A-16 THE EVKj[INq BTAR,_Washlngton, D. C. Sf. Ambrose Paces Head 24-Mile Race PERUVIAN EUMINATES DELL Card Tonight Today Olmedo Draws Praise Holds Lead in AtBaltimore Set for Os Davis Cup Captain BALTIMORE. July It (tee- Loop Cup Yachts CHICAGO, July IS ' theede. Md, see yesterday. Gauzza 4—4, 4—l. o*to"vte na’ wiyStotetoS 0*to"vte Nlght Paos last week, te"to? MEWPOSTT, R. I, July 15 ( Later in ths day, Dasi and his favorite In a field of seven In {Jt\.—After two straight wins. JT‘“ the eighth of JEST-. o?”?? nee. eo-teaturo 19-yoar-oM Vtea toda^lntrtah a Britain’s Mtert Bevy, Los Angatoa. 7—4, 4-9. jjTtjSteS wS Americonna Direct, 4-year- old mare from the stable of squad* dron ta*two rmrtthihLm- rent Daria Cup ham toeded single la ths fifth In- nmn OoSSw hTtW She'D WmJSSh go Ikon the Ho. 4 position to- wind mad The broad-shouldered. night end among her eompeO- ftry?nbn»»*>« stage Vr*atC"' They Christian Stable’s 125 in at of are WINCHESTER, Va, July season," observed, “you Bndine, W. Haggln Perry’s Ata- IS he have Virginia regarded nesian, The State cham- to be as a threat. Harold H. Polk’s Mile. pionship trapshooting tourna- fight you they Mrs. M. Veene- These Cube and ‘ Diane. Bdna ment drew some entrants give up. n ' man’s Woodtawn, Mrs. Dorothy 135 don’t n7o”‘'s Thoroughbred Racing here today. Preliminary shoot- "Before we brushed part »soo: c flaw: If. Boylen’s Plying Trapeae, Roy P. ing Hoosier Honey, Mrs. was scheduled for the day. them yesterday they had won R. Hunt’s Th% 10-yard State champion- 11 games, earning from behind T. A. Randolph’s Wans, Mrs. ship W. Waters, Lad* Angor Is set tomorrow and the a dozen times In the last II at its Best at W. Virginia percentage and Russell 8. Steele’s Msr- doubles and State games. That Is a handicap championships on even the Yankees would be fSk belta. Sunday. proud to own." 3-Harm Matvei Field ?us! c MMi With Id starters, an auxiliary lSwmmiim bsms starting gate will be utilised L eon TIMI2ioo PM e DAK.Y DOUBLI ffOSB 1:45 PM mutuel field Touring U. S. Track Stars j«.ee rse and a five-horse rt ) j.g will be devised tomorrow after s^i.'?«r|(Ujft.> spocial train direct to grandstand ¦cratch time. Bb 810 Ho three-gear-olds were en- Sparkle in European Meets Air CswdMswsd Caacbee and Diaar m- S' Hew Castle, making July T* Insdl tered in the OSLO. Norway. 13 (*).— In Zurich. Switzerland, Ray a •sauc*fw it Impossible for a sweep of the Glenn Davis of Columbus, Norton of Oakland, Calif, and a Saving film Distaff series, a feat which Ohio, the 195 S Olympic Stadium Elias Gilbert of Winston-Salem, has been accomplished I Lw. WstMs|lss litt.iiiiii.iiini11:15 AM never record for the 400-meter N. C, each was two events as SSOO: mm; , SE™ *ac»—Pun*. although Princess Turla won hurdles yesterday with the America’s touring track and Iv. Imwel ...iiiimiiisiiuiii 11:40 AM the Hew Castle and Delaware time of 4S.S seconds. Hie old field stars swept events In all Ar. Delaware Part isiisiiisiiiiiii IxllPM last year. record of 50.3 seconds was set a Bwiss-American meet yester- Brookmeade Stables Big by Josh Culbreath of Morgan day. -i KeSaraiyi iv. Pslawers Park after last race Effort, who won the Delaware State. Norton won the 100 meters Oaks last week end. was passing Scene 9,000 fans nv Davis, in 10.4 and the 300-meters In up the New Castle although the Ohio State star, come back 19.9. Oilbert took the 110- BALTIMORE 90 minutes later and win the meter hurdles in 13.9 and the ,i^| THE 900 meters In 31.1 seconds. 300-meter hurdles In 33A. SELECTIONS I DELAWARE STEEPLECHASE winners: Huskies Ready Audun Boysen, Norway's Other 1 V»a»t Jlaer Dm. Fm- July it (P).— Olympic broom meadlist, won 400 meters—Jack Yerman, —» Moscow. -5SaMdata Canlter. Brook, chlof. AND RACE ASSOCIATION There was tension and anti- the 500-meter run In 1 minute Woodland. Cahf, 0:47. ¦ American feelings most every- 47.6 seconds followed by ULP 1 000 meters—Tom Courtney, 4 1 where in Moscow today but the Bertil Lundh of Norway In Livingston, N. J, 1:47.1. University of Washington erew 1:47 J. Arnte Sowell cf Pitts- Sbotput—Bill Nieder, Law- finished its training for tomor- burgh was third in 1:45.3 and rence. Kans, 59 feet 19 9/19. (IuUbIT ; C row's Moscow regatta without Don Bowden of California fifth , High jump—BUl Whetettne. incident. Coach A1 Ulbrickson in 1:49 J. Los Angeles. 0-feet-5. said his athletes were in good Rink Babka of Pato Alto, 400-meter relay—Yerman, Calif, won the discus wlfr a , Courtney, Gilbert, Iteton. •SattasrsT— throw of 179-feot-l. 0:410. *3
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