The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

March 8, 1959

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The Plain Dealeri

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Cleveland, Ohio

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Sunday, March 8, 1959

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57

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CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY MARCH 8 1959 Thistle Stakes to Be Worth $76000 Russians Hand World Lo ss illy Shows Colts the Way Home Whitney's Silver Spoon Wins 5147300 Santa Anita Derby AP Wsrephoto 2 World Indoor Marks lorida Colt Silver Spoon all in Garden Track is Louisiana to be helped carrying 113 and Bell Seeks Laurels at thc Ascot Park Tinkalero Is Nose Victor returned 51340 final from at Phone 0 Ain 1 0579 from 1:35 1:49 of up Elmore Snares ENGINEERS WITH VISION 2 Wittenberg alls ENGINEERING POSITIONS Wisconsin Wins 10 48 as a goaltender College Tourneys i the this five major winter Gil 9 5 5 5 3 744 rank fourth with Gallaghers Next or Arena Match 4 4 0 saved under 10 11 4 2 Gilmore with aboard paid i 9 5 3 complete stable year at Ascot Royal paid for the win price of the meet 50 kilomcter cross coun of the Holmcnkollcn Ski today after colds had out 32 of the original take up sharply on backstretch when he started back up came again after setting clear racing ground OLE OLS raced with lead to far turn 2 3 2 were 605 Rozy hit tire 2:026 and If your talents fall in the areas below a careful con sideration of your future should include an informal discussion of your professional potential with an engineering representative of ITT Laboratories The primary domestic ITT facility for advanced research and development ITT Laboratories embodies the ITT world wide tradition of pioneering leader ship in electronics Here the creative engineer'will find outlets and rewards for imagination and com petence within a scientific atmosphere which supports and encourages individual thinking and creativity APPLIANCE REPAIRING COURSE ANNOUNCED COLUMBUS March 7 CP) scored 37 points today to capture the Big' Ten fencing title Illinois fniished second with 31 Michigan State scored 17 Iowa 13 and Ohio State 8 in this 31st annual tournament Operations Research and Systems Analysis Closed Circuit TV Systems Cathode Ray Display Systems Projection Systems and Equipment Reliability and Systems Analysis Airborne Digital Computers Missile Guidance Systems Operations Research of Missile Weapons System! Airborne Radar Systems Microwave Systems and Components Photo Tube Research Storage Tube Research Infrared ire Control Systems Electro Mechanical Equipment Optical Device! 2 Clark I 1 3 11 I 3 8 2 2 Michigan Repeat Champ in Track Meet 85 7C ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS 4 WIDER HORIZONS OR 3 13 2 2 I 2 CLEVELAND INTERVIEWS Tuesday March 10 (9am 9pmi) or appointment call 1 Ovver 1 8030 Mr Smith on that day If unable to arrange write Manager Staff Relations 3 1 a 2 2ft 0 10 94 50 i 5 23 Langhurst 15 in iangnursi 5 13 elver 0 10 Wenner Ig 2 8 Richards rg MolJc Jump If Stanfield Jr EVANSVILLE Ind March 7 Evansville turned to Wit game last night held the ball for nearly five minutes in the closing min utes and won the NCAA mid east regional tourney 56 50 5 3 Bernardino Handicap at and onsixteenth a hair but Gil the 5 4 8 2 4 10000 for Pro Cager PHILADELPHIA March 7 Neil Johnston reached the coveted 10000 point mark as the Philadelphia Warriors post ed a 93 86 victory over the Cincinnati Royals in a National Basketball Assn game here night PRAGUE March 7 LT) tireless skaters riddled the US defense in the final period at Brno today and handed the Americans their first defeat in the world amateur hockey championships 5 3 Despite the defeat the United States will compete in the final six team round robin which starts here Tuesday Russia unbeaten at Brno also will come here as will Canada the defending champion which climaxed an unbeaten record in the Bratislava preliminary Satur day with a 7 2 conquest of Czecho slovakia Others in the final round are Czechoslovakia Sweden inland ITT LABORATORIES A Division of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation 3700 East Pontiac Street ort Wayne 1 Indiana CHICAGO March 7 De fending champion Western Michigan with five first place victors captured the Central Collegiate Conference indoor track meet tonight in the Uni versity of Chicago fieldhouse Western Michigan despite the surprising upset by Notre Ron Gregory of its con ference champion miler Art Eversole piled up 78 points to easily lead a field of nine Notre Dame a perennial chal lenger also notched five first places in recording 50 3i points Joskey Yok Staemaker 405 ix jgaen Pi are Hirmaz Ycaza Neves Taniguchl Boland Yaka 764 743 705 705 705 701 700 691 6R9 688 2 11 15 Copley 11 3 Jones rf 0 3 3 Rupgerio nari ig 2 Brrmvc'or rr the final dav and The Gallagher brothers Mike and Doc will appear on the next Arena wrestling program Thursday March 19 Match maker Pedro Martinez an nounced yesterday Guy and Joe Brunetti who lost to the Gallaghers recently probably' will be the opponents in a rematch Santa Derby (Continued from Page 1 C) owned Johnny Longden Silver Spoon pounds to 118 for the colts beat back Royal Orbit and won by two and one half lengths in racing to her sixth straight triumph four of them in stakes victories here The strong and feared Neil McCarthy entry of innegan ana oie lois ran out of money (Continued from Page 1 C) his own two week old record of 4:025 but scored his 31st straight indoor mile victory and 36th in a row on boards overall It was four years ago tonight in this same of meet that he started the streak thought Rozy had me beaten for a he said scared the wits out of me When he passed me with a lap and a half to go it was the biggest surprise of my Delany set the existing (but not officially' accepted yet) world indoor mark of 4:025 in the national AAU champion ships two weeks ago Close Gets Assist Another big assist must go to Peter Close a St (NY) honor student who set it all up by rushing to a 591 first quarter a 1 :595 half and a 3:018 three quarter The crowd of about 13000 in Madison Square Garden urged Close on and on But he couldn't keep it up Just after the three quarters he And it was the slick Rozy who knows all the tricks of the trade who made the smart move He had been carefully trailing Delany' all through the first three quarters When he sensed Close wras tiring he sprinted to the out side and made his move almost before Delany knew' what was happening This was just a lap and a half from home He was about two yards in front going into the last lap Delany was straining with ev ery ounce of energy at his command to overcome the mar gin likewise going all out tried to maintain his slim edge Going into the final turn De lany crept up At the pome stretch they were neck and Gonzales Rally Defeats Hoad EVANSTON Hl March 7 Professional champion Pancho Gonzales rallied tonight to de feat Australian Lew Hoad 3 6 6 4 6 2 in an exhibition tennis match Gonzales boosted his record to 8 3 as part o( Jack Kramer's professional tour Hoad is now 7 4 in round robin play In doubles Hoad and Cooper edged Gonzales and Kramer 8 6 College Mat Wheaton 17 Notre Dame 9 College Hockey Amherst 5 Williams 1 Brown 8 Cornell Leafs Beat Boston TORONTO March 7 Two third period goals within 2(1 seconds by Ron Stewart tonight led the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4 1 National Hockey League victory over the Boston Bruins and ruined 17 year old Don professional de bt it 13115 1313 1313 1306 130(5 1303 1283 1283 1278 1276 5116 1950 1947 1943 1941 194 1 1930 1030 1930 1921 A night course designed to teach the fundamentals neces sary for appliance repairing has been announced by the American Training Institute 1706 Euclid Avenue Maurice Corcoran BSEE will teach basic electrical and Carl Miller Master Mechanic will conduct the prac tical shop training to a Monday evening group beginning April 6th The course will consist of 4 total of fifty eight 4 hour ses sions ees and other details can obtained from the school Stensheim Wins In Ski estival OSLO March 7 LT) Svcrrc Stensheim of Norway won the gruelling try race estival knocked entries including several of the top favorites Named for Handicap ARCADIA Calif March 7 Tcrrang and Bug Brush two of Santa big handicap win ners this mooting were named today for $50000 added San mile Cage Tourney Results Class AA KKNT Akron Central 70) Knt 4 3 BEDOnD East Tech 101 St lenatlua 88 BEREA Elyria 68 Lorain 66 COLUMBUS Columbus East 62 Columbui North 4 6 ATHENS Ironton 66 Chillicothe 54 WILLOUGHBY Cleveland SI Joseph 61 Aahtabula 41 YOUNGSTOWN Salem 54 Youngstown Chaney BL MARL'S Lima Senior 54 Man? field 4T TRO' Springfield 51 Tec*mseh 40 canton Lincoln 54 McKinley 48 NEW CONCORD New Phlladelph a 74 Steubenville 66 overtime TOLEDO Toledo Scott 62 Toledo St raneii 52 SANDUSKY Sandusky St Mary 65 Willard 50 DAYTON Xenia 59 Eaton 36 Class A TIIN Elmore 60 Gibsonburg 48 MANSIELD Old ort 57 Castalia Margaretta 47 DEIANCE Edgerton 61 Oakwood 39 CANTON Braceville 76 Columbiana 61 Northwestern 79 United Local 44 LIMA Convoy Union 38 Kalida 36 SPRINGIELD Salem Local 71 Sidney Holy Angels 57 DAYTON Camden Shawnee 65 Yellow Springs Bryan 38 DENISON Old Waihlngton 92 conoUon Valley 68 PRINCETON St Bernard 48 Lockland 4 5 enn College toppled Hiram 62 46 last night at Adelbert gymnasium for its third straight basketball victory the oxes' longest winning streak in nine years Bob Dulskis moved into third place among enn's all time scores by tallying 17 points for a career mark of Mignoh dropped to 13 and a 742 total edor Ammons rf Mignoh 1g Yontz rg $500 $390 $350: $5 50 $430: $940 SILVER SPOON well placed in early stages while racing between horses ground on far turn name tn nutside of TGTTTTN INDIAN tn stretch and stout urging was able tn take command held on with good courage although all out ROYAL ORBIT never far off the pace steadily improved position while racing on outside in the clear finished strongly under hard urging IGHTIN INDIAN was rushed into lead going to first turn set a fast pace to stretch then gave way under pressure but held on with determination for the show TULEG worked his wav up between horses all through the Iasi Quarter INNEGAN was forced very wiae un ursi turn was lorcea io to move as OLE OLS started to room but could not overcome lost then started to tire MUTUEL HANDLE $686009 in Handicap BOWIE Md March 7 ID Triple Tinkalero tired but extremely game last ed to defeat Harold Mlle Diane by a nose today in the Barbara ritchie Handicap at windswept Bowie race course Vice President Nixon was among the 20126 fans who braved blustery March weather at the track The day's wagering totaled TIIN March 7 El more High (20 2) won the Tif fin Class A district basketball tournament with a 60 38 deci sion over Gibsonburg tonight Elmore 60 Gibsonburg 38 Harr If Shaffer rf Klingaell Bates 1g Marsh rg Somrock Hamilton I neck ive yards from the tape 1 Delany moved in front and that was the race He was a well spent runner at the end He had off the track Delany splits 2:024 and 3:039 quarter in 611 3:045 Hayes Jones of Eastern Mich igan the defending champion won the 60 yard high hurdles in 71 seconds but a new rhu barb got under way even before he crossed the finish line when Elias Gilbert was disqualified in the semi final This was first indoor start of the season and it was expected that get a tough time from Olympic champion Lee Calhoun of Durham NC and Gilbert Calhoun gave him a battle and finished second by about the width of bert watched the sidelines Winner of hurdles races bert was disqualified in the semi final by starter John Tomasko for two false starts Paul Winder the newcomer from Morgan State College won the 60 yard dash in 63 seconds Tom Murphy of the New York Athletic Club came around the pack on the outside took over the lead going into the final lap then fought off a closing bid by Paul Schmidt in winning the 1000 in 2:093 Don Bragg won his 10th con secutive pole vault in Madison Square Garden with a 15 foot effort Bob Gutowski of the US Marines was second also with 15 feet The placings are determined by fewer misses 60 vard Hiffh 1 Hayes Jones Eastern Michigan College 2 Lee Calhoun North Caroliivi College 3 Charles Pratt Philadelphia Club 4 William Ur ban NYU rosh :071 (Equals meet record) 60 Yard 1 Paul Winder Morgan State 2 Mei Barnwell Pittsburgh 3 Ed Collymore Villanova 4 Robert Brown enn Stale 063 1000 Yard 1 Thomas Murphy NY AC 2 Paul Schmidt Germany 3 Dave Scurlock North Carolina 4 Joseph Soprano NYAC 2:093 Casey Josa uulbreath Philadel phia Pioneers 2 Charles Jenkins Phil adelphia Pioneers 3 Rudy Smith Bates 4 Art Evans Manhattan 1:109 Pole 1 Den Bragg ort Dix 15 feet 2 Bob Gutowski Quantico Ma rines 15 (irst place decided on fewer misses) 3 Jim Harrington Cranford NJ' 14 4 Tie between Robert Charles Quantico Marines and Robert Carroll St 14 (Third place decided on fewer misses) High 1 Charles Stead Villanova 6 feet 8 inches 2 George Dennis Shana han 6 7 3 Pobert Gardner Quan tico Marines 6 5 4 rank Carrol Man hattan 6 4 Two Mile 1 Al Lawrence of Houston rosh 2 Lewis Stieglitz US Navy 3 John Kopil Quantico Marines Wayne Bishop of North Carolina (World's indoor record old rec ord 8:505 by Horace Ashenfelter 1954 Mile College 1 Virginia State (Eugene Carmichael Eugene Lashley Al gernon Moulturie Wilbert Jonnsoni 2 Catholic University 3 Providence 4 NY Community College 3:261 Mile College 1 NYU (Steve Damoshek Sanford riedland Ed Small Gene Bennett) 2 St John's 3 Williams 4 Colgate 3:246 Columbian 1 Ron Delany Ireland 2 Istvan Rozsavolygi Hungary 3 Barrie Almond of Houston rosh 4 ete Close St 4:014 (World's indoor record old record 4:034 by Delany Mile College 1 Georgetown (James Kelly Rav Smith Carlos Tan Al Staebler) 2 Seton Hall 3 Winston Salem 1 Villanova 3:195 Two Mile College 1 Penn State (Don Davies red Kerr Dick Engel brink Ed Moran) 2 Georgetown 3 Man hattan A Holy 7:356 (Meet rec ord old record 7:357 by Georgetown Hop Step and 1 Ira Davit Phil adelphia Pioneers 50 feet 5 inches (Meet record: old record 49 feet inches bv Gorge Shaw 1957 2 Bill Sharpe Shanahan 47 7 3 John Douglas Bates 46 11 4 Jim Washington Philadel phia Pioneers 45 I Mile College 1 Pittsburgh Zin neford smith Jay Moody Vince Wnjar Mel Barnwell 2 Morgan State 3 Man hattan 3:190 St Mary Wins in Sandusky 65 50 March Sandusky St Mary won the Sandusky Class AA district basketball tournament and gained a berth in next regional tourney at Toledo with a 65 50 victory over Willard tonight Sand St 65 Nortz if Kromer rf Maloney till 1g Tight six $4 000 3 $3800 4 $4000 3 NORTHEAST DISTRICT Buffalo 78 Williams 53 (consolation) EASTERN DISTRICT Adelphi 69 Wesleyan 63 (consolation) American University 66 Bofstra (championship) SI (Vt) 71 LeMoync (NY) (championshin)' GREAT LAKES Wabash 100 Loras 79 (consolation) A ST CONERENCE North Carolina Slate 80 North Carolin' 56 M1D AMERICAN CONI I RENf Bowling Green 76 Miami lO) 63 DEC Muffler Installation rlluL Shock Installation Automatic Transmission Service Repairs for All Cars All Work Guaranteed 24 Hour Emergency Service 24 Hour Towing SW 1 7154 Nights Only Open from 8 a to 9 COLLICA Automotive Service 2880 Woodhill Rd GA 1 1542 College Cage Brigham Young 92 New Mexico 62 New Mexico Slate 65 Texas Western lfonlnrui 85 Wvomlnr Colorado State College 99 Western State 65 Utah State 88 Denver 71 Utah 68 Colorado Slate University 61 Wayne State captured the Athletic Conference fencing title yesterday by edg ing Case Tech 18 16 at West ern Reserve University WRU was third with 11 points Only three schools were entered 1 Phil Kadis VR: 2 John Miller iWSn Moren (Ci 1 Elson Miller WSI: 3 Reichard (C): 3 Southwick fC) 1 Bruce Davis tWS): 2 Gundzik (C) 3 Sanford Weinstein (WS) Wayne encers Win in PA Derby Victor NEW ORLEANS March 7 (Pi Master Palynch an import from lorida jumped to an early lead and outlasted the favored Sputnik's stretch charge to win the Loui siana Derby at the air Grounds today The 3 year old son of Attention was a nose to the good as he and Sputnik went under the wire es tival King took the show spot Master Palynch shattered the track record for the mile and one eighth as the air Grounds closed its 85 day winter meeting His time of 1:49 2 5 knocked one fifth of' a second off the track standard The oddly named colt owned by the Sair and Hatskin Stable was overlooked by the 17000 fans who installed Sputnik a 3 2 favorite Master Palvnch arid Betting for amounted to brought the total for the meet to $38373750 The total tendance was 762127 11 Irxrrr A 1 1 1 Mason If 1 9 Barrett rf 117 Andersnn 9 13 Watkins 4 12 Dolan rg DeMooy Warinirf rf enn 36 Hiram 15 Ascot Park's training cham pionship Monopolized in recent years by Pete Maxwell Thur man Gammon and A Cran ford could well be taken during the meeting opening riday April 3 by William (Bill) Bell last year's Cranwood cham pion When Racing Secretary Char les Henry opens his Ascot office tomorrow one of the first applications he will process will be that of Bell Winner of the Charlestown saddling title during the pro gress of a meeting recently ter minated Bell now is doing well handling the horses of Carter at Bowie The stable Bell hopes to bring to the Ascot races includes War Bracelet and Heliaurora both allowance horses War Bracelet won ciglit races In 1958 as a three year old Racing at distances of three quarters of a mile and seven furlongs War Bracelet had scored four victories through the third week of ebruary at Charlestown and Bowie Another star in string is a five year old Heliaurora twice a winner this wintcfT Other horses in stable Include two five year olds Ray Ip and Bimegar Respeak a thrcc year old illy Approximo Last Child Batavia Best a three time scorer in 1958 Driving Oka pette Sister's Boy and Royal Orphan Last Orphan longest ing Bill has been knocking on the door to the Ascot trainers championship for the past four years He saddled 12 winners in 195 nine each in 1956 and 1957 and six last year Eight Events Topped by $28000 Added Ohio Derby List Is Announced By GEORGE LEWIS ThistleDown which inaugurates the mile track I racing season in Cleveland Wednesday May 27 yes terday announced the complete list of dates for its stake menu Also revealed by General I Manager John was the slate of secondary features mostly composed of handicaps Eight stakes headed by the added Ohio Derby Sat urday June 20 will see Thistle 1 Down offer a total of and this will be swelled by entry and starting fees The added money represents an tn crease of over last aggregate 1 Total $75000 The Saturday handicaps ac cording to will total approximately $75000 In addition to the Derby the Thistle headliners will be: The $6500 added lintstone for threejyear olds and up at six furlongs Saturday May 30 the $6500 added Western Re serve for two year old colts and geldings at furlongs Satur day June 6 the $7500 added Susan Stakes for two year old fillies furlongs Saturday June 03 the $6500 addcd Imp fillies and mares three year olds and up 6 furlongs Saturday June 27 $8000 added Ohio En durance two year olds six fur longs Saturday July 4 $10000 added ThistleDown Handicap throe year olds up mile and 40 yards Saturday July 11 and the tentatively named Ohio Breeders two year olds Ohio foals five furlongs Wednesday July 15 A total of 1000 entries were received in the contest to pick a name for the Ohio Breeders and the winner will be dis closed sometime in April eight stakes represent a new high in this department for the track which was rebuilt in 1953 nine years after the fire that destroyed its clubhouse mutuel plant and grandstand Back fn in Tour in his recent mis sionary tour visited Charles Town winter training quarters in the Carolinas and lorida Hialeah Sunshine Park New Orleans air Grounds and Oak lawn Park Hot Springs Ark and reports 150 horses will come to ThistleDown Hialeah and Gulfstream 300 from Sunshine 250 from the air Grounds and 300 from Oaklawn Still to be visited by the Thistle staff are Maryland New England Kentucky and Chicago tracks ollowing is the list ThistleDown features: lintstone $6500 three year olds fur M'jV 30' Western Reserve $6500 two year old colts and geldings 5 fur June 6 Susan $7 500 two year old fillies fur June 13 Ohio Derby $28000 throe year olds Jun 20 Imp $6500 three year old up fillies and mares: 6 fur June 27 Ohio Endurance $8000 two year olds 6 fur Jul? 4 ThistleDown Hdp $10 000 three year olds up and 10 yds July 11 Ohio Breeders $3000 two year olds Ohio foals: 5 fur July 15 Tentative name SECONDARY EATURES May Moses Cteaveland $4000 3 year ulds rp i and 40 yds May The Bombay $3500 3 year olds 1 June The Warrensville S4 OOO 3 ycar olds up 1 tn June me Erie ajouu year ojas up 1A June ine biymie juvu year olds up Pi June orest Citv $3500 3 vear olds up six fur June 27 rne Doncaster j35ua 3 year oiu up cons ano gciuiuj 1U1 June The Consolation year olds 1 and 40 yds June The Pittsburgh year olds un July The Thistle Prep veat nlde tin Im July New lag $3500 3 ear olds six fur July 11 The Cranwood $3500 3 year olds up six fur July The Shakertown $4000 3 year olds up 1 July 17 The William Howard Taft $3500 3 year nids up two i BETTER MEDICAL I TREATMENT AVAILABLE To Patients with Stricture of I the Urethra Social Disease I Correct Therapeutics for 27 I years Offered to physicians in this field of practice Method of A Bennardi ree I treatment to deserving cases Prospect Suite 12 3rd loor I Hours 12 and 6 to 7 I Sunday 810 A enn Snares 3rd in Row Routs Hiram ABC Standings SINGLES Ed Lubarkl Detroit Biy Pace St Clarence Haberman Buffalo Morris Cramer Albany rrank erris Albany Bob Moser St Louis Date Schwartrle Decatur 111 Ed Huck Indianapolis Wendell Meenach Lebanon Ind James Borrassu Braddock Pa ALL EVENTS Ed Lubdnsk! Detroit James Alani River Grove 1 Aarren Lutz Bucyrus Howard itter St Louis Bill Pace St Louis Bill Lillard St Louis Pirn Moran Canton Dtck Weber St Louis Jim Soptic Kansas City Joe Joseph Detroit DOUBLES Jlenn and Bob Gersch Chicago Kulbaga Lasco Cleveland David Moran Canton 3 Siack Mackn Buffalo ft Bluth Weber St Louis Ctnnlns Soptic Kanaa City Knappenberger Lutz Bucyrus lubanskl Kwolrk Detroit Wrstphal Gustafson Detroit Joseph Golembiewskl Detroit ATTEND THE Kentucky Derby BY AIR OR 4 days April 30 to May 3 Reserved terrace teat at the DERBY Stay 3 nights at the Nether land Hilton in Cincinnati May 1st take all day motor coach tour to Lexington and the famous Blue Grass arms That evening attend the Reds vs Dodgers ball game My 2nd go by rail to Louisville for the Grand Kentucky Derby Tour includes admission hotel transportation luncheon tipi 1 and escort $130 by rail Sldbyair plus fax plus tar THE TRAVELMART MAin 1 048 orSAIHaxR2 4628 3 0 Santa Anita Derby (Copyright 1958 Triangle Publications Inc Dally Racing orm) Weather clear trade fast SANTA ANITA DERBY 3 year olds miles Purse $100000 added Gross to winner $102 300 Net $95300 2nd $20000 3rd $15000 4th $10000 Gross value $147300 (Supplementary nominees: Silver Spoon Tuleg Llnmold) Ch I 3 Citation Silver og Trained by Wheeler In gate 5:05 off at once Start good won driving Time :22 Odds 50 2275 5950 230 2370 2660 8 60 230 6720 'I 4 I i i A Wk I leers Tourney £'1 I Wl Imp Horse Wt PP St 4 Str in Silver Spoon 113 6 5 3 14 3 1 2 1 1 1 2'4 Royal Orbit 118 8 7 5 1 4 1 3 3 2 2 118 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 ha Tuleg 118 2 6 8 bd 8 3 6 4 4 14 (' inneran 118 10 9 7 6 2 5 3 5 4 5 Die Hard 118 5 3 9 8 9 8 9 8 6 3 riar Roach 118 1 2 4 5 hd 8 1 8 1 7 Llnmold 118 9 8 6 hd 7 1 7 ii 9 2 8 ij Ole ols '118 7 4 2 hd 4 7 bd 9 1 MrDeepWell 118 3 10 10 10 10 10 10 Netl McCarthy entry.

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