4 THE EVENIN G star . Raeina ' Woihington, D. C., Monrfoy, July It, 1960 Wins A-16 Christy Shenandoah's Attendance, I ' MINOR LEAGUES PACIFIC COAST LEAGVE Four Power Show Gains W. L Pct. W. L Pct Wagering Big Spokane St 3S riO(( Seattle 4i 47 4H< Sac mto 51 4S .543 Vanc-v’r 4? 50 .451 JOE SL City 4R 4-1 ..->33 S 4.3 F KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS Hl CHARLES TOWN, W. Va., Dieeo 4,’ 54 . the ¦ second best number of win- Tacoma 48 44.522 Portl’d 37 52 .4IF Regatta Cups July 18 (Special). Shenan- Por'land. 8: Vancouver. 7. ) share to—3. Seattle. ¦ ners the other 30 per Spokane, t»—0: (first doah Down* its second (tame 13 innings, AT DELAWARE By DOUGLAS LAMBORNE opens 1 cent. Takoma. 10—4: Salt Lake 4 City. Contributing Writer full week of the current meet- San The Big Bonanza hit a new Diego. 8: Sacramento. 7: (II Don returns to Bal- - innings). W Christy ing tonight, riding high on the * high Saturday, as one fan AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ttimore with four pieces of sil- ‘ wings of the Big Bonanza. W. L. Pct W. L. Pct, Selections Made for Fast Track verware won in yesterday’s picked five winners and banked Denver 59 34.034 Min'ap’a 40 50 4<« FIFTH RACE—Pufm, $5,500; allowances; 6 furlangs. Lo'sville 5(1 Ch les Post Time. 2 PM. 3-ytar>oldi; ' Th on the last 42.571 n 4 :51 .452 Capital Power Boat onn pool betting Houston 51 47 .520 D Ft.W 42 52 4+7 b'd should win No 8 5 Regatta L $16,928.20. Attendance hit a $ boy , St +9 BEST. BET—JEUNE OCCUPY—THIRD RACE ® R OCK age 118 the six races was into Paul 47.510 Indan's 3« 58 .383 contender . placid Potomac. put effect at ; Strong Choquette . 85 Charleston. 7 t 1 new high, 11,276. Records also Indianapolis. 2—2: I—4 SIDE KICK Better than mud effort Nelson . 5 2 Louisville. 2—3; Dallas-Fort Worth. FIRST RACE—Pune, $3,000; daiminf ($5,500); 2-y*ar-old»; 5Vi MORN Twenty-one-year-old Christy y the start of this meet July 5. 1 112 Throw out last; factor W. Graham - 6-1 . were set in total i *—2. * mutuel, $476,- Houston. 4—6: - 1 took three firsts and second d St Paul. furlongs. ! GEM 111 0,1 Lee 8 t a first I—s. LEE Through the 11 nights Denver, ft—ll: Minneapolis. I—3.1 —3. Horse » 113 Uosat winner in mud Nelson 10-1 inj the outboard ’ 604; the daily double pool, $39,- P.F. Wgt. Comment Jockey Odds 5 competition WEAIHERTON 122 Kentucky invader No boy 15-1 l of this meeting, the track has INTERNATIONALLEAGUE 6 SIR DONALD . 116 Won eorlier; Chombert 3-2 **between the Memorial * 677; single race betting. W L Pct W $3,500 * al. Gush«n-G. M. Holtsinger entry. and $58.- L Pct. 3 DANNY DEE 116 Drops; fourth eorlier 9,000 Lee 4-1 6,495 in attendance of Toronto 6**30.667 Jer Citv 4148 .461 Fourteenth street averaged > 422, and, course, the Bonan- Buffalo No bridges. I 49 42 .538 Montre 146 48 4fts 1 REDOBOW 116 Won lost -for $5,000 - boy 6-1 SIXTH 1 i RACE—Purge, $4,000; claiming ($5,000); 3-yaar-old«; 'Richm'd 50 44 .ft3_’ bus 4‘*ft’* No Ted Thompson and b and $288,605 za pool, $28,120. Col 444 IB BATHYSCAPH 110 Leo Doumil boy ... 8-1 Bob in mutuel handle. High mila Rch'ster 42 46 .477 Miami 39 10-1 (turf). 52 429 8 GREEK GIFT 113 Drops from $7,000 Kirklond ... Thornton dominated the alco- The Bonanza is responsible Featured is the Toronto. 7—5: Montreal, I—4. 9 on on : tonight GOLDEN IMPULSE 116 Cl.once lote roily Botchelier ...10-1 •’ Good record dirtCorle 5-2 Rochester. 9—l : Buffalo, 1 o . non-stock for 3 —5. 11 MADAM HANG 110 Ron sixth in bow; $6,000 C.gGonzolex . 10-1 1 .114 Can handle turf Choquette 4-1 hol-burning classes, 5, these new highs. Fans picki Amercan Tote purse for allow- . Miami, ft; Richmond, 3. 3: City. 1. in ron — 15-1 DARE .112 1 with ' Columbus. Jersey 15 LONG LANCEII3 Tipped bow; tenth. Choquette- 1 S SVLV? Won earlier; 4.250 -Choquette 8 \ Silver Spring machinist t the winners of the last six ance horses at 6 furlongs. 17 DARINGTON 116 speed for 7,000 ..No .15-1 SHOPPER 112 Won last; factor Chambers 8-1 t Ray SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION No boy ' e n Thornton firsts in the e races. The Bonanza W. L. Pct W L Pct. 20-1 .* DAYS race taking Big gets Patch’s Admiral’s Party and 10 xED'S SCHOLAR 108 Ninth for 5,500 of 75-1 ... Rini 114 Better than last ChambersBl 1 £PJJTY 5 ’ 12 SPORTSCASTER Atlanta 56 4 .571 Mem’is 45 46.495 7 CORRESPOND 113 Outrun in start McKee 20-1 1 117 after victory Nelson i__ 8 1 C and F Racing 70 only Steps up Hydros. per cent of that pool and 1 John Keelor’s Stolen IBirham 50 46 .521 Naah’le 48 .490 0 SUG Secwt 50 5 PRINCE MERCURY . 113 No in debut Contreras 20-1 120 ?or 3.500 Mcl*or 10-1 L'e R'k 4X45 .516 Shre’ort 48 51 speed 1 ? I!!” »prin» 23, from Ran- - is divided those .485 last on Thompson. among with1 are the ones to 4 WINNERS 10 Poor record Baker 20-1 * Drops; poor turf Kratx .10-1 watch in this Mobile 48 48 .500 41 Alt - Chat'ta 56 .423 1 10 . races 20-1 GLOUCESTER ROAD No dallstown. Md., and most 6: ft. 2 CHARLIE LAMB . . 113 Unimpressive Contreras .. . 1 114 Drops; outside chance boy y .15-1 a student it the winners. Those have ! one. I Shreveport, Memphis, 13 I TAKE 116 Looks like a trailerNo boy 20-1 11 ?’ 109 Last disappointing No boy _..y..15-l at; Florida had Mobile, 5: Atlanta, 4 JESS Southern, noo Birmingham, 1; Chattanooga. 0. 14 OUR CHOICE .. 110 Slow from gate No boy 20-1 1 109 Some fair efforts No bay y.. 151 sweeping both heats Nashville. 3-6; Little Rock, 2-5. 12 PAINTED 110 Poor races . Show 20-1 1 11 SPOILS OF WAR 109 Poor races No boy 20 1 difficulty a 16 xFANCY BINGO 108 lost for $4,500 at 64-1 Rini 20-1 of the A Racing Hydros, scor- SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE SEVENTH RACE—Pune, $4,500; claiming ($lO,OOO to W. L. Pct. W. L. Pct. ' $9,000); , iChar'te 54 33 .621 4 4 44 560 SECOND claiming ($3,000); 3-year-old ing a perfect 800 points. In the ; SPOTLIGHT .Jack’lle RACE—Purse, $3,000; * 4-year-oldi and up; 6 furlongs. » ON SPORTS Colu'bia 51 40 .560 Char n 41 49 .456 F Hydros, he finished second 49 41.544 Ash'lle 38 51.427 fillies; 6 furlongs. 2 BEAU PILOT 122 Should lead Corle 5 2 (Knox'le throughout . Continued From Page A-14 Savan'h 49 41 .534 Macon 32 57.360 1 Thornton in both heats' 119 out 2 OLD TIMER —llB winner . *to 11 SUBSTANTIAL Throw mud Effort Thornburg , 5-2 Game for $9,000 .__C. Gonzales 4-1 Charleston. 7; Macon, 2. 4-1 8 ALL THINGS NICE for 6 1 5 FAIRY MANTLE 115 Upset winner earlier Code I 110 Duo top effort ..Corle In the second heat of the F F rowing,” Lindsey says. "He was a flyer during the war and Charlotte, 3: Asheville. 2. 8-1 1 $ SKY POINT 122 Droos; contender No bov 8-1 t ' Columbia. 12: Knoxville 6. 1 DULANEY . 115 Better than last; factor Corle - Hydros, Ed Mobley, 47, ofif he there’s more of 12 QUESTIENNE 115 Much improved; contender Contreras - 8-1 1 BESPOKEN 112 Meets lesser; factor .No boy 8 1 * says a thrill, more of a sensation of ! Savannah. 9-5: Jacksonville, 3-3. 1 5 xRESFRICTED . 113 Second at Monmouth; 9,ooo_Rini 8-1 was thrown EASTERN LEAGUE 10 GOODNIGHT LADIES -.115 Drop* a bit Baker 8 1 . Frederick,I Md., n speed, in crew than in 1 3 GUN CASE racing flying.” W L Pct W L. Pct. races fair .. . Rini 10 122 Won route earlier .. Chambers 10-1 13 xFOOL'S GAL .107 Recent 1 f his boat n 4 from 50 yards from 47 33.588 Read g 4139 471 No 'CH BIN on Wil'ort 2 NOOR'S ANGEL 112 Fast from gate 10-1 1 ... 114 Third earlier turf Leo . . 15-1 is boy And George Blair qualified to speak on thrills. At Spr'gf'd 43 39 524 Bing n’ 37 44 457 15 ACADEMY GIRL 115 Second eorlier for $3,000 Botchelier 10 1 the finish but was uninjured. EIGHTH RXCE—Pune, $3,500; claiming ($3,250); 4-year-old( and about the time Lan'ter 4139 513 Allen'n 37 45 .451 18 WILD DARE 119 Surprise third for 3,500 Peoke 15 1] Thompson returned in the BB Lindsey was wounded in France, Blair was Fnringfleld, 6; Lancaster, 4 No No 1 1/16 6. 8 CRAFTY WAVE 112 lote line boy 15-1 up; milae. shot down Aleentown. Binghampton, 3. Racingj Hydros, where, in the e getting on a Japanese-held island in the 4. 3 TOM GAL 112 Faded in last, $4,000 No 15 1 Pacific, Rading, 8; Williamsport, boy 2 SPHiNGHtII 120 Won .arli.r for $5,000 N.lson 2-1 Rini 20-1 ; r s But TEXAS 4 xSAGGSBEE 107 Still seeks first victory . - 6 FOUQUILR 120 first heat, he exchanged leads he got out. He rode out on the wing of a rescue LEAGUE Seeks third straight victory .. Grimm 3-1 1 plane. W. L. Pct W L Pct. 6 ACCELERATION 112 Likely to fade early Choquette 20-1 7 NEW EFFORT 113 Second in lost; $3,500 Shaw 6-1 Vwith Ed Otten of Emporia, Va., “You more out of RioGr. 60 35 .632 Tulsa 4ft 44 ft'*« 14 112 Rank outsider No boy 20-1 get crew than you ever put into I CRIMSON SAGE 10 BURRWAY MISS 111 Second in mud; 3,000 .lee 8 1 it,” BAn io 6042.543 Austin 44 49 473 Poor races fthree times before 17 SNATCHES 112 Peake . 20-1 108 finishing8 “There Victoria 4ft 43 48 3 xWEF-PERS PRINCE Weak rally when fifth Rini 10-1 V Lindsey says. may not be the individual fame of i 49 .521 Am'rillo 473 9 C»NDY ROCK 112 Drops; poor record McKee 20-1 j Amarillo 4 IWAYBLADE 120 Charles Town winner Chambers 10-1 second. In the final heat, “ at Austin (wet grounds* 7 FRIENDLY MUSH 112 Looks like a trailer .Chambers . 20-1 other look at it this Rio Grande V>lley. 4; San An- 1 MODEST COUNT 113 No sports, but, well, way: Dtops; breaks slowly bay 10-1 led all the way, and tonio. 3. 16 FOXY PAT 112 last for $3,000 at 24-1 J. Block 20 1 5 Thompson ROYAL DARE 113 Meets lesser; poor races .No boy 15-1 6: 2 accumulated enough points to “Ifthis sport didn’t have to offer, do ! Tulsa, Victoria. . 9 FREEDOM S FOLLY 108 Outrun in last; $3,000 No boy 20-1 9 o something where ) MEXICAN LEAGUE THIRD RACE—Purse, $4,000; claiming ($12,500); 2-ycar-01d,,- W. L. Pct. W L * 8 CORONEL .113 Cluttering field C. Gonzalez 20-1 taket another first. Otten stalled d we get all our crews? There aren’t enough damn fools in Pct. 5 ’/l furlong,. • Tigers 42 37.532 Reds 39 4 1.470 xApptentice allowance claimed. the line Vera C 39 Poza R. 33 49 ] 100 yards from and d the whole country to beat their brains out for , 42 .519 402 6 JEUNE OCCUPY 112 'should win here lee 7 5 nothing,” ( jMon rev 41 I<* s*»h Puebla 33 49 .402 1 ) —— „ V third. 2 LUSTY GLORY IT6 Won lost for $7,500 Choquette 2 i wound up Mexico Citv Reds, 10—ft; Mexico I—o. 4 10 1 1 ! City Tigers. PET DARE ... 119 Fourth earlier; 12,500 .Thornburg started first in each h Christy (Francis Stann is on vacation. His Lose Puebla. 9—7: Vera Crug. 7—5 1 EGOTIST 115 Ron third for $7,500 No boy 4-1 Win, or Draw MR. for the k Monterrey at Poza Rica (2), poat- 115 fades 1 of the two heats stock column will resume 5 PRIM ROSE PRINCE . Fast from gate but ___Kratz 10 on August 7J -1 poned, rain. 3 FROWNED ON 116 Drops; poor races Lee -15-1 Ashe Takes BU’s, ASH’s, and BSH’s and d - ; won all six events, hanging up" FOURTH RACE—Puna, $3,500; claiming ($4,000); 3 and 4 year Liston Fights Last old>; 6 furlongi. perfect scores in all. year, GO TONIGHT he was the high point champ 9 TORNAT . 109 Drops into winning spot . Nelson 3-1 . Mall Net Title 1 6 TEARFUL 109 Third at Belmont; $5,000 . Corle 6-1 in these three classes. 7 PRANKISH 120 Monmouth winner; 3,500 Thornburg 6-1 CO Arthur Ashe of Richmond, worse effort of the, SHENANDOAH -117 Rates excellent chance . Contreras 8-1 j Christy’s 12 EASY JIG .. who the Folley iff $5,000 8-1 i won Middle Atlantic Tonight; was a second the AU 10 RITCHIE MAY ... 109 Second mud for Shuk day in 8-1 114 Won eorlier for 3,500 ..Botchelier Junior a 3 MOON FLY ' championship .week DENVER. 18 (AP>.— Runabouts,I when he finished 8 CARIMULT 106 Last disappointing; $4,000 No boy __b.__.lo-1 July , earlier, added the Mall Ten- bbehind Robert E. of Rich- ? GO 1 PLAY ROOM 114 Seasonal bow; chance Shqw 10-1 Sonny Liston, the Philadel- Lee, BONANgAO nis Club now 5 BAVARD -H4 Won lost for 3,250 No boy 10-1 i tournament’s men’s phian with bombs in his 14- nmond. Shonandooh Down* footurot Big IMMEDIATE .114 Surprise fifth; $3,500 J. Block 15-1 Bonanza, Americas newest 2 JOLLY ROMAN singles title to his collection Summaries: betting thrill. /'/vS' poor 20-1 [ inch fists, rules a Io in 4 SINGAPORE SLING .114 D*ops; record C. Gonzalez . an 11-5 favorite Al’ Runabout*—First Heat—l. Rob- Every fan ha* chance cash on i-i f f’ \ i yesterday at Turkey Thicket ert E. Lee. 2. area's L- I * 11 NORTHWARD BOUND 114 Rank outsider ... .No boy 20-1 over boxing stylist Zora Folley » Richmond, Don Christy. fabulous winning* in this V'V FILING playground. Baltimore; 3 Roger Hoffman. York. ! 6nt pic six pool wagering. - ¦ for their 12-rourid heavyweight pPa Time—ft 06.0. seeded Second Heat—l. Lee: 2. Hoffman; i Two payoffs every night and rvnnersup collecting ’ Ashe, second here, fight tonight in the Denver 33. —4:66.0. ’ Christy Time on the Little Bonanza. > LOW Final Standings —1. Lee 800; °MJ scored a mild upset over Coliseum. DAYUGWT top- and 2. Christy Hoffman 625. Christy lt'» Fun . . . It's Exciting . . . IF* Easy . . . Flay PRICES seeded » on time. Mexico Next i George Stewart, 6-2, Most here Lis- awarded second better elapsed - j the Big Bonanza at Shenandoah Downs. experts pick ' tonight Step C Racing Hydro*—First Heat—- - 6-0. to 4-6, Washington's Edgar ton, weighing 212, knock out 1.1 Bob Thornton. Silver Spring; 2. Deffv OewUo ffntend second rote*. OTHER City. Pa.; Lee was the cham- John Mokranin. Ellwood Big Beeome lest six race*. For United States , only repeat Folley, 195, from Chandler, 3. Ed Otten. Emporia. Va. 3:43,0. Dean Worcester. / Deluxe air canditioned J I pion as he won the senior Ariz., in less than seven rounds. Second Heat—l. /AXx* Gray lino buses loavo 1010 Eye TERMS Manchester. N. H.; 2. Thornton; 3. Ot- ’ direct men’s and doubles i M E-M- t»«l ff-M. to track. ENTRIES Davis Cup Team singles But Folley has plenty of back- «t.iten. 3:32 ft. crowns, teaming with John who point to his m Final Standings—l, Christy 800; ers greater Ig». Smith. 600; 3, Lee. 394. Posner Agency By the Associated Press Manns of Philadelphia in the experience «nd boxing ability Final Standings—k Thornton 7OO; „2. Worcester 569: 3. 469. Next for the United I'latter. Mokranin 1101 N.W. Aqueduct step 1 ' along w-ith a knockout punch A Stock Hydro*—First Heat—- K Street 1. «. Jane Ridley h the Men's Christy: Smith. Park. Dawns By Associated Press States Davis Cup tennis team 1 Singles that has flattened 29 ST. Arthur Ashe, Richmond, defeated opponents ; Pap . 3 Lee 4:2« O. 3-5530 RACE Purse. *3.800; ® ow a w.t.xim FIRST is the series with Mexico and I George Stewart, Washington, 6-2, 4-6. in 56 pro fights. Second Heat—l. Christy: 2. Smith: Tcrwjsr. claiming. 4-year-olds end up. 1 mile. 1 .,3. Doug Van Rossum, Baltimore. 4:32.8. < i E J Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 118 the Yanks . 6-0. Queens Visit 11 4 Chance Deb h aren't figuring on Women's Folley has lost three bouts Bl' Runabouts— First Heat—l. 1,1 Acathca 111 Singles Transact 114 any pushover. Mimi Kanarrk Brooklyn. N. Y de Christy. 2. Ed Brady. Lancaster. Pa.; 4 x IJ'flp i and has two draws on his rec- j Squawbit 11 Owendelle b seated Arvedia Mitchell, New York City, 33. Ben Markly. jr . Baltimore 4 :11 0 114 Darlln Patrice 111 One is the Heat—l, Meky Blyn big reason thin 1 6-3. 6-2. ord. Liston has kayoed 20 oppo- . Second Christy; 2, Bradby; x Gemayya 114 3. 4 Mias Prim 108 Senior Markly 30.0. air in the mile-and-a-half r Singles Final . Edgar Lee. nents in 30 bouts. His only de-1 -Standings—l. Christy. 80<»; *3.500; Washington, defeated SECOND RACE Purse. ; altitude of Mexico City, site of . John Mann. Philadelphia, 6-3, 6-3. 10-round decision 22. Bradby. 600; Markly. 450. claimins: J-year-olds; S'a furlongs. feat was a A Racing Hydros—First Heat —l. 11 o Erreountess 11H Out Madame 5 the August 6-7-8 American 1 Bays IH-and-Lndrr Singles Ted Thompson. Randallstown. Md.: 2, Charles Berry. Washington, to Marty Marshall in 1954. Flying Fairy 118 Jet Streak defeated !jFletcher Otten. Emporia Va : 3, Bob Dance }}«44 zone series. Phil 6-2, Princess Nagra 1 IB Jewel s Lucas, Washington, 6-u Promoter Milt Willner said IILerch. Washington. 3:40.5. 110 116s Buoxl Queen Down Count The United States qualified Bove Ift-and-Vnder Singles than 10.000 Second Heat—l. Thompson: 2, Ot- he expects more ten:tl 3. Lerch for the second round by blank- Dick Parker. Washington, defeated 3:54.0. THIRD RACE Purse. ¦ Jim Gilbert, Washington. 6-0, 6-u. fans in the Coliseum, which Final Standings—l. Thompson. 800; furlongs. o Otten. 3. -.'-year-olds: al, • 2. 600; Lerch 450. claiming: ing Canada. 5-0, at Quebec ' Girls IK-and-l'nder Singles 114 a Loft 114 t will seat 11,400, for the bout. " B Stock Hvdro*—First Heat—l. "'BuuHEISHMM'S AM Blue Dragon 8 . Carolyn Williams. Lynchburg. Va Man « over the week end. 2. George Mt. Noble Union 118 Sweet Lanky defeated Edith Gill, Philadelphia. 6-4. Willner guaranteed Folley Christv; Benjak. Wolf, Redouble Nat 114 Bimenite Pa ; 3. Smith. 3:56.0. Clackamas libs Barry MacKay of Dayton. . J Second Heat Golden cal 114 Men’s Doubles $40,000 and Liston $25,000. Lis- —l, Christy; 2. Benjak: 3. Smith. 3:49.8 8 Ohio, whipped Bob Bedard. Stewart and Dick Cohen, h { Dr. Phil- ton is ranked No. 1 and Folley Final Standings—l. Christy, 800; 2. D«:r adelphia. defeated Joe Williams and Canada’s ace, 6—3. 6—3. 3—6. Benjak. 3. Smith. 4ft<» 114J Horace Lynchburg, 6-3. No. 2 in Ring Magazine’s latest s Setter 115 W«Sd County • Cunningham, F Racing Hydro*—First Heat—l, for the BEST DEAL 6—3. and Bernie T Farms-Oordon entry. Bartzen, the a Lucky Day Women’s Doubles rating of challengers to tThorntoh; 2. Thompson; 3, Worcester. steady Texan from 3:26 4. WO. Dallas, • Kanarek and Virginia Glass, New RACE Purse. »¦* Heavyweight Champion Floyd 3 Second Heat 1. Thornton; 2. FOURTH York City, defeated Bessie Stockard and up. 6 fu»-- routed sub Francois Godbout. 7Thompson: 3. Worcester. 3:27.8. maiden 3-year.old? and 6-1, Patterson. • Carolyn Williams, Lynchburg, Final Standing—l. Thornton. 800; n 6—l, 6—l. 6—3, >in the con- ¦ 6-1. Valloa 116 2. Thompson, 450. Battle Eve 118 Senior Doubles 600; 3. Worcester. xOur Answer 111 R Hydro*—First Honev Flower 118 eluding singles yesterday. Racing Heat —1. Square 16 J Lee and Manns defeated Dr. Ted Stand Singing 116 S shlne Id Otten: 2, Thompson; 3, Benjak.iE"flreeteeo Illi and East M 116 Tarella H«s! New Zealand, also playing r Inse Walter Onque. Orange. 3:59.0. Roadtown N. J , 6-1, 6-0. Aviva's Di'Ples ill in the American zone, gained RHUBARB Second Heat—l, Thompson: 2. Ben- jakJ Mixed Doubles 3:57.2. claim- and Final FIFTH RACE —Purse. *3.700: -,the second round by piling up ) Arvelia Mitchell Ray Mitchell Continued From Page A-14 Btandings--r-1. Thompson, 700: 6 furlongs. New York City, defeated Margaret 2. Benjak. 626: 3, Otten. 400. ing; 3-vear-olds: a Diable 11.; ' clinching 3-0 edge over the Peters Rhine Wine 116 French ' and Ernie Ingrim, Washington, quickly escorted Paparella 'Twin Reau 11 • Mystere West Indies at Port of 6-2. 6-7, 8-6. ll4J Spain, Roys Doubles into the dugout. Honev Roan 116 Mill Junior IbgTIRES ..Illi Trinidad. Eric Alleyne and Bob Davis, New Star Act 100 Once inside, Paparella gave Sweden beat City, defeated Charles Berry and *4.000: maid- France, 3-2, attYorkLinwood his version of Skowron's MAJOR LEAGUE SIXTH RACE—Purse. Simpson, Washington, 6-4. loop- I furlongs to » 6-2. en 3-year-olds and Rya: 6 Baastad, Sweden, enter the 111 1 ing shot. Hula Lou 116 sSnrfw Crust European final e 116 Tardino 11', zone against "I followed the ball as it LEADERS Flown! h Too 116 Crimson Glory Italy. That a Trying J series will be , went to the height of the - Happv News llfi Misfire upper AUTOMOBILE ENGINES CHECKED 116 at either Baastad or Requestfully played Baden deck and then came down,”, AMERICAN LEAGUE Stockholm, July Leads BATTING (based on 180 or more . 29-31. r Again . at RACE—Purse. *6.500: al- -he told a circle of newsmen. B SEVENTH bats)—Runnels, Boston. .320; Gen- lowances: 3-year-olds: 1 mil* tile. 113 "It curved right around the Baltimore, .318: Minoso, Chi- 116 Hum ne Leader L’g Gone John Maryland League cago. and Power. Cleveland, .315; 116 foul fair and a kid Dam Udaipur 1,16 " Alexandrians pole caught Maris. New York. Power 116 Take ‘ .314. Wise 116 Count Amber Ship Baden regained first place in it.” RlNS—Mantle.8 New Mans. Penowa Rullah 116 York .73: Old Dominion Honors > the Southern Maryland Base- N“w York. 58- Runnels. Boston. 63; Rocky Colavito. whose sin- j Minnso, Chicago, 51; Allison, Wash- EIGHTH RACE Purse. *4.'!O<>: . ball FREE Association with 3-2 vic-» F ”, and up; In John William- a in bottom of the ington, fto. claiming; 3-year-olds Alexandrians *gle the RUNS BATTED IN—Maris, New York; miles iturfl. son. Lou tory over St. Leonard's yester- won «6 Schucker and BarryI, eighth it for Detroit, tore r 71; Gentile. 59: While Red Wave 111 Doshay Baltimore. Skow- F You Wait With New TV < 110 day at Baden. Baden has a ron, New Minoso. Chi- f: Engine Analyzer Surfer Trades 111 1 Dawson swept the big prizes in-3 in from his rightfield position) York. 58; a 10, cago. 54; Hansen, Baltimore, 52, a Staysail II 114 Rippowam 10-1 record and St. 116 b 11. j drag racing at Old Dominion . Leonard’s, to argue. Dykes raced from See b P'ks Bad Bov Fabulous Fox HlTS—Runnels,, Boston, and n. for yourself the condition of plugs, coil, 10 Minoso distributor, wiring, timing, corburetor, storter, Star Wagon 116 Leave Can Ted 10-2. the The in. Chicago. 99: Smith. Chicago. 98’ 4 i Speedway yesterday. dugout. litterbugs W generotor, regulator, battery, without All with Real Request 116 Counter Punch I Robinson. Baltimore, 96; Breeding. ; etc., removing ports. tests made engine running. 116« Buffalo Jubilee 100 Title Page Williamson’s 1957 Thunder- Gwynn the stands went wild. Baltimore. You can save renew Cherry 94. gas, original engine performance and cut down on repair bills if you a Harris-Waller entry. 12-2 at stop bird with a Park, Buffalo, Marlboro "He must have had an DOUBLES—Skow’-on, New York. 21; *¦• trouble before it starts. With modern entry. Pontiac engine was s op- t this electronic test we con tell in b Mitchell-Lankenau Runnels, Boston. and i equipment you minutes outslugged Bristol, 24-14 at tical Siebern if service is Drive top eliminator with a time ofj illusion.” Dykes said.) Kansas City. 16; Breeding. Balti- h > any required. in today. W NINTH Purse. *4.200. RACE Bristol. Grennock won ovgr argument more: Malzone. Boston. Smith and id l',a miles. 10.28 seconds and 3 "My was no ball) and Wash- claiming; 3-year-olds: speed of 89.10 Lollar, Chicago, Allison, ‘ Joe 117 Date 111 Accokeek. at Doaks '. miles per hour for the fifth j 8-1, Accokeek and can curve around a ington. 17. •••• / x- Open Note 115 xNorth Pass 105 of 2-foot) i < L- y 106 TRlPLES—Aparicio and Fox. Chi- 1- i Acantha 1 oft Our Qread H a-mile. Annapolis gained a 7-3 decision screen. Even a sliced golf ball 1 cago, Robinson. Baltimore; Max- J'mv Mee Boy 111 over Gambrills at Annapolis. wouldn't do that.” well, Detroit; Snyder. Kansas City x Apprentice allowance claimed. Schucker won the little elirn- ) and Mantle, New York, ft - inator trophy at 12.35 and 93.75 HOME RUNS—Maris. New York. 28; Mantle. New York, and Lemon in his 1960 Corvette. Dawson, Washington. 21: Colavito, Detroit 19: Held. Cleveland. 15. driving a '59 Pontiac, turned STOLEN for GREATER S racing > GRADED HANDICAPS RASES—Aparicio. Chicago mileage 13.88 and 84.0 to win the stock Landis. Chicago. 13: Minoso. Chicago, and Piersall, Cleveland £ X BETTER performance, LONGER engine life S eliminator award, a new com- 11- Breeding, Baltimore, and Tem- petition. ple, Cleveland. 9 AT SHENANDOAH PITCHING. (based or* 7 or more de- I RESULTS cisions*—Coates, • New York, p-1, .900; Turipy. New York. 6-1, .857: 1503 LEE HWY. ONLY* Stobbs, Washington. 6-2, .750; > Time, 7:15 n.m. (E DT) SIXTH Delaware Greenbelt Boosts RACE—Purse. *1.000; 4- Cleveland. JO-4. Bg Perry. .14: FIRST RACE—Furse. four- SI.000; year-olds and up: fillies and mares; Daley. Kancas City, 12-5, .706 FIRST RACE—Purse. B3.000; claim- and year-olds up; claimms; six lur- claimins; 6 furlongs isSTRIKEOUTS—Bunning. Detroit. 112: > 6 furlongs. Record Tuesday, Only ing:
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