ing in New York without elabora- tiononthocharge.Asenste oom- mittoe studying crime. recently quizzed two men connected with the track.

William H. Johnston. Sportsman? president. who recently was in- structed by the Illinois Racing Board to the an alleged ' t of Al Capone from the racetrsoku

Pyongyang highway in an appar- ent effort to out off Rods iiacing north (small open arrows). Drives

cmm. am - use forces need through the euburbs of 'North Korea's capital city. Pyong-

in the cue. ,

The T. R. A. statement. issued by Spencer Drsyton, that body's exec- utive secretary did'not elaborate.

The 'r.R:.A. said it has no auth- ority to prevent the izrack from conducting its racing program. The suspension is from the national rac- ing organization. Sportsman's Park is conducting an 18-day all meet- ing which ends Nov. ii.

The Association's statement:

"The T. l't.A. today announces" the suspension or Sportsman's Park race track due to questionable ac- tions of tlilcers and employees ol tholrlational Jockey Club. opera- tcrs of Sportsman's Park.

"The announcement 01 the ac- tion was made by Spencer Dray- ton. executive secretary, following a meeting of ,the T.R..A. board at directors at the organization's New

York office.

"The suspension takes eifeet im- mediately and continues pending further investigation and a hear- ing at a later date.

"Sportsman's Park. a race track located at Cicero, Ill.. was a char- ter ember oi the T. EA."

Counting Sportsman's Paris. there are 3'! member tracks in the Assoc- istlon. which was u.-anized in 194.2 "to improve thoroughbred horse racing" s.nd to protect the public interest "by the elimination of all undesirable practices and elements from thoroughbred horse racing."

Most of the major race tracks in the United States are T. E. A. members.

The Illinois Racing Board last week ordered Sportsman officials to oust a reputed associate of the late Al Capone from any ” with the track. I

At that time. Johnston said the man in question, Robert (Big Bob) Mccullough. 58. was removed from his job with s lfirm which operated a. parking concession at both 5portsmsn's and the Miami Kennel "Club?"

Meoullough, who in the past had held the job of police chief at both tracks. recently was questioned by the U15. senate crime investigat- ing committee in the slaying oi a iormer Chicago D0300 llelllodnlnii. William Drury.

Mr.-Oullough told committee in-

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SYDNEY, Australia. Oct. 23 .- (AP) Mexican featherweight b 'on Ernesto-Aguilar. 126. out- pointed Australian bantamweight champion Elley Bennett, 12453. in

12 rounds at Sydney stadium to- night.

LONDON. Oct. 23 - (AP) - Promoter Jack Solomons said today he is trying to sign Lloyd Marshall of Cleveland, Ohio, as an opponent for the new British light heavy- weight champion. Don Cockell. The fight would he in support of the British heavyweight title battle Nov. 14 betwe Bruce Woodcock and Jack Gardner.

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LONDON. Oct. 23 -(C?) - A Lanoashire woman has an unusual problem: How to start her hus-V band snoring again.

She wrote a London newspaper that he once had "a most beauti- ful snore with the loveliest triils and the deepest groans."

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The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wymore of saline. Ksn., attended the ceremonies.

The actor was formally attired for the religious ceremony. in contrast to a. blue business suit he were at the civil proceedings in the city of the principality of Monaco. Miss Wymore had on a full length white gown with n four-yard train.

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