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4 The Boston Globe Saturday. October 23. 1965 National Selectors' Box at 'Ganseit Sam McCracken's 'GANSETT TRAMAN McCRACKEW I 1 Baaa Dee-A't Kiif Iieriia 2 Dr. F. M.t Btaiqulle i.

Coraplaater HANDICAPS Baaa Boy Iteraia Dee-A's Kinf Dr. P. Mc Beauqutlle Coraplaater Local Color Ataloi SiaiT Cap. Way OUR SON DON Albert Daady Book LOCAL COLOR Kay'a Waroa 3 Capt Way Our Soa Dot Slapjacks Albert 4 5 Saturday, Oct. 23 40th Day Weather Cloudy Track Fast BEST BET LOCAL COLOR (Third Race) LONGSHOT SOMPER (Sixth Race) 1ST $2000.

claiming, 4-year-oldi up, 1 1-16 mi. CONSENSUS Bam. Boy (17) lseraia Vonlei-Yons (5) Dr. P. Mae (1 Beauquillo (IB) Cornplanter (8) Local Color (18) Paa Pas (13) Avaloa Sisty (11) RS DON (20) Slapjacks (11) Maximud (I) Rocp't Flyer (1J) Debbie's Cot (9) Red Candles (9) Somper (13) P'ce 'n Plenty (7) Folding Money (7) Chiaoe Road (17) Light Graph (9) Saratoga Prty (9) Low Son (13) Needle Him (13) Defiant Son (11) Biloxi's Best (14)' Head Work (11) Bumpy' Bro.

(8) Trench Coat 18) Hankerin (12) Hugglescote (9) A.P. Voulei-Vens Isemia Baaia Boy Nardi Beauquillo Cornplanter Paa Pas Avalon Sissy Local Color Our Soa Doa Slapjacks Albert Red Candles Dent Cent Old Folks Feather Tip Noblewoman Sonper Poco Allegro Snorty Jay Saratoga Party Defiant Son Low Son Todd's Boots Biloxi's Best Call Me Ishmael Cotton Reigh TRENCH COAT Hankerin Huggletcott RAILB1RD Miss Whitt Baaia Boy lseraia Cornplanter Dr. P. Beanqaiilo Avalon Sissy Paa Pas Local Color Slapjacks Maxinud Our Soa Dot Rockport Flyer Old Folks Debbie's Coo Typhoon Mam Sonper Folding Money Cbinot Road Saratoga Party Sporty Jay Needle Him Nancy's Image Low Son B'PY'S BR'THER Head Work Biloii's Best Trench Coat Reelin Brandy Hankerin Rockport Flyer Rockport Flyer Debbie's Co Red Candles Red Caadles Old Folks Soaiper P'ce aad Plenty i LONGSHOT Caady Spy Baaia Boy lseraia Wi.ard Dr. P.

Mac Fall Honours Paa Pas Local Color Capt Way Daady Book Maiimad Oor Son Don Debbie's Coo Mr. Hart Rockport Flyer Rib Tickler Soaiper P'ct aad Plenty Snratoga Party Cbinoe Road Light Graph Defiant Soa Needle Him Low Soa Sonny Post Hend Work Ranbet HUGGLESCOTE Trench Coat Hankerin 6, oldiBf Money Folding; Money ct aad Plenty Soaiper SBamaBoy 117 Gibb 3-1 Last endorses 7Dee-A'iKing 112 Hills 5-1 Will improve 8 Isemia 112 Taylor 4-1 Figures close 6 Candy Spy 115 Sisum 10-1 May surprise 4 Demagogo 115 Diaz 20-1 Closed a gap 10 Tetracyclone 119 Connolley 6-1 Good mud effort 1 Miss White 114 Stovall 8-1 Disappointed 2 West Slope 117 Kurtz 10-1 Late foot 3 Silky-Satin 117 Bohenko 10-1 Outrun lately 9 Voulez-Vous 114 Hole 12-1 Last two dull 7 8 9 Mclaughlin funeral casket containing body of gangland victim Edward (Punchy) McLaughlin is carried into St. John the Evangelist Church, Canton. Members of the family follow. (Charles Dixon photo) Clinoe Road Lifbt Crapa Ligkt Crapb CSinoe Road Sporty Jay Poco Allegro Needle Jim Low Son Low Soa Brave Front Road to Rock Defiant Son Head Work Biloxi's Best Biloii's Best Call Me Isbmael Call Me Ishmael Ranbet Reelia Braady Hankeria Hankerin Last Story Trench Coat Trench Coat 2D $2000, claiming, 4-year-olds up, 6 furlongs.

McLaughlin Rites Alert Police 3- 1 Beaten favorite 4- 1 Fell last time 6-1 Strong finisher 6-1 Last helped 10-1 Shows little 8-1 Must show more 10-1 Been trailing 20-1 Been idle 15-1 Poor efforts 20-1 Far back last 9 Dr. P. Mac 112 Bruno 8 Beauquillo 122 O'Driscoll 6 Cornplanter 119 Moyers 5 Full Honours 114 Taylor 2 Winters Choice 110 Olcott 11 Sun Luck 115 Giovanni 10 Nardi 119 McLeod 3 Jetvan 115 Vedilago 4 First Cruise 115 Beneito 7 Charlie's Colonel 110 Kent SCRATCHED Winard SaL Oct 23 38th Night Full Rockingham Form Mclaughlin Continued from Page 1 Heading the Boston detectives at the church was Lt. John J. Donovan of the homicide division, in charge of the McLaughlin murder investi-galinri.

Celebrant of the Mass was Rev. William H. Moran, assistant pastor at St. John's. DRIVES BEST TIME LAST 3 OUT ODDS ft.

MOUSE Pace. Mile. BEST TIME SIXTH Conditional t.t. H0l.SE DRIVER LAST 3 OUT 7-1-6 1- 2-1 5-1-2 2- 1-1 2-6-1 5-1-1 2-3-1 4-7-2 McLaughlin's wife and sisters were heavily veiled. McLaughlin's bullet-riddled body was laid to rest in Holy Cross Cemetery where his parents and three older brothers are buried.

The 43-year-old McLaughlin, longtime target of the underworld, was cut down by gangland guns at a bus stop in West Roxbury last Wednesday as he was enroute into Boston to attend the murder trial of his brother, George. George, 38, the only one remaining of the five McLaughlin brothers! was not allowed to attend the funeral. 2:05 2:05.2 2.05.4 2:06.2 2 2:05.4 2:07.4 2:09 much either of the deceased parents, John McLaughlin, the hard-working railroad clerk, and his devoted Irish wife, the former Annie Clafferty. And little attention centered around the five McLaughlin sisters, all law-abiding citizens highly respected in their native Charlestown. Punchy McLaughlin leaves a son, Edward J.

Jr. of Canton, a scholar at Southeastern Massachusetts High School. Punchy's estranged wife, Eleanor, makes her home in Prince Edward Island. She was seeking a divorce and the case was due to come up in Norfolk Probate Court in Dedham on 2 Duane. E.

Cobb 1 Kerry Gallon. M'Grc-Bor 3 Shore Lot, J. MTnnis 4 Crerdson. .1. Tomasino 6 Jungle Pr'ess.

P. Battis 8 Tel Scott. L. Norton 7 Lucknow's Sally. E.

Beede 5 Cari's Cash. P. Rombola ODDS 5- 2 7- 2 9-2 6- 1 8- 1 6-1 8-1 10-1 6-1 5-1 3D $2100, claiming up, 6 furlongs. 4 Local Color 114 Gibb 5-2 Much best last 7 Kay's Wagon 115 J. Spinale 8-1 Strong finisher 6 Cape Way 116 Sisum 5-1 Very sharp now 2 Avalon Sissy 112 Bohenko 4-1 Always dangerous 5 Pan Pas 112 Dunlavy 8-1 Improved last 3 Model Lea U0 Olcott 6-1 Shown speed 8 River Agent 110 Taylor 10-1 Failed Orleans 1 Flying Hat 115 Hole 10-1 Poor form ALSO ELfGIBLE: Cole's Hoss, J.

Edmunds Oliver V. Culhane SEVENTH Conditional Pace FIRST two, Clalmint Pare, Mllr. 5 Blazing Billy C. Jones 1 J'dale Kafka. I.

Foster 2:09.3 4 Biookside Belle, N. Lrtendre 2 First Pick. Fenno 2:06 1 6 Dudley's Dandy. R. Slilea 7 Albtna Direct.

G. Harn 3 3 Grattan Hall. F. Castine 2:0" .3 8 Lilly Gene. B.

Beckwith 2:08 4 ALSO ELIGIBLF: Faber Vic. F. Colbath 2:09 Scotch Eagle. J. Morrill 2:10 SECOND SIMM).

Claiming Pace. Mile. 6 Sonola. J. Edmunds 2:07.1 3 Mr.

Arthur. J. Tomasino 2:07.4 2 Pirouette. A. Day 2:08.3 7 Dickey Town, L.

C'land 2:07.4 5 Frisco Jne. C. Boyd 2:09 4 E. M. Time.

A. Langille 2:08.3 1 Bar Rail. B. Beckwith 8 Indian Sue. D.

Caro ter 2:09 ALSO ELIGIBLE: Roman Sword. G. Haro 2:10.1 Scotch Eagle. J. Morrill 2:10 7-6-3 2- 2-5 4- 4-2 3- 2-8 2- 3-4 3- 3-7 6-4-3 3-4-4 5- 6-3 6- 2-2 5-5-1 1-7-5 i-6-1 1- 3-5 2- 1-7 5- 3-5 3- 2-1 1-8-4 6- 2-2 Mile.

2-4-2 2-3-2 1-4-5 3- 1 8-1 4- 1 6-1 8-1 8-1 6-1 4TH $2100, claiming, up, 3- 7 2-8 4- 8 8-6 Sheriff Frederick Sullivan 6- 1 3- 1 7- 2 5-1 9-2 5-1 8- 1 10-1 4- 1 5- 1 9- 2 6- 1 5-2 5- 1 6- 1 7- 2 8- 1 10-1 5-1 5-1 5-2 5-1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 8- 1 6-1 6- 1 5-2 5- 1 7- 2 9- 2 8 1 6- 1 6-1 10-1 4-3-6 3 Just Jerry. J. Clohossey 1 Oteca's May Day. E. Beede 2.03 2 4 Scotch Duke, E.

Cobb 2:02.2 6 Royal Magic. J. Edmunds 7 Doc Abbewiu. J. Sprouse 2:04.2 8 Stars Brother.

A. Langille 2:05 2 2 Dalewave. V. Culhane 2:07.2 5 Bi.hern Volo. J.

Morrill 2:07.1 ALSO ELIGIBLE: Edgewooo El. Smith 2:04 EIGHTH 4inu. Preferred Pace. Mile. 1 Alton Jiidke.

J. Cardana 2:03.2 7 Lou Sons, A. Winker 2:03.1 2 Nib's Sister, J. M'lnnis 2:03.1 3 Bobby Lin C. Boyd 2.

02. 2 8 Mounsieur Richiieu. B. Cote 6 Fsciuue Ron. P.

Battis 2:04 4 Sterling Hnrige. J. Sprouse 2.01.3 5 Ch youc Rebtl. A. B.

Young 2.1.1 1 6 furlongs 4-1 Clever score last 4-1 Some good outs 4-1 Won at price 8-1 Freshened, tab 10-1 Bolted last time 8-1 Outrun lately 10-1 Idle since Suf. refused to let him leave Charles-st. Jail for security reasons. THIRD Sllllin. Claimlnr Pare.

Mllr 117 117 108 115 115 110 115 Giovanni Bradley Olcott Bruno Hole Kent Kurtz Laurel Entries i2 I ro's Patti. R. Stiles 2:06.3 5 Slapjacks 3 Albert 6 Dandy Brook 1 Maximud 4 Bold Bid 8 Blazing Glory 2 Imthemost SCRATCH ED- Over the years, most of the I lmsT claiming. 4-ypsr 6- 2-6 4- 4-2 7- 1-7 8- 3-3 5- 5-1 3-4-2 7-2-2 7- 2 3- 1 4- 1 5- 1 5- 1 10-1 6- 1 8- 1 public attention and notoriety oius and UD. 4 Western Chamo.

E. Cobh 2:05.3 1 Torrid Artios, P. Rombola 2:08.2 3 Orbit Time, A. Day 8 Muneymaker. A.

B. Young 5 Chris Grattan. P. Battis 2:07.3 tl Sandy Lee. I.

Berg 2:08.1 7 Anita Oregon. C. Bovd 2:07.1 5-1-1 4-6-3 3-5-2 7-2-7 1- 7-4 3-6-3 3-2-3 3-6-a 2- 8-8 -Our Son Don L.aiin Kcnel I.iiniington Hoyal Hoy i ste Gloves ITartHro II 111 in; 111 113 119 114, I'tt rrmrs. 1 19 LuriinKton lKiSUrhiiK 1'rlnce BellirMHP 1 1 Yankee Blaze HiH'Pi inre Devil 118 Bsllongo II 119 5TH $2300, claiming, 3 NINTH 7.vm, Invitational Pace, 'Mile Gillooly Me mortal Pan." IU Milm. furlongs.

1 fOCRTH Conditional Trot, Mile. .11 Billy Land, I. Foster 2:053 3-1 Should Ve Won last 2 Racey's Lassie, H. HarD 2.06 4 Rockport Flyer Santiago WeslonMig 3 hite Kibbon. A.

gille 2:03.4 Debbies Coo 8 4 LaniDbeltown. 3. Cole 3 Round. J. Ciai'iia 2:00 4 Adsos ill.ssacc, W.

GtiPinur 2:01 1 5 vl A. Winger 2:02.2 5 B. Cote 1 Mountain Creed, L. land 2:02.1 7 Boseo flusc'-i. R.

Vallrskev 2:02.4 1-3-4 6-6-1 1-7-5 3-1-6 3-1 4 1 7-2 6-1 6-1 9-2 lu-1 113 112 114 115 115 109 113 Hole Jenkins Gibb Winant Moyers Vedilago Bruno claiming. 4-year-, olds and up. 6 furlongs. MyNewFr'nt'r HSIBanquo 'IKI Congr't'latinns 1 12 Roman Riches 112 Sp'rklingBr'k "108 Orange Hill 112: Ashs Dream m'Kins Stage 1 1 2 Mr. Swing 119' Gay Boy 1 13 i 6 Roman Sheba, C.

Bn.vd 2 07,1 5 Jolly Key. M. Virag 2.07 7 Gola's J. Larente 2:06 4 8 Elite Hardy, A. Day 2:07.4 AISO ELIGIBLE: 4-1 6-1 4-1 4-1 10-1 8-1 Woke up last Chance off best Improving Late form good Close F.

Lakes Chance here Red Candles Old Folks Mr. Hare Lainetron Dent Cent 2 Heien Jo Adios, J. Lareiue 2:0 TENTH I Olio, Conditional Pare, Ncieie H'linoon, R. Fenno 2:06.4 was centered around George, Punchy and another brolher, Bernie, who was slain in City Charlestown, much in the same manner that Funchy was cut down. Little was ever heard of the other two McLaughlin brothers Charles and John who gave their lives in the service of their Charles was killed in the Philippines in World War II and John lost his life in the Navy.

The public never heard Mile. -o-3 3- 3-8 4- 7-2 6-7-5 6-1-5 5- 2-4 5- 3-1 6- 3-3 4- 4-3 1- 7-8 2- 4-2 5- 1-2 5-8-4 3- 7-5 1-4-6 War Journey 1 12 GetSomeMore 1151 Shad.v Planet ll.VTiririim 1101 Esther 1091 Mandvs Brave 115: 2 Fuzzy Thistle. Battis. 3 Airy J. Edmunds 6TH $2300, claiming, 3-year-olds, 6 THIRD S3500.

claiming. 3-year-1 2:07 1 2.03 1 2 2:08. i 2:07 2 3- 8-3 1-5-5 6- 3-2 5-5-1 7- 2-4 4- 3-5 4-3-1 7-2 5- 2 6- 1 5- 1 10-1 i-2 6- 1 6-1 1 Colonial Way, H. Harp 4 Darling Wirk. J.

Laicnte 8 sugar Biae, Li. a Ali Sam. RomboU 6 Happy Elisa. 1. Berg 7 Susan Moiaka.

A. Day ItTH SIHim, Conditional Mile. 2 Master Jeff, R. May 5 Big Ace. I.

Fostei 2 06.2 1 Shelton Abbe. C. Jones 2:05.2 3 Worthy Jonn. A. Dav 2:07 4 4 Squire Dean.

F. Ionian 2:07.1 7 King Bl'guard. F. Colbath 2:06 6 Y'kee Sue Scott. H.

Baiker 2:07 1 8 Royal Brewer. J. Tomasino 2:06.4 ALSO ELIGIBLE: Canadien Mir. P. Battis Oliver V.

Culhane 05 1 115; 1I5 oiris. 7 furlongs. Rejected Blues 112 Sugni noon Celastrus 114 Sur La Plr.ge Court Ration 117 On Speedster Danny Blue 5-2 5-1 5- 1 4-1 6- 1 8-1 8-1 6-1 6-1 4-1 114 furlongs. 5-1 Overmatched 4- 1 Won 2 of last 3 5- 2 Won last, factor 5-1 Strong finisher 10-1 Chance at wgts. 10-1 Won in mud 10-1 In and out 10-1 Chance off best no 111 111 112 109 111 116 114 Olcott Taylor Diaz Bradley Taylor Sisum Hole Munster Somper Folding Money Peace Plenty Rib Tickler Typhoon Marie Vern V.

Noblewoman Feather Tip ALSO ELIGIBLE: Wn.te Dale, h. Beckwith Sntcia! Meindy. R. S5 PROOF SSI.CMIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. IH1I1I DISTILLING On'MRI), tf.

It sour Love 1141 FOURTH claiming 1 7500-65001. 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs. Count Wilton 116 Just Don't No U6 CounlessJan 10? Salute Steve 116 See The Judge i 12 Tunkhannock 113 aOuter Strata '108 bCountry Child 113 aLake George '107 Navy Heroine 112 Faint Saint 1 Ifl'The Kraken 114 Program Selections Garden Entries 7TH $2400, claiming, 6 furlongs bVaca Cay 1 16 War Alert 116 Curator 1 19 lur Minnie 104 FIRST -S3000. claiming, 4-vear- aid tin, 6 fuilonss.

Miira'rsH'me 113 i.iome 111 FOOTBALL Continued from Page 1 The kickoffs at Harvard and Tufts were scheduied for 2 P.M. At BU and BC, the fiie-j works start at 1:30. Two other Bay State teams hit the road today. Holy Cross i plays at Syracuse in what is NAKKAGANSITT 1 Boy, Iicima. clone.

2 Iji Mac, CoinplanUr, Beauquillo 3 Local Color, Cape Way, Pan Pas. 4 Slapjacks, Dandy Book, Albert. MicKport Fliei Old Folks. Mr. Hare ah lervo-Panli entry.

bLornapat- Taylor enlry. FIFTH $4300 Claiming 3 yean 1 ml 1 10 1. Prince Fury IKI Takeo 113 C.iev Diist ll.YWild Fortune 113 Uounlv i are in NnDeiinse 1 Prince Arn 106 pistinct Kih. The Bix Marine 1 20 7 Chinoe Road 2 Light Graph 3 Sporty Jay 5 Poco Allegro 1 Saratoga Party 4 Princess Val 6 Count Moore 115 112 115 117 114 112 115 Dunlavy Giovanni Bohenko Connolley Bradley Moyers Landers Slight edge Last hardly true Last even Good route Might awaken Last below par Outrun last 4- 1 3- 1 5- 1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 10-1 108 6 I iacc and Plenly, Folding Money. Hrltnhcaven Ill Tlican Snv "ilia Miss Cognac 113'Clntid Prlncu Clares Lad 1 19 Cooperate Chatty Matty 1 12 Scarlet Stone RamhnnLa 1 14 Frindly People Ambei jack 116 Gallant Lad II 116' 114! 116i 116! i.cK.ll.

iMo.iuie in Time 113 7 Chinoe Road. Sporty Lijht Lo and Behold 1 13. At'mic Att'ck 106 Jay. Son. Oihiin.

8 Low Son, onri iiuOO. claiming. 3 yean expected to be a squeeze for De6ant SIXTH Alow ante 2 years! Mis o'l. .1. Aioonn.

8TH 1 "The James H. Connors Memorial Stakes," 2-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles: me iMorineasiern 9-BMoiiis Best Head Work. Dry', Pr-cess 'lnP'Mns Raroh g'ni-rd B'get 1 17 Crocaxator Titnch Bls7o a Trail 11' More Pen -Hinkei in. Jewel Seeker, 112' 1171 115 110 7 luriong. George Jolsnn Gray Prince III Wind The Cheat Crying Towel coat.

HSiSub Call 113 Spring Double 119 Tag-A Man 11.) Lost Pal 113. 109 107 ln 1'i9 112 Duke Liberty 12 Good Srallton 117 Lm lc Charm Zininier Charl.adv 'inrMiss Elia Cte GARDEN Fare, Distinct, 1 Doubly 1'iaine. C'lor inn Sibelins Donfoi dad. iDnmorrlad 112 2 Balanced Budget, Good Luck Charm. 3 Clipper Cargo.

Tinv r-b. Rep Red cl.imlng. 2 year- old. I nil 7 varric EXHIBITION MO.OOO added Selima I Stakes 2 yean mile 5i. i Moivasin 1 19 Swift Lady 119, ReasnToErn 119'Darryll 114 L'henmoya 1141 i No Betting I i SEVENTH S5000.

allowance 3- 12 Needle Him 111 Bruno 6-1 8 Low Son 119 Bohenko 2-1 6 aRoad To Rock 111 Moyers 8-1 9 Miss Moona 108 Madden 8-1 3 Defiant Son 115 No Boy 4-1 5 Nancy's Image 106 T.Spinale 20-1 4 Todd's Boots 119 C.C.Smith 8-1 10 Beam'gly Yours 109 Giovanni 20-1 7 Sandoval 111 Munster 20-1 2 First Beacon 107 Munsell 20-1 Razor sharp Ov'rm'tch'd N.Y. Big N.Y. score Consistent filly Good N.Y. form Closed big gap W. Va.

Champ Outrun lately Has improved Moving up 4 Still Echo, Fremont Flash, uo Tiny Fib ains.Vaga tjlow 107 119 Raide: US Diomond D. Valam. Arabian Spy. Holly Man 6-Vancebiii(t. Place "Droone'r.

Ho- Sandal 110 Hed 1118 Cnmr many Snaik je iko -ill rtieeung it 113 117 Od' In Hi Naco Light Stool noio m.v nna 1 M' 7 Bold Experience, High Blessed Hope. 8- Flag Raiser, Macedonia, mined Man ycai-olds and up. 6 iurlongs. Hem and Haw 121 'Sun Bather 112 Snow Fantasy 1 16 Beans Hostess 112 Tmopirk 116 Proud Baby II 116! Foui Riveis llfitgila 1161 EIGHTH J600O. allowance.

3-year- Del claiming, 4 year- FOURTH SUTnii, old up. furlong. 9 Try Cash. Intact, Dodgtrtown goes to Durham to play a New Hampshire team that has yet to win. Leadership in the Ivy League will be at stake at Harvard's Stadium.

Dartmouth is favored. The Big Green has trounced Penn and Brown in its two league tests. Harvard clouted Columbia and then played to a 3-3 tie at Cornel last week. Unbeaten Princeton has an expected pushover in Pennsylvania; while Yale hosts Cornell in other important Ivy League clashes. Harvard Cach John Yovic-sin is going to spring a flock of surprises on rival mentor Bob Blackman of Dartmouth.

The Crimson coach is shaking I.AIRII. Blaze, Santiago. Weston- a l.eoly Ciii laano entry. Poor Sou I Hi) Good Glow Minaliomb ln siiil Kino Mind of Mirth 117 Jingo L'miitin Max llHHupertn MistrSnw Mn 112 rremont Fla.ih Angel Kiss 109 Road Show Auu linar 120 Crackei old and up, 6 Iurlongs. Mister Judge 1 17Sleve Leo Jr.

119! Rex D' P'mb'm 117 Old Daddy 117! BenedietC 1 17 Honey Chan 117' Terminator 117Lewisbuif 115. Eireak.spear 119 1 Yankee blTK 113 12(1 120 120 113 116 US aP. Fuller entry. SCRATCHED Brave Front, San Cat 9TH $2000, claiming. 4-year-olds up, 1 116 miles.

5 Head Work 110 Taylor 4-1 The class i 7 Biloxi's Best 117 J. Spinale 3-1 Won handily 8 Call Me Ishmael 115 V. Spinale 4-1 Fair 2d last Some Moie. 2 Snad.v Planet. Get My Frontier ar rnrer wn Mil Love.

Dii 3 Sur La Plage. Its Our Speedster. Ml nt $40(10. allowance. olds.

1 mil St 70 yards 4 Country Child. Just Don't NINTH $3800. claiming. 3-year-olds and UP. about l's mile.

truf. aCiown Stable-Cros Bell entry. bBoylen-Lieberman entry. lbs. A A l.Med to post aBatlle Proof 1 16 l.oid Sovereign 112 NewYoiker U2l)Thule 112 FIRST RACE 8:10 DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES 8:05 KuuiHon 1 III Amman Soy lift S.ilute Rle 1(W Omvid I'nwid 118 iiHoiiy Man llOlJ.uiper Dare 115 Valam USaCiai.v Drai 113 SIXTH S4000 allowance.

3 it 4- ye.u -oin. 4 Ranbee 119 Bohenko 6-1 Superior mudder 3 Sunny Pose 107 Munster 10-1 Beaten favorite 1 Bumpy's Brother 117 Naimo 8-1 High speed 2 Cotton Reigh 115 Ramos 10-1 Last three dull 6 Charles M. D. 115 Dunlavy 20-1 Poor form TEN THRILLING RACES NIGHTLY HANDSTAND 50t CLUBHOUSE SI raini 5 Coope'iate. Clare'i Lad.

Miss Cognac. 6 Crying Towel, Gray Prince, The Cheat. 7 Hem and Haw, Egila. Proud Baby II. 8 -Terminator, Muter Judge.

spe.ir. HEATED FOR YOUR COMFORT No Minors Admitted 'Kneanlado 1 IK Mart.v Leader 1 Bull Market 1IH Kunsntirtvtoo 112 A' Formation 1 12 liTavy Blue 118 Billy's Pet M07 Expiesivo 1 16 iSliorty Pride 119 Krb 117 SAVE TIME: use route 93 direct to track! RunsnurtMoo. 3-year-olds up, miles: 9 Short.v'i Pride Bull Market. up his frontier on the L-rim- son onensive lineup, tie Lin'ity C'rn'r 11R Roinaii. iiliuieaMlial iy 1 hnai kle Place Lnvdr HHRiail Imp'rT Gn at Lovdr i I Vancebtug Jowjon 117 SEVENTH Snoon gllowanre, i -n ri furlongs.

Meet Me Later I Deceive Id Exn rn nce 112 HI. Hope TwoofAkind 112 Make A l-D XOIdest Girl 1 Hi Mlsa Ilirkev 117 MB 111 113 3- 112 121 113 112 won't announce the switches i Taunton Taps Munster Munster Hole Moyers Sisum Spinale Madden Kurtz Cibk Davern Dunlavy 6-1 3- 1 4- 1 4- 1 5- 1 3-1 6- 1 10-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 Smart claim Figures close Vastly-improved Strong finisher "Off" track helps Fits well here Disappointed Last fair Trailed last Must show more Nothing lately 3 Reelin Brandy 112 7 allankerin 122 2 Trench Coat 121 1 Last Story 109 6 Alpine Star 116 8 a Jewel Seeker 111 5 Hugglescote 113 9 Biticarb 109 11 Silver Lancer 108 10 Factallah 105 4 Moot Countdown 109 J. W. Britton-Ardwin until game time. It is said they concern his ends as Harvard attempts an aerial attack to go along with its powerful running game.

John McCluskey will start the game at quarterback. But he'll only be at the throttle as Tonight at 8:00 P.M. WIHS-TV'38 Star Way I 111 PolMie.i.m Play 112 Sun Tiimhle 112 High Stodl 121 KlGHTHsai.OiH added 3 year-old UP. itlilons Th'j Prituetnn Handir.ip Tilin.ir in D't'i inline Man 117 i tri i 1 21 In llth. SOrT IT.Ol IIS In HHST-S-1R Mile.

Grade I). PP Dog Odd CP Uog Odd 'v. 2 Smai I I)eh -1 Nero 9 2 4 Clfl P.e Krnk In 1 sJr'l-h I Cri Von Will 1. 1 1 MiIih'v Chvl S-2 7 Mr. Heauiiv 1 1.

a trt 114 In Zeal US long as he can keep the Crim iM'ilinn II I. tier i I 1....7.. Stable in J.n. a Guard UR I entry. attack rolling son valu 1 1 U.vsde Snnnr K-l 3 1.....

l. iX.i NINTH 3 vear- nld un. I 1 Ifi miles. has to establish and maintain on 112 llodueiton II THIRD -5-18 Mile, Grade 1 why 4 Poliiru ti iiT 8 Gall.intne". 9 2 Tu a 3 Berklv Grdn 7 2 .1 G.iM.y p9 I1 I1H 112 111 112 1111 Ill to 114 Try l'alt Aqueduct Entries I nt.

Muiad control of the ball if it is to unset one of the top scoring Daitmouth teams ever to en-nv tor the Stadium. llil On the eve of the game, i i claiming. 3-year FIRST- S.HOn olds, furlongs i0 J'TH-5-ln llle. Gn.de C. 6 MMid Mynry 7 -Si bvrkiv Vchet I 3-11 C.allnl Tradr In- I 8 JVind Reuner fi JV.mki (io IS 4 Nim- lndr 6 I 7 Mm iln, T.

IS-1 School Results Miswave 114IPelit Dm James Shot IH Mr Right ai.li Customer 122Ti ue Aunc IlJRlng Twice Allowance, veai-oldi It up. 6 fuilone 114 1111 i-sn Hrh.no llliN'atne twin 3-1 iiaivurn suhpicq wni iuiu HO Ho (i ll l'Hout i or, ree HiBIKings So'c'l KM Cupid 121 Chm ns Ch'ce "in Pack Trin 1 24' Me of Gi eece 1 1 fl f. ly 1 -5 -lMlr. Ginde I) lOnilmi Mltia Twill 2-1 7 I ri s. idorn 8 1., HWIiimi Hoga 1S I Atlantic Knk I Knt'ih 24 rn.tinn Terh 8 SJ.

7-2 4 Kniivinila p.i C.itholie Mi ilioilnl 12 Keilh Acad 4 idullield 41 I Beikly Mir 12-1 union Haitieit 12 IM'H IH Mile r.i a Ue-tmi 27 Rnttnn liade 0 i A Lviin 22 Newnur.vpnrt 20 claiming. 3-year nlus and up, 6 lo'longs. (aion 141 Tavloisnnrt anrpi Alienor i in. Aionjuhii 121 PE50 FOOTBALL SPECIAL SEE Great scoring plays of top Pro teams in action on the field. St VI.

NTH $100,000 Added Man Juntir Vallf UK Never Pry lltl 3-year-olds A no, vio lift -y mil n-i i na il vi nninginn me itc Paul 1 in Black Lea 122 'J H-l i ifc a A 1 1 1 II HlHllllell.l 0-1 I vrinnr -( IMH 1 4 11, Slllli 2 Medneid a AO B. Aditd 11 4 Over Jack THIKD sMjiiil. maidens, 2 M'ar 1 Nashua 28 Mnrliester Central 18 War Tin I' iKv Choice um Hill Rlsr Tom Cat a sc.i. ger KKillTH- (. ilioioid Vwaiional 14 Stang 126 Or F.t Anient 12 12I Teiiv Sri let 12 L'll 12 126 Knigiitis Mnnr 12 12illnleiceDted 12 enliy, 46.S0H.

allow nucot. -vear SKVKVTH- Mile, Grade fl lln Sinei 7 2 2 Gli'ii Riddle 7 Kail dough 4 1 I Hei klv Mrk RO cut MIV oitik, i i mile SUace Citaton 122 riioughllulnei 121 W'rvTr'v'I'r 122 a Amrri Pilot 12 Cji'inlio II.iiik 111 M.ik of Play Ti mp 12: Fa-I Count 122 i- -Sietiiicnson- ii mophcr enii Mink 5 I side Hi hit 8 Potion i K.inton Jnv ft 2 I Sleek Pnnda 10-1 Lnglnh SJ. Dnirhealer 120 T-i'h, 27. Ros'nn Latin 44, 18 Cnncotd-Caiiule 4 oliis A un. lilli A lumen Mill I1-.

itllle. I' At. 6 furlong i till' Hi II in i nt I Mli.ifV 7 2 r'lsur 4 1 Nlnnnn' I'ulonal 20 Meduav 41 Slum li lush leadin( 31 II I llnei a I Nile' Ti lion i Auneiia Gill Aiiw Un iivt in I 111 Kdlc Heed. Lady 1 118 Adouilile i.igf I i.aii' WaM'fl. Id 13 U.lnn III t.e tmgtnn t) Wavland 42 3 SIXTH- J-in Mile, Oi.ide B.

claiming. 3 Slid tit Ftll'KTH siiimn. iillimancin. up. 6 'hi lonus iriy U'mind 1 t.T ni Ttnder I I1H Dion i (Hi Jimmy 1 1.1 Roger Ia'ouh 11.

Si cnttv be a crippling setback because of an ankle injury to John Dockcry. The Rrooklyn senior is an outstanding defensive hack and pass pickolT artist. Tommv Williamson, a ophoinore from Piedmont. who hasn't played any airitv fmithiM will fill in for Daitiniiuth is in jjnod shape "or the CiirnMin. It has extra balance in its running ind tunie, fealuring tickt'y IVaid and Gene 'vrw lVe Walton an nt fullbuck.

who is also the tup puint scorer in rw Knclund Ml Coach Wanen St luvuiM is making pmuress, In his second year a' Tenicr 'utr. Wurten's club i compilins fl 'cinun': recntf', Triumphs over Temnle and ItulTalo and U4 MNTH-Jjiuiti. td" A un 1 ml 2 Mi. I hne 8 I a Adoiplla 4 pros 12 I Mux Timiiia 7 2 4 nti Temiin 10 i Mil' i Bi at A 2 7 Mutdleinaiih 12 Attltlinin 4 Wilbur Pino ue A Rnxbiry Latin purlre ,1 Diamond SEE In slow motion how make their greatest plays. sioUf i 7 2 in, 12 7-2 KmsIi fun Allnwaiue.

2 -year neks Find 1 ('men I lii.hhe 'arn I 1 I I 11 Rev i teal Heat 1 Virnaiius inh I Nimr 1 19' Five. 7. 10 I In i.mi Mil llnuiiiiip claimed LiMcd In ivist FIHH V.nn 'lit. till ta sing'oo a i I pun irlMuiv 2, Cnneoid ail'le I Ni rti'rtioirt 4 Wepiiinrl 1 ttmre.i'i Art, 0 W.P.I, ft. OiOTl TE.VTII- a 8 Mile, Giadr I l)i liliv Rest Hid Muinhv 8 Kaai art Smm Giitir 8 ihiii's lanr 9 2 I In.

Tn Landing 11V fniml Rsnnh 119 Total Tallin I W'Kihil liuivnn Mill Muck Chin 3 I 8 Dim on i.V 1 M.fViXTH VH Mile, Grade A i w.iv vnrrer 7 Aiiilui'tm ii It.ihil a ii Wvside High Ahllilv A 2 v. l-ilp ll IMMEDIATE NEED FOR 1 Wild Cnoidv t-T I Joniiie Liber III TWKl ITH Enduianct Cnuise. SEE How you can get your FREE GUIDE "How to Watch Pro Football." Presented by 2 I oiids 2 Look riii'Md 8 iu Vixen I'' I ll Rul'V Wink 8 Hum TiDlii 7 2 4 l.n I'd 7 Idle Age 3 I I "rtl. in a tie wr.li no i loss un A new blend of fine tobaccos plus the original Kins Sano process brings you fresh bright cigarette flavor. rioiibtrdh' niake this years ,5 College Results MICROWAVE ENGINEERS FOR THE FOLLOWING! 1.

Printed Circuit Ttchnlquet 2. Mechanical Switch Development 3. Coaxial Component Design These are exceptional, netr tic. For detailed information on a confidential basin, contact our l'rci- The Ctional Shawmut Bank 'oiton MID I It H''ai'iii Ae t-i ckliiMin. f) 33.

Jaitif town. 31 ll lain JV I' i ml'i I II," a rl li, tn I) y. dililiin r't. ft Vns.rh i. Mmiaml .14 xinni i 8 Monte all Mate 34 filn-hni 8 N.tiia.aa Wrslrtan 1.1 Mo Valley 1 ST ie nun ii 14 SH 1 1 SI, Thonta 30 Minnrsota Pnniih 8 luleiie 17 ftiiilr IA SOU 18 llaivai.1 Pciiiii.iu'h 1 Knsx tit Mat lUnn.H In il llaiiaid It 17 t)ai iitioulii Gansctt Jockey Standing BU varsity the best in several yeaif, l'Mn.

has a powerful dub which han't yr realized us t'citentia! The ffitihi bp for anyone if they play at their p'ak. There is an tiiu testing experiment nl Huston College today where John Blair will stait at quarterback. Blair wa moved up to the amity as the teull of a slmw. ing aaaiii-t the Piuttnouth lay. ccs a week acn.

It wa in tlvit Htiie game thai Bill Bobb made hmuclf felt In the Big (Jirtn pic tittc and won a Marling berth for lt weaku Brown game and tnday'g pes-twn with Harvatd. Mrmlirr r1ril prposll ltiviitir lot potation dent. Mr. T. S.

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