I ••• THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.SUNDAY. JUNE 30. 1967

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CALUMET STAR IN FORM AGAIN—Iron Liege(left) forges ahead to win the $22,050 LauranceArmour Memorial Handicap at Arlington Parkyesterday, proving that his leg injury has entirelyhealed. This spells more trouble for Calumet Farm’s

orful display of horseflesh. Ini!addition to the 19 fillies andmares, there were nine stable!ponies and three outriders—morehorses than a TV western..

Chalk players in crowd re-', ceived their usual week-end buf-’ feting in the earlier events. Fa-, vorites were beaten in the first; six races and in the fourth race

: Poetic Dream a 6-to-5 shot fin-ished last as Bill Hartack -took

| a loud round of boos.r

i Drag Racing SlatedAt Aquasco Today

Aquasco Speedway will stage! another day of drag racing to- <

’ day. beginning at 10 ajn., with’ final eliminations at 2 p.m.

Leading figures in the field¦ should be Bob Beraardon in a 1

1 1939 Chevrolet with a ’55 ChevyV-8 engine. Jimmy Davis in a

; 1932 Ford coupe with a ’57 Chevyengine and Robert Brown ofHuntingtown. Md„ who will try !for his eighth straight class vie- >

• tory in his stock 1956 Chevrolet.

Princess Turia ScoresIn Delaware Handicap

rivals. The Kentucky Derby winner had come fromfar back to take the lead away from Greek Game *:(center foreground) and win by a head. Manteau J(nose just showing at left of Greek Game) was thirdand Mister Jive (far right) was 4th.—AP Wirephoto. ]

Continued from Pore C-X

order. Bayou made a bold movethen but collapsed suddenly.

Through the stretch It nar-rowed down to whether PrincessTurin’s heart was big enough tocatch Pucker Up. Stride by stridethe Calumet filly wore her rivaldown. Both were tiring notice-ably. Pucker Up never did quit;as Shoemaker, turning in a won-derful job of his own, held hertogther into the wire.

After the race Shoemakersummed up the race in his usualnon-loquacious manner: "Mymare just ran out of gas.”

Hartack said happily. "Wewere in perfect position all theway. When I asked her forspeed she gave it to me.”

The final time of the race wasa slow 2:05. The walking timeof 27? j for the last quarter indi-cated that both Princess Turia

and Pucker Up were runningon courage alone.

; The time was the slowest sincethe race was switched to the

’ present distance in 1951 when’ Eusanda took the lush prize andJ was clocked in 2:04 3 s. Although

j the track was only "good” duringthe early races because of last

’ night’s rain, it had been labeled•fast by post time.

Including the involved awards,which go along with the Dela-ware Handicap prize. PrincessTuria took home a *120,875 net

| pay check to the Calumet mintowned by Mrs. Gene Markey.Her share of the purse itselfwas *110,875, a record surpassingthe *104.865 collected by FlowerBowl last year. The additional*IO,OOO came from nominatorsand breeders awards.

The post parade for the Dela-ware Handicap was quite a col-

CHARTS OF RACES AT DELAWARE(Copyriffht. 1957. by Triangle Publications. Inc.)

WMT RACE—Purse, &00i claiming* 3-vear-oldv a fur.*°°4: won ridden out. place 1inV-IYinnfr

; M. Smalley's It. b. c 3. by El Moro--OldUS. T5^ ri=f-» pcfisr»d *7OO - Ms°-

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*«*«*¦ Wgt. PP *k '~k Btr Fln~ ruM«

f»nus (Kritri I*2 2 5' t> li i if iTSSJusJe J iCatalano) 112 8 7< «• 4* •'•«! s*nCheck Artist (Ball'ttI) 122 « hi *• 3*l 31 lsuTax Collector (Adame) 117 8 »• 8» «* «« iooolLitablt (Oeret)

. 112 7in in si Jil 44 po lLa Bajada (Kirkland) 113 10 1* li 2» 81 26 50HUlside'Mlss (Chbersi 107 0 4i 5* 5* 7* 15801Settam Up Joe ißu'ne) 117 5 6‘ 7* 7i B*l 480Guitarist (Phelps)

... 117 3 8> p. in pit 4100!Bal Dan (CutShaw) 117 1 3* 81 10 37J 0_.Two-dollar mutuels paid—PANUB. $ll.BO 48 20. $3 40sesne J.. M 00. *3 80 CHICK ARTIST. $2 40

Handle—Blo2.7B4.¦ -1 1 -

' ;SECOND RACE—Purse. $3,000; claiming; 4-year-olds and :OP: 8 furlongs. Post. _:38: off 2.36 I start good: von driv-

*¦- Trueman'S dk. b. h. 8. by

Myo. A $300~?l‘ ,

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OB,?Un0B,

?Un. tr*l1 ;I!ys , TrUtm » n - Volue^*l.9so.

Horae. Jockey, Wat. PP ~V» hi Btr. >ln. Odds ;Worth A Bit (C'*haw) 124 2 41 3) Ji s43o'Melbus (Lovato) 119 8 3*i 2* li 2* -’ loEliaka (Brooks) 124 4 S» «« 4s 3.. 500Dark Buster (Bals'tti) 118 3 8* 4* »• 4.40Brudou (Nelson)

... 121 1 1* 1* 3* v 8.10Bushing (Catalnne).

118 7 7* 7i «» «»• 14.30Hero's Prince (Vogel). 118 8 8 8 8 7* 84.80Legal Limit (Qerst) 108 A 2» 5» T» 8 2* 90

Two-doUar mutuels paid—WORTH A BIT. $lO Bors4 80.•3 20. MILBUB. $3 40 $2 80. BUAKA $3 20

Handle—sl4B.93l

.THIRD RAC* Purse. $3,300; claiming: 3-year-olds- 8furlongs. Post. 3 08; off ot once; start good: von driving.

filace same. Winner. Thorn Ridge Farm's b. g 3. by Chal-eon—Blenrose. Trainer. J. T. Beattie Velues—s2,27s. S7OO.

$350. $176. Time. l:l.l‘i. Cloudy and fastHorse. Jockey. Wgt. pp. v« Ik Btr. Pin. Odds

Pumigator (Block) ... 122 4 1’ 11 1f 11 *ll soDisarmed (Loeato) ... 117 8 3* 3i 2* 2‘ 3.80Ntbonny (Roane) 107 6 8* 8‘ 4> 3*» 9.40Warriors Bt’d (Ch’bera) 117 2 7* 7* S' 4* t 480Party Punch (Brooka). 117 9 lOi Pi 8> si 10.onPharakln (Hartack)

.. 117 11 5* 2* 31 8* 2.80Preclslonist (Rusao)

. 112 3 9* 8> 7* 38 90Hoptuitboy (Holland). 112 7 2$ 4> 8‘ 8»« s;oToddle Ram tCoxi ... 117 14» S* 7* 0* 127*0Deo Del.rht 1 Block) . 107 10 11 11 11 10*» 188.80¦now Angel (Qlbson) 112 8 8> 10‘ 10* 11 87.20

Two-dollar mutuels paid FUMIOATOR. $24.80. Jldlo.88.80. DISARMED $4.80. $3 40. MBONNY, SB.OO.

FOURTH RACE—Purse. $3,000; claiming; 4-year-olds and

SO furlongs. Post. 3:36: off start good: von drlr-. place same. Winner. J. Gilbert's br. a. 4. by Super Duper

—Cannon Bong. Trainer, owner. Values—sl,93o, $«ofl, S3OO.8150. Time. 1:12.

Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PP ¦'« *•» Btr; Oddshag Waver ißuane). 119 2 21 II 1* li $7.70All At Once (Russo)

.124 3 4* 3* 3* 2* 7.70

Caddy's Pat 1Lovato) 11* 7 1* 3* 2*l 3* 4.70Imperative (Nelson) _ 124 1 71 8 8i 4i 4.10Beauty Miss (Cook) 113 8 5* 3* 4* .V 17.90Mr. R. C. (Chambers). 113 8 8 7* 7* B’i 49.10Adage iKratn 118 S 3' 4" 5» 7* 8180Poetu Dream (H tack) 121 4 8» 8i

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1.30Two-dollar mutuels paid—PLAQ WAVER. *17.4(1 *B.OO,

84 80. ALL AT ONCE. $9.20. $5 80 CADDY'S PAf. $3.80.Handle—Bl9l.6o2.

. TUTH Pur.., *4.000: 2-T*ar-old maiden.: 5^furioncs Post. 4:06: off at once: start cood: von cleverly.1 Winner, p. H Faulconer s b. c. 2. by Bimeiech

! i^UTs'!cS hOV?n)e Trr l^rs J * JOn " Values *2

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6(KI, ,Horse Jockey WttPP 1 , str. Fin. o*4*l

Mr Touchdown 'B lm's) 119 6 2*l 1* li fff *3740 iDjeddah Fox iPlielps) 119 4 .1* 13» •*> ;•* 6.10I Fondness (Ruane)

„114 * 1» 7» 3* s*l 610 i, Prlncipado (Brooks).. 119 2 * 6> 5* 41 150;,

; Pollsman (Lovato)..

114 5 4* 4* 4* 6* 9.70s 1Alert Greek (Russo) .119 17» 5» 6* 8‘« 17.40 I

: Leith ton (Cox) 119 7 6> * 7* 7* 44.00I lord Fairfield (Clano 119 3 6* 7> « 8 52 00 !

Two-dolUr mutuel* paid—MR7TduCHDdWN-

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*5'50; 1I DJEDDAH FOX! *7 00. *5 20. FONDNESS, *3 80.Handle—*lßs.s26

SIXTH"RACE—Purse. *4,500:~

clalmtnc .l-year-oldi sndun: Imile, (turfi. Post. 4:39; off at once: start tood;won easily, place drlvtnx. Vinner. Mrs. R. H. Lomas’ b. f. 6.bjr Swashbuckler—Pooo Lars. Trainer. W. D Thomas. Value*—*2.925, *9OO. *450. *225, Time. 1:45»,. Cloudy and firm.

Horse Jockey. Wit PP. X, *, Btr. Pin. Oddi.Gallant Ton to iltuano) 108 ~7 *'l 1 s l* fi *5775Hardrada (Cox) 11.1 1 .11 4* 3* 2* *.BoCoronation Bcot (Bfksl 11.1 .1 11 2* 2J S«. "ToAlternative (Sorenson) 118 4 6> 8* 4* 4* 6.30Spnnx Grove (Lovato) 114 6 5* Si 8* Si 6.70Lancaster Rose (Ct'no) 108 2 4 « 3* 5* 6** 24.20Dsnce-A-Ji* (Adams) 119 6 77 77 l#.Oo!

Two-dollar mutuel* oaId—GALLANT TONTO. *7.40. *4.20',*2 80. HARDRADA. *5.20, *3.40. CORONATION SCOT. **.«o.Handle— *1927100

Chert of Pttowdn Handicap, life C-lEIOHTH RACE—Perce. *3 600: 4-year-olds and up: claim- 1

Ins Post. 8:01: off 8:03: start cood; won drlvln*. plae#same Winner. P. H Faulconer s ch x. 7. bv Ramllles—Pom-oey * Rose Trainer. J. P Jones. Values—*2.27s. *7OO, *350. 1*175. Time 1 40*:,.

Horse Jockey. W«t. PP. *s Str Pin Odds.Ramp (Boulmetlsi 12* 1 41 3> 2« 1* *6ROCronus 'Adams) 122 3 1* 1> 1* 2* 300

! Basaar Goya (Cshaw) 122 7 2* 2* 3> 3> 6An1 lerne lOerst) 108 4 9 8* 8 «•• 880

Quite Pency (Lovato) 111 5 5* 4» 41 S> 450I Flag Officer (Brooks) 122 8 9< 7> «>l 380I Lily B. (Ruane) 108 2 7* 7* 5* 7i 12.#0i Lorenso (Cox)

_ 122 9 .1* 5* R« 8 88.40Antaxonlser (Phelps) 11« 8 8* B It 9 19 901

Two-dollar mutuels oald RAMP. *ls 60. *6.60, *4.80CRONUS. *5.00. *3.60. BAZAAR GOV*. *5 20.

Hsndle—*lo6.42s. Total hand1e—51,633,921 Attendance! —22.679. ,

Deadeye Dick Wins at SuffolkBOSTON, June 29 (A*).—R. B. Carroll’s Dead-

eye Dick scored a two-and-a-quarter-length vie-{ tory today in the 810.000 added Bay State Kin-

dergarten Stakes before 22.428 at Suffolk Downson the closing day of a 35-day meeting. J HClark's Chalk Talk, coupled with Ronald J.. wassecond, a head in advance of Happy Mack, rac-ing a* an entry with Hammer Mill. Deadeye Dickpaid $14.20, S7 40 and 85.80. Chalk Talk returnedSIB.BO and $10.60. Happy Mack paid $8 80 to

i show.

War Piper WinsHis First Stakes iIn Belmont Race

NEW YORK. June 29 <i<P).—War Piper, carrying the red andgray silks of James O. McCue’sBrae Burn Farm, won his firststakes event as he beat out Mrs.Adele Rand’s St. Amour n by aneck, in the *23,200 Rose benHandicap at Belmont Park to-day.

Montpelier’s Nahodah, the 17-to-10 choice with the crowd of39.424. was third in the fieldof eight sprinters, a neck backof St. Armour IIand 2' j lengthsahead of Brookfield Farm’sItobe in the 7-furlong dash.

War Piper returned *14.00.*6.10 and *3.80 and was coupledin the betting with Mrs. JulesMiron's Jutland, who flnshedseventh.

Portersville RearsSeventh position in the field

was last as the eighth starter,Clearwater Stable's Portersville.reared at the start and dumpedJockey Bob Ussery before be-coming entangled in the startingjgate. Portersville, the winner ofthe (50.000 Carter Handicap[earlier in the meeting, was thethird choice in the field. Neitherhorse nor rider were Injured inthe mishap.

Mike Sorrentino was a happyjockey After the race as WarPiper was the first major stakesscore for the 28-year-old Brook-lyn lad. Sorrentino played awaiting game with War Piper,allowing Itobe to set the pacewhile he kept War Piper in s.xthposition.

Plays Waiting Game

Around the lone turn in therace Borrenttno steadied hismount along the rail and waitedfor the final quarter mile[through the stretch to make hisrun. War Piper picked his fieldup one by one on the outside andhad enough left to hold oil therun of St. Amour n along therail in the final yards.

War Piper earned *15.950 forhis Greenwich. Conn., ownerand was clocked in 1:24 2s, wellofi the track mark of 1:22 set bythe sprinter for whom the racewas named. Rose ben's trackmark was established in 1906.Just a year after Belmont openedand never has been equalledsince.

Flanagan-Turner SetST. PAUL. Minn.. June 29 (A1).

—Promoter Jack Raleigh todaysaid he had signed Del Flanaganand Gil Turner for a 10-roundwelterweight boxing bout hereJuly 25. Flanagan, ranked fifthin Ring Magazine ratings, haswon four straight fights.

JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTAT DELAWARE

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Monday's Selactlone Made for Put TrackPoat Time. 2 P M.

BEST BET—RIVER JORDAN—SIXTH RACEFIRST RACE—Purag, $3,000; 3-ytar-old maidens; claiming i $5,0001;

6 furlongs.P.P. Horse Wgt. Comment Jockey Odds11 BBOTHER COON 120 Needed lost; top roce du0.... No boy 5 24 xGREAT CAESAR 115 The one to boot lovoto 4-17 NUMBER PLEASE ......115 Lost excellent; strong foo ... Brooks ......... 4*l i

12 xSHINE THROUGH 110 Meets lesser; chance Gibson 8-114 BAIIQUE ...........120 Capable of upsetting ...... No boy ........ 10-13 xBLENTA ............ 110 Drops; rates o chance ....... lovoto ......... 10-1

13 xMY XSUGAR .......... 110 Early foot in routes ......... lovoto ......... 15*19 IAVOINE 115 Net overmatched Catalano 15-14 SHE GOES 115 No late line ....

Phelps .1512 PAT SPEED .....115 Has been training well Nelson ......... 15*1fl "MOUNTAIN NYMPH ...110 Good races are rare ....... No boy

....... 20-113 TIN TIGRESS ...... .115 Usually falters early

........ No boy........ 20-1

10 xFAIR GUEST ....110 Rank outsider .......... levate ........ 20-11 xCATAIEE 110 Trailed field In lost ........ Rucne ....... 20 1

B MUNCHKIN ........... 120 Unimpressive races ......... Bolieretti .....201

SECOND RACE—PurM, $2,500; 2-year-eldi; claiming ($4,0001; 5Vifurlongs, a

7 PRINCESS MOLLY 111 Another chonca, weak f00e... Gonialos ....... 3-25 "RITAS REWARD ......109 Reported lost; factor .. Lovoto 4-14 xWYN LEA ....... 104 Speedy; will bottle to wire lovoto ........ 4-1

14 VERY PRECIOUS ......111 Some fair races; chance .... Cutshaw ....... 8-113 MIS* RIDGEWOOO 111 Brookfield-War Alarm No boy 10 1I OLD SPORT 1M Pavot—Hello Miss No boy 10-1

12 xBIG YOUTH .........109 Improvement due ... Holland ........ 15-14 xCOFEEE RUN .........106 Early speed but fades .... lovoto ....... 15-1

11l Endeavour ll—Joconoro .. No boy ....... 13-111 xPRESTO BEIIE .......-104 Swashbuckler—Swing Music _ No boy ....... 20 115 TWOFACED .........111 Outsider in here ... Decker ....... 20 1

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4 Unimpressive races ....... No bey ....... 20-11 !! 4 for bock In lone start No boy - 20-10 IAD BURN .

—....... 114 Outdistanced in last ....... Baliaretti .... 20-1

THIRD RACE—Puna, $3,000; 4.yaar-aldi and up; claiming ($3,000);1 1/IS milat.

4 11* Well placed; geti vote ... lo.ota 2-1'2 "11* sfop,.is fop,

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i contender No boy 6 14 xEIANO ... . .••••••.115 Due for top roce ... lovoto ..... 6-1

in {mbKiit0 #,NO ——!I?-!! til m,gM last levata . . B-1io J t J550U.T_„ki 1 4 Will battle to wire . Kirkland I-1n i Strong refer in loit Phalet I IIA Ate

(rAiaM(i 1 Copoblo el upiatting C Qenialea

... 10 1'5 ici

C ——.—.114 Improved race whan cecond Cemalea 1011a ? 4 Spe*dy; hoi bean tottering tuun. 131• ’ll look * «¦ troilet Phelpt 20 1

id• 2! at Chorles Town lovoto ....... 20 1JJ 1*29?. D

wSM !!£ '«»«•» P«or No boy 20 1!5 w

...... 109 Uouolly folteri Cox ...... 20-1'J fffif!3 READY TO WEAR 114 Brooks nowly, finishes some Gomolec ...... 20 1

FOURTH RACK—Furt«, $2,500; 2-yoor-oldt; cloimitif ($4,000); 5ViftriMft.

13 xPIYWAY PIYER .......104 lote rally should win ........ No bay ........ 3-23 IN TEARS .........111 fast; the one to boat ...... Decker ......... 4-15 xMINOR HEIR .......104 Should be In picture ........ Rucne .... 4-19 CLARKSVILLE MD. ......114 Better than last race ..... Mitchell ....... 8-110 THE CYPBIOT ......119 Speedy; strong foe ......... Burrows ....... 1-1

,15 xMISSION IAD ....1(7/ Capoblo of upsotting

........ lovoto ........ 10-1i 2 xSMHER .. 109 No lata lino .... No boy 15 1

1 "555* C. 109 Surprlso fourth for 14,000 ... Holland 15-18 xCOLONY COVE ...... 104 Broko slowly when tipped... lovoto ......... 15-1

! 4 xPANEI 109 Outrun in lost for $4,000-... Gibson ........20-1| 4 AIR PROIIC ...........111 Speedy but falters ........ Regolbuto 201

14 BUIISUNGER .........114 Unimpressive races .... No boy ........20-11 PAMBO ll4 for back for $4,000 ........Cox ........ 201

11 PIU PENA .........111 likely to fade early........ Cutshaw ...... 20 1

12 ANITA'S POIIY ....... 11l Discouraging races ... Phelps ........ 20 1

FIFTH RACK—Purse, $3,000; 3-yoar-olds, cloiroittf ($3,500); 1 I'l6ntiUs.

! 1 "BROADWAY SAM ....111 lote speed; might surprise Ipvptp ......... 4-17 PICKET CHARGE .... 114 led for mile when second Catalano ...... 2-1 •2 xMICHAEI WAYNE ...114 Hot b4en threatening No boy

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3 BUCKEYEIANO ...122 Beat similar in New England Adorns ......... 6i 19 KENYA COLONY 119 Well placed; strong foe Nelson

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8-1;4 mTOMBIGBEE ....,111 Disappointed when favored No boy .......101,3 xPOIISHED BRASS .... 112 Poor races in New Jersey .. levoto .........20-1B xTENSE ...... 11l Appears overmatched lovoto ....... 20-114 SUN DOG 114 Discouraging reels No boy ...... 20-1 f

SIXTH RACE—Puna, $4,500; allawantaa; 4-yaar-olda and up; 1 mila[ Hurl).

7 *mvi« JORDAN 104 In light; leek, but Ruana 214 xfUN LOVER ...... 112 Rotes excollont chance ... lovoto ........ 4-13 GRAND REFRAIN ...... 111 Better than lost when 7th . Kirkland ....... 4-11 HAPPY NEW YEAR 111 Lote foot; factor if sorted Brooks 4 1

i 4 xROYAI HOIIOAY .... 104 Speedy; might not be caught lovoto ....... 8 12 SUPER JIT II ..117 Due for improved roce Regolbuto

...... 8-15 ARYWA 111 Hos boon idle; outsider Cox 20 1

SEVENTH RACE—Puna, $4,500; •llawancat; 4-yaar-oldi and up; Imile (furll.

4 CORONATION 3COT ...111 Improving; top rote will win Ireeki ......... 3 2I 7 DAMOCLES ........... 11l The one to boot .

.. Cutihaw ....... 3-13 ROMAN FAN 117 Jut mlttad for 310,000 ...No bay 413 aSRADLEY 113 Strong flnlihor; mooli bettor. Ruona ......... R.l4 BEAU BROKE ..........11l Reported tail, likely tig Coa 1.12 ROYAL JESTER ........111 Dieoppelntod when fevered .. No bey ........ 0-1

I 1 AOARI II 111 Hot been working well . ... Rhelpe 0-1

i EIGHTH RACE—Punt, $3,000; 3-yg«r-gldi; claiming ($3,500); 1 1/14milaa.

I 2 xPREIMPTOR .......... 114 Drops; should boot week field lovoto ......... 15I 4 xFERMAN ............. 114 Might not bo cought Ruone ........ 4-1110 xMAIA .......... 112 Surptise winner fer $3,000 McKontle ...... 4-1

l I xPAINTED UP 11l Weak roily when fifth lovoto 8-1, 4 HASTE WOOD 122 Weighted; slow from gate Teague 10 I

I • "BATTLE FIAO ........ 114 Recent races disappointing No bey....... 10 1

I 3 MOOD 11l tenth for $3,000 of 100 1 .. Phelps 20 1I 9 EVIE ANN

....... 114 Rank outsider ford ....... 20-11 3 GOLD BERYL . 11l Disceuraging races ... Kirkland ..... 20 1

I 7 "NOT TO NlfE 106 looks like o trailer ........ Ruone JO-1I "Apprentice allowance claimed-

LOOKS HEALTHY AGAIN,

Iron Liege VictoriousBy Head at Arlington

Polly Hi BeatsBig Field EasilyAt Monmouth

OCSANPORT, N. J., June 29(If).—Poly Hi today vanquished abulky field of 15 opposing 2-year-old fillies who met in the 12thrunning of the *26,100 ColleenStakes at Monmouth Park.

In winning her fourth consec-i utive stakes and her seventh

* victory in nine starts this year,the juvenile by Polynesian outof Hlghfortidies delighted athrong of 25,890 by scoring a fiveand a half length victory overMeant Well, a field horse, whowas a head in front of WaywardBird.

; Poly Hi. ridden by Eric Guerin,ran the flve-and-a-half furlongsin 1:06’/s over a good track whichwas doused by a shower minutesbefore the start. She paid $4.80,*3.60 and *2.80 as the over-whelming favorite and carriedco-high weight of 119 poundswith Dance Card* who ran sev-enth.

Speaker Sam Rayburn headeda delegation of the Yeas andNeighs Club which attended theraces here today.

Owned by Mrs. George Zaud--1 erer of New York City, who paid*5,500 for Poly Hi at the Bel-mont sales last year, the fleet

; miss earned *16,715 today, run-ning her total earnings to 870,-

,120.Heading into the stretch. Poly

Hi was three lengths to the goodof Melody Mine With an eighth

; of a mile remaining the chestnutmiss enjoyed an eight-length

! lead and then was eased into the! wire.

Second choice in the wagering.. Noordeen was forwardly placedin the stretch but hung at theend and finished fourth.

Inaugural Won IBy Zuyder ZeeAt Charles Town

1By DICK O’BRIENStar Staff Correspondent

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va„June 29—Finishing with a burstof speed. Harry Dorsey’s ZuyderZee, ridden by apprentice CarlGambardella, won the CharlesTown inaugural Purse, featurehere today, as the Charles Townrurf Club opened its 43-day sum-mer weeting.

A crowd of 7,897 was on handto greet the return of through-bred racing to this area.

Today's mutuel handle was a[shade under opening day of the I1956 summer meeting. The crowdwagered *342,406 as against:*344.084 last' year.'

Beau 6-to-5 FavoriteDespite the fine record of the

iwinner compiled during thespring mettings at Bowie and

{Laurel. Peter Vischer’s 4rchRival was established as the 6-to-5 favorite in the running of!the V/2-furlong sprint. ArchRival finished second, a neck |

CHICAGO, June 29 </*).—Cal-umet Farm’s Iron Liege, theKentucky Derby winner, closedwith a rush to win by a headover Greek Game in the *22,050Laurance Armour Memorial atArlington Park today.

Ridden by Dave Erb, IronLiege moved up on the outsidearound the stretch turn of the7-furlong event for 3-year-oldsand overhauled Fred W. Hoop-er’s Greek Game in the closing!strides. Third went to Manteau.

Iron Liege returned *5, *2.60and *2.40.

The Armour was a prep for the*IOO,OOO Arlington Classic July13. Iron Liege had been side-lined since May 25 because of aminor leg injury, and -his return!to action today proved him fitfor a strong bid for 3-year-oldhonors this year.

Mister Jive finished fourth,followed by Etonian. Jet Colonel,Better Bee, and Iron Liege’sstablemate Barbizon, last.

Iron Liege, who surprised inthe Kentucky Derby as a “pinchrunner” for Calumet’s injured

1 Pen. Duke, broke well today but

was outrun down the back-stretch.

Greek Game, one of the Na-; tlon’s top two-year-olds last! year, went to the front early. Hewas headed by Etonian aroundthe stretch turn, but againspurted ahead at the mid-stretch. .

When jockey Erb called onIron Liege, the Calumet star

1 closed stubbornly and went at itnoee-to-nose with Greek Gamedown the final strides and shadedthe Hooper colt at the wire.

There were two scratches—Ezgo and Osceola.

The Calumet Farm entry of;Iron Liege and Barbizon andiGreek Game were equal choices 1

!at 3-to-2 on the board.Erb had the mount on Iron

Liege because Bill Hartack wasin the East piloting Calumet’sPrincess Turia to Victory in therich Delaware Handicap.

Iron Liege earned *12.825 in!the Armour to boost his 1957 jearnings to $234,000. As a 2-year-old he won only $10,705.

Iron Liege’s time on a trackcalled “good” was 1:24%.

Charles Town Results iBy the Associated Press

| PIRBT RACB—Purse, $1,000; claim-mc 3-Toar-oUa: about 4V» lurloaat. tiEvERaS Ta*ij

: C*lK3K.».ene. Princess Olade! 1Surf and Sound. Blessed Times. Kilauea. IJeanne's Fancy. Time. 0:5a 1s.

SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,000; claim-in* 4-vear-olds and up; about 7 fur-i tonesAyrea's Sky ‘Garden l son lan 3.1#Base Phil < McSeel 4.0* .1.-0Sen Fen 'McGovern i :t 10

Donna's ,ox Malzinta, Dream Passes.Renaaw Warren's Dream. Hachlet. Trio-traph Tima, I:29**.

DAILY DOUBLE PAID SSIBTHIRD RACE—Purae. *1.700; allow-ances; 7-year-olds: about 4V» fusion**.

Lord Culpeper (Rieera) 3.4* 3.00 -noMs*lr M (Herman! P.M A.hoFran-Pat (Jnaepbiek) B.HO

Pre Boon. Shana Made). Mr. JoePate. Oanx War. Sunny Admiral. QuickSand. Time, :51H.

FOURTH RACE Puree. *1.500;clalmlnc .1-year-olda; about H furlongs.Cool (Serais) 12.80 7.00 .viaFerdlana (Cnarr) 8.60 5.40liiscment Miss (Gamkardella) 7.70

Sanctimonious. Pining Dawn. Blue; Tigress. Silver Blow. Cat Cot. Dark,Ob)ect. Marine Garden. Time, l:2(i*s.

FIFTH RACB—Purae. $1,704: claim-ing: 3-year-oida: about 6 furlongs.RUej B (Meßeel 4-0 3.00 $.40Easter Bonny (Clark! 4.00 7.H0Flnt Pie lOaoskordelol 7.00

Kembo Young Mans Fancy. Tetrad.Time. 1:19.

SIXTH RACE—Purae. *1.700: allow-fmces: 3-year-olds and up; about 0snoopsAnnette G (Ford! 13.40 0.00 :t.|o

s!»e Fury (Clark) 4.30 3.30BUI W (dream 5 X0

Balu's Bonner. Hastefleld. Slab. CornyMlm. Blue Ballet. Btakepolnt. Time.

SEVENTH RACE—Purse. *1.500; al-lowances; 3-year-olds and up: about 4'>furlongsBorder Zee (O’at'della) 5.60 300 *7 80Arch Rival iPatamke) 700 -.ho¦lab Roads (Faraaten i 4.t0Alight. The Veep. Hours Later. Mr. T.Mlml Girl. Time. :50»».

EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $2,000: claim-ing: 4-year-olds and up: I,’. miles.Tarry Net (MeKeei 7.40 .1.80 3.00Trlnaerla i Pappas i 6.4# 5.00Fleet Cklef iMcKlase?) 4.H0_ Jack Frost. Powder Flask. Dr. Jake.;

Question. Irish Yarn. Time.

'NOTH RACE—Purae. $1,000: claim-ini: 4-year-olds and up; 1). miles.Rmfhsian < Trass'> 23.40 11.00 4.40Baddy Acres (L'aaerl 4.40 .1.00Mann Mate lGamkardella) 2.80

!_ Alex*. Pom alee. Musty Inn. BriarPatch. Ole’s Queat. Soper Stan. Time.

Arlington Results! FIRST RACE—Purse. *3,000: claim-i to*: 4-year-olds and up: 7 furlongs.

• Nantaeket (LeJeane) *5.30 P.M 7.404- ttS

Lastertsk. Rata L„ Teanecker. Fete-lesa. EuulaU. Thunderbird. Montevideo,air Tow. Time. 1:774k.

SECOND RACE—Puree, $3,004: claim-

TWW-4.**iBlue Licks (Ckarcki 13.00 H.40Dusty Drive (Skeraaskli 3.00

! Bmuasy Wuasy. Prince Eric. Chom- >I bro. Rumaon Hill. Blue Fay. Here's Jake.Pawhuska. Local Clover. Contrary Cuss.

ITime. 1 78: DAILY double PAID *578.30! THIRD RACE—Puree, *3.000: claim-ing: 3-year-olds: H furlongsPetite Bar iTramaal 3$.M 1* 80 7.00Dru Vo (Adamei 6.40 1.00Bora Rraaret < sknrnnekl > 1,1.80

Romantic Link. Cute Reward. JoeCoady. Ntssv. Cool Customer commo-

|Uon. Splitter Pete* Penny, stage Doll.iTime. 1:14.

FOURTH RACE—Purae. $5,000: al-lowances; 3-year-olds; 5V> furlonaaI(turfi.Osceola ( Adams! 8.88 .1.20 3.H0Bull Strenstk (Martin) 7.88 7.40Sarin abend (Trarnsm 3.H0

Red Rythm. Colonel Zero. Mt. Olivet.Admiral K , Georgian 2nd Time. l:os's.

FIFTH RACE—Purrfr. *4.000; claim-ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile.Gauntry Bnmkln (Erkl SO# 4.H0 .1.00Black Beamy (Skellyi fl ag 4.30Leal And Oolv i Coek i 5.00

Blue Dagger. Jean's Pride, Whence.My Dust. Deb Chaser. Time. 1:384k.

SIXTH RACE—Purae. $5,000: allow-3-year-olds and up; 1,, miles

Deaena (Erb) BSO 4.80 3.P0Sam BUck (GllHsanl 4.H0 '.’.MOBine Chair (Martial $.40

Borne Classic, a Otomana. « AppleBay. Full Plight. Time. 1:44*.,

a Hasty House Farms entrySEVENTH RACB—Purse, *5 000: al-

lowances: 3-yaar-olda and up; t) fur-longs.Reyal Silas (Skallyi H.40 ton 370Resit Drlar (Beckmann) 10.10 5.H0Flshtlng Jury (Leieanei 3.10

a Hoop Rina, a Styrunner I Appeal. :Kina Bebe. Floridian. Tussle Patch.Time, l'l2'ta Creech entry

EIGHTH RACE—*7O.O(III added Lau-: ranee Armour Memorial Stakes; 3-year-] olds: 7 furlongsa Iren Lleae (Erkl AOO 7.00 7.10Greek Game (Beckmannl 2.80 7.H0

I Manteaa iC'hureb) 3.30I a Barblaon. Jet Colonel. Etonian. Bet-ter Bee. Mister Jtve. Time. 1:24 V

a Calumet Farm entry..

NINTH RACE—Purse. *3.250: claim-ing: 4-year-olds and up I,', milesSahaurln (Adams! IMO 5.00 3.80Le Sabre (Carsteas) ti.oo 1.00Idle Platter (Hackmaua) 3.80

Shell Diver. Llaht Brick. Blood Test.Easter Dandy. Mr. President. Mr. Hash,Spontaneous, sir Rupert. Fibre GlassTime. I:4H!n (on the turfi.

Monmouth ResultsBy the Associated Press

FIRST RACE—Purge, $3,500: claim-ing. maiden 2-year-olds; ft>4 furlongs.{Mastareraft (Graall 10.60 SJM 3.40'Miss Orestes iKtrv'a) 78.80 11.30{Bright ihe (Keene!. 3.30|

Dorlalee, Mattacumba. Lou Pondfleld,!Srnorilla Chere Bate. Cedarcreat, Folks.Rock Romance. Cosmic Bess. Time.1:08'',.

SECOND RACE—Purse, $.7,600: claim-'Ins: 3-year-olds: 6 furlonts.Wind Drinker (K'nel Ift.HO HSO 4.00Prince Dingo (Blnml 3 (to 7.K0Black Despot (Moron) :imi

Jctpassagc. One Way Out. Innsbruck,Miss Gold. Melodys Royal, Jiouenetta.Flachette Time. I:l3»s.

DAILY DOUDLE FAIP SIOI.BOTHIRD RACE—Purse. $3,600: claim-ing: 3-year-olds: 0 furlonaa.

Chardeejon (Shab> 16.30 9.70 6.40Mis* Macaw i Marlines) 37.10 1.7.00Qnla Mar (Smilk) 10.00

Klkl K. Varga. Lucky Me, Lady Gort,Bugaboo. 1 Hope. Time, 1:184k.

FOURTH RACE—Purse. *7,500; al-lowances; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.Hlratmat (Lawless! 72.00 8.10 5.00Pro-Brandy (Grant) 3.80 1.00Mare's Bean (Calfaril .1.80

Dodger. Gama, Barno, True Verdict.Olympia Jet. Time. 1:114k.

FIFTH RACE—Purse, *7.500; allow-ances: 4-year-oids and up: 6 furlongsRnpsnd ißeaalkale) 4.00 2.8# 2.H0Jimmlnetty (Grant) 3.00 3.7(1Larky Fifteen (De.veerhla) ,Y6O

Apollo Olympia DeU. Bay Venus.Golden Admiral. Royal Battle. Time.1:12..

SIXTH RACE—The Colleen Stakes;*20.000 added; 2-ye*r-olds: S’a fur-lonasPaly HI(Gaerlnl 4.60 3.60 2.80f Meant Well (Skakl 10.30 5.00Wayward Bird (Hettinter) 5.00High Crest, a Mustberlte. MelodyMine, a Mlxlorsome. Hannibal's Otrl.;Stay Bmoochie, Noordeen. 1 Onyx. BurstO’Bont. Pocahontas, Dance Card, f In-state. f Percussion. Time. i:o6‘s.a McAullHe entry,

f FieldSEVENTH RACE Purse. *4.000;claimlnt: 4-year-olds and up: I,'. milesSaragassa i Keene) it.(to 5.60 3.60Inkyank (Delveeckia) 16.80 8.80Flint Kase iSbnki 0.80

Macbla. Royal Tawny, Black Coffee.G Edward. Concord. Thither Time. 1:47.

EIOHTH RACE—Purse. *3.500: claim-ing: 4-year-olds and up: I,', milesPawder Can (Skak) 6.M 3.80 3.e0Slave (Grant) 1.80 3.80Same Crawn i Keene) 1.40Stop Thief. Tlntern. Xalapa Streak.

; Prince Rhymer. Jittery Mac. Tulip Road.,Time. 1:47.

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Suffolk ResultsBy the Associated Press

FIRST RACE—Purse. *2.000: claim-ing: 4-ytar-olds and up; 1 mile 70 yardsCarca King (Grass! 18.00 K.oo 3.70Off We Ga ißiermsn) 7.30 3.60Hamr Fleet iDrretal 7.60

Tuck Me In. Cneisca Town. This Eve-ning. Sallorsville. Modish. Lotasmoke.Oem Lure. Time, 1:4545.

SECOND RACE—Purse, $2,200; claim-ing: 4-vrar-olds and up: 6 furlonaa.Standee (Parent) 8.40 5.70 3.40Taker Lad iF’kanks! 37.80 9.00Mr. Lampasas (Derate) .1.80

Boun Inc Sea. Deep Skin. Carolina:Rax. Legal. Kina Jolie. Apea. VividTime. 1:12S-

; DAILY DOUBLE PAID *81.40THIRD RACE—Purse. *2.000: claim-

ing: 4-year-old* and up: 6 furlong'Ankv.esls (Gram) 4.70 7.80 7.40

: Big Breore Sckwiterl > 3.40 7.60Neblr Landing (Fairbanks) .7.30

Bullets. Stepaar. Kevin D. CarolsBeans Time 1:13.

POURTH RACE Purse. *2.400;claiming: 3-year-olds; 1 mile. 70 yardsNancy's Ballet iLanc) 9.H0 5.10 3.80Sure Me ißarlai WHO 520Great Day (Grass! 3 80

Dandy Flo. Bush Cock. Pasatna Age.My Lady Fair. Michedrcn. My LlebllnsTime, I:4s*v

FIFTH RACE—Purae *2.400: claim-:lna: 3-year-olds: 1 mile and 70 yards,-Twirls long < Derate! 5.70 1.00 7.80Altda (Grimmi 7.00 .7.60Perth (Bchwlaer> 7.60

Soldat, Berlaek. East-West. Ron Way.Talk Louder. Time. I:46*s

SIXTH RACE—Purse. *3.000; allow-ances: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongsRrfriaeriaae (Cantr's) 6.10 1.70 .1.00O'Kreaan (Grass) 7.70 3.80t ries M (Derain 1 . 7.80

Hair Pin. Denver King. Rocky Bond.Iranian Time. 1:13.

SEVENTH RACE—The Bay stakeKindergarten Stakes: SIO,OOO added;54k furlongs: 2-year-olds.Dradeyr Dick (Der'n) 14.70 7.40 5.80a Chalk Talk (Fairbanks! 18.60 10.60c Hneer Mnck iWinaali 8.80

a Ronald J, Deep Study, cSea HymnAlien Vous. Dole's Son. Cirencester,c Carrara Lamar. Rare Legend, b Ham-mer Mill. Royal Oobbler Time, 1 :tl««>a Rlchard-Clark entry,

b Prickett entry,c Circle K Farm entry.EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $3,500; al-

lowances: 4-year-olds and up; 1 mileand 70 yardsHate Raising (V'tl Jr.) 8.60 160 3 611l.nase Llo I Derain 1 5 .60 3.80El lisas (fentrerss! 6.80

| Amyn Bey Mr Am Charleston LoneBtrider Sam Brook, Invlcto. Rockle.Time. 1:134,.

NINTH RACE—Purse. *8.000: starterhandicap: 3-year-olds and up; about 7miles iturf‘Gold Gin 1 Land 13 80 7.80 6.70M.v Friend 1 Dcroinl 6.70 1.60Bit Wood- 1Karls) 8.70

Mandolin 2nd. Brockvlllr For Free.Saratoga Pete Doe Run. Time, 3:28 1

Total handle. $2.046.041.Attendance. 25.800.TENTH RACE—Purse. *2.400: claim-ing: 4-year-olds and up; about 1

{miles (turfi.Ilakerr (Nebrrsa) 35.60 10 70 6.00Hast, Girl iWinant) sno 3.80W’artrela (Karls) 3.80

Fraluxe. Halcyon Chance. RomanticMiss. Pecks Reward. Burnt Throat. Time.1:48S.

behind Zuyder ee with High,Ronda, third.

Arch Rival, with Sam Palumbohandling the four year-old geld-ing, took immediate commandwith V. T. Carter’s High Rondain hot pursuit. Zuyder Zee brokebadly and trailed the leaders bysome four lengths down thebackstretch.

High Ronda overtook ArchRival rounding the turn forhome and had a length lead asthe field headed for the wire.Arch Rival went slightly wid*at the turn and as he did, Gam-bardella sent Zuyder ee betweenhorses to challenge for the lead.

High Ronda FadesIt was a bitter battle between

the three, but Zuyder Zee re-sponded willingly. High Rondasuddenly gave way and ArchRival was beaten off.

The winner paid *5.60 andwent the distance in 50.2. ‘

By winning the InauguralPurse, Zuyder Zee boosted his •earnings for the year to *11,875for Dorsey of Hagerstown, Md.

The 43-day meeting got awayrto the delight of the long shotplayers when H. B. Burdette’s 1Kay’s Jimmy, with WillieHerman in the saddle, romped;in the first race to the tune of*56.60 to set up a daily doubleof *5lB.

Ayron’s Sky, ,idden by Rich-ard Gordon, completed the dou-ble by paying *B.OO with theto and 1 combination hitting thejackpot.

The first foul claim of themeeting was disallowed by theofficials after the running ofthe sixth event, the Happy ArgoPurse, the day's secondaryfeature.

Annette G., with Richard Ford| of Arlington in the irons, swepti home a length winner over the

; 5-to-l second choice. Blue Fury,with E. C. Allnutt’s Bill W.,third.

[ Floyd Green, aboard Bill W.,• lodged a claim of interference

‘ against the winner, but was over-ruled after the judges looked atthe pictures from the newly in-stalled film patrol.

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Belmont ResultsBy ihe Associated Press

FIRST RACE—Purse. claim--1 .ns: 4-year-oids and up: 4 luriongsGame Chance <t#le> d.ttO l.:tO .'S.A#Mam »inl <Lester) 17.:® 10.50r rffk Dav iSar'tina) 5.10

Cable Jack. Rmg Champ. Brief Re-port Cosmos. Rough Conquest. CalgaryTime 1’27

SECOND RACE—Purse. 53.500: claim-ing: 4-vear-olds and up; ti furlongs

1 Fiddlin’ Sen «Dient 17.10 «.W 4.10Hueae <Andersen* 5.50 3.30leek Tom il’ssere) 4.40

Dark Belle. E«auisse. I Dare. Tattle-bo -ie. Gav Pole. Run Riot. Power RiderAgar. Toulouse Time. 1:1245.

' DAILY DOUBLE PAID !

THIRD RACE—Purse. $3,500; claim-ing; 4-vear-olds and up: 7 furlongs.Rlr int <Andersen) 19.30 5.70 3.90Fear <rheqnette> 2.90 2.90Dry Vermouth • Chest I f.BO

Cote DOr. Unrest. Repelled. Party1 New* B»»deviller Time. I;27H*.1 POURTH RACE—Purse. $4,700; al-

-1 instances 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile.Mustato Ussery) 15.90 0.00 1.50Aailer’s Knot (Andersen! 1.20 2.90Klmen The Bold <Olah» 3.20

Omer. Hannahs Hill. Hickory Bluff.My Last Try. Bayluc. Time. 1:38.

FIFTH RACE—Purse. *0.000: allow-ances: 3-year-olds and up; 0 furlongs.TarqiiiUa d'ssery) 11.30 5.40 3.50Sails (Cnlmone* 5.10 3.20Poll-O-Mlne (Andersen) 2.70

1 Pro Bono. First Asking Grecian Lure,1 Jet Otrl Time. l l’.’S.

I SIXTH RACE—Purse $10,000: al-lowance*. 3-year-olds; \\ mile*.Pop Corn < Andersen) 4.00 3.10 2.50

Pertshire (ChoeueUe) 580 3.90Iturreaurrarv «Cole» *.90

Double X Jocko's Waik. Tenacious.Time, 1 44 a »

> SEVENTH RACE—Che Roseben Handi-) cap $20,000 added; 3-year-oids andt up. T furlongs

a War Piper (SVttnet MOO 010 3.90Ht. Amour 2nd (Anderson) 9.00 1.1(1Nahedah t< ulmonet 2.50

Portersville. Gay Warrior, a Jutland.• Noorsaga. Itobe Time. l;24*s

a Brea Burn Parm-Miron entry.EIOHTH RACK—Purse. $4,700; claim

I mg: 4-year-olds and up; l 1 milesI On Flight (Sterling) 16.10 5.70 1.50> C harlie's Jov (Andersen) 0.00 3.50' Roman Rocket (Letter* 3.t0

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