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FOGEL's AMAZING Lead with 11 Won THING/ Two Tie in Manor Golf BEN HUNDLEY B D St* THE EVENING STAR C-4 Washington, D. C WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, ISM Racing Board Resumes Inquiry Prendergast Wins Twice in Return Fisherman Will Run In Use of Drug on Mister Black By tha Associated Prass the nature of amphetamine," To English Tracks By tha CHICAGO, Aug. 18.—The another name for benzedrene. Auociated Proa In Whitney; Dr. Harthill admitted he “made YORK, England, Aug. 18— Decision ML mr Illinois Racing Board con- reporting ¦ mm Mps** a mistake” in not his Paddy Prendergast, the tinued hearings today on the actions to stewards as prescribed Irish jm . trainer, came , pp* English on The Dancer v ¦ administration of a drug to by the Illinois turf code. back to Put Off Reuben wealthy real estate tracks for the first time in 10 By thalAsieclatad Praia Mister Black, who won the $25,000 Grassland Handicap for man, said: “This has certainly months—and celebrated with SPRINGS, Y., been quite a SARATOGA N. Hasty House Farms at Wash- blow to all of us. two winners. Aug. 18.—Ancient Saratoga race But what are you going to do The English Jockey Club may up with ington Park Saturday. course come one owner of when the veterinarian takes it banned Prendergast from Eng- of the best horse races of the Allie E. Reuben, Hasty House, said he would be on himself to treat the horse. lish tracks last October 15 after year Saturday—a duel between It unfortunate thing he questioning the at the hearing. He and Mrs. was an the performance of great 4-year-old Native didn’t even consult us.” Canadian-owned Blue Sail in an and Fisherman, of m P Reuben had been attending the Dancer one Ik. - 3 Attending tne hearings English compared • mw mmHBSsm yearling sales were race with the WBBBnBBBBBKm at Saratoga. the top 3-year-old colts of the Harry Trotsek, the Hasty House colt’s previous running in Ire- season. The horse was given a drug trainer; Logan Fisher, his stable land. No specific Kras iiife. reason C. V. Whitney said yesterday Wm < containing benzedrene last foreman, and Walter Hamilton, given. The ban was lifted July Fisherman would skip the SIOO,- Wednesday and Thursday for Mister Black’s groom. Trotsek I j 27—and yesterday Paddy tried 000 American Derby in Chicago medicinal purposes, according to also .was at the Saratoga sales! 1 his luck at York. Saturday and stay here for the fj Dr. Alex HArthill, a veterinarian. but returned to Washington He won the 5-furlong Prince Whitney, fl m il Dr. said he l 1 $50,000 added richest JSk ' 'WmO- mMBBL . I . |Hp JHB| Harthill adminis- Park Saturday afternoon. He of Wales stakes for 2-year-olds stakes of the Saratoga meeting. tered the drug because the horse said that when he first heard with Panalley, a chestnut colt by The tiny son of Phalanx has “had tightened up” and couldn’t .about Mister Black and the drug Panorama out of Ardshaubally. been assigned 121 pounds, three urinate. he thought it was a joke. My Beau, another Prendergast- over the scale for a 3-year-old, Ordinarily, traces of the In winning the Grassland, trained 2-year-old, won the 5- while The Dancer, carrying 136 medicine would be gone in 48 Mister Black beat out Brush furlong Nunthorpe sweepstake. pounds, would be 10 above stand- hours, according to experts. A Burn by a nose and set a track ard for a 4-year-old. postrace test of Mister Black record for a mile and one-eighth Whether Native Dancer will DOUBLED-UP DOUBLE PLAY—Second Baseman Davey Williams of the Giants managed to get the ball away for a double play showed presence of a drug “i& on the turf. take up his heavy package in despite the football block thrown on him by Outfielder Richie Ashburn of the Phillies in attempting to break up the combina- 10 Days of Racing the Whitney won’t be decided tion. Umpire Tom Gorman calls the play, which started when Bobby Morgan grounded to A1 Dark. The Giants won, 8-3, in the until after Alfred J. Vanderbilt, game played last night at New York. owner, —AP Wirephoto. Top Open Hagerstown his and Trainer Bill Win- ,—. 4 : 7953 Winners to 4 Defend at gray v- frey send the champion By tha Aiiocioted Fran through a workout tomorrow morning with his stablemate, Laurels in Hot Springs Show HAGERSTOWN, Md., Aug. 18. Olson and Castellani Longer Cocky, Hopman Special Dispatch to Star Social Outcast. Durocher, No I Undisturbed Tha Upperville, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. —Hagerstown’s half-mile race Social Outcast, who finished HOT SPRINGS, Va., Aug. 18.! Dulany Randolph, Bluemont, track opens today under a new second to Whitney’s Com- —Show horses Michigan to j Va.; J. Dudley Williams, Cold Says Really a By from Greens- rule designed to eliminate cheap in Saratoga Handi- In Final Drills Today It's New Season I Censure Attempt South Carolina and Illinois to boro, N. C.; A. mand the Whitey Richard Coker, improve cap August 7, is weighted at 115 By tha Associated Press By tha Associated Prass not stay on first base. By tha Associated Frail New Jersey are arriving here this Hartsville, S. C.; Susie Lucenti, horses and competition. my first baseman.” for Friday’s opening of regulation horses 6 pounds for Saturday’s event. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18— NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—He’s Lockman is BROOKLINE, Mass., Aug. 18. week River Forest, 111.; Bertram R. The bars Cold Command, who may be an Final workouts were planned to- That means that Wes Wes- the annual Bath County horse Firestone, Englewood, N. J.; Mr. years old and more which have not quite as confident as he was trum, whose batting average is ' —“lt doesn’t bother me a bit,” show. Mrs. entry with Fisherman, is in the day by Carl (Bobo) Olson and and Robert Burke, Mid- earned either this Whitney with back around the All-Star Game, .196, goes back to the bench—- Harry Hopman’s terse com- Dethroning champions will be dleburg, Va.; Edward not SI,OOO 121. Rocky Castellani for their 15- was T. Wiest, year last while making six Washington but Manager Leo of the spot he was consigned to ] a leading sport at the Home- Indianapolis, or At Park in Chi- round middleweight title fight Durocher ment to a report out of Mel- Ind.; Mrs. Charles or more starts. cago, opened, , stead horse grounds on Fri- F. Kling, where The Dancer won the in the Cow Palace here Friday the Giants has not exactly before the season and bourne that a move had been show Shaker Heights, Ohio; After the 10-day meeting 1953 Hofman to his pinch hitting day morning, afternoon Scott Spilman 111, American Derby, Fisherman night. counted his club out of the Na- , made in Australian official tennis and Robert closes the half-mile circuit 3-year- night and again on Saturday, for Charleston, West Va.; Morton would have raced against Manager Sid Flaherty broke chores. ( circles to censure the Davis Cup moves on to Timonium, Marl- olds. He have gotten in tional League race. “I just wanted Lockman to virtually every top 1953 ribbon W. Smith, Middleburg, and would up camp ( captain for statements made at Va., boro and Bel Air in that order. Olson's training at "I know we’ve lost that fat easy for a few days,” • winner is returning. Mrs. E. M. Perry, Cobham, the mile-and-one-eighth event Nice in take it Wimbledon. Va. Henry J. Carroll will be rac- with 120 pounds, 4 Lake County yesterday cushion we had,” he sighed to- “I told In the conformation hunter less than for and brought Bobo here for continued Durocher. Hopman criticized the Wim- Mrs. Gilbert Humphrey, Cha- ing secretary here for his fourth High Gun, who a day as he prepared to send the him wanted him to take a division, Spanish Mint and Miss grin the King Ranch’s brisk workout in New- I ] bledon gallery, charging it fav- Falls, Ohio, daughter-in- consecutive term. Carroll said defeated him by a 10-round Giants against their .cousins, the complete rest and not play any , Warlock, owned by Mrs. Dean law neck at level man’s gym. ored Jaroslav Drobny, the win- of Secretary of the Treasury most of the horses which cam- weights in the Belmont Stakes in Phillies. "But the fact is we’re ball. Also, Henry Thompson Rucker of Detroit and Mrs. Win- George and her at Charles Town, W. ner, in his final match with ston of Humphrey, two paigned June. The Hasty House Farm’s Castellani, remaining at his still in front and we’ve got as will be back at third base.” Guest New York, re- children. Watts and Margaret, Va., Australia’s young Ken Rosewall. on which closed Saturday, have Hasty Road, win- Bermuda Palms training quarters good a chance as anybody. It’s Giants have five more spectively, will put their titles will be showing as Fay arrived. the Preakness The The move to censure Hopman the line. Kathleen will Mrs. ner, also will carry 124 at in San Rafael, worked the last realy a new season with some 40 games at home before they shove . yesterday Norman N., from the Ingalls, chairman of Chi- games was made by Mrs. the Bath Stewards will be Joseph F. cago. four of 153 rounds he has boxed to go.” off for the West Sunday night. , Strange, Gates Mill, Ohio barn of County Show board of Durocher glad to influential member of Myron Merry, and Dusk directors, Flanagan, William L.
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