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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1961
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR line shows garbled phrases, names, and possible stage directions without coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable content is insufficient to identify a person, organization, place, date, or outcome for a proper card.
Baltimore manager Paul Richards declined to explain his picks for the American League All Star team saying he would not reveal why certain players were chosen or left off. He tapped 17 reserves and pitchers to accompany the eight players voted in by peers, bypassing five near-top vote getters for key positions.
A fragmented OCR item mentions motion protection for boat travel and pharmacy products. It references names and places in a garbled form but notes a product or service aimed at sea sickness prevention and mentions 24 hour protection and drug stores.
New York Kelso surged from fourth in the Aqueduct stretch to win the Suburban Handicap by five eased lengths over Nickel Boy. Jockey a rarity Arcaro rode the four year old to victory in 2 02 earning 117,900, his eighth Suburban triumph. Nickel Boy finished second by a neck ahead of Talent Show with Francisco second.
Kerr Ace scores a hill-length victory in the $55,850 American Handicap at Hollywood Park behind Johnny Tomp as part of a holiday feature. Prince Blessed, a $77,000 yearling, adds a stakes win to Kerr Stable's dominance, with Sea Orbit edging Who Dunit by a nose for show. Attendance over three days reached 139,578 with a track handle of $9,904,867, a record.
Oink squeezed through in tight quarters to win the Stars and Stripes Wanilienp at Artings ton Park, posting his fourth stakes victory. Jackot Stable's Johnny Seilerg rode Naholme I to second with Resolved third as the mile and one-eighth race unfolded on rain-softened turf. The event drew 75 favorites and paid $.503/8.
A detailed account from Hollywood Park covers multiple races including the first and subsequent events. It notes horse names such as GAELIC LAD, RAYE HED, and PRINCE BLESSED, with descriptions of positions, pacing, and notable movements. The report lists purses, placements, scratches, and final outcomes across seven races, including doubles and time references.
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