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Baltimore, Tulay. THE SUN SPORTS February 3, 1953 PAGE 18 Earpeth Captures Sunshine Park Feature Race By Length And Half BALTIMORE U. SECOND PLAGE GIBBERISH C. M. GIBBS I TOWSON MEETS hd ft If 1 office "isn't worried" about the efforts of the Edmondton (Canada) football outfit to grab Billy Vessels.

i Browns not only isn't cutting in but in addition, after refusing to agree to his team engaging in night TV games with home teams, finds himself cut out of the arc light schedule altogether in the big towns. He doesn't like that either, and if things keep up he'll have to do some ball club building on his own and forget the TV angle. Interstate Loop Plans To Operate York, Feb. 2 (Jfh-The Interstate Baseball League was given a new lease on life today with the decision at a league meeting here that Allentown. will have the i If, i ii Z'.

VHP I 'r S-L '-i fit Vf, till 1 A 1 But if this is so it might be a good idea to provide the fans with a prescription for easing their bother and apprehension. If there is one thing the local club can't afford at this moment it is the loss of their No. 1 draft choice to some small burg up in Canada when the question of dol lars is the decisive factor. The psychological wallop such a happenstance would produce would make even the flu bug crawl in a hole and pull the hole in after it Mantle Slowdown EaELY PICTURES of training camp activities reminds that the business of signing up Mickey Man tle, Yank star, hasn't moved along as smoothly as had been hoped. They wanted the Mantle lad to sign up and be satisfied quickly.

But recent reports, naming $25,000 as a wage that is intriguing his wak- in thoughts, suggests that the lad has been listening to advisers. Once a young player begins huddling with financial advisers satisfying him is more than some what difficult. Trouble BILL VEECK is running into all sorts of difficulties now trying to cut in on other club's TV income. The Voice of the St. Louis vital sixth team necessary for the circuit's existence.

"It is merely a formality to go through the formal agreements now," said Gerald Nugent, league president, after meeting with representatives of five of the league's clubs. Nugent said a verbal agreement has been made between Eddie Kirschner, Hazleton, and William Walsingham, vice president of the St. Louis Cardinals, by which Kirschner may operate the Allen-town franchise using the St. Louis-owned Allentown ball park. "All the league was waiting for was a sixth team, and now we think we have it," Nugent said.

He said all agreements made so far have been verbal, but that written agreements now are "just a formality." The new season will open April 28, Nugent said, and consist of a 140 game schedule. i I wmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmm hometown folks during parade in his honor. He scored 61 points for Rio Grande last night. BRAVO BEVO Bevo Francis (right), nation's leading cage scorer, waves to Wellsville (Ohio) RACE SELECTIONS AT HIALEAH Best bet aat In capital letters FIRST SECOND THIRD I FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH NINTH Sam Brook Ed-El's Gal S'me H'py Victor MO'TRE II Topside Eatontown It No Use Iamarelic By Boniface Kltch Braseda C'ckfld Buffer Top Com'd Dulat Whlffenpjf kaway All At Once Zagglty Rare B'uty Q'ld'n Ap'Il. Ula Privilege Evicted W'nlng Fl't Suky Susie War King D'r'th Miss Braseda S'me fn Buffer Mon'tre II Dulat EAT'TOWN Its No Use All At Once By Carter Kitch B'ths-Belle C'ckfld Ula Scene One Topside W'mng Fit Suky Susie Clrc's Cl'wr Sam Brook Rare B'uty J't C'm'd H'py Victor S'per S'mai B'nkr L't Sea Grass Q'kaway War King D'r'th Miss B'ths-Belle S'me Fn Buffer Mon'tre Big Stretch Eatontown Eter'l Betsy AL' A' O'C By Sun Dial Kitch Braseda Siw'n'y Ula Blue Ch'ger Topside ChatN'rII It's No Use War King Zagglty Wildfowl Eq'llzer Miss Dow Top Com'd.

The Eagle Whiffenp'f Suky Susie Xavler II D'r'th Miss Braseda S'me Ula Mon'tre II DULAT Eatontown P'nut's Man All At Once tiOtFona I Kitch Rare B'uty J't Cm'd H'p Victor Scene One B'nkr L't Sea Grass Suicy Susie Iamarelic Sam Brook B'ths-Belle c'ckfld Buffer S'per S'mar Topside Whiffenp'f It's No Use Clrc's Cl'wr Jet Pean Ro'n-Sa're J't C'm'd Depal Top Com'd I'BERq Chombro Col. K'ble All At Once By AP Rare Art Ed-El's Gal Fr'm Afr Ula Blue Ch'ger Chicle II fensava Heiress Iamrelic D'r'th Miss B'ths-Belle S'me F'n Buffer Scene One Bulverde Sea Grass Eter 1 Betsy Ore's Cl'wr D'r'th Miss Quesabe Eq'lizer BUFFER S'per S'mar Com' Cause Eatontown Narcisse B't'd Br'th By Southfleld Slelpner Ed-El's Gal S'me F'n Depal Fourth Jack The Eagle Color Q'd Heiress Iamarelic Jet Pearl Pom Q'ld'n Ap'Il Tulk ghorn High Back Big Stretch Pensava P'nut's Man Clrc's Cl'wr Irishf 'rluck Ro'n Su're Ayem Gaby Fourth Jack P'TYS DAY A-PacopeD Suky Susie W'ar King By Loneodda Pr'sy Missy B'ths-Belle G'ya Lo Cate Top Com'd Dulat Sea Grass Q'kaway Definitely Kitch swatch M'ty R'n i Ula Irvlngton Topside Color Q'd Caboose B't'd Br'th Jet Pearl Ed-El's Gal Fr'm Afr MISS DOW Privilege Big Stretch Kinsman P'nut's Mar Clrc's Cl'wr By Reamer Direct Aim Braseda C'ckfld Gaby S'per S'mar Dulat Eatontown Q'kaway War King Royal Fan Ro'n Sq're ld'n Ap'Il H'py Victor Criteria Chicle UWhiffenP'f Cormorant Iamarelic I D'r'th Miss I Braseda iS'meFa IBuffer IMon'treTI IDulat I Eatontown I It's No Use I All At Once CONSENSUS Kitch Ed-El's Gal C'ckfld Ula Top Com'd Topside Sea Grass, Suky Susie Iamarelic I Jet Pearl I B'ths-Belle I J't C'm'd IH'py Victor! S'per S'manl Big Stretch! Whiffenp'f Q'kaway I War King KNOWN BY THE COMPANY IT KEEPS Hialeali By SNOWDEX CARTER Best Bet Eatontown I2ccingrnForin CONSENSUS Flguies in consensus snow comparative ratings based on five Dally Racing Form selections, allowing 5 points for first (today's best. 7 points. In capital letters) 2 for second. 1 for third.

Charlie McGuire Moved Up To Starting Lineup One man on the Baltimore U. basketball squad can feel sure he will start tonight as the Bees take on the Towson State Teachers in a Mason-Dixon Conference game at Mount Washington at 8.45. Charlie McGuire, a 6-foot-6-inch eager, set a Baltimore U. gym mark Saturday night as he scored 29 points, including the winning basket with five seconds left to give the Bees a hard-fought victory over Washington College. McGuire started the game on a gamble by Coach Ai Barthelme, who was anxious to get another tall man into his lineup.

Saw Little Action Charlie had seen little action for the Bees in their first 14 contests because, though he was fast for a big man and a good rebounder, he was not effective from the pivot-Playing on the inside he was averaging a meager 1.73 per game. Barthelme noticed Charlie had a fair one-hand push shot but was afraid to use it. During a two-week layoff brought on by exams the Baltimore U. mentor took the eager aside and worked on the shot. Moved Outside McGuire was moved to the outside Saturday night and the result was a victory for the Bees, who needed that extra offensive spark because the team's second-highest scorer, Ed Malin, was out with a bad cold.

Charlie hit 14 out of 25 shots from the floor and helped the Bees control the backboards. This latter was a major factor in their triumph, as Washington was getting a good percentage on its shooting. The Shoreman hit 22 out of 38 shots from the floor. The Baltimore-Towson game is the only local contest. There are three out-of-town tests with Loyola meeting Western Maryland at Westminster in the other Mason-Dixon Conference clash.

Maryland, second to North Carolina in the Southern Conference, has an important meeting with George Washington University in Arlington, Va. Johns Hopkins resumes its cage schedule with a nonleague game against Rutgers at New Brunswick, N.J. Tamburello To Go To Maryland U. Frank Tamburello, who guided Patterson Park's football team to an undefeated and untied record, has cast his lot with the University of Maryland. The Sun's all tar selection plans to study pre law at College Park and hopes to make the grade as a split-T quarterback for the Terps.

The 19-year old, 190-pounder is an experienced split-T operator, something Coach Jim Tatum, of Maryland, hasn't had since he took over the Terp reins with the newfangled formation in 1947. Tamburello, a transfer from Mount St. Joseph, scored eight touchdowns for Patterson the last season and passed for six more. Three of his T.D.'s were scored on the option play, the key to the split-T attack, where he kept the ball instead of pitching out to one of the other backs. And Frank should fit in with the limited substitution rule.

He played both ways offense and defense in two of Patterson games. Tamburello, besides his football ability, was one of the top ice hockey players in the scholastic league. For three years, while at St. Joe, Frank was named to The Sun's all-star hockey team. WAKES UP I In Highest Favor TO HARTOONA Ruse Takes Third As Victor Pays $4.80 For $2 Oldsman.

Feb. 2 (JP)Ed Davis' Harpeth took a liking to the sloppy going at Sunshine Park today and won the $1,100 Dade City Purse by a length and a half over Martoona. Harpeth, the favorite, opened up a lead of six lengths in the first quarter of a mile and took it easy the rest of the six furlongs, lhe winner, ridden by Howard Craig was timed in 1.15 2-5 and paid $4.80. Martoona, off to a slow start came on fast in the stretch but had too much ground to make up. Ruse was third, lengths back of Martoona.

Attendance was an estimated 2.400 and the mutuel handle $149,935. The daily double paid $73.70 with Comely Cassie winning the first race and I'll Be Around the second. Sunshine Park Results FIRST S800; 3 St 4 yr. 6 fur 5.40. S3.40.

$2.90 fBit Again, 113 (N. Hart $8.10. S4.40 Cambrian. 113 'A. Garry SS.60 Time 1.14 1-5.

fOn The Wire, fceven Receipt. JSinklsng. Basin Bess. Flue Director. Hybv.

Mucho White. Straight Ol also ran. IField. SECOND $500: 4-yr. up: S'i fur Til 111 A 90 gQ Eternal Road.

120 (A. DeSpiritoi. Eedisrn. 113 (R. Baldwin! Time 1.03 2-5.

Curtain Time. fOur Sam, Fotancts. tHawkshaw. Poinseuf. On Rust, Forum.

Jaca's Boy also ran. fFleld. Daily Double Comely Cassie and I'll Be Around paid $73.70. THIRD 11.000: elm 4-yr. Sc up: 6 fur.

Oaledo. 109 iT. Maeda) 19.10. $10.30. $5.70 Apennine.

113 H. Craig) $13.60. $4.20 Netherby. 120 (A. DeSpirito $4.10 Tims 1.15 2-5.

Synnycrest Gal, Jump Tune. Hot Chocolate aiso ran. roURTH $800: 4-yr. up; 6 fur. Hih Reno.

117 (R. Baldwin $4.90. $3.40, $2.80 f.nnn urA 11 i T1SnlHfn. $4.40, $3.60 Beach Belle. 106 Hart) $5.10 Time 115 4-5.

Fair Degree, Say Polly. Psychic Sis. fHadapast, Just Eternal. fAward. fNola also ran.

fFleld. FIFTH 6 fur. Army Pal 114 (A. Rose $10.10, $5.10, $4.10 Laura W. Ill ID Wagner) $5.10, $3 20 Overweight.

Ill (H Craig) $3.40 Time 115 3-5. Raging Tide. Head East. Ma'am. Honor Him also ran.

SIXTH 4 yrs. up; I ml. 70 yds. The Lucky Son. 109 (A.

Rose tost Aneel, 109 T. Anyon) $4.80. S2.JO Copsa. 109 W. Hartaci) $3.50 Time 1 48 3-5.

Wacel. Happy Omen. Pink Gin. Net Front also ran. SEVENTH $1,100 4-yr.

up: 8 fur. ITarp-th. 115 H. Cra.e) $4.80, $3.10, $2.90 Martonns. 113 'A.

Florio) R'ise. 108 N'. Hart $3.50 1 15 2-5 It Girl. Corsucate. Boutonniere.

Aldale. Black Canasta also ran. EIGHTH 4-yr. up; 1 ml. 70 yds.

Water Kelpie. 109 (L. C. 90 $4. To.

$4.20 Man, 109 (E. Joyce) $5.20 Wis Foray. Ill (L. Pafundi) $7.00 Time 1-49 4-5. Kenwood, Vleni, Sir Cobo.

She a Got It also ran. NINTH 4-yr. Sc up; mi. Record. 112 (J.

Dark Pigeon. 112 ID. Wanner). 53.20 A Way. 112 'P.

Griffis) $4.10 Time 1 53 2-5 Brown Moat. May First. Hvblaie. Neds Choice, Dandy Scholar. Quick Chance also ran.

Sunshine Park FIRST S800; elm. 4 vrs. Sc up; 6 fur. VTitm PnHrv 1'llRaPt IIP FalrArab miFred 11 Hush Money lUMelanie Ill in Kings Lady in ver Forget Pdwedot Headate Charsom xUnc.e Shoot SECOND $300; xRedcal Co Wu-tom Walloon Faro) Eila. B' i Tal.

Fleeted xCiolcien Laddie llTxGania 19'j HIPanaDon 11 USHiBuntv IIP 118 Cousin Clara Ill 113 Early Victory 113 4-yr. Sc up; 6 fur. lin Idle Tale 110 120 Catri Hill lis Frankie 120 117'Bordfaux 117 103 Flamire Acres. 11 113 SDane Ship 115 lOTiSosplro 120 1121 Anache loe THIRD $800: elm 6 fur. Doe Likens lllixPokey Susie 103 No 106 Cotirit Passes.

10" Cats 108 Fairteia Ill Unquestioned 106 eAwiwj 108 FOURTH $800; 4-yr. up: 5'i fur xPllmsy 101 xSal Egret .101 Lost Key 110 V-Jet 115 no Cecil lsp-Neen FIFTH $900; 70 yds. Double Barrel aTipv II xiTripie Saved Again 117i Under The Rug 113Dep Fen 113 4-yr. un; 1 ml. xDaushter 108 xx.Nlrkleijy 110 Midyette 10 110 115 113' aKohertson entry.

SIXTH si. 100; elm Tds. 4-yr. up; 1 mile P-rsaltum. xWlltl TIP Bill Keete xa3 in Diver aPobertson Ill 105 Nitro Fire llfi 1 IS; Concentrate.

UK 111 entry. SEVENTH alin. mr.ongs. 4-yr. up; 5Vi Snurifier 113 Cho Cho Sam.

flncmg Step. 113 Soring. Vital Sun Eternal Moon 111 Lord North 106 120 118 113 eighth 4-yr. tc up: 1 mi XxJust Stop llliArnie. 118 NosTtlia 118 aAutan 118 Biiy Bus 118 xJakannr 11V a Blue Row 113 Fiddles.

118 xLittle Raider. 113 xTurn Back 118 frilver Sweep. All Fun Blarkhearh Memphis Flyer I'mdl Pigeon Irish Game 113 118 118 106 113 111 111 1edd lam 113 aJarvis and Wilkerson entry. 3 4 yr. mdns aAnnkaren Yourg Romance Market Mate.

Fen Fire F'irn P'igh xOypsum 113'aJack Choice 110 Local Swing ll.TiFirst Endeavor. 1 Mi ate Fee Unsanction 115 113 115 110 115 108 11 tixxBuddy 1081 aAnhut and Russo entry. xFive. xxseven poinds apprentice allow ance claimed. cloudy and fat iirst Post 2 P.M Sunshine Park Selections By the Associated Press First Race Fair Arab.

Charsom, Cousin Second Walloon. Barolo, Catnip Hill. Third Holy Cats, Doc Likens, No Reply. Fourth Under The Rug. Cecil M.

Deep Fin Fifth Daughter Double Barrel. Midyette. Sixth Blllman, Sun Diver. Wild Tip Seventh ETERNAL MOON. Singin 8tep, Lord North, riihth All In Fun.

Star Pigeon. Hindi. Ninth Fen Fire, Market Mate, Plum Relgh Best bet set in capitals. Davey Concentrates On Speed In Workout Chicago, Feb. 2 (JP) Chuck Davey concentrated on speed and counterpunching today in boxing six fast rounds with three, spar mates.

Davey is entering his final week of hard training for his 15-round welterweight title bout with Cham pion Kid Gavilan in Chicago Sta dium February 11. The undefeated southpaw sparred two rounds each with Red Evans, Chicago welterweight; Clin ton McDade, 140-pounder from Ben ton Harbor, and Tom Cleary, ioieao middleweight Davey now has boxed a total of 7)7 rounds in preparation for Gavi Ian. LIKE THE MAN says, the current flu bug may not be dangerous but it sure is a persistent little animal; never seems to know when it's licked. And in the matter of persistency, there is the coming removal of the International League headquarters from New York to Montreal, Canada. Come high water and Sunday the Ints.

have managed to keep their big offices in the Metropolitan center for many years. In fact it has got so you can hardly imagine it being anywhere else. For a matter of 60 years now, with a one-year break when John Farrell was the president and used Auburn, N.Y., as his headquarters', the Ints have conducted their business from the big town. It gave the loop a sort of high-hat touch. BegaiTTn 1893 AS HARRY SIMMONS, league man of information explained it yesterday: "In the early years, previous to 1893, the office moved around with the president.

"During that time Buffalo, Syracuse and Albany all had it. In 1893 Charley White became the president and moved the office to New York. Pat Powers came along and his headquarters were in the Flatiron Building. "The presidency of Ed Barrow 1910-17 lasted until his wages were cut and he quit an4 joined the Boston Red Sox. Next came the Farrell regime and removal to Auburn.

But Dave Fultz returned it to New York, and he in turn was followed by John Conway Toole, Warren Giles and our own, the late Charley Knapp, before Shag Shaughnessy took over. With Jersey City and Newark both gone any good reason for a New York office disappears as seven of the eight cities are found farther to the north, with Baltimore forming a geographical tail to the kite. Little Guy, Big Pay AND IT comes to pass that Bobby Shantz, the smallest pitcher in major baseball, becomes the highest paid hurler in the history of the Philadelphia Athletics. That he has secured a $50,000 pact for the next two seasons with the A's is really a greater tribute to his standing in the pitching world than his record in the won and lost columns. When you get 50,000 smackers out of the A's for a couple seasons work you're doing something his tory proves has never before been accomplished.

Some of the game's greatest stars, including the super Lefty Grove, toiled in the uniform of the A's. Not a one ever was able to separate the club from that much dough over a two-season span. No wonder Bobby feels "confident" he can better last season's 24-7 record. It is doubtful if Art Ehlers, club general manager, has any such con fidence. Art would settle for 20 wins now, or so you imagine, Kiner To Go IT APPEARS, despite the effect on Pittsburgh fans, that Branch Rickey is seriously toying with the intention of dealing off Ralph Kiner, his home-run star.

Kiner for years has been the only pro on the Pirate outfit. And he is a pro only in the home-run racket. But he can belt the long one and because of this the guy does intrigue the interest of paying cus tomers. This latter explains the big of fers. like that of the Reds and their $300,000 worth of players, for the 31-year-oldster who poled the ball at a .247 clip last season for a $90,000 wage.

No Worry? IT MAY BE as you are told that our new Baltimore Colts front 6-sS'i: GIANT SIZE UGE SIZE 59? it WW it 10 7 A Amom Imported Whiskies At Hiateah Park At Sunshine Park D'treath Miss 15 Hash Money 13 Kitch 14 Never Forget 12 Sam Brook 4 Rapt 5 Braseda 21 Redeal 14 Rare Beauty 10 Co Wisdom 12 Barths-Belle 7 Sospiro 5 Some Fun 21 Awiwi 25 Jet Command 7 No Renly 7 Cockfleld 6 Count Passes 6 Ula 19 26 Haoov Victor 11 Defp Fen 9 Buffer 5 Lost Key 5 Montmartre II 19 Nicklebv 19 Scene One 11 Double Barrel 11 Super-Salesman 6 Saved Again 8 Dulat 27 Nitro Fire 15 Blinker Lieht 8 Sun Diver 14 Topside 5 Billman 10 Eatontown 24 SDUdder 12 Sea Grass 10 Vital Sun 11 Whiffenooof Top Spring 10 Peanut's Man 14 All In Fun .27 Sukv Susie 12 Star Piaeon 8 It's No Use 11 Sliver Sweep 3 All At Once 22 Young Rom'ce 19 Iamarelic 11 First Endeavor 16 Circus Clown 4 Gypsum 3 Best Bet Best Bet DULAT ALL IN FUN At Fair Grounds At Santa Anita Satire 10 Juror 20 Miss Star 10 War Trvst 15 Falretown 8 Parlor Pink 3 Edeeb kLass 31 Turfman 19 Merry Zac 8 Will Power 1 Lumena ff Galen 1 Merry Th gh 25 Andrea 22 Start Miss 5 Nada Patch fl Mattafor 4 Dark Diana 5 Vien. Dance 19 guiz Delong Night 14 Pass Below- 10 My Ethelyn 4 TaMstock 8 Shelby Lane 20 Femme Fatale 31 Ambushed 9 HonBT Swamp Thea. 7 F'vbusn 0-7 Gesticulator 16 Sedgv-iew 9 Barbelee 10 6 Bve 5 Deliver Boy 19 Bngrn- 11 1 Good Story 22 Utopia Lass 6 Skv Ranger 5 Svndicate 19 G'blinK Lady 8 Banovina 6 Best Bet Best Bet Edoebrook Lass FEMME FATALE Hi JlVi 5Se Selections EIGHTH $4,000: Hi ml. 9 It's No Use, 113 Boulmetls 3-1 2 Suky Susie, xl08 No boy 4-1 6 Quickaway, 117 Contreras 4-1 1 Peanut's Man. 122 Basile 9-2 5 Heiress, 111 Fernandez 8-1 3 Wllk's Loss, 113 Mccreary 10-1 12 Lucky Lick, 113 Atkinson 10-1 10 Caboose, 119 Barrow 15-1 4 Cormorant, 110 20-1 7 Coherence.

118 No boy 20-1 8 Col. Kimble, 113 No boy 20-1 11 Eternal Betsy, 108 Atkinson 20-1 Narcisse, X97 Williams 20-1 ninth 4-yr. up; 8 fur. 2 All At Once, 114 Woodhouse 2-1 6 Circus Clown. 118 Stout 4-1 5 War King.

118 Burr 4-1 1 Iamrelic. 114 McCreary 9-2 4 aXavier 106 No boy 10-1 7 Fighting Fleet. 114 10-1 3 Bated Breath, 105 Atkinson 15-1 8 aDefinitely, 114 No boy 10-1 9 Market II. 116 Allgaier 20-1 aHill River Stable and Braeburn Stable entry. xFive.

xxseven pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Denotes also eligible, when horse gets In, he takes highest post position. Track fast. First post 1.45 P.M. Fair Grounds (New Orleans.

La.) FIRST 3-yr. 6 xxManipulator. 112XxMarian Rose EdieADel lllixxChere Marie fur. 107 104 Fire 106 xSatire 109 Miss Star Ill xFlaretown 103 War Dollar Ill Gleam Hv 114 Night Ill Pons Pal 113 xxChaca Firl 4-yr. un; 6 llixTinsel 114 II" 119 116 104 Etowan xFairiam.

Trip Ud Here's Why SECOND No Waiting xEdeebrook Lass xxLumena Merry Zac xNot The End Frisk Flytne Turkey. Abbe Boy Sirens Rins fur 102 112 109 Happy West 103 Contrary Jean. Zaca Days. Katama Conouerant. Froth Bold Bandit.

116 107 107 110 115 112 111 108 105 113 105 110 THIRD tl.fiOO: elm; 4-vr 8 fur. xJunior Counsel. 107iMehaw 109 Mattafor 1 12' Moon Trump. 114 Desefolks 114 xStart Miss 106 Sheriff Grosch. 116 Merry Thought.

115 FOURTH $1,800: mdn. 2-yr 2 fur straiehtaway Keenon's Gal. 118 My Ethelyn 118 Delong Nieht. 118 Rosedene 118 xxHeartily ill Vienna Dance 118 Condamion HB RennieGem 11 Karen 118 Blue Romance. 118 Rado Miss 1 18 For Betty 118 Real Princes.

118 Hy Front 118 Ermine Tail 118 Strawberrylane. 118 xxJoyce Ann B. Hl BitO Bim 118 FIFTH $1,700: 4-yrs. Sz on: 6 fur. Shelby Lane HSlxxKines 10R 113 Haberdashery.

xAce Captain. Ambushed Hi Uncle John lOajxxSneedv Van 115xSwamo Theatre 110 107 SIXTH 4-yrs. up: ml xxSedgeyiew Brick 121 xOur Challenge. 112 105 106 Thelma Berger. 110 xxPlunger Buss UP 113i seventh $1,900: 6 fur.

Delivery Boy. 114 Nags Head. 114 117 114 112 114 xHanny Deb xxaRed Speed Set Shot 107; Jim Brier HOlStar 114 1 Fran 107 Muscles 105' xCharm Step. xxaVlbrate aLandy entry. EIGHTH $1,800 Adarla Bouncing Bern.

Good Zephyr Strong Advance. Princess Truxton ml 110 117 115 113 108 113 xHerman 112 xxTod Stockings. 105 xxFirst Shannon. 108 Mary Jane 108 Where You At, 109 xSandra 99 ml. 115 115 110 113 110 112 110 100 115 NINTH $1,700: Chief Osceola.

Mattie Girl xMt. Alto Skv Good Story 4-yr. 1 llSIDixle Sweep. 107 Tangent 110 xPioer 112 Utopia 115 CeDheus 118 Tramore 112 xBillcella Count Steel Count Deep xBlue Bar 107ixlnsinuatlon. Campanilleo 115'Var TENTH (Substitute) 4-yr.

lur xxWhat A Peach 104 Imnerial War. 113 Banovina 115 Aroege 107 Gambling Lady. 114 Whiz-A-Bit 107 xAnovas 107 Theonetobeat 112 Martha Paula. 105 xxMiss Ozan. 101 Syndicate 121 Jolirab 115 Seven 118 xFive.

xxseven pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy and good. First Post 2.45 P.M. Fort Belvoir Cagers Edge Martin Bombers Fort Belvoir, paced by Jack George and Charles Donnelly, former LaSalle cagers, defeated the Martin Bombers, 77 to 75, in basketball. MARTIN BOMBERS FORT BELVOIR o.

r. t. 12 4 4 0 8 6 7 19 2 0 4 8 10 26 5 2 12 .10 2 a. f. t.

Lansaw.f.... 0 2 2 Baldw in.f Johnson. f. Buttermore.f Campeggl.f Parsonr e. Fowle.g.

FriU.t Thomas.f.... 0 2 2 George.f..., 10 4 24 Diddle.c 2-0 4 Stotss.c 4 4 12 Donnelly.t. 7 8 19 Honman.t... 10 14 Total 27 21 75 Totals 25 27 77 Bombers 20 11 18 2875 Fort Belvoir 22 18 20 1777 FIRST $3,000: 2-yr. 3 fur.

(nursery course, straightaway). Prob. P.P. Horse Weight Joe Key Odds Duntreath Miss, 117 Roberts 3-1 8 Kltch. 120 No boy 4-1 11 Sam Brook.

115 Burr 4-1 12 Zaggity, 117 Atkinson t-i 3 Sleipner. 120 cnurcn ju-i 10 Irishforluck. 120 No boy 10-1 14 Rare Art, 120 Wilson 10-1 Arthur S. 120 No boy 1U-1 13 Brass Ring. 120 No boy 10-1 2 Jet Pearl.

117 Woodhouse lo-i 1 Miss True. 117 Lynch 20-1 4 Prissy Missy, xll2 Hansman 20-1 5 Saudi. 117 Dodson 20-1 6 Royal Fn. 117 Stout 20-1 7 Direct Aim. 120 No boy 20-1 9 Turf Bun, 117 Widman 20-1 Gelinka.

117 Green 20-1 First Ballot. 117 No boy 20-1 SECOND 6 fur. 2 Braseda. 119 Burr 5-2 Bart'ns-Belie. xl09 Hewitt 4-1 7 Rare Beauty.

Ill Atkinson 9-2 12 Ed-Ell's Gal, 111 Brooks 9-2 10 Lorena 111 No boy 5 Boling Bay. sill Chester lo-l 3 Quesaoe, 111 Atkinson 10-1 9 Dom W. X114 Ryan 10-1 Wildfowl, xlll No boy 15-1 Bon Durant, XX104 Blache 15-1 1 Waravid. xlll Regaibuto 20-1 4 Roman Square, 119 Brooks 20-1 6 Lady Martha, 111 Contreras 20-1 8 Blue Opal. Ill Atkinson 20-1 11 Luart.

116 Turner 20-1 Swatch. Ill 20-1 THIRD $3,500: clra 7 fur. 11 Some Fun, 122 No boy boy Hewitt boy Fernandez Heckman Brooks No boy boy Serido boy No boy boy 8-5 4-1 6-1 8-1 8-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 2 Cockflold. 122 Jet Command. xll7.

10 Ayem. xll2 9 Golden Apollo, 122 5 Siwanoy, 122 1 aFiery Var. 122 4 In Form. 117 8 Ready To Wear. 122 3 Ham Hocks.

xll7 6 Mighty Roan. 122 7 aFrnm Afar. 122.... 12 Equalizer. XX 115 Bicarb, 122 Wahoo.

122 Dog Goya, 122 FOURTH elm Buffer, -yr. up: boy Stout No boy Burr Burr Chester ml. 2-1 11 Ula. 108 7-2 7-2 9 Happy Victor, 122. Boots Haven, 111 6-1 6-1 8-1 12 Jaco, 114 8 Cro-Doc.

114 7 Lo Cate. Ill 10-1 lo-i! 10-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 mi. 2-1 4-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 10 Depal. 114 5 Miss Dow. X106 3 Gab H.

X117 2 118 Silver. 116. Honor Deck, 114. 6 Tina II. Ill 4 Inezmuch.

120. 1 Farm Bureau, 114.... No boy boy Madden Breckons boy FIFTH 4 -yr. Sc up; li' 8 Montmartre II. 119.

No boy No boy Hewitt Chester No boy boy boy Burr Wilder Madden Hansman Scene One. 117 1 Super-Salesman, 116. 11 Top Command, 109.. 6 Privilege, xll5 3 Royal Castle, xlll. Trigger Happy, X112.

7 High Back, xll5 Irvlngton, 116 2 Criteria, 114 4 Vertrees. xlll 5 Fourth Jack. 118. 10 Qoyonder. xl09 9 Jeeperscreper, 116.

12 Blue Charer. xl0. Fancy Flyer. 119. Sixth 4-yr.

Sc up; l's turf course. 7 Dulat. 119 Woodhouse 3-1 aTopstde. 114 Burr 3-1 1 Blinker Light. 119 Boulmetls 9-2 Bulverde.

110 Lindber 6-1 2 The Eagle, 110 Stout 10-1 11 bBlue Volt. 108 Brooks 10-1 9 sEvicted. 107 Burr 3-1 bBlue Snuare, 108 Burr 10-1 12 Patty'a Day, xlll Hewitt 15-1 10 Chicle II. 116 Boulmetls 15-1 ft Chadwltk Manor, 107 15-1 6 Common Cause. 108 Brooks 20-1 5 Anchor Man.

108 Atkinson 20-1 3 Iceberg II. 107 Contreras 20-1 4 Big Stretch. 116 Atkinson 20-1 aHelii entry. bEmerald Hill Stable entry. SEVENTH 4-yr.

Sc up: 7 fur. 1 Eatontown. 109 Contreras 4-5 Winning Fleet, 115 No boy 4-1 12 aSea Grass, xxll4 Williams 4-1 5 Whiffenpoof. 118 No boy 6-1 2 Corfel. xlll No boy 10-1 6 aA-Pacopep, 108 Williams 4-1 3 Kinsman.

109..... Balzarettl 15-1 7 Ararat II. 107 20-1 4 Chombro. 109 No boy 20-1 8 Color Guard, 113 Brooks 20-1 9 Esmero, 110 Allgaier 20-1 10 Pensava, 112 Fernandez 20-1 11 Chat Noir II, Champagne 20-1 Royal Vale. 109 Atkinson 20-1 Villager, 110.

Church 20-1 Kentario. 109 Ng boy 20-1 aCudahy-Kelley entry. 1 2 3 5 i 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 Santa Anita Arcadia, Cal. first $3,500: mdn. 2-yr.

comb. 3 straigmawB Breezing Bebe 114 Natural Man. 118 bKings Mutiny 122 Ososlo 122 Flashy Ways. 122 Rival Count Bleecker Dutch 122 aThe Hoop 12 122 Cover HawK a Juror bWar Tryst 114 114 122 118 118 Parlor Finn vida-' 'ione Leah Reservanon aPhilpot-Lavln brothers entry. SECOND $3,500: 118 entry bCrevolin-Klng Al 115 xlndian Falls.

105 Beanno 120 Calamus 120 Day-Brie 115 Adiine 110 Oalgo J5 Will Power 115 Dawn Breaker. 115 Big Star. 120 110 Turfman 120 Debbie 105 Beau Aiax. 110 Sun Deck combination: 3-yr. xAra Time Big Hit THIRD 83.500 115 115 fillies: 114 108 Ill 114 108 114 114 Up: 1 mi Rosy Posy lOSIDelfan Dark Ill Just Speeding.

xNada Patch. 106 Lovely Brock. Sister 114 Happy Spirit. Chuparosa 108 Take One Andrea lll'Ml Amante. Quiz Queen 114 Head Maid FOURTH $3,500: combination: 4-yr.

8 lur. Tavistock 110 Ida Red 105 Trail Me 108 Crown Glory. Ill Hypostyle 116 Gustaf 113 Program 114 Tailored Lady. lOfi Voodoo 107 Zee Tee 116 xGolden Glory 103'Pass Below 117 112Ready Answer. 105 Mile.

Maggie Quiz Row 119 'Wild Bre 118 FIFTH $5,000: 3-yr. fillies 8 fur Khalati 115Femme Fatale. 118 112ISchatzi 118 llBlaRsmasart 115 118iTayeh 115 aDancing Honey Fvlbush Ria Rica Royal Grace 115 a iyree ana uineste entry. SIXTH $5,000: combination 4-yr. Sc 6 fur.

Jerry 118Home Free Fleet 122 xLead Bye Gesticulator lolswanee's Penny. Barbelee 109 Skinny Toubo Readoark 113' 113 107 122 111 SEVENTH $5,000: 4-yrs. Sc up: 6 fur. Black Hand 118 xZe Pippin. 107 Pat's Own 120 Skyled 112 Valquest.

Ill Bunle Ill xRenown 109 EIGHTH 4-yrs. Sc up: 1 mile. Glory Tide. Barticon 120! 114 114 112 111 106 109 Gay Bat. Jozak His Regards.

xGlory Note. Full Sweep Who Goes Free Rickey Lee 106 114 114 112 114 117 120 106 xFreddy The F'o'x. Vicl's Knight. Side Pocket xToubo Did. Flash Burn 117 Tracurite.

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