The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 20

ttefeey, Wtbm ft WW The Exploding Metropolis It mttmri nmm ENTRIES and RESULTS Keeneland Sportsman's Park rVsf Sace Purse J2250: claiming; for first lace-Purse J2750i clnmilM; for three-year-olds; lit- miles majen two-yr-C'ds: six furloncis: Respect The Street-It's Heart Of Downtown ts. Horses horses General f-fd fimal CoMtm Desert Glow Norses. w. Horses. Sets 113 ndrdl 130 Will Of iUJ 115 HI Mordeeis IU Iyer 115 H5 Pietner Zersti 117 Frock 109 118 Sparky Setter 114 B'ornr Jul' 1'2 115 Wased And Won 117 'Unuon Tower 107 115 Proud Wry 117 Hermonii 112 1 18 'art 114 KlD'ur 109 118 Nn Paooosi US I.e.

ill 115 115 Tuls lit 115 CirnetuK 115 sVatcn Alwav 110 Canard 118 e-Sceclet 'ancO 115 Peeoinj id 115 -Mr. MW Far Vftldrrt Dm Nol Menu Quarty ss Turjoy I. See Mnii Bossy BoiiR BT EDITORS OF FORTUNE 115 emmino 114 Gaytul II JeconO c-urs J2750, (luminar fs I ii four-vn-oid md uowa'di 61 rurlonos Pen. rent a-Shewhen-Mrks ntry. Ifum.oator 117 Mai 06, Second Hece Purs 12000; tlamnngi for i Bustertieoood I'Arieed Oti three-vear-oldsi sm furlongs: Mmk 117 Seven Knott 117 Hidden Gold 115 Morse Flash 117 Fancy Fuhina 170 Wise Martie 120 Hooeful Sam 117 We 120 CiiHo loatl 1 1 1 Georgia May a-Ory Pod 114 Vimen 114 Nooia Bu" 111 Vaster Bad lit But Why 114 Bannar Son) Hup Handy Sa Vandy Arm rNufftn Wianoof Greer America 120i Third Itaci Purse (2500: el 111 b-lndi Way 106 Ann.es Profit 111 Twelfth Nigltt 106 a-Oid Crest 114 Java Girl 114 Cheat) ThriM 1 1 ItiOOey Itth 108 Johnny Mission 108' triree-ver-oidSi 6Vi furlonos 111 'Smilina Jay 115 P.nk Whi.

120 Start-ant 0 114 ltnd-0-Z 117 Blue Crest 117 120 McGraw 117 Close Harmon? 117 Black Sab lis Hrsme 112 a-ttwood-8rnt wtrv. 115 'Trust To 110 Troubil 115 Count lull 120 vore Ii Wore Mr, VL1. Ihifd Race run kjwi cieirmneri rm wnan lenet iiz Blondi Dvoeae 117 Actress Varcy 112 Shaft 115 fwo-ear-o S'J rurlongs Schoolmaster 114 l-Creakn 114 Mc5.bOl Fourth lace-Purse SJOOOi allowances: Coswich -iiT suFuah ft-v, i for two-vear-oios: 6' furlonoi Si'nftm- 106 Nancvi Chant 117 e-Dawn Stir Soringfire I7 Soutr ansae 112 Ramona Hod 117 K.monte 112 114 Snot Cay 'Call Sign Dancing Doe English Chant Vtidma Girl ticoroma Hey D.ddle W. 9 sWi.r. 114 b-Doubie Darnend 114 juooen lamer 107 Golden Cirxteae 114 I Patton 112 Big Ponnii 112 Fifth lace-Purse S2750i cllimingi for 111 Hearts Afire 111 114 b-Umonlitd 114 111 ruur-yeer-oic mil uowe-0: l't iwhnt Misl Temoer 0 Jon 117 Fn tvlewrt? Knoll -Genter-Calrt entry.

mtry. Fourth Kara Purs 3500 1 allowance Stroller 107 Bookworm Dictation 117 Danasrlt Angel treettt 115 Gey Ribbom ADoointment 110 rh.i for trim-yew-otfls and uowerd; su furlongs: Dark Tool 113 cv Deal Stream 112 Androb 112 b-Miss Erlsas wLongone 115 logo 109 J12 121 Tka Hart 109 Jovial Jove lame oatti 117 Biut Sally Last of Series THE STREET works harder than any other part of downtown. It is the nervous system; it communicates the flavor, the feel, the sights. I is the major point of transaction and communication. Users of downtown know very well that downtown needs not fewer streets, but more, especially for pedestrians.

They are constantly making new, extra paths for themselves, through midblock lobbies of buildings, block through stores and banks, even parking lot and alleys. Some of the builder of downtown know this, too, and rent space along their hidden streets. Rockefeller Center, frequently cited to prove that projects are good for downtown, differ in a very fun-damental way from the projects being designed today. It respects the street. Rockefeller Center knit 'tightly into every street that inter-sects it.

One of its most brilliant features is the full-fledged street with which cuts across blocks that elsewhere are too long. Its open spaces are eddies of the streets, small and sharp and lively, not large, empty and boring. Most important, it is so dense and concentrated that the uniformity it does possess is a relatively small episode in the area. As one result of ft extreme density, Rockefeller Stro.M Point 1 1 5 evJsst Colon! b-WoooWn l2 Jiti laca-lurse 2900r iliowincesi for Mrest-yearids end uowardi 6Vi fur longs: a Reverie Knot entry. b-Vtenemarv Jones Wtry.

fitm rursi lutwiraciii rori Countess Tack) 108 Anita V. Jims Whim 112 Aradec Smoke-Me-Now 108 Neer-Oo-WeB Flitter Girl 117 Nnhla lm fwo-veer-oios; furlongs 109 117 115 112 117 115 112 Runnirtg SoueW Liodwev Juliets Sonf no Kovai envoir 11 fun Lover UBiMasud 115 Orindoaw -Mflfn in i i i imin i i 'iDnwnT III Cemavva 118 We Fiett 118 Hainv H. 118 Bengal Brisk US Linda Sue 115 'Crettv Belli 118 Susan W. 118 ace-Purse J4500: lllowaricasi for four-yelds and uowardi oni mil: Logana Molly Mollot Under Control i Arrecedo 120 a-Set Me Co 117 1151 Sun Tan Miss French Cot 120 Scotch Beautv Book Of Vers Sufh lace The Srswdan Fufuntyi oursl. Negrotre 112 King Julian 117 I'Spontaneous 112 Aftemot 117 a Bishoo entry.

A- 25 000 aooed; nt rwo-yeer-oiusi acoui ace-3nr nanoKaor purs 2 110.000 idded; for rhret-vear-olds end uo- jmt "'Ti seven furlonoss Palm tVeadl Quantrell Scotland Derrick a-Fast Pal 122 John Bruci 122 a-Namon 122 Pilot 122 Hudson Kf 121 Dark Print O'-j rurlongs: Brown Hackh) 113 -Wk Troubil 1 ,4 ay Deoage 108 Betty linn "Valustns 109 Vino Suoremi STATE PARK LODGE: One of the attractive lodges shown here is located at Punderson Slate Park in Pike County, just a short drive from Cincinnati. Attendance On Upgrade 16 Million Visit Parks In Ohio During Year 120 111 109 111 115 New York's Rockefeller Center It "Respects The Street" -Grissom infry. a-Even Stroki 114 b-lioerel Aft i Folly 113 Knee font Come On Red 106 a-Whit ntry. entry. Svntti Pact Purs JJ500: ilowmces: for three-ver-gids nd uowerd; seven fiirlnnot- 115 112 Ninth c-Purs UIOOi clumi Moon Glorr 112 Torn Thumb Beeuguerre 118 Cirri Louis Our Holiday 115 Golden Onnt Count Ceblan 115 My Carrie llS'three-vMr-oid nd uoward: Itk miles': tor 117 112 Flowing 117 Orrtrack Nunva 112 Eighth Rc-Purs S2000t cliimino; for 115 115 112 112 114 11 Breseda 107 King Redbira) 107 Vote 111 Foxy Elmer 117 Pepini Mk grounda within the Buckeye borders.

For instance Hamilton fhrt-var-lo ind uoword: l' miles uaicir Camden Lou Hill Hasty FhaM Misty Red Fort Dearborn By Dave Roberts Knquirer Outdoort Editor 110 lord Norlhbrook 114 Jim Sir multiple purpose recreational facility and soon will be able to cater to several of the outdoor lovers' "hankerln's." 107 Polkachita 108 1 1 tn. 1 1 17 Aporantice allowance ilaimtd. ijo ir uic inpliided and the annual at Ziande Mv Flight a-Vtneratio Indac Shannon Com Ocaia 61 107 Marti Dm 114 Plantation 120 Mr. Baodea) 120 i-Smudg 117 tendance) here ks almost three no Belmont Park million. Rifle and trap shooting ranges have been completed, together with a roving archery coursei which will appeal to Ohio's first lace-Purs $3700; tlaimino; tor Thomson mtrv.

I-Tho Vooi iwo-yrio uven turiongsi rrintici iilowano cieimad. Horses Wts. Horse Wts. During last July and August, the peak months, 7's million "customers" streamed through 114 growing army of bowmen. Camping areas are roughed out Garden State 122 109 Vendetta Brannagrt Sir Irafelor Quick Master Air Delight Zabsgiion many pexiplp visit Ohio parks Mch year? Totals are astounding.

According to figures based on tbe study of July and August attendance this year, officials estimate that in the fiscal vear ending June 30, 1959, more than 16 million individual will enjoy state-controlled plavgrounds! Durine the year ended June 30, 1958, the attendance was slightly under the 14 'i million mark an increase! 119 Con-Vic 115 Gref Crossmi 122 "Johnny Seen 117 a-Crefty Count 119 Thermo 114 Successful 119 first Race-Purse S35O0; tleimingi for! now, and will be completed be Ohio state park gates. They found every type of activity waiting their pleasure. They 119 116 115 three-year-olds and upward; six furlongs Wts. Horses Horses fore many months have passed. A picnic site also is planned.

a-Counrrsigi landsea -four Rencli-Heriel ntr. could picnic, they could camp; -Mionaousner Second Sac Pursa 1.1700, rtaimina, far the could rough it or live in mreo-VMMMoi and uoward, us fur anas: Wts. 115 122 115 112 115 112 112 117 style. 115 Golden Host 117 Rushvi'le Lad 1 15 Kidneo 112 Zase 114 Brother Bean 110 Sffton's Pick 115 'Solo Artist 117 Yusuf tin uiiusri LviiBuucuuii ai sr; Home Boy two small ponds and a training area. The ponds are to s-Gelio IIS 'Court of Kings 110 In short, will the city be any fun? The citizen can be the ultimate expert on this; what is needed is an observant yee, curiosity about people, and a willingness to walk, not only the streets of his own city, but those of every city he visits.

When he has the chance, he should insist on an hour's walk in the lovliest park, the finest public square in town, and where there is a handy bench he should sit and watch the people for a while. He will understand his own city the better and perhaps, steal a few ideas. Garfield It Dead; Son Of President CLEVELAND, Oct. 17 rP) Abram Garfield, last surviving child of President James Abram Garfield, died yesterday at his home here. He was 85.

The youngest son of the martyred President, Garfield retired in 1951 as a member of an architectural firm here. He had been ill several months. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Helen Matthews Garfield; a son, Edward a daughter, Mrs. William R.

Hallaran; six uick lunch 119 Greek King 118 attiabooi 119 a.FH.nlf. Dream 111 lp in Pike County's Punder (StnrlrpH vvifh rnrm nnrl Athpri Beau Dance of almost 21 million over State Park a short drive Post Prandial 116 01 Bullet 113 Sreek Slipper 111 Pester 118 s.l. v.i.. -i Antrum Casll luutjii isaii wiui iiirr irLrjetL cri figure. jfrom Cincinnati visitor could Second Rac-Purs $4000: claiming; for tttree-vear-olai ind upward; six furlongs: a-rtmek mtry.

Third Rare Purs 14300, ler twfl-vear. providing additional sport to It must be remembered, too, avail themselves of lodge ac- old maiden, Mia mile- to bow and arrow marksmen. Jlymoia Win noMeioJtJr. no casyKmofif 108 Coburn'1 Wish 112 Good Sinner 118 Be A Honey 11 tliat thette figures do nut in- cnmmrxlntlonn and dining room elude attendanee at other play-! facilities carrying the atmos Wonooram The Spring Valley Wildlife I is Bg Business iuv 1 18 Imon 11B Prince Rascal rinh.M 111 1 109 Area would continue its primary Phr Wind Pnncton orma's First phere of an expensive resort. 118 116 113 114 Wjllchjin 1 16 Marnerleen TI2 Bl Harbour 116 -But First function of providing public 'jljouth Arwricei 118 Hrvat Smginf recci Romino 118 'Mount Scopul 1 Brook 118 Moon Again Those interested in camping, Rovl Briar 118 hunting and fishing From Sep Third Race Purs S4500; allowances; for Manias Mauler 1 IB ifor instance, could travel to tember 1, through January 15, Fourth Race Purse $000; illowances; South Bass Island in Lake Erie.

flKT. for three-year-olds and uowerd. tillies end .11 fh rf -F" u.iiiS maresi six tur onos: i i iftpnennst. has tiAur irtfiiii unnM hn toree-yeafoldij furlongs: RedJKk 122 b-Bnlliarit Soed 119 j-Jenfl 1 17 Junior Perdnor 117 Tnesois 117 fsegri lea 119 s-ledlie H3 Locust T.m 116 icing's Navy 122 "Amoli'ude 109 a-Clumet farm entry. b-Montrlir-AHn 112 frrtm thu ths rtiitHnnrn free 112 rrf Pn 40 he Puh" nly Vt hustle and bustle 109; more surprising, more compact, more variepated, and busier than before not less so.

WHERE YOU find the liveliest downtown you will find one with the basic activities to support two shifts of foot traffic. By night it is just as busy as it is by day. New York's Fifty-seventh Street is a good example: it works by night because of the apartments and residential hotels nearby; because of Carnegie Hall; because of the music, dance and drama studios and special motion-picture theaters that have been generated by Carnegie Hall. It is folly for a downtown to frutstrst two-shift as Pittsburgh, for one, about to do. Pittsburgh a one-shift downtown but theoretically this could be partly remedied by Its new civic auditorium project, to which, later, a symphony hall and apartments are to be added.

The site immediately adjoins Pittsburgh's downtown, and the new facilities could have been tied Into the older downtown streets. Open space of urban not suburbandimensions could have created a focal point or pleasure grounds, a close, magnetic juncture between the old and the new, not a barrier. However, Pittsburgh's plans miss the whole point. Every conceivable device arterial highways, a wide belt of park, parking lots separates the new project from downtown. The only thing missing is an unscalable wall.

The mistake has been made before, and the results are predictable; for example, the St. Louis auditorium and opera house, isolated by grounds and institutional buildings from downtown, has generated no surrounding activity in its 24 years of existence! Good At 6oW 112 libsrel lady Jod, nt Oil Rich NeshanK 111 Burst 0 $on Hatsu 121 Courtly Diambi 110 lady Fan'isy Crown 109 Teleren Stumblin Hock 109 Herbs Miss 112 ntry. highways or cities. Boating, fishing, 109 112 112 Fourth Race-Purs J5000: claiming; for acre area serves sportsmen as a nllntinf ares mnd 15J rhre-ver-oids nd uoward; six furlongs sailboating, skiing Fifth Sara Purt 17W, allnwancaii fnr 109 miu uuiii ia II. ind' thre.VMr-alHt mini iinuianl.

114 milM, Ion U. V. 1 al Vvmore 113 Rrsoond Sarno 1 12 'Native Son Deadly Actor 110 Fresh Paint VSt'tr SLUJilS WCIC ILf UC JlQU over 4U parn jaKes. D(lring tne remainder 1 IQI Turn: Infantry 117 English Jlippw 121 land Of Th Fra 113 Pharry 112Bell Hoo 112 Slim 104 i-Soborno 113 Andrew Mm Jancing Feet ri Warriot nformant 1 1 7 "Shtawase 117 Sunnmgdan 113 LaVente 11 'Skylight aimoatmg lor instance is onevear tne facilities will be avail 113 113 113 112 113 113 lariy Warning of the most popular sports stable to sportsmen every day of grandchildren and three Fiftti RKe-Gerdn Stete Trie! frt divi octei Leo iij loaue Narcissus 117 Butwiser Miocene 10 a-Rise thini a-Llangollai nitry. 108 ion i-ane in union uum.s week, at no charge, also near Cincinnati.

Therej otner sUt4 under-on windy October weekends are simitar multiple use con. sion); purs tor two-yesriosi is mnesi Dobbi HO Winsome Wkmisw 122 RicoTesib 110 Pryson 120 Funeral services will be Saturday. Burial will be in Lake Sixth Sece Th Vosburgh hendicao; lurse held some of the most eriting(gtructiori are Taware Wildlife edfiad: for three-year-olds ana upward: seven furlonos: View Cemetery, where President Garfield's tomb is located. Restless Wmd 120 Modest Count 10 arince's Gm 112 Siitfi Re Garden Jtat Trial (second Tr -j-r! sailing regatta in the state of 111 Area, 25 miles north of Columbus off Route 23, and Berlin 126 Gray Phantom 106 -Whtitoldvou a-Sashvill 116 Cohoes Mister Jive 122 Tick Tock Georgian Pritsfl 109 Nahodah division); ours JlO.OOOj for wo-yc-oids; HBBvw- Ohio, All types of fish were caught in Park waters, from bass at lit; miies: 118 118 111 Reservoir Wildlife Area, north Ricci Tavi 11) Amberorks Rough Temoo 112 In Thee Irafty $kirBr 120 'Octoom of Alliance off Route 224. FLY Bolero 1 12 Pryou Por1rsvill 107 a-Llenooilen-Howird mry.

Svswth Rece The Jexkev Club Bold Cut): ours $75,000 dded; for ttiree-year-olds Burr Oak in Morgan and Athens Counties, to muskie at Rocky Fork in Highland County. landing 122 Seventh Rc-Tfi Gardenia Stakes; Durse Keeneland Center had to put the overflow of its street activity underground, and as i so often the case with successful projects, planners have drawn the wrong moral: To keep tne ground level more open, they are sending the people into underground streets although the theoretical purpose of the open space is to endow people with more air and sky, not less. It would be hsrd to think of a more expeditious way to dampen downtown than to shove its liveliest activities and brightest lights underground, yet this is what Philadelphia's Penn Center and Pittsburgh' Gateway Center do. Any department store management that followed such a policy with it vital groundfloor space, Instead of using It as a village of streets, would go out of business. THE REAL potential is in the street, and there are far more opportunities for exploiting it than are realized.

Consider, for example, Maiden Lane, an odd two-block-long, narrow, back-door alley in San Francisco. Starting with nothing more remarkable than the dirty, neglected back sides of department stores and nondescript buildings, a group of merchants made this alley into one of the finest shopping streets in America. Maiden Lane has trees along its sidewalks, redwood benches to invite the sightseer or window shopper or buyer to linger, sidewalks of colored paving, sidewalk umbrellas when the sun gets hot. All the merchants do things differently: Some put out tables with their wares, some hang out window boxes and grow vines. All the buildings, old and new, look individual; the most celebrated is an expanse of tan brick with a curved doorway, by Architect Frank Lloyd Wright The pedestrian' welfare is supreme; during the rush of the day, he has the street.

Maiden Lane is an oasis with an irresistible sense of intimacy, cheerfulness and spontaneity. It is one of San Francisco' most powerful downtown magnets. Downtown can't be remade Into a bunch of Maiden Lanes; and it would be insufferably quaint if it were. But the potential illustrated can be realized by any city and in its own particular way. The plan by Victor Gruen Associates for Ft.

Worth is an outstanding example. It has been publicized chiefly for its arrangements provide enormous perimeter parking garages and convert the downtown into a pedestrian island, but its main purpose is to liven the streets with J50.000 added; for two-iear-oid filhM; 1 and uowardi tw miles: tl UJrhllt 119 Hundreds of thousands ot iion Oct. 17-weithir ear 119 4 II A '1 Indian Maid Ruwenzori eekend picnickers inv-aded, I 'i Dotted Lliw 121 Mertini Mullah Mv Nioht Out 124 Oh Johnny 1 19 1 FrtHia Srhmiitl ,11 Civet 119 Quill 119 Sybil Brand 114 Rich Tradition 119 Ruling Beauty 124 124 124 ich parks as Hocking Male Crui.er (Brooks) 23.40 9 40 ,40 tsaie 1 Clem 124 Beau Diablo Pu-lr Hnrkinrr CoUntV Jonn aaQ'' oor inecnmann; taiK, JiOCKing ISnerjoard) 6 60 "1J 119 JimsonWeed in 119 Khelit 119: Rrvan. Greene County, ana; lillVi. Siuffin.

Jiwl.n. Hillbilly, -anano Eiohtti Rac Purs $3500; claimino; for Inside Tract 124 eighth Rac Purs $4200; calming; for three-year-olds and uowerd; one mile: Littl Dell 122 Novel Buok 107 Imoass 119 Hvmient 108 Dave Johnstoi 111 Simon The Sold 119 TO THE KEENELAND RACES Roind 11.50 Trip 14 Ino. CARDINAL Air Transport Hangar 22 Litikis Airport EA 1-5822 II in three-vear-O'dS ina uowarg; irs miies 114 One Throw Vlarband Hueston Woods, Butler P-eble County. 5ECONo race-7 furlongs; With an anticipated 16 mil-'Ocean Gem (Oldham) 10.20 JSO i i.J urincr theifgurant fChutacn) 4 80 3.40 119 no iol-Hi Deeo Run 110 Sea Bang 1 10 Rock 109 Romango 109 'Odvsseus 1 14 un course i 116 Mitban "6 109 Nickel Pump 111 Mid River 1 105lGoforwjrd 114 Delhi III lion vijiiuuc.skii" (yvillims) 113 B-iny Deio 111 Cliffs 0 Dover 112 110 A.ibia 108 Vein? II 116 'Omelia present fiscal year it is no won-i J. Tucky 65 Comesi tld.

Ser that V. W. Flickinger. Chief Coi-z. ZSE 104 114 SEE THE SOCIETY SECTION SUNDAY THIRD RACE 6 furlongs: "Ohio's citizens are states, h- cvtt outdoor an 14.00 Apprentice alowance eletmeo.

Sportsman's Park CICERO, Oct. 7-Weathr clr. Track fast. Dairy Double paid $22.00. FIRST RACE-6Vi furlongs: Agoura Might iSkoronski) 5.20 3.40 2 80 Iwrlr- Mnla Ifriia) 4.00 3.00 Belmont Park lovers in the country, is Bay biu (Erb) 300 therefore imperative that fit maintain and increase our out-iwoit.

f-Miss Jnt K. and f-Primte Gem PLMONT, N. Oct. 17. Weafhr elur, Track fast.

double paid $33.90. CI OCT IACF 6 fiirlonot: Bar Chil (Chambers) 1 door recreational facilities -'7- hjukih HAtf Moon Cloud IShomakr) 13 00 6 20 1.20 Birch, lonley Robin, Kis TROUT BEAUTIFUL RAINBOW TROUT STOCKED HEAVY THIS WEEK LAKE CAMPBELL KOVCDJilti MO 2-0784 turignos: legate. Dudes Belle, Curro ind $60 4 00 210 an Tfl- I pDLi VflHIIUCUl 8 80 3 ineir ---iwimic tore (Adimsi 4 would be to fail in our job. I is. after all, Ohio's citizens 5y Il( ii2 T.m"t-!:1244.

Out Mineuvtr. '0l SECOND REV2 turlonr i arm thp rPal owner Of OUr arxj Se F.ghttf lto r. f.Tr-ri Tricirv Bill JBildwinl 3. 260 Mm I I West Fr 4 20 narlfl "ri" lw-c njrrni: dta tVS0 Tin. T-H)ia.

immnf Allspice, Broken- Wing. Off (Wilhims) 4.00 3 SO 2.60 1 SECOND RACE 1 A miles: ar a 80 9 60IU, Tu irwl ia-Elbruz Sellers) 5.20 50 3 00 N'Cler, Desse Rite. Scarlet Mon, Man ur 6 60 4 70; Quest tnd Cycloid also ran. 4 40 Tuinn ATE AIA furlnnnt- nir SPRIN'G ValleV 0 Stl (Hansmen) 2.8D i Soring Training (Gurin) t. th nm mw.

uur Kocny, renypie, uer-iEiien Faith iveonagol fix HOTEL SINTON'S NEWKT Bor and Cocktail Lounge Cutours. Dennvs P.t.i0u!ty Field iFieselmin) 10.40 5 80 3.40 My Ladvs Manor and Kellvs Cistlii G0ry irurrvl 16.60 6 20 Willie Area, lew jiuica jenead seal 5hrry nd mi Daly use ran. v.i. Koino- srnanded as a la-Preston Madden entry. lArd.slan 'so ren.

Imperial Guard INonol 2.80 SIXTH RACE 6 furlonM. larrikin (Heckmann) 9 80 dn-Soiution (Sellers) 2.60 2.60' THIRD RACE About 1'a miles: I Papa Jonesy. Challborre, 2.20 2.20 Easy Timer (Smithwick) 19,70 690 dOOOek Cliff, Spangdehien, Chic Proohet, Nor 2.20 2.40: Winging Star (Cotter) 5.50 3 40 mal star end Seventh Wonder also ran. dh-Dogoon (Erbl Time Little Pachi. Mr.

Fantas-IDar moion II (Foot) 2.90 r-nilBTH rF.AIA turlnnnl: Vatnrinm SSiffiLEY JESTER Vocolist Pianist Foy Moss (Chambers) 27.20 10.80 7.00 Nirgal Lad (Baldwin) 4.60 3 60 Jeames Pal IBaird) 6.00i Appetites art alwoyi fcten! (or Soulhirn-styl fooJi nl served tfl thi finiri tridition ilonej with i will-mine) drink. Saturday Dinner: Broclietta Chicken tic nd Sir Putnam is ten. dti-Deed heat Time Bold Remark, Trlstesse, for second. Russ. Solartrano.

Too Branch. Tombigbee SEVENTH HACE-7 furlongs: f-luke's Chirm (H'smnj 28.20 11.00 7.00 FOURTH RACE 7 furlongs: Have And Hold (Smith) 7.00 5.40 Cleave iBailev) 6 80 3 80 30 Dedeon's Jov (Wilhamsl 11.60 Ouiet But Peooy (Trios) 5.80 4.40 Rebel Ruler, lovin Kid, Devilment. Eli Disco Volante, Jeens Pnd nd Nirl iso ran. FIFTH RACE-1 mile: Mv Dint INnnnl 1 80 4 00 3 40 Cas'iestone INelson) 4 101 Time Goidenedge, loon Me Five, ,5 to 7 P. P.

Mete 2 A.M. Ressi Sob iFieselmen) V.40 7.40 Time Nagging Kate. Pinkn. Red Trouble, f-Route One, Jonn Hernon, Admirals love. Dust Jecket.

Stete Patrol. Moisont ind Mlvely Jet Dsi ren. Noble Court, Fleet Gaylt, B.u Merlin, Could Be It, f-Hernimr f-li Viughi aod Princess Him iiso rn. f.Ficid. EIGHTH RACE 1' a miies: Bright Shoes (Smitti) 4 09 2 60 J.JO Retamero IDeverl 4 80 4 20 llvirj, law led Sunjsy Dlnnir Rsiil Lola st lusty fork, Dnislsf and Nrghtty Except Surrtfay t-Fieid.

FIFTH RACE 6 furlonos Hundred Grand iSkoronski) 8 00 Tim 1:40. Mad Roman, Rich And Rare, Mr. Seymo, Oiwney, Ice Tee, Fleet feet and Easy Traffic alt ran. SIXTH RACE-1 mile: Toms Ac IBarnatt) 00 3 20 2.60 Ondy Target IGrubb) 3 80 Mrry Hill (Vcara) 10.40 5 4 60 Sara Jordan (Adams) 36.60 17.70 Ingrunify iRuane) 6 30 A Seaciael Bar Feetyrlm Hkatid Brlaki let ills Nigtitlt Time Myrtit Beau's Magic, Cocktails and Your Favorite Drinks a Coxy and Comfortable atmosphere ENTRANCE (HI VINE JLJBST BELOW 4th Kumsha (Chambers) 3.10 2 80 Time 1:12. a-OuMns Mount.

i-Win Jer Nort fit, Atlantic wave, tonon ioo, Creel' Ctbett md f-Tint also ran. Face Value iSkoronski). 3 40 Osofleet; Dykhtw, Oil temp. Momamamu. Sweet Ledv.

Recite. Home Port end Under Siz els ran. -t. D. Pacific Jeep, Mist Glory.

American Beauty Garden State v'dener entry. SIXTH RACE 6 furlongs: Village Idiot (Ycaia) 3.90 2 SO 2.30 and Fashion Model also tin. SEVENTH I4CF-ISIA furlonos! 3.50 2 90 So Classic IChambtrs) 24 60 12 40 6 20 Maestro II (Shoemr-kerl CAMDEN, N. Oct. 17-Weether deer, Track fast.

Daily double paid $55.40. 1 1 Rn nouu ninsj M.raiBI leadsteeier (B'ousserd) likeness (Collier) 6.00 FIRST RACE 1 A mills: Time Eton Hue, Waw New. KINTUCKT II 11 fAST Sth STRUT NfWPOUT, urn iiio'j. iig pond, cocorien, ourni FREE! Jo Jo (Hartacki 11.00 4 0 and wr-rrv Lrk sis rm. Generjl Jay Uohnson) 3.00 2 80j SEVENTH RACE-1 mile: ijhihl end Nectar also ran, EIGHTH RACE 1 mile: Three Cubs (Rodnguezl 00 Vets Boy (Kavl 7.50 3 70 2 801 nme-l iwanormouse, naugnry laa.lPaoer Tiger (Ballevl 3 60 2 Cher Bete (Creig) 13.40 6 80 4 40 Far Away Hills (Barneft) 5 80 4 40 Lvnr (Fieseimen) 6 00 Moratorium, Queens Flight, Mosscent, Prince Butwiser (Usserv) 4.40 kiymer, ies i mrpit ng mari rtore Time 1 3725.

Gold SeH It, Tungsteno. also ran. i Nasomie. Doshav nd Bunnvs Bab ilso ran. SECOND SACE-1A mils: I nr.uru tirriA, Time My Treasurer, Cold Trou-hle, Grecnn Miss, Gem Conqueror and lstl also ran.

NINTH RACE 1A miles: Nin Girl (Grnt) 12.60 5 0 4 00'Punchero II (Bailev) 690 4 40 3 60 5.20 450 wutr nner (Biumj j.u riig print (Plate) Some Crown iRoilriguei) 12 00 320 South Point IBroussmd) 7.80 3 60 4.00 Perfector (Fieselman) 8.60 4.60 Oil Burner (Nono) 4.80 Picafntnd (Skoronskl) Gone, Sofia Heert, Crmcess Enen, Seek Room nd Mrs. also ran. variety and detail. This is a point overlooked by most of the 80-odd cities that, at last count, were seriously considering emulation of the Gruen plan's traffic principles. There Is no masicin simply remosing Mirs from downtown, and certainly none In stressing peace, quiet, and dead space.

The removal of the cars is important only because of the great opportunities it opens to make the streets work harder and to keep downtown activities compact and concentrated. To these ends, the excellent Gruen plan includes, in its street treatment, sidewalk arcades, poster columns, flags, vending kiosks, display stands, outdoor cafes, bandstands, flower beds, and exhibits are to be fostered. The whole point is to make the streets Pvm, Hish YOOB FIRST nme 1:46. wiliys Pa). Plulln.

Wr-riors Stand Soieritv. Andre, eVoictwiv Lou and Li lluizard also ran. Selections Keeneland lirn 1-475. Rag Appi. Robins Leu-ri.

Prophets Gl, Lloyds Angel, Gay Die tatim, Reaper end God Child also ren. THIRD RACE- furlongs: Nimble Top (Hartacki 13 60 7 00 4 60 a Eve Patch (Shuk 13 40 7 80 Star 'Nn' Garter (leonerd) 5.60 Bird In Flight. Ann Kennedy, litie Brave. Ere'ria. Jolly Hero.

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V.ldin Girl. Coswich. 4-JOVIAl JOVE Romenlte. Strong Point. FOURTH SACE-6 furlongs: 5-Wee Fleet Bengal Bride, Juliet's Song.

Carolina Joy (Stuart) 4.40 3.00 2.60i6-John Bruc. Hudon Kill Derrick. c-Ceder Brook (leone-d) 3.00 2.607-Beuguerre, Cern Louise, Moon Glory. a-Num (Harmatz) 3 Girl. Indc.

Shannon Conwt. PhiladPlphia today was named to replace the injured Tony Dibiase of New York as Eddie Lynch's opponent Monday night in the feature bout at St. Nich-ola Arena. The 10-round wel-torrweisht fight will not be tele- Ilmt-iiii's. Aihambr Circle, Alieyl usrurn csuawi Bee, i-Jug Lu, Associate, Troien Courtesan.

iisrir usry no e-Buuvs e.in also ran. a-Calumet Farm entry. c-Adi L. Rn ntr. 1- Rustivill Ld, Landseilr.

Sonabushar. 2- Phar Wind Olymoi Wir. Meloat Jr. FIFTH SACE-6 turlonos: J-Red Jack, Negri lee, Kings Wavy. i3-Red Jack.

Negri Ste. Jon (Grant) 7.00 3 60 3.00 4-Sunningdal. Th Werrlir, Informer. vx vised. Chrittein (Slum) 9.20 6 00 5-Restless Wind.

Winsome Winner. Pryson. Vetiens Pel (Rogers) 6.40 6 FIRST LANDING. Octopus. Crafty Skipper Tim 1:12.

Merol Srrnler. lauohmo 7-khalita. Ouill. Indian Mud ureek, isernii nme, laieran. Lord lusher S-One Throw could Jeid end Rutland Arms also ran.

Wi -J uW. Aejfgfc Belmont fsrk SIXTH RACE Is milisi l-GREAT CROSSING. Ctm-Vic. Sir Tra'als t-WEAt ikussing. ctm-Vic.

Sir Trafalgar. rmrtf mat Vo CAN leer Hew Ftft Daublmi (Hartacki 4 00 00 40 Manticer (Cuimone) 3.60 2 80 2-Quick lunch. Tttietgle. Post Old Itnglty (Johnson) 3 3-Manesse Maulr, Harvest Jmginej, iouth Hush Man, Alscoroia. Roy-I Amerken.

el Peak. Kosta and Faunus also ran. 4-Hatsu. Courtly, Jodi. SEVENTH RACE-6 I -yil 1 Peerl Print.

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Inckv Mete, Generel Rocket, love Don. a-Count Swedak, Mr. ip and b-Dunreven also rn. t-Sprlna Hill entry. b-Celumet Farm entry.

IIGHTH RACE Mile and seventy 2- Fumiu.ator Metier Red. Iisterbegood 3- Pink Biu Crest, Skioovt Joy. 4- Rio Pnnma Snrinnfire kantit ureek star iconei 4 20 Sir Kenny 4.00 3 201 5-Bookworm. Be Free. Stroller.

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