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PAGE 44 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 Death Notices The Golden Years Obituaries Limg Stotf soft Brmrd Saw fail's Mi MUsr 1 1 Yf wotmbmuJ dmsi law rhe Pittsburgh Press WAN! -AD HEADQUARTERS BoKwrartf of au AOm At Junction of Liberty Am. COUNTER SERVICE From 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

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M. FRIDAY No cancellations or corrections accepted after 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday or Sunday's edition. WATERFORD PARK Chester, W. Va, FIRST $1200, claiming.

3 -year-olds and up. 6 furlongs: Dainger GlrL 113 (H. Craig) 5.00 3.40 3.60 Mahili. 118 IS. Palumbo) 4.00 3.20 Humorist, 118 (S.

5.40 Time 1:12.3. Also ran Woodford. Lass. Ambivalent. Treasure Key.

Hand and Glove. Brass Baby. Pepper Lou, She Irish. SECOND $1200, claiming. 4-year-olds and up.

6 furlonga: Westover Gal. 110 (H. Craig) 11.20 5 40 3 40 Admirals Tune. 119 IW. Kirk 3.

60 2.80 Harmony Hope, 107 I A. Schiavo) 3.80 Time 1:13.1. Also ran Cousin Bettie. P.ouser. Dean Blltzen, Arrested, Black Tempest.

Hasty Mabel. Waterford Park Dally Double $25. THIRD $1500. claiming, 3 year -olds and up. 6 furlongs.

P.omany Ann. 109 (H. Craig) 10.20 4.60 3.20 Bull Lead. 117 IR. Arduini) 4.00 2.60 Ned a Polly.

109 (S. Palumbo) 3.60 Time 1:12.2. Also ran French Lure. Narragansett, Hoop Parade, Show Off. Comeailye.

FOURTH $1800. claiming, 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs. DanceLight.110 (V. Bovine) 8.80 4.60 3.40 Big Catch, 110 I A.

Schiavo 5.40 3.40 Fideluas. 113 C. Wright) 4.20 Time 1:13. Also ran Eland, Two Drinks, Mr. Sharp.

FIFTH $1800. claiming, year olds and up. 6 furlongs. Eternal Square, 113 (J. R.

Laytoni 7.00 4 60 2 80 Good Grazing. 117 (S. Palumbo). 4.20 2.80 Double B. 108 (H.

Craig) 2.80 Time 1:12. Also ran Palntandpowder, Cold Spy, Harold Harter. SIXTH $1500 Apple Blossom Purse, S-year olds and up, 5 furlonga. Henry Busse. 115 (J.

Nazareth) 21.00 7.80 5 00 Duke Aumar. 109 IS. Palumbo). 4.40 3.80 Lumena, 109 J. Layton) 5.60 Time :58.4.

Also ran Lawless Miss. Miss Prime. Supper Date. Diana Lee, Guided dren and two great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Gmlter Funeral Home, 2323 Carson 8t.

Funeral Tuesday at 1:15 p. m. Services at St. Sava's Serb. Orth.

Church at 2 p. m. COLLINS On Monday. May 21. 1951.

at Los Angeles. Calif, Frank W. Collins, son of the late Patrick A. and Charlotte Coles, formerly of East Pittsburgh. Pa.

Friends being received at Wolfe Funeral Home, 304 Electric East Pittsburgh. Funeral on Monday, May 28, at 8:30 a. m. High mass of requiem St. Coleman's R.

C. Church at 9 a.m. CONWAY On Friday, May 25. 1981. Jerry W.

Conway of 126 Walter husband of Marie C. Baler; father of Jerry, Jack, Norbert, Duane, Marilyn and Daniel: son of John and the late Anna Conway; brother of Jack and Mrs. Marcella RadclifT. Friends received at the Joseph Col-llgan Funeral Home, 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Tuesday, May 29 at 8 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. George's Church at 9 a. m. Friends Invited.

COULTER. Friday. May 25. 1951, Robert C. Coulter of 1208 Metropolitan husband of the late Cora Hastings: father of Charles A.

Coulter: brother of Mrs. Anna Helbert, Mrs. Matilda Blake. Mrs. Mary Gar-vey.

Funeral from the James Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau at Pennsylvania on Monday at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Andrew Church at 10 a.

m. Friends Invited. DAVIS On Friday. Mar 25. 1951, at her residence.

129 Sixth As-pinwall, Matilda George, wife of Montell Davis; mother of Mrs. J. C. Saylor, Mrs. William G.

Gault: sister of Mrs. C. J. Heckman and Irvin George. Friends may call at the Rodeniser Funeral Home, 150 South Negley E.

whera services will be held on Sunday aft-ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. DEEDS On Saturday, May 26. 1951, John son of the late Harry C. and Mary Loughrey Deeds: brother of Mrs. Margaret Welsh.

Mrs. Clark Kaylor, Henry, Charles, William and Lewis Deeds. Friends may call at the Barrett Funeral Home, Center Ave. at Neville until Tuesdav. May 29, at 9 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St. Richard R. c. Church at 10 a.

m. DEMAKO On Friday. May 25. 1951, Mariana of 31 28 '2 Frederick N. wife of Natale; sister of Mrs.

Artenza Vitale, Mrs. Rachel Ben-venuto and John Merril. Friends received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home. 3313 Brighton Road.

Requiem high mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church on Monday at 9:30 a. m. DUFF At Charles Town, West Virginia, on Thursday, May 24. 1951, Virginia Burns Duff (formerly of Coraopolls, mother of Miss Marjorle Duff of Charles Town. W.

Mrs. Lyle Tabb of Leetown. W. and Charles Duff, Jr. of Vienna, daughter of Mrs.

Bertie Tern-pleton of Pittsburgh, Pa. Friends received at the Russell Troxell Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Avenue, Coraopolls after 10 a. m. Sundav, yhere services will be held Mondav, May 28 at 10:30 a. m.

Interment In Coraopolig Cemetery. ENSMINGER On Saturday. May 25 1951, at 12:40 a. Elizabeth K. Ensminger, wife.

Arthur M. Ensmin-ger mother Doris Mae. Arthur sister of Mrs. Eleanore Mon-nig and Mrs. Jane Mann and Sig-mund E.

and Albert Weaver. Friends received at the funeral home of J. Herbert Hershberger Son, 57 Station Crafton, where services iit ne neia Monday at 2 p. m. EPHREM May 26.

1951. at Little Sisters of the Poor Home, 1028 Benton Sister Ephrem of St. Joseph; niece of Sister Ephrem of New York. Remains may be viewed at the Home until Monday. Requiem high mass at the Home Chapel at 9 a.

m. ER'IN'TAt 6t- Petersburg, on Wednesday, May 23. 1951. Florencs) Bevington. wife of Robert M.

Erwin. D.DS.. formerly of Sewicklev; also survived by 2 nephews, John F. and Fred Fast of Cranford. N.

J. Friends received at the Gray Funeral Home, 328 Beaver Sewlekley, from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.

Sunday. Services Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Arrival Saturday evening. FERRIS Friday. May 25.

at 930 a Mary Agnes (nee McCormick) of 20 Sampsonia mother of Frank and Edward Ferris and the late William Ferris and Cecelia Quinn; also five grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Friends and members of L. C. B. A.

Branch 267 and L. A. A. O. H.

received at the BBPevlin and Son Funeral Home, 602 Sherman Ave. Funeral Tuesdav, May 29, with solemn requiem high mass in St. Peter's Church at 9 a. m. Burlap MCalvary Cemetery, Wheel- Wheeling, W.

paperg please copy. FOERSTER On Friday, May 25? Elizabeth (Lill) Eberz. widow of William A. Foerster, at the residence of her niece, Mrs. Leo C.

Kline. 3442 California also survived by a brother. George Eberz. Funeral from Cornelius Fappert's. 2705 East on Tuesday, May 29l 1951, at 9:15 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass in St. Mary's Church. Lockhart at 10:15 o'clock. GEHHIVGER Suddenly on Thursday.

Mary wife of Albert J. Gehringer; mother of Mrs. Betty Stout, Mrs. Dorothy Pfund and Helen Gehringer; sister of Mrs. Grace Cooper and John R.

Rossitz. Friends received at the Andrew J. Birlin Funeral 123 North Millvale. Requiem high mas at St. Anthony's Church on Monday at 9 a.

m. GELZHISER On Saturday, May 26, 1951 George Gelzhiser, husband of the late Eleanor Frantz Gelzhiser; father of Charles. Earl, Wilbert, Agnes, Niggel, Catherine Yochum, Edna Hengstler and Irene Weaver. Friends received at the Joseph Col-ligan Funeral Home, 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Tuesday.

May 29, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. -GRAHAM On Friday morning. May 25.

1951. at the family home. 243S Wedgemere Brookline, James L. Graham, beloved husband of Ethel M. Graham (nee Cramer); father of James L.

Ill, and Robert H. Graham; brother of Mrs. Marie Drollinger and Mrs. Frances Dunlap Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Friends invited. GRAHAM On Saturday. May 26, 1951. Harold of 11 No. Howard Bellevue.

brother of Mrs. J. O. Wicks and Lawrence M. Graham.

Daugherty Funeral Home. 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Services Tues-Friends received at the Edward T. day afternoon at 2 o'clock. HANUSIK On Saturday May 26" 1951.

Mrs. Mary of 7509 Ormond Swissvale, mother of John, Michael of Swissvale, George of Braddock, Mrs. Mary Ann Baclgal of Detroit. and Mrs. Pauline Rainville of Philadelphia.

Pa. Friends received at the C. A. McKlnley Funeral Home. 7408 Washington St Swissvale.

Pa. Solemn requiem high mass in St. Barnabas' Church, Ran- uiii uciuay at 3 a. m. if a kx on Thursday, May 24 at 5:20 a.

Mary Haley Hart, of 1009 Grandview Ave widow of Harry Hart; mother of Mrs. Thomas Barrett. Mrs. John Bovlan and Mrs. Albert KUimcheck; sister of John Haley; also survived by six grandchildren.

Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge St-Mt. Washington, until 8:15 a Monday. May 28.

Requiem high mass at St Marys of the Mount Church at 9 a. m. Interment In Washington, Pa. D. G.

Lauck Services Tomorrow Sales Manager Dies in Bethel Services for Donald G. Lauck, district sales manager of the E. J. La vino' will be at 8 p. m.

tomorrow in the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty Ave. Mr. Lauck died Friday in his home on Belmont Bright- wood, Bethel Borough. He was 46.

Born in Philadelphia, he had been associated with Lavino Co. the last 20 years. He was a graduate of Pennsylvania State College and a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity. Mr. Lauck was a member of the Bethel Presbyterian Church, the Mt.

Lebanon Golf Club, theJ Pittsburgh Chamber of Com merce, the University Club, and! the Mt, Lebanon Golf Club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Dora Leidich Lauck; two sons, Donald G. Lauck and Douglas Lauck; his father, Noble D. Lauck of Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs.

Cora Wells, of Dallas, Tex. Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park. James L. Graham Jr. Funeral services for James L.

Graham who was lone engaged in the plumbing busi ness in Brookline, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Mr. Graham died Friday at his home, 2436 Wedgemere Brookline.

He was 50. He was a member of the United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ethel Cramer Graham; two sons, James L. Graham III and Robert H.

Graham, and two sis- iMrs Pranf. Burial will be in Union Dale Cpmptprv Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS McCRADT-HERR Allen 622 Montour vvay. Marilyn 213 Rostraver Ben Avon. WIELAND-CLARK Charles Allison Park: Carol. 481 McCully Mt.

Lebanon. BRASS-HICKS Carl F. 3310 Browns ville Mary 265 Morrison Mt. Lebanon. DUDEK-JAGADZINSKI Joseph 1739 Carson Rita C.

2840 Edwards Way. SEIBEL-RIGG James 720 West St Dorothy 2927 Sacramento St. LINDENFELSER-WACHTER Paul C. 1542 Rhine Betty. 621 Allegheny Ave.

atssktH-HLKWICK Ronald. 319 Park lrlon: atnryn. 1223 Carson St. SCHL1 MPF-WHITE William 189 Green-wood Emsworth: Virginia, 191 Pennsylvania Emsworth. GLENN-MEANS Richard C.

349 Main St. cfw ensinStoa: Rachel 111 Park MOORE-AVSELMI William 7371 Ham llton Anna. Perryopolis. tsuuN AK-WATK INS Frank 1-B Long-fellow Munhall; 917 Forest n'ujiesieao. JANZER-KOTZUR Benjamin, East Pittsburgh: Anne.

Duquesne. CHARLES-COLLINS James Ingomar- M- 101 Reis Run Bellevue! WILLIAMS-Rlt'HAKDSON George. 311 water McKeesport; Annette, 1128 maimer st ivicK-eesport. DALEY-COYNE John 510 Hilton St Anna, 825 Nledie St. Mc.MAHON-LANSBERRY Bernard 1132 i-eixn a.

Jane. 3907 Forbes St. rooKLL-EJCHOST Walter 407 Cald- weii wiikinsburg; Evelyn, 702 Delaware Glassport. NOl'D-SMITH James Queens Village, N. Mary 24 Duncan Ave.

fcs 1 KF-RiDINGER William 273 Seneca lJ- 1iirtie ceek: Patricia 254 Pltcalm Turtle Creek. MACLYKO-PAVL1K Carl. 813 Monongahela oiassport; ueraldine, 822 Soles St McKeesport. KEY-LESTFR Oliver 64 29 Deary St. Nannie Mae.

7416 Tioga St. hodge-WARDEN Earnest. 318 Burroughs .11.. jMi cnauncey Dr. THOMAS-SIDONE Alexander.

Monongahela; Yolanda. 232 St. Glair Clairton. HENNON-EILER Harry C. 648 Boggs Donetta 224 Linnview Ave.

URDA-HORVATH Joseph 125 S. Fourth Duquesne; Josephine, 812 Eleventh jviunnaii. REED-PROUD William 209 Greene Westmont Johnatown; Margaret, 710 Hill Sewlekley. REARICK-JOSEPHSOX Jack Apollo; Ruth Prtcairn. MAHONEY-ALLISON Benmar 47 5 Norton Mery 2826 Voelkel Ave.

SHEFFEL-PHILLIPS Edward 414 Whitney Wiikinsburg; Helen 800 Wood Wilkinsbure. WICKLINE-LA FACE Harry, 1040 Fifth Marv. 84 3 Mary St. WILLIAMS-DINE HART Charles 90 Delaware Glenshaw; Lois 19 Maple Al'ison Park. CAITO-CERVONE Mariano 541 Celeron Concetta 140 Meadow St.

McBRIDE-McGOWAN Emmett 2205 Grandview Elizabeth, 2722 Grover McKeesport. POWELL-TAYLOR Richard 1717 Belleau Mary 1717 Belleau Dr. HOFFMANN-MAYS William G. 161 Orchard Spring Agnes 758 Fairston St. MASLANIK-POGAN John.

6 School Moon Run: Emma. KRESS-FOZARD Howard 24 3 Kennedy Ave Virrlnla. 1300 Success St. McDOWELL-G AMBLE Raymond W-, Plum Wsnrfa Springdale. KERN-DOENCH Lawrence 118 Sampson St Iris 119 N.

Sprague St. DEIULUS-L1JEWSKI Anthony. 3835 Dawson Mathilda 161 Pius St. SMITH-COLIN William Melfa. Antoinette 1414 Broadview Brackenridge.

GARDNER-BEAMER Harold 8., Glenshaw; Helen Murrysville. CARLINI-SIMCOX Fasquale 1450 Fleming Ave Mary 1318 JefTers St. LOEDDING-MANNION Charles Ambridge; Mary Fair Oaks. MA HER-JOHNSTON William 3421 Beechwood Sally 2908 Crosby Ave. CIKOVIC-FRICKE Robert.

Murrysville: Mary 8 54 Johnston Ave. THOMAS-DA NGOTT Charles 1342 Arkansas Dormont: Marjori G-. 2942 Mattern Dormont. IDI.F.R-DOUGLASS Charles C. 731 Ridge Kathryn 3207 Liberty Way.

McKeesoort. WHITFIELD-McKOY Jack 444 Morgan Mary 193 Burrows St. FIRT-GIZA John J. ,5336 Holmes Helen 5324 Holmes St. DAVISON-DIXON Walter 157 Crawford Bessie 138 Crawford St.

BALDERSON-HITCHENS Robert McKeesport; Sally 1702 Manor McKeesport. WILLIAM8-LYDA Donald 609 Idlewood Carnegie; Caroline 236 Moffat Camerie. WARREN-HOCKENBERGER Robert 1628 Broadhead Ida 1628 Broad-head St. DIVORCE SUITS FILED EVANS Mae M. against J.

Glenn. SCANGA Theresa against Frank. WILHELM Edward J. against Flora P. BRUNO Waiter C.

against Margaret J. SAUNDERS Charlene J. against Robert B. MANGURTEN Frances against Henry. MUTZIZ Loretta agflalnst Raymond C.

POWERS Margaret M. against Lawrence P. HOCKETT Georgia against Herman. MTCHELS Frances M. against William W.

MOOP.l Ernestine C. against William. MORAN Edward E. against Catherian. SHUSTERIC Elizabeth J.

against Andrew. DIVORCES GRANTED F1KE Mary K. from Theodore H. TOTE DO a me F. from Alice.

WILLS FILED CONNOR. P.obina Joseph Connor and Margaret Conner, extrs. personalty SI 1.000. realty none Louis Dadowski attorney. HUNT.

Henry George Hunt. extr. personality $11,631. 75, realty S9500 Wuiiam S. Attorney.

W1TKOWSKA. Wanda Jean Wlnarskl. extn. personality none, reaity (5000 Waller J. Laska.

Attorney. Henry Busse Wins Feature And Pays $21 Victor Barely Misses World Mark By BOB DRUM Pittsburgh Press Staff Writer CHESTER, W. May 26 Henry Busse, a four-year-old son of BaLIadier-Bonnie Queen, named after a former trumpet player, played taps over the rest of the field In the Apple Blossom Purse here today before a crowd of 15.000. The Apple Blossom was the feature race at Waterford Park. Henry Busse ran the five furlongs in :58.4 seconds, little less than a second off the world record.

Henry Busse returned his backers $21, $7.80 and $5 as a long shot won the feature for the second Saturday in a row. Craig Scores Double The daily double numbers were the same as last week when three-six was good for a hit of $25 at the cashier's cage. Howie Craig rode the double, the first time a jockey has been able to come home in front on the winners of the first and econd races. But Henry Busse, the big chestnut colt, took down the lion's share of the honors. The winner was good for the biggest part of a $1500 purse to Lookout Stud.

A new arrival from Louisville. Johnny Nazareth, was up on the winner. At the start of the sprint, it looked like a 2-1 favorite, Duke Aumar, would hold up to his advance billing. But Henry Busse took command at the head of the stretch on the inside and won by a length and a quarter. A little over half a length separated the next three horses, Duke Aumar, Lumena and Lawless Miss.

Dainger Girl Wins In the opening number, Dain-ger Girl, an eight-year-old mare, breezed home by three and a quarter lengths and returned $5. Then In the second race, a full sister to Dainger Girl named Westover Gal, came home in front in a photo finish to pay $11.20. Both horses are owned by Mrs. L. A.

Whiteley, and ridden by Craig. The duo which got back only $25 for its backers was the lowest double payoff at Water-ford thus far. Craig made it three in a row In the third race when he rode the five-year-old mare, Romany Ann, to a four-length victory. But he couldn't keep the streak alive in the fourth and went down on the Favored Eland when Dance Light, ridden by V. Bovine, came under the wire alone.

The fifth event was won by Eternal Square, with J. R. Lay-ton in the saddle. Eternal Square was good for a $7 return to its backers. Met Net Finals Scheduled Today Finals in the eight divisions of the Metropolitan tennis championships will be held today at the Mt.

Lebanon High courts. The competition begins at 10:30 a. m. when Lucy Anderson and Ed Alcorn meet Carol Meyer and Jack Eaton in the mixed doubles semi-finals, until 5:30 p. m.

when the finals in the junior girls doubles are sched uled. A day long program yesterday reduced most divisions to the finals. The results: MEN'S DOUBLES Third Raand Jess Baker and Ted Rut lard defeated Al Schuster and Ed Patterson. -4. 6-2 Semi-Finals Bob Bennett and Bob Lam- pus defeated Baker and Bullard.

6-2. 6-0 John Lohstoeter and Ed Kilgus defeated jack Eaton and Kd Alcorn. 6-3. 8-6 MIXED DOUBLES Second Roana Lucy Andeiwi and Ed Alcorn defeated Mr. and Mrs.

William Walker. 6-4. 6-2: Joanne Stucky and John Lohstoeter defeated Nancy Tressel and Mar tin Tressel. 7-5. 6-4: Carol Mever and Jack Eaton defeated Joan Chaplin and Ted Bul lard, 3-0.

0-3. 6-1. JUNIOR SINGLES Seeand Ruid-Charles Black defeated William Kerr. 6-1. 6-1: Richard McConnell defeated David Baldus.

6-0. 6-3: "Alan Glaser won from Alan Brackenridge. by de- sauu. Sesnl-Ftnal Glaser defeated McConnell 6-4. 6-1; Joe Dickson led Charles Black, T-3, 4-6, 3-2.

BOYS" SINGLES Secwnd Raand Philip Lrvinnton defeated jcnn Dennis. 6-3. 7-9. 6-4: Thomas Arm strong defeated Belmont Brockett. 6-4.

3-6 6-2: William Runnette won from Lor en Iversen. by default; William Kt defeated Bruce Fowier. e-o. 6-1. Seani-Flnals Runnette defeated Kerr.

6-1 10-8; Livingston defeated Armstrong. 6-2 6-2. JUNIOR GIRLS' SINGLES Seeaaa Raand Lucv Buck defeated Faith Walters, 6-0. 6-1: Brenda Wise defeated Sandra Chaplin. 6-2.

7-5: Virginia Rich defeated Carol Dangerneld. 6-4, 6-4: Joanne Stucky defeated Ann Livingston. 6-4. 6-1 Semi-Finals Lucy Buck defeated Brenda Wise. 6-1.

6-0. GIRLS SINGLES Sessa-FfoaJs Susan Brainerd defeated Sandra Chaplin. 6-2, 6-0; Joanne Stucky aeieatea sueenor uariana, e-o, 6-1. JUNIOR GIRLS DOUBLES Second Rovnd Nancy Tressel and Susan Brainerd defeated Judy Bygate and Suzie Aiken. 6-1.

7-5. Joanne Stucky and Lucy Buck defeated Carol Danrerneld and Shirley Deaa. 6-1. 6-1; Nancy Tressel and Susan Brainerd defeated Nancy Oakes and Brenda Wise, 6-1, 6-2. JUNIOR DOUBLES First Boon John Fleming.

and An drew Oseroff won from Gene Flick and Denis Riley, by default; Thomas Armstrong and Belmont Brockett won from Pete Runnette and Alan Breckenrldge. by default: Charles Black and Sd Selling defeated Lorens Iver- aea and Robert Birmingham. 6-0. 6-1 Seeoad Raand Ron Clemen and Richard McConnell defeated Fleming and Oseroff 6-0. 6-0: Black and Selling defeated Philip Lmnrston and William Kerr.

6-1. 6-0: Paul Murphy and Chuck Williams defeated Arm atrong ana Brockett. e-o. 6-3. Seaal-Ftnals Clemens and McConnell feated Murphy and Williams.

6-4. 6-4. de Davis Cup Dates LOUISVILLE, May 26 The United States meets Japan in Davis Cup competition at the Louisville Boat Club, July 20-22. Battleground Wins Withers With Arcaro Winner Expected To Run in Belmont NEW YORK, May 26 (UP) Battlefield, a temperamental chestnut galloper from Philadel phia, charged to victory today in the historic Withers Mile and right Into contention for the three-year-old championship. With Eddie Arcaro urging him on, Battlefield bounced home a head in front of Jumbo after the two swift colts had hooked up in a head-and-head battle down Bel mont Park's long straightaway.

A crowd of 36,249 installed Bat tlefield the 3-5 choice in the field of seven. He paid $3.40, $2.50 and $2.20. Jumbo rewarded $2.80 and $2.60, while Nullify, which finished third, paid $2.90. Battlefield is owned by George D. Widener, the boss-man of Bel mont Park.

The colt did not start in the Kentucky Derby or Preakness because he did not train properly. Widener, however, is pointing his horse for the Bel mont Stakes. Battlefield, who never before had traveled more than seven furlongs, was clocked in a snappy 1:35 4-5 for the mile. The time equaled the record for the stake, held jointly by Johnstown and Hill Prince. Ascot Park Opens Saturday AKRON, May 26 (Special) Ascot Park will open a 43-day race meet here next Saturday.

Fifteen special feature races worth $31,000, topped by the two mile Gold Cup Handicap, will be offered in this meeting. The Ascot plant has been painted from grandstand to club house in preparation for opening day. Post time will be 2:15 n. m. (Pittsburgh time) on Saturdavs and 4 p.

m. on weekdays. The $1500 Spring Purse at a distance of seven furlongs will feature the eight-race program on opening day. Eight hundred horses and at lesat 50 jockeys will be on hand wnen the bugle blows. Wheeling Downs Purses Increased WHEELING, W.

May 26 (Special) Wheelinz Downs an. nounced todav that it is increas. ing the purse flistribution for horsemen to $446,000 almost $30,000 above that of last year. The new policy is designed to attract better horses. About $100,000 in improve ments have been made at Wheel ing since last year.

Lightweight King Plans lineups NEW YORK, May 26 (UP) Lightweight Champion James W. Carter decided today to have tw or three non-title bouts before defending in late August against Ike Williams, from whom he won the crown last nieht. Manager Willie Ketchum said one of the non-title ODDonents probably would be Canadian Ar mand bavoi at Montreal Julv Williams had no return-bout contract before losin? his 133- pound championship to Carter on a technical knockout in the 14th round at Madison Square Garden last night. However, Carter has agreed to give Ike a return match if he wants it, Meanwhile, Commissioner Abe J. Greene of the National Boxing Assn.

was seeking formal recognition of Carter as cham pion irom the NBA Executive Committee to make "official Greene's pre-fight statement that last nignt winner would be recognized as titleholder. MONDAY'S ENTRIES AT WATERFORD Horses listed according to post position. Post time 2 p.m. FIRST $1500. 2-year-old.

5 furlonrs: Rltbred 115 ieioiks 118 xnaitaur .,,..113 p.oc Reef .....118 xBlenwick .....110 Cfiardan ......112 Shocker 115 Tiny Harp 115 Betje 112 SECOND $1200 and ut). 6 furlongs: claiming. 4 -year-olcti Sporti Editor. 120 xChance Train xBlack Boc 115 Trigger Moose Bridle Path 1 1 1 Mary Like xSeaward Bound .111 Snow Pasaes French Lure ....115 Alamahd .111 .115 .115 .115 .116 La Mere Ill Bob a Birthday ..120 Also eligible Blue Cross. 116.

i THIRD $1200, claiming, 3-yeax-olds and up, 8 furlonsa; Fancy Answer ..110 Strada ........113 Tight Grip 118 xFlaming Acrea. .113 Last Stride ....110 xstunnmg ....105 Caaset 115 Penny Hill 113 romiB $1200. claiming, a-year-oldi and up. 6 furlongs: flegocycle 118 Slip O'ned 110 Day 115 Pes Best 115 Tasel 118 xBy Me 105 Pooch .........108 Simon Pure 115 FIFTH $1500. claiming.

6 furlongs: Fleeting Rock. Scotch Sour ....107 Freah 120 Greek-Light ....116 Shogoin 115 Gallant zQuiet Prevails. .107 XArLhur 81XTH $1800. 3-year-olds. 5 furlongs: A-Wreath.

o'Roaes. 109 A-Net Reward 1 09 Scotia 114 Big Bull 117 xsir Ridrewell. ..106 Secret 106 Zaca Diamond 1 1 1 E. B. Smith entry.

SETtXTH $1300, 4-year-olds and op. 11-16 miles: Elaine 0 109 Red Wlnr 118 Aobey ...113 Prince ..114 Silver Money 114 Chicle Clown 1 1 108 Eir.HTH claiming. 3-year-oids and up. mile and 7 0 yards. Blue Pal 116 xSkeleton Ill aOoldbart .111 Hemfinney ..120 xYardie 106 Ruddy Glow 118 Frontiersman ...118 xSt.

George ....111 Loransport 116 Jim't Jangle. 16 xDover 106 Snake Riier. 116 Also eligible Sir Aumar. 116. z-Apprenucc allowance claimed.

BELMONT PARK Elmont, N. Y. FIRST $3SOO. maidens. 2-year olds (Widener course 4-, furlongs: DH-MUton Berle.

113 (B. 17.90 14.70 7.70 DH-A-Vlenl. 113 (O. Scurloek) 7.90 0.10 5.20 Cloudburst, 119 (W. Boiand i 3.90 Time 52 3-5.

Also ran I Mall. Brother Ghost. Man Music, Merry Reara, Argentan. A-Speran20. B-Strldeaway, B-Re-bee.

DH-Dead heat for first. A-Hollyrldge Farm entry. B-Waller-Ewin gentry. SECOND 1 1500. and up.

furlongs: A-Watch Union, 113 claiming, 4-year-olds S. Cole 14.30 6.00 4.00 Tops All. 114 (C. Errlcoi 4.10 2.90 Gay Song, 118 (D. Gorman) 3.50 Time 1:12 2-5.

Also ran Rustle Broom. Petrograd. Hal's Pal. Coeur. Under the Hut.

Tumbler, Narviko. R-RinaMo, Mossy Face, Arllou. A-Schlfter-BarteU entry. Off 1:52. Belmont Dally Double was spilt by a dead heat in first race.

Milton Berle and Watch Union paid $222. Vlenl and, Watch Union paid S43.30. THIRD $3500, claiming. 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs: All Is Well.

117 W. Boiand) 6.80 4.00 3 40 Hit Back. 118 (D. Gorman i 7.10 5.00 Blue P.oxy. 117 (C.

McCreary) 7.30 Time Also ran Big Indian. Baluster. Kyalla, The Reel. Sanctuary. Off 2 27.

FOURTH $4000. fillies. 5 furlongs: allowances, 2 -year-old Star-Enfln. 117 (T. Atkinson) 3.50 2.50 2 10 Aesthete, 112 E.

Arcaro) 3.40 2 SO Strings, 117 (E. Guerin) 2.40 Time :57. Also ran Hushaby Gaelic Gal. Off 3:03. Baby, FIFTH $4000.

and up. 6 furlongs: allowances. 4-year-olds Big Stnry. 115 (N. 12.

70 7.40 5.10 The Diver. 115 IE. Arcaro) 5.80 4.40 Big If. 122 (B James 9.90 Time Also ran Ode. Cacique.

Coming Event. Hvpalong. Ocean Drive. YKciuanimous. Khaki.

Extinguisher. xHombre. Leading Home. x-Promptoness. Off 4 J.

SIXTH $25,000 added. Withers Stakes. 3-year-olds. 1 mile. Battlefield.

126 E. Arcaro) 3.40 2.50 2 20 umbo. 126 E. Guerin i 2.80 2.60 Nullify. 126 (D.

Gorman) 2.90 Time 1:35 45. Also ran Due East. General Staff, Counterpoint, Northern Star. Off :20 Vs. SEVENTH $5000.

handicap. 3 year-olds nd up. 1 116 miles. Busanda, 106 IK. Stuart) 28.10 11.50 8.00 Navy Chief.

115 (T. 5.50 4.40 Quick Fire. 110 IB. Green) 5.90 Time 1:43 35. Also ran Mucho Mas, Rock Span.

Dart By, Deep Blue. Off 4:56. EIGHTH $3500. claiming. 3-year-olds.

1 mile. Circled. 113( O. Scurlock) .7.00 4 00 2 80 Sleepy Hollow. 117 IS.

Cole) 5.20 3.90 Bashaw, 113 (C. Enrico) 5.60 Time 1:39 4-5. Also ran Moon Mark. Chltlln Switch, Ternm, Cachet. xJulia Kentucky Town.

Good Willm. Under Orders. xRichtlleu. LUbon. x-Fleld.

Off PIMLICO Baltimore, Ml. FIRST $2000. claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs: Mt Alto, 117 IN. Shukt ..11.80 5 80 4.80 Balllnaklll.

116 (J. Culmone) .8 00 6.80 Chaffee-Dee. Ill W. Downs 23.80 Time 1:12 4-5. Also ran Comely Belle.

Two Four. Carmagnole. Showy. Mystique Horde. Broad Cross.

Elbow Room. Gay Beauty, Linda A. Off 3. SECOND $2000. claiming.

4-year-old nd up. 6 furlongs: Heddy B. 112 IG. Champagne) 4.80 3.60 1JD Lillian Clarke. 109 ID.

Mitchell) .6.60 4.80 uttie snrew. ill (w. Mann) 4.00 Time 1:13 1-5. Also run Eternal Star. Chevy Bones.

Ylpiyadee. Cavendish. Fenty O. War Sword. Miss Gee Du.

Chal-Glass, Count Off 2: 51 Vs. Plmllco Dally Double $42.40. THIRD $2500. maidens. 9-ver-nM.

furlongs: Razzoo. 116 (J. CUlmone) .6.40 5.00 3.60 Cherub. 108 IT. Fortune) ,37.60 15.40 Hoo Abbe.

116 (R. Ststo) 5.80 Time 1:10. Also ran Rfllv Rreeht. Pharapnlse. March Again.

Baggage Boy, Gino-bls Sun. Notre Dame, Chips Second, Rock Vincent. News Leader. Off FOURTH $2500. elalminr.

and up. 6 furlongs. Jungle Feast. 119 (M. Baslle) snn an Andy Handy.

116 I J. Culmone). 2.40 240 Bee A. 109 IW. Clark) 4.00 Time 1:12 Amn nn nHolH Once Only.

Hard To Get, Brown Fox. Off 3. 31VJ. FIFTH $5000 adderi n.vro Breeder Stakes. 2-vear-olds.

4Vj furlongs. JeannieC. 119 I R. Sisto 3.00 2.20 2.20 a-Blue Rhymer, 119 I J. Culmone) 2.20 2.20 112 (W.

Downs) 2.80 -Time 53 3-5. aicn Dlr Sara Nick. a-For Rent. Suze Sin. a-Hecht- asum entry.

cm y3. SIXTH SSOhf) allftwanrec l.aairMt II furlongs. Senator Joe, 123 (R. Sisto 14.00 3 20 5.20 Rare Knave. 105 IG.

Chamoaene) 8.00 2 an Tenure. 119 I N. Shuk) 2.20 Time 1:11. Also Tan TJantnn. Piddler Sylvan Rock.

Off 4:51. SEVENTH $3000. claiming. 4-ver-nlrl and up. 1 3-16 miles.

Happy Pappy. 118 (L. Knapp) 40.20 11.60 6 00 Inflret. Ill IC. Gfvens) 4.20 3 80 Nereid.

106 IW. Clark) 9.60 Time 3 01 3-5. Also run Tlierf Star Flaming Lady. Little Rocket. War Biuhrr.

Off 5: 21 Vs. EIGHTH $2500. claiming. 4-year-olds and up. fillies mares.

I1. miles. Honey Ethel. 107 G. Wilson 13.80 6 60 5 40 Bright Omen.

109 J. Turner) 4.40 3.80 Blessette. 114 (F. Law) 11.60 Time 1:56 25. Also ran Endear.

Slammurtng. Salnte Odette. Mirage. Endtown. Ellen Pick, Lilac Lady.

Off LINCOLN FIELDS Chicago FIRST $1800. claiming. 4-vear-oldx and OP. 6 furlongs: Ormestown. 107 (J.

Adams) 16.80 7.20 4.80 Bli'e Music. 112 IP. Swain a an 1 an Boss Jack. 113 (H. Keene) 4I40 Time 1:14 3-5.

Alan ran Gall Sunny Hash. Whirl Dancer. Wise Choice. David's Pebble, Ocean Queen. Kathleen R.

Spanish Goods. Time Sabu. Off SECOND $2100. rlatmlnv l.i,.nM, furlongs. Humphrey.

113 (T. Dod ton 18.80 5.40 3 80 Mesabi. 113 I H. Keene) 8.40 in Offend. 107 IR.

Lynch) 3.80 Time 1:27. Also ran ninvrKrrf Town Sheik. Donnle Lee. Bridge. Ccpper Islam.

Silver Sentor. Off 3:36. Lincoln dally double $106.40. THIRD $2100. claiming.

4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Banovlna. 115 IJ. Adam)3R4n ft an in Chippewa Chief.

118 (A. Gomez) 3.40 2.40 z-iwcior i.e. 113 (R. L. Balrd) 2.40 I-Show Place.

119 H. Keene) 2.40 Time 1:13 45. l-TVarl heat for ihn Also ran Archibaldo. Deeri Fen. One Rose Off 4:04.

FOURTH $2100 allowances, 4-year-olds and up. 1 mile. Beirut. 111. iP.

Bailev) A in Kay Doody. 106 IP. Domenico) .8.60 4.40 First Tenet. 109 IH. Keene) 3.60 Time 1:41 1-5.

Also British Isle, Convalescent. Called. Off 4:34" FIFTH $2200, claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlonrs.

Asphalt. 10R W. Cook) 7.20 4.20 2.80 Rosebed. HO IH Keene 1 an van Spring Chimes. 113 (D.

Dodson 280 Time 1:1 Also ran Rnralnsa Aquilon n. The Globe. Brilliance. Off SIXTH S3000. allowances.

t.mrwiMi and up. 6 furlongs. Circus Clown. 121 (J. Adams 1 7 nn an an a-Seaward.

118 R. L. 2.80 2 40 Diamond Lane. 105 (J. D.

Jessop) 3.40 Time 1:13. Also ran a-win ww. Factor, Ballydam, Sabaen. a-Hasty Farm entry. Off 5:34.

SEVENTH $10,000 added Joliet Stakes. 2-year-old colts and celdings. 5 furlonn. Errards Guide, 122 (W. Garner) 8.40 nun an Smoke Screen.

117 C. Swain). 7.40 Happy Go Lucky. 122 (H. Keene) 6 40 Time 1:00 15.

Also ran Robert. Ed Pride. b-Fancv Dandv r-Ftnl fharrer Brown Pirate. Sunlo. b-Yaleman.

Seven Tna. Oh Leo. Smith-Tvfwintz entrv. c-BH Top Farm entry. Off 6:08.

FIC.HTH $3000. handicap. 3-year-olds and up. 1 mile. Mr.

Fox. 106 (R. L. Baird) 13 40 5 40 3 20 Kosadus, 112 (J Adams) 3.80 3.00 Lucky Codine. 114 (P.

J. Bailey) 3.00 Time 1:38 2 5. Also ran Owen Cuts. Whirling Dough. Autan.

Off NINTH $2000. claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 11, miles. Elkhorn. Ill (R.

L. 5.40 3.80 Mark O' Night. 105 P. J. 4.20 Cocuinet, 106 (A.

Skoronskll 3.60 Time 1:55 4 '5. Also ran Bimont, Flagler. Beth Bomb. Beartrack. Pert, Frenchy Navy.

Off 05. Illinois Bowler Third in ABC ST. PAUL, May 26 (UP) Lawrence Pfeiffer of Waukegan, 111., fired a 736 series today to take third place as the American Bowling Congress entered the final week. Pfeiffer rolled games of 255-245236. 39 pins short of the all-time high of 775 rolled by Detroit's Lee Jouglard.

Avalon High Open Avalon High wants basketball games for Nov. 30. Jan. 2, and Dec. 28.

Call Coach Harry Den-nison at Linden 1-4500, daytime. MR. 3IRS. G. BROOKS ROSS Recall wedding bells.

Willock Couple 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. G. Brooks Ross of Willock, formerly of Brookline, will celebrate 50 years of married life at an open house today in the home of their daughter. Mrs.

Ivan Lininger of 1218 Biltmore Dormont, has in vited friends and relatives to her parents' party. The Rosses were married in Greensburg and later moved to Pittsburgh, where they have lived for 35 years. Until eight years ago, they lived on Temple- ton Ave. in Brookline. They are members of the Brookline Meth odist Church.

Mr. Ross, now retired, was a civil and mining engineer. Both he and Mrs. Ross spend their time gardening in their large yard. Mrs.

Ross is the former presi dent of the Brookline Civic Club and is a member of the Charity Chapter of the Brookline Order of the Eastern Star and the Amaranth. Besides their daughter, Mrs. Lininger, the Rosses have a son, Chauncey Ross of Dormont, and five grandchildren. Open house at the Lininger residence will be held from p. m.

until 4 p. m. and from 7 p. m. to 9 p.

m. today. North Braddock Pair Wed 50 Years Fifty years of married life will by Mr; wai yj. ncmy ot OOI tr rite A IJ 1. rr Mr.

and Mrs. Price were mar ried on the North Side and moved to North Braddock two years later. Mr. Henry, before he retired four years ago, was employed in the Police department of the Edgar Thomson Works. He is a member of the Maccabees.

They are members of the Fourth St. Methodist Church in North Braddock. Mrs. Henrv is a member of the Dames of Malta No. 72 in Braddock and Pocahontas, Mohawk Council of the North Side.

The couple has one son, Clyde of 2504 Braddock and two grandchildren, Carol, 10 years old, and Sharon, 8 years old. There will be an open house at their home from 2 p. m. to p. m.

and in4 the evening at 8 p. m. in the home of their son. Cancer Unit Backs Public Health Bills Two public health bills now before the State Legislature have been endorsed by the executive committee of the Allegheny County Unit, American Cancer Society. One of the bills (1310) permits counties or groups of counties to form county departments of health under boards of physicians and layman.

The other bill (1376) would establish the merit system for public health personnel. House Bill 1310 also was endorsed yesterday by Dr. William G. Mather, professor of rural sociology at Pennsylvania State College. Essay, Winner Eileen King, Homestead High School student, has won first place in an Americanism essay contest sponsored by the Home stead Chamber of Commerce, Four other Homestead and Mun hall students divided prizes, rang ing from $30 to $5.

Fire Rages in Canada NORTH BAY, May 26 Ten firefighters dived into a lake today to escape encirclement by Canada's worst fire of 9ol, which raced out of control through 10,000 acres of parched bush and timberland. Softball Schedules GREATER PITTSBURGH LEAGUE Mondav St. Francis at Knights of Columbus. Herschel Field. 9 p.

Knights of Columbus at Kilbuck A. C. Herschel Field. 6 p. m.

CENTRAL PITTSBURGH LEAGUE Soath Hills Section Monday Mt. Washington Civics at Spiketown, Volunteers Field (Carries) East Snd Section Mondai Vagabonds at Y.M.P.A.A. Revel ers. West Perm. 9 Pgh.

Dons at Knights of Pythias. Homewood Playground. 9 p. m. COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Section 1 Monday Pgh.

Plate Glass at Gulf Oil Oliver High. METROPOLITAN LEAGUE Sectioa 1 Mondav J. M. Club at Second Anny, Moore Field: Pgh. Hotel at Veta Corner.

Burgwlxt Field. Section Today Horning at Burkes. Monument Hill. Monday P. N.

A at Homing. Horning Field. Sectioa Mondav Hare! wood Preps at Braddock Moose. Edgar Thomson Field: White Oak Le gion at Wiikinsburg Frick Park: Pgh. Clip pers at Ehalercrest.

Fodl Field. TROT HILL SOFTBALL LEAGUE Monday CWA at St. Boniface. (Games at Gardner Field. 9 a.

m. 1 ALLEGHENY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Monda? Wolverine at Atlas. Oliver: Pal sy at Mfrs. Light. West Park; Steel Otj At umtt, iang.ey jieia.

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A Death Notice ADAMS On Friday, May 25. Joseph K. of 317 Washington Pitcalrn, beloved husband of Eleanor father of Mrs. Alice Cassada and Daniel T. Adams; also 7 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Pearce and Son Funeral Home, Pitcalrn, where services will be heli on Mon- day at 2 p. m. ALTON On Friday. May 25, at 3 p. Joseph T.

Alton Jr. (formerly of 131 Bigham son of the late Joseph T. and Kathryn Austin Alton; brother of Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Catherine Auth, Will David Dean and Mark J.

Alton of George G. Alton of Los Angeles. California, and Austin J. Alton of Sante Fe, New Mexico. Friends received at the parlors of Wm.

Slater and Son, Virginia Ave. and Kear-sarge Mt. Washington, until 8:15 a. Tuesday. May 29.

Requiem high mass at St. Mary's of the Mount Church at 9 a. m. ANDERSON On Thursday. May 24, 1951.

Mrs. Margaret Anderson at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Shanes of Berwick, also mother of Mrs. Charles C. Waterman or Pittsburgh.

Friends received at the Cooke Funeral Home, 210 East End after 6 p. m. Saturday. Services Sunday at 8 p. m.

BARCLAY On Thursday. May 2 1951, Helen S. Barclay, beloved wife of J. Thomas Barclay of 739 Shady Dr. East.

Mt. Lebanon: mother of Linda. James and Dean Barclay; daughter of Mrs. Nancy Silvis; sister of Florence Silvis. Mrs.

Genevieve Dodson. Mrs. Eleanor Newton, Mrs. Dorothy Beamer and Jesse Silvis. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary.

2630 West Liberty where services will be held Monday at 10:30 a. m. Interment In Union Cemetery. Bteubenvilie, Ohio, at 1:30 p. m.

BARNES On Friday. May 25. 1951, William age 89. of 220 Connlston husband of the late Susan Barnes: father of Mrs. Gertrude Hackman.

Mrs. Effie Hackman, Mrs. Susan James, Mrs. Mary Ellen Hunter. Milton D.

Barnes; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends received at the John H. Slater Son Chapel. 228 Brownsville Mt. Oliver.

Funeral Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. He was a member of the Knoxville Presbyterian Church and Mononga-hela Lodge No. 269, F. and A. M.

BAl'MAN May 25. 1931. Jeanette O. Bauman (nee Murphy) of 90 Wilson Etna, wife of Frank G. Bauman; mother of Mrs.

Mary Rltzman and Elmer Bauman; sister of Mrs. Emma Young and William Costello. Friends and members of Dames of Malta No. 18 received at Mclntyre 8s Neely Funeral Home, 644 Butler Etna. Services Tuesday at 2 p.

m. BOCH On Wednesday. May 23 1951. Benedict of 202 Ewing Crafton. husband of Helen Mounts Boch; father of Benedict and Mrs.

Mildred E. Monahan; brother of Mrs. Mary Painter. Anthony and Frank Boch. Funeral from the James Lowne Memorial Heme, 1407 Chateau 8t.

at Pennsylvania on Monday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass in St. Joseph Church at 9 a. m.

Friends Invited. BOTT On Friday. May 25. 1951, George A. Bott.

husband Rosalia Motil; son of George A. and Beatrice Miller Bott; brother of Kenneth. Thomas Grace Mullen. Melvea Hearty and Thelma Jean Bott of 119 Kenmore Rook Station. Carneeie.

Pa. Friends re-reived at the H. A. Henney Funeral Home. 524 Washington Carnegie.

Pa. Funeral Tuesday. Mav 29 at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Margaret's Church. Green-tree at 10 a. m. Friends Invited. BRNILOV1CH (Raaosevirh) On SatT urday.

May 26. 1951. Kata of 2612 Sarah 8. mother of Emil, George and Peter; also 19 grandchil iviissne. SEVENTH $1200.

claiming, 3-year-olds and up. mile and 70 yards. Montfaucon. 108 (J. R.

Laytoni 7.00 4.40 3.00 Ballawood. 108 IS. Palumbo) 7.80 3.80 Rustom. 113 (V. Bovlnet 3.00 Time 1:46 25.

Also ran Too Dangerous, White's Flag, Sunny Ship, Miss Goodness, Telu. EIGHTH $1500, claiming. 4-year-old and up. 1V miles. Fire Fox, 112 (E.

McMullen) 9.40 6.00 3.80 Balbar. 118 (R. Arduini) 7.40 4.00 Speaker. 107 (M. Sorrentlno) 2 60 Time 2:08 25.

Also ran New Caledonia. Glacial Run, Fompey Chief. SUFFOLK DOWNS East Boston, Mass. FIRST $23 00, -claiming, 4 -year-olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Siamese.

99 iC. Burr) 7.40 4.20 3.40 Jolly Irish, 104 (A. Catalanoi .6.60 4.60 Red Tag. Ill (A. F.

Martinet) 4.60 Time 1:49 4-5. Also ran aBtch's Girl. Harsam. Mel's Chic. Rebuke.

Ettenan S. Seet Sara, Raton. Off 2: 04 Vs. SECOND $2300, claiming. 4-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs: Can Locate, 116 (K. Scawthom 46.60 18.40 S.20 Tootsie McCabe. 108 (L. Richards) 8.40 4.20 Fiesta. 106 IR.

Borgemenke) 3.00 Time 1:14. Also ran Shako. Frozen Custar. Third Division. Skylighter, Gam, Orbit.

Senator Off 2:33. Suffolk Down Dally Double $255.80. THIRD $3000, allowances. 2-year-olds. 5 furlongs: Dynastic.

103 (R. Borgemenke) 5.40 4.00 3.00 woia Haan. ill w. L. Taylor) .5.80 4.20 All Richer.

105 I A. Tavarea) 5.60 Time 1:00 3-5. Also ran Nome. Pluckv Willie. Captain Arden.

Kelly A Way. I Sandy. Hatter War. Off 3:02. FOl'RTH $2500.

claiming, 3-year-old. 6 furlongs: Justa Foot. 103 (C. 4.40 3.00 2.60 Free Lunch. 113 IL.

Wilson) .7.80 5.40 Seemly. 108 I R. Cawthom) 4.40 time Also ran Alas, Fight ing Comet, Here A Dream, Chall Wind, Deer wood. On 3:32. ifth $3000.

allowances, 4-year-olds Rcy. Ill IC. Burrl 7.80 5.00 3.40 Equihaze. Ill IE. Jenkins) ....14.20 6.00 Luchador.

Ill R. Borgemenke) 3.00 Time 1:12. Also ran Vital Sun. Blue Thanks. Speedy Baby, Newsweekly.

Off SIXTH $5000 added. Puritan Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, mile and 70 yards. Charleston, 106 (A. Tavares) 14.20 7 80 5.00 Tilenny. HO C.

Burr) 6.40 4.20 a-All At Once. 116 (J. DeWltt) 3.60 lime 1:43 15. Also ran Brick Sciplo. Regal, a-Teaneck Flash.

mgasir. a-j. wj.Miziex entry, on 4:33. SEVENTH $2300. claiming, 4-year-olds and up.

about 1 1-16 miles ColorseL 114 IM. Green) 97.00 29.60 12.60 Abbe First, 104 (C. Burr) 7.40 4.40 The Drone. Ill IR. Delpidio) 4.40 Time 1:55 1-5.

Also ran Perfect Melodv. Fighting Day. Isoluc. Bachelor Boy, Virginia EIGHTH $2300. claiming, 4-year-olds ana up.

116 miles. Social Side. 104 IR. Gonzalez) 8.20 5.40 4.00 Jalopee. 106 IC.

Burr) 8.00 5.20 Great Issue. Ill IG. Pedersonl ....12.60 Time 1:47 46. Also ran Analysis. Desert Code.

Corn King. False Rumor. Eas-ton Air. Buntys Imp, Telbeda. Off NINTH $2400.

claiming, 4-year-old and up. 1 iuo miles. Ray O'Sulllvan. 115 iR. Borgemenke) 11.60 5.60 3.80" Hippodrome.

117 (C. Roberts 10.20 6.20 Librarian. 107 IR. Cawthorn) 4.20 Time 1:46. Also ran Jeep Supply, May First, Irish Channel, Fair Strike, Spiteful sue.

ua va- GARDEN STATE PARK Camden. N. J. FIRST $3000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. ft iuriongs: Sospiro.

119 IS. Boulmetis 10.60 4.60 3.40 Gerties Last. 112 IF. Bonet 3.80 2.80 Dash for Cash, 114 D. Johnston) .4.40 Time 1:12 1-5.

Also ran Good Trav, eler. Call You. Measure Up. Marinikin. Rt- born.

Quick Cure, Surpass, King Harvey. UE 2: 1 SECOND- $2500. claiming, 4-jear-olds ana up. mile ana 7U yards: Arthurian, 115 (H. McGuigon) 17.60 8.60 4.20 isiaca repper, lis (A.

J. Fernandez) 9.00 4.40 Reunion, 117 IL. Batcheller) 2.80 Time 3-5. Also ran Santas Vixen. Deep Texas, Ginny Gal, Ficklerose, Prepo-tente.

Our Equity. Bases Loaded, Onward wiarcn. un Garden State Daily Double $183.20. THIRD $4000 furlongs claiming, 3-year-olds. 6 Mobile Belle.

107 (R. Caudreau) 22.60 9.00 4.20 Tempting. 108 (J. Stout) 5.20 3.20 Fighting Buddy, 118 I G. L.

Smith) .2.80 Also ran Dollargofast, Mlschifinia. Toy Fox, Goluptious. Paddys Hat. FOURTH $4000, claiming. 4 -year-olds up, zuriongs: Senoril.

113 IF. Fernandez) 5.00 3.40 2.80 Crew Cut, 108 IR. Gaudreau .4.40 3.20 Gambler. 113 IJ. Stout) 4.40 lime 1-5.

Also ran Algie. Covote Jerry Best, Puff, Wentworth. Counter Plot. FIFTH $5000. allowance.

3-year-olds. 6 lurinngs. Tuscany. 122 J. Stout) 5.80 4.40 3.00 Nells Boy.

117 IS. Boulmetis i 5.00 3.00 War Phar. 117 IF. Fernandez) 2.60 Time 1:10 2 '5. Also ran Tomq.

Miss Ttnka. Telenews. Bar, War Up. Kentario. ca 4:07.

j. SIXTH $15,000 added. Rancocas Stakes, a-year-oid mieis. 5 furlongs Miss Nosoca. 110 (F.

Bone 1 6.60 4.00 3.40 Cinda, 117 IJ. Stout 5.60 4.00 Swell Dish. 119 IF. Redmon) 6.60 :59 3 '5. Also ran P.achel G.

Oaver Reward. x-Sodale. Papoose. Mile. Ell.

Tonga. x-Star Delight. x-Field. Off SEVENTH $3500. claiming.

4-vear-olda and up. 1 1-16 miles. Orphean. Ill H. McGuigon) 10 no 6 an 4 50 Minneapolis, 118 in.

13.60 7.00 mner Mac. 108 IJ. Collaneri 3.80 Time 1:46 3-5. Also ran Var. Saturday.

King Midas. Upgrade. San Justo. Bimover. Off 5: 10 EIGHTH $3000.

claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 1 1 miles. Roberto. 119 B.

Strange) 9.60 4 60 3 40 Okamsel. 119 I A. Vasil i 4.00 3.00 Evan's Toy. 119 IR. Nsh 4.80 Time 1:52 3-5.

Also ran Cellphane. Last Shot. Beach Bov. Napango, Mary Barr, The Flier. Off 5:40.

AMA Track Meet Schedule Set The open track meet at South Park Memorial Day (Wednesday) will be the first of the Allegheny Mountain Assn. outdoor events. The South Park meet will start at 1:30 p. m. and-will be held at the Fairgrounds.

The AMA junior championships have been set for June. 2 and the senior events, June 9. Both events will be at Schenley OvaL Another open meet will feature the Scottish Clans picnic at Kennywood Park August 4. -Entry blanks for these events may be- obtained at AMA headquarters, Columbia Bank Fourth and Wood. Pittsburgh 22.

HAY.VOS Frldav. May 25, 1951 Alex Sr. of Beadling. husband" of the late Anna; lather of Anna Williamson. Mary Housley, Irene Hostoylch.

Alex 8teve, Andrew, Joseph. Arthur, Daniel and Robert Haynos. Friends received at thw Fryer Funeral Home, 723 Washington Brldgeville. Funeral on Tuesday with requiem mass at St. John Capistran Church.

Beadling. at 9 a. m. Friends Invited. JENNIVGrS)nSafurdayrMay 26.

1951. 4 a. Clara Crawford Jennings, sister of Florence Crawford and Dale Crawford Jennings of 5226 Fifth Ave. Private services at' Samson's. 537 Neville Monday afternoon.

Please omit flowers. KLEIN Friday. May 25I 1951 Stephen, of 910 Penrs Sharps-burg; husband of Helen Mlchaefis: father of Charles son of Barbara and the late John Klein; brother of John, Frank, Helen Baldauf and Margaret Lltlnric. Friends received at the Rhein Funeral Home, 333 Butler Etna. Services Monday at 2:30 o'clock.

LAUCK Friday. May 25. 1S51-Don-ald G. Lauck. age 46 vears.

district sales manager of E. J. Lavino Co beloved husband of Dora Leidich Lauck of Belmont Brightwood" father of Donald G. Jr. and Douglas Lauck; son of Noble D.

Lauck. Philadelphia: brother of Mrs. Cora Wells. Dallas. Tex.

Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty, whera services will be held Monday at 8 p. m. Friends Invited. LAYTON On FrldayTMay 25.

1951. at hia home, Madison R. D. 2. Library, George, husband of the late Mary Layton; father of George Lawrence Mrs.

Mary Abro-mats and Mrs. Ellen Dunham of AshevlUe. N. C. Friends may call at the home of Ferguson-Wood Forbes t.

at McKee Place). Oakland. Services Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. I.EXART On Thursdav May 24? Lawrence. husband of Catherine Lenart; father of Nellie, Mary Gas-persic, Helen TJUnskl and Joseph Lenart.

Friends received at the D. E. Wehrle Funeral Home. 405 North Millvale. Funeral Monday, May 28 at 8:15 a.

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