C-4 •?•THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. THINGS MUCH MORE SIMPLE THEN SUNDAY, AUGUST SS, 1985 Thane of Wales' iFarmer Takes Forest1 Witch Domino Ran Dead Heats Doubles Title Races Sweeps Class In Trapshoot Wins in Upset In 2 of 3 Match ! VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 27 • t Continued from Page C-l Star1 account simply states that .UP).— Hugh McKinley. 40-year- it resulted in a dead heat, with;AI Gaithersburg old farmer from Harrisburg, Haymarkel Futurity At praised Domino highly allj bets declared off and no run- Ohio, today won the national —end Jockey Fred Taral extrava- ( Racing By BRUCE FALEB, JR. championship at By ROBERT B. PHILLIPS winning off. The American doubles the gantly-i-for with 130, Manual's records on Domino add I Special Correipondent of The Star Grand American Trapshoot with Special Correspondent ofThe Star up after half-hour post pounds a little,j except that the Keenes’ Nancy Gorrell rode her vet- a score of 97 of 100. HAYMARKET,Va.. Aug. 27. delay. also pointed out that | It json of Himyar was the l-to-2 gray gelding Thane of collided , -1 eran In the doubles event—nearest Forest Witch, a big chestnut at the start Dobbins favorite and the race was run a sweep thing Hyderrabad, Domino’s sta- 1 Wales to clean in the : to bird shooting in the mare, turned up the surprise with inj 1:12%. points targets as blemate, violently that Over- three classes for 15 and field—two are thrown so • colts went on to greater, .the small pony championship in simultaneously a 40-degree ! conformation hunter champion ton, Hyderabad’s rider, Both at was' things 3-year-olds in a Montgomery County angle. of the St. Paul’s Parish Horse knocked to the ground but as i the Fair ¦ The shooter fires at each 5 vintage group that also included I horse show at Gaithersburg yes- target separately. Show here today, upsetting the f|l|' git jig caped injury. Rey Henry of Navarre and elterday. The reserve went to McKinley, says a favored Copperfleld Apparently, led 1 who he is from the this incident SantaJ Anita, owned by the ! Susan Molesworth’s Bambi. good shot, participates' ? might Dom- field and ! stable of Hugh Gentry of War- i| , Croker to believe Dobbins ijfabulous Lucky Baldwin. The large pony title went to clay target sport “just Ifflf horse, ' in the for renton. ¥* be the better after all. So;ino won the one-mile Withers > Honey Bee. owned and ridden fun, money,” Forest Witch Is owned ft Dwyer was delegated to longer | not for outshot a M Mike and then skipped the ' by Billy Boyce 111, in a showoff, as big trap- ! by Joe Snyder of Middleburg. a challenge field cf about 450 the Issue to the triumph- j Stakes, which Henry of a margin was one were Belmont ¦ under saddle after tie with i shoot neared its close. Her of victory ant Keenes. The Keenes Navarrej won. Inslfead, Domino * Firefly, ridden by willing Lem Forest’s Helen Thomas, 15-year-old : point. more than and no aid went, to Chicago for the Ameri- ' Bobbie Gardner. In the medium any , mute from Los Angeles, broke Copperfleld was required from restau- can Derby, then run at a mile - division, Nancy I had a handsome the winner was of take the women’s ' prize champion rant proprietors, actors or even and, one-half at the old Wash- Surprise 82 100 to consolation as of | Lee Coboum’s won over championship. She won the the working ~ "Z-Lje the Police Gazette. ingtonj Park course. He made Patsy Boyce's I 1 hunters division by "ifM- ; Worrell riding women’s North American clay margin of four points Each side simply put up >lO,- the1 poorest showing of his Smokey 1 a over Mr. | Joe. target title at 16 yards with a • and 000 and the Coney Island Jockey i career, finishing ninth in a race ' The other divisions were to Mrs. W. G. Miller’s Crown of 197 here Wednesday. / ’’’” ** by Rey score Jewel. . * .. v Club, which operated Sheeps- ' won el Santa Anita. have their championships set- J*' 'L. Bay. posted a $2,500 purse. eight night. The Junior title went to Larry Toni Brewer, riding His Nibs head Raced Clifford Next tled in classes last Amarillo, Tex., , froiri the The match set for the fol- Leading Gravestock of stable of Col. Maxwell was Returning East, Domino , the holty contested Clark, Taylor lowing afternoon, with each colt working hunter division was with 88, while Homer jrj of Washington, D. C., quickly reasserted himself and I of Alton, 111., professionals , took the junior hunter to carry 118 pounds over the 1 , bay gelding 1 led the cham- a match race with Clifford, the Blanche Johnson’s with pionship. The tie between Futurity course, a trifle of by Ster- 96. Your short WesternJ 4-year-old champion, 'Valbo. Ridden Martha was six furlongs. It also was stipu- bak, I Ned Lilly of Stanton, Mich., Beau and Bonnie Jean set- was arranged for September 6, | Valbo took the lead with aj tled in favor of the latter lated that Jockey Simms would handy working •’who broke all 600 of the 16- for at Sheepshead Bay. The dis- win in the hunter rise substitute for McDermott on class, being two ,’yard targets this week, finished reserve. tancej was Domino's favored I one of the ! I Dobbins, with Taral again riding second in the doubles with 96, John Pettibone's Duke of mile and the riders, once again, j horses to complete the course. Pae- v | William Isetts of Kenosha, onian held a five-point margin j Domino. Taral and Simms. Al- ! With Lou Zibelli riding,, Valbo and mireS’V*.' 'Ll* A'~ Were . Wis., was third with 95. over Forest Witch when the ¦ Match Race Neglected though was people's i placed third in the open work-' Domino the Margaret Tied were George , scores were totaled green Incidentally, newspapers choice, big on Clif- Ung hunter class. Mrs. at 94 Gen- in the DUSTERS HAVE TIGHT FlNlSH—Quantico, Va.—The winner of this close race the i commissions ¦ Saskatoon, Sask., conformation of of that time didn't bother to give made the older horse a' I I Stewart’s Sudan, with Bobbie s ereux of Gor- hunter division, in sailing championships yesterday was Jerry Bachman ford riding, was in Cramer Trivoli, HI., 13-8. the National Duster the jockeys’ first names. Appar- ’slight favorite. Gardner second l don of and 1 the Naomi Lake Yacht Club of Pennsylvania. Jon Ericson (left) of the National position 6 points, . Maynard Henry of Los Angeles, The Zimmerman family ently it wasn’t necessary. Cer-i Perhaps writer, with while Mr. of Walter Wolf of Cooper River (N. J.) because the r Hughes. year ago Beltsville, Md., up Yacht Club ofWashington was fourth, while tainly Taral, whom the Keenes , a Domipo-Taral [ and Mrs. Fred J. Jr.’s i who won a with 99. cleaned in of Cooper River seemed to be Bon, Hughes > ; the pony Yacht Club (behind Ericson) took second and Bob Seidelmann gave $5,000 out of Domino's $49.- match got the full!I Bon with Mrs. i Tied at 81 behind Miss Thomas division here. Pinoc- race led in fan this riding, 5 points. race Joan j Chio won the large pony (behind Wolf) was third. Seidelmann was second in the morning and 715 Futurity purse, needs little treatment In the press. The two , had in the women’s were cham- , In the open jumper division Pflueger of Fla., Mrs. pionship, 15 to 6. over David point standings.—Star Staff Photo. _ identification even for 20th cen- ran head and head Into 1 Miami. rivals Linky of Towson, • Tex., Odell's Storm Warning Nut- tury race followers, but it was a stretch and then Domino j Smith Md.. Jack Cox of Wichita Falls. and the chestnut Miss > Lubbock, , cracker tied with Kathleen No- little surprising to see him re- , slowly pulled away. The Star led with his mare. and Pauline Oliver of r Virginia, with 8 points. land's Snow Flurry, 9, in ferred to as “the greatest jockey summed! it up this way: William i Tex. 9 to Snapper , McCracken’s War Party and Mr. Runnerup ! the small pony competition. In Place Nashua in America.” After all. " the crowd ¦\ to Gravestock in Would ‘Domino wins.’ a hackoff, Win . a Jersey and Murphy had right, 1 and Mrs. Robert Gibbon's Bandit junior race was Bill Morris Nutcracker took Sailor Garrison Isaac they ¦ the shouted, and were 'each points. , second championship for the I mounts in that 1893 Futurity, ; his'mount and | had 5 of Russell. Kans.. with 86, while for Taral eased In the junior division Mr. and Doughman of Morrow, Zimmerman stable. too. ; in a winner under an easy 1 Cliff Record Futurity came Irvin Naylor, jr.’s chestnut Ohio, among ! Mrs. John Mobberley of Mid- Close to Money ! Whereas the rated , Mrs. t was second the pull in the fast time of 1:39% lengthy before and , mare Teddy's Frau, ridden by professionals with 92. dleburg took perhaps the hand- Nears Title Goal CHICAGO. Aug. 27 UP).— I The “Nashua is a much improved stories both Never before a length in the r raKentucky Derby, after the little is to be the Dick Weber of Sussex, Wis., the show West's who like horse since the lead.” placed what’was definitely machine, the when we caught Swaps in the | found in the files about the ' Big hack class and third in ‘ broke 98 from 21 yards to win j the smart- well-oiled and Domino Gets Test junior working , est exhibition grounds. Nashua, a powerful stretch, him.’’ Arcaro Domino-Dobbins match. The the hunter for : the Handicap, closing on the East's colt then lost Next came the big test for points Riding her hunter Moonstone, run says. “He’s smarter, faster a score of 7 and the cham- “Roaring Grand”) I • In that seems to his best when and Domino, only defeat in event on the captured Duster Races whose pionshlp. she catch, -1 Tied for reserve were ‘ program. Five other shooters the Ballantrae there is something to bat- stronger.’’ races had come when Trophy — first for By MALCOLMLAMBOURNE, Jr. However, in his last start his 14 | Valbo and Bobbie Garner’s Tania,! tied at 97. the side-saddle class. tle it out for 3-year-old honors failed at a distance in the ¦ i Special Correspondent ol The Star Arlington month he ; each with 5 points. In a hack-off in a SIOO,OOO match race here the Classic las' Guy American Derby. The Keenes QUANTICO, Va., Aug. 27. Wednesday. by Lombardo ’ under saddle the reserve was: j —Nashua was considered matched their champion against Nineteen-year-old Bob Seidel- many experts to have run a poor awarded to Valbo. | j i The winner-take-all showdown Henry of Navarre in a mile-and- ¦ mann of Cooper River, N.J., to- had to put on a driving will be over the Kentucky Derby race. He an-eighth race at Gravesend on Triumphs day nearing goal had to out fast-closing Cook BUDGET \ was a he of a mile and a quarter finish beat 15, 1894, just nine | PLAN working years. distance Judge by a length, Cup September Line Breaks been toward six on Traffic half Silver Drive the main course at Wash- Wins days with Clifford I 6 MONTHS TO PAY With one more race to go to- covering the mile in 1:35'/*. after the duel ington Park, whose homestretch DETROIT, Aug. I/P), —Guy! ! the race Riley Gran- morrow, he was out in front on 27 Before Frank Leja's measures 1,531 feet and is the: Nashua Works Out Well Tempo roared i non, famous to this day as “the Nose Camp Perry points Lombardo’s VII Aug. UP).— At fn the 16th annual Duster They West,” CLEVELAND. 27 longest in the country. will that, Owner William to a resounding victory today in Boy Plunger from the ¦ class National championships. After Leja, 19-year-old pack equal weights. 126 pounds, Woodward. jr„ said Nashua the Silver Cup Regatta, topping made the rounds of the betting • Frank bonus 1 CAMP PERRY, Ohio. Aug. 27 Jersey placed second as i baseman of the Yankees. The sailor the same at Churchill Downs. a long rest and shipped a dozen rivals on the Detroit ring plastering SI,OOO notes on .!first . 1 llP).—Arthur E. Cook of Wash- in today's two tricky needed . suffered a broken today today and third latest odds of the Caliente to Saratoga, Arcaro of Navarre. The late nose ington, D. C., won the .22 Corps The him where River. Henrv was in by races off the Marine Base Swaps as the put through craft, : Hildreth, trained Zev. when he hit the face caliber international free rifle future book lists has him some fine The sleek New York Sam who pitching on the still flooded Potomac despite rainy by Danny won Grey Lag Ija line drive while bat- a score of 1,147 out 2-to-5 favorite, with Nashua workouts condi- driven Foster, and other famous ting practice. match with River. A fleet of 23 boats from 9-to-5. sixth deciding heat by:; for Harry Sinclair, de-j !of 1,200. tions. the and horses • four Eastern States raced over Swaps, a scant V,!i incident in his book, He was taken to Deaconess triangular Rex C. Ellsworth’s Before being sent to Chicago 100 feet over Gale scribed the Hospital where X-rays The National Rifle matches courses. of the Gold Cup earlier “The Spell of the Turf .” Hil-; showed' phase next California-bred son of Khaled- this week, Nashua pleased Ar- winner ¦ !the fracture. The husky young- jfnovej into the final Seidelmann, who has been rac- Reward, in eight in the month. jdreth estimated that the gam- ! week with the start of high Iron is unbeaten caro and Trainer Sunny Jim ster then was flown to ing in the class nationals since Tempo VII piled up 1,100 j bet “between $40,000 and New York;jpower pistol competi- starts as a 3-year-old. His wins Fitzsimmons by working a mile But bler where he will be examined fur-' rifle and - Navarre, 13, a comfortable length - -a points In standings, j on Henry ending September he was had include a and half and a furlong in 1:51% and the final $100,000” by physician. ition, 10. four-point lead over Defending outdistancing Miss Pepsi and yet Domino was the 11-to-20; ! ther the club ] Kentucky Derby triumph over gilloping an additional eighth Outfielder Irv In other shooting today. Ist Champion George Voegel, also Gale V, which finished In a favoritej at post time. Noren’s drive’ Nashua in 2:01%. in the top of the 3-foot-high jLt. Thomas W. Atwood of Port- of the Cooper River Yacht Club. 2:05%. second-place tie with 869 points.' [hit j Swaps will enter the match Again in Dead Heat protective in front of ’land, Me., and Ist Lt. L. M. ' Voegel the morning race Derby Only Loss | The pre-race favorite, j screen the Approved Military \ won race off a great victory last Sat- Seat-; at once, , up' Takahashi of Honolulu, both figured a strong Derby was only loss Miss Thriftway. a Domino took the lead mound and the ball caromed when he current The the urday Derby at lye's finished into Leja’s face. of the United States: correctly, flukey played Belair in the American : a< was expected, but his follow- members but winds for the Stud's colorbearer a disappointing fourth in the final. Armv Team, won UNIFORMS eighth year. mile and three-sixteenths over up ers hope when his Rifle the small a major part in falling to in nine races this But since Washington grass deciding heat and wound in 1 abandoned Lyman Trophy ijV J the Park bore doubles and for rugged son of Nasrullah point standing stretch-running rival collared J place in the afternoon. Tied then the course. He matched the Ameri- fifth place in the : match with a perfect score of place at day s end captured the Preakness. Bel- with a total She was dis- him at the eighth pole. Here Hewson Captures third were has can turf record of 1:54% in 625 400. Riverton, mont, Dwyer Arlington qualified heat after Domino amazed everyone by re- j Robert Lunstedt of and beating Traffic Judge by a length in the final A total of 1,016 are registered IJ IIn^^ivilio^Clothin^^^^^^ Wolf. Cooper push his two-year cutting a buoy and placed last. fusing to quit and the two 'lorses ‘ 1,000 in 2:20.6 N.J. and Walter Classic to handily. for the high pow -r rifle matches,; • winnings to $782,565. Dodge's Dora My finished locked together in a 1 Aug. UP).— ARMY OFFICERS River. thought lanky Horace LONDON. 27 Brian and 783 for the pistol shooting, • NAVY OFFICERS Shoemaker the Sweetie, winner of the Silver dead heat. Hewson. Britain's four-minute Bob Weinberger of the spon- If Nashua takes the SIOO,OOO chestnut “seemed a bit leg weary but officials expected late regis- • AIR FORCE Cup year, with Three weeks later there was miler, today ran • soring Duster fleet from match race—which will be tele- last was fourth the third fastest trations to push the total ovsr MARINE CORPS National. at the finish." points, Miss S. was:: another special race at ! 1,000-meters record • Washington was vised and broadcast by CBS 675 while U. Graves-j on with a year's 2,100. COAST GUARD Yacht Club of It was Swaps’ competitive de- same distance in- clocking last to starting p.m. (Washington sixth with 569. end at the ; of 2 minutes 20.6 sec- • PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE the first area skipper make at 6 but on the turf and his first race volving Domino, Henry of Na- time) —he only $20,000 onds at White City Stadium. j • any showing. He was 10th on will be a Henry CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS in more than month. Ells- varre and Clifford. of Only Norway’s! In Ctwit'fy • points. short of Citation’s record of Hewson and ffTiMOMHM tint ; CIVILIAN SUITS i worth said “he needed the beat his archrival by iHil • split morning |5709,470 for one season (as a City Sandlot Series Navarre Audun Boysen, holder of the MADE TO MEASURE The fleet in the j tougher competition after the ill lengths as Clifford ! • choosing to 1948). He also will this time world mark of 2:19.5, have turned irM’iTiilvgl READY TO WEAR race, some sail out: :3-year-old in layoff should be tougher • striking of and even Opens jran second. in faster times. I PROMPT DELIVERY the middle river and others, be within distance Tomorrow following on high against Nashua.” Four years earlier, Hewson, who finished third in Complvta Lin* of Acc*isom*i hugging Virginia I Citation’s all-time total of J 1111 l MilitaTy and Ribbons the shore.! Plans Depend on Nashua | Salvator’s defeat of Tenny. the 3:59.8 the triple Hi!Ill Medals stayed close to Quan- $1,085,760. With Two in four-minute Expertly Adjusted Those who Games famed swayback. in the Subur-! ;mile on the same May. the weather! Swaps has won $418,550 this Trainer Meshach Tenney says First round play in the annual track last Open Thursdayt tico were first to so-so ban Handicap, there was another, finished yards ahead ij stayed in year and $20,950 as a “Swaps never has been extended City Series sandlot baseball’ 30 of R. H. mark and thev out classic match race. This one: ' Dunkley. time 'til 9 P.M. finish. juvenile. this year." He adds: championship gets under way Hewson’s best for front until the was staged at the Coney Island j is Parking at 1416 t St. race, Eddie Arcaro, the Nation's "Naturally, our race Wednes- with a double-header tomorrow ithe_l_.ooo 2:20.4. . Free For the afternoon the track on June 25. 1890. eight HI or Capitol Garage stakes-winning champion, and day will depend on what Nash- on Ellipse. 'Him tide was supposed to have the , days after the disputed Sub- Willie Shoemaker, who never and trainer decide to Heights, Depart- slacked—at least by the book— j ua's owner Columbia urban. This was one race in | Giants Sign Player has been worse than second in Nashua is quick enough to League champion, and some tried the middle river do. mental meets Snapper Garrison’s classic NEW YORK, Aug. 27 <7P).— ratings seven years time they Investigation , which again. only did the tide play j national in take the lead this if Federal Bureau of New York Giants today Not riding, opposing way. .“garrison finish” failed to carry, The shifted of will be the ask him to run that He !runnerup in the Industrial! signed Gershberg ¥ Military and Civilian Clotbet % them foul but the wind jockeys. Arcaro been the day. Garrison, riding Ten- Howard of saving those has aboard got out of the gate first in the League, at 5:15 p.m. on the westward, on the starts ny, did not catch Salvator until Brooklyn to a 1956 contract with again. in all of his 1955 Kentucky Derby.” South Ellipse. Lincoln A. C., I 1342 GSt N.W. I Virginia side Memorial. a split second after the latter, . the Sandersville club in the class STorling 3-6253 / In category was Jon aashuaccept the Wood With the exception of the second half titlist in the Metro, V this latter 1 by Murphy, had D Georgia-Florida League. Washington • Derby, League, opposes Lincolnia, run- ! ridden Isaac State Pensacola f Ericson of National Yacht Club, Missed Two Races each colt has gone the passed Gershberg, 19, is a third base- Christi mile-and-a-quarter only nerup Departmental; under the wire. Corpus who was leading at the first has route in the Truly, they did things right-: I Shoemaker missed two of stepped League, at on much man who throws and bats Minrritt|| dropped to year. Johnny once. Nashua the dis- also ‘5:15, the days. mark and then Swaps’ races this Ellipse. more simply in the old handed. fourth on the next two legs. At tance on a fast track in 2:03% North Longden rode the colt to his first Keller, defending ' the finish he came within sec- big victory the in the Dwyer July 2 at Aqueduct. Atchison & in Santa Anita champion, starts play Tuesday,! onds of regaining first place, Derby, in which Shoe was up on Swaps covered it in the West- only have a wind shift favor erner at Hollywood Park July 9 meeting the Washington Knights' to the; favored Blue Ruler. Dave League one of, He finished in 2:00%. of the Metro in three other boats. Erb substituted for the sus- two Tuesday pended Swaps The mile-and-a-quarter record games. The other j fourth. Shoemaker when game standings: Determine, is 1:58% by Noor as a 5-year-old will be Arcade Pontiac,! Points beat the 1954 Ken- League champion Seidfimann, 4Ni; Voegel 3ft: Lursiedt. Derby winner, Cali- at Golden Gate Fields in Cali- Industrial J / B*, VVo:l. ;;s: Phil Holloway. Cooper, tucky in the against Snug Harbor, Gauzza your River. ;K; Jerry Bachman. Naomi Lake., at Hollywood fornia 24, 1950. The Wash- Start 33; fornian Park in June %7/Ty Pa 3tJ Fred Steiner. Riverton. ington 2:00%, League runnerup. Knute Hunn Riverton. 31: Harry Clew.; the world record time of 1:40% Park mark is set Riverton. 2ft; Bob Weinberger. Wash- by August 27, ington. for a mile and one-sixteenth. Ponder 1949.

backgrounds. Caps, jumpers, Rocca Meets Eric day right r r ’ cross straps and other garments: can be obtained, made up in' Next in Elimination materials of these colors and, we feel, will greatly insure one Series at Turner's OUTDOORS from being shot at accidentally. Antonino Rocca. who disposed I They are not too expensive and of Hans Schmidt last week at I. * capacity With BILL LEETCH can be had at most sports stores. Turner’s Arena before a Zh jjjfy..with finer Personally, our taste runs to audience, probably will pack “neon red.” It really hits one them In again Wednesday night in the eye. when he takes on Yukon Eric. generally fair weather of the field. Rail bird shooting is; Maryland’s Game and Inland The Rocca-Eric match is the Dvte h Masters! The two wrestling the past week has been a real a good case in point, and any; Fish Commission last spring: second of elimina- at with the win- JmM boon to salt water anglers, al- one who has indulged in it to ; j;placed an electric fish shocker jtions Turner’s though of little help to fresh- any great extent knows what it : in action, which has proved] ner to be matched with Lou heavyweight cham- / - offto a very start wher water fishing enthusiasts because means to have someone blast : successful in examining small-i Thesz. world You’re pleasant and related species pion, it was announced by Pro- of roilly Down the bay. , away in nis direction, .‘tinging;mouth bass u Masters. wate:. occasionally scaring May June operations moter Vince McMahon. y° light up your Dutch And however, the fish seemed to be 1 him and the The and Wednesday! \X\ trying to up past de- daylights out of him in each in- secured a sufficient sample of The feature bout J as the on, you’ll mild, for _ jjgr mßjf day goes find their make be a one-fall, ficiencies. with generally good stance. It is really essential that bass from the Potomac River will 60-ininutel ' easily distinguish- area for affair. catches reported from many bright colors, Basin examination of time limit j / j I// 1 satisfying taste and wonderful aroma a glance, be worn. spawning conditions. This elec- * f points. able at Aj ) /Bf never varies... always superb One of the most satisfying great deal of research has gone tro-fishing project will be con- )I f mm y delivers years STEEL SHELF UNIT trips recently taken by any group i j into what colors will accomplish tinued for the next three enjoyment. Keep these fine companions was that of Kent Baker. Dimitri. j the feat of making a hunter im- to secure further information IJJ i / ) bet ' * Dejanikus and Raleigh Christie,i ,;mer lately recognizable against which will be helpful in setting $995 )jjr •)/}/] Department, anj background, him regulations. all of the State whoj i / or have Fish shocked dur- Sturdy— boated out of Solomons early; ’|ste)4d out so prominently he ing the summer, fall and winter Adjustable ¦». w last Wednesday with Capt. Fred; I'pyrer could be mistaken for will be tagged and returned to (Solomons 4021), a i'game. water. None the fish are Costs Loss 1 j / ordinary ten-centers. Evans after the of Than Wood restful night at Bowen’s InnJ So far, the daylight fluorescent Injured by this process and soon f-/ iff Using bloodworms and peeler colors of “fire orange’’ and "neon recover. ForNo'm.n.. \|/ j crabs, they caught fat Norfolk;: red” have proved the best. These Hobby Shops 2}\ I /// ''Jm Smoke the blunf-end ...your guarantee 6 pot, ; simu- Garagos | { blueflsh and hardheads fluorescent colors are not \ UtilityRooms -- \ J until they got' so tired they just; lated by any mammal or bird. Trophy Race Slated Stores, Schools t up and quit. Baker says he i whereas all of the ordinary colors; counted up to 58 trout in the i are reproduced by native animals 1 At Marlboro Today box, but had no idea how many 1 Men in just ordinary red have Bill Morgan, victorious in nine other fish they captured. been shot for red foxes. The feature races at Marlboro Motor *? * * above-named colors are four Raceway this season, and Elmo 6(t.! sTn. H*9h I j As we approach the hunting ! times as bright as ordinary Langley, winner of three of his 12 in. Deep ' I light four, season, with September 1 the ¦ orange or red under poor last have been installed as 15 ?n. opening day shooting [ conditions and are not only most co-favorites for the 50-lap race for rail blr-1 Available in Maryland, the question ofr vivid in deep shade, but also in this afternoon for the Frederick j evening early Trophy. ! hunting clothing comes up re- ¦ the late hours of or W. Berens JACOB H. GICHNER peatedly, especially as to what 1 hours of morning. They retain Morgan and Langley, along NURrl.es AND CLOSEOUTS Identity long ranges, and with Glen Guthrie, are previous *§ are best to wear to pre- their at 2513 M St. N.W. EX. 3-3527 pit color* ¦ t>»>, CwirtHOHftpr low bo Masters being by strongly with all natiaal winners of the trophy. Dutch vent shot at others in contrast t”