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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
SemifinuIs Set
At Brooke Manor
Washington Horse Wins

Guy Chamberlain. Bill Todd
Keith Bowie and Frank Kra-
wczel advanced to the semi
final round Of the Brooke
Manor club golf championship
yesterday by winning third
round matches.
Chamberlain defeated Bill
Dudley, 2 and /, Todd whipped
Gene Banks, 5 and 4, Bowie
ousted Charles Skates, 3 and
2, and Krawczel eliminated
Allan Sherrier, l up. Chamber
lain plays Todd and Bowie
meets Krawczel today. a
Phil Etchison with a -, took
medalist honors yesterday in
the junior club championship
qualifier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Garry Back
Badly Beaten
In Comeback

CLEVELAND, Aug. IT (AP) .
T. A. GrisSom's Gushing Wind
won the $685. $50 Buckeye Hand
leap at Randall Park today for
the second straight year and
upset Garry Backs comeback
hopes. Garry Back, finishing
second, was beaten by five
lengths.
The winner, ridden by Bobby
Baird and carrying ia pounds
to Garry Backs 1875, was
clicked in 1:49 for the mile
and one-eighth in the 18th
running Of Ohio's richest race.
Gushing Wind returned $40,
So and $4.20. Carry Back re-
turned $3.50 and SO and third
place Loyal Son paid $3.40.
Garry Back, the 1861 Ken
lucky Derby and PreaknesS
winner who has been in retire.
ment for nine months, was not
nearly the horse who had won
$1,17O,825 when he was the
darling Of Americas racing
rams. He has been in stud
since finishing third in last
November's Washington, D. c.,
international.
Gushing Wind broke from
the No. / post and led all the
way Garry Back carried top
weight in the eight-horse field.
The track was listed as fast,
despite a light drizzle which
fell during the race.
Jack Price, Garry Backs
trainer, had said the horse
would go back to stud if he
didn't do well. But after the
race, Price was far from dis
appointed:
"CB did just fine after his
season in the stud. He showed
me just what I wanted to see
he had that old fighting
spirit-and that should earn
him the chance to stay right
out there in high class COM
petition"
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Mongo Is Third
ToS39.Co|t at
Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Aug. II (AP).-Paul Bongar-
zones Dean Carl, the only
3-year- old in the race, defeated
six older rivals including
Mengo, the solid choice, in win
ming the Atlantic City Handi-
cap here today by two lengths.
."Bennie Rosensen rode the
upset winner, who went to the
front at the start and stayed
there.
Brookfield Farms Inbalance
logged the winner most of the
way and finished second.
Mongo, seeking his third
stakes victory for the season,
came around horses from off
the pace but could not get by
the top two and finished third.
His 125-pound impost may
have been too much Of a
burden.
Dean Carl, in registering his
initial victory for his New Jer-
sey owner, received $18,395 and
was timed in 1:48Hs for nine
furlongs.
The largest crowd of the
season-30, 049-witneSsed the
thriller. The winner paid $50 20,
$14.80 and $500. Inbalance re-
turned $500 and $40 and
Mongo paid $2.40.
Wayne Chambers, rider OF
Mongo, offered no excuse and
said his horse was never in
trouble.
Completing the field were
Guadalcanal, Black Thumper,
Soda Stream and Polylad, the
latter trailing all the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Brundoge Reps Tieup
Between Sports, Politics

government to say who it shall
invite to its meetings" Brun-
dage said at a news conference
here.
Brundage also referred to
the case where the Indonesians
refused entry to representatives
from Formosa and Israel at the
Asian Games there. Indonesia
has since been suspended from
the IOC.
Asked VIII e ther Indonesia
would be allowed to participate
if they abide by the IOC rules
and tell us they are sorry for
what happened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. II
Cap and Gown, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cunning
ham of Warrenton, Va, and
ridden by Gene Cunningham,
was pinned regular conforma-
ton champion of the Bath
County Horse Show today,
clinching the tricolor by win
ming the hunting appointments
class, the last class of the
three day show. He also won
the ladies conformation ella S S
Friday night.
Cap and Gown amaSsed 211a
ointS during the show, top
ping Mrs. j. Deane Fuckers
Cold Climate by 8 points. Cold
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Brothers Finish
IL in Corsica

CENTERVILLE. Md, Aug. II
(AP)-Brothers Bob and How
ard Lippincott placed first and
second in the Star class today
in the 22d annual Corsica Riv-
err Yacht Club sailing regatta.
Bob Lippincott-former in
ternational Star champion
won both races in his division
on the choppy Chester River.
Brother Howard-a former
world Comet class champion
sailed his cirrus to secondhand
third-place finishes.
Another day of racing for
the Stars and six other one
design classes is scheduled to-
morrow.
The summaries:
Stars. Boat No. ASS. Bob Lip
pincott, Tired Avon Yacht Club. ii.
TAYC, 80, SO; 8. Jade, John r. sher-
wood III, Gibson Island Yacht squad
ron, 6-2. 80.
International 14S-1. Amor rita,
club, 1-3, 22A: 2; Salute, Stuart h.
Walker, Severn Sailing Association,
81. 22A; 3. Pigalle, Spencer ]. Leech,
/ jr., SSA, 2-6, Is.
Lightnings-l. Tally-Ho, Marbury
B. Fox. Baltimore Yacht Club. 81,
2SA; 2. Rooster, Herman C. Henschen.
BsTnss Mead pa Bye e. i-5. aS Clancy
Hamptons-1. AwOL. Lenny Smith.
Annapolis Yacht Club, 3-2. II; tied
with Windsong, Donald Coleman,
Beiianca, cRYc. Is. 1871.
Comets. Flsmin Name. Marchsll
Roger, Roger Judd, TAYC. "a 46;
3, We-Two-Too, John Swaine, ir.,
TAYC, 7-2, 43.
Penguin Seniors-1. Trinket. Len
Penso. Potomac River Sailing Associa-
ton, 81; 81, 2. oPyffin. John 6.
Chef Tad Dupont. aye, "a, 80.
PENGUIN Juniors-l. snafu. Dan
Allen Chauvenet. PRSA, SO, ga; 8. Tie,
boat No 646S, Morris Ellison, TAYC,
AS, 81; Magic. Bob Smith, TAYC,
2,Ss 81; and At Last II, Jane Melvin,
aye, 81. 81.
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Atlantic City Results


lst-S3 200; cling; Ayr. g. up; 6 fur.
Zami Girl SThornb'g( 5000 1a.S0 g'e eS
Scorched Earth Grant $50
Why Listen, Dude Ship. Kit Coffey.
DiSado. Burrway Miss, Nah Lea Lee,
Duple Pupil. Autumn Air. Thyana.
Time, 1:l1zs.
2d-S9,2O0; cling; 4-yI. 4 up; 8 fur !,c
Careful Consort (KimbaiD 100 4.2O
Greek John (ZakOOr) $50
Big Music. swiftly Bill, Cherry Piet,
Varka, Miney Myerson, Coast to Coast.
The Roost. Time. iii. go.
DAILY DOUBLE (7-IO) PAID $1sO.6O
3d-S3, 400: cling; 2-yr.: 8 fur. =.
R R%g 70 PG ss,S GTp' 1880 SsS ssS
WellingtOn's (Chambers) 400
Offensive Weapon, Good Conduct,
Linda Fair. Kamekameka. Time, 1:12.
4th--4,2OO; alw.; 2-yr.: 5 fur.
Oscar L. (Chambers) I1.4O 40 $50
CavatiOn (Grant) $40 ESQ
Jolly Count. Paul Horning. Try
Brandy. Bold Velvet. Time, 1;l12s.
5th-S4,OO cling; Ayr. & up; 8 fur.
Pilot John (ThOrnb'E) $50 40 3.SO
King Denny tStevenSon) 1910 $50
Haft Yanzdah (Chambers) $40
King Gohi, Mango News, Bronze
Jet. Raison, Fort Flower. Time. l:lOas.
6th-S4,5OO: alw.; 3-yr.: 6 fur.
a Paved (Harmatz) 1I.4O $50 $40
Rex the Fox (Grimm) $40 800
Nillea (ChOquette) $40
Armalad. River Gambler. Hallat-
nan, Time-After-Ttme, Fairfab. Run
Through. Olylea. Time. 1:1lb.
Calumet Farm entry.
7th-S5,5O0; alw.: 3-yr. g. up; fur.
Ingrained (Culmone) $40 $50 500
Reckless Driver (ScurlOck) geo $50
Sharp Count (McCurdy) $50
Battle Neck, Yorky. Capt. Almanor.
Time, 1:10.
Sth-S25. 200 added: Atlantic City
Hdcp.: 3-yr. & up; Ia mi.
Dean Carl Csorensen) 1880 1880 500
Inbalance (CulmOne) $50 $40
MOngO (Chambers) 2.4O
Guadalcanal Soda Stream. Black
Thumper, Polylad. Time. 1:4Sls.
9th--$5, 900: cling; 3-yr. a. up; lie
Route sIsty-sl1 Cz.p 400 1920 $50
Doctor Bern Chambers) 1870 100
Gay and Fast (Culmone) $50
General Doge, Diamond, Hold Me,
Mister Snow Man. sadowo. Tabs
Niche Lea, viii to Live. Time,
l:432S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
BEST DAY OF MEET
Laurel Record Set
:. By Raritan Valley

the field of five Maryland
breds, tipping the mile in
1898. This was fourfifths of a
second faster than the former
mark Of 1875, which has been
shared by Celtic Ash, the Bel
mont Stakes winner of 1860;
Amber Diver and Dawn Prince.
Flying the silks of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson Fowler Of Pea
cock, N. j., Raritan Valley re-
sponded to the strong riding
tactics of Paul Kallai and beat
out Richard M. Forbes Paget
by half length.
TOwsOn Runs Third
Mrs. Mary G. Christmas
Towson finished third, a length
and a quarter behind Paget and
five lengths in front of Alias,
who set much Of the pace but
faded in the stretch.
Backers of Raritan Valley,
who had won the Maryland
Derby last spring at Laurel and
later the Lamplighter Handi-
cap at Monmouth Park, COL
lected 81 and $3.50. There was
no show betting because of the
five-horse field. Paget paid
$3.50 to place.
In winning the T.amplighter,
Raritan Valley beat Crewman,
who yesterday upset Chateau
gay and Candy Sports in the
Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
Kallai, who only last winter
had trouble getting mounts at
Charles Town, turned. in a
smartly- judged ride aboard the
son of Royal Vale and Tania.
Saving ground along the rail
as Alias and Paget swung wide
turning into the stretch, Kallai
drove Paritan Valley hard
through the final eighth to
outgame Paget.
Handle Passes 81 Million
After the two previous
Saturdays at Laurel's disap-
pointing experiment with sum-
mer racing dates failed to pro-
duce a betting handle in ex-
cess Of 81 million the goal
finally was reached yesterday
as $l,041,511 was showed
through the windows.
Secondary attraction of the
day went to the Dumbarton
Stables Uncle Percy, a $3.50
favorite who led throughout
in the -and-a-sixteen
$4,000 Volcanic Purse on the
grass. Mrs. j. Bowes Bonds Ole
Buddy Buddy rallied strongly
to finish second, a length and
a half behind the winner. Wal
nut Hill Farms Zumbador II
was third.
An inquiry and disqualifi-
cation marked the seventh
race but it did not involve the
first three horse.
Tinkham Veale II Vital
Force won the 6-furlong race
by a neck over Restless Cloud.
Trojan Seth was third. But the
stewards raised an inquiry of
the result and then disquali-
fled Ferrous Count, the Us
favorite ridden by Ronnie
Ferraro, from fourth to fifth
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Glenelg Stables Raritan VAL
ley provided Laurel with a new
mile course record in winning
the $500 Maryland Fund
Handicap yesterday and 1902
fanS-largest turnout of the
meeting-supplied the track
with its first 81 million plus
betting handle this summer.
The teletimer caught Raritan
Valley, the only 3-year-old in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press


lst-S3. 200: cling; 3-yr. g. up; 8 fur.
B hsEEK sO SseiieTs ~" 4SO 1880 $
Mount Lebo (Woodh'e) $50
Calhoung. fPoseido. Bird Season.
Melrose Silver. Count ]. D., Mr..
Flies, strontium. Intensive. Kilda,
Lady Erin. Time. 1:1l+S.
Rothstein-Weiss entry.
9d-S3, 200: clmgs 3-yr. & up; 9 fur.
Cleres FelicianO) $3.50 1899 SEQ
Profit Or Loss (Sellers) 1920 $50
OO stySia H STAR Mr.. Yale. Sabre song SiHS
Pepper Pot. Big Playback. Rose Of
Picardy, A Hit, Comedian. Time,
LIS.
DAILY DOUBLE C6-IO PAID $1,000
3d11s7, 800; hdcp.; Ayr. 81 up; . mi.
Exhibit ip 4. 1}Alteh..on, $40 $50 20 20
Swift River tHruskal $50
Madame solario. Time, 3.30B (new
course record.
Phipps-Fred entry.
Claim 10 Fame (Yc'Ta) $50 $40 go
Table Bay (WOOdh'e) 400 800
C Du NOir (COmbesD $50
Beau Ampere. Fair Dell, Roman Sir,
Surah, Cormier. Inscription. Renege
b Engelhard entry.
Roebling-Tartan Stable entry.
5th-S4,5O0:. alw,; 3-yr. q up; Z fur.
Mann Jack (YcaZaD $50 400 $50
Chronicle (BaeZa) $50 $50
Blazing Stars (MellOn) $50
Bailongo II. Double Double, Rocky
Thumb. Nasholin. In the Closet. Time,
l:23%.
6th-S75. 900 added: Travers Stakes;
Crewman tGuerin) 4I.9O 1880 600
Hot Dust tSellersD 1I.OO 40
Chateaugay tBaeLa) 3.3O
-, Candy Spots. Never Bend, choker.
7th-S8, 500; alw.; 3-yr. & up; g fur,
Macedonia (BaeZa) $50 $50 $50
Fauve (Ruanel 1850 $50
Near Man tBOland) $40
lant; Floridian Bay, Kisco Kid. Time,
HOS.
sth---S4 900; slw.; 3-yr. & up: 8 fur.
Restless Native (Us'D 400 $50 30
al BS GSy , iaH iSomh.,p 1910 s s1S
Monsieur David. Calm One. Temper,
Top American, English Mamie.
a Dowdely-Dow, Summertime Song.
Gallant Chief II. Time, l:10ts.
9th-S3, 500; starter hdcp.: 3-yr. a
up la mi (turD.
McClOskey (Sellers) 500 80 $40
Sol Naciente CHern'E) $50 800
Uncle Pid (WOOdhouse) $50
Ireland, Third League. Never Look
Anuhilation. MY Pal Chappy. Time.
:56As course record).
Handle, 81, 1S5,IO2. Attendance, 20,335.
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Named Swim Chief

TORONTO, Aug. II (AP).-
James P. Toomey, director of
the 26-mile Atlantic City swim,
was elected president of the
World Professional Marathon
Swimming Federation today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Reds Claim Record

MOSCOW, Aug. II (AP).-A
Soviet women's sprint team
claimed a world record of one
minute BAT seconds in the
800-meter relay today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

points during the show, top
Climate crept up to the re-
by one-half a point over Wav-
erly Farms War Life. War Life
was sold in mid-show to Claude
Owens of Potomac Falls, Md.
Washington Horse Wins
Mrs. David Parker's Fiddling
Glider from Washington, DC,
kept his lead in the green con-
formation division, taking the
championship, with 1914 points
and beating Jane Dunscombe's
King Arthur by one-half a
point. King Arthur beat Mrs.
Parker's other horse, Center
Stripe, for the reserve cham
pionship by winning the green
conformation hunter stake, the
last class in this division.
Laugin Place Stables Navy
Commander won the working
hunter championship with 20
points over Julie Kardon's Cap
tain Flash. Captain Flash with
II points dropped back to re-
serve champion when Navy
Commander won the hunting
appointments class, also the
last class in this division.
Fairfield Farms Let's Dance
was the green working hunter
champion with II points,
ahead of Noel Twyman's Mink's
Muff.
Blue Plum continued his lead
in the jumper division, taking
the championship away from
Cooshaw Farms Grey Ghost
17-12.
Pony Title Decided
Mrs. Robert Motch'S 1Sgllde
with 8 points, was only one
point ahead of War Life to
win the amateur owner cham
pionship.
Johnny Reb, the Kenneth
Taylor's CONSTANT little pony
from Hampton, Va, took the
pony grand championship this
morning, after being pinned
champion in the small pony d.
vision. Johnny Reb, who has
his first leg on the Waverly
Farm challenge trophy, won
1872 points, only one point
ahead of Patricia Hanly'S
Midget, from Charlottesville
Va, who was pinned small pony
reserve champion and also re-
serve grand-champion.
A Potomac, Md, pony. Lyle
bits, carried Fankie Counsel
man to the tricolor in the
large pony division with 10
points, one point ahead of Lyn-
da Lovell's Charlotte, NC
pony, Stars Girl.
The breeding championship
of the Bath County show went
to a Canaan Farms entry, q
bay colt by the imported Nit
ribois out of Anguish. The colt
from Esmont, Va, won the rae
ing type under three years
class and the yearlings suitable
to become hunters class this
morning.
Sara Nan Payne wrapped UP
the junior championship with
her Mariana, retiring the Ma
rianna Trophy presented by
Miss Payne when she retired
the previous junior hunter
challenge trophy. Mariana
with 10 points. was 4 points
ahead Of Walter j. Lees Ever
Century, who was pinned re-
serve champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Shenandoah Results

lst-S1, 100: 4-yr-olds and up: claim
Valencia L'y (vasiD 1920 $50 40
Miss Gin lEspinOsa) GEO 400
Lynny FL. Lanham Lady, Royal Blue
Rose. Touchofroyalty. Whirling Nurse,
los.
2nd-S1. 100; 4-yr.-olds and up:
pccRiss CE 2s !s $40 $50 800
Cinnamon Maid (VasiD $50
Jessglad, Our Stride, Fine Cloth,
Rover View Queen, To Remember.
Time, 1:07%.
DAILY DOUBLE 0-aJ PAID s74.6O
3rd-S1, 200: Ayr. -olds and up; claim
Sheer Delight (E'sl 1850 $40 $50
Fraudulent (Adkins) $50 $50
Steel Pick (Dia'kis) $50
Harwood, Pioneer Rock. Risky Jim.
Reluctant Lady. Dishes Flying. Big
4th-S1, 200: 4-yr.-olds up; claiming:
l mi 20 yds
Hy Babu On; smith 100 100 800
Leave II Alone (Fr'ch) 400
Gwen Maizel, Hit and Run. speck,
Micanopy, R m n Call, Fleet Elf.
Time, 1:464s.
5th-sl,1OO: 4-yr-olds & up; claiming;
Play Room French) 500 500 ESQ
Side Town, Sob Sister, Peach Pie,
Mountain View. Beechley. Time, l;133s
6th-Sl,5OO; 3-yr.-olds: allowance;
3l2 furs.
Ciymmaiira (Es'sa) $50 500 $40
Blood Shot (Da'sOnl 800 2.lO
Mary Sanford (Smith) 800
:ss ssss.' rare Ff''' 0'''n' 's' Trout
7th-S1.3OO; Ayr. Odds up: cling: d
Greek Lover IF: Kratz) $40 $50 4.20
Mr.. Jingle y. kirk 7.4O 30
Bar Lin, Sir DAYS. Mr., Blat: Second
Fiddle, Baby Man, High Summer,
Beleza Di Mama. Time. 1:l3h.
Sth-SI, 800; 3-yr. -olds: Elw.; 8 fur.
Idyll Money DAWN $50 EGO ESQ
Lost Girl (SOllars) 800 ESQ
Ricky's Dude (Belangerl 40
YarroTo Congress Park. Ellen Claire.
TWIN DOUBLE G-3-I-2) PAID $3.50
27O patrons participated.
9th-S3 900; 3-yr. & up; handi-
cap; | mi.
ROugue's Road (Gambardella) I1.iO
ROugue's Road tG'la) I7.lO $50 100
Sagum (DaVidSOn) $40 . 80
Cur Summons (ReynOlds) $50
aCalmick. aCharingherst King In
Charge, Tina Lisa. Time, l40Ss.
a-W. B. Andrews and Hillside
Farms entry.
l0th-sl 400: cling: 4-yr.-olds & up;
| mile.
Talavara (SmalD SD $50 4.2O
Ginchee (GambardeIla) 7.SO 500
Celebrity Boy DIM $50
Round Pie. Tetraiota, Computer,
Crowned, Wary Lac; Time, ass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Race Charts At LAUREL

(Copyrighted, 1868, by Triangle Publications, Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse So 500; and year old maidens
won driving Winner D. Evans b. g. by FabrieatOr OF
81 625 5000 $3.50. Sl25. Time l:l3. Clear and fast
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TWIN DOUbLb Nd-o-l-<J rhlD SlIo,
270 patrons participated.

1Oth-s1 400; cling; 4-yr.-olds q up;
| mile.
Talavara (SmalD SD $50 4.2O
Ginchee (Gambardella) 7.SO 800
Celebrity Boy DIM $50
Round Pie. Tetraiota, Computer,
Crowned Wary Lad. Time, l.431
Attendance 1887; handle S5l2
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FIFSTH RACE = Purse $4,000; 4-year-ods and up;
caimlngi furongs Post 3b1 off At once start GOOD;
won ridden out Winner A. c. OHarras b. G. T. BY Brief
sgh-Whatanurse. Trainer, owner. Vaues-S227b $500,
$500 Si75, Time, 1918
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

Sth-S1 800; 3-yr -olds: slw.; 8 fur.
Lost Girl (SOllars) 800 ESQ
Ricky's Dude (Belangerl 40
Yarrow Congress Park. Ellen Claire.
Time, l:I22s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

2d-S3, 200: clmgs 3-yr. e. up; @ fur.
Cleres (FeIicianO) $3.50 1920 SEQ
Profit Or Loss (Sellers) 1899 $50
Cottage (AndersOn) $50
Stygian Star. Mr. Yale, Sabre Song,
Pepper Pot. Big Playback. Rose OF
Picardy, A Hit, Comedian. Time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
Cap and Gown Scores
In Both County Show

points during the show, top
Climate crept up to the re-
by one-half a point over Wav-
erly Farms War Life. War Life
was sold in mid-show to Claude
Owens of Potomac Falls, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

2nd-S1 100; 4-yr.-olds and up:
claiming: 5i2 furs.
DOehise (EspinOsa) $40 $50 300
Walk Off Okirk) I2.5G $50
Cinnamon Maid (vasi) $50
Jessglad, Our Stride, Fine Cloth,
Rover View Queen, To Remember.
Time, 1:07M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

lst-S1, 100: 4-yr-olds and up: claim
ing: 51z furs.
Valencia L'y (vasi) 1890 $50 40
Miss Gin (EspinOsa) $50 400
TOuracO (Davids0n) $40
Lynny FL. Lanham Lady. Royal Blue
Rose, Touchofroyalty. Whirling Nurse,
Blue N Yellow, Codes Chaner. Time,
los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

$500. $500 Disk RULER, $40 -,''~0O
SECOND RACE Purse, So, 600. 4-year-olds and up;
an re Wies f9ss E E once SSr spGSd
Palm Isle Trainer, p q. Johnson. Vaues-S1 $50 $780,
5000, S160, Time 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

7th-S8, 800; alw.; 3-yr. & up; 8 fur.
Macedonia (BaeZa) $50 $50 $50
Fauve (Ruane) 1850 $50
Near Man (BOland) $40
Water Twister. Sinatra. Top Gal
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7th-S1. 300: Ayr. olds up: cling: d
Greek Lover IF. Kratz) $40 $50 4.2O
Mr.. Jingle u. Kirk 7.4O $40
Our ship Jim 600
Bar Lin. Sir DAYS. Mr., Blat, Second
Fiddle, Baby Man, High Summer,
Beleza d Mama. Time. l.l3ls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

Restless Native tUs'yJ 100 $50 80
Sir Gay (Ruane) 1910 6.lO
Brown Jay (COmbesD 2.5O
Monsieur David. Calm one. Temper,
Top American, English Mamie.
Gallant Chief II. Time, l:lO%.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-21
Issue On Pool
Is Taken to
County Heads

The County Council is consid.
ering a plea by the Aspen Hill
Swimming Pool, Inc, to set
aside regulations requiring the
pool owners to enclose a TOO
foot section of creek running
through their property,
David e. Belts, attorney for
the more than 100 families who
make up the pool group, appear.
ed before Tuesdays council
meeting to request a variance
which would allow construction,
- which has been halted since
June, 1862 - to begin again.
Estimates for enclosing the
short section of the Turkey
Branch run up to $92, 900. The
Washington Suburban Sanitary
mmission has offered, the
pool owners say, to pick up half
tine cost.
The pool association has ex.
pressed fears that the expense
would be too much for their
organization, and might send
the 1S-mOnths old pool prof.
ect down the drain.
The enclosure regulation,
Belts told the council, lis arbi.
trary and unnecessary" If en-.
forced at Aspen Hill, he said, at
would amount to confiscation."
The pool owners have had
troubles ever since they began
organizing in mid-1961. Topog.
raphy on their five.acre tract
off Turkey Branch Parkway at
Independence Street required a
coming variance to allow the
pool site to be closer to the
Connecticut Avenue right.of-
way than normally allowed.
Then their builder began ex-
cavation at the site, before &C.
quiring a building permit. In
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-21
General Plan
Hit By Board

The Silver Spring Board Of
Trade has gone on record
against the wedges and CORR
doris" general plan Of the Mary
land.National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
The groups board Of direc-
tors rejected the staff plan
and urged the M-NCPPC COM
missioners to adopt a plan
which would recognize Mont.
gomery County "as an employ
ment center in its own right"
The boards resolution states
that "the general plan does not
provide for the obvious growth
Of Silver Spring as an office and
retail center, and ignores the
existing Georgia e..Colesville
Road corridor"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-21
CAR AUCTION

By virtue of Article 63, Sec.
ton 43, of the Annotated Code
of Maryland (195 Ed the under.
signed will sell for repairs and
other lawful charges the follow.
ing cars:
81 Rambler Sta. Wagon, 4.dr.
Serial # "A 5425, owned by Paul
E. Cooper, Rt. fl. Box 23-A,
Jefferson, Md.
SO Buick Roadmaster, body
style # 1910, owned by w. Eu-
gene, 1921 18th st. S. E., Wash.
ington, D. c.
SO Buick Roadmaster, Serial
+ 57028575 - Body style 1857,
owned by c. A. Poates, 604 Bur
gundy Dr., Rockville, Md.
Sale will be held at 202 Park
Road, Rockville, Maryland on
TUESDAY, APRIL End, 1868
AT 1880 AM.
Terms of sale: CASH.
Nahr's Auto Service
202 Park Road
Rockville, Maryland
2t-0134-3-2S