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Pasr 30. i i Horsemen To Flv 5 Into Bowie ROW1E. Md. horses, including Amcripn and On-nnd-On. will be flown from Miami tomorrow to to run in Saturday's Sinn.noo John B.

Campbell, Mary land's richest handicap. Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's Atner- icn and Calumet Farm's On-and- On "ii! be accompanied by Llan cnilcn Farm's Restless Wind. Wil! S. Miller's Better Bee and C.

Partee's Babu. Amrripo and On-and-On finished trrond and third, respectively, in tlm Ctulfstream Park Handicap last Saturday, "Pv-v share the starting top- vctchi of 121 pounds with Restless tt'iiif! in the 1 mile Campbell. C.impbell. -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. March 22, Turf Trainer Ffln Derby Led By Branch Cnmpbcll starters include M'-s.

Edith L. Price's Yes You Will. C. Mahlon Kline's Mystic 2nd. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ross Clark 2nri's King O'Turf and Elkcam Stable's Open View. Possible starters are Sidney Barton's Greak Star, Jaclyn Sta blr's Li'I Fella. Harbor View Farm's Faultless Speech anc Cocklicld Stable's Nimmer.

CHESS MEET SET VAR DEL PLATA, Argentina young U. S. champion, Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, will piny in the International Chess Tournament next week, the Argen tine federation announced. Other international masters also have been (invited. Wont second car? lent new Cheryl RENT A CAR 601 N.

Central Ave. 24th St. and Jefferson Sky -Harbor Airport Phone AL 3-4166 Tucson, 141 South Stone Trucks Bcnted at All Hertc FEEDIN' TIME: Mark Sherman helped his grandfather, Dick Orr, with feeding time at Turf Paradise. Orr is trainer for the Circle Stable. Horse getting the handout is Berto Barbone, a starter in tomorrow's Honey Doll Purse feature at Turf Paradise.

Mark's father is jockey Joe Sherman. Ma 2J1 Veteran trainer Wayne Branch has moved to an impressive lead in the Arizona Downs top trainers competition at Turf Paradise. Branch has saddled nine winners along with 16 seconds and six thirds. His nearest challenger is Joe Wade with six firsts, four seconds, and two thirds. Three well known trainers are (ied for third place with five winners.

They are E. L. Bassford (5-3-3); Earl Beezley (5-2-2); and Frank Colcord (5-3-3). In the running are Richard Hazelton (4-2-2); Roy Hodges (4-1-3); and R. G.

Pierce (4-4-1). Robert Yeager is the No. 1 jockey. His 94 mounts have produced 22 winners, 19 seconds, and 14 thirds and Yeager is on his way toward adding the Arizona Downs title to his previous championships at Omaha, Denver and Albuquerque. APPRENTICE Robert Clink has moved into second position with 13 winners.

His 61 rides also include nine seconds and six thirds. all Ditsen "JUNICQ U6A3UB WHEN 1 SWlEP fcOWUNS WE HAP MEN WHO SET THE PIN5 BACKUP Golf Group Details US Open Qualifyings NEW YORK (AP) For the average competitor the long trek toward the 60th National Open golf championship gets under "way May 23. U.S. Golf Association ye.sterday announced dates for the double round of eliminations leading to the 72-hole tournament proper June 16-18 at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver. Local qualifying over 3fi holes will be staged May 23 in 57 cities and May 24 in San Francisco and IndianapoJis.

Sectional tests, the final refining process whittling the field to 150, are slated at 12 sites June 6 and 7. Joe Dey, executive director of the-USGA, said he expected the entry list again to exceed 2,000. A record 2,385 entered last year. Entries close May 5. Most of the nation's topline play- HE RE-GREW HAIR Before Erickson Treatment A Few Months Later Thomas A.

Melton Jr. (above), shows he re-grew hair by the Erickson Home Treatment method. Hair Specialists Here Tomorrow; Will Show How to Save Hair and Prevent Baldness New home treatment methods for saving hair and improving it growth will be demonstrated in Phoenix, Arizona on Wednesday March 23rd, 1960 only. Other cities listed below. Consultant G.

J. Smith will be in charge, representing the dynami Erickson Hair Scalp Specialists organization. He personall examine hair-worried men and women from 11:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wed nesday at the Westward Ho Hotel. Phone AL 3-2181.

For many years now Erickson Hair Scalp Specialists have been checking the hair of thousands of men and women across the country. They have encountered and dealt with hundreds of fcases of every kind of hair trouble. From this experience has grown the new Erickson home treatment. Will the new Erickson treat- inent cure total baldness? "No!" For we cannot help men and yvomen who are slick-bald after years of gradual hair-loss. But if you still have fuy.z and your scalp is still creating hair, you can at least save and thicken what you have.

Some conditions, such as f'spot baldness" usually have complete coverage if caught in time! 1 Other conditions that usually bring on excessive hair loss- dandruff, itching, over-oiiiness or drynesB, follicle clogged with sebum or be corrected by the Erickson home treatment if caught before the "hair factories" are destroyed. Evidence of the success of the Jirickson method is that the organization has expanded to hundreds of cities in 32 states. The most important thing is: "Don't wait mail it's too late." The average balding person justifies his condition with one or the other of these two statements: "1 don't think anybody can etop hair loss" or "Oh, I'm going to see an expert when 1 get around to it." You're going to keep right on losing hair til! you're bald unless you get your scalp in healthy, hair-growfng condition again. "Actually, our biggest prob lem is not in doing what we claim," Bays D. W.

Erickson, di- of the organization, "for March 23rd at the Westward Ho Hotel. Phone AL 3-2181. ERICKSON rs can sit out the first qualifying 'ials, which are aimed mainly at ical talent. Exempt are all for- icr U.S. Open and amateur lampions, PGA and British Open lampions as well as the 20 low corers in both the Open and PGA urnaments and top 20 money inners of last year.

THESE tryouts will cut the field about 20 per cent of its original ze. The sectional trials do the axe-job cutting to 150. Only venty-two are exempt. Bill Casper the happy put- from Apple Valley, as efending champion, heads the elect list which may go on to enver without any preliminaries. OTHERS are the four champions 'ho preceded Bolt, tick Mayer, Cary Middlecoff and ack Fleck; Amateur champion ack Nicklaus; PGA champion Job Rosburg, British Open cham- ion Gary Player of South Africa British amateur champion Deane eman of Bethesda, the Cherry Hills pro, Ralph Arnold nd players who finished in the op ten and ties of last year's ournament.

These include in addition to lasper-and Rosburg who was run lerup Claude Harmon, Mike touchak, Doug Ford, Ernie Voss er, Arnold Palmer, Ben Hogan am Snead, Dick Knight, Tec Gene Littler, Fred Haw and Dow Finsterwald. THE Open purse will total $50 100 or above, with the wihne guaranteed $12,000. Every pro goes the full 72-hole route will receive $200. Mol Peterson, whose background includes riding some of he greatest horses in America, is bird with 10 victories. Peterson rode Olhaverry to vic- ory in the 1946 $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap and he rode the ame horse to victory in the Del VTar Handicap the same season.

'he previous year he piloted Tex- Sandman to victory in the Del vlar classic. He rode Wheatfield the Del Mar Derby win in 1947. Paul Frcy had a 9-19-9 record or 61 rides while Hugo Dittfach, ow riding in Canada has a 7-9-7 mark for 59 mounts. GLEN DIXON is 6-4-4; Larry 5-3-5; Ray Correa, 5-2-2; lale Mower, 4-6; Joe Sherman -2-4; and Sonny Ray Williams, -7-3. Tomorrow is Ladies Day with vomen admitted free.

They will vitness. a nine-race card featur- ng the Honey Doll Purse going Seven starters in- luding Pardal Lassie are entered. TELL VOU SOME Greyhound Entries Entries for Tuesday FIRST RACK. Mile. Grade First Half Dally Double iwlveler Formal's Girl Hjuana Kid 5 His Patchesty Phoenix i Matmen Win Two members of the Phoenix YMCA Wristlock Club have quali- field for final Olympic wrestling tryouts at Ames, Iowa.

Gary Pro- firi and Robert Irwin won their weight classes in the Southern Pacific district Olympic tryouts in Long Beach, Calif. The El Toro Marines topped team standings with 16 points Phoenix was second with 14, followed by El Camino JC 13, and Los Angeles YMCA 12. 17 teams competed. Wristlock club wrestled 27 matches and won 16. Scoring points for the Phoenix club were Mateo Mangosing 4th at 115 pounds.

Carl Cooper 5th at 115, Lanny Westbrook 3rd at 191, Profiri at 174, and Irwin at 125. 3ara Linda Broken Tails 12 Project 8 Leaky Roof SECOND RACE. Mile, Grade 1 Second Half Dally Double Apache Tear Ways Winsome Winnie 10 O. V-Eicht 8 Cheerful Amos Cheerf Jim rant Husky's Dim Brick Literal TII1HO liACE, Mile, Grade ush's oouble 8 Dixie Dear Time Scope 5 Star's Dandy Silver Coal Sky Skeen 15 Photo Doll 12 Otto H. 6 FOURTH RACE.

Mile, Grade 4 Turf Workouts ARIZONA DOWNS AT TURF PARADISB March 21; Track, Fast One-quarter Chief Eyes 35hg; Aun Rye Bill Time Bet 'i Win 37bg- Council Time Directl; Dolly Madison Duke Cit Flying Ribbons Feud alist Fucheebee Gav Away Helios 37b; Panch 36b; Helen B. Hi-Field Idle Rumor Jon Sing Keliey Error 38b; Lanetta Rae Logs Pride Lady Bil-San Little Muzzl Muchacho 38b Miss I 'hoenix Kid C. B. Speedy Desert Masic Kasco Flirt Launch 5 Betty's Formal Caribbee 12 Dutch Leonard SELECTIONS 1 His Patchesty, Swiveler, Tijuana Kid. 2 Husky's Dan, Brick Literal, Apache Tear.

3 Dixie Dear, Time Scope, Sliver Coal. 4 Phoenix Kid. Desert Magic, Kasco Flirt. 5 Kufus Rey. Profit's image, Mlc- Itcy Vernon.

fl O. Smidnlk, Sid' Bernle, Delno. Punch Hunter. Gen. Crowe, Salary Ml 39b; Make- Bee Pat 37b; Newsawa Nell poenlx Tim Rey Ethics 36 Roguish Per 673 Spumon sfgh Southern Knigh T.alqueen a i 37 2b; Wise Johnny Queen Tar Half-mile Andrew H.

Blu Hostess Doot's Dream 49b Dream Alone 50b; Dawn Wind Damaseur eternal Liz Glla Bend Gray Soldier Gem Claire Iteanrun 40b' Lynn brook Road Li-G-Bo Mr Straw Rosical 48h; Rico Ba River Mai Speedy Blue 48h: Sure She Di sweet Beldine 4Sh; San Taj we satisfy at leart of clients. Getting the doubters anc putter-offers to come in for ar examination is really the problem." Examine You Free We want to make it clear that you incur absolutely no charge or obligation by coming in for an examination. will tell you frankly and sincerely whether or not you can be helped, how long it will take and how much it will cost. We want to emphasize that you waste no time in office visits if you are accepted for treatment. You give yourself the treatments in the privacy of your own home.

Progress is checked at regular intervals by an Erickson expert. You must be satisfied with results. Hopeless Cases Refused Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists have established a very i high reputation in the field foi refusing any case that does not fall under the scope of its work. I In the great majority of cases of baldness and excessive hair i loss, (a condition known as male pattern been iden- tilled as such) the Krickson preparations and treatments are of no value whatever, and again we i state ER1CKSON WILL CONTINUE 1TC POLICY OF RK- FUSING ALL HOPELESS CASES. Guarantee Satisfaction The Erickson Hair Scalp Specialists will give you a written guarantee that you must lie satisfied within 30 days or it cbsU you nothing.

You won't be obligated or em-. barrassed in any way. Examina-i lions are given in private. Hours are from 11:30 to 7:30 p.m. March 24th at the Westerner Hotel.

Phone MA 3-4761. HAIR and SCALP SPECIALISTS WotUTi Dependent Insurance lit IH1" 8 Itosada, Sea King. All Western, Jackie. 10 o. Vldo, Randy TrlVle frown.

BUST BET: Phoml.v Kid In fourth. BICST QUIMELA: RoBiida and Sea Echo In elKhth. Echo, Chu-Ma's Kenelmo, He's Jackson, FIFTH RACE, Park Course, Grade Profit's Jrnage My Word Beldi Copper Stein Talk Talk Rufus Rey Mickey Vernon Another Formal i Harmony Mary 8 Pride Bay Thrust Chuke'a Daueh tor Ducor Docto Wh te Maleficent Mala vesta isoab: Orcas Drake Read To Go Salty Red Fast Sails Mr. Miracle Sidran Upset Book Comment: Lady Bll-San led a set nine from the gate. Dawn Wind ha good speed.

Orcas Drake had extrem early speed in a good trial. Sldra shows improvement. SIXTH RACE, Grade 3 Jerry John Sid Bernle 6 Delno 8 Fiber 8 Talk To Me 3 O. Spudnlk 12 Happy Pam 5 Most Likely 4 SBVBNTH RACE, Park Course, Grade 4 Bill Kraus 3 Abblean 8 King Mick 8 Dlanetic Kid 12 Squeaky Rocker Geo. Crowe 5 Salary Boost 4 Punch Hunter 6 EIGHTH RACB, Mile, Grade 2 Sea Echo 3 Mallock 8 Slike Biff 6 O.

Ballet 12 Cha-Ma's King 4 Drumlin 5 Informal 8 Rosada NINTH RACE, Mile, Grade 1A Fairy Gal 6 Never Night 12 C. B. Imase Wheat State Konelmo He's All Western O. Vice TENTH RACE, Park Course. Grade 1 Nlkllis 8 Vido Triple Crown 12 Sir Rohlnhood Ranrty Jackson 4 Super Peg 8 Anita Ace SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY SCHKK OWNERS NEW 3-WAY ADJUSTABLE SHAVING HEAD Now it it possible to 3 way HMd put on your present Schick Shtver ilmilar to head made famous on the SCHICK 3 SPEED razor.

Here's an opportunity to get smoother, (aster and closer shaves. double-headed Schick is shown. SPXIAL OFFER (ENDS MAR. 31) during the month of March, we'll oll and adfvtt your SCHICK razor FRfU with of a now 3-WAY ADJUSTABLE Installation ol shaving head and servicing of fhaver doni while you wait SCHICK 1 SHOP 123 WEST ADAMS STREET PHOENIX, ARIZONA HOUR) MONOAf FftlOW, I 31 i JJ-MTUMM 1 Hot Races Pep Icy Day At Aqueduct NEW YORK floated on an infield lake and a chill north wind whipped Aqueduct yesterday as an opening day crowd of 40,022 customers made like penguins and watched Sir Salonga win the $29,550 Paumonok Handicap in close three-horse finish. Sir Salonga, a 4-yearold son of ort Salonga Miss Galbuc by lance Play, came up from third i ace in a scorching stretch drive i give jockey Henry Moreno his lird victory of the afternoon.

Tt was a head decision over the ockfield Stable's Nimmer, with harles F. Henry's Charlie's Song lird, a neck in the rear. Fourth lace, another length away wentj the Jaclyn Stable's Li'I Fella. THE PAUMONOK, half century Id race, is the traditional opening ay stakes in New York but was un this time in a new $33 million ream track setting. It was iriau- urated in 1906 1 at Jamaica, now losed for good.

This is the earliest thoroughbred pening date in history for New 'ork and the brisk weather may ave hurt the crowd, which com- ared favorably with opening eek day crowds at Jamaica in ther years. Sir Salonga is owned by Stella 3. Steckler and ran as an entry Discard from the same stale. The winner paid $22.00, $10.20 nd $6.60. Nimmer paid $11.50 and 8.00 and Charlie's Song $4.70.

TALENT SHOW, the 3-1 favorite, nished sixth with Willie Shoemaker, who won the 195!) Pau- monok with Isendu. Jimmer, rid- en by Eddie Arcaro and the 9-2 econd choice, finished 13th and ast. Sir Salonga carried 114 pounds, "Jimmer 115, Charlie's Song 117 nd Li'I Fella was to pweighted vith 126. The Paumonok is a urlong sprint and Sir Salonga caught in 1:11 flat on a fast rack. The Coplan Stable's Accomplish, inner of seven straight races in lorida, set the early pace, fol- owed by Charlie's Song and Sir alonga.

Ray York got Charlie's ong into the lead after half a mile and held it into the home tretch, where Sir Salonga began move up. Sir Salonga took -harge in the final sixteenth of a mile and earned $18,907.50. Moreno won the first race with Qudel ($22.30) and the fifth with Garwol He also finisher. irst in the sixth race aboard Mad Count. However, Mad Count was disqualified for crowding Niequest the stretch, STRIKEOUT LEAD LOS Drysdale.ithan any one else in the National Dodger pitcher, struck out 239 league's records since the season batters in the 1959 season, more i back in 1924.

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