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Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Thursday Guests

!, Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Schneider on Thursday were
her sister and brother-in-laW,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stubs of
Holly Springs.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Returns Home

Returns Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Ed
wards returned home Thurs
day after spending several
days in Florida and the Gulf
Coast visiting relatives.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Kentucky Visitor

Mrs. John Downs Of Ft.
Campbell, KY. is a guest this
week of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
M. H. Cade.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Returns Home

Returns Home
Mrs. Woodson Earle has re-
turned to her home in Clarks-
dale after spending several
weeks with her son, Coach
|Woodson Earle and family.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Holmes County Bank & Trust Company
of Lexington in the State of Mississippi
at the close of business ON
DECEMBER 20, 1862

ASSETS
Cash balances with other banks, and cash items
in process of collection .................. 725 4si
United States Government obligations direct
and guaranteed 49,. Neutrality-suspicious.. SO4794
oohsaons OF states and political SUBDIVISIONS
Other bonds, notes, and debentures (including
$354679.6O securities of Federal agencies and
corporations not guaranteed by u. S. .... 51a oa4
Loans and discounts (including $27 I'll O2 over
orafts' 23A $50
fixtures 100000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
Otner assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1252
loiAL ASSETS 575S, 581
LIABILITIES
Demand Deposits of Individuals partnerships and
corporations ............ ..... $50 an05 495
lime and savings deposits of individuals
partnerships and corporations .... 1686,573
Deposits of United States Government (includinr
postal savings) 1O7,851
Deposits OF States and political subdivisions 440s79
Deposits OF banks Observation-Disclosures. 96845
Other deposits Certified and officers
checks etc. ... r,o
TOTAL DEPOSITS ........ s5 AK 900 NJ
(a) Total demand deposits ~ s. Csc 1858
ob) Total time and savings deposits . 81 $50 1913
TOTAL LIABILITIES OK 900
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ''''''''
e,, $500 :. ................. 100000
surplus ..-............ oso oooE
Tom.I ploli.s ................. 63272
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Ala 272l
IoIAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 75s 581
consists of Common stock total par value 90
$ MEMORANDA
ASSETS piedged or assigned to secure liabilities
anu Tor other purposes tincluding notes and
OILS rediscounted and securities sold with
agreement to repurchase) nm ooo
va Loans as shown above are after deduction If
l. Fred c. Powers v;oo 480l7l
ID lo"ers VICE President of the above named bar
=. 1nat this report of condition is true
eoiiec'' 10 the best of my knowledge and h,,;os
Corrrect-Attest: Fred c. powe
G. H. Marlborough
w. D. Wilson
w. r. Ellis, Jr
W. O. Thompson
sea-, State OF Mississippi, County of Holmes CO.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me this 7tb do, -
1905 and hereby certify that am not an offc
IF this bank ~ GA oicer or directd
MY commission expires January 4 1894
Parham H Williams, chancery c1e1
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Visits Parents

Visits Parents
Mr.. Harold Skinner of Dow
ney, Indiana, is a guest in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Skinner.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Attend Celebration

Attend CeIebratiOn
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jones
attended an open house at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Brister in West the past week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Visits Daughter

Visits Daughter
Mrs. c. w. Nolan of Yazoo
City is visiting her daughter,
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
B. Nichols and Mary Jane.
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10
Visitors Here

Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II.
P. Watson this week are her
Holmes County herald., 1963-01-10

Published in response to call by Comptroller OF the
Currency under Section 5211, U. S. Revised statues
ASSETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Cap Is Taken
By EditOria|ist

CHICAGO. June 8 CAP.-
Fourth Estate Stables Editori-
alist won the $32,475 Citation
Handicap today before 1854
at Washington Park.
Promisory Note was second,
a length and three-quarters
away. Times Roman, stablemate
of the winner, finished third
in the field of seven. Then
came Bounding Main, Sensi-
two, Lucky Uncle and Tin God
Editorialist was top-weighted
at III pounds and ridden by
Herb Hinojosa.
The entry paid $40, $3.50
and 1920. Promisory Note re-
turned $7.20 and $3.40.
Editorialist, scoring his fifth
stakes victory of the year,
earned $18,975 and ran the
mile and a sixteenth over a
slow track in LAT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
8 Fans Collect $2,206
In Laurel Twin Double

5 horse, In the deciding race.
Either would have collected the
entire post Of SIT, 650-had his
horse won.
Magic Lady gave his hacker
a thrill by moving up from
fourth to second at the half
mile mark. but the 6-year-old
mare couldn't make up the
difference and trailed by 1A
lengths at the finish.
Favorites dominated the pro-
gram, winning six of the nine
races. One outsider, Starlite
Boy, I'll, won the second race,
completing a Ga daily double
worth $54.60 to 365 So ticket
holders.
c. l.. Crudziniski's Leola S
Dream won the first heat and
was runnerup in the second OF
the filly division Of the Read
ing Futurity and that was
enough to give her the lions
share of the $6,550.80 purse.
Duane's Dream won the sec
ond heat, but Trainer Jim
Michaels decided to pass up a
runoff. Christmas Time, Ca
nadian-owned favorite handled
by Frank Stafford, was a close
fourth in the first heat and
third in the second. She took
the overland route in 2 roth
races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
&C. Runners
Win Title in
BeIVoir Meet

The D. C. Capital Runners
scored SO points to win the
team title Of yesterdays Fort
Belvoir Andrews Invitational
track meet at Fort Belvoir.
American University was second
with IS points.
Elmore Hunter won the 440-
yard dash in 500 seconds and
was q member Of the Capital
Runners winning 440 and mile
relay team. Ron Knode Of the
Capital Runners took the 800
yard run In 2:01.
Jim Hackett Of American
won three events, the 440-yard
hurdles in 55.7, the 70-yard high
hurdles in 81 and the 1S0-yard
low hurdles In 1914.
Brook johnson Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago IA won the
100 and Z2o-yard dashes. He
was clicked an 81 for the 100
and 21.S for the 220.
James Lee Of Eastern High
School. competing for the Cap
ital Runners, was second to
johnson in both races.
Other members Of the winning
440-yard relay team were Lee,
Jack Buckley and Tomel Burke.
Burke, Farnwell Dean and
Warren Buck joined Hunter on
the mile relay team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Ycuzu Captures
Jersey Feature

OCEANPORT, N. j. June 8
(AP)-Powhatan Farms Chief
tain romped to a six-length
victory today in the Tyro Stakes
for 2-year-olds at Monmouth
Park.
Manuel Ycaza, aboard the
winner for the third time in
three consecutive races. hus-
tied Chieftain ahead turning
for the homestretch and the
colt drew away briskly from
Mr.. Brick, who was second
Sun Like was third, another
three lengths back.
The favorite paid 1920, $40
and $3.50 after sprinting the
512 furlongs in l:04. Mr.. Brick
returned $3.50 and $40 and
Sun Like $3.50 to show.
Ycaza also won aboard Scythe
in the sixth race and Blue
scope in the seventh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Marianne Is Assured
Of Title at UpperviIIe

ton, Alexander Mackey Smith; i, shad-
ow Patch, Jane Boleyn.
Ponies under saddle. Clipper
sSiR nay Mrs R0S %a Gilman Traddocs; Lazy
johnny Dark, Il, r. Mills; T. Windsor
Commander, Alice Rowley
Small WORKING hunters, MARI
anna, sarah Nan Payne 9, Virginia
Middle and heayyweight working
hunters, Frigid Friend, Mrs. B. p.
Keller 2, Rethaiynn, Mrs. Clair
Boyee 3, Journey Cloud, Shawnee
Farm; T. Brave Warrior Mrs. Clair
Ponies on lead rein--I. Tom Thumb,
hetreat Farm; :, Tiny Tot, Muffy
4. entry. DOUGLASS Fout
Open small hunters, Mariana;
Mason; 4, Keys Cross.
;, Ponies over jumps-l. Robin Hood
SHOW Business. Z. Taylor c6ewninS,
IT,. g., Lady Bird 4, Miss Chino, Miss
MN MODEL hg RSsE:l c cSld and GlI% oSs
quiet Flite;. Mrs, A. c Randolph; y,
War Life, waverly Farm. l.
DR.. and Mrs. John r. Aldred: 2. sind
bad. Mrs. Robert Garter. Randolph: ~
Top Secret Laurie and Liza Kahn: 4.
May Count. George Trowbridge.
try, Mr.. John 8. Pettibone; ., entry,
Mrs. A. c. Randolph: 8, entry, Brook
Hill Farm; 4. entry, Mrs. A. c.
TSOroughbred yearling colts or Eeld-
ings-l, entry, Mr.. and Mrs, John s.
Pettibone; 2. entry. Mr.. and Mrs. d. 2.
creaTy; 3, entry. Canaan FERN; 4. en-"
Thoroughbred 2-year- olds--1, Crit
les Choice. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Burke: 2, Marked Card, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert :, Burke; 3. Saturday Might.
Junior hunters. Mariana: z.
Brave Warrior: 3, Charming. J. W.
BqTrsss nd 4 sha nbSsr P ssssdl1 white
galay. Cheryl Ann Phillips; 3, Little
Bits Miss Frankie Councilman: 4,
Small pony working hunter-1. Robin
Hood II: ,, Mingalay; 4. Little Bits.
Large pony working hunter II.
whitewood Muffin; 2. Impy' MT Mr.. I ? E.
Mariana; ., Brave Warrior; 3, Reth-
alynn; 4, cOntessa. PARKWAY Farm
Amateur-owner working hunter at-'
tire@i. Miss Margill, J. W.. BurreSs:
.. Magyar Brado Mr.. and Mrs. .Ber-
nard s. Jones: 3, Grew Admiral, J. /
Lewis Reynolds; 4. Jelly Bean, Carol |
Small pony championship-1. Robin !
Hood II. 10 points Reserve. Clipper
Khayyam, eight points. :
Large pony championship. White
wood Muffin. 10 points. Reserve, Cafe
au Lait, points.
Open green runters-1, Shining
Hour. Mrs. and Mrs Robert j. Burke
2. Hacienda, Mrs. T. Kenneth Ellis;
3. Silent Mantle. Shawnee Farm; 4,
Charming, ]. w. Burress.
VISA Euuitation-1 Lana Marsh ;
banks; .. Judi Triebel; 3. Jane Boleyn;
4, JEANNE Waldman.
Ladies working hunters, Frigid
Friend. 2, Brave Warrior; 3. Anadar-
ko, Miss Mamie Fred; 4, Journey
Proud, Shawnee Farm.
5000 hunter stake, Cap and
Gown Q, Quiet Elite; 8. Pass Run.
Shawnee Farm; 4. War Life.
Lightweight green working hunters
Il. Peace Treaty, Shawnee Farm; 2,
Salem. Miss E. R. Sears: 3, Tattle,
Mrs A. c. Randolph; 4, War Ghost,
Mrs Sallie D. Murray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
star Special Writer

UPPERVILLE, Va, June g.
Sara Nan Payne's Mariana has
clinched the small hunter divi-
sion title of the Upperville Colt
and Horse Show with 1914
points although wet weather
and bad footing have put off
the official pinning of the
championship until tomorrow
The junior division also will
be decided tomorrow. the final
day of the three-day show. To-
morrow's program begins at ]
pm.
Fairway FARMS Virginia
Hunt trails Mariana with II
points with only one small
hunter class left to be con-
tested in the division.
Robin Hood II, owned by
Mrs. Robert Carter Randolph
and Whitewood Muffin, owned
by Polaris Farm, were pinned
champions in the small uony
and large pony divisions, re-
spectively, today.
Cap and Gown leads in the
regular conformation division
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cunning
hams Warrenton entry has
1914 points to Mrs. ]. Deane
Fuckers Cold Climate with 10la
points.
Shawnee FARMS Silent Man.
tie is top horse in the green
conformation division. King
Arthur, owned by Jane Duns-
comb, is pushing behind Silent
Mantle.
B. H. Keeler's Frigid Friend is
ahead in the regular working
hunter division, with 10 points,
Mrs. Winston Guests Time
Enough is in second place with
eight points.
Glory Bar 90 points is
ahead of the green working
hunter division. Air Plain fol-
lows with six points.
THOROUGHBRED brood mares-1, soya
Miss e. r. Sears; 2. Findelen. Mis-,
E. s. Bromley; g. Anne OF Gullane
Mrs. A. c. Randolph: f. Lady Tatula
Mrs. A. c. Randolph.
Thoroughbred foals--1, entry. Mis-,
Langhorne Wiley; 2, entry, Mr.. John
Sears; 4. entry, Mrs. 4. C. Randolph.
junior hunters under saddle,
colonymas. Lana Marshbanks: 2. Hoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Vesper Club Wins
Saratoga Regatta

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
June 8 (AP)-The Vesper Boat
Club of Philadelphia won four
events today and threatened
to sweep the American Hem
ley Regatta. but Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology crews
came through in rough water
to take three eight-man races.
The NIT victories included
the featured Stewards Cup,
last Of is events in the first
rowing event held on Saratoga
Lake in So years.
The NIT varsity won the
2,000-meter Stewards Cup for
senior eight In 5:58.7. Vesper
was second and the st. Gather
Inc, Ontario Boat Club finished
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
StubIemutes
Win Feature
On Coast

NGLEwOoD, Calf, June Q
(AP) Heavily favored Olym-
piad King and longshot Oppo,
both owned by Mrs. Connie
Ring, swept to victory in the
two sections in the Argonaut
Stakes for 3-year-olds at Hol-
lywood Park today.
Jockey mael Valenzuela
piloted Olympiad King to his
second straight stakes victory
at the meeting in the second
division of the split stakes
after Stablemate Oppo scored Q
close one in the first division
A crowd estimated at $4,000
watched under sunny skies as
seven colts went to the post
in each section. Purse money
for each race was $27,725, and
the owning California horse
woman collected $15,725 from
each triumph.
The distance was / lie
miles.
Rex Ellsworth's Missilery
was second behind Olympiad
King and American Delight
was third.
Olympiad King returne d
$40, $2.4O and $40; Missilery
SO, $3.50 and American Delight
81.
Olympiad Kings time was
l:422s.
In the earlier division, Solar
Spectrum from the King Ranch
was a close second over J. K.
Houssels Y Flash, the favorite.
Oppo, who won his last start
for a $64.80 payoff, was the
next to longest shot on the
board. He paid $23, $9.40 and
$500. Solar Spectrum returned
$3.50 and $3.50, and Y Flash So.
The time was 1:423s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

Eight fans in a gathering of
6,028 and an 8-year-old horse,
Alton Trooper, figured in a
4-1-8-6 twin double worth So
206.20 at Laurel Raceway last
night.
Alton Trooper, owned, train
ed and driven by F. w. Albert
son Of Harrington, Del, scored
his second victory of the year
in 2:093s, to complete the four
race twin double. Alton Troop
er paid $40 to win.
The handle of 1927, 732 was
the best of the handkerchief
first week of a scheduled So
night meeting.
Two fortune buffers held
tickets on Gre"te. Dewey,
breaking fr1n Nc. Z ost posi-
ton, and Masic lS>-y, the No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Carts Race Today

The Competition Cart Club
today will hold the first of
two race meetings this month
at Marlboro Motor Raceway.
Pits open at 10 am. for today's
races. The other meeting will
be June %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, DEL, June g.
George D. Widener's Crewman,
ducking Candy Spots and
Chateaugay in the Belmont
Stakes in favor Of Delaware
Parks $29,100 Kent Stakes,
won easily over eight 3-year-
old rivals here today before
1915 fans.
Never seriously challenged
and apparently oblivious to
his top weight Of 1875 pounds,
Crewman won by 5 lengths,
over Mrs. Charles D. Morgan's
disappointing Sky Wonder, the
Us favorite.
Settling for third money in
the mile-and-a-sixteenth test
after making a threatening
challenge leaving the back
stretch was the Wheatley Sta
ble's Bold Commander, who
won Laurel's Chesapeake
Stakes. Lawrence Katz's Do
Declare, a SOL shot, finished
fourth.
OrnamentO Fades
The Darby Dan Farms Or
namento, second stringer to
Chateaugay, tried for a Bel
mont-Kent double for owner
John w. Galbreath, but after
running second the 3-year- old
son Of Bold Ruler faded to last.
The crowd. ignoring threat
ening skies, made Crewman Sec
ond choice to Sky Wonder and
collected 81, $500 and $3.40.
Sky Wonder paid $3.50 and
$3.50 and Bold Commander,
$40.
Despite a sloppy track. Crew.
man, winning his first race
since capturing the Garden
State Stakes last year, was
clicked in a swift l:42h. The
time was only two-fifths slower
than the track record held by
Lady's Maid in the 1860 Kent.
Veteran Jockey Eric Guerin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Ecuador Cup Team
Cuptuined by ZuIetu

QUITO, Ecuador, June 8
(AP) Eduardo Zuleta today
was named captain Of the Ec-
uadorian Davis Cup team
which will meet Trinidad June
is in their American Zone
match.
Other members Of the team
likely will be Francisco Guz-
man and Washington Suarez.
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Laurel Results

lst-ssO0 trot one mile.
Mickey l.,ksY B sEry Long A;fO 3soo s.99
Hafdys Puddin. Penelope Pen Rite siac
kllmko, TAG w., and Ann Hadley.
sd@SS0OS pace. one mile.
Starli,s Boy sDsn srJ i7.a0 $50 500
S csss %ss I MAI. ,Ysuns 10" 800
Camden Majesty, Alton Perry, Dark
Echo. Arthur Diamond, and Lord Foy.
Time. 2.OpA.
DAILY DOUBLE tO a D pd. sSi.0O
ad-ssnO: pace; ! mil.
cSssiO,oiis faps 1{ounS $50 40
: TONY Eisinstsn. seattle vlesy, IA, "a:
Gle Hal. steven Meklyo and Beach
Head. Time, 2:il.
lth--si 800. pace mil
MiGhty True cYognE) ESQ 2.e0 eco
Nswpert Honor tClappsFl 500 2eg
Miss MAiestys Lady (klnE) $50
: Buekshot Dale, Pegasus, Century
Fallout Danny Quick. Time, 2'Ooh.
Bth-ssOO pace, one mile,
Lone Elm Dale Don 1900 $40 $50
Aeunl Carefree lLinsveerl $50 $40
Blanche Brewer James, 500
AlNhN bfountIi WltnlChnt olnntFt
Allen Reward, DNF-Shamroek Rich
ards, pNF-DenQtes horse did not
finish. Time 2;l2's.
e,h-ssOoi pace i MI
J%s Gal SiySisisilsnl wv $50 I.SS
stormy d Lee, Cinnamon Stick
rangiewood Lucy, and Thuban Pick,
Time. 2;Os7s.
TIN. 5000: Pace one mile
Lraeeys LADY llubbArdI $50 800
PAupers Hone lll0peI 800
Lover Boy Wayne Direct. KniEht
Owl Miss Kent and Ernest, Time,
sth--St 800, pace, 1 mi.
Atton Ifooper iAib'nl $40 SEQ go
Manle LADY lseetO 40 40
GAY scotch fClAppefl go
Now'a Pride Princess Meoill. Billy
Harris and Greater Dewey. Time,
2iOn9a.
WINNING TWIN DOUBLE NOS.
l.l.H.a PAID 81, gO0 gOl
EIGHT TICKET HOLDERsl
nth-ssOO: pace. 1 mi,
neEGy scott tLeonsyl 800 s5.a0sa.l0
Raw Hide Jim tGallwayl 500 i.sl
" v, Chief wv. Allen 40
New Luck, aeottie Purdue. Royal
Tom, Ettagraph and Midgs 2. Volo
Attendance. s,oes. Handle. s3q773s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
WRONG-WAY HORSE KILLED;
RIDER SERIOUSLY INJURED

CINCINNATI June (AP)-A fractions horse tossed
his rider and the way in the fifth at River
Downs today ending in head-on collision with another
horse and seriously injuring Jockey William Silva
Rico Pop, the wrong-way horse. died almost mmedi-
atey after the collision The other horse Hard To Hold
escaped with deep cut leg
Silva, New Orleans-born, 20yearold Of Gullermo
Silva longtime American ride, suffered broken right
leg, severe mouth cuts and other injuries.
Track officials said Rico Pop wheeled at start Of the
race. tossed Jockey Jerome Koshover Of Cincinnati and
ran off the wrong way.
When Rico Pop met the field coming around he
swerved away from the leaders but smack into Hard
To Hold, running fifth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

2d---S3.5O0; cling; Ayr a up; z fur,
Ny Pal Chappy $50 1890 l.20 10
Mia Dee Cobb $3.50 1910
Or, Miller lAdamsl $40
LiGhtness, Mount heno' ubiilypso In,,;
II. Time. I .2A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
Aqueduct Results

lst-S3,60Q; cling; Ayr g. Up; z fur.
Cottage Helicianol 500 $50 $50
Casrah (Weingart) 500 LOO
Nirisbi (Ruane) 4,.O
ChrystAl Quartz, Annihllation, Mr..
Raven, Mr.. Yale, Running Wolf Time,
l:2b7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
DAILY DOUBLE PAID slSs.Oo


DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIb3.OO
3d-S3, 500; cling; 2-yr. mdn.; s fur,
1ersteve tvaiepIuelal a1.OO 1900 $50
COoperstown tAdams) 40 %
Wonder II tHernandeH) 40
Teddy's Diable, sharp Eve, 'war
morrow shoshone' taft n sue. Time,
disqualified from I'd to an.
lth-S3,B00 cling; 3-yr. A up: q fur,
Old World Chm tG'Il 5000 900 $50
Camp Royal tUsseryl 40 100
CahulltA tRotIl $50
TOP OMAN Smiling Piek catlnE.
Shoot, New Commander. Time, i;i1h.
bth-s4,b0O; aiwG 2-yri 8 fur,
Time;s11s AZ ,he,E) $40 ao sI9
Pi sas, lSe cruz. IsyI.no, 800 s.SS
Golden Louih, 90 And 90. Time,
oth-s7'5ooi hdep.. 3-yri lie mi.
The Ibsr twoedh'ss, T.2O $50 a.eo
Marlln BaL lHsrnandsz) $50 200
ocalaHey. Mako, plny BOY ii.
VIII RUE, Time lApM,
A-Phipps entry.
sth-.st,bO0. hdcp.i 3-yr. a upi Is
mi
YounE Chrl. tssllsrsl 1910 $50 go
CArhannel tnotnl 600 $50
Lucky One tOlah) 0.t0
Mt Nlno. Sol Naciente. a-picks
Choice, Bethpage, All Red Tyoneon.
Abernathy. a-Silver Lancer. Time
ibnh
a.Rothstein entry.
nth-N 900, cling 8.yr / mi
Exposure tselleTal alaO 1910 $50
Night Rider tRotnl H.hO 800
Bill Keenan, tussefrl 500
Reines Renesed. seldeen, irish Relic
No Problem, Aunt Rose, Time. 1881
Handle, si.0pi.tTb. Attsndanes, 50 .gsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
5-LENGTH WINNER
CreWman Romps
In Kent Stakes

who won the Kent here 10 years
ago with King Dorsttt, had
little to do other than hand
ride the free striding Crewman,
a well named son of Sailor.
Crewman Takes Over
Crewman took the lead early,
held off Ornamento and Bold
Commander on the backstretch
with little difficulty and then
drew away turning into the
stretch.
An eighth Of a mile from
the wire, Crewman led by six
lengths and Sky Wonders late
rally, engineered by Steve
Brooks, was hardly a challenge,
although 1t did take second
money from Bold Commander.
It was Crewman's first tri-
umph Of the year after finish
ing third in the Gotham, ninth
in the Wood Memorial and
eighth in the Withers Mile.
Crewman earned $20,350 for
his effort today.
There was plenty Of excite
ment prior to the Kent as two
winners were disqualified.
Placed Second
In the first race Check
Mark, owned by Donelson
Christmas Of Upper Marlboro.
Md, finished first but was
placed second for bearing out
into the path Of Running Late,
who was second. The stewards
reversed the result to the de-
light of the favorite players,
who made Running Late q
$500 choice.
Running Late started a
$3.50 daily double I'll and 81.
The second disqualification
occurred in the fifth race.
Marcus Antonius was first to
finish but the stewards dis
qualified him and moved King
Gohi into first as the favorite
players profited again to the
tune Of $3.50. Marcus Antonius
was placed fourth.
Betting continued to run be-
hind last year as $1,459,938
was wagered on the 10th pro-
gram Of the 52-day session.
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