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Evening star., 1963-04-28

Richard Montsomeryi ., Fisher, An.
n1,indtals R,int... e oonda o.connell; Z
mond, IS seconds.
l0O;yard dash--i,, Jack Buckley
3, Rick Gibson, Northwood. Z Mar.
seelie. Wakefield; 5, owen, oconneil
.l0l.
Distance medley relay-H North.
wood Roy Benner,.. Bruce sheehAn
oconnelli ?, Fails Church, q. Ham.
Tsos TssoSd 3; sld Anasps's T.sops q ,ioGSS !@ss
wsshipsion Lee e0iS IL. iSegiS.' S'o''0 set o'
waisEi.le Ban Massiisilss sifsls FTGsss psn.s
B.Gci (, Fisher, Annandalei 5, ASnsw
sci; ., Mafalsrdt. Airh 'GSa Point f0un 3
Joyce, woodsoni 4, Gordon, Madison
. taaeIll ae,l.lra BOP Gopsl.nd Northyooq
cromeI Jim Shook, stan Mayharc
RisS%sies .,,si ,MsiSntsSn,ry' l. eoS'SeSonnsii
I" we TWsEsilsld. S,is. SSSu,,,n ,n.s n.,,,,
Inond 4. Brown. Hiah Point, B
Fadeley, Wakefield I0iiS,3,
ssC.rslay--l, Northyood tRlek oib.
s, s9n, Bob COPELAND jim Barley, sne
Hammond. .. B-cc S, Wakefield
ss0--i. Mcdonald. Lee, ., Thomp.
SON Hammond g. Evans Hoffman.
Boston, Z. Rubin B-cci 5, coughlin
a.0-i. Jack Bickley High Point.
2, Gibson. Northwoodi \, wilkins, o..
bqurni I. Fixes, Hoffman. Boston: s,
shI!yer. stuart. e2lf
Nile relay, Hammond tcromsr
dale. . n.cc: 4, Wakefield! 5, York.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
DR.. Dubious Captures
Route at Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
April 81 (SpeciaD Jockey
Eddie Cape brought DR.. Du-
bious flying from five lengths
off the pace tonight to over
haul Too Bad Casey and win
the sixth race at $2l.60 at
Shenandoah Downs. A crowd
of $500 watched as Too Bad
Casey frittered away the COM
manding margin in the short
stretch to lose by a neck.
DR.. Dubious was kept clear
of the tight early going by
Cape, and had the kick neces-
Sary to catch Too Bad Casey,
who failed to respond to Mason
Gordon's urging.
Elixir III, the even-money
choice, settled for third after
taking a brief early lead in the
mile event.
The second shortest daily
double Of the meeting resulted
when Oscina won the second
half Of the daily double to COM
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Jay Trump Drives to New Mark
In Tokinq Maryland Hunt Cup

twice. Each time Hurdy Gurdy
made a move TO take COM
mand, he dropped back again,
losing lengths because of his
careful style of jumping.
After the 10th, Tommy
Smith let Jay Trump roll and
by the 18th he seemed to have
the race in hand.
Once cIear of the final fence,
Mountain Dew drew toward
the winner. Hurdy Gurdy, who
may have been off form be-
cause of an injury suffered
two weeks ago, also made a
strong bid. He was closing
ground at the end.
Both Jay Trump and Hurdy
Curdy came to Maryland Hunt
Cup competition via the
Charles Town Race Track. On
the flat, they couldn't beat a
fat man with boots on. Over
jumps, nothing that looks
through a blinccr on this side
of the Atlantic can beat them
cross-country where the big
timber fences stand.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Hammond Captures Four Relays
To Take Wakefield InvitotionoI

record time Of l0:53.3 and
Wakefield's Byron wilkins pole
vaulted 1910 for another new
mark.
Six hundred and 20 athletes
from 81 area high schools COM
peted in the day-night meet.
tr for agate
Bophomore. freshman relay. Ham.
none lpan Boone, Jack DAWSON. Gary
Wafhecko ana Tommy HouckJ: y, Mar.
snaII. Wakefield 4, o'conneli. b.
JosephI in iposj' " ''' W "'' S''
,,esS Sprint ,i medley relay-l, Hammond
'SS D nssSdslsst saS R,st T. osseee sec 4 ES.lhNsGGd E.
Byrns, Waksiisidi I. BiiiT Poii, q Grove. s
toni ,, Marc Durand, Mclean, bRh
,i.Ias Iash 'unRTl RIII Ki,rsshs,1l Ioh1 Bender, Wake.
B-cc: 5, Mike Foran. o'conneii' e.i \.
meet record old record OF 8-s. set By
Charles Davis. w-L OF Montfoss In
z, Ken chatham. NorthSooidH' N'Sai r. ., S0enn cI.m
Marrensr ueorge Washington: 4, Bob
hnnandale. t5b-4,
Pole yaultgf, byron wilkins. Wake
LED; z. Rick Andre. Hammond 3.
Mcooyan, o'Conneli 12-iO inject rec.
ord. old record OF ia.2is set By Wilson
OF HiEh. Point In 1892.
BROAD Jump. Don seemuler, uw
carroll. Northwood Z spence Mi N.,i
Mclean: D, Dave. Asch. Stuart. N n
inject record, old record N ai.its
In lil62l. '''n
isO-yard hish hurdles. wrisht.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

GLYNDON, Md, April 81
Three thoroughbred horses went
at it hoof and haunch over
the four miles and % fences of
the Maryland Hunt Cup course
here today, pushing the winner
to new course record.
In front by two lengths at
the finish was Mrs. Mary B.
Stephenson's Jay Trump, rid
den by Compton Smith, jr.. of
Warrenton, Va. Second in a
futile last minute squirt was the
1862 winner of the timber clas-
sic, Janon Fisher. jr., Mountain
Dew with Janon Fisher III
aboard.
Third place was owner-rid-
den Hurdy Gurdy, handled by
Kingdom Gould. jr., Washing
ton lawyer who also operates
the PM parking interests there.
The official time was 8:42H,
one second and three -fifths
better than the mark estab-
liShed in 1860 by H. Robinson
Fenwick's Fluctuate. Fenwick
trained Jay Trump for today's
victory.
The cup presentation was
therefore something Of a
family party. Fluctuate was
Tommy Smiths first Maryland
Hunt Club winner in 1859. Mrs.
Stephenson and young Smiths
mother, Mrs. John Hopewell of
Warrenton, went to school to-
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Ribbons Given
Al PhiIomont

PHILOMONT, Va, April 81
(SpeciaD Champions and re-
serves were decided in four
pony divisions of the Philomont
Volunteer Fire Department
horse and pony show here to-
day.
Eighteen classes will COM
prise tomorrow's competition.
with the awarding of cham
pionShipS in four divisions.
Small and large pony, novice
junior hunter and junior hunt
er championships were decided
yesterday.
NOVICE small pony hunters: Beau
Mary Kennedy; ,3-Windsor Com
mander, Alice Rowley; Might Mist
Novice large pony hunters: 1-Gs-
Mary Elizabeth OYER: 3-sadie Brown,
Louie strother; top Secret, Laurie
4ni9r working hunters: double
Deal. judi Trieoel 21Shadow Patch,
l-Sayannah, Ruth Doming
Small pony hunters: Yankee
Alexander Chewing; 3-Vixens Ha'
Penny, Barbara Benton; 4-Night Mist.
Monica Fell 9-hpril's Fool, Lizapet III
4-Perris Delight, Perrie Wight.
Novice junior hunters: Golden
AK, Mile Mile McCrsy; ..Bsy Leaf Leaf
Triebel; 4-Sauibb, Karen West.
Large pony hunters: l-Impy; =
Rebel. Laurie Kahn; 3-Lytle Bits
Frankie Councilman; lady Ksla.
pssB 9Ror s1eT vsTEns bosT bSnssrs Betsy hSaHE SS
,3-savannah' Ozark Flct, pam
Small pony under saddle; johnny
Dark. H. F. Mills; 2-Yankee Doodle
Novice junior hunters: i.HPsrty
Martha Benton; 3--Socisl Event, Liza
Kahn: 4-Electric Storm.
Larsee pony under saddle: l-Lytl'
IVORY Mac, Peter Glassman.
VISA Eouitation class: l-Jane
Boleyn; Joe Fargis; Susan Nc
Ellhinney; 4-Suzy Thomas.
Junior conformation hunters l.
Deal; 4--Jelly Bean. KevIn McNamara
Small pony working hunters: l.
Show Bis, .-lvanhoe; show Bun
ny, Alexander CnewninR; 4-Vixeni
Novice junior hunters: might
Flight. Anne Heintz; Bell Boy; g.
Chico. Maggie Mclaughlin; 4-Martini
Sharon Morency.
Large pony working hunters: l.
Shreves; 3-Impy; 4-Ivory Mac.
Small pony jumpers: Johnny
Dark; Show Bits; 3-Night Mist;
4-Beau Rock.
Large pony jumpers: Ivory Mac;
Little Tramp: 3-impy: 4-Farnley
Masie Coed. Susan McEllhinney.
Junior hunters under saddle: l.
Shadow Patch might Flight; g.
Bell Boy; 4-Result
Small pony championship: Yankee
Doodle. Robin johnson, points; re.
serve, SHOW Bis, Alexander Chewning
Large pony championship: Lytle Bits,
Frankie Councilman, IL points; re-
serve, Impy' Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Z. Skid
Novice Junior hunter championship:
Bell Boy. Martha Benton, q points; re-
serve, Night Flight, Anne Heintz
Junior hunter championship. Shadow
Patch, Jane Bolsyn, / / points: reserve,
Double Deal, judi Triebel
Evening star., 1963-04-28

gether and made their debut
at the same time.
Only five horses started in
the 67th running Of the Mary
land. Mountain Dew and
Hurdy Gurdy alternated in
making the pace, while Tommy
Smith stood straight in his
irons and rared back on Jay
Trump to restrain him.
Between the ninth and 10th
fences, young C.. P. Nelson on
Bushwheeler made a move to
the front. However, horse
struck the towering chestnut
rail as he rose to take off
Nelson and his mount went
down together. Mountain Dew,
Hurdy Gurdy and Jay Trump
avoided trouble but Red Lion
Mike, ridden by Jack Griswold,
also hit the ground over the
10th.
From the 10th through the
18th fences, Hurdy Gurdy and
Mountain Dew switched the
pace-setting duties at least
Evening star., 1963-04-28
BY JOSEPH b. KELLEY
Star Racing Editor

Jockey Ronnle Ferraro, who
has not been looking like the
1862 riding champion recently,
silenced his critics yesterday,
He had a near perfect five-for-
eight day, which included a
sparkling ride aboard Hot Dust
TO win the $27,900 Senatorial
Stakes on the grass before
1921 at Laurel.
Hot Dust, a PreakneSS hope
full owned by Mrs. Alfred
Giordano Of Westbury, l.. l.,
provided Ferraro with his
fourth victory Of the day as
he beat out Montpelier's IA
vored Prince O. Pilsen by three
quarters Of a length in the
Senatorial.
The 2O-year-old Ferraro re-
turned in the ninth race to
drive Heebie-Jeebies to a front
running triumph at $50 and
score his fifth victory Of the
day. Last years riding Sensa-
ton started his biggest day
Of 1868 with victory in the first
with My Side Girl.
He struck again in the third
with Julia lakewood and then
swept the last three events,
winning with Shield Bearer in
the seventh in addition to Hot
Dust and Heebie- -Jeebies in the
final two races.
Pivot Runs Fourth
In the Senatorial Stakes,
trailing Hot Dust and Prince O.
Pilsen to the wire was Daniel
Nicholas Pivot, Trainer Tom
Barry's charge who could not
do no better than third, a length
behind the favorite. Fourth
among the seven starters was
William B. Robinson's Rural
Retreat, who set the pace for
more than a half mile and then
faded in the mile event.
Samuel j. Lefrak's Dilly Boy
II, a promising Irish h-bred colt
shipped from New York, did
little running and finished
fifth. He beat only John A..
Manfuso's Air Spin and Frank
j. Carlin's Choice T.
Hot Dust, who was sixth to
Candy Spots in the Florida
Derby and second to Bold Com
mander in the recent Chesa-
peake Stakes, was second
choice. His hackers collected
$8.40, SO and $2.40. Prince O.
Pilsen paid $3.50 and 1920 and
Pivot $40.
Carrying ll8 pounds, Hot
Evening star., 1963-04-28
ChiIds Cup
Field Beaten
ByGermuns

PRINCETON. N. j., April 27
(AP). - The world champion
Ratzeburg Rowing Club of
West Germany defeated the
Columbia, Pennsylvania and
Princeton University crews to-
day on Lake Carnegie.
Columbia, finishing second
by a length. was declared the
winner Of the 55th renewal CT
the Chllds Cup Regatta, for
which the Germans were not
eligible.
Penn finished third, two
lengths behind Columbia, and
Princeton was three seats be-
mind Penn.
The German club. partici-
pating as a guest, was clicked
for the mile-and-three-quarter
race at 9 minutes. l0.4 seconds.
The other clockings were Co.
lumbia (9:l5.0. Penn (9:23.O
and Princeton (9:24.8.
The Germans, who averaged
a stroke of 80. pulled ahead
with half a mile to 60. They
stretched a four-seat lead to
one length with one-eighth of
a mile left.
Columbia and Princeton had
been undefeated and 1t was
Penn's first contest.
Columbia's victory was It's
first in the Childs Cup compe-
tition since 1910. The regatta is
the oldest in the Nation.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Alloy Takes
Opener at
Garden Stute

CAMDEN, N. j.. April 81
tAP).-Jaclyn Stables Alloy
had smooth sailing all the way
and won the $28,70O Delaware
Valley Stakes this opening day
at Garden State Park py four
lengths.
Jockey Herb Hinojosa had
the 3-year-old son Of Sailor off
on his toes and he was never
threatened as he won his Sec
ond stakes of the year to bring
his total earnings to S89, ,268.
He previously had won the
Swift Stakes.
Mrs. c. D. Morgan's Sky
Wonder, who was a surprise
entrant, closed from the Sec
ond flight to gain second
money over Darby Dan Farms
Ornamento.
Alloy was heavily backed by
the 36.101 mans and paid $3.50,
$2.40 and $2.20. Sky Wonder
returned $500 and $3.50 and
Ornamento $3.50. Alloy was
fairly flying as he sped the six
,anels in l:092s.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
BY CLAY KEMP
Contributing Writer

Hammond High School won
four relay races and piled up
73 points TO win the Wakefield
Invitational track meet last
night at the Arlington school.
The Admirals took firsts In
the mile. shuttle hurdle, sprint
medley and sophomore fresh
man relays TO finish ahead Of
second-place Northwood. which
scored So points. Wakefield
was third with 54 points, An
nandale fourth with 26 and
Bethesda Chevy Chase fifth
with % points.
Hammond received the Dick
Hall memorial trophy for win
ming the mile relay. Hall, an
electronics technician aboard
the Submarine Thresher re-
Gently lost at sea, was a quar-
ter-miler at Wakefield from
1868.
Wakefield's John Bender set
a meet record with a leap OF
6-foot. l-l/l6 inches In the
high jump. Don Seemuller of
George Washington raised the
broad Jump record TO 2l-6.
Northwood's distance medley
relay team was clocked In the
Evening star., 1963-04-28
TOMORROW FINAL
LAUREL DARK DAY

Laurel will be shut down
tomorrow for its final
dark" day of the spring
meeting. Racing resumes
Tuesday and the 28-day
session closes Wednesday.
After Laurel's close, there
will be no racing in Mary
land until Pimlico begins
its l2-day spring meeting
Saturday.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

A topsy-turvy racing sched-
ule. with Marlboro running in
July, Laurel in August and Bowie
in october was announced by
the Maryland Racing Commits
sion yesterday.
The assignment of dates. ex-
pected to be only a one-year
arrangement, was released fol-
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Fenaro Wins Five
Of Eight at Laurel

Dust ran the mile in 1855. a
fifth OF a second faster than
he did a week ago in winning
a prep for the Senatorial, which
oddly ended in the same order.
In that race, Prince O PilSen
had an excuse in that he had
to be steered around a horse
who fell, Once again yesterday
the Montpelier colt had bad
luck as he was bumped at the
clubhouse turn. wever,
through the stretch when it APP
peared he might overhaul Hot
Evening star., 1963-04-28
IT'S TOPSY-TURVY
Maryland Sets
Racing Schedule

lowing the action of the Mary
land Legislature, which ap-
proved a law eliminating three
racing sites in the State.
Complete Schedule
Here are the Maryland
thoroughbred schedules for the
balance of 1868 and the har-
ness dates:
Marlboro - July 6-July 81
G8 days.; Tuesday. July 9, to
be dark.
Laurel and Pimlico at Laurel
July 29-August "a "a days.
Timonium - August 26-Sep-
tember 81 "a days.
Hagerstown 49, September 23-
October IL Cl8 days..
Bowie - October l5-October
% III days..
Laurel - October 29-Novem-
Der IL l2 days..
Pimlico - November l3
December IA (28 days..
Harness Dates
Laurel Raceway - June s.
July 9 (32 days..
Ocean Downs - July l2-
August II C32 days..
/ Rosecroft 49, extra 8 days to
be announcedD
The commission acted in ac-
cord with the new law which
drops the Baltimore Raceway.
Bel Air and Cumberland tracks
and redistributes the racing
days. Baltimore Raceway's "a
days and Bel Airs IL move to
the milers. Pimlico. Bowie and
Laurel get u additional DAYS
each to raise their annual al
lotment to So each.
! Timonium takes over Cum
berland's IL days for a total
of "a. The law also provides
for six more days at Marlboro
and Hagerstown to increase
their respective totals to l8
days. The three surviving har-
ness tracks - Ocean Downs.
Rosecroft and Laurel Raceway
also picked up eight nights
each for a total of 80 each.
Marlboro Unhappy
A spokesman for the Marl-
boro track said his officials
were unhappy with the July
dates assigned and hinted there
might be a protest.
There also is a possibility
that Bowie's 12-day meeting
will be transferred to Laurel.
1t is understood that the two
tracks still are discussing rem
tai terms for a Bowie-at-Lau-
rel meeting.
The Pimlico-Laurel 24-day
meeting marks the first time
a Maryland mile track ever at
tempted racing in August and
is considered an experiment by
both managements.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

plete a $3.50 payoff on the 4-3
combination. Twice AS Fine
won the opener at 5000 while
Oscina paid 81.
lst-Sl.IOO: 3-yr-old maidens: 6 fur.
Twice As Fine (Smithl 1880 $50 500
ssnseny Read ReynOlds $40 l.?0
Afternoon Gal, Bal Bright. jesse jesse
James Level Breeze, Grianda, N'rgie
Time, l:l44s.
@nd1Sl 100; 4-yr.-olds and up cling. :;
ossin. 'SdGd.mbard.Ila) 400 400 $50
E5lsndiy ph;a. wiI Lester Rroysna'O) 500 $50 $50
Flying Bid, Wasted Hours. Crown
Lion coupette' Well Doom. Time. 1903.
DAILY DOUBLE d-s) PAID S2s.so
3daS1.1OO; 4-yr.-olds and up: cling:
Roman Praise OWN $50 ?.eo $50
Mustard Pot tZangaTD 100 sea
Little Beast CYacantD $40
Obviously. Fly Unto, Certain Melody,
Cocawana, Royal Savage. Time. 1:14as.
bth-sl 600: 4-yr.-olds A. up; elm. /:
Ms:.S 's.s.S; ss,s. Is%'O oo sSS sc ::S ::
Lilies Roots Davidson $40
Simple Soul. see see B, Aauarian
Age, Tug Alloy, King Brandy, Tiller
Dandy, Eagerlee. Time, l;472s.
sth-Sl 500; 4-yr.-olds a up; elm;
l mile
Or. Dubious CCape) 2I.6O sIO 40
Too Bad Casey IN. GOTdon) SEQ SEQ
Elixir 3rd. &C. Smith 26O
Leader. Bo Lofland, Ournav Stay
out. Keriba, Elsa Lisa. Time l:42as.
7thTsi 500; cling; ,-Olds & up;
Tom Bulrer tG'mbd'O 1900 500 $50
Irish Soldier (Teaguel leo 2.6G
Blue Lava tProyemLanOl $50
Toy Pebble. Go Zip. Fresh Up, Ba-
sth-sl,7OO; 4-yr,-olds a up; alw.;
Sea mpaIonS (D'dsOn) $50 $50 s.4O
Pride's Slave tsoIlarsl I.iO $50
Red Secret, Iberian, HI Mister. Dess
Pollng.. Time :40b.
.Twin double: u-4-3-O paid
S5,b4O.2O. Five patrons participated.
sth17Sl;5OO; sllw.; 4-yn a up;
Our Holiday top'd.lla, 500 100 a.eO
Hes Her Man &C. SMITH $50 2.60
Liquid Amber NacantD $50
=. Sides, Red Trouble, Imagine That.
knockayoe. Roman carnage also ran.
Attendance: $500 handle s47s.7s7.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Aqueduct Results

Ist-S3,7O0; cling; Ayr. & up, mi.
Top o. Mark (PierceD SEQ 3.2O
Greek Gift lUsseryI $50
Delayed harvest. Nashua Bell Sill
yer LANCER, Opposition. Shell Out,
Teacher, Red O'Hare, Carbreuse. Tint,
/ :39>S.
800: Gins. Ayr. d up. : fur.
st, shiny GBs,iSI Button 'HndsD $50 S3S i'So 80
Chinchilla (GonIaleID | IA
Count New York, Warspit. cottage,
Patsy ", Plum Grove. Time, l:26.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S3a
mdn. 3-yr.; q fur.
Ty uratam tGustineS) $40 $40 2.1O
Nash (HeTnandeED 600 3.6O
Bold Stroke (TOrres) 2SC
Sammys Pal, Observation, Watch
Word. Summertime Song, Aureoleduff
Time, l:l2@s.
4th-SJ. 800; cling: ayr. & up; : fur
Ne Mans Land tG'esD 1880 go Sic
TOTnasOl (Adamsl 1850 i.lt
CAhuilla tValenEuela) 2.5t
Prosecutor, Tahitian Light, Sailor
Man. Time, 1:254s.
5th-S5, 900; cling. Ayr g. up; : fur
Louis John UsseryD 1880 $40 l.1C
sturdy Prince tBOlandD .g.SO 1866
Clever Hand tAdams) $50
Haunt, Gyro, shavetan. Tudor
Sovereign, Matelot. Gay and Fast
BaghatuT. Time. l:24.
6th-S6,5OO; Alw.: 3-yr. n up; e fur.
Pack Trip lShOem'erI leo SEQ 2.1C
Relative (ChambersD a.IO ; "a
Steward (Usseryl 4.3O
Blushing Bull, Mansssa Mauler
Bally Squire. Some sunny Day, Brown
Bulldoe. Time, 1:l02s.
7th-S75. .000-added; The Grey Las
hdcp. 3-yr. 4 up; J. "a mi
Sunrise County ORotIl 1870 SEQ $50
Crimson Satan tGOmeED 40 3.IO
Decidedly tYeaEAD 500
Sensitive, Prego, Misty Day, Tutsnk-
hamen, ouadalcanal. Greek Money,
Time, 1850.
sth-S5 900; Gins: 3-yr.; s fur.
Yussem tBOlandD 1880 1.GO $50
Exclusive Design CW'dh'se) $50 lBO
Aunt Rose (AdAmsl 5.O0
Distinct. Uncle Vernon, Manifest
Destiny. Time, l:1lss.
9th-sI,5OO: hdcp,; 3-yr. a up;
Merry y Win VIII CH.rn'.D si.so 1880 1.sO
Rudolph tGonIaleID 1850 600
InltiatOr (BOland) 500
Flaven. Our Grand. Capt. Freddie,
Royal Easter. Dark Page. Luzern Lion.
Marcus Antonius. Time, 1889.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Dust he lugged in.
In winning the Senatorial.
his first stakes victory. Hot
Dust earned $l8,l35 for his New
York owner.
Betting dipped sharply in
comparison with previous Sat-
urdays at Laurel. The total for
the nine races was Sl.2l7,570.
Ferraro's five winners gave
him 20 victories for the meet
ing and moved him within two
of Wayne Chambers, leading
the leader.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
AU Loses Twice
To Baltimore Nine

Baltimore University pushed
over a run in the seventh in
ming to nip American u, 6-5,
in the first game of a double
header yesterday at AU. The
Bees then raked three pitchers
for IL hits and a l4-2 victory
in the nightcap.
First Game
Evening star., 1963-04-28

EsNU
Mics Son. Thespian. High Income
Nimble Reif, Capital Limited, OIL Pay
ment. Main Contender. Time, l:46.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss2.6O
ssS..s!SOoi "a s .!g. slms.i a:ysS @ fur,
SRaaR w.. ksinSSv s.Sss sIs% e.s. $50 S SS sSS SS
Roman Rage tThoInburED 1890
Blazing Boots, Mothers Day, Artist
Town Athlon. Time. l:l2ls.
4th-,S5.6OQ; Aly.i Ayr, a up; 8 fur.
! Poor Soul 1dIiIissn) " $40 sSS &
Copper Knisht lBlockI 100
Mr., Thor. Roman Escort, Dinner
Jacket. a RaeinG Clouds, chAlyedele.
GKilkars Farm entry.
sth.S!, 5,. . 5 = 1000; elwsi 3-yIs. MI. a..
OrgAn Grinder lBaeHab $50 i.gO
Much To do lSellersD 500
lndustry, Half Track. Bab,s Match.
Fleet Nose. Packed House. Judge Joe
w, snow Leopard, Saline River, Cliff
Hanger. Time, 1853,
hth-sS.b0O: Alw; 3-yr; u fur.
War spArklsT french ! 80 SEQ 4. 30
NiiAmln Shot tBrookaD 1,aO 800
JOdi Ann lMOnAcelIID H.IO
Admitafs Dancer, Our Model. a Miss
susan, vapor Swirl, Orange Ice, a Abb
Liz, Dark Design. Time, l:ilis
7th--S25, 900 added. Delaware Valley
btakfs,' alw 3-yr. u fur.
Ahoy tHinojosAl $50 2tO g,2O
kky Wonder tnFo0ksl SEQ gO0
Ornamento tnaeEaI 38O
Accordant, Pymellan, Rash Prince.
Not Aeain, Retrenehment. Mr.. Club
house Ten Wins Time, l:00h.
sth-S3.50O: em.i Ayr, A. up; / mi.
A 10 yds
: klnG q swaps tGn'nI 40 500 g.tO
Larsa tMonAeellll $50 b. 40
Nana'a Man tOTimml s.9O
ooing Home, Mister Snow Man. Lam
yin, q DIN Tuesday, Mononeahela, Brave
Ally, Revolutionist Hold Me Time,
Jselyn stabls.Erlanger entry.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
WukefieId's Rally
Defeats Osbourn

Wakefield High School rail-
lied for six runs in the fifth
inning TO overcome a 1916 def
cit and defeat Osbourn, 1910,
in a Northern Virginia Group
LA League game at Osbourn
last night.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Gurden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

lst-S3 800 cling: Ayr. a. up: q fur
Happy King tBTooksl $50 90 sou
Temporal (GTimmD ITO bgO
HalapOr tGIlliGAnl l6O
Helica. Gunrod. Golden Sixties
Corposant, Briar Show, on The Watch
Ted B., Nimble Fiddler, RedboV Time
l:l.as.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

BALTIMORE 003 O2O Ia u 2
AMERICAN lOI lO2 O-5 10 /
Barger, Mather (4D and Lockerman:
Schacter, Drummer az and Nemphos
Home Tun-Baltimore Cassaday.
second Game
BALTIMORE 900 216 2-l4 IL
AMERICAN - 40 900 O. . 3 3
Trimp and Lockerman. Henderson
t6l; Drummer, Haymand (2D, Yates
go and Nemphos.
Home run-Baltimore Cassaday.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

/ 2d-S3 900; cling; Ayr. A up. l I. mi.
Soma Devil tBrOOkD 500 3HO 2 40
| SlamStown tGilliGanD $50 2.HO
nj Beebah CkOrteD $50
Nilo's Son. Thespian, High Income
Nimble Ref, Capital Limited. OIL Pay
ment, Main Contender Time, :ib.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Race Charts At Laurel

tSopyrigh.ed 1868. by TLianse Publicatons, Inel .
LnSI I e2v9o' esHihg
Inner Mrs W. r TALON, MS b. T. 3, by coldstream or
u ,gS0 500 s30O Si50 Time Iaa. 'N'
Evening star., 1963-04-28
HOCKEY SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
ries tied 81 2-2).
Evening star., 1963-04-28

osBouRN = 3O4 21O O-IO 8 q
WAkEFIELD All 900 Ole IA 3
smoot. jenkins CD and sloper
konka, Jane go, covan (7) and DOR
Evening star., 1963-04-28

i" ~ sp -. q VA ct'TsT ~ sos os''V' "H'eAbO
Attendance. !2.:s!, Ta,al hsneis. siaif,S7O.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

lowing the action of the Mary
land Legislature, which ap-
proved a law eliminating three
racing sites in the State.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

HvTtt. JOtktVl
Heebie.Jeebies ,Ferrarol
Gerald X. tLoyatol
China Quest iRegalbutol
Lar tLse)
Certainly GRAY lBtoyaiD
Scuti (karpel
The Third Dream tp'lidol
Pickle Nick tCorlel
Lost Sheep iCtongaleGl
Lark dill tzakoorl
ltTTBtE iFFBiEs ~
Evening star., 1963-04-28

90. 4.year.oids and up: claim.
off 32s start GOOD, won
Istrongs DIX. b. or br. G, 4, By
" Jennings. Values-S2,D2b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20

the effect has been TO intensity
the scarcity Of scientists, engi.
neers and technieians."
Mr.. Stack. . former space
agency engineer known a. "fa-
Their Of the supersonic trans
port airplane." told Subcom-
mittee Chairman Clark, Demo-
crat Of Pennsylvania, that the