THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. ** C-5 SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1964 Determine and Indian Hemp Winners in Stakes at Santa Anita Heavily-Favored Find Badminton Finals Laurel Won't Open Earlier Is Tired Fourth in Today to Be Preview Racing Commission Considers On Trust Handicap Shift of Half-Mile Meeting For National Tourney The Racing Com- By the Associated Prats ** Maryland recovering it, for he proposed Two national champions won mission, which earlier said it ¦ no skip a day in the fall, Novem- ARCADIA. Calif.. Feb. C. I changes their semifinal matches in the would make no in thd ' ber 3, to offset the earlleg Andy Crevolin’s favored Deter- State’s 1954 racing dates, ap- opening. mine to in National Capital- badminton ; drew the front the tournament night parently has had a change of Manager to win by a length last at Ken- General John D. stretch and sington Armory, setting up a heart and will answer the SOS > Jackson of one-half a track in Pimlico also re- over fast the preview of the 1954 National of two half-mile and one quested permission to $29,350 San Felipe Handicap for bracks ! run from championships today’s harness-racing course. May days three-year-olds, at Santa Anita in final 7-31, with dark on round. D. Eldred Rinehart, chairman, ’ May 11 and 18, in spring, Park today. thinking the Judy Devlin, women’s cham- said the commission Is ; and from November 5-20, with . The place wound up in a dead pion, blasted Charlotte Decker, of shifting Bel Air’s September November 14 dark in the fall. heat between Travertine and Mr. 11-0, 11-3, to gain the finals; meeting to August 4-14. and giv- This request also was rejected, Sfustard in the 4-horse field. Margaret Varner, ing the September 29-October«9 winning while ranked Rinehart explaining that tha The time for the mile- No. 2 nationally, polished off dates, formerly assigned to Bel was commission is opposed to any and-a-sixteenth 1:42%. Sue Devlin. 11-1, 11-0. The Dev- Air, to Cumberland. dark ' days. sunny A crowd of 48,000 under lin sisters are antional double* This switch would enable Laurel’s 1954 are skies watched the final tuneup dates March champions and hail from Balti- Cumberland to transfer its meet- 22 to April 10 in the spring, and for the SIOO,OOO-added Santa more ing to Marlboro to avoid conflict October 16 to November 3. Anita Derby two weeks from to- Miss Varner, a Bostonian, with Charles Town. It would be Pimlico will race day. Johnny will from May They also saw meet Judy Devlin for the title agreeable to Bel Air. which was in spring, Nov. 4-20 Hemp 7-27 the and Longden boot home Indian today at 2 p.m. They broke even disturbed by the prospect of in the fall. in the companion $15,000 On in two previous meetings. competing with the World Series. Bowie’s dates are April 12 to Trust Handicap. The men’s final, which fol- Any hopes of revamping the ! May 6 in the spring, and Nov. Find is Disappointment. lows the women’s title match, mile track dates were squelched 22 to Dec. 4. The 8-to-5 favorite, Alfred G. will put Clint Stephens, defend- I Friday when the commission re- Rinehart indicated that Ocean Vanderbilt’s Find, finished a * ww- ing titlist and national cham- j fused to permit Laurel to ad- Downs would ' 4 get some relief « tired fourth in the prep for next IzrgL x 133 v* ’'JaliiiiipMSc * pion, against Ronnie Palmer of vance its opening date from from its anticipated opposition Peek's $50,000 San Antonio Glen Dale, Calif. Stephens, from March 22, to Saturday, March from Brandywine Raceway in Stakes and the richer Santa Baltimore, defeated Noel Sehm 20. Laurel lost a day last year Delaware. The Handicap. February chairman said Anita 27. of New Haven, Conn., 15-7, 15- when it snowed on the original i he had unofficial information Ray York had Deter- 13, while Palmer had a consider- date of the Washington, D. C., , that the Delaware track ha* mine in the No. 3 spot coming ably easier time with Bunky International, but John D. . agreed to delay its opening until around the final turn in the San Roche of Baltimore, winning by Schapiro, the track president, , August 20, a full week later than Felipe, and when he applied the INDIAN HEMP BEATS FIND AT SANTA ANlTA—Johnny Longden is shwon piloting Indian Hemp (No. 5) to an upset, one- 15-3, 15-2. in and apparently had no thought of ! the original starting date. pressure the gray son of Alibhai length victory the mile one-sixteenth On Trust Handicap at Santa Anita yesterday. Johnny’s son, Vance Longden, Today’s program, which in- had the steam to surge ahead. trained the winner. -King Ranch’s Rejected beat his stablemate, High Scud (on the outside), for second money. Alfred G. cludes doubles title matches for The winner went off a 2-to- Vanderbilt’s Find (No. 6), the 8-to-5 favorite, was fourth, and Stranglehold (No. 3) was fifth. It was the imported Indian both men and women, wind up -1 favorite and paid $6.30, $4 and Hemp’s first victory in three starts this year. Both Longdens have an interest in Ranches, Ltd., which owns the the three-day National Capital Joe Norris, BillyKnox Named Travertine, owned by the opened $3.30. horse - —AP Wirephoto. tournament, which Fri- Dormar Stable and ridden by day at Kensington. Gordon Glisson, returned $5.20 To Bowling's Hall of Fame and $6.10. while George Brent’s Mr. Mustard paid $4.20 and Baltimore Station By th* Associated Press , service citation by the Hall of Rosecroft Announces Roedna Closes Fast Televise Fame Committee. $4.90 when the photo couldn’t CBS Wilt Syracuse Five Beats MILWAUKEE, Feb. 6. —Joe 1 living separate them. To Simulcast Two Widener, Norris of Chicago, one of the ! Other candidates for the James Session, the colt owned Flamingo Hall of Fame received votes as Quarter-Million in Nation’s greatest team bowlers, follows: by Actress Betty Grable and her Races For Decisive Score Pistons in Overtime Frank Bankovic, Kansas Laurel Daily And Florida Derby and the late Billy Knox of Phila- City, 28; Walter Ward, bandleader husband, Harry Special Dispatch The Cleve- to Star By tho By th* Aiiociated Pr*»i delphia, first man to roll a per- James, was second in the bet- Associotod Press | land, 25: Paul Krumske, Chicago, SYRACUSE, N. 6. fect game Bowl- ting, but could do no better than Purses for 1954 BALTIMORE. Feb. 6.—Ar-| In Louisiana 'Cap NEW YORK. Feb. 6.—The Y.. Feb. in the American : 17; Johnny Crimmons, Detroit, CBS network an- The Syracuse ing Congress championships, | 16; Collier, fourth. Raceway, rangements for broadcasting and the Press television Nationals turned Chuck Chicago, 15; Rosecroft which set ly Associated nounced today it on speed in the overtime were named to bowling’s Hall of Nelson Burton, Zee Bull took the early lead televising two ,Feb. would their i; St. Louis, 12; Maryland State records for wa- races daily, Tues- NEW ORLEANS. 6 period to defeat the Fame today. but couldn't keep up his fast gering and televise three SIOO,OOO races Fort Wayne i George Young, Detroit, 11; Eddie attendance last sea- day through Friday, from Laurel Roedna. a stretch-runner from from this Pistons. in a nationally- Koepp, Cleveland, pace and fell back turning for son, will offer purse the .Florida winter. 93-87. Os 47 votes cast by members! ! 10; Tony Spa- a record dis- Race Track were completed here 1 Red Head Stables, came They are the televised National Basketball As- rando, Rego Park, home, with Brighter Days and tribution of a quarter-million from dead last score mile-and-a- of the Hall of Fame, ABC officials N. Y., 9; today. today to quarter Widener, for 3-year- sociation game today. writers, Knox got 40, Barney Spinella, Brooklyn, Mr. Mustard alternating in during meeting three-length victory and bowling 7; dollars its 1954 a in the olds and 20; ! Tony Madison, front. But neither could with- opening May 14, the The simulcast will be handled SIO,OOO-added up, February With the score tied at 80-all Norris 37. Schwoegler, Wis., track an- Louisiana Handi- the Fla- 6; Jule Lellinger, stand the onslaught of Deter- yesterday. through cap the Fair mile-and-an-eighth at the end of regulation play,! Runnerup to Norris in the "liv- Chicago, 4; nounced the facilities of WBAL- at Grounds. mingo, for 3-year-olds, Frank Kartheiser, 4; mine in the final going. SIO,OOO will be fea- Channel Ahead of only one horse as Feb- George King scored five quick ! ing candidates” group was Andy Chicago, Three races TV. 11, which many ruary 27, both at Hialeah, points Hugh Stewart, Cincinnati, 3; Favored For Derby. tured on this year’s 20-night pro- the seven-horse field swung into for Syracuse and Paul Varipapa of Hempstead, N. Y., Washington viewers are able to i and the mile-and-an-eighth Seymour Marty Cassio, Rahway. N. J., 3; victory was worth $17,800 gram, the Roedna was taken added a field goal for with 30 votes, and second to The William E. Miller, presi-; stretch. Florida Derby, for 3-year- Joe Trabenik, Chicago, 3. put Determine in the fa- Oxon Hill tune in, and over WBAL radio. to the middle of the track by ! j a seven-point lead that the Knox on the “deceased” list was *nd dent of the harness olds, at Gulfstream Park Other deceased candidates along Major The sixth and seventh races will , Pistons couldn’t overcome, Chicago’s Wolf. vorite’s role, with track, said. Jockey Ovie Scurlock and won March 20. Phil who received votes were: Jess the Derby here. In aired daily. ! going away the early j King led scorers with 21 ! | Speed, for addition, Mills said there be as pace- Times for points, Norris led the Detroit Stroh’s Pritchett, Indianapolis, 25, Major Speed, assigned 124, be B. W. Landy’s Betsy T the telecasts as the Nats maintained their I and would 30 stake events with Nick Campofreda, WBAL setters. will be 4:30-5 p.m. to both the ABC and national Otto Kallusch, Rochester, N. Y., 2. the race. Determine purses totaling $103,000. and Ivan Peat’s Sun Tan Gal, second-place position in the skipped plus a sportscaster, will 1 match crowns and was named on conduct the - carried 120. schedule of almost $150,000 in began to tire. Eastern Division. the bowling writer’s All-Ameri- graded program, which will include in- 12,000 Ft. Wayne O. F Pts. Syracuse O F Pt*. The pari-mutuel handle for overnight events. He said j Watch Race. Hutchins I 7 014 Schayes.f can team seven straight years.. Syndicate Pays Big Price eight personalities 7 .3 17 the race program was the minimum overnight purse terviews of pacing mile one- McKeldin S Meinekf.j 4 210 Osterkorn.f 2 010 Knox set a precedent when he Roedna ran the and Yardley.l 5 717 Lavoy.l 2 0 4; 1 $3,076,294. i Zaslofsky.l would be SBOO. and other information about ; jsixteenth in 1:45, the fastest (Continued from Page C-l.) i 5 515 Lloyd.c 6 315 rolled 300 in the 1913 ABC tourn- In Buying Windy City : by Ranches | Entry racing. Campofreda played foot- i Foust,C 2 5 9 Neal.c 1 1 3 ; II Owned Alberta Fees Cut or Dropped. time of the season. It was 14 Phlllip.f 4 5 ament at Toled*, first in the his- 19 Scymojlt.C 717 . Maryland | Bcolarl,f i By the Associated Press end trained by Longden’s son,! Miller also announced a new ball at Western and seconds off the track record. basis, except that it would have 4 0 8 Kloe.t 6 921 tory o i the classic. Brian.* 2 15 Ken»ilJ«.« 113 1 Ky., Feb. 6,—A Yance, Indian Hemp made his : policy of no entry fees in over*. later was a lineman for the. Overlooked by the 12,000 fans; ; advanced the collection date to LEXINGTON. j Gabor.* 0 3 3 j The late Abe Langtry of Mil- syndicate has purchased Move around the final turn and j night events, and only 1 per cent Washington Redskins for a short who established Bam E. Wilson’s June 30 Instead of June 1. secretary, Windy challenge 1 j | Total* 33 21 87 Total* 30 33 93 I waukee, long-time ABC City 11, Europe's champion two- stood off the of the' to nominate and 1 per cent to period. Bugledrums as the favorite, j “There was no outcry from Hair-time score: Ft. Wayne. 47; I i Syracuse, 44. I was awarded a distinguished year-old thoroughbred King Ranch entry of Rejected | j start in early closing races. He The actual “call” of the races Roedna returned $ll.BO, $6.40 members of the House or from of 1951, High took the I 1 j from Mrs. Petite Lullewitz. and Scud that said this is the most liberal of- will be made by Ray Haight of and $4.20. W. Hal Bishop’s Pipe other sources against this pro- !) place and show. NEW YORK. Feb. 6 UP). The price was not disclosed. ever a strong bid in time. ... * fer made to by,, Washington, who that of Peace made vision at that It isonly Hemp returned $7.10, horsemen handles The New York Knickerbockers The syndicate, acting through Indian i | Rosecroft. chore for all three major Mary- the stretch to finish second and when the advanced collection I trounced the Bullets, Home Plate Clinic Attorneys Gayle $3.60 and $3.70 and the King land tracks. paid and $3.40, with date is proposed by the admin- Baltimore Mohney of Lex- Headlining the early closing $5.20 98-83, tonight and restored their ington Ranch entry $3.60 and $3.60. Bugledrums hanging on to show istration that the matter and Tom Downs of Chi- Guerin schedule will be the third re- becomes Eastern to cago, Jockey Eric sent Find $3.20. a major issue sections Division lead 2% is believed to have paid , certain newal of the SIO,OOO Henry Volo and return in games. Seven players 3 Instructors to the front in the seven-horse j last'place by Legislature. hit double Adds $175,000 to $200,000. Free-For-All Pace Tuesday, Roedna was In of the figures as the Knicks field as the horses passed the 1 June Howard Clinic Will Have swept “There snapped a Frank Watt, Walter Beall and The five-year-old horse will mile-and-a- 1: the second renewal of the five lengths as the field seem to be those who three-game losing streak. j grandstand in the through the back stretch. Scur- are determined that tax in- Jim Castiglia have been added complete the 1954 breeding sea- sixteenth test kept him ' SIO,OOO Symbol Gantle Free-For- ; son at and Big League Instructors lock moving the brown creases, in one form or another, to the list of former major Dr. Frank Porter Millers until the final turn when i All Trot Friday. June 4, and the began ROCHESTER, N. Y. Mary Ellen (Bonlmetls) 4.90 360 By th* Associated Press John D. Jackson, general man- points as No. 123 (Atkinson) 11 defeated No. 10 Mark Binstein led the Cadets Center defeated ... jay- Santa Anita Results Cochlto 122 Top Mate 117 Luerece 3.70 FIRST RACE—Purse. $1,600: elaim- ager of Pimlico, said: bv Gallaudet .. 6 a 52-41 margin - By the Press xNo Return 117 Notable .. 122 ! Geneva. Succeed. Sunset E’er. Airpe. ! I lnz 4-year-olds and up: furlongs in the 105- j with 29 points, with 23 of these vees, 21-13. Associated Clutch 122 O’Heron .117 ’ Why Busy. (Anderson) 1.60 3.20 "The additional tax would j xM. i Flerv Lil. Demfleet. Be Miss Hatfield 8.40 pound division. Orme made second half. 123-pound ... Army's surging : FIRST RACE—Purse. $4,000: claim- Surmount 122 Bergeruk 122 Bogs Pride (Hard'br'k) 6.60 5.00 21 in class —Joe James (Gallau- j Karen. Toro Queen. Time. :13%. ; mean that the tracks would wind det) defeated Branley (W. ing: Scezzano ... Vitek ), 4-year-olds and up: 7 furlongs. 122 Marshall ... 122 1 Midnight (Hooper) points in No. s's victory i Md _ Queen 5.10 37-19 Jack Larned and Mel Besdin Bullregor (Ford) 20.90 9.70 5.60 Bold Francis 122 Two Fisted _ . 122 ! SECOND $3,500; claim- up producing less revenue. RACK—Purse. fTuiklnghorn. Nedra, fTim’s Moon.' over 12 in the than 130-pound class—Andrew My Boy Bobby (Trejoa) 6.00 3.00 Roman Art .. 122 Ezio 122 ! ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 % miles. No. 120-pound combined in scoring more Tafuri (W. Fighting Bean (L’den) 3.00 (Woodhouse) 3.60 3.00 Memaw. Double Blush. Tordar. Grass That’s what happened in New James Magness (Gallau- SECOND RACE—Pur4b. $3,500. elalm- Platoon 6.10 Fire, Tripping. class. scored 22 i Md.i defeated - f Hasty Bee. 1:13. points points. Mercenary. Eulalie, Woodslde View, Ing: 3-year-olds; Some Fan (Broksl 11.80 7.30 Time, Simmons half of Syracuse’s Larned det). 9-4. Top Bribe, 6 furlongs. Captain (Stev’son) f F'eid | York.” | 137-pound class Harry Rail. Rano. Villa Lobo. Stim- K 106 Hookaneye 116 Gabe 7.80 to lead No. 4's unlimited team 20 and Besdin 18. Scofield jßeba I SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,700; maid- The give and the had (Gallaudet) pinned Earl Finley (W. ulate Me. Reminder. Time. Chris-Almo .. 1:23%. 116 Future Policy 111 Option. Scale. Enthused. Trlnacrta. take over ; to a 53-49 victory i Md.) Bogardus .116 xOlymulc Queen P»yucano. 2 ens; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs, 1 over No. 5. was four in 4:42 seconds. - 1 00 Bee Arr 30 (Keene) to increase betting 00-pound The score tied times 147-pound SECOND RACE—Purse. $5,000: op- Smooth Palm 116 Saflo 106 ' Time,_2_: ». f Dana 11.40 5.60 3.80 I proposal the class—No 10 scored a 43- : class Robert Scribner claiming: 3-year-olds; furlongs. (Popara) 2.80 victory 4 half and the lead ! (Gallaudet pinned (W. tional. 7 Three Boys ._ 11l (DAILY 821.20.) Babble Brook 3.80 the first big hassle . 26 over No. 11. No. scored a in the first i Dick Carvel (Lon'n) 3.30 Spring xPeachtree St. 106 DOUBLE PAID Oneformyiister (B'nko) 5.00 tax was to | 20-12 victory over Md.) in 2:07 Show Me First 9.80 5.70 Kin* _ 116 Cute Way ... 106 No 5. changed i seconds. Mary Maehree (Trejos) 20.40 7.00 Nlrlngo THIRD RACE—Purse. $3,600; clalm- Black Sparkle. Katrine, f Depth Girl. develop in the General Assembly ’ j 106—No. 11 scored a 52-41 victory hands a similar num- 157-pound class—John Jacobs (Gal- 116 Susperupper _ 1 Sugar (Shoe’r) Age 111 Ing; 4-year-olds and up; miles. Fancy Footwork, Down Sheer I over No. 10. No. laudet) pinned Harry (W. Cube 2.70 Atom . 116 Candlemas .. 116 t 1% Card. it convened. 4 scored a 21-14 vic- ber of times. But Army took Racandes , Sandy’s Dream. Mr Bazooka. Little ’ Cham (Mayer) 21.80 11.00 6.70 Madness. Ann Marla, f Mias Night. since tory over No. 6. Md.) in 2:30 seconds. THIRD RACE—Purse. $3,500; maid- (Barr) , a victory advantage four-minute scor- 167-pound Remo. Dutch Beebold. Ara Khal. Osolo. ens; 3-year-old; 7 furlongs. Stalk 21.40 11.50 Admiral's Pet. Time. 1:14%. Fri- 120—No. 5 scored 37-19 of a class Harold Wright Wanda Witch. Marlontez. Jerry Boris. Flying Mane (Br'ks) 9.00 fField. The lawmakers recessed over No. 12. No. 4 scored a 38-34 vle- | (Gallaudet) pinned Thomas Englar (W. _ : mid- ; . ing lapse 1:23%. xDe Broke 117 Air Colonel 122 Clean Broom, The Deux-Moullns, day and are due back in An- • tory over No. 10. by the Orange Md.i In 1:50 seconds. Time. Same Vallier .117 Red Red Robin 122 Peer. DAILY DOUBLE PAID *133.80. 136—N0. 4 scored xZero Brown Brutus. Gambler. Roee Poll. Foie Monday night get a 42-31 victorv way through the fourth period 177-pound class James Flaharty Lad 117 Jacks To Open 122 Run. HIU Jack Kenney. Time, napolis to • over No. 5. No. 10 scored a 60-40 vic- (Gallaudet pinned Baryl Martin (W. ; THIRD RACE—Purse, $5,000: allow* Belgian 1 Street. THIRD RACE—Purse, $1,900; op- tory i Prince 122 Red Misha . , over No. 11. | points for Md.) onces; 3-year-olds: 7 furlongs. 122 ; 2:3144. claiming; 4-year-olds and up: down to serious work on the i to score 10 successive i in 4:12 seconds. Comeaway 122 Blimey . IC2 tional. a Tussle Patch (Burton) 9.00 4.40 2.70 RACE—Purse. $4,000; al- Imiles. Unlimited—No. 4 scored 53-49 vlc- lead was never Unlimited class—Dave Carlson (Gal- Dem’sth’n’a 2d 122 Cartier _. FOURTH tory over a 70-59 and (Vork) 4.10 2.80 122 lowances; 3-year-olds: 7 furlongs. Top 3.60 budget and complete action on l ! No. 5. No. 10 scored a 42-40 laudet) defeated Ed Heslln (W. Md.). Khalea Apamara ... Oay News (Popara) 17.20 5.60 victory Pings Mutiny (Shoe’r) 122 Street .. 122 over No. 11. 2.70 Oo Man 122 Doug's Champ 122 Weal or Woe (Stoat) 34.80 15.10 9.90 Top Brass (Bonenko) 3.20 2.10 gubernatorial vetoes left over headed. Still Courage. Special Account, Lob- Activate (W’dhoase) 6.40 1.10 Stevie Boy (McL lln) 3.40 lolly. Young Buck. Circus Qal. Tiff, FOURTH RACE—Purse. $4,000; Black Record (O'Brien) 5.60 Slipper Satin. Bollngover, All Thumbs. from the 1953 session. (alinlka. Special Beauty, Princess Way. claiming; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs. John B. P., Road Star, Babys Pal. Time. 1:47. 1:24. AJ W 114 Texan Sigh .. 110 Jack, Cosentina. Icarlan, Chry- City Open Time. Winning i Cable FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1,900; al- Catholic U. Swimmers Insurance Count 118 Writer . *l4 solite, Golden Admiral, Happy. Missouri Defeats Irish 2-year-olds; * Quiz Finder . . Quite lowances: 2 furlongs. FOURTH RACE—Purse. $3,000: op- 110 xHeorter 115 Time. 1:23%. Miss Celestlne (Del’ye) 6.00 4.20 3.60 claiming; 4-year-olds up; xProctor ... loft Roman Virginia tional and Stripe 118 FIFTH RACE—Purse. $5,000: allow- Indian Light (Wickel) 7.00 5.60 West Cards Set for June 23 to 27 xClaret ... (turf). 116 HeJane . .. i'/j miles 113 ances; 4-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Fassy Lady (Hard'k) 5.20 Beat Lynchburg, 58-25 By th* Associated Press In Sir Flag (Phillippi) 28.80 13.50 9.80 FIFTH RACE—Purse, $4,000: claim- Hyphasla (Atkinson) 5.70 3.10 2.70 Dusty Blue. Shy Peg. a Miss Dual Track Meet ing; Sal’s Foe. Texas Game 1956 Californian (Pet’n) 13.00 9.00 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs. Jet Master (B'metla) 3.00 2.60 ; Deck a Top Fair, Craigle D. Time. in By th*Associated Press HARTFORD, Conn., 6 By the Press Sir Greek (Steed) 8.10 Ladykin Feb. Associated * 115 Ducat 113 Eatontown (Roti) 3.20 0:22%. By th* Associated Press Plperess. Four by Five, Billetudo. Pass 113 Inchin 121 Ml-Marlgold. Sagittarius. Royal Gov- a Lane entry. LYNCHBURG, Va.. Feb. 6 The third annual $15,000 Insur- SOUTH Ind., Bridge. Rays Little BEND. Feb. 6 Btackallen DevU. Perman 110 Hoop Wise 118 ernor. Sub Fleet. Ignition. $1,900: allow- MORGANTOWN, W. Va„ Feb. • Hengstler’s City Open golf tournament Time. xClint McCray 105 Swiss Knight i Time. l:10'/s. FIFTH RACE—Purse. Coach Jake Catholic ance The University of Missouri track Rollo. 2:2944. 110 BIXTH RACE—Purse. $4,500: allow- ances; 3-year-olds: 0 furlongs. 6,—West Virginia University’s Fast Cash _. 113 xßoller Plate 113 • University swimmers will be held at the Wethersfield RACE—Purse. ances; 4-year-olds and up; 7 furlongs. Smokelore (Flak) 9.40 5.40 4.20 defeated team defeated Notre Dame. 59- FIFTH $15,000; 4- SIXTH $6,000; Paddy (C’mone) (McLaug’n) football team will play the Uni- year-olds and up: the On Trust Handi- RACE—Purse, allow- Easy 11.70 6.20 4.20 Single O , 6.80 4.20 Lynchburg this Country Club June 23-27, it was j 45, today ances; 3-year-olds; I,‘, miles. Coant-Flame (Bo'nd) 6.00. 4.10 f Cool Play (Hnm'ya) 7.20 ¦ afternoon. 58-25. I in a dual meet which li‘» miles. versity of Texas in 1956, Athletic ' Pete Bogan, Capt. announced today by the Greater Hemp Sam .. 11l Dagazha .. 109 I Better Goods (Br’ks) 12.60 f Susan’s Pet. f Tweety Tom, Miranda Bob Ziernicki !j featured the debut highly ep;dlan (Long’n) 7.10 3.90 3.70 Hope’sBrook of re- . Roy Hawley B Rejected (Summers) 3.60 3.60 Baby 11l Pointing Star 109 i Very Special. Faga-La. Hit the Spot, C.. Bright Charge. Peggy D.. William Director M. an- and Art Cole led the visiting Car- Hartford Junior Chamber of garded Billy Squires, Irish dis- xO’Allson __ Hanwar Reto, Marilyn a High Scud (Shoe’r) 3.60 r 110 116 I Ceremonious. Scimitar. Oroco. Slim. La Morton. Poco Dorsett, ¦ Foster Son 112 Perouse, dq Candle Wood. Time. 1:2344. Arabian Queen. Time I:l2Vs. nounced today. It will be the ! dinals with first places in the Commerce, the sponsors. tance runner. _ Find. Stranglehold. Jampol, Laffango. SEVENTH RACE—Purse, *4,600: al- dq Finished third but was disqualified. f Field. first meeting two Time. 1:42'/s. . of the schools. • 200-meter freestyle, lowances; 4-year-olds up; 200-meter The tournament, which last Squires broke two meet marks . a Coupled. and lib miles. SEVENTH RACE The McLellan SIXTH RACE —Purse. $2,800; allow- Magic Lamp 110 Potpourri 118 > Handicap: 3-year-olds ances; 4-year-olds; 6 furlongs. West Virginia, defeated last ; backstroke and larg- a $50,000 added; 200-meter breast- season attracted the second with times of 4:16.8 in the mile BIXTH RACE—Purse. *7.500: 4-yeur- Intencion 107 a Double Talk 106 i and up; 1% miles. Judge Lane (Bald’n) 13.80 6.20 3.40 New Year’s Day in the Sugar ' elds and up: allowances: 6 furlongs. Sickles Sound 110 Bottle of Ink 105 i Elixir (Boalmetis) 38.70 22.30 11.30 Texas Melody (B’ko) 17.40 6.20 stroke. est crowds on the Professional and 1:55 in the half mile. The All Power (Longden) 23.60 8.40 5.20 a xTurgueneff 107 Guardian 2nd 110 > Wise Margin (McCr'y) 25.10 14.10 Lunar Park (McLaug’n) 4.40 Bowl, 42-19, by Georgia Tech, Coach Brian Miracle’s Hornets Golf Association’s circuit, will half-mile time also Notre (Ford) b Rae's Reward 112 Belton Boy 121 Royal Bay Gem (Adams) 14.60 Money Broker. Happy Queen. Peach was a Ron’s Dream 5.00 4.00 Alerted, of games first places One Ton Tony (Nevea) 6.10 Anchor Man 118 Little Herman 116 f Ben Cover, f Gulf Stream. Bud. Hokey Pokey. Time. 1:12. has won 15 its last 19 i took three with Mor- follow the National Open being Dame indoor record. Hour Regards. Boomerang Boy. Aegean, Active Duty . 112 Spy Ring 107 Mr. Paradise. Armageddon, dq Royal under Coach _ SEVENTH RACE The Louisiana Art Lewis. gan Fly winning the 50-meter played at Baltusrol, N. J. Frank Dickey, Missouri, Breeze By. Arroa, Duke Fanelll. Bor- bßlenomar 112 Vale. Impasse. Landlocked. Iceberg 2d. SIO,OOO added; 3-year-olds and *ego Hancer-Deluro-Delman entry. f K, f Handicap; Longhorns Boy. Time. a Parnassus. Quiet Step, f Jamie Sec- up’ Imiles. Coach Eddie Price’s ; dash: Carl Gillespie, diving, and Bob Toski of Northampton, Jim Harrington, Notre Dame, 1:09%. b Horne-Cnarfran Stable entry. ond Avenue. Time, 1:49. and Roedna (Scurlock) 11.80 0.40 4.20 in a the past , Pat Thomas, the 400-meter swim. Mass., the 1953 event, suc- also accounted for a meet record EyENT H RACE Puree, $25,000 EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $3,500; claim- f Field. Pipe of Peace (Baird) 6.20 3.40 turned 7-3 record won .J Felipe 3-year-olds; dq Finished second but was disquall- (Het’ger) 300-meter medley relay—Won by ceeding tying |£ded; 3-year-olds; the Ban ing; 1 Vis miles. BuKledrums 3.20 season. Catholic (Bogan. Cole and Zanner). Ted Kroll of New Hart- in for first in the pole Handicap; i,>» Silly Sara 112 xWithout Kin 110 i fled. Betsy T Jet Ace. Sun Tan miles. Lady Elect 115 Princess Polly. 106 Flctui. The game has been set for 1 Time. 3:57. N. Y., the tourney’s first vault. height was % Determine (York) 6.30 4.00 3.30 EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $4,000; claim- Oat. Time. 1:45. 200-meter Ireestyle—l, Zlernlck (C.); ford, The 14 feet, r ,n « 109 .. 113 4-year-olds miles, er 5.20 6.10 Dewpoint xßlnscarth ¦ Ing: and up; 1% EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $1,700; claim- October 6, 1956, Austin, Tex. 2, Thomas (L.); 3, Carr