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PAGE 11 THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1960 Pimlico Charts Double Niksar-Blue And White (3-2) $46.40 On The Screen 'The Royal Ballet' At Charles Century lias 'Fast And Sexy By HOPE PAN'TKLL BONIFACE SELECTS: AT PIMLICO By William Boniface lo'unpaper Racing Editor FIRST RACE $2,500: 6 fur. Weather clear. Track fast. Saturday, Nov. 19 Copyright, I960, by Triangle Publications, Inc.

Purse, S3.0OO; 2-year-olds; maidens; 1 Value to winner, $1,950: second, $K00: third, $300: fourth. $150. Went to post at 1-06: off at 1.06'j. start good, won easily, dace driving. Winner.

Al'bhai-Glrl Buyer by Nearco. Owner BoncrUt Farm. Trainer L. Murray. Time .24.

.49, 1.15, 1.41,. 1.48V. "THE ROYAL BALLET," at the village priest in "Fast and at the New Theater. Comment a similar field at Laurel beaten for $4,000 tag Charles, is a visually and musically opulent film. Photographed This Italian-made comedy with A winner lone out in Ohio Pin.

Odds Horse Jockey Wt. P.P. Niksar W. Hartark 118 3 1 1' J.10 St. 4 3 9.10 5.10 dubbed-in English dialogue isn't very fast but the presence of Gina Lollobrigida in the cast insures that it is sexy.

late speed to take share Ran third in last two outings Drop In class to be respected has chance this cheap Some fair races In Chicago "goody" when second at Laurel Continues to work well: tip 25.40 in rich Eastman color it is the next best thing to seeing this fine English dance company on the stage. Prob. P.P. Hoive Weight Jockey Odds 12 BLUE LAVA. 117 Corle 5-2 9 MATRIMONY.

117 No bor 7-2 7 PRINC'S AURIGA. Ill Oliver 4-1 8 AQUARIAN AGE, 114. No boy 5-1 3 TWIN BEAU, 114 boy 8-1 OOODN'T LTJIES. 111. R'olds 8-1 MARS-8 FAULT.

117 No boy 10-1 11 ROYAL VOYAGE. 114 Green 10-1 SMIDGE, 114 No boy 12-1 1 ARCAS, 114 No boy 20-1 LARK8PUR. 120 Ardulnl 20-1 10 8COTCHTWEED.111 No boy 20-1 8 DARK TREA8UR E. 111. No boy 20-1 4 EIGHT THREE, 111 No boy 20-1 5 DOVE CALL.

Ill Kirk 20-1, 2 FLYING DIVER. 114. Church 20-1 1 7 4 5M 3 A lid 8 9 7 10 3M 2 8. 6tr. 1 JM 3d 5" 4-i 1 fihd gio 9 10 5' 6i 10 4 lid 8J 7 9 2i Mi cy tinners r.

e. cone 115 Sakuntala I.ee 115 Prow J. tUloa 118 fresh S. Brooks 118 nimenite E. Mclvor 118 Polarity A.

Chambers 118 Chance Mike R. Sisto 118 Blessed Notion F. Kratz 118 Cork O'Leas H. Block 118 21 3d 4'1 5 6 7M 8' 9 10 She plays a wealthy merry 6 7 9 10 2 13.00 7.50 3.70 38.10 92.70 81.20 No speed racing for $5,000 4 Produced and directed by Dr. Paul Czinner, who did a simil nothing In New Jersey Seen too ambitiously placed 1 31 10 should run with same also-ran; ignore here Handle $90.

ooh. Dally Double Handle S133.058. Scratched Mirlton Pike, Harwood. Natchea's Pride, Hidouble, Hilt? Dllty. Our Choice.

arly splendid job a couple of years ago with the Bolshoi Ballet, Early at Laurel for $3,500 widow who returns to her native Italy to seek a husband. Understandably, there are no end of suitors for her hand but the one man (Dale Robertson) she sets her cap for plays somewhat hard to get. fur. Straight Place Show Came again to win last week Reported ready for best try sort; lust missed In last $2 Mutuels Paid rices iksa' Lucy Glitters Sakuntala $3.40 $2.80 $2.40 $22.00 $10.40 $3.60 chance; throw eut last However, Lollobrigida is just the picture showcases the brilliant ballerina. Dame Margot Fonteyn, in three of her greatest roles.

She is teamed with Michael Somes in portions of "Swan Lake," "The Firebird" and "On-dine." The major part of the film Niksar displayed speed to retain the rail position and assume command early, was not menaced and won with speed to spare. Lucky Glitters rallied to outftnish the others. Sakuntala lasted over Prow. the girl to break down any man's resistance, particularly as provocatively costumed in this Tech little cheaper than usual Drop in class la not enough do better at Charles Town Breaks fast, but then fades poorly when tip last start Ran unmpressive race In debut Ran last at 177-to-l odds do better In the barn Has a poor record so far highly placed this go is devoted to "Ondine," a ballet SECOND 3-yr. up; 6 fur.

Blue And White, 116 (C. Gonzalez) $16.20, $11.01, Stacia, 113 (R. J. Bright) $28.20, $14.20 Sun Spirit, 116 (J. $7.00 Time 1.14 2-5.

Lanham Lady, Voyante, Royal Holiday, Cut In, Cedar Patch, Sharing, Crafty Wave, Windust, Becky also ran. Jt 4 mnmll.il ill Ian! created especially for Dame Mar-got by Frederick Ashton to music tn final Garden State race outsider even with these SECOND elm. 8 TERRACE PARK, 120 5-2 2 RED'S FIVE ACES, 111 Block 3-1 6 TOOLBOX, 114 No boy 4-1 7 TORNAT. 117 No boy 4-1 9 GLADLY, 111 Brooks 6-1 3 FIGHTING AL, 114 No boy 8-1 4 BLACK ARROW, 117 McKee 10-1 8 DOC MOSS. 117 10-1 5 ENSIGN CHIP, 117...

No boy 15-1 10 GLEN WOOD MISS. Ill N.B. 20-1 JIMMIES KATE, lll. W'kley 20-1 SAGSBEE. Ill No boy 20-1 LOST WALLET, 20-1 12 LICORICE STICK, 114 Green 20-1 11 SUDSY.

Ill Monacelll 20-1 1 CONSTANT COM'NT, 111. N.B. 20-1 6 fur. 1 A MB EG INNING, 118 boy 2-1 2 ROMAN BREEZE. 115 No boy 7-2 3 SOLAR GAIN, 118 boy 7-2 8 bPARSIFAL.

118 No boy 5-1 10 bCOAST PILOT. 118 No boy 5-1 4 SWINGING DOOR. 118 Ch'rs 8-1 5 ARE CUSTOMER. 118 Cha'rs 10-1 PINE SHOOT, 118 Bright 10-1 11 THRESHER, 118 8ervls 15-1 6 NAVAN, 118 No boy 20-1 7 alNITIATOR, 118 Brooks 20-1 9 MAD JOY, xllO Verrone 20-1 12 WEATHER LADY. 115 N.B.

20-1 SILVER EGO, 118 Monacelll 20-1 REFLECTION. 118 Reynolds 20-1 aBONNY BRIDE. 115 Brooks 20-1 by Hans Werner Irenze. Not to COMING TO THE MAYFAIR Lee J. Cobb, left, and Paul New-man are in the cast of "Exodus," the Otto Preminger production of the Leon Uris novel.

It opens at Mayfair on December 19. be rated among the greatest bal nicolor film. Claudette Returns New York Claudette Colbert returns "to the White Way stage in "Julia, Jake and Uncle Joe," a comedy about an American couple in Russia. The play by Howard Teichmann is based on a book by Oriana Atkinson, wife of the former drama critic of the New York Times, Brooks Atkinson. It is due to debut in mid-January.

let masterpieces, it nevertheless provides Dame Margot with a vehicle she endows with immense Talk Of Hollywood appeal. THIRD 3-yr. up; 6 fur. Peel Parlor, 111 (Corle) $9.60, $6.00, $4.60 Exodo, 116 (Beneito) $5.20, $4.20 Ji-Jo, 114 (Cutshaw) $6.00 Time 1.14. War Police, Arch Rival, Early Morn, Admiral's Party also ran.

Even-money when second at Gar. St. Blew 3-length lane lead when 2d Ran third, then second, at Laurel by head to Prince Mercury Closed well to third last start Reported showing speed in morning half in .50 2-5 In the A.M. Should, await a better spot inside post for best try taking up room again here still be maiden after this go back to Chas. Town win at Shenandoah Late speed In sprints in N.J.

likely to go: won't be missed in lone Laurel appearance VITT0RI0 DESICA gives a vastly amusing portrayal as a By HEDOA HOPPER vas a guerrilla fighter in the war, IIOLLYWOOD-It will be a busy AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS year for Fess Parker. He and his wife, Marcy, expect their first child in June or July. aChasann Stable-Mrs. A. A.

Wile ox entry, ba. R. Watkins-G. W. Parker did cloak and dagger stuff, and wrote his first novel, "Walls of Jollo," in the United States.

Sheree North I WWW A I 6 fur. Coach And Four, 105 (Graham) $26.20, $6.60, $4.00 Tuscany Pomp, 116 (Hartack) $2.20 Leemowlee, 107 (Passmore) $4.00 Time 1.13 2-5. Step, Indian Trader, Right Dress also ran. entry. Then, Fess said, "I've been LAST WEEKS! GOOD SEATS FOR ALL SHOWSX On Sale il Boi Office and all Hechl Co.

Stores tail Returns To Screen PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED notified by Paramount to report on April 17 for 'Separation It's an original' war story by Robert Pirosh; he'll do the SHEREE NORTH goes back to IE. O.0.294 Sati On Sole 'or Special YOUTH SHOW-9 A.M. SATS. screenplay and produce." EEISFl the screen after more than a year's absence and plays the gal who leads Carol Lynley down the FOURTH 6 fur. 10 BUDDY'S FLOWER, 115 Le'er 9-2 3 GOLDEN HEELS, 115.

No boy 4-1 SOFT BLUE, 115. Prestl 4-1 7 BALLINGARRY, 114. boy 5-1 1 PURE SILVER. 115 No boy 8-1 11 BURGEE, 118 Lee 8-1 9 BLACK DOLPHIN, 10-1 5 JAY BROWN. 118 Lee 10-1 4 LESTER'S PRIDE, 118.

15-1 2 SO BRIGHT, 118 Korte 20-1 6 WHITE MARS, 118 20-1 8 SPINNING STAR, 115. No boy 20-1 12 DRAMBOWSKI, 118 McKee 20-1 THINK POSITIVE, XllO Ver'e 20-1 WISE SEKRET. 118 Clark 20-1 ROCKY FAIRWAY, 115 N.B. 20-1 Fess recalled how he was Blew 4-length lead when fourth poorly when closed to 5th to Island Singing last start Missed by 8 when 2nd to Prince Fear Closes; needs more distance Recent 3d was sudden improvement in poor form in New York World of speed, but a quitter Worked Vs in 1.17 4-5 for this Has neither early nor late speed to break maiden at halters Showed no class In New Jersey Can't get out of own way Faces better maidens this trip Breaks slowly, then quits SUN SHOWS VERY EVENING MATINtCS WtO primrose path in "High Heels. kidded when he bought his home on the Hope ranch in Santa Bar It's a story of show biz.

Robert I Parrish directs. Jerry Wald pro clm.J 3-yr. up; 6 fur. EJ BD E0 sQB EB DE1 EGJ m- nn.DH sdesb mm nn.D0 warn 1-Michore. 2-Daring Heart.

3-Sand Boy. 4-Harlcigh. 5-Fast Gun. fi-Bull Side. 7-Honeys Tiger.

duces for Twentieth Century-Fox. bara, influenced by the fact that it had such excellent school facilities. But the Parkers plan a real family and Fess is a far- Tr acV March Kelly scratch; not much horse Patti Page recently turned FIFTH elm. 6 fur. sighted man.

The tvv" down $50,000 for a deal to appear in Manila for ten days beginning Twentv-seven vears aco Andv December 23. She wants to be Continuous Shawinas Features- 110. 3:20, 5:30, 7:45, 10 P.M. early when ran fourth then second; could win here Tired to sixth going full mile 2d to Happy Water was near miss shot in finishing second best races at the halters Has neither early nor late speed beginner: drops in class with Charles O'Curran in the new Devine and his wife played together in John Ford's picture, 3 DERMAOH, 114 No boy 2-1 8 MISSY R. Ill Chambers 5-2 5 ROYAL EASTER, til Lee 5-1 6 BET HE WILL.

114... Clark 6-1 7 WORTHY WARRIOR, 114.Mil 8-1 10 BAY HORNET. 114. Haycock 10-1 2 KOMETES. Ill Lee 10-1 1 GRAY FLUSH, 114 No boy 10-1 4 LIKELY MISS, 111 Block 15-1 9 ENTREATY, .114 No boy 20-t home they recently bought.

But Bob Hope is sweet talking ur. Bun. Recently Dornthv went to Brae- Recent third surprised everyone by cheapest in New York a A. 4sV A her into his GI tour at Guanta-namo base in Cuba over the holidays and he's pretty persuasive. SIXTH elm.

4-yr. up; l's mi. jketsville to visit Andy and John put her into "Two Rode Tocether." It becomes a familv Off IT affair; their son, Tad, also is Closed to 4th In shorter race Led for half, stopped to third one good second at Garden for third straight victory Goes well in small Meld; won up in class; should drop Has lived up to name so far in it. 1 EARL OF TYR'NE, llS.M'celli 5-2 3 EAGER BEAVER, 122 M'celli 5-2 2 NUVO. 116 Monacelll 3-1 4 CHIEF PADUKE, Oino 9-2 6 MAJOR WATSON, 119 Kratz 6-1 5 GENTLE KN CK, 116 Cutshaw 10-1 7 SPRINTER, 116 Brooks 15-1 SEVENTH 2-yr.

fillies; 6 fur, Monday's Race Entries At Aqueduct AQUEDUCT. t.I., N.Y. IB the Associated Press 1 The Crosby boys in New York for the Perry Como show, to be WWW aired November 23, are talking a variety show with NBC for one of DAE OUT Yes, dine out and try our famous Cantonese or American foods. When you have a desire for good food, it's such a treat to relax and enjoy it in a friendly atmosphere at Baltimore's finest restaurant. For Prompt Home Delivery Call VE.

7-8103 its summer replacements. Second to Somali Bird was near miss Improved to second with blinkers Won Nw Jersey-bred stake last start Beaten favorite; could make amends Intent-I Salute; Brookfield Early speed with sixth in Futurity Won under $5,000 claim tag in N.J. They planned to do summer stock on the east coast in prepara of our next attraction it stars Hollywood's most glamorous star and is based on John O'Hara's outspoken hest seller! V'ou 7 HIGHLAND LASSIE, 119 Corle 2-1 12WADDLE. 119 Chambers 5-2 2 MANGO NEWS. 119 Brooks 4-1 5 GOD'S GIFT, 119.

5-1 INEVITABLY, 114 No boy 5-1 9 AFFECTIONATE. 119. Servis 8-1 8 CHIC'S GHOST. 119. Church 10-1 1 ETRUSCAN NIGHT, 119 McK.

10-1 10 LESLIE GIRL, 119 No boy 10-1 3 aSPEEDY ANSWER, 116 Esp'a 20-1 4 FATIGUE. 119 Monacelll 15-1 6 STINGING NETTLE, xll4 G'o 20-1 11 CHARGE IT. 119 20-1 aFREE MOVER. 116 20-1 COUNTESS BELL, 114 N.B. 20-1 FIRST $3,500: 3-yr.

up: 8 fur. Ran eleventh without excuse San Sebestian. tion for dramatic roles in films, so this fits in. figure on best Midwest races Displayed early foot at halfers COCKTAILS FLOWERS MUSIC won want to miss it! From New England; worked fast Lillian 118 Bee Bang 112 Caricature 115 Justa Drizzle. 112 xShady Princess 107 Eretria 112 Some Tune.

112 Zippy Gal 112 Charming Hildv Sham Battle. rSabena II Frank's Lass. Miss Prim Airstream Best would hardly be enough Broke first, stopped to seventh Just helping to fill the race Colombia Signs Dolores Dorn COLUMBIA has Sammy Fuller (tSlFi FREE PARKING Opw Daily 'til 3 M. RESTAURANT 710 N. Howard St.

Hardly rsady for top effort Will not help field if goes to thank for their newset contract I SANS INTERDIT. 114 Servis 20-1 aS. O. Graham-T. Bardey Rogers See The Preview at s.30 P.M.

"Where The Hot Wind Blows" at :30 P.M. mdns.s 1 entry. second 13.500; 2-yr, mile. star, Dolores Dorn. They signed up; ml.

111 113 118 Dutchess Patricia Cedar Willie's Love. 118 Nymphe's Bully 114 Mystery Missile 114 Mickey Who Me. 118 Arabian Mghis 118 IPIl BFUHA WH Won by length from similar Stable tip in Thursday victory after seventh for $6,000 Continues to work fairly well Won: then ran second at Laurel Look again IVES 'WINTERS DARKtN atctKli "M0NT1IM FITZGERALD 1 THIRD elm. RIPPED. RAW UNO ROARING FROM REAL IIFE! Trailed in an eight-horse field EIGHTH elm.

3-yr. 4 CANARD, 122 No boy 2-1 9 SARATOGA PETE, 122. Brooks 7-2 1 WILD RIDE, 116 Block 5-1 3 UFO. 116 No boy 5-1 7 MAIN LINE JOE. 119 DePalo 6-1 6 HELIOBUBBLE.

113... Brooks 8-1 5 POLICHINELA II. 116 Lovato 10-1 2 GUARDED SECRET, 111 McK. 104 BATALINI. 116 No boy 12-1 10 ROUGH SKETCH, 116.

No boy 20-1 11 MID ERIN. 116 Block 20-1 12 SOUTHERN POMP. 116 Corle 20-1 8 PROBATIONER. 113 Regalb'to 20-1 IB mue. Just missed In $3,000 field Fair Hour 114 irr lift llsll umiTr IIV Longshot winner at halfers 114 xGoil paradise 111 Kke 114 Jus Liable.

lie Real Joy. 114 H.a.' II LLl riu lYlrtri imiiL mi tniHrn OH wonder 114 Cinder 115 CEATHPFC- 1, 6, 8, 10 P.M. likely to go; overmatched Too ambitiously placed here Trailed field by three last go Early speed; quits In stretch FOURTH 3-yr, mi e. Sweet 110 1 Sarah James 114 her after seeing her work in "Underworld U. S.

opposite Cliff Robertson. Billed Dolores Dorn-Heft on Broadway, Fuller cut her name down marquee size. She was married to Franchot Tone at one time. 1 Mildred Dunnock flies West to do a comedy role in the Tom Ewell show, a nice change of pace. "Swiss Family Robinson," which John made for Walt Disney proved a real family attraction at the preview here with Can figure In $4,000 field New star 1 14 Mavan Princess 114 106 I.Lucie Manette 121 up: lis ml.

Vfi CapTcne Kois FIFTH $3,800: 2-yr. 6 fur. Sweet Fairy Ill I Enht Bars 113 3- 1 Closed from ninth to fourth In sprint 4- 1 Been holding well in sprints 7-2 Enough speed to handle No. 12 Onrden Fresh. 115 1 Tirzah Ill Tommy Gibbons Succumbs At Age 69 St.

Paul, Nov. 19 MV-Thomas J. Gibbons, 69, onetime contender for the heavyweight boxing championship and former Ramsey county sheriff, died in his sleep at his home today. His most famous fight was his July 4, 1923, battle with Jack Dempsey, then heavyweight champion, in Shelby, Mont. Gibbons lost but was still on his feet at the end of the bout.

Sheriff 24 Years Gibbons was a big hearty man best known as Tommy who kept his personal popularity to the end. He spent ten years as a successful life insurance agent before becoming sheriff of St. Paul, a post he held for 24 years. At the peak of his ring fame after his famous fight with Dempsey, Gibbons deliberately turned down an offer of $100,000 for a return to the ring in order to save his health. Dempsey' Wallop "I thought of my brother, Mike, Mind in one eye.

Harry Greb blind in both eyes. I decided thaT maybe it was time to get out," said Gibbons in later years. The fight at Shelby with Dempsey went for fifteen rounds. As Gibbons told it, Dempsey hit him a terrific blow on the forehead in the first round that almost knocked him out. "But I came out of it, and 1 really think I was even with him on points after ten.

Then he got (stronger and I was in trouble near the end." Gibbons got nothing out of the fight, which drew a disappointingly small crowd that paid $201,485. Pcmpsey who was guaranteed $230,000 took all of the gate. However, the fame the fight brought to Gibbons launched him on his successful business and political career. Dorothy Buck 111 Double lis Reeards To Renency 119 5-1 Has been half in A9H in morning Granger Fabian Mabel 117 Melody in UJ 6-1 Ran three seconds in last four 8-1 for three quarters: ran fourth Blooming Fleet 119 Southern Choice 119 NINTH elm. 3-yr 11 IMAGINE THAT.

118... Krai 5 IRI8H CHEER. 118... No boy 12 POST FIVE. 116 No boy 9 ATTEMPT.

118 Green 8 JANE JONES. 113 Kirk 7 MODEST COUNT, 116 Cuts'aw 6 HIGH TUNE. 113 Mclvor 10. SAINT MARCOUF, 116. N.B.

1 IRISH SPARK, 118 Church 2 NOBLE DRAKE, 116. boy 3 LIBERTY, 116 No boy 4 LOTOCHAMP. 113 boy SUDDEN FAME. 113.. No boy FILM FARE TODAY Xol tho PREMIERE ThaotrtuXj: "STUNNING!" -N T.

Times v'-BEHlNl THE WAM-Tiijij 'n color Free Parking 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 vvr el 10-1 eleven-horse field by three Fun Fille Filled. SIXTH 3-yr. up; 8 fur n-i Had early foot; quit on turf Ji Anita 119 131 Tires at route; should sprint 116 x8turdv Prince 108 Great Manassa 113 Adventure 20-1 Would need much Improvement 20-1 Hawthorne races not too bad 113 113 118 Jay walking. Orbit's Too. Cranberry Sauce Dorothy McGuire, Janet Munro, 20-1 Seen outclassed by this field SEVENTH $7,500: 3vr 1 ml.

20-1 Would be better off scratched and James MacArthur in the cast. The pirate battles staged by xFive pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Denotes also eligible; when Disoerse 115 1 Howard 0 115 All 122 Air Medal 122 Bold Lark 117 I Idolater 115 11111.1114 horse gets In. he takes highest post position. Track fast.

First Post 1 P.M. LA i-UU SON CLASSIF1EIL- Yakima Canutt, who did the races EIGHTH $4 500; 1 ml. NOTON Very filnw Pay. 112 1 Rose. 114 114 114 114 How They Ran Today for "Ben-Hur," are sensational.

Anne Baxter, with her husband, Ran Gait, and daughter, Katrina, Male James. 112 Mile. Poussel. Rockwater 112 OreBt Dame. Oil Rovalty.

..112 Slarix Patricia L. 119 "Crat performances all!" Post it Laurence Olivier "the Entertainer" really gets results like this ml 3-yr. up: NINTH $4,200: elm 110 115 Nile Breeze. Atoka, Noire Artiste, El. llott's pal Don.

Doc Wal also ran. FOURTH $3,700: 8 fur. filtvhft 11A iV nn.rinl will be flying here for Thanksgiving with the Baxter family in AQUEDUCT LONO ISLAND. N.Y. By the Associated Press Cauldron Livingston Nance's Rule.

bNorth 2, 4. 6. 8, 10 Iranio 115 aHomelv 115 Battle 115 aTomike 115 bBlue Blood 107 I Hi" i I iMTt I Kafelf "'Wry MMGEMENP BSmuP ess? CfiLfeMr7 I H.e,i5 m. 1U 107 Aorls ei I kvlts $7.20, $4.70, $3.00 Willie W. 108 (R.

Burlingame. 5 west bMarshal-Johnson vs. int aSchwaru entry, FIRST $3,500: 2-yr. 6 fur. Anne had a rough go of it when Frankie Laine.

118 (H Onsttnes). $10 80. $4.0 Mr. Sam 109 (J. Leonard) $2.60 Time 1.12 2-5.

Royal Waltz. Royal Way, Scarlet Lilly, Aboriginal Boy, Beau 4l Fast sale she lost her baby and had to re-j Gay mischievoosl" Times $5.30. S3 60. $2.70 Peppy Boy. 118 R.

Stovall) $6.50. $4.40 Michael Pal. 118 R. $7.30 CHARLES main in Sydney, Australia, two I7tt NORTH CMANLEI entry. r.Three.

xflve Pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Track fast. First Post-12 Noon. Aqueduct' Selections By the Associated Pressi Kea aito ran. FIFTH $4,000: 2-yr.

1 ml, aRrume. 118 IS. Boulmetis). Time 1.15. Galdrum.

Croudle Level streak. Perfect Pick. Jack Berser, FURNITURE French Provincial bedrm. set, twin beds, triple dresser, mirror, like new: coffee table, mod. contour Chaise lounge.

HU. 6-4149. miss tstanaisn also ran. weeks more. Spyros Skouras signed her to a SECOND 3-yr up; 6 $9.90, $2.90, $2.50 Big Walt, 118 (B.

Baezai $2.60, $2.30 St, Valarle, 118 (J. $3.50 Time 1.39 4-5. Winged Victory. FIRST RACE Charming HildV, Lil lunones. long term contract; she's slated HC5Tm0 SAUCY? V-V-LpiLOfWiGiDA Green Turtle.

116 IB Baeral. fj 2. 4. 8. 10 Monte Negro, tamng.

Prince sol. aDav Many calls lian Ziopy Gal. SECOND Mickey Who Me. Arabian Nights. Nymphe's Bully.

Glow. White Bait also ran. aPerrv HO. 00, $7.50, $4.10 Take Five, 116 (J. Leonard'.

id.sa. Si ro for a big biblical film next year. When Tony Franciosa and Alan A. 1 tils 1 ChmrUs THIRD Jus Liable. Real Joy, Coif RUOS 60 sa.

yds. carpeting. In good cond. Will sac. RO.

4-3011. Crossruff. 116 (S. Boulmetls) $2.80 lime i.ijs. Kaiomo.

Penny Circle. Hllwan, Toscan, Route Sixty also ran. Caillou got together in New York, Tony closed a deal for Caillou's entry. NARRAGANSETT PAWTUCKET. R.I.

By the Associated Press) Sold immediately Paradise. FOURTH Lucie Manette. New Star. Sarah Jam. FIFTH Southern Choice, Double Cut.

Reqency. SIXTH Anita Cranberry Sauce. Orbit's Top. SExrlj-iT Daily Double Frankie Laine and Green Turtle (10 and S) paid FUR Baulrrel stole, perfect condition. $25.

Call LI. 2-3750. life story. He plans to take it to Metro when he reports for two pictures there. Adventurer Caillou, who's also 1 NO CHILDREN'S) jj-' '-'l ADMISSIONI FIRST $2,000: 4-yr.

up; 8 fur -yi. ev up, uuk ma ,13 T.l.l,, SEVENTH All Hands, Air Medal, Bold $62.40 for $2. THIRD $3,500: 2-yr. fur I Dunns, .1 $0 Sold on 1st call WVrT HXINOTON lAMIMt f.MOO .00 $21.00. $10 40, Oardalle.

112 (C. Landers) $12.40, $9 East-West. 113 (W. Skuse). $10 an actor, was born in Palestine, no $41.10.

ill SO. $9 10 lam. EIGHTH Great Dame, Oil Royalty, Mile. Roussei. NINTH Nance's Rule, Tomike, Caul- dron.

BEST BET Lucie Manette. Time 1.15 2-5. BBvwise. Busong POOL TABLE NO. 5-3514 Our Chris.

118 (J. Combest) $4.30, $3.60 secrei. lorrenna. gxean unu KMahnnlr. Pi-lr-wlt.

Tnitul Hy conimicut. 118 (J. culmonei. ss.so Time 1.13 4-5. Polly Vale.

Terrl Blue. Good response iviarsnai also ran, second 4-yr. up; iVt miles. Hashco. 11) (N.

Mercler) WASHER Whirlpool auto finds-miser, 9 lb. Perfect cond. Oood buy. 70 HO. 7-0B50.

PIMLICO Puerto Rico Plans Shows 40, $4 20, $3.40 Hugglescote. 114 (D. Sheppard) S6 SO, 14 20 Bended Knee, 120 M. Trombleyi J9.40 DORIS DAY REX HARRISON Time 1.57 1-5. Dynamometer.

Wheat rn. ni.nll.. Top reaction Such Luck. Miss Fayebee. bone also Races CLOTHING Boy's Ivy.

sDort coat trousers. Like new. Sir.e 12-14. ID. S-SflBO.

4, t. io r. THE 3500 EtmonSus A. New York A year-round Ptutiir 1 1 jfc 1 l'Jf-7 40 ran. Daily Double Living High and Hashco (7 and 6) paid $107.20 for $2.

THIRD $2,000: 3-yr! ml. Mahmouche, 117 (H. McOtilgon). $17.60. $7 40.

$4.0 Out Yonder. 120 (W. Bkusel $4.20 Sold right away schedule of Broadway shows is being arranged for San Juan, Puerto Rico, by Barry Yellen. 1 STANTON REFRIGERATOR Westinahouse. 9 cu.

pert. cond. Reas. VA. Having staged drama festivals Oran-Mar-Jo, 109 (F.

$4,110 Time 1.49. Sandy Dancer. Rounn mm Tl SONG for two summers In the Caribbean city, Yellen feels he has an audience for a continuing round of comedy, musicals and opera. Gem. Florin, Flexible Flyer, Sunday Afternoon, Mlchekee, Wild Array, Cartr lina Step, Fastgator also ran.

The girl with the FOURTH H2.200: 6 fur. Without 1.OO0.000 tresses The schedule starts with a pro Prince Pauper, 118 (H. MrClulinn), $10.40, $4.80. $3.40 Its A Beauty, 109 (P. Bryant $5.40.

$4 00 Fisin gram of drama and light enter tainment in the Tapia theater Lite Dare. 113 (C. Hooper) S8.40 Time 114 3-5. Colonel Nell. Thuries.

Take No Notice, Decked Out. Sinning from January 10 to March 5. Adele lafour extra aided CATHY LOVE Billy Aintley Benny Moore I2w5 1 Vr2-ZJ0 DIRKBOaiRDE armor also ran. FIFTH $2,500: 8 fur. Mona a Problem.

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Rodriguez) tiMHOUS i in I- Tlme-1 14 3-s. Firing Sauad. Gob SHOES bler's Image, Mr. Twister. Bustier's Darling, Queen Becret also ran.

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to Tl 1 1 fsl llll 1 1 Fishing Fair Dates Set CI! 2 weeks beg. next rUnU mon. NOV. (CATS ON SALI AT BOX OFFICE 10 A.M. to P.M.

130 Man. Thurs. (TlMnkialelng) Nov. 4:30 P.M Nov. 30, i P.M.

and $11., Nov. 26, Oec. 3, 9:30 MUtlCai North Beach, Nov. 19 IAV- SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. HELL TO ETERNITY" Dates of September 9-11 have been 8 SPORtlNG GOODS set for the 19C1 Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair.

The announcement Von Heflln "UNDER TEN FLAGS" 221 NORTH CHARLES LE. 9-1307 AND TOWSOfV PLAZA was made by Robert Mead, of North Beach, president of the sponsoring association. Indicates Best Bet of each handicappcr.