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1 4 1 I i 1 -y. If i a FOXG ATCHER STEEPLECHASE IS CANCELED Fair Hill, Aug. 30 The Foxcatcher National Cup steeplechase, proudly designed by William du Pont Jr. as the toughest test of horseflesh in the United States, has been canceled. Money is at the root of the scratching of the Foxcatcher, which had been scheduled for its 19th running here next Saturday, according to the Wilmington, i ne man and Sportsman.

Lack Betting Handle We haven't the 1 1 i handle for the purses to compete with the big tracks for Race Results 1 "ATLANTIC CITY RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $3,400. claiming. 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Mr. D. E.

GrantP 7604. 20 2 ft Shrewsbury Rocks Cnoq'tel 6-20 3.60 Joyful Memories Boulraetisl 2.80 Time. 1:12 2-5. Main Line Joe, King's Flight. Endless Acres.

Lady Charcoal Fiddle. Cass Blue. Master Flame. Two Star Final. II art est Cutie ran.

SECOND RACE Purse $3,500. claim-Ins. 3 year olds. I1 miles: Cosmic Dust Grant 6.00 3 6 Another War Cookl 5.00 3 Eglantine fKorte) 7 6f Time. 1:52 3-5.

tTne Heure. Coronel. Weeping Princess. Harlan County. Har Fever.

Bongo Bongo. Nirvy Miss. I nsp nationally. Queen Of Trumps ran. THIRD RACE Purse $3,500.

claiming. 4 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Colonel Art Grant 32.20 12 6rl fj.41 Tiswar (Culmone) 420 3.0" Halfway Korte 3.4() Time. 1: 10 2-5. Slider.

Btiws Paper. Game X. Old Sea Dog. Twayblade. Yumf.

Capeador ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $4,000. claiming. 4 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Sure Welcome (CorleJ 6.60 4.20 3.f" Bing Bang Cruz 7.80 5 20 Bal Harbour Cookl 7 00 Time.

1:44 1-5. Shesacard. Mws Catesby. Heathertone. Lordd Henry.

Dr. Robert ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $4,200. claiming. 4 year olds and up.

7 furlongs: Surry Culmone 6.00 4.00 2.80 Edsun (Stevensonl 13.20 8.00 Spanish Queen I Kortel 6 00 Time. 1:22 2-5. Joy. a-Top Award. Tanfran.

Dinner inner. Bomb Boo, Fort Dearborn. Devilfish ran. a-Entry. SIXTH RACE Purse $6,000.

allowances 3 year olds. 6 fuilonrs: Ardstown Biuml 6.20 3 00 5 nrt Hubcap (Boulmetisl 3.00 2RO Maron M. I Prozzillol 5 60 Time. 1:10. Arnold Bremerton.

Ruffrullah. Eastern Hobo. Searching Wind. Beau Priam ran. SEVENTH RACE $25,000 added, the 01mpic handicap.

3 year olds and up. I'm mile iturf): Tudor Era Culmonel 6.20 3.60 3 fto Amber Diver (Valen7uela) 7.00 4 60 One Eyed King IMcCrearvJ 4 no 2-5. Rafty. Tellarian. Prince Taj.

Hellanicus. Ram ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,400. claiming. 4 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Hanwar (Boulmetisl 6.80 4 20 3 40 Treasurer Choquette 8.20 6.00 Third Port (Grant) 4 40 "5- S'01' Tn'ef- Chicanery.

Battle Flag. Rob Roy 2d. Gay Street. Ketamero, Broadway Sam Bontebok ran. BELMONT PARK RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $3,500.

claiming. 4 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: oyaging (Adams) 46.10 14 00 8 90 Quick Lunch Lesterl 6.40 5 OO Double Dealer Vedilagol 6.30 Time. 1-5. Path of Gold. Misa Charm Smgalea.

Scylax. Wisemar. Caesar Did. Piarro ran. SECOND RACE Purse $4,000.

maidens. 3 year olds and up. 7 furlongs: Quotation (Atkinson 1 12.00 5.KO 3 6 IlllHi'tn. 1 i- BUDGE Nadir and Trainer Moody Jolley will be up against some fast running older horses Monday in Washington Park handicap at one mile, but Claiborne farm connections are confident the big 3 year old can compete with the best. Washington Futurity Chart EIGHTH RACE Pan $75,000 added, Washington Park Futurity, year 6 furlongs.

Gron value $164,725. Gron value to winner $120,975. Met value to winner. second, third, fourth, $8,250. Hon and Jeckey Wt RKSTXESS VIM WI.NSOMK WIVK IMMOBILIZE (Harmalil IXTKXTIO ALLY IVal'la .11" lir.

I M.Ycaal MS PKTKK TH H'T Heck nl 1 1 6 MASTER PALVH rArfaro.ll JACK FLY. NX G.Kowrl ..118 RAISE RICE rJ-Leonard ..118 HELEN'S MAX Le.leunc .119 PP St 10 2 1 8 4 9 7 7 5 10 2 8 8 4 8 5 1 3 Time. 2-5, :41 3-5. 1:09 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Wind, $5.00 straQt.

$3.20 place, $2.80 show; Winsome Winner. $39.00 place, $14.80 show; Demobilize. $6.20 show. Winner trained by C. Whittingham.

Winner, ch. 2, Windr City II Lump Sugar. Went to post at 5:20. Off at once. Start good from gate.

Woa driving. RESTLESS WIND, off quickly from outside position, was close to the pace early and, moving steadily on the outside of WINSOME WINNER at midstretch, caught the latter but bore over and seemingly had WINSOME WINNER in close auarters. RESTLESS WIND was Increasing his margin slightly at the end. WINSOME WINNER drew out nearing the end of the first quarter, saved ground into the stretch and was in tieht quarters on the inside of RESTLESS WIND In the last sixteenth. His trained claimed foul against RESTLESS WIND but the claim was pot allowed.

DEMOBILIZE, while not threatening for domination after going quarter, was clearly best of the rest. INTENTIONALLY raced up behind some horses Bearing the far turn and was unable to obtain clear passage but went well thereafter. DUNCE, off slowly, lacked any semblance of early PETER THE HERMIT turned in a prominent for a half mile and tbca dropped out of it. JACK FLYNN tired. RARE RICE broke well but was unable to keep up.

10 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK 1948 WILUTUJMESAwtiK NATIONAL AMATEU2 GOLF TITLE KZ THE SECOND TIME IN TEM YEARS WHEH HE CAME RJOM BEHIND TO DEPEAT KAY BILLOWS ON THE 35 HOLE, 2 AND I. The TnKuM. 40 YEARS AGO BOSTON, AUGUST 311918 BABE RUTH clinched THE PENNANT K)B BOSTON WHEN HE PITCHED A 6-1, 3-HIT WIN OVER PHILADELPHIA IN THE BASEBALL SEASON. THE BASE WENT ON TO TAKE 2 GAMES THE CUBS AS BOSTON WON THE WORLD SE0ES COMING BACK Joe Wilman, stricken with a heart attack last April, is preparing to return to bowling. After 31 days in the hospital and three months of convalescing at his Berwyn home, Joe has his doctor's approval to resume lecture and instruction activity.

LUCKY SEVEN! MOSS WINS AT 77.77 M. P. H. BRANDS HATCH, England, Aug. 30 Reuters Stirling Moss, Britain's ace racing driver, left no doubt that seven was his lucky number Saturday when he won the Kentish trophy race.

Driving car No. 7, he set a new lap record of 77.77 miles an hour. Australian Jacic Brabham was second. No Sentimental Journey for Manchester LONDON, Aug. 30 CT! England's soccer -chiefs Saturday refused to let Manchester United accept a sentimental invitation to compete in this season's European cup of champions.

"This is a competition of champion clubs," the association ruled. Manchester United does not qualify and consent is therefore refused." Wolverhampton Wanderers is the English champion. Manchester finished ninth. Manchester got a special invitation one showing Europe's sympathy over the tragedy that befell the team last February when its chartered plane crashed and eight members were killed. lilili r.

1 I I v' HA. I I i SO YEARS AGO ILADELPH! SEPTEMBER 5,1938 DON BUDGE and bobst eggs PACED THE US.T0 A 3-2 DAVIS CUP TENUIS VICTCSCYEfc AUSTRALIA BUDGE BEAT JACK BROMWCH ANDADfclAH OUISTIN SINGLES MATCHES-VOUHG HGGS DOWNED OUISTIN HIS FIRST CUPTOUMPH. Hawthorne Week Offers OFF Two $10,000 features and the $25,000 added Chicago handicap will highlight the opening-week of the 35 day racing season at Hawthorne, which will open its 37th con secutive meeting on Tuesday. Opening day, which has been designated American Le gion day, will feature the Hawthorne Inaugural nan dicap. The eight other races on Tuesday will be named for Legion officials.

On Wednesday, the top race will be the $10,000 To Market handicap. The $25,000 added Chicago handicap on Saturday will present top grass course runners. $100,000 Race Oct. 11 Highlight of the meeting will be the $100,000 added Hawthorne Gold Cup on Oct. 11.

Race fans will find the Haw-thorrie plant glistening from top to bottom. The top level of the clubhouse has new tile flooring and the grandstand mezzanine has been modernized and expanded. Track Supt. Charles C. Miller said Saturday that the demand for stall space has ex ceeded that of recent years, 16 Races Offer $370,000 We anticipate another outstanding season," said Robert F.

Carey, Hawthorne's managing director. We are offering 10 stakes races and six handicap features valued at $370,000." The schedule of stakes events: TuevJajf Hawthorne Inaugural handicap. $10,000, 6 furlontn: Wednesday To Market handicap, l' milM. Saturday Chicago handicap, $25,000 added, 1 mile on the turf. Sept.

10 Durazna stakes. $15,000 added. 2 year olds fillies, 6 furlongs. Sept. 13 Midwest bandicap, $25,000 added, furlongs.

Sept. 17 Spy Song handicap, $15,000 added, furlongs: Sept. 20 Illinois Owners handicap, $25,000 added. 1 1-1 miles. Sept.

20 Martie Flynn handicap, 7 furlongs on the turf. Sept. 24 Billings handicap. $15,000. 6 furlong: Sept.

25 Illinois Racing Board stake. $25,000 added. 2 year old colt and geldings. Sept. 27 C.

Bidwill Memorial handicap, $35,000 added, 1J miles. Oct. 1 Yo Tambien handicap, $15,000 added, fillies and mares. 6V2 furlongs. Oct.

4 Hawthorne Juvenile handicap. $25,000 added, 2 year olds. 6 furlongs: Oct. 4 Gold Cup Prep handicap. 000, Vn miles.

Oct. 8 Sun Beau handicap, $10,000. 1 mile on the turf. Oct. 11 Hawthorne Gold cup, added.

1V miles. I The Shoe Scores Victory in 14th Del Mar Derby Del Mar, Aug. 30 The Shoe, a full brother of Swaps, captured the 14th running of the Del Mar derby Saturday. The Shoe, ridden by Jockey Alex Amese, covered the mile and one-eighth in 1:48 35. Cowboy Book was second.

btZ- Equine TNT Will Explode Monday at Arlington BY MAURICE VLB? Dust off the adjective "great." It is being called up for use Monday at Arlington Park. Used sparingly in thorobred racing, almost a haloed word, great has been used to describe only four or five horses in the last century and probably fewer races. But Monday's $100,000 added Washington Park handicap, annually one of the most important of the nation's mile events, looms as a "great" race no matter how you look at it. It probably will go down in the books as the greatest of all time. No more than seven or eight are expected to go post-ward but they represent concentrated equine TNT.

There are Kerr stable's Round. Table and E. Drake Swoon Son and the Herb Elliotts and Ron De- lanys of track and field have nothing on these two thoro bred milers. They currently are the richest horses in training. Round Table already has his million.

Swoon's Son is within shouting distance. Bardstown Healthy Again There is Calumet farm's Bardstown, 16 months ago the terror of the American turf. One of the sport's all-time great geldings, Bardstown now is in the bloom of health again, thanks to his crafty trainer, Jimmy Jones. There is Claiborne farm Nadir, leading claimant to the 1958 3 year-old championship. as strong and swift a son of the fabulous stallion, Nasrul- lah, as ever stepped foot on an American track.

Then there is Maine Chance farm's English-bred Tempest II, one of England's ranking thorobreds, currently unde feated in two American starts and possessed of as much potential as any in the field. They all have bursting, record breaking speed already displayed, already proved strong hint that Equipoise's 26 year old track record of 1:34 2-5 for one mile will top ple should a fast track prevail. All Capable of Speed Any one of the five men tioned is capable of shattering, let alone approaching Equipoise's standard. The rec ord speaks: On May 30, Round Table sped one mile in the Will Rogers stakes at Hollywood Park in 1:34 2-5. What he did once he can do again.

Aug. 9, Swoon Son siz zled the mile at Arlington in 1:34 4-5 over a "dull" strip in winning the Equipoise mile. On Aug. 6, Nadir streaked one mile in 1:34 3-5 in capturing a prep for the American derby. And he is just a 3 year old.

NEW PORTABLE COURT MADE FOR MICHIGAN Ann Arbor, Aug. 30 Special Michigan's varsity basketball squad will play on a new home floor next winter in Yost fieldhouse appropriately enough a Michigan hard maple court. The new surface replaces the original fieldhouse flooring made in 1922. It is slightly smaller than the original court, measuring 112 feet by 60 feet but with features that should eliminate dead spots or other deficiencies. It is laid down in 4 by 8 foot sections, each weighing 190 pounds, resting on 300 adjustable steel jacks to insure a level floor surface in contrast to the old concrete piers upon which the original floor rested.

It will take about two days to lay the portable floor or take it up, about one-half the time needed for the old court. I FIRST RACE Purse $2,750. 3 year track faM. Horse and Jockey Wt COUNT BULL M.Ycazil ..117 ANYA Bolin 109 BELLES FOLLY tC.MeamJ.lll AM BY J.Sellersl 114 RICHARD JR. IL-CCook .114 GAL'T PARCEL rScurlockl .114 BOSTON COOLER (Roscr.114 CHALLBORRE Prestonl .109 TINKALERO (E.Anyonl SHIRK lE.Dominguezl ....109 Time.

22 3-5. :45 1-5. 1:10. PP St 9 1 6 10 7 4 5 2 1 8 10 3 9 Two Part 2 Pge6 OUTER SPACE WINS BELMONT VAGRANCY RACE Entry Finishes Fast in Handicap New York, Aug. 30 UP) Outer Space zoomed down along the inside rail on the final bend at Belmont Park Saturday and sailed home length winner of the $29,600 ivagrancy handicap before 31,747.

A dozen fillies and mares started in the race, named for the famous Belair stud 3 year old filly champion of 1942. Mile. J)ianne finished second, aJength and a half ahead of Alanesian. Outer Space ran as an entry in the 7 furlong sprint. Searching, winner of the Vagrancy in 1955 and second in the stakes last year and in 1956, failed under her top weight of 125 pounds and could finish no better than fourth under Bill Hartack's urging.

Beat Citation Outer Space is a bay 4 year old daughter of Saggy, the only horse to beat the Great Citation during his 1948 career as a 3 year old champion. In winning her third consecutive race, Outer Space broke from the 12th post position as Mabel D. Lewis' Princess set the early lead followed by Any Morn. Eldon Nelson, aboard Outer Space, was seventh after quarter of a mile, then moved into sixth on the turn and took the lead at the eighth pole. Close to Record The time of 1:23 4-5 was two-fifths slower than the stakes record set by Ca-j nadiana in 1954 and equalled in 1954 by Miz Clementine.

Outer Space paid $5.60, $3.20, and $3.20 and earned $18,740, running her total to $120,255. TUDOR ERA WINS Atlantic City, N. Aug. 30 W) Tudor Era scored a front-running three length victory in Saturday's Olympic handicap at Atlantic City as the betting choice of 28,593 fans. With Jockey Joe Culmone aboard, Tudor Era, owned by Mrs.

Herbert Herff, stood off Hellanicus and Amber Diver and drew clear in the final 70 yards. Amber Diver took up the chase on the grass at the half mile pole but the winner pulled away when necessary and Amber Diver finished second. One-Eyed King did not get away as alertly as he might and came from last place to gain third money. Wins Two Handicaps This was the third triumph of the year for Tudor Era which previously had won the Brandywine and Longfellow handicaps, both on the grass. It required 1:52 2-5 for the nine furlong journey over the infield course.

Behind the money-three came Rafty which wound up as the second choice, Prince Taj, Tellarian and Hellanicus. Winner Earns $18,371 The gross value of the race was $28,725, of which Mrs. Herff received $18,371.25 to brine Tudor Era's seasonal earnings to $62,606.25. Marlhhll Ney II Wins $23,000 Niagara Stakes FT. ERIE, Aug.

30 W) Marshal Ney II, ridden by Emil Roy, won the $25,000 Niagara stakes Saturday for the second year in a row. Marshal Ney II moved up on the inside at the stretch and held a 2V2 lengths margin over Ros-Nuala at the wire The time was a Canadian record of 2:17 25 for the Is miles. I Minor Leagues AMERICA ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet.

W. L. Pet. Ch'lston Denver Minn'lis 83 59 .585 74 64 .536 75 67 528 75 69 .521 Omaha 75 69 .521 tln polis 69 76 .476 St. Paul 65 79 .451 Wichita Louis'le 54 87 .383 era ASSOCIATION W.

Li. Pet. I W. L. Pet.

Blrm'am 86 58 .597 Nashville 71 74 490 Mobile 77 64 .546 'L. Rock 69 72.489 Atlanta 79 66 .545 Memphis 62 79 .440 Cnatt'ga 74 70 .514 N. Orl ns 51 86 .372 INTERNATIONAL LEAr.UK w. i. ret.

Montreal 85 56 .603 Miami Toronto 81 62 .566 Richm-d Roch'ter 75 66 .532 Havana Colu bua 70 73 .490 Buffalo TEXAS LEAGUE W. L. Pet. 68 76 .472 67 75 .472 62 80 .437 61 81 .430 W. L.

Pet. T.W'th 86 58 .597 Houston 73 71 .507 Austin 73 71 .507 C. Christ! 73 71 .507 W. Pet. 71 73 .493 Dallas S.Ant'nio 69 75 .479 Tulsa 69 76 .472 Victoria 63 81 .438 PACIFIC COAST IEAGTE Pet W.

Pet. Thoenii 80 62 .563 SanDicao 79 62 .560 Vanc'ver 77 6. .542 SaltL-C. 71 72 .497 PortVnd 70 72 .493 Spokane 64 76 .457 Sacra'to 64 78 .451 Seattle 62 80 .437 Cub farm cluo. tWhite Sox farm club.

SATURDAY RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Denver. Minneapolis. O. TVTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE Buffalo.

8: Rochester. 4. Montreal. 6: Toronto. 4.

WESTERN LEAGUE Pueblo, 6: Amarillo. 3. EASTERN LEAGUB Lancaster. 7: AUentOwn. 5.

Albany. 5: Springfield. O. THREE 1 LEAGUE? Vox Cites at Burlington 2, postponed, NORTHERN LEAGUB Ft. Cloud.

13: Winnepea. 8. Aberdeen at Grand Forks, postponed. cold weather. Vx Sir Fin Owner Fq odds 3h 2't 2 LlangollenFarai 1.50 11 I) 1" TripleC Stable 84.50 2" 9 ..3 3i KerrStable 11.00 i'J 81 4'i ItrookfieldFiH.

10.70 10 7 Si CalhlroncFarm 2.10 7" 41 8i AV.M. Miller 48.00 41 4" 54 71 Hatskln-Said 7.20 5' i 8k4 41.70 A.L.Kkra 0.60 4 18 10 10 G.Gerber 115. 90 speed but was racing strongly at the end steady effort. MASTER PA LYNCH was Week's Fights Cplumbus. O.

Willie Pastrano knocked out Tommy Thompson 41. Mobile, Ala. Guy Suralia beat Tony Da-pas 10J. Sydney. Australia Willie Vaugha beat CTIve Stewart 1121.

North Adams, Mass. Willie Pep beat AI Duarte 10. New Orleans, La. George Bentoa belt Charley Joseph 10. Sacramento, Cal.

Bobby Reunion beat Joey Lopes flOl. Miami Beach, Fla. Jimmy Beecham beat Bobby Boyd 101. Louisville, Ky. Rudell Stitch beat Isaac Lor art 101.

Guam Pete Petros beat Steve Toay 101. Fairmont, W. Ya. Ezzard Charles beat Johnny Harper 10. Richmond.

Cal. Bob Batcher stopped Tommy Harrison 91. Moncton. N. B.

Yvoa Darelle beat Freddy Mack 10. Los Angeles Roots Monroe stopped Nacho Escalante 31. New York Doa Jordan heat Lahoaarl Godih 101. MANILA Al Asuncion stopped Pommy I ma T71. SAO PAt LO.

Brazil Pedro Galassa beat Sergio Salvia 1 1 I ADIOS CHIEF, PRIZE PACER, DIES IN STALL Du Quoin, 111., Aug. 30 US) Adios Chief, prize 2 year old pacing colt of the C. M. Provost stable of Pittsburgh, died in his stall Friday night of undetermined causes. Adios Chief became ill after placing third in the $28,720 McMahon Memorial pace Tues day at the Du Quoin state fair.

Provost called in Dr. D. L. Proctor of Lexington, to treat the colt. An autopsy was scheduled to determine cause of death.

Adios Chief, purchased by Provost for $11,500 in an auction last year, had winnings of about $40,000 in 1958. CHICAGO DOWNS RESULTS At Sportsman's Park FIRST RACE Purse $900, pace, mile: Mainw'y Barnes Spifr) 17.20 6.40 3.60 Miss Whitney IR. HerTinger 4.20 2.60 Mr. Huddle tD. McCallum 2.20 Post positions 6.

1. 3. Time. 2:10 4-5. May Cash, Black Brook.

Kik Kwik Castle. Crown Prince. Don Adios Leon started. SECONO RACE Purse $900. pace, Ethclyn F.

M. Har'ing 5.80 3.60 2.40 Southern Moon fj. Robinson 6.20 3.80 Winning Girl TH. Regur 3.20 Post position!) 2. 3.

4. Time. 2:09. Cathy Roxburgh Mary. Kay Barnes.

Miles Whitney, Rip's Cheetah started. Daily double paid fi9.20. THIRD RACE Purse S1.000. trot. mile: Giu Queen IE.

Kievcrt 4.60 3 20 2.40 .1. G. Mac IR. Scottl 4.20 3 00 Coprcr Head (R. Farrmgtonl 5.20 Post positions 6.

5. 1. Time. 2:07 4-5. Nofta, Josedale Mainwyn, Leezola, Anon Spencer.

Dusty Prontowyn started. FOURTH RACE Purse S1.000. furlongs: Mighty McK'n Her'gerl 4.40 2.M Teresa Ann J. Fitzpatrickl 3.60 Fancy Mite fR. Wagner 1 pace, 2.20 2.60 2.80 rosi positions l.

rime, 1:24 3-a. New track record. Indian Song, Sky Blue Water. Sandy Win started. FIFTH RACE Purse $1,000.

pace, mile: McHaven TD. Crank 8.00 4.40 3.00 Billy K. CH. Ballard 1 8.00 6.00 Miss Lorene Hayes Curtis 5.60 Post positions 6. 7.

2. Time. 2:10. Braden rattan. Lad E.

Vo. Amy's Sandy Kay. Shoemaker. Hester's Gail started. SIXTH RACE Purse 31,000.

pace, mile: Irma Counsel Pen-in 4.00 3.20 Widow True Boring) 8-00 Widower Direct Herrngerl 2,80 3.40 3.80 Post positio 1. 5, 2. Time, 2:08. Clyde Ier. Swan Bay.

Miss Audrey Mite, Lesota Pointer. Darn Near Mine started. the horses," explained du Pont The young and nimble horses which can run fast and far can run for $20,000 stakes. So they are not going to be saved for lesser purses such as the Foxcatcher." Few Old Horses Entered The Foxcatcher purse goes between $4,000 and $5,000. "At one time, only one or two other steeplechase exceeded it," du Pont said.

Now overnight races are worth that much. As a result, entries for this year's Foxcatcher were only a few old horses. There is a lack of horses who can negotiate those jumps to begin with. Rather than put on a poor race, I preferred to call it off." 4th Harness Meeting Set for Opening Suburban Downs, offering a pair of $25,000 races during its 39 night program, will open the fourth and final harness racing meeting of the season Monday night at Maywood Park. President Erwin Dygert Saturday said everything was in readiness after an inspec tion tour of the plant.

Additional improvements have been made in the May- wood plant, bringing to the total spent this year. A new entrance on 5th avenue will be opened. Improvements made in the clubhouse and grar I-tand, offering added weather protection, will be available for the first time. Horsemen have also benefitted with improvements in the paddock and barn areas. Horses Move In Racing Secretary Bob Larry said Saturday that the May- wood barns are nearly filled to capacity.

Del Insko, who is recovering from injuries suf fered in a spill at Sportsman's Park Aug. 27, has the largest stable with 26 horses. The young reinsman will be trying for his fifth straight Chicago area driving crown, a string he started at the Suburban Downs meeting last fall. Other leading reinsmen awaiting the opening are Wayne Curly Smart, Red Scott, Harry Fitzpatrick and his sons, Jimmy and Jerry, Harold Snodgrass, Jack Han-kins, Don Busse, Herman Graham Tom Graham, Hollis Regur, Ray Wagner, Mai Weaver, Elmer Conrad, Jim McGarity and Jack Leonard. Each Tuesday night women will be admitted free to the clubhouse or grandstand.

IOWA BOY DIES OF FOOTBALL DRILL INJURY Sioux City, Aug. 30 US) A cerebral contusion apparently received in prep football practice caused the death of Robert Holscher, 15, it was reported Saturday after the autopsy. Holscher, a member of the Central High school football squad, complained of feeling ill while practicing Thursday. He walked to the sidelines and fell unconscious. He died Friday at a hospital.

olds, claiming. 5H furlongs, on the turf. Vi Str Fin Owner odds 21 2 l'i K.B.Meirus 2. 60 1 1 2 A.J Crevolin 2.10 5 3 3a H.Homan 3.00 6 4 W.H BishopSt 9.70 8 6t 5 R.Cutro 9.20 7fc 7 6i H.Weil 18.40 3 4i 71 E.DenemarkJr. 35.30 4- 8 8 Mrs.G.Emick 17.40 1" 7t 8 6 3 51 year olds and up.

claiming. 6'4 furlonas. Str Fin Owner En odds JacnotStablc 3.80 3- 4 5M 7 2 8 6 h4 I 9 3, 4 5 6M 2 8 7M 1 9 3" 41 5i 8 1" 7h 6 I 1 21 3J 4 5 Parr-Dilger H.C.Hoffman TripleM.Farm W.Slavin RamarStable 7.80 3.20 12.70 56.10 6 6.Z0 7 W.D Bernhardt 14.10 81 .1.1 Friedman 3.10 9 W.H. BishopSt. 12.70 olds and up.

claiming. 1 1-8 miles, on Str Fin 3" 3 2 li 2 2 3 2i 1 1 1' 3 5 5 6" 4 7 4 5 6 7 7 6 4'i 4 5 7 Owner Eq odds Llangollen Fm. 1.20 Mrs.S.Ippolito G.Gerber A nde rson-Olsen L. Friedman V.D.Fein J.J.Greenrr 12.80 3.90 5.80 23.J0 3.H0 18.00 54. 1:50 2-5.

Two dollar mutuels paid: 64-1 Shot 2d as Restless Wind Wins Continued from first page east's candidate for the 2 year old championship. While Restless Wind's time of 1:09 35 was four-fifths of a second slower than the track record set by Hill Gail in 1953, Shoemaker took out the 5 year old Falmer in the six furlong last race and equaled the mark of 1:08 45. The mutuel handle was $1,966,654, or $8,000 more than the corresponding day of 1957 when the American Derby was the attraction at Washington Park. U. S.

CHESS STAR WINS TOURNEY TRIAL MATCH PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia, Aug. 30 13) Fifteen year old Bobby Fischer of New York Saturday improved his chances of qualifying for the world chess tournament when he defeated Colombia's Boris De Greff in a 15th round interzonal tournament match. The top six in the interzonal play qualify for the world meet. Fischer, picking up a full point, has 7.5 points with one adjourned match to be completed and six more rounds to go. Two soviet masters, Makail Talj and Tigran Petrosyan, lead with 10.5 points.

James Sherwin of New York was defeated by David Bron- stein, soviet grand master. KENNEYS MEET CAVALLINIS IN LEAGUE GAME The Greater Chicago Semi- pro Baseball league will pre sent three games Sunday, featured by the contest between the Cavallinis 10-5, and Kenny Construction 9-6, in Dol- ton, 111. The Kolski Boosters 11-5, league leaders, will engage the Black Boosters 8-7, in Arlington Heights and the Chicago Vets 3-13 will meet Moran Supply 5-10- in Han son park. The Krier Skokie Indians 8-8 will be idle. I VJ Landman (Uoodhswel 2 90 Time, 1:25 4-5.

Dutch Uncle. Remote. Samark. a-Ghost Town. a-Scout Ship.

Shanon ran. a-Entr. THIRD RACE Purse $4,000. maiden. 2.

year olds. 5hi furlongs: Time Off (Adams) 10.90 6 40 4.9(1 Black Hills (Broussardl 14.00 9.20 North Pole II (Bailey) 4. go Time 1.04 3-5. f-Phalmar. Imon.

f-Poor Ed. t-Vienna Coup. Nimmer. f-Song and Dance. f-Mitochondria.

f.pn.tvru. rw. Jason's Star. Judge Bandel. f-Walla of Troy.

f-Senior High. Amber Fire, Poly Fleet. f-Johnny Scamp. Pie. f-Crafty Tiger.

f-Princeg Oem. f-yan Quest. Judiciary. Beaurevc IL Dme Line ran. f-Field.

FOURTH RACE Purse $4,700. allowances. 3 year olds. 1 1-16 miles: Royal Warrior IS tinol 13 80 7 00 4 50 Guerdon Roland 1 13 40 8 00 Jeff's Uh Oh (Atkinsonl 1 3 30 4 4'5- Charmador. Andrew vllri Ozark.

Aibia. Ideology, lehn. Trock ran. riFTH RACS Purse $7,500. allowances.

3 year olds and un Georgian Prinz Bolandl 7.70 4 60 tannpn Fire Bailey) sioo Martins Rul ah iut.1 4. in 4 oo 4 60 Time. 1:36 T.n.rin. 7 mit. iscount ran.

I 1 1 0 r-r 1 1 uisc hj, allowance. year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Fanciful Miss Brous'rd 7.70 4 20 3.r?n) Sands Joy lEailey) 3.70 3.30 Hatsu (Bolandl 5 lime. 1:12 2-5. Bevy of Roses. Herb Miss.

Brouhaha. Louise Bell. Miss Witty. Scansion. DiamH.

Oil Rich ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $23,000 added, the agrancy handicap. 3 year olda and up. 7 furlongs: a-Outer Space INelsonl S-60 3 20 3.20 Mil Tti.n.. tT 1 1 1 V.OV1 Ti.r.j a-Alanesian (Bolandl 3.20 1 ime.

1.J.5 4-5. Bean. Any Morn. Searching. Plotter.

Hanry Princess. b-Tele-ran, MLss Blue Jay. Jerilynn. b-Rare Treat ran. a-Entry.

b-Entrv. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3 goo. claiming, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Flame Out Atkinson 34.90 9.50 5 00 Nickel Pump 'Hartack 3.60 2.60 Place Kick TBailcyl 3.20 Time. 1:45. Soul Pearl.

Cable Jack. Meiwaki. Shanksy. Some Tunc. Ricochet Boy, Portage Boy ran.

HAZEL PARK RESULTS FIRS TRACE Purse S2.000. claiming. 4 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Phebe Gee Craig) 37.80 13 80 20 Busterbegood Ferrauiuolo) 10.20 9.20 Mey Sweetie Hurley) fi.20 Time. 1:13 2-5.

Deep Ravine. Hangover. Senorita Rica. Able Ladd. Glad Buines.

Run Bull Run ran. SECOND RACE Pursa $2,100. claiming. 4 year olds and uo. 1H miles: Saracen D.

(FieseCnl 10-00 6 40 4.80 Doc Moorman Walt 21.60 1120 Golden Hind fDalsoJ 4.40 Time, 1:54. Buxom. Herman L. Atom Bomb, Gala-Pierre, Wag Jag, Diamond Ned. Its a Gamble ran.

THIRD RACE Purse $2,000. claiming. 4 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Col Con (Smith) 10-40 5 00 3 6r Hying Lyric (Baldwin 6.20 4 no Regal Heir Dalgo 4 60 Time. 1:13 3-5. Cyanic.

Sharp Flight. Fidget. Storm Jet ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,100. allowance.

2 year olds. 6 furlongs: Bobamar IBrumfield 800 5.20 4 20 Oil Lamp Baldwin 12.60 800 Trumpet Hinoiosa) 6 40 Time. 1:13 1-5. Under Control. Penny Slim Penny.

Frozen Fire. Flight Request. Superior Miss. Dede Shinrone ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $2 000.

claiming. 4 year olds and up, 6a furlongs: Ergo (Craig) 7.80 4.40 3.20 Gyp Rogers 7.00 500 Cork- Screw (Ferraiuolol 4.40 Time. 1:19. Off Clear. Cow Ton.

Oddkap, Accolade. Little Raider. Chief Pontiac. Joe Jr. ran.

SIXTH RACE Purse $2,100. allowances. 3 and 4 year oids. mile: Fa--t Ship iHansmanl 17.60 8.20 4 0 Zakoor 4 20 3.20 Hi Starmond Rogers 4,80 Time. 1:39 4-5.

Cartoon. Stage Theme. All Bumps. Scotch Beauty. Amerlea ran.

SEVENTH RACE Purse $2 IOO. claiming. 4 year olds and up. bhi furlongs: Miss lima an Vandenborrel 27.60 12.00 6.80 Uncle Eddie (Arduini 10.20 6.60 Tin Flyer (BeneitoJ 4.40 Time. 1:19 3-5.

Mark Klaine, Andy Johnson. Chic Wave. Boots Baby. Alma Heart ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $10,000.

handicap, 3 year olds, mile: Litte Reaper n) 26.80 11 20 7.20 Skeno (Baldwin) 3.60 3.00 Bay Boy Rogers 4.80 1:39 4-5. Lahore. Four Cycle. Little Fitz. Counter Spy.

Mr. Burton. Corso. Ardee ran. NINTH RACE Purse $2,000.

claiming. 4 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Switch Hansman 5.20 3-60 3.00 Bellamy (Ferraiuolol 4.60 3.20 Agmira Gem Knarp 5.20 Time. 1:47 1-5. Equimore. Be Man.

Speed O' Light. Big Comber. French Legion and Ocean King ran. ROCKINGHAM PARK RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse claiming. 4 year olds and up.

mile and 70 yards: Our Valdina ISoircz 860 5-20 3.40 Countryside fDeroin) 14 60 7.60 Boxiana IVenuti 3 40 Time. 1:42 2-5. Chanclies. Heirloom, Perch. Bold Statesman.

Papa Will Play. Little Takers. Another Moon ran. SECOND RACE Purse $2,200. claiming.

3 year olds. 6 furlongs: Foot Fashion (Mercierl 8 20 4.40 3 20 Pamperet (Waida) 4.40 3.80 Mighty Mick (Jenkins) 5.80 Time. 1:11 4-5 Fiddles Harmony. Sarah's Task. Lynnbrook Road.

Neospere. Dirk's Sister. Bee Plus. Newsman ran. THIRD RACE Purse $2,000.

claiming. 4 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: a-Steamf liter ISpinalcl 12.60 4.80 20 Top-lation (Ryan) 3.60 3.20 Our President (Madden I 4 60 Time. Stone Of Scone. Rip Luck.

Checkered Flag. Jacksorberter. A -Shawnee Brave. Cranberry Joe tana-Entry. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,100.

claiming. 4 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Border Son I Dunlavy 1 15.60 8.40 5 SO Sowing I Johnson I 8.00 7.20 Michael Wayne (Bobenkol 8.00 Time. 1:45 2-5. Ynol. Truce Bruce.

Golden Fiddle. Scarlet Ibis. Yon ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $2,400. claiming.

4 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Capodocian (Grimm) 18.40 6.00 4 20 Miz Georgiana (Bohenko) 3.40 2 80 Pasha's Helen Fisher) 5 OO lime. 1:44 2-5. Blue Reno My Daddy. Madcap Miss.

Redondo. Red Wool ran. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,500. claiming. 4 year olds and ud.

6 furlongs: In a Rare Jenkins) 5400 13 00 8 80 Kiser King Gibbl 3.60 2.80 Side Wheel (Grimml 3.20 Time 1:10 1-5. Atom Rocket, Patlarkit. Volley. Byroon. Prrmt Hall ran.

SEVENTH RACE Purse Ja.OOO allowances. 4 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Golden One (Dever) 6.00 4.2f 3 60 Kings' Ore Itirimml 16- 7. 40 Cut Out Gibbl 5 60 Time. 1:10 1-5.

Diogenes. Battle Camp. Dark Charger. Cris M. Star Rover ran.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,500. claiming. 3 year olds, mile and 70 yards: Kamello I Gibbl 17.60 8.60 8.60 Prophets Girl (Deverl 8.60 7.40 Nourmabal (Spinalel 13 0O Time. 1:42 3-5. Fight Inflation.

Andy a Beacon. Gang Fox. Six Two Even. Night Shopper. Motor Pool ran.

NINTH RACE Purse $3,500. handicap. 3 year olds and up, ls miles-Fine Dick (Grimm) 14.20 6 40 4 20 Riskabet (Spinalel 8 00 8.20 Collision (Waida) 560 Time. 2:31 1-5. Tin Goddess.

Icanan. Towkmi Town. Cheribeacon. Revelation ist and Uncharted ran. Daily Doubles ARLINGTON PARK Coant Ball aaa Spy Melody BELMONT PARK Voyaging and Qaotatio $30 1 8ft.

ATLANTIC CITY Mr. D. E. urn Cmaaic Ihast $2S 8. ROCKINGHAM PARK Oar Valdina and Fao HAZEL PARK r'h Gea and raracea Devfl.

How the Thorobreds Ran Saturday at Arlington Park WASHINGTON PARK MEETING Bachelor Club. $17.20 straight. $9.20 place. $3.60 show: Lyric Note, $6.40 place, $3.40 show; tSanders Road, $2.20 show. Winner trained by R.

H. Raines. Winner, b. 4. Bull Run or Dark Jungle Comely Miss.

Went to post at Off at once. Start good from gate. Won ridden out. Soborno. $4.40 straight.

$3.60 place. $2.40 show: peuco. $8.60 place. $3.80 show; Simon Kenton. $2.80 show.

Winner trained by C. Whittingham. NVinner. b. to.

Penny Post Solariega. Went to post at 4:20. Off at once. Start good from gate. SEVENTH RACE Purse $4,500.

3 year olds, allowances. 8 furlongs. FOURTH RACE Purse $3.250. 3 year Horse and Jnckev PP St COFFEE FLAVOR 5 3 COURT OF KINGS Har'zJ. 114 8 4 MY PICK TOO rDominguezl .107 1 2 BOKARIS C.Meaux 111 7 6 MY TREASURE LeJeunel 109 2 8 ELLEN J.

L.C.Cook) 109 3 5 KING HOPEFUL Bolin ..114 4 1 BILL HUEY J.Heckmannl .114 6 7 PP St Str Fin 8 1 4. 4 3 1 2 3 1 ia 1 2" 4 7 5i 2i 2' 3 8 8 9 6 4 4 6 2 6l 5 5 5 7 8" 7 7 6 5 6 7s 8 8 7M 1 5 2" 6 8 3 4 3 9 9 9 Horse and Jockey Wt MOON GLORY Cook .106 AHMED W.Harmatz 110 SWAPS KIN Valeteuela ..116 EBONY PEARL C.Meauxl .111 LEATHER BUT'N Leon dl. 110 FIRESICKLE A Skoronski 1 1 9 MANGAM H. Bolin) 110 ALLIANCE lE.Arcaro ....114 WILL OMIT J.Chestnutl straight. $4.80 place.

$2.80 show: Anya. $5.00 place. $3.00 show; Belles Folly. $2.60 show. Winner trained by A.

H. Johnston. Winner, b. 3. Bull Dandy Lady Alexandra.

Went to post at 1:56. Off at once. Start good from gate. Won easily. SECOND BACE Purse $2.750.

3 year olds, claiming. 6 furlongs. Time. :22 4-5. :48 1-5.

:58 2-5. 1:05. Two dollar mutuels paid: Coffee Flavor. $7.20 straight. $3.60 place.

$2.60 show: Court of Kings, $3.40 place. $2 60 show; My Pick Too. $2.60 show. Winner trained by F. J.

Baker. Winner, br. 3. Coffee Money Dorthy J. Went to post at 3:23.

Off at once. Start good from gate. Won ridden out. Owner Eq odds Combs 2.70 BHatskin 16 00 Shapiro 8. 10 W.H.

BishopSt. 4.80 Roc kmoore Farm 1.50 J.Gavegnano 14.80 E.DenemarkJr. 32.30 C.EdwardsJr. 18.30 H.Bergsten 89.10 ft. 3 6't 2 4 7 8 5" 9 Str Fin Owner Eq odds Stable 3.50 l' 2i 6 4 5 7' 3 9 1 31 3 2 T.D.Buhl 7.70 51 3a RevtrieKnoIlF 3.O0 2" 4J KingRanch 3.70 4 5 W.H.

BishopSt. 2.80 6 6h ReverieKnolIF. 3.00 7 7a CrabkrassStae. 12-60 8a 8 RothmoreFarm 65.80 9 9 L.HSiegman 46.90 Time. 22 2-5.

.45. 1:09 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Moon Glory. $7.40 straight. $4 80 Place.

$4.40 show; Ahmed. $13.20 place. $9 80 show; Swaps Kin. $6.00 show. Winner trained by S.

B. Ott. Winner, b. 3. Norseman Moon flower.

Went to post at 4:50. Off at once. Start good from gate. Won driving. MOON GLORY, off quickly." was unable to keep up with the pace but came to the outside in the stretch to close strongly and catch AHMED near the finish.

AHMED displayed fine early foot and held on well. SWAPS KIN made a good challenge at midstretch and continued well to the finish. Chart for eighth race in column three at top of page X1NTH RACE Purse $5.000. 4 year olds and pp. allowances.

8 furlongs. olds, claiming, 6 furlongs. Weather clear, Str 2 3 it 5 6 84 7 9 Fin Owner L.Mistrot Ed odds 3.00 2 it 4 5 6 8' 1 3's ll 4 5 6U 8 ll 2" H.C.Hoffman 5.10 3.50 7.20 12.90 38.60 26.80 51.60 17.80 3.80 $8.00 3 W.H BishopSt. 4i J.G. Brown AirViewFarm SunDialStable 7 Mrs.

N.Henry 8 Tom-N-JonSt. 9' TripleM.Farm 91 10 10 10 R.F.Norris Count Bull. dollar mutuels paid: Fin lll Owner Ea odds R.Lowe 1.50 W.H.Veeneman 3.30 4'i 3" J. Vogelsang 5.20 41 J.Stelle 9.40 51! C.Leist 25.90 6i farr-DUger 6.50 MissV.Despaln 65.50 AgouraStk.Fm. 16.40 MissV.Havard 18.50 N.

A. McMaster. Winner, ch. 3. Spy 2:26.

Off at once Start good from gate. olds and up. claiming, mile. i Str 9 4 4 3 2 34 2" 1 2" 6 5 1" 8 7 51 10 8 6 7 P't 7 1 3" 8 5 10 9 Fin Owner Eq odds 1 GentillvStable 2 3M W.J.Schmidt 4 EL-Whyte 5a W.J. Schmidt 6i E.J-Soper 7 J.L.Friedman 8' M.H.VanBert 9 O.B.Scallon 3.90 1.30 9.80 1.30 3.80 17.80 35.90 89.80 26.10 4 6 10 10 FairwayFarm 2-5.

1:36 2-5. Two dollar gautuefa paid: PP St Str 5 2 3 1 2' 2 3 1 1 l1 ll 2 7 6 6l 5 9 5 5i 5 3 1 6 7 7 6 7 9 9 9 8 8 8 8i 81" 6 4 4'l 4 7" 4 3 3 4 Horse and Jockey Wt SPY MELODY IShoemakerl .114 TWEL'H NIGHT IHccknl.ll 4 ANNIE'S PROFIT tAnyonl.109 SEV'TH WONDER Valla. 113 KEN-RUTH rC.Meauxl ....111 PECOS COUNTY (L.CookJ.114 VERNCLIFF J.Sellersl ...117 HELIOGOLD fW.Harmatzl .117 TWISTED WRIST Dom il.107 FIFTH RACE Purse $3.500. 4 Horse and Jockey Wt PP TYUS W.Harmatz 114 9 RARE MUSIC 112 2 RIP ROAD M.Ycazal 119 3 ANDY JACK E.Anyonl ...114 5 WHIRL'G BLUES Roserl.lll 6 LYNETTE L.Richardson 1 .114 8 ICE TEA rE.Dominguezl ...109 1 MASUD rW.Caretensl 117 7 GRAN'DPAW C.MeaUTl 117 4 Time. 22 4-5.

:45. 1:10 2-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Spy Melody. $5.00 straight, $3.20 place. S2.60 showt Twelfth Nisht.

$3.40 place. $2.60 showi Annie's Horse and Jockey Wt PP St FALMER 1 W. Shoemaker 1 1 DARK TOGA (J.Sellersl ...114 5 3 t.nrT milVFI. Heck'nl .114 2 6 GOLDEN NOTES Vel la .117 9 5 LIBERAL ART C.Meaux .111 3 7 'ROYAL STING Camera 1 15 8 9 BEAUGUERRE M.Ycazal -114 7 8 GRAN FINO (E.Anyonl ...108 4 2 BORA H.Bolinl 114 6 4 Time. 22 2-5.

44 4-5. 1:09 3-5. 1:16. Two dollar mutuels paid: Tyus. $9.60 straight.

$5.20 place. $3.20 show; Rare Music. $7.20 place. $4.20 show; Rip Road. $3.00 show.

Winner trained by J. M. Bollero. Winner, roan 4. Mkhe Sis Tartan.

Went to post at 3:51. Off at once. Stan good from gate. Won driving. Profit.

S3. 20 show. Winner trained by Went to post at Song Stolen Melody. Won ridden out. THIRD RACE Purse $2.750 4 year Horse and Jockey Wt PP St BACHELOR CLUB CookJ .114 2 9 LYRIC NOTE M.Ycazal ..117 7 1 tSANDERS ROAD 4 4 LEBANON LAD Heckm 120 6 7 tMARKED GAME 1 8 DARK THEATRE lRoser.114 10 10 SPIEL TE Arcarol 120 3 6 DEB CHASER Skoromkil 1 14 8 2 DENVER KING Rich sonl 11 4 9 3 BETTER CALL H.Bolinl 5 Entry.

Time. 23 2-5, 46 2-5. 1:11 SIXTH RACE Purse $4,250. 4 the turf. year Horse and Jockey Wt PP St SOBORNO fW.

Shoemaker 1 ..116 4 2 PEUCO A.Skoronskil 110 1 4 SIMON KENTON Ycaza .119 5 5 ALL SHE WROTE Roser .116 3 3 ARRANT BULLY Hecknl. 114 6 6 SOME CLASSIC Leonard 1 13 2 1 OTOMANA SLeJeune ...108 7 7 Time. 23 3-5, :47. 1:37 2 Entry Time. :22 1-5.

44 2-5. 1:08 4-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Falmer. $9.00 straight. $4.60 place.

$3.20 show: Dark Tag. $8 SO place. $4.40 gnow: Jet Colonel. $2.60 show. Winner trained by W.

Moiter. Winner, ch. 5. Fall of Clyde Mershah. Went to post at 5:53.

Off at Start good from gate. Won driving. FALMER went to the front at once and. altho losing some ground In the stretch, had enousn left to hold DARK TOGA under urging. DARK TOGA ran a good race, being close to the pace early and saving ground In the stretch to be pressing.

JET COLONEL, altho lacking the speed to keep up. closed with good courage. ICOPTKIGHT. 1958: BY TRIANALB PUBLICATIONS, BAIL! KAClNd FORMJ.