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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Jockey Injured
In Detroit Spill

DETROIT, June 10 (AP).-
Jockey Tommy Barrow suf-
fered multiple fractures in the
lower part Of his back yester-
day in q spill at the Detroit
Race Course.
Officials at Detroit Osteo-
pathic Hospital said Barrow
would be confined TO his bed
for four TO six weeks and would
not be able TO race for at least
three months.
Barrow's mount In the fifth
race. Winter Interlude, fell as
the l0-horse field reached the
far turn. throwing the 3l-year-
old Barrow 10 the ground. Win
ter Interlude, q 4-year-old
gelding, suffered q broken
front left leg and was de-
stroyed.
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Geruehty Suffers
FutuI Heart Attack

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June
10 (AP).-Ben Geraghty, so,
manager of the Jacksonville
Suns of the International Base
ball League, died today at his
home after an apparent heart
attack.
Geraghty took over the jack
sonville baseball team in 1862
in the city's first year in Triple
A competition and produced a
pennant-winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Upset Features
NCAA Net PIuy

PRINCETON. N. j., June ls
(AP).-Although Bill Bond Of
Southern California was the
only major upset victim in the
first days play, Trojan Coach
George FOLEY still thinks he has
the team to beat in the NCAA's
tennis championships here.
Bond. ranked 18th in the Ma
ton, was upset by unseeded
Arthur Frentess of Tulane, les
6-l. in nrst-round competition
However, the Trojans still have
Rafael OSuna. the No. / player
on Mexico's Davis Cup team
plus top-seeded Dennis Ralston
and Tom Edlefsen, the No.
seed. still in contention.
Among those eliminated yes
terday was Maryland's only en-.
trant. Roger Flax. He won q
first-round match by default
but bowed to Paul Sullivan Of
Harvard. SO, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Bookies Make
ReIko 5-4 Pick
For Irish Derby

LONDON. June ls (AP).-
French-owned Relko was made
a 5-4 favorite yesterday for the
rich Irish Sweepstakes Derby
at the Curragh track June 20,
Twenty-seven horses still are
eligible for the Irish Derby
The field includes eight Ameri-
can-owned horses.
However. Relko, a bay colt by
Tanerko out Of Reliance III,
dominates the entry and is
highly rated by the bookies.
This is the way British book
les turned out the odds: Relko
So; Tarqogan, Ragusa, l0-l;
Tiger, 14-1; Philemon and
Ionian. 1871; Cervinia, 20-1i
Paddy's Birthday, 22-l; Final
Move. ISL; Christmas Island
Early to Rise. L'Homme Arme
Chamero. Lock Hard, Partho.
lon, Vic Mo Chroi, 33-l.
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MADDOX Winner
In $l,l00 Race
AT Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
June Is (SpeciaD MADDOX, a
l0-year-old who once had a
broken foot. has returned to
the racing wars with much of
his old efficiency.
Once q candidate for the
Washington, d. c., Interna-
tional race at Laurel. MADDOX
yesterday ran in the cheapest
race Of his career. a $4,000
claiming race for q sl,l0C
purse. the seventh race al
Charles Town at six furlongs.
He won 1t, just as he won
his last start, July Is, 1862, al
Delaware Park. He paid hackers
5000 to win. He is now owned
by w. A. Smith. who claimed
him April 80 Of last year fol-
1000. ...
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Jack Mcmahon
Named to Coach
Cincinnati Club
CINCINNATT. June 10 (APJ,

CINCINNATI, June 10 (AP) /.
Jack Mcmahon, who coached
the former Chicago Zephyrs
for half Of last season, today
was named coach of the Gin
cinnati Royals Of the National
Basketball Association.
Mcmahon succeeds Charley
Wolf. who resigned recently to
become coach Of the Detroit
PiStonS.
Announcement Of the APP
pointment was made by War
rem Hensel, Cincinnati bust.
neSsman, whose purchase Of
the Royals still Is in process
of completion.
Hensel said Mcmahon was
given one-year contract. The
financial terms were not dis
closed.
Mcmahon, 80, was a basket
ball star at st. Johns Univer-
sity In New York. After turn
ing pro he played with the then
Rochester Royals snd with the
st. Louis Hawks.
He coached the Kansas City
Steers to the regular-season
championship Of the new de-
funct American Basketball
League in 1862 and then was
hired to direct the zephyrs.
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Wynn to Be Put
On Active List
CLEVELAND. June IS (AP)

CLEVELAND. June 10 (AP)
Pitcher Early Wynn will go
on the Indians active roster
Friday, the club announced to-
day. The player to be dropped
in making room for Wynn will
be named later in the week.
The 43-year-old highlander
needs one victory to raise his
major league career total to
800. Apparently the Indians
have decided to give him a
crack at It In the coming week.
end series here against the
White Sox, the team which re-
leased the veteran last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
ON AREA DIAMONDS
Webb Still Starring
For Union Printers

hitter recently as Congress
Heights whipped Pennsylvania
Avenue, 1870, in a Southeast
Baptist Church League junior
baseball game.
Heit struck out IL and
walked six as Congress Heights
upped its record to TO, tops in
the league.
-
Wheaton's record as the only
unbeaten team in the Maryland
Tri-County League ended Sun
day when Johnny Lewis pitched
q three-hitter as Beltsville de-
feated Wheaton. 80. in the
second game Of a double
header.
Wheaton had won its eighth
straight by taking the opener
SIS, in 10 innings. Wheaton
leads the Western Division of
the league.
Buffalo Sand q Gravel main
tanned its lead in the East Di-
vision by sweeping a pair from
Falkland. OIL and Tel. Buffalo,
al. tangles with Wheaton in
a battle of division leaders
June 80.
Buchanan Builders broke the
ice after seven straight losses
by defeating College Inn. 81,
in the opener Of a double
header. College Inn retaliated
by taking the nightcap. To.
In other gam es, Bowie
whipped Dayton twice, 4-3. and
1910, while Rockville and Muir
kirk both scored sweeps. Rock
vile downed NSA, I'll and 6-4
while Muirkirk whipped Min
hicks, 7-6 and l4-4.
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Driver Equals
1862 Record
With II Wins

Ev Hope brought in two more
winners at Laurel Raceway last
night, raising his season total
10 II. He won only that many
all last year.
Hope won with Malaga
Maude, a $3.50 favorite in the
seventh, after bringing in the
second half of an 8-5 daily
double worth $22.8O with Astute
Student, $3.50, in the second.
The reasons behind his new
success probably are that the
ocean City, Md, teamster has
much faster stock in the barn
and is driving heady races.
Nine of his horses were favor
ties, including mighty Tar
Heel, winner Of a division of
the Atlantic Seaboard Cham
pionship series. James Titan,
King ELLINGTON, American Jim
and Ruth Bell, whose $3.50
payoff is the shortest of the
season at Laurel, are other
winners.
Paul BATHS Of Danville, N. H.,
is the leading driver of the
meeting under the universal
driver ratings system. While
Hope was winning II last year
BATHS brought in IS in ABS
starts, winning $78,587 to
Hopes $16,684. Last night
BATHS was out of the money
in two starts, finishing last
with Away Again in the third
and last with Mighty Her in
the fifth.
The crowd of 1899 wagered
$271. 1893 last night. The 5-2-4-4
twin double combination re-
warded seven persons with a
$2,757.40 payoff, but it could
have been SIG, 900 if Alton King,
No. /, or Tony ELLINGTON, No. 4,
had won the eighth.
James w. Harrington's Great
Titanic heads a field of eight
PAGERS in the sixth race featur-
ing tonight's program honoring
Australia.
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D. c. PLAYER WINS
TABLE ARGUMENT
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. June
10 Especially Bob Fields,
the Nations second-rank-
ing table tennis player
from Washington, D. c.,
has won the Middle Allan
tic States championship,
but the Philadelphia Table
Tennis Club may have to
get q new table to satisfy
the loser.
Bernard Bukiet Of New
York City, the defending
champion, objected to the
table on which the final
match was to be played
and defaulted to Fields.
There were two types Of
official tables and q toss Of
q coin was used to deter
mine which one was to be
used for each match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Sam Webb pitched and bat
ted the Union Printers to q IA
5 Industrial League victory
over winless Hot Shoppes yes
terday on the West Ellipse.
Webb tossed a seven-hitter
and didn't issue a walk. He had
two of the Printers IL hits,
including q double. Teammates
Harry Russell and Tom Starke
also had q pair Of hits.
Today the Black Sox meet
Discount Drugs, at $50, on
the West Ellipse.
- -
Washington Gas Light raj
lied for five runs in the eighth
inning to defeat Rotary, 60,
yesterday In q Clark Griffith
League game on the East FL
lipse. Rotary had taken O 81
lead in the top Of the eighth
after Gas Light had broken a
scoreless deadlock with a run
in the bottom Of the seventh.
"a
Lou Carroll and Larry Camp
bell spanked q three-run rally
in the sixth inning to lead
Capital A. C. to a 80 victory
over the Cavaliers in q Glass
IA softball league game at Guy
Mason last night. Carroll and
Campbell each banged out
doubles in the big inning.
Snowden Allen pitched a
one-hit shutout for Hopkins
Furniture TO defeat Holiday
Restaurant, 40, in the other
half Of the Guy Mason double
header. Hopkins scored both
its runs in the fourth when
Bubba Ellis and Bob Petit hit
doubles.
- aa
Makes defeated Stricks. SIS,
and 30l Ranch BANKED Cousin
Nicks, SO, In the Hillcrest
Softball League double headel
last night.
a 4 = =
Brace Heit. a Ia year old
Highlander, pitched q no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

as a bus boy in a restaurant
In the city Of Panama before
getting to the race track.
His only experience with
horses was riding bronco ponies
but he heard they needed stable
help at the Panama track and
got q job.
He was anxious to ride race
horses, but the trainer for whom
he worked did not think he was
ready. Vasquez solved this prob
lem. In the hours before day.
break he would saddle a horse
and take him on the track
before the trainer arrived for
regular workouts.
II guess he would kill me II
he know about it," Vasquez said
SHORT SPRINTS - Amber
Diver, q versatile 9-year-old
owned by Mrs. Stephen C.
Clark, jr., Of Middleburg
turned in a particularly game
performance over IA brush
jumps to win the 18th running
Of the Tom Roby Steeplechase
here yesterday. The Tom Roby
is named for one of the gamest
steeplechase riders ever to par
ticipate in the grueling sport
Tom Roby has been bedridden
in q New York hospital since
falling with knights Quest at
Belmont Park in 1912. The
horse was owned by Bayard
Sharp, a director at Delaware
Park. Each year Sharp do
mates the Tom Roby Cup
which is awarded to the win
ming rider Of the race. The
railways bus line tomorrow
resumes its daily service from
Washington to Delaware Park
following q strike. .Yester-
days crowd Of 10,789 wagered
$S93,375.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

spunky Jacinto Vasquez, who
has taken over the lead In the
jockey standings.
Inasmuch as his full mon.
ECKER is quite q mouthful, the
rider was asked II he had
picked UP a nickname.
What do the other riders
call you?" he was asked In
the Delaware Park riders
quarters.
"Vasquez" was the matter
of-fact reply.
The language barrier-and
it's still somewhat of a prob
lem both for a questioner and
Jacinto-is not the only OBJ
stacle the young Panamanian
has at least partially overcome
since coming to this country
in 1860.
The teen age rider made II
to the United States with the
help of the mother Of another
Panamanian rider, Heliodoro
Cuisines.
1T was Cuisines who helped
me when / got to this coun-
try" Vasquez said.
A spill nearly ended his
career when he was riding al
the Turf Paradise track In
Arizona in 1861. He suffered q
broken leg and ribs and was
Sidelined for eight months.
But he bounced back anc
gained experience at Western
tracks in Colorado, Nebrasks
and New Mexico. Last year he
gained q measure Of notice
among horsemen when he lee
the meeting at Churchill Downs
This spring he repeated as the
leading rider there before max
ing his first serious challenge
in the East.
Jacinto relates that he worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Beutty Enters Meet

TORONTO, June IS CAP)-
Jim Beatty Of Los Angeles, who
has run the mile In 1855, will
compete In that event in To-
ronto's June Is international
track and field meet. II was
announced yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Wushburn Sent
To Cards Farm

ST. LOUIS. June 10 (AP) -
The Cardinals optioned Pitcher
Ray Washburn to their Tulsa
Texas League farm club yester-
day and brought UP Catcher
Moe Thacker from Atlanta OF
the international League.
Washburn, rs, has been
bothered by q shoulder ailment,
The Highlander. who received
a $4,000 bonus TO sign, won
his first five games-two on
shutouts-this season but lost
his last three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
FindIuy Coach Quits

FINDLAY. Ohio, June 10
(AP) Lou Juillerat, head foot
ball coach and athletic director
at Findlay College. resigned
yesterday to accept similar
duties at Northwood Institute
Of Midland, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Ke|sO Returns
Nassau County

NEW YORK, June 10 (AP)
Bohemia Stables Kelso
closing in on Nashua for thu
No. 2 spot in thoroughbred
money winnings, makes hi,
1868 New York debut tomorrow
as he resumes a campaign fol
q fourth consecutive horse-of-
the-year award.
Pointing for the $lO0,OO(
Suburban Handicap July 4 al
Aqueduct, Kelso tunes UP ir
the $4,000 Nassau County to.
morrow in his first start since
he won the $l09,750 Campbell
Memorial March rs at Bowie
The opposition is expected to
be small In the mile-and-one.
eighth Nassau even though
Kelso must pack 1872 pounds
He'll have to concede up tc
20 pounds to his rivals, with
Emil Dolce's Manassa Maulel
carrying only 114.
$1,21S.76S in Bank
Polylad, q tough New Eng
land campaigner owned by Mrs
Q. A. Shaw Mexican, Is due
to carry ll2 pounds. win the
same for Mrs. Bobby Dotter's
Guadalcanal II he is entered,
Kelso won the $ll0,500 Gulf
stream Park Handicap q week
before the Campbell, and now
has banked $l,2l8,76e. He has
passed Citation and Carry Back
and is right behind the No. 2
money grabber Nashua.
Round Table heads the list
with $1,749,869, and will take
some catching even though re-
tired. as is Nashua with 81 1885,
565. Kelso's third major victory
this year was the Seminole al
Hialeah.
VaIenEueIa Rides
Trainer Carl Hanford has the
6-year-old gelded son of Your
Host maid of Flight, by Count
Fleet, in sharp form judging
from recent Belmont Park
workout reports. He skipped the
$115,100 Metropolitan Mile May
80, won by Greentree Stables
Cyrano, to await the Suburban
at ~ miles.
Hanford says Jockey Ismael
Valenzuela, now riding at Hol-
lywood Park, will fly here from
California to handle Kelso as
usual.
Hobeau Farms Beau Purple,
who upset Kelso last winter In
the Widener at Hialeah, is ell
gible for the Nassau County but
is expected to await the SUBJ
urban, along with Cyrano and
other stars Of the Eastern
handicap brigade.
A year ago Beau Purple, with
lis pounds, won the Suburban
In a major upset as Kelso came
home second with 1872.
In addition to the Suburban,
the immediate campaign in
cludes the Monmouth Handi-
cap July 10 at Monmouth Park,
and the Brooklyn Handicap
July 20 at Aqueduct - each
100000 affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Another Star
From Punumu

STANTON Del, June lS-Its beginning to look as If
Panama's most important export is jockeys.
Manuel Ycaza and Braulo Baeza the two prime
ampes there l9yearod rider Delaware Park who
has aspirations making iustrous He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

INDIAN CHAMPION Ilkes ais position.
WIDOW F0RBEk naAy u ~ beet, ewes
rom outside. MISS JULIA =. VIII need
best effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Joe KeNys Delaware Aandicqps
WEDNESDAY RACES. TRACK FAST POST TIME, PM.
BEST BET-COMMUNIQUE

excellent chance.
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THIRD nAISSE-RST,e $500: Aurdss' allowances; D.

AIRS. T. A. Randolph John W. Hanes entry.
GEORGE the turf at mile-Ane seven
elgthS and looks best in this hurdle race. GREEK
KING IND second In eredtabe effort 1t Aaueducs
EPERvIER Is due for an improved race
FOURTH RACE-;rurse S.sOO' allowances three year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

aPreston NJ. Burch and John 9. Pettbone entry
MY CARD ran eredltabls race yhen third II hls
bow. AMBERING IL due fer top effort. OPEN FIRE
from the Brandywins stable s dauEhter Of Cochiss
and Lacy Luton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

C0MMuNIoUE finished thrc on the tEr snt s ss.t
FERROUS COUNT won his last and e the "a beat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

U~~ "" SH
TeIevision
Baseball
Washington At New York,
WToP-s. Q pm.
Baltimore at Cleveland,
WBAL-il. 8 pm.
Radio
Baseball
Washington at New York,
WToP-l60o. Q pm.
Horse Racing
Feature races at Charles
Town M:45 pm0, Delaware
(5:15) and Laurel Raceway
d0:io and i0:40. woL-1450.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

NO MANS LAND meets lesser here after being
eutrun for $3.50 bat before that was winner a.
CHOCOLATE ECLAIR fourth for Sl,SOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Peppers Princess, Walters aTA
Homestretch Dandy. Hubbard S.J.S
RAMON SONG shauld be ths best
here. CME4TEM ADAM will benefit from
pest penitien VERNON MAE win need
best sffort from here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
FIRST RACE-Purss 200, elairnlnn (S7BOO, 2.ysar.
Olds: 8 fuFlOnRG

AWAlteF J. Shapter, n. and Grace Hubbard entry.
COOL CAUTION . winner for $4,000 and gets
the vote here PRINCE TIMOTHY third for 1900
and lock. like the one to beat SHADOW MOUNTAIN
rates chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

GREAT TITANIC Ilkss this pest pssI.
tlon. MAJORS qROWNlE Ines early
slew pace. MAyEsTH, DIAMOND viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

GRACE D. CONGRESS leoks Ghs hes,
sh past perfcEmsne.. PLEASANT TINE
SUE may be The best irem thIs post
pesiiion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Newport Jet, ShelienberEer [b.1
vIcKIE DEAN appears best Of past
performance. RUTH STEWARD has
need best effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Lady Be Quick. w. Warrior 1-S7
RpI sc Orc =. s,' I. q ss.
with thls pest position. BERTHAB car.
TAIN viii be close n he returns 70 fern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

JUNE y. DIAMOND raced vel hef
last start. HILL vIEWPAT may bensfii
from post position. HOPEFUL MISS win
need best slfort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

GRAND oUIVERA just missed when third and gets
the vote here REVoLUTIONIsTt last was excellent
and will be tough TO beat SUN ENERGY might take
II ell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
BY the Associated Press

20; rs; XXI: Xxx 10 pounds ap
prentice allowance claimed.
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Laurel Graded hnndItaps
POST TIME-1:3e

LORA TAG raced ven In last Start
BEDFORD DUTCHEss should a. better
In this field. ROYAL TIARA looked Inn.
presslvs In qualifying.
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