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1 ■ f j ■ t 5 f . 2 j * I c s N. a Report on DiMauros Condition * AQUEDUCT, L. I., N. Y., June 16.— Re- ! I « I ports from Physicians Hospital, Jackson Heights, list the injuries suffered by jockey I j c Steve DiMauro, who fell with Mr. Del in I ! c Saturdays eighth race, as a compound b in fracture of the lower right leg, ruptured j ° kidney and possible internal back injuries, ; i a a the extent of which may be determined by j X-rays today. The boys condition was j. described as "good." DiMauro fell with c Mr. Del near the half-mile pole and Flying $ Boots, ridden by Jimmy Hardinbrook, fell g over him. Mr. Dell was humanely de-, h stroyed, but Flying Boots ad Hardinbrook escaped injury. The 19-year-old Camden. J., lad recently graduated from the f apprentice ranks, having ridden his first I winner at Delaware Park on June 8. 1951. 1
