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POWER SAW! F 39 95 THE SUNDAY‘STAR, Washington, D. C. 1 SUNDAY, DECEMBER i», ISM C-7 *** 2 Betting Records Set on Final Day of Charles Town Meeting • A J ’ . < 9 Another Threatened; Charts of Yesterday's Races at Charles Town Golden Gate Futurity Ifabody, Field Horse, Wins Little Hoyas Defeat (Copyright, by Triangle Inc.) i i 1954, Publications, FIFTH RACK—Purse, $1,209: claiming: 3-year-olds; Charles course. Post, once; FIRST RACE—Pursai $1,200; claiming: 2-year-oidz; Town 3:07: off at start good: won driving, about place same. Winner, W. — 7,419 furlongs. 1:0(1: £ good; F. Poole’s b. f. 3. by Lochinvar Fans Watch 4Vi Post of 1:07: won driving, place start Fuord. Trainer, C. P. Chenoweth. Time. 1:21%. Sprint same. Winner. Mrs. C. MacLeod s br. f. 2. by Grand Won by Trentonian; Handicap at Tropical St. Stephen's, 51-43, Admiral—Movie Lass. Trainer, C. MacLeod, lr. Time. ;53%. Weather clear, track sloppy. Horse. Jockey. Wct.PP. Vi Vi Str. Pin. Odds. By Hw Associated Prow the three Mackle brothers, Coral 18.—Bk- As Weber J. Wins Horse! Jockey~ Wgt. PP. V«~~Str. Pirn Odds. Midnight Call (Russo) 116 5 3* 3« 2*l II $2.20 MIAMI. Fla.. Dec. Gables contractors, and earned Sussex Circle (Kratz). 116 4 21 11 1* 2'l 4.20 Taniguchi Wins Four Tourney Elgol (Snyder) speedy For 1* *2.30 3*| 1 cam Ifabody, Title 114 3 2*l 1* Tide Time (Braaciale) 109 3 7* 41 4* 5.10 *; Stable’s 3- $6,200 for his triumph. Special Dispatch to The Star Red Lids (Balzaretti) 1)4 5 31 2* 2* 4.10 (Cutsh’w) 9* lythe Associated Prow (Servlst Duke o'Dixie 116 6 8* 5* 4* 19.00 year-old Brookfield, Georgetown Pfep Film Flam 115 8 4" 4* 3* 5.30 Demonas Dona (Fr’nchl 108 10 s*l 5a 6* 5* 7.30 son of foufid Unbeaten CHARLES TOWN, W. Va„ Dec. Mary Dec. 18.—The Darby Dan Farm's Skipper ! Godfrey (Yasil) 113 71» 3* 4* 3.90 Replys Image (Kane) 119 2 1* 2} 3* 6» 8.70 ALBANY. Calif., racing along pulled away -I Seasoning (Cutshaw* 114 10 6* 6* 5 1* 14.8** Glory (Snyder) 9 7’* 7* 28.10 room the rail and from St. Stephan’s crowd of 7,419 fans, look- 5 Beacons 114 «1 7*l high weight at 121 pounds, 18.—A ¦ Sandv Ruth (Gordon) 111 6 5* 5* 6 13.30 High Now (Grimm) 119 8 10 10 8* 8« 24 80 Farm’s Bill, I Hasty Calumet favored Tren- __ s*¦ quarters lr.R for a four-legged Santa Miss (French* K*s 9 B*l 7-1 50.10 Star Teddy (Palumbo) 116 1 41 61 10 9} 7.00 came fast down the stretch to eighth, while the speedy In the middle and Bless Me Best (Fernicola)lll 4 71 71 «>1 57.30 Rclampigo (Fernicola) 111 T 8* 9s o*l 10 95.50 tonian outdistanced eight other finished Claus, helped Charles Town ring i Abbey Player (Edwards) 113 2 10 9* 9= 18.80 win the $8,925 Coral Gables breezed to the Gallaudet Christ- Lovely Moon (Russo) 114 1 9* 10 10 14.10; HyphMls. now owned by Mr,. down the curtain on the Eastern | f Two-dollar mutuels paid—MIDNIGHT CALL. $8 40, $3.80. 2-year-olds today to win the Handicap at Tropical Park cham- * $2.60. SUSSEX CIRCLE. $4.40. $3.4(1. TIDE TIME. Silvers, mas Jamboree basketball racing $3.40. $3.69. Charles a sac-, season today with a $4.20, RED • - $34,930 was never Two-dollar mutuels paid—ELGOL. $6.60. -a* Golden Gate Futurity at today. victory couple of record-breaking j LIPS. *4.80. 84.20. FLIM FLAM. $3.60. I | tor and finished ninth. 8 ] pionship with a 51-43 at SIXTH RACE —Purse, $2,000: allowance: 3-year-olds and Golden Gate Fields. j carrying 111 pounds Gallaudet last night. up: Charles Town Post. 3:38; off 3:30: good: Ifabody. splurges. 4-year-o’ds course. start won A cool, gray day kept the SECOND RACE—Purse. >1,300: claiming: and driving, place same. Winner, G. G. Waugh, jr.’s b. g. 3. by Jean’s Joe, a Murcain Stable Jockey The consolation preliminary G. G. Waugh, Jr’s. Weber J. up: 1% miles. Post. 1:37: off 1:37%; start good: won driving, Wait A Bit—Fair Kantrina. Trainer, owner. Time. 1:20. with Robert L. Steven- crowd down to 9,759. place same. Winner, Hal-Fred Farm’s g. m. 7. by Our Boots was Beau saw the hosts. Gallaudet Prep, captured the feature clos- —Merry Onig. entry, second and up, on a Trainer. J. C. Cremen. Time, 2:03’/s. Horse. Jockey. ~wjt!~PP!~ Vi Pin. Odds! son scored his first victory of Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s First, 70-34, ' Vi~~Btr~ club Woodward Prep, be- ing-day program staged on a Busher third. Time for the one- the Tropical meeting and sixth Glance, assigned i ~Hor.se! Jockey WgT~PP~*4 % Btr. Fin. Odds. Weber J. (Snyder) ll4 10 6* 4*l 2* 1* $3.90 123 pounds, was hind the 18-point performance sunny afternoon after a miser- Scub (Clark* 112 6 11 1* lk 2*l 3.50 was of the year by 2% lengths over scratched along five Joann's Boots (Mclvor) 120 5 3* 2* 2* I**» $4.50 Eagle Speed (Bal'retti) 114 2 4* 5* 3«» 9.00 mile 1:37%. with others of Harold Krogstadt. morning of clouds and rain. (French) !*• 8.10 7*l D. G. Neuman’s I Cue, able Nina Rose 112 7 6> 1» 2* Bete Nolr (Mitchell) 114 8 31 3* 41 4*4 18.6)1 Jockey Neves Tren- ridden by in the overnight list of 17 entries. Loudoun Lass (Austin) 117 1 s*l 3*l 3* 3* 190 (F'nicola) 3* ft»* Ralph held Mike McKaba, voted the tour- It was particularly sunny in the Bell Founder 111 1 2* 2* 13.50 Charlie Burr. * Leisurely (Webb* 116 310 7» 7* 41 10.60 aFassing Parade (S'visi 113 7 9* 9* 7* 4.80 ney’s s 61 tonian under light restraint for Double Faya most valuable player, led mutuels room when they added Devil Free (Snyder)ll7 4 2* 5 4*t s»* 17.40 Omyboy (Stidham) - 113 4 8* 6* 7* 8.20 W. L. Curies’ Mintaway was $225. Maripam (Ardulnl) 117 10 8‘ 61 6* 21.40 (Grimm)- 51 the Hoyas 20 points. up 7*l 79.4)) Capital Citv 110 310 10 10 8* 101.80 six furlongs he was : third, I Lovely Lady, a Little with a record-breaking sum of Bitterroot (Wright)- 112 9 1* 41 5» 7« Boss Bennie (Russo) 114 9 7*l 5‘ 8* 9* 3.80 but close to a neck behind Que, While 3-year-old j Ballet (Clark) 120 6 4* 6* 8* 8* 2.50 (Cutshaw) 114 5 6 9* 10 The All-Tournament team, se- $50,726 on the daily double, a 9* aWhatatoy B*4 1* 4.80 pace. , Sylvester Rich’s Landseair, 2- filly, won her second straight Hello Dream (Grimm) 110 8 8* 9* 9* 10-lj) a R. McClanahan and Mrs. E. JF. Chamblin entry. the He ran a little wide In | lected by the four coaches, that Mandy Hunter (McC’n) 109 8 9* 10 10 10 101.80 favorite the of to open the program, was figure topped the previous the stretch, took the lead in the to-1 in field 11, paying comprised of mark of $46,450 made last Au- Two-dollar mutuels paid—WEBER J.. $9.80, $4.60, $3.40. finished $6.50. Dark Buster, $66 good 1 McKaba, Carroll ! Two-dollar mutuels paid—JOANN S BOOTB, sll 00. $5.20. j SCUB. Sf.s.OO, EAGLE SPEED. $5.80. furlong ; fourth. a and Chuck $3.20. $7.00. $4.00 LASS. $3.20. $4.00. last and won by a neck. I Leasure of George- gust. , I NINA ROSE. LOUDOUN Ifabody. sharpened for this thing in the second, combined by Ray town Prep: Joe Maxwell. Frank And. as if making it one last $1,200; claiming: 3-year-olds Jean’s Joe, ridden Willie race by Trainer Metcalf, for a daily double of $225.50. DAILY DOUBLE (3 AND A) PAID $35.40. SEVENTH RACE—Purse. and Scott and Krogstadt of before the bleak, non- | ud: I,*. miles. Post. 4:08: off 4:09: start good: won driving. Shoemaker, was on the outside was coupled in the mutuel field Another longshot scored in Gallaudet whirl : place same. Winner. E. J. Daniels, jr.’s ch. g. 8. bv Omaha Prep; Bob Digges of St. Steph- betting winter in, the fans | Flyer. N. Clmlnl. Time, l :56. of Trentonian throughout the with I Cue, Ram o’ War, Bless- the third when Do Dare, ridden $1,200: claiming: 4-year-olds _Trainer, _ ! sets THIRD RACE—Purse. and I —Chance en's and Joe Botazzi of Wood- poured $91,613 into the ma- > J [ up; Charles Town course. Post, 2:07: off 2'o7'i: start good: i : (Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PP. Vi Vi_Str._Fin. Odds. last quarter and went gamely to bull and War Fable and paid ; by Burr, paid $40.20. won arivlng. place some. Winner. J Jullano's ch. g. 4. by ward chines on the last race, smashing Seialbeda—Seleda.
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