THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. “ A-11 Federal Storage CHARLES TOWN NOTES Newport Tennis SATURDAY, AUGUST 17. 1557 By JOSEPH B. KELLY Dorsey’s Zuyder Zee and 119 MacPhail Yearlings Bring Star Racing Editor on Flamingo Farm's Madok. Continues on CHARLES TOWN. W. Va.. Also Included in the field of Showing by Dell 17.—Oumav. recently claimed eight for the mile and an eighth $648,700 at Saratoga Sale at Monmouth Park for SIO,OOO feature was John M. McLana- Y., by Paul by his present owner, David A, han's Miss Tie, the 4-year-old SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. i was $49,000 Mellon's Aug. (iP).—Yearlings from Rokeby Stable, for a chestnut Livingston, was making his filly that upset Zuyder Zee and 17 In Tourney Hopeful ; the consignment of Larry S. filly by Discovery out of Tatula. Saturday. Ratedj today Charles Town debut and Madok here last Miss brought Mellon outbid Mrs. Anson slight with pounds, pick- MacPhail $648,700 at JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Aug. 17 was a favorite over Zuy- Tie. 108 was NEWPORT. R. I„Aug. 17 UP) Saratoga night. Bigelow Philadelphia and ing up the sales last of an (Special).—When Walt Trol- der Zee and Madok in the three more than she —Donald Dell of Bethesda, Md.. agent for Greentree Stud carried last " Forty-four youngsters were the linger left the My Maryland $4,000 Blue Ridge Handicap. week. | who made a big pitch for the average $14,744, Farm of New York for Bel Air competition Zuyder Zee, who beaten sold for an of the baseball team last week after It was ex- was Newport Casino Invitation I a decrease from the 1956 figure, filly. lost in the Junior American pected to hold the turnout to in the final strides, was drop- tennis title, was among the on- J. E. McAuliffe paid $43,000 Le-; ping pound as the SPA sales came to a , gion playoffs and cast his lot about 5,000. a and Madok three.l lookers for today's semifinals, close. Last year. the second high of the night. with Due his Today the original clos-; MacPhail sold | the Federal Btorage team to Impressive record was but the 19-year-old Yale sopho- 41 head for $667,000, an aver-: ; for a bay colt by Roman from at ing of the it came Just in time for Man- Monmouth Park and two date summer meet- more has served notice of better age of $16,285. O'Alison. ager Joe Branzell. earlier victories this spring at ing here but two extensions will things to come. Mrs. Bigelow acquired two carry Top purchase of the night Trollinger. former star t Laurel and Bowie, Oumav was the session to Septem- Beaten by poised Mike Green, gray colts, one for $34,000 ber and Oxon Hill (Md.) High, came on ! carrying top weight of 124 7. 20, from Miami, in the quarter- another for $30,000. in inning pounds against Harry the seventh and 121 on dipped finals yesterday. Dell, neverthe- Opening the program, she pitched one-hit, no-run Attendance to 3,008 Donald Campbell ball to here yesterday and betting less carries the label “very gave $34,000 for a gray son of preserve a 7-6 victory by Fed- promising” after his showing. Abemant. The other colt she Storage, amounted to $196,213 on the Escapes Disaster, eral Washington, D. C., nine races. He made his biggest splash ear- purchased was by Oil Capitol, entry, over Rich’s Dairy of Buf- Gibson-Hard lier in the week by upsetting out of Selenga. Bp j/ jEff|wßggg§S fßfligSHf SMS falo, Y., N. here yesterday. It the No. 1 seeded Ashley Cooper Misses Record bidding during the )was a game Waterford Park’s fall dates Spirited fourth-round in the of Australia. CANANDAIGUA. N. Y.. Aug. five-day sale brought the 1957 All-American Amateur Baseball Rematch on were announced yesterday by 17 (/P). Donald Campbell in James G. McClure, Green takes on Mike Davies overall slightly higher Association chairman of gunned to a total y tournament. of today. The his Bluebird II top year. total • Bftb 8V jf a the West Virginia Racing Com- Britain winner than that of last A The loss eliminated Buffalo will speed of 240 miles an hour yes- in the Essex Event mission. The Waterford track, become the flist non-seed of 240 yearlings sold for 'an double elimination affair. to gain the championship terday. risked his life, damaged average $11,400 at $2,735,- 'Washington MANCHESTER, Mass., Aug. which is operated by the same of is 3-1. bracket Harry the jet-powered hydroplane, 1956, bought Baltimore 17 UP). —A rematch of the management as Charles Town, since Likas in 900. In 219 head i defeated Milford. open 1948. Likas lost in the final and failed to set a new water- $2,219,000, an average of Brooklyn Wimbledon final between will September 18 and run 'lO-2: shutout Phila- Althea to Billy Talbert now captain speed record in his final at- delphia. 7-0, and Gibson and Darlene Hard through October 16. $10,133. Zanesville was of the United States Davis Cup tempt on Canandaigua Lake. eliminated New Orleans, 9-3. the .main attraction today m I Buffalo the singles semifinals of the team. A swell fro ma nearby pleas- i shelled Federal's boat the Briton’s boat; McMurtry, Olson starting pitcher, A1 Eichberg, Essex County Women's Invi- In today’s other semifinal. ure sent tation tennis tournament. Ham Richardson of Westfield. hurtling through the air for; for a 4-1 lead after three in- Playing Decker about 200 feet at high speed Tonipht nings. Washington 29-year-old N. J., winner of 1954 and 1955 Bout rallied for Miss Gibson, the during four runs in fourth, high- New Yorker but a loser in straight sets to his first run. The craft the who defeated Miss Ken narrowly escaped overturning.; lighted by a three-run triple Hard for the Wimbledon Rosewall of Australia in Interests Champ crown, year’s ¦by Pinch-hitter Bill again was favored ilast final, faces Malcolm “Iwas lucky to come through PORTLAND, Oreg.. Aug. 17 A Culpepper. in the role In Anderson, lone JOCKFY ft/DFS HOBBY Two survlvof from top alive,” he said. —p ' Finals | Two runs in the .fifth put of seeded performer here i/P). a t McMurtry, Tacoma. I Australia. mishap damaged Jockey to Buffalo in front again, 6-5, but The matches have long been WHEELINO, W. Va.. Aug. 17 , The the Wash., will be shooting for a Conn McCreary takes painting to Washington up a sellout because of (Special) Green eliminated Dell, 4-6, craft's bladings and put it out; Patterson’s pass the time needed to mend the leg that came with two | interest in -Top-seeded Char-! crack at Floyd was in the seventh on two singles, a j I Miss Gibson, first Negro ever to lotte Decker of Washington,! 6-2. 6*4, 6-3, while Davies beat of commission for months. heavyweight title when he broken when his mount bolted in the starting wild Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn. 4-6, Campbell estimated that it pitch and Garry ' win the Wimbledon singles D. C„ - Carl <Bobo> Olson, Van- five Miller's 1 and second seeded meets at Belmont Park weeks ago. single and then held on for championship. Adrienna Ayares of Baltimore 5-7, 6-1, 6-4, 6-3. Richardson would take about $40,000 to couver. Wash., in a scheduled SateIcCreary started painting 10 days ago at the victory. Darlene, fourth seeded from were to meet at 1 p.m.- here ! ousted Sam Giammalva of repair the damage. 10-round bout here tonight. his camp on Saratoga Lake, N. Y. He expects Trollinger* fanned five, the! I Montebello. Calif., and Louise today In women’s singles finals Houston. 4-4, 7-5, 6-3, and An- Despite the damage. Camp- McMurtry. 26, the ninth- to be back in the saddle in about three weeks. last in the ninth with the bases Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., of the Middle Atlantic Lawn derson beat Bob Mark of Aus- bell was able to complete two ranked heavyweight, has loaded and two out. !won. their quarter final tests Tennis tralia. 6-8, 12-10, 6-3, 6-2. runs in his final effort to better trained in his home city since —AP Wirephoto. Association sectional Singles (Quarter-Final Round) *“)¦ | Thursday. tournament. Green. Miami, his own record of 225.63 m.p.h. rain forced postponement of , A HO*. a«a«l». AHOA ' Mike defeated Donald Ft kUn.cf 5 14 0 Kovach.cl 4 12 0 Miss Gibson defeated 18- Two Quantico Marine Dell. Bethesda. Md . 4—ft. (J—2. 6—4. He averaged 220.83 on the first his outdoor fight with Olson, a CoH»r.» T W l'«.2b 4114 offi- ft—3 «rt*'4(V,f »??1 year-old Mimi of Red- Lt. Mai Australia, J and 198.67 the second former middleweight champion, Sll# Malta.f* 502 2 1 Arnold cers. Hank Spears and Lt. _ Anderson. defeated run on O 1 i Bob Mark. Australia. ft— —10.; Klasnar.il 2 o K m E'i .'lb 4 10 5 wood City, Calif., 4-6, 6-1. 6-1 Tom Bradford, to H. 12 for an official average of 209.75 last Saturday. Ca«e.p 10 0 1 Slattr.c 52 0 1 were meet at ft—3. ft—2. 0 0 yesterday quarter p.m.