A-14 Racing THE EVENING STAR Don Dell Moves WuhinftM, D. C., ftiiat, Jul, IS, )960 Four Berio Favored at 7-5 Sharing To Fourth Round Western Lead For Tomorrow's Oaks In Indianapolis JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS INDIANAPOLIS, July 15 By JOSEPH B. KELLY opposition to Berio la the entry (AP). Unseeded Crawford Star Racing Zdltor of Sarcastic and Irish Jay, ’ Henry of Atlanta, Ga., pulled STANTON, 15. AT DELAWARE <¦ Del., July trained by 85-year-old Sunny One Stroke the biggest upset of the West- By With a tornado threat and Jim Fitzsimmons. past Sarcastic, ' ern Open tennis tournament clear skies returning to this owned by Ogden Phipps, will yesterday when he 15 (AP).— ousted Jack DETROIT, July area, a fast track is in prospect be ridden by Hank Moreno, < Fast Track THHtD RACC—Purge, $3,000; r-olJon Douglas, No. 5 seed, and Drops; should win here Grant 2-1 Three series, which offers $250,- ley stable. FIRST RACE—Rum, $3,500; cMmin* ($3,000); 3-yoor-oWg; 1 16 SRACE TRAVEL 120 Game winner; $3,000L00 4-1 sional golf’s big-money foun- Eduardo Zuleta of Ecuador, 14 VINCtRE . 113 Won last for s3,ooolee 6-1 000 in purses for fillies and Howard Grant is due mil*. Jockey No. 2 foreign also fell in Will b* running late Choquette 8-1 tain and « freckled rookie ! seed, ! try- mares. > w n to handle the Cain Stable’s R.R. Horza Wgt. Comment Jockey Odds *’w ® («» *3.o 10-’ Hoy 1 the third round of men’s sin- ? Some fair races No boyls-1 ing for his first sip shared the A field of 12 fillies was en-l'Make Sail and Ismael Valen- 13 HOWARD 117 Won lost for ss,ooo Krotzs-2 4 at CRY NO MORE—*___.,loB 3d earlier in routeNo boyls-1 gles Woodstock Country 16 SLIPFEROO -109 Will bottle to wire'-- Chamber,4-1 n lead as the $25,000 Western tered today for tomorrow’s 22d zuela will from the * D 120 Not overmotched No boyls-1 fly In coast Club. Olivera 10 x CORAL RIDGE -109 3d >n lost two- ....-Riol 8-1 JJI,S1 Miguel of Ecua- EN HOSI *ll3 Rotes outside chance- lee 151 Open Golf tournament entered running of the Delaware Oaks, ride Howard B. Paris 7 STICKEMUR 112 Narowly beaten $3,000 Fortune 8-1 99}£. ito Keck’s dor B—6,8 —ll7 Drops; per races No -1 stopped Douglas, 4—6, —6, 6 CHER POX 120 Won lost In mud 8-1 'z boy2o-1 the second round today. which with a dozen starters will; Passmore * likely to ¦Pike. *BY . 100 fade early Rini 20-1 B—6, and Zuleta J SUN ENERGY 114 Factor on late rallyNelsonB-1 lost to Larry o **’W| CK .113 Look, like o trailer Stuort 201 gross $64,512, richest purse in 3 BREAKABLE 109 Drags; rates a chance Corls 10 1 I syjfi Redhead Butch Baird, a Top weight of 121 will 10 * Eod » d in lo, ’> «2*o .Shaw 20-1 pounds I Nagler of North Hollywood, 1 FOOL S GAL 109 lots speed when 4th Thornburg 13-1 ,2 Texan the history of the mile-and-an- 110 SOME TAN 120 Outrun In last; $3,000 No boy2o-1 game little trying to be carried by Berio, Irish Jay, , Calif., 6—2, 3—6, 6—4. 2 HARVEYS BABY 114 2nd in olst at 43-IShow 20-1 eighth event. 4 strike it rich on the bigtime - FATAL BEAU 114 Surprised when Sth Parent! 20-1 FOURTH RACC—Purge, $4,000; 3- Make Sail, Paris Pike, Rash i Other top seeded players last claiming ($6,250-$5,750); Foxcatcher Farm’s Berio, who i 8 HYLLCOIT ... 114 Surprise 4th in Krotz2o-1 6 circuit, barged into first-round Statement and moved ahead to yeer-aldc; furlongg, Lady’s Maid as > in both singles » ROMAN CHARIOT ~.-114 likely fade early Shaw 20-1 is undefeated in four starts this leadership company with Bob ,11 TEAMSTERS CHOICEII4 Still seeks first victory Passmore 20-1 ? ATTRACTION 113 Drops; should win here -Chambers 2-1 a penalty for Stakes victories i and doubles. . 14 PRINCESS LOUISE —.109 Rank outsider No boy 20-1 DIZZI( season, is the early 7-5 favor- ! l5,*H 105 3rd earlier tor $6,500 McKee 4-1 Rosburg, Jack Burke and Fred this C. V. Re- Mike Franks of 15 MARGEE THUMB 109 Cluttering field McKee 20-1 ite year. Whitney’s Beverly Hills, * *EE, N' E ”0 No roily for $7,500 .—...N0 boy 93 Hawkins. to provide her owner, Wil- 12 SKIRLII4Consistent trailerC. Gonsalez . 20-1 fute, impressive winner at ; Calif., defeated Rod 7 COMET FOOT 113 Must be given chanceNo boylo-1 with his an Suaman Each fired liam duPont, jr., sec- ($3,000); 3 TERRACE SARK 113 Won earlier for $5,000 No boylo-1 a three-under-par Delaware Park last Saturday, , of St. Louis, 6—l, 6—3. and SECOND RACE—Purtg, $3,000; claiming 4-year-olds DANCING FINCHER —ll7 ond Delaware Oaks Beat weak field in lost Grant 10-1 69 yesterday as the massive victory. and 6 furlongg. 1 gets in at 118. The others teamed with Donald Dell of Be- up; 107 P®«' races Comp 15-1 Parlo won the 1954 carry - f1 COIN .fit field of 158 went almost from running. 113 Well vote Nelson 3-2 MARKET 108 Rothter highly placed .lee 115. They Sarcastic, Irvini thesda, Md., for a 6—4, 6—2 13 MOMUS placed; gets 20-1 Eric Guerin is slated to ride are: 113 Won lost for $3,500 Chambers 4-1 daylight to dark in the first 7 LEA STREAM FIFTH David’s Chalvedele, Alan T. . doubles "victory over Reg Ben- lost; factor J. RACE—Puna, $4,000; claiming ($7,250-$6,750); 4-yaar- the daughter of Heliopolis, 1 HANNIBAL'S GIRL —.115 Woe strong Block 8-1 day’s action. nett and Jim No aide and Clarke’s W. M. Jef- . Tattersol of Eng- 3 HAND RAIL —ll7 rally when favored No bog 8 1 up; 6 furlongg. winner of the Mother Goose Leemowlee, 8 FRESH UP 120 likes track; might upset —.lee 10-1 COUNT That was for a one- fords’ Postward and , land. Earlier, Dell defeated ¦” lit Should win anotherNo 2-1 good Stanley 10 xHIT THE ROAD 113 Strong rally when 2nd Piocuchlo-1 ? boy Stokes and Coaching Club 3 FRESH PAINT ——ll3 The one to boot ....Grant 3-1 stroke lead John Cranston of San 11 BEHEAD 113 Occasional fair effort —No'boy 15-1 over 10 other play- American this Sew Wash Wear. Marino, 4 WEEPER'S BOY —;11$ Much improved: factorlee 4-1 Oaks season. > 2 ROBINS LAURIE 112 Surprised when 3fh: $3,250 -Parent! 13 1! 6 ers. A total of 32 bettered jSagner’s i Calif., 6—2, 10—8. ; DISK MAN . k--H* Steps up offer victoryNo par! The New Castle Stakes fol-' FENMAR 117 races No y—l3-1 boy B-1 6 Disappointing boy 2 ARCH RIVAL ....—.—lit 4th In lost: $7,500 Passmore 36-36—72 at Western Golf and I Whitney Reed of Almeda, 15 QUEEN YVONNE 108 Speed for haH: $3,300 .....No boy 13-1 8-1 lows the Oaks next week end U ENT lo” fw *9 ’°°° «• *’•’ No 15-1 CLEAR CASE Itll3Speedy but fades McKee 20 1 1 i 2J* boy Country Club’s 6,800-yard test Calif., beat John Powless of 14 5 DARK FATE 115 Disappointing racesNo boy 20-1 and the series will conclude' 12 FLEET CHIEFII3 Poor record McKee 20-1 Defending Champion Mike Six Fans Flora, 111., 6—2, 6—3. Then at with the $150.000-added Dela- Collect ._ SIXTH 9 GANG WAR 113 Lost for $3,500 173-1 Mclvor 20-1 RACE—Puna, $50,000 added; Delaware Oakg; 3-year-ald they teamed to Souchak, who won the Western beat Dan Rus- 4 LATIN DANCER 108 Seasonal bow No boy 20-1 fillies; 1 '/g milag. ware Handicap on July 30, BOY 113 Idle long time J. Block 20-1 at last sell and John Sharpe of Aus- 3 MORGAN _ ¦¦ Pittsburgh recov- in | .. - - —, .. ,—¦ BE year, closing day of this 55-day meet- $1,311 Bonanza look‘ ''b* • rhempion Guerin 7-5 ered from a front 41 for tralia, 7—5, B—6. 4 a IRISH JAY 121 Won Acorn Stokes :Woodhouse 4-1 nine ing. o 1° » 74. He knocked Nagler and Mike Green of 1,5 k a,,| wir Moreno 4-1 an opening two' Veteran Trainer Dick Hand- At Shenandoah 10 REFUTE 118 Much improved Lee 8 1 Miami balls out of bounds on the will Beach, advanced in 3 LADY'S MAID 121 Won Kent; contender Corio 8-1 len decide, after the Oaks, fourth hole. CHARLES TOWN, W. Va.. , doubles when Alan Roberts of Canada 11 MAKE SAIL . 121 in U.S., Outrun Coaching Club Grant 10-1 whether to send Berio, against 6 RASH STATEMENT 121 Surprise 3rd in lastßurr More than naif July 15 (Special).—Six fans > Brooklyn, and Fred McNair of OTHER 15-1 the field will older fillies and mares in the 8 CHALVEDELE 115 Due for effort 15-1' who five winners in the top Korte be lopped off 36- picked : Washington, D. C., forfeited. 9 PARIS PIKE 121 last disappointing 1. Valenzuela ..15-1 tonight, a New Castle or the mile-and-a- last six races each collected | r—- Start Round 2 LEEMOWLEE ...115 Recent races fine Shuk 15-1 hole cut trimming it to the quarter Delaware POSTWARD Handicap. ENTRIES 1 115 Won from weaker ...Thornburg 20 1 low 70 $1,311.40 from the Big Bonanza k 5 SEW WASH WEAR and ties. Only 50 will Lining up as the principal 115 likely to fade early Nelson 201 pool last night at Shenandoah a Wheatley Stoblo-O. Phipps entry. make it into Sunday’s stretch In Davis ..: —~ ~. 1 Midget Cars Race Cup drive for the ! Downs. Monmouth SEVENTH RACE—Purge, Salon Handicap; $5,000 top prize. $10,000; 3-yea(-oldg and Fred Hawkins 736-33—69 The Bonanza By the AMoeleted Press QUEBEC, July 15 (AP).—The 1 mile. Little paid $33 i At Vista up; Butch 8aird34.35—69 j Sunday' claim- Jack Burke 35-34—69 to each of 102 fans who had II FIRST RACK—Purse, $3,500; ' United States Davis Cup team 4 NAHODAH 115 Nover better; looks best.No Orioles 3-rear-ol* maidens; 6 furlongs. boy 3-1 Bob Rosburg 33-36—69 Fans Lose The United Midget Auto Rac- Ing: . c ! four winners. The crowd of t 11 starts the long road back today 2 JJ S The “I*’• 9 ,ch “"d b*®’—Nelson 7-5 Lionel Hebert3s-35—70 Cubic 118 Sea Grey § 2 o RIVERSUN 111 Rates ing Club of Richmond will take Our Hildy 118 excellsnt chanceNo boy 9-2 Bob Goaluy 35-35—70 sent a total of j. Boondar Moonl 118 with Bernard Bartzen and 1 LORD GREGOR Seat Beer Service 4.999 $234,770 Brown 118 Won N. I. stakes Jon from the Corisina 118 xxßdde 111 . Grimm 6-1 Gustin 36-34—70 the mutuel over motorcycle riders 111 Barry Mac Kay carrying the 7 a MICHORE 108 Fast from Reties Waltman through windows. Velvet Love 118 xxSurrencifleld gate No boy 9-2 36-34—70 BALTIMORE, Sunday at Vista Raceway for —.... Won 1 15 (AP). 118 Rudy's Trailer 1181 in the 6 MOON SHOT 111 sprint earlier No boy 10 Walter Burkemo 34-36—70 July Frank G. Gabriel’s Count a 118 American hopes opening 5 Bert Weaver r. KyasolyaW W'telaee 118 Sudsy LAS OLAS 106 likely to fade early...No boy. 20-1 37-33—70 . six-race program starting at 2 matches Canada a Crisner Tommy Jacobs 37-33—70 —Baseball fans of the Balti- De Coste heads a field of 10 singles against entry. Dave p.m. SECOND HACK Purse. $3,500: i Ragan 33-37—70 , mile distance in to- in the first round of the Amer- EIGHTH Gay Brewer more Orioles had beer service over a claim inc: 3-year-olds: 8 furloncs RACE—Purge, $3,500; claiming ($3,250); 4-yaar-aldg 36-34—70 the 111 Brief En'cnt’r 109 Pete Cooner 36-34—70 ' night’s feature, the Volunteer . I Among expected 25 en- Miss Startan ican zone competition. and 1 milt. Jack Ross in their seats snatched Actor 116 Crossrufl 11« up; 33-38—71 away tries will be Irish Stan Firemen’s Purse. Hal Horan of Riv- Marce 114 xxa Pride 115 Dallas, Leonard3s-36—71 Royal Geo Bartzen, 32, from Tex., 5 DAINTY'S REVOKED ..114 In spat to repeat Carle 1-2 Jerry from them 111 P't-Tfme Ind. 110 Priddy37-34 —71 today. ridden Joe erdale. Tony Romit of New Penny Circle veteran Davis takes 9 SURPRISE ATTACK .—ll6 Won in mud ..Shuk 4-1 Bill Cirencester, by Bull 116 Yesterday 116 Cup player, easily Collins 37-34—71 Bowes 4 PROBATIONER 111 Will battle Jim Ferree The Park Board reversed it- last 5 ; York, Norman Lawrence, Shelly Missus 117 Sea Tread 119 la wireChoquette 6-1 I 35-36—71 French, won night’s Ci- Beau i on Bob Bedard in the opening 7 SIXTH Ken Venturi Income 116: AVENUE —.—113 Late bid might upset Lea 8-1 I 37-3471 feature Tommy Griggs, Lew Dottllian 111 Quick Jerry self and withdrew approval furlong for his third xxFl'wl'sßock 100 a Sweet Duff 111. match on the clay courts of 3 ALAMO 111 Won earlier, far $3,000 Lee 8-1 ! Barber 36-35—71 1 Cary Mlddlecoff .! Roschen, Bus Brossenne and a Pearlbrook Stable-Ronald Stable j,the 1 SAINT MARCOUF 120 Charles Town winner No boy 10-1 85-36—71 straight victory at Shenan- Civil Employes Tennis Club. Sam Bnead 35-36—71 granted two months ago for entry. ’, * ETO. GENERAL 116 2nd at Pimlico* 2,300 doah. Mel Williams. The second match sends 24- 2No boy 10-1 Julius Boros .34-37—71 2 BARBEROLA 108 Highly placed _,_,__Thornburq 20-l Doug Sanders beer to be brought to the fans Purse. 33.80 CT . 36-35—71 THIRD FACT year-old MacKay of Dayton. 4 PEACE PILATE Jl3 Question of fitness C. Gonzalez 20-1 Jerry Pittman claiming: year-old maidens: sva | ¦ .37-3471 in Memorial Stadium. They SALEM, N. H.. July 15 (AP). xApprentice allowance claimed. Charlea Slfford 34-3771 furlongs. _ Ohio, Don Fontana. ’ ~ .. I against still will be able 120 H 117: J!"* 38-3*—7l to get up and Mrs. Julie Sakells of Brockton, Keeps Title Tim's Try rriet Gr hm l k Bssee , Champ a c 120 “We the break in the ? «P?, 36-35—71 B'th Station 120 Wildare got ? Wall go buy it at refreshment stands. won on 117 Handy Br'ndy 120 . 35-3(j_7i Mass., $13,204.40 a $2 ! TOKYO, July 15 (AP). Hildegarde draw,” said United States Capt. Thom Rosely b Little G’man 120 d Soups On 120 37-34—71 “The people of Baltimore bet at Rockingham Park Cham- e llnk ’ yes- • Japan’s Middleweight xMarket 112 a Tw'y Carats l»0 P s?,f. -.39-32—71 Risk I i;David Freed. “I think we’ll Jack Ellis feel don’t want Nancy 117 Minitare 117 35-377° they it, so we terday. She put the $2 in the j pion Hachiro Tatsumi success- R. Doug Ford Ch'k 117 c Warconma 120 win the first two matches.” Chris 36-36—72 b Copper ’ Von Saltza Ties are rescinding the order,” Dr. Pick-Six and 117 I Dave Hill > pool came outfully defended his title for the Nindv Baby 117 d Mom R'gers Freed, who succeeded 37-35_7 aM. TTpagcett-Mrs. W. L. L. Brown I Perry Lee Raymond 36-3672 Frank C. Marino, Park Board the only to select each 11th time John MftMullin patron i by punching out a Jones as of the United 36-3672 captain Ed said in H. Heard-Jumplng Brook Farm | Langert .35-377° President, explaining its of the last six winners on the ! one-sided 10-round decision entry, States team, said he figured Bart Halton 35-3772 seat service *s switch. card. Masao Gondo last Heather American harl Matlack over night. c Jon* Btable-R. M. entry, Swim Mark £ 35-37—72 the two countries have d Hofbrau stable-Meadowbrook Sta- might ; Dan Morgan 37-35—72 Paul bles entry. split the opening singles if the; Harney _Z"36-36—72 I Huston Laclair 37-357*» draw had the other INDIANAPOLIS, July 15 meter only event on Paul Farmer FOURTH RACE Purse. 83.500: ' gone way. > freestyle, 34-387*> li'. miles.: i George Bayer 35.37ZZ7? claiming; 4-rear-old and up: Bartzen and MacKay switch (AP).—Chris Von Saltza of > opening day. Mont 116 Our Host 116 Bradley 37-3572 Zarzalito 116 opponents for the other Carolyn Willie Mosley * 34-3073 Again 110 singles Santa tied House, 14-year-old Frank Serinti* II 114 Seventy Six 116: Clara, Calif., her Beley 3R-35Z7? Sunday. The doubles will be . high school girl from Los An- Dick Lundahl 36-3773 XXLadyHed’w 104 Ufo 116: pending American record and played Saturday Bedard -1 stroked the metric mile Mike DietzT" 37-3«Z7? , witji geles, Don Whitt 36-3773 FIFTH RACE Purse. $4,500; al- ' and cracked AAU Gene Bone furlongs Fontana the likely Cana- the champion- • in United States record time 37-38—7’1 lowances: 2-year-olds; 5'4 ; John Brodie2lll36-37—73 Moaning Low lift Destl'y's Turn 119 dian team. mark for the 100-meter ¦ of 19:45. Miss Ruuska made Arctic ship Gene Littler 36-3773 ¦Dark A'ethyst 119 Queen 119 Bob Fred has Keller 1 73 B>rom'nt Ladv 119 Rose 219 However, not de- the old mark of 20:02.4 at San .jZIIZ37-3H— freestyle today a trial heat ( Joe Zakarian 37-3873 Spiral Gem 119 Joan s Cathy x!9 cided the Bob on United States Francisco two years ago and Goetz ~3H-3773 at Broad Ripple Pool. Tom Nieporte RACE—Purse. 37.300: tl- team. If Earl Buchholz of St. 35-38, 73 , SIXTH 1 beat little Miss House at Tom 6 a Pomranky lowances; 3-year-olds and up; sup Louis has fully Miss Von Saltza, America’s Gene Mitchell longs. recovered from 5 standard mile in the '59 Na- old ankle injury, he’ll likely best hope for women’s freestyle aComrade 112 Seven Corners 112 an -1 tionals. i —¦ Vanessa's Boy 111 xx bßebaje 108 pair with Chuck McKinley, also points in the Olympics, was Itobe 121 aßac a Clouds 112 j The girls swam in adjoining Li lFella Its xx bForte 105 of St. Louis. If not. Bartzen timed at 1:01.7, equaling her War Trouble 112 : lanes and It was a race for aKilkare and MacKay probably will get time in meet at Las Angeles Women Track Stars Farm entry. a ’ only 500 meters. Two bD. Campbell-J. M. Small entry. the call. lanes earlier this year and breaking [ away, Joanna Blackwell, Caro- Open Trials BBVENTH RACE—Purse. $lOO,OOO- The winner of the best-of- her two-year-old AAU Olympic own rec- ’ lyn’s teammate at the - the Monmouth Handicap: IV. five matches meets Los An- ABILENE. ’ miles. Mexico in ord of 1:03.5. Tex., July 1$ . ~ geles Athletic Club, steadily Sp. Com'nder 112 Sabotage 107 the second round. New Zea- (AP). The Amber 111 The Nation’s women On-and-On 120 Morn occasion was the first i pulled up to finish a solid sec" ier 117 Greek Star 112 land and British West Indies track and field stars Manassa M full day of the 1960 women’s i ond. I move into ™"nt’show 117 Flrat Landing 123 were scheduled to start their the showdown for National the Olympics Swimming champion- These three and first round match today to de- fourth-place Games tonight. EIGHTH RACE Purse, $3,500; ships. Laural Watson of the Santa * termine the round elaimlng: 3-year-olds and u»; 1A miles. second op- One hundred and Defending champion Ann i Clara (Calif.) all thirty-six Wild Ride 121 C den Chimes 117 ponent for Venezuela. Swim Club athletes, Noble Drake 117 Timoteuno 120 Warner of Santa Clara con- seeking 28 places on 114 ¦ broke the AAU meet record of Count Bull 115 xPoint Count the United States 106 tinued the team, hold June’s Cro’dlls 117 xxAymore reqord breaking t 20:34.6, set by Miss Ruuska in x 5 xx7, Apprentice allowance preliminaries lbs with a 200-meter breaststroke ! 1958. preparatory to claimed. the final trials tomorgow in 2:55 flat. That broke the Miss night 20 Listed ¦ Ruuska got another when Clqsses AAU meet record of set three girls'in each of 2:58:6 t chance to defend a champion- nine events will be chosen for For in 1958 by Suzie Ordogh of Se- ship in the 400-meter Horse Show ¦ today the games in Rome. Aqueduct attle. That also is better than individual Also, the Associated Press i medley, with stout By the Miss Warner’s recognized fourth-place finisher in the 100 $3,700; claim- At I competition expected from FIRST RACE—Purse. Dawsonville meters will go along to furlongs. American record of 2:56.4 set Becky Collins of make Bus sereice ing: 2-ye*r-olds; 5Vz l Indianapolis, up the directly to track. RHILADELRHIA: 13th $ Filbert Streets 6:30 P.M, Broad & Snyder Avenue MO P M,69th Street Terminal 6:45 P.M. Oolitic 116 Right Note 116 last but she has 400-meter relay team. Maupassant 116 With 20 classes listed, the year, a pend- • butterfly champion; Donna de CAMDEN: Broedwey and Market Street 6:40 Fairview Bus 6:45 PJ4. WILMINGTON: Terminal Linekin Bay 111 113 PM, Terminal Bus 6.00 P.M -7;45 P.M. Social Eng'er 116 Challenged ing claim of 2:51. of RussGestner 118 Sugar Loaf Riding Club horse Varona Berkeley. Calif., and Look Away 116 Ruuska of show will be held Sunday, Sylvia Berkeley, . Miss Blackwell. Miss Collins Purse. $3,500: SECOND RACE at Calif., one of America’s most has been clocked five elaimlng; 4-year-olds and up; 6 lur- starting 10 a.m., at Dollbaby t seconds versatile swimmers, was de- faster than Miss 119 Farm, on Route 28 at Dawson- • Ruuska’s best Bronze Cloud 116 Pertshlre 114 throned in the time. xNavyHymn 113 Miocene ville, Md. yesterday 1,500- 118 • f Fettvnesi 113 Tara's R ng 109 The show is Phi Flash 118 xßun Bully sponsored by Biff's Joy 116 the Rockville Civltan Club for sure I the benefit THIRD RACE Purse. $3,500; of a clinic for men- " claiming: 2-yedr-old maidens; 514 fur- GRADED « I tally retarded HANDICAPS be SAFE-BE and physically Gisi Dunstan 113 High Spy 117 handicapped children. - I Estacada 117 Viola L’hic'm 113 ilvGem 113 Dance of Sp n 115 Lunch QUALITY! xaF will be served on the AT SHENANDOAH xAppleMarr 108 Polly Vale 16 sEIBERLING a The xßibola 112 Prologue 113 grounds. admission fee is W TH s Elmendorf entry. 50 cents. FIRST —Purse RACE $l,OOO. lour SEVENTH RACE—Purge, $1,000: 4- | I $4,200; year »nd TIRE FOURTH RACE Purse. Woolie Waddell and Mrs. A. old maidens; claiming: five and ye»rs-olds up; claiming; 6 furlongs.; SFRVKE allowances: 2-year-olds: 514 furlongs a half furlongs. 3 Miss Charm SlffSß (Brandt) 111 5-21 Melson 118 Wootton 6 Boss (L. IRIS Double Plus 118 D. are co-chairmen of Lanna (Small)..118 3-1 5 Hasty Ad Reynolds) 111 3-1 Rocket FIRST Stan the Man 118 xßusher sB ty 113: the show 7 Up (Smith) .113 4-1 7 Set Em Up (Parker) ... 116 4-1 • Fat Roundone 115 Cumatara 118 committee. Judges 10 Flossy’s Pharoh ißrandt) 113 5-1 10 Tfntern (Batanello) ...122 5-1! 118 Ross 115 3 Bugona Sea are John Downin and Jerry Honey Dauber (Brandt) 108 8-1 9 Jovcey’s Ladd (Arduini) 114 5-1 Jlmmull 118 Apple 118 1 Skin's 8 Miller. Daughter (Bauer) 113 8-1 Texas Token (Goodwin) —122 10-1! Dr. H. H. Holbrook is S Bosflnal (Vasil) ..118 10-1 6 Peter's Joy (Vasil) THESE ...116 10-1 $4,500: al- WtllEsj FIFTH RACE Purse, 4 Sing Song Girl (Parker) .113 10-1 4 Tomfoolery CHECK the veterinarian and (Esnlnosa) ..114 10-11 3-year-olds; 1 mile. Frank '8 Allegheny Jr. < 7so«u Quiz Star 125 Mystic 2nd 122 City Racing As- 3 Stayrus 6 Second Patch (Vasil) ..120 20-1 Warhead 119 (Small) 116 10-1 Tharp 116 has been elected 4 Cousin Buddy (Cape) 9 Freedom Shot (Weakley) 120 20-1 Nylon Block a sociation. .116 10-1 Also Dixie Line 111 Rick City 1181 6 Hugo You Go (Vasil) eligible: B 4 I > $ < BMM.'3Wb7 117 Bearer 117! ..116 20-1 Mistv Flight Shield president of the seashore track, Also Passing Moment (Servis) 120 115 ! eligible. Crasher Julmar 119] Port of Matinee Doll (No Boy) 115 a Roses IOR Eurasia 113 succeeding the late John Entry (Biamonte) 115 B’vy of B. u Raccoon Fey (Small) .. 120 Arthur 116 N 2nd 120 (Stein) 115 Gen. Pole Kelly, Hill New Occupy (Servla) 112 a Manor Stable entry. Maid (no boy) m Bold Relic (Russo) 116 Levy, a Philadelphia neigh- NINTH RACE—Purse. $1,000: 4- EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $4,500; al- year-olds and THIRD RACK— I up; claiming; I mile. ALL SUPER SERVICE lowances; 4-year-olds and up: 6 fur- bor and business associate of Purse. $1.000: four WK 1Q75 1075 SEIBERLING 3 Lhotse (Gibson) yr. olds and up six 112 3-1 longs. claiming; furlongs. 2 Quatre Thell (Goodwin) Kelly, was one of the organ- 4 Frisky Gloria (L. R'nolds) 109 109 3-1 xMoon Again 116 Procedure 121 2-1 5 Heathertone 114 A TIRES CARRY A ROAD HAZARD (1 Malzlma (Cane) 112 (Riviera) 4-1 In 111 Gay Warrior 121 Sweet Daddy 118 > izers of the Columbia Broad- 7-2 7 Polished Brass (No Boy) 112 5-1 Alibi 115 Accomplish 115 2 Little Picklm's (no boy) 117 5-1 I W Jet's 10 Pal 9 Laura's Flame (Gibson) 109 5-1: I W casting System Tom's (French) 5-1 10 ABOUT IT! El Toro'll 118 Homely, 124 i years ago when I ... 114 Henry S H. (Sigler) 107 10-1 GUARANTEE. ASK 8 Admiral Al (Vasil) 114 6 Marauder 115 Crafty Skipper 118 was 10-l 10-1 ’ he an owner of Philadel- Eck-Heart (Liddle) ._ 112 6 Quarrel (French) H 2 10-1 4 /8.oo«u —— ¦ ————— 5 Bernley (Lawson) ..114 10-1 7so«u Blue Sabor (Goodwin) 114 NINTH RACE —Purse. $4,500; al- phia’s WCAU. 20-1 1 Claridee 2nd (Servis) 114 20-1 B ACK i High Leaf (Espinosa) 112 WU t lowances: 3-year-olds: 1 mile. j "0-1 8 Double Melody (Servis) 112 20-1 Child 120 i Levy breeds and horses . 9 Cinnamon N. (Biamonte) 109 20-1 WE SPECIALIZE IM*l DAY RECAP- Oink 114 Fleet races 3 Also eligible: I Nissequogue 114 Main extender 117. Easter Quiz (Lawson) 115 20-1 Fajardo (Declcco) under the of Also 112 Sutler 114 Highland Chief 114 j | [ name Jaclyn ; eligible ' Fajardo (B. (Declccl) 112 MW SERVICE ON YOUR OWN Sweetsburg 117 Popper Donner 114 J Stable, whose white and royal IReddist Redbird Schaefer) Helioscope (Cape) 109 ///////firaM' x 5 pounds apprentice allowance: 104 Red Flush (Small) 112 1 claimed. blue colors have been carried I Pat Foray (Sigler) 109 TIRES! NO MONEY DOWNI JUST Another Echo) (no 109 ill Oil/ ] 1 T Rll ’ I by L’ilFella and Sailor’s Guide boy) ! Beste Halls (Bauer) 117 U ,dU ¦ among others. SAYCHARGEIT! ro M? TH —Purse. $1,100: 4- RACING v.. Wtlwj /Il I / year-olds and up: claiming: 314 fur- SHENANDOAH I longß. I 4 One Tear (L. Reynolds) 5-21 ¦ ¦ All Other and Sixes Proportionately Reduced 6 111 Type, Orleans Sun (Baraneplo) 116 5-2 SELECTIONS RESULTS Blanda Reports 8 Sugar P' (Smith) 109 4.1 2 Bits j t, (Parker) ... 117 4-1 WHITE Goodyeor IJ 4 1 I1 W AM 1 Trade;. Flos- I Luck (Haun)... 106 10-11 11—Bow Lanna, Honey Dauber, 7 50x14 Changeoveri ¦ 11 ¦ ? Rfddy Jones (Stein) -8y« Pharoh . 106 10-11 To 5 Oilers'Squad Always Fair (Esplncsa). 108 20-1 2—Color Plate, Char Red, Admiral : 7 Bess Delaware Coamle (Rivera)lll 20-1 Ken 2 ways charge |T! HOUSTON, July 15 (AP).— : 3—Little Pickin’B, High Leaf, Toms to FIRST RACE—Purse. $3,000: claim- Pal. , FIFTH RACK—Purse. $1,OOO: 4- ing: 3 and 4 year old maidens: 1 i George Blanda, weighing 215 year-olds 4—Orleans Sun, Reddy Jonee, Bits 1 Regular Central Charge. No2. 10-Month Cantral Revolving and up: claiming; SV, fur-! mile. returned to football lonrs. Baby cost to you. Account. Small Service Charge. Sportscaster (C’ 8.60 3.80 *2.80, pounds, 's—Christie Lee, Ounnysack. 9 Night Bride (Liddle)... 109 2-1 Algoa. Nordic Princess (Lee) 3.40 2.80 after Mister All i yesterday a two-year re- 7 Christie ,6—Desborough, Buckle, Haste* prices plus tax and tire on car of condition. (Eccard) 1.40 • Lee (Brandt) 109 7-2 any your regardless Wild Sylvia tirement. 2 Algoa (Rivera) 114 5-11 Countess. Blazer, Wait. Abies ’ 5 —Set Km Paper Baby. Miss Thell (L. Reynolds) 109 5-1 17 Up, Texas Token, Miss Saggsbee. Mi?s Westgate. Aunt Mae. The former quarterback of 1 Lute Song (Palumbo)lo9 10-1' Charm. XI Turista. Time. 1:42%. 3 B—Count de ; Sir Hope (no boy) 114 10-1 ' Coste. Loud Applause, Old the 4 Chicago Bears was among ! Purple Haze (Brandt) 104 Chape] 6 20-1 Gaddle (no boy) no 20-1 • 9—Heathertone, Claridge 2nd, Quat- an early squad of 55 playern re- Thell. 'I J Gunnysack (Parker)... I re Chance 110 20-1 Aqueduct 109 Bast Bet—Ceunt de porting for the opening of f !10 pee (French) .. 20-1 Coste By the Associated Press I Also el'-ible: training by the Houston Oilers S Jolly Rhymer (LR'n'da) 116 FIRST RACE—Purse. 83,500: claim- of the-new American King’s Flight (no bov) 114 •ing; 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs • Football 1 O d Soft Shoe (no boy). 114 Shenandoah Out Madame (W’h’e) 11.00 6.00 1.50 League. King Jack (Palumbo) 111 Winter J Leagne (Stovall) 7.40 I. IO I LEHMAN'S »S, Scratches T Scroll (Adams) 3 30n I SIXTH RACE—Purse. 3- Adams. $1,000; Nymphe's Bully. Bud Reali year.-olds; claiming: 6 furlongs \l—Golden Blow. Gun Boy. Kather- Wood County. Say Peter Pompe- Joy. 6a Desboroush (Parker) 107 3-1 ina Q. Neglected Miss. Motorists Since 1917 lero. Fjankle Laine. Time. 1:12%. 8 P'mount Lady (no boy) 109 4-1 ,2 —Warriors Stand, Stavrus, Port; Re-Tiring Washington Cup Play Delayed 9 Mister Buckle (Rivera) 114 5-1 of Entry. Fey. RACE Purse. 33 500; 107 3—Admiral SECOND : The Women’s District Golff 2 Ernie G. (Brandt) 18-1 Al. Reddist Redbird. An- claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 7 fur- 1 Haste Countess (Parker) 112 8-1 other Echo, Beste Halls. 1025 BRENTWOOD RD. N.E. o ADams 4-0300 longs. 3 GoodnPoog (Vasil) 112 10-1 Hope- Gunnysack, King’s **,E " THRU -7 A M - to Scarlet Slipper , Flared (Atwell) . 104 20-1 Hasty Ad. Tintern, Joycey's Lad. QTADF terday at Court House Country lIAIIDC Daublen. Diane's Reauest, Lovely Also eligible: Peter’s Joy. Tomfoolery, Bold Specu- wl vnC nUUnd. Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Irene. Tu Amiga. Mohegan, Brook- - Club, was postponed because > c Cole Coffee (Biamonte) 109 lator. Broom Sage. wood. Time. 1:25%. a C. W. Knox and Mrs. R. R. Hilton B—Old Chapel. Passing Moment. from tp a wet •Disqualified Ist 2d. of course. It will be re- - entry. . Raccoon. New Occupy. - - DOUFLE PAID $176.70 fl for CAR Christmas Md H J. Matin- »—Bernley, Weedock. Fajardo.. Red the near future. • nis entry. ’ Flush.