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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

"you are not very likely to find
deal between the President
and Khrushchev spelled out in
this correspondence. If they did
make a deal, they would hardly
put it down on paper"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
The Allen-Scott Report

President Exerting Every Pressure To Push
Test Ban Treaty Through Senate Lausche Questions
Kennedy Offers View Of X Letters
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

Lesson for September 8, 1863
Evening star., 1963-01-06
q CALL Mr.. D.
Crime. David Jansen stars. tRepeat)
q THE 0AK0TAS.

Western. l Hour Premiere new
series starring Larry Ward as U. s.
Marshal Frank Ragan, with Chad Everett
Jack Elam and Michael Greene as
deputies This week: "Return to Dry
dock" Marshall Ragan comes to
showdown with one of his own deputies
tJack EIam). Edward Binns. guest star
q TO TELL THE TRUTH.
Quiz. Bud Colyer, me.
800 q DIVORCE COURT.
Trial. l Hour. A husbands fatigue be-
comes tiring for his wife; she sues to
end their marriage.
q I'VE GOT A SECRET
Panel Garry Moore, host
$50 N SAINTS AND SINNERS.
Drama. l Hour. THE Homecoming Bit"
Correspondent Liz Hogan barbara Rush,
poses as a convict to write a series of
articles about the problems Of women
PAROLES Elizabeth Montgomery.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
MONDAY j.
JAN.
7
"a THE RIFLEMAN.

~ ITIC MT IENtANs
Western. incident at Line Shack Six"
An Indian youth paul Mantee) is ac-
cused of numbering and robbing an elderly
railroad worker.
2 THE LUCY SHOW.
Comedy At four o'clock in the morning
Lucy and viz begin arranging a fu-scale
wedding to take place the next afternoon.
Janet Waldo and Peter Marshall
900 q GAINS HUNDRED.
Crime. l Hour. tRepeat)
q ST0NEY BURKE.
Adventure. l Hour. "Gold Plated
Maverick" Stoney tJack Lord takes a
youth under his wing and tries to teach
him the importance Of winning fair and
square Michael Anderson, jr., and
John Larch are featured
MondoY Listinss Cont. on Next Pcse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

sNEw YORK. June % (AP).-
Spicy Living's bid for . grand
slam sweep Of the fillies' Triple
Crown was smashed at Aque-
duct today as Lamb Chop pulled
away with authority in the fl
nal eighth Of a mile to win the
$l20,375 Coaching Club Amer
lean Oaks.
Lamb Chop, who had fin
ished third behind Spicy Living
in both the Acorn and Mother
Goose Stakes-first two legs Of
the rich triple for 3-year-old
fillies-outfought Spicy Living
in q brief head-and-head skir-
mish as they Strengthened away
In the home stretch.
The chestnut daughter Of
Bold Ruler Sheepsfoot, by
Count Fleet, beat the favored
Spicy Living by ga lengths.
5O,9S6 Turn Out
Lamb Chop, who was made
the third choice by a crowd of
50,986, Is owned by william
Haggin Perry Of Middleburg.
Va. Spicy Living is owned by
Eleonora Sears Of Boston and
was the 2-1 favorite. Smart
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Frenc|l-bred
Wins Armour,

CHICAGO, June 20 (AP).-
Closing with a rush on the
outside, Hasty House Farms
French-bred Carteret won the
$50, 800 Laurance Armour Han
dicap by length at Arlington
Park today.
Bounding Main, a 35-1 shot,
finished second.
Another length away, Prego
nosed out the 1910 favorite,
Hard Rock Man, for third
money in the mile and one
sixteenth grass race.
Carteret, ridden by Ray
Broussard. paid $3.50. $3.50
and So. He was coupled with
his stablemate. Moline. Bound
ing Main paid $26 and $11.20
Prego was $3.50 to show.
The 5-year-old winner, max
ing his eighth start In the
United States. scored his third
victory here but his first in q
stakes race. Carrying 12C
! pounds, one less than Hard
Rock Man, Carteret was timed
In l:42%. The track record
Is 1:4l4S.
After Q half mile, Carteret
was in front Of only one horse
in the field of II. At this
point, Promisory Note held q
marrow lead over Tin God and
Erin Vale, with Prince Merida
fourth and Prego q close fifth
near the rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June a.
The dreaded coughing virus
caused the withdrawal Of Chief
tain, the even-money favorite,
from the Chistiana Stakes at
Delaware Park today. but an
other Virginia-owned colt
jumped into the starring role
as Mrs. Harriet N. Balls Big
Pete won the s23.450 dash for
2-year-olds.
Big Pete, flying the silks Of
her Falls Church owner, rallied
strongly in the last sixteenth
to. beat out Roy Sturgis' Mr..
Brick by three quarters Of q
length. A half length back IVES
Rex De Plumbum, owned by
John @. Fitzgerald Of Kensing-
ton.
There was some doubt earlier
In the day as to whether Jockey
Bill Hartack, due to make his
first appearance here this sea-
son, would ride Chieftain be-
cause Of his fathers death in
Charles Town, w. Va. But Har-
tack was as much surprised as
the crowd Of 20,253 when he
learned that Chieftain was be-
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Big SqueuI Wins
At Norruqunsett

PAWTUCKEr, r. l., June %.
William H. Grinold's Big
Squeal. a 4-year-old colt run
ming coupled with the Geraldine
Farms Longus. led through
out the $500 Governors Han
dicap at Narragansett Park To-
day and won the 6-furlonR
sprint In LII.
Big Squeal, ridden by Norm
Mercier, had only q nose on
w. ]. Beauties President Jun,
who was ~ lengths in front Of
r. @. Anderson's Patanandy,
the favorite Of the crowd Of
1889.
The Big Squeal-Longus en-
try. trained by M. J. freshman
jr.. was the third choice in
the betting and paid $1,000,
$3.50 and $3.50, President Jim
returned $500 and S2.40 with
Patanandy paying s2.2o TO
show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
VIRUS HITS FAVORITE
2 Big Pete Takes
a. Delaware Stake

ing Withdrawn because Of the
coughing virus.
Trainer Frank whitley, jr
informed track officials In
midafternoon that he was
scratching Chieftain. who d
owned by Raymond Guest Of
st. George, Va. Guest had
made the trip here to see his
colt run.
Although Big Pete's triumph
would have been weighter had
Chieftain been In the field, II
was nevertheless q sweet VIC
tory for the Ball colt. Bib Pete,
q son Of Degage and Judici-
ously was bought for $4,000
in the Kentucky yearling sales
last year and today's Chris
tiana victory represented Mrs
Balls first stakes victory in
racing.
In view of his two for two
record - Big Pete won his
two previous starts ct Mon
mouth-the colt was well BET
on today and paid $3.50, $4.8C
and "a. He ran the 5h furlongs
in 1.053s.
Held off Pace
Joe Culmo1e, Big Pete's reg
ular rider, reserved the colt off
the fast early pace set by
Twoares and First Violine, but
surged into contention once
Strengthened for the drive to
the wire.
An eighth Of a mile from the
finish. Big Pete was fourth.
little more than a length back,
and outgamed Mr.. Brick and
the fast closing Rex De Plum
bum in the final yards. Rex De
Plumbum might have been
much closer but he lost plenty
of ground when he swung
around horses at the top Of the
stretch.
Big Pete earned q winners
check Of $l6.450. The colt is
trained by Bernice Bond.
FavOrite Runs Last
After favorites had swept
the first three races. the crowd
turned to the Harbor View
Farms Group Leader as their
choice in the Christiana. But
the $4,000 yearling purchase
had no speed after two VIC
tories and a second at Aque-
duct and ran q dun last among
the eight starters at 2-l odds.
A near deadheat developed
in the $4,000 Accra Turf
Handicap, which followed the
Christiana. when elem b e t
Stables Pistol w. nosed out
Port Of Mecca to pay $14.80.
Fat Cat was. third, another
nose behind.
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HoIIywood's Split Stake
ToQuito Dude, Y Flash

NGLEwOOD. Calf, June
20 (AP).-Quita Dude scored
an upset victory in one section
and Y Flash q mild one in the
other in the divided Cinema
Handicap at Hollywood Park
today.
Jockey Jack Leonard brought
Quita Dude in to shade Sky
Gem in the second section. The
heavily favored and top
weighted Olympiad King fin
iShed third.
There were nine 3-year-olds
in each race, which carried
gross values Of $45.075. Each
winning stable earned $27,075,
Quita Dude, owned by the Dee
Dee Stable and winner OF two
allowance races at the meet
ing, came from back in the
pack to get his nose In front In
the rush to the wire.
Quita Dude paid $17.20, $3.50
and 81. Fred w. Hooper's Sky
Gem returned $3.50 and $3.50
and Mrs. Connie Rings Olym-
piad King $3.50.
The time for this division was
1:49%. o
The Cinema was the last
major stakes before the $780,
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Deb, the second choice at 81
and owned by Mrs. Russell L.
Reineman Of Chicago, finished
third, ~ lengths behind
Spicy Living in the field Of 10,
Batteur, also owned by
Perry, was scratched and
Jockey Heliodoro Cuisines
shifted over to ride Lamb
Chop, who had been without a
jockey.
It was a profitable move for
Cuisines because Lamb Chop
collected $78,243 in the 47th
and richest running Of the
acknowledgements classic for
sophomore fillies.
Winner Pays $1,000
Lamb Chop returned 5000
$40 and $3.50 and was timed
in 2:02A on q fast track. The
time was two-fifths Of a second
slower than the stakes record
set by Berlo in 1860 at Belmont
Park. Spicy Living, ridden by
Jimmy Combest, paid $40 and
$3.50. Smart Deb returned $3.1o
and was ridden by Bobby
Ussery, who won the 1862 Oaks
with Bran alea and ruined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Ohio Derby Won
By Lemon Twist

CLEVELAND. June "a
(AP).-Lemon Twist. owned
by Theodore D. Bull Of De-
troit, scored a three-quarter-
length triumph in the $3l. $50
Ohio Derby at Thistledown
today.
Sidney Benson's The Baron
was second by . head over
fast-closing Grand Stand Of
Gray Willow Farms. The time
for the mile-and-a sixteenth
race In the 29th running Of
Ohio's oldest . Thoroughbred
race was l:447s.
The winner, favored by the
l1,0lS fans, returned 81, $40
and $40.
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Patrol Woman
Triurnphs in
MoIIyPifcher

oCEANPoRT, NJ. June %
(AP)-Mrs. j. A. Goodwin's Pa
troll Woman. who has been rae
ing with the top fillies and
mares but without success, fin
ally got home first in q stakes
at Monmouth Park today. She
won the 18th running Of the
Molly Pitcher Handicap.
Expertly handled by the vet
eran Steve Brooks, Patrol
Woman was timed in 1:443s for
the mile-and- one sixteenth dis
lance as she whipped six rivals.
She paid $3.50 straight.
Darby Dan Farms Bramalea
and Warner L. Jones jr.'s
Frimanaha shared the bulk of
the support in the mutuels but
Frimanaha wound UP second,
beaten q length and a half,
while Bramalea was fourth.
Gladeview Farms Decline and
Fall was third. six lengths back
Of Frimanaha and q half length
In front Of Bramalea.
The largest crowd of the
meeting, 27,1S3 saw the Molly
Pitcher field away to a good
start with Bramalea having
plenty Of early foot to take
command Immediately. Bobby
Baird rated her along nicely OF
the front end for almost three
quarters Of q mile with Blu
Cabin and Frimanaha tn
closest Of the pursuers.
AS the field turned into thu
stretch, Frimanaha was Tapped
on Bramalea for the lead but
Brooks had Patrol Woman GO
ing in her best stride and she
moved past the firing leaders
easily to get the decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Middle Atlantic
Netmen Defeated
By New England

PHILADELPHIA, June 20
Especially The Middle Allan
tic seniors tennis team, despite
singles victories by its top two
players, bowed here today to
New England, 4-3, in the At
lantic Coast Intersectional Sen
Tors tournament at the Ger
mantown Cricket Club.
Don Floyd and Charlie Chan
ming won their singles matches
in straight sets. New England
built up its winning margin by
capturing two Of the three
doubles.
New England plays Middle
States for the championship to-
morrow. The Middle Atlantic
team plays Eastern for conso-
lation honors.
Ms sc!IRSl:.1pOR FIcyd tH as.t dst ESs.r
ming MAJ def. wait BianvsIt. s%i.
Z2 81. SO Shapiro (SEl as5, Col; Al
holsSt stN5 DEF. Alex ksilss. 60
pcublssIHush Lyneh-c: AlphonsO
Sumner hodmsn, 81 les. Sc;
Teddy Burwell.Nick. Powell. SIS. 2-6,
Is; Hubert Houek-A, subway lNEl
GET, Bnl Bassstt-Buddy Adair. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Crimson Satan
Sets Mark In
Michigan Mile
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, b. c.
June q, 1868

LIVONIA, Mich, June %
(AP.-Crimson King Farms
Crimson Satan, tagging out Of
the starting gate, caught the
field at the far turn, circled
wide and won the $4,000.
added Michigan Mile today in
record time with a blazing
stretch run at Detroit race
course.
Jockey Herbert Hinojosa
brought the 4-year-old to the
outside and pulled past De-
cidedly and Greek Money
winners Of two of 1925 big
gest races-with a time Of /
minute, 403s seconds over the
mile-and-one- sixteenth course.
Crimson Satan broke the
Detroit race course record by
shaving rs seconds off Total
Traffic's 1859 mark.
BY coincidence, Hinojosa
rode Total Traffic in 1859
when the track record was
broken.
The length victory over
Decidedly, the 1862 Kentucky
Lerby winner, was worth $685.
285 to Detroit's Peter Salmen,
Crimson Satan's owner. The :
winners jackpot boosted Grim
son Satan's earnings to
$6s4,252.
It was the second big stakes
victory for Crimson Satan. :
carrying top weight of 1873
pounds, and Hiojosa this.
month. Crimson Satan won the
$50, 900 added Massachusetts,
Handicap in his last start
June 5.
The favored Crimson Satan
paid $3.50. $4.20 and $40. FL
Peco Ranch's Decidedly. who
nipped 1862 Preakness winner
Greek Money by a neck. paid
81 and $3.50 for second.
Brandywine Stables Greek
Money paid $40 to show.
Crimson Satan was off slowly
as usual and Hinojosa was con-
tent to let him run last In the
l0-horse field until far along
in the backstretch. Suddenly, ?
Crimson Satan started his squirt
along the outside as Devidedly
began to move through the
pack. Decidedly overlook War
Council, the leader. and fast
fading Sunrise County In the
stretch turn.
But Hinojosa. riding Crimson
Satan way outside, stormed
around the field. caught Decid- j..
edly at the start Of the stretch.
and pulled away easily.
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Lamb Chop Captures Oaks,
Routing Favorite in Stretch

Cicada's bid for the same big
triple.
Ussery sent Smart Deb to the
front Immediately. Sally Ship
moved into second on the far
turn and challenged for the
lead as Lamb Chop also began
to move and took over third
place.
They Strengthened away and
1t became a duel between Lamb
Chop and Spicy Living, but
once Lamb Chop opened up it
was all over. Speedwell fin
ished fourth, followed by Malice.
FOOLS Play, Prodana Neviesta,
Sally Ship. Barbwolf and No
Resisting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

not the fastest for the two
: Reading heats.
joey Gene. winless>in 10 pre-
vious starts. finally hit the
winners circle In the first
heat. stepping the mile In a
brilliant 2:043S for the fastest
time any 3-year-old has hung
up at Laurel this year.
joey Gene took the opening
dash by q nose over Meadow
Russ, as both had to, overcome
Knight Pride near the wire.
Pirate Hanover, driven by Lou
mer Young and Cary Taylor
ness writer, wound UP third in
both heats. joey Gene was
fourth to Meadow Russ In the
second heat, as the latter
seemed to be much the best.
joey Gene was scratched In
the race-off, and the judges
declared Meadow Russ the win
ner. Meadow Russ set q 2:023s
half-mile mark June / at
Rosecroft.
Mighty True. owned by Gil
mer Young and Carey Taylor
Of Washington, and driven by
Young, scored a mild upset In
the $500 feature trot, win
ming in 2:063s for his second
victory in five starts.
It took a fine drive on the
outside for Mighty True to beat
Gay Scotch by q length anc
quarter, with HI Way third.
l The daily double q and 5,
proved a gold mine for thosl
who backed the as favorite
| Marion LiSka's Marie Angi
($5.20), No. 2 In the second
with william Collins Roya
May ($52.S0), in the first. Thu
result was a $19l.60 payoff fol
ITO fans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

OoO-added Hollywood Derby
July s.
Olympiad King carried high
weight Of 1875 pounds and was
cunning for his third stakes
victory at the meeting and his
sixth first place in his last
seven starts.
Longden, set the pace with So
lar Spectrum and Sky Gem in
close pursuit. Olympiad King
never was far out Of 1t.
But none Of the better-known
colts could hold off Quita Dude,
whose 113 pounds was a mere
feather.
Jockey Eddie Burns scored
the 1,700th victory Of his career
when he brought Y Flash in to
win the first section by more
than one length, with the ia
vorite, Missilery, second. Bre'r
Rabbit was third.
Y Flash, owned and bred by
a Las Vegas Hotel owner, ]. K.
HouSsels, came from out Of no.
where in his stretch run and
won his first race since the
SIS, 000-added Hollywood Juve-
nile last summer. Y Flash CAR
ried high weight of 100 pounds.
The time was 1850.
Oppo, seeking his second
stakes victory in succession for
the Ring Stable, took an early
lead but surrendered 1t to Rex
Ellsworth's Missilery with VII
lie Shoemaker aboard. The
Ellsworth colt hung on the front
end until they hit the top Of
the stretch when Y Flash began
his drive. oppo finished dead
last.
Y Flash paid 1920, 50 so and
$500; MiSSilery SO and $3.50.
and Bre'r Rabbit S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Veiur to Referee

NEW YORK, June % APP
Chico vejar. former welter-
weight boxer from Stamford
Conn. viii be sworn in Monday
as q New York State referee by
Gen. Melvin Krulewitch. chair
man Of the New York State
Athletic Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Funeral Services Set
For jackie Tiqhe

SCRANTON. Pa, June %
(AP) Funeral services will be
held here Monday for Jackie
Tighe Of Reno. chairman Of
the Nevada Boxing Commits
sion.
Tighe, a former boxing star
at Penn State and one-time
boxing coach at the University
Of Illinois, was killed Thursday
in a car-truck crash at West
Des Moines. Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Meadow Russ Declared
Reading FuturityVictor

Meadows Russ, trained by
Del Miller, and driven by Jim
my Arthur. tonight was de-
clared the winner of the
$5.9o8 Reading Futurity for s.
year-old PAGERS at Laurel Race
way, with q, crowd Of about
1000 on hand.
Meadow Russ, was clicked in
2:052s in winning the second
heat by three-duarters Of q
length.
The fleet colt. Q two-time
winner In 1862, rang up his
seventh victory in 10 starts
this season, but his time was
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Daily Double (S-sI PsId sIS1.6O
3d-TEOt; 5000; / mile. - 80 :.
o;nton Ann scott (Ch'msnJ 4.0O 300
Eddie Adams. Vickie Dean. EvAl
Star. Hernell Ann. Tine, 2:O9sb.
iE n. s T,S; H Mems iSSO 80 ssS e.;
nj Way (Kelly) 800
a Newport Honor, Mss Majesty
Lady. Jet Gem. Camden Susan. Magic
Lady. Alton TROOPER, Greater Dewey
rag MekyIe q. HebbsJ l.s0 $40 2.eI
Dsbbie Hayes "A. Dlxonl A.2l
s Ksri sa.. Pea RGss' ana 41Fs ssSF
eth---s2 500: paces / mi.
Mission Hep (Meyer) 1880 $50 b.0e
Hernell Direct (Hobbs) $50 asa
Dean Sampson, Rhythm Mary. and
shamrock Viola. Time, 200.
7th-Paes; 1000: / mile.
ps '.: MI ES essS SEQ sse s SS
Oneeta AIDES (Dennisl $50
cupids Direct. Felipa, Majesty Dia.
mond, Joes Princess, Wilmington Scott.
Time, 2:07,
sth--pace; 5000; ] mile.
Trseey's Lady lH'dD $50 100 $40
Flyee Boy ~ Burtenl 1880 $50
Buekshot Dale (B Offutt) 4.4O
Miss SANTOS. GLOWING, Future
SQUIRE, and Wayne Direct. Time
Twin Double (5-4-7-3) paid
S977.20.
Cindys up IN. HUBBARD 1880 $50
Winner Take All u Dennisl ESQ
Adios Direct, indian Champion.
Cash vii. Dazzle Hal and New Luck.
ATTENDANCE e.s4O. Total mutusl
handle S3bs.930.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIIs

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IONS Neck Risky jim, homaeic. Time
sth.-Si 900; cling; 4-yr,- A. up; z fur,
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Dora Don. Approximo. Panel. R siry
qualified and placed end. Time f:Ss.
eth-Si. 1905 cling; 3-yr, Q fur,
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t4i4,4 31.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID &I32.00


Charm. Time. l:l1h.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIs2.0O
Sd-S4p 900; mdn, 2-yr.; 5 fur.
little MAnAssa lus'ryl 40 $40 $50
BlaEine Glory lAdams) $50 400
Prince FleFimei (GensalelD 5.0O
DRUM big TS scyt h P sGS E 4ss. e. s 81
Tea Time. Time. 0:bess.
4th-S5.QO0; cling; ayr. a Up; 9 fur.
Jack Bender lYeaEaD $40 2.1O ESQ
Louis John (sertinol $40 3.2e
MsdfIs1 oSsrs' Animation II. DESERT SiSS
King. Time, 1:lOh.
5th--S3.500; s-yr. a up IL mi.
carbangel lUsseryl $50 40 $50
Iy0neen (COmbesO $40 Sic
SUNS Reward, Our Grand, Lusern
Lion Capt. Freddie. Time, 1871.
eth-se. 500; slw;i ,s-yr. a up o fur.
S Gi..sr T Msn fG SH.l $50 s sS sS SS
Brash Fire. Vital Force. Jazz
Queen. Gay Orchid. Wise Flushing,
Some Sunny Day. Eastern Flyer.
Time, 1:lOA.
hWnltney ehtry.
7th-SlO0. OOO- added: coachinE Club
American Oaks Stakes: 3-yr. flies;
Lamb CRsIp Co'tlnes) lose 4AO a.sO
Spicy Living lCombesD $40 ESQ
smart Deb tussery) $40
Prodana NevisSta, BArbwolf. b No
Resisting. Malice. sally Ship. Speed
well, b Fools Play, Time, 2:02N.
wheatley Stable entry.
sth=-Se.ooO; alw.; s-yr. a UP; Ii
No Rsprlsvs tw'dss) 7.sO 40 $40
Notch (YeaaAl 400 $50
SNUG Berth (GomezD 100
Treaehery, GYPSY Baron, Cedar Key.
Royal Endeavor. sand and stars, Biti-
soda, cabelery. Left Hook. Time,
i:42as.
eth--s4,200; Gins; 3-yr. h up: Ia
/. fskItI.n LlFht ,o'O $50 ESQ a.so
Merry VIII loemsIl $40 2e0
Friar Joe g., stats Offence, Pepin-
iay. aeilyer Lancer Brokers Lass.
awsiiS.Rcthstsin entry.
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LILY Blaneh, Purple Prince, Princess
Shat. Time, 1:27h.
2d-Sl 900; cling: Ayr. a up; z fur.
Double Hare lBeiBhakl $50 500 $50
Man Made (Davtdson) 500 40
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Jeff X. Il. ScottI 2.8o
One Desire, Darlings. Maid. Lucky
Chrla, cindy volo and Mister c. Tine,
2:0SM.
2d-Pace; $500; mile.
Merle Angie (White) $50 $50 3.4o
J. d. 3. IN. Wachter) 40 400
Miss Girdletree (Quinn) 500
Pan Diamond, Pembroke Hal. He
coughs. Oracle g.. Evas Dale. Time.
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