Resorts and Travel Farm and Garden Obituaries Sunday WIN, LOSE OR Slaf SPORTS Educational ???C SIXTEEN PAGES WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 31, 1957 DRAW By FRANCIS STANN

A Day With the Master MIAMI, Mar. 30.—The pangs of hunger awoke Eddie Gen, Arcaro and he reached for the telephone and called room Duke Wins, Ties World Mark; service, ordering a steak for breakfast. The Millionaire on Horseback, as Eddie has been called, normally eats boiled eggs, but his Friday fish dinner had been light and the 41- year-old rider is one of the fortunate ones. Some jockeys must forego food entirely until after a day of racing, but even with a steak in him Arcaro weighs only 108 stripped. Dedicate Noses Out As he blue-green Third waited for the food he saw the Atlantic Brother

from the picture window of his suite in the Ivanhoe and the v . i fishing boats trolling offshore. The sky was bright and sunny. It was a perfect day for the $123,600 Florida Derby and Rich Campbell Calumet Star Arcaro, the master, was to ride the favorite, Bold Ruler. Eddie had a mild head cold, but when the steak arrived Dream as Turns Tables he ate with relish and pushed aside the tray. He called the Race operator with instructions not to ring his telephone until 11 On Bold and went back to sleep. After all, there was a long Bowie Closes Ruler o'clock By day ahead and a night plane to catch for New York. By JOSEPH B. KELLY WHEELER JOHNSON Stir Racing Editor Btar Staff Correspondent put Willie Horn, who manages Arcaro, got up early, on a In a handicapper's dream fin- Kilhlv' v wMlt ‘ jMI MIAMI, Mar. 30. Calumet pjir of trunks and went to cabana No. 7 for a spot of break- ish, Mrs. Jan Burke’s Dedicate, Farm threw a potent one-two fast and sun. As he lolled he was joined by Willie Shoemaker, the 11-to-10 favorite, utilized his punch at Bold Ruler in today's who had the mount on the outsider, Shan Pac, and by sturdy legs, game heart and. $123,600 Florida Derby at Gulf- Westrope. finally, even his nose to stave off j stream Park, and this time there Jackie the fast-charging Third Brother was little doubt that its ** * * Gen. and win the SIOO,OOO-added John Duke was a better horse than WHEN THE OPERATOR rang at 11 o’clock, Arcaro began B. Campbell Memorial Handicap the Wheatley Stable ace. the to dress for the trip to the track. His regular agent. Melvin at Bowie yesterday. A frenzied M nL||pfj gyj /jjL 3-to-5 favorite. (Bones) Boyne, lining up racing fee La New York commitments crowd of 21.550 enthusi- H For Gen. was in Duke, craftily ridden at Jamaica next week. Temporarily, Cliff Carter has been asts witnessed the thriller, next by Willie Hartack, not only beat handling Eddie's assignments here and he had contracted for to the last race on a highly suc- his arch rival by a length and cessful 41-day meeting. a half, but he also equaled ace jockey to ride only two other races today. idpHßflv % liß the the Four of the eight starters in. mmm mm f world record by running a mile not «¦ There was plenty of time. Eddie’s first mount was this Maryland classic battled it |p Hp and an eighth in 1:4615. This until the third race. He was a colt named Military Trail, out in the early stretch, but the was a fifth of a second faster choice of the track handicapper. The other was Buddy in the final yards eliminated a surpris- than Bold Ruler turned in when ing 132-1 shot, Akbar Khan, as he beat race. This is a familiar pattern for Arcaro, who does not the Calumet ace by a sixth well the well-liked Paper Flamingo by riding in six races and as neck in the at Hialeah believe in knocking himself out Tiger, and left the two bitter four weeks ago. No other 3-year- then trying to win himself 10 per cent of a SIOO,OOO purse. rivals to battle it to the wire, ' V old anywhere ever approached ‘‘lt's like this with Eddie,” Horn explained. “He likes to .just as they had done in the Jr either mark. He himself Bowie Handicap two weeks ago. This was the meeting ride once, maybe twice, before a big race. blows * fourth It was so close that Jockey ~ of the great and studies the track.” ilit Jfi two colts since late out Angel Valenzuela, who rode in January and the score now is Contrary to popular opinion. Arcaro had no appointment Third Brother in the silks of tied at two victories apiece. But BSSS| hit*' .M ... •. wEIzL with Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, trainer of Wheatley’s Bold Christopher Chenery. thought he because of the manner in which might have won it, but the Gen. Ruler, for pre-race strategy. “I’llsee Mr. Fitz in the paddock," cam- Duke and Hartack wept era settled the decision in favor past Bold Ruler said. “After all. I know the colt.” and Eddie Ar- Eddie of Dedicate, who had dropped an caro in the stretch this after- “Arcaro can say that again,” Westrope said. “Except that identical verdict to Third Broth- noon. there is little doubt that Ted Atkinson rode him a couple of times, that horse has er in the Bowie. the Calumet combination Will be never known any other rider.” Bill Boland was the winning a strong favorite in the longer rider. Kentucky Derby, just five weeks ** * * GEN. DUKE IN COMMAND—Calumet Farm’s Gen. , is now pulling out after beating Wheatley Stable’s away. . Akbar Khan Third ARCARO HAD WORKED Bold Ruler last Tuesday, arising Duke has just streaked across the finish line, equal- Bold Ruler, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, by a length and rrhree-quarters of a length be- a world Iron Liege Close Third before the light of day, and the result was somewhat impres- ing record, to upset Bold Ruler in the SIOO,- a half. Iron Liege, Gen. Duke’s stablemate (extreme hind the first two came the 000-added Florida Derby yesterday at right), Calumet Trainer Jimmy Jones sive. With the master guiding the son of Nasrullah-Miss Cockfleld Stable’s Akbar Khan, Gulfstream was third. Shan Pac was fourth and Federal barely missed making it one-two Disco, they went seven furlongs in l:22 2 a. In the gray light the lightweight of the field with Park. Ridden by Willie Hartack, Gen. Duke was Hill (far left rear) was fifth and last after setting over the colt trained by 82-year- Mr. Fitz had to flag down Arcaro, and still Bold Ruler, easing 108 pounds, to take third money. clocked in 1:46 4/5 for the mile and an eighth and the pace.—AP Wirephoto. old Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. At up. galloped out the Derby distance of a mile and a furlong Another three-quarters of a .the finish. Iron Liege, the other length Mrs. Ethel D. ! of Gene in l:50 2 after easing up at mile in l:36's. back was half Mrs. Markey’s s a cobs' Paper Tiger, who hung entry, Arcaro was asked in was only a head behind “What kind of a horse is Bold Ruler?” the last sixteenth just when it Bold Ruler closing stoutly stage?" after before the race. “Is he as good as Nashua at the same seemed he would sweep along to Senators' Big Inning Beats Yankees,7-5 the inside. At one point , “Nashua didn’t always want to run." Eddie replied with victory. in midstretch, just before Har- characteristic frankness. "Bold Ruler always wants to run. The favorite players really tack turned Gen. Duke loose, it poured it on Dedicate. Despite though “Ifyou had your choice of Florida Derby mounts,” he was Ramos, Chakales looked as Dave Erb the 124 pounds on his back, might win it all with Iron Liege. asked, “would you another one?” pick across the board tickets on him Podres Is Hot Hawks Win Over Celtics Hurl Five-Hitter; But when Gen. Duke really “I wouldn’t trade mounts.” Arcaro said. paid only $4.20, $2.80 and $2 40 started running, all Derby it was “Can Bold Ruler go a route? Not only the Florida Third Brother, the second choice Ditmar Pounded over. The entry was second choice the Kentucky Derby distance, too?” at nearly 4 to 1, returned $4 and at 19 to 10. route but I n 2 By BURTON HAWKINS . $3.60, Overtimes, and show tickets on Akbar 125-123 T. A. Grissom’s Pac, Arcaro shrugged. “Ask the man upstairs,” he answered. But Reds Star Staff Correspondent Shan tWk ’ Khan, Beat the rank outsider, UP).— * * * * dwin- BOSTON. Mar. 30 The points in the first half, reached 18-to-l outsider ridden by Wilfc $7.40. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Mar dled to St. Louis Hawks withstood its peak regular Shoemaker, finished well to jfcr FIRST MOUNT, Military Trail, went off at a as time was ; 30.—The Senators staggered the 1 ARCARO’S The finish was a testimonial fourth, 2 4 lengths behind Iron claiming event for a withering Celtics rally for a running out when Sharman Yankees with a 6-run second in- 2 to 1 in the third race, a 6 -furlong to the weight Job done by John Liege. Shan Pac was a length Erskine, ,:ning today and hung to win $3,200 purse. Military Trail got off third, lost ground, then Turner, jr.. Bowie's racing sec- 2-1 125-123 double overtime victory- made a three-pointer to close on ahead of Clifford Lussky’s 7-5, behind the five-hit pitching Fed- It close squeak for a hot favorite. retary. It would have done jus- today on Jack Coleman's field the gap to 102-100. Rookie Cen- eral Hill, who went off at 5 to 1 closed like a demon. was a TAMPA. Fla., Mar 30 bP).— of Pete Ramos and Bob Cha- Military- Trail and William Zakoor on High Board tice to Bill Russell grabbed a under Willie Carstens and wound Arcaro on held Cincinnati re- kales. up * late John whose mem- fifth and a dead heat. Campbell,' to one hit in seven innings to- tional Association bound with 45 seconds to go Ed Yost, astonishingly last in the small finished in ory the race honors. Turner Basljetball but effec- field after pace day, but the Redlegs jumped on tive a setting the for a respite in jockeys’ room until the sixth made a two-pound playoff finals. missed a shot with 20 seconds ; as hitter this spring, led than six Eddie took the switch in Carl Erskine for a pair of runs more furlongs. Better Bee, favor Camp- left the Senators 11-hit attack driving, whipping race when Buddy went off as second choice to of Dedicate for the in the eighth to take a 2-1 victory Coleman unleashed a des- against It was a good bell, giving Third Brother 118 perate 15-foot shot with 30 Art Ditmar, Jim DePalo horse kept ridden by 42-year-old Johnny Adams, father of a pretty over the Brooklyn Dodgers. sec- Then Cousy stole the ball from Ralph Terry, collecting 1 race which the crowd instead of the 116 he carried in onds to go that told the story- and a of presumably jockey who is listed as J. R. Adams. Out of the gate, a horse Brooks Lawrence, who gave up Martin, fed Sharman who missed home run and three singles. The 24.409—and mil- the Bowie. only throw. Coleman looped in his lions of television Wassail into Arcaro’s mount and Buddy got three hits in six innings. a field goal at veteran third baseman, who has watchers—in named lunged Way Garden contest before try which point uproar during Close All the Art Fowler and Raul Sanchez 5.976 and swung right an the entire trip off last. That was the way he finished—sixth and last in the a national television audience. Heinsohn dropped In his tie- himself out of trade the speed horse, Actually there were only five collaborated to allow the Dodgers talk, also drew a walk per- as Federal Hill, SIO,OOO Consolation for 3-year-olds not quite up to Florida lengths making tapin. for a took the lead early difference between the only six hits. Bob Pettit, the Hawks’' ace. fect afternoon and emerged with and held it there any other consolation for Arcaro, by anywhere from lengths Derby caliber. If was winner and Mr. First, who Podres had a string of 12Vi scored 37 points and received The Celtics quickly fell behind a .404 exhibition average. 2'i the winner, wound up last among outstanding support vet- to a length before dropping back it must have been in the fact that Better See. the eight consecutvie hitless innings in his from 108-102 early in the first five- Ditmar, the righthander ac- by going a and in that went to the post for the last two spring training appear- erans Ed Macauley. a former when Bold Ruler challenged at equaled the track record mile a sixteenth minute overtime. Sharman's two(quired from Kansas City with the fourth running at the State's ances until he gave up a single Boston player, and Slater Mar- Bobby Shantz, head of the stretch. 1:42 flat. throws near the finish, however, was a lamb in The fractions richest handicap. to Gus Bell in the seventh. tin. wolf's array to he'n tell the A dust-covered Arcaro weighed out and trudged off to closed it to 113-111. the Senators. story They For the seventh straight week The Dodgers got to Fowler for Pettit played his They ignored change of the race. were: sailboats and the water without left As St. Louis the in uni- 23 2 2 3 the jockeys’ room. While the sailed of brought the ball s. 35 5. 46 5, , end this remarkable Feb- a run in the seventh on infield arm in a cast for the first time form and pounded him for 58' s 1:10*5. - seven ruary down court, the Andy 1:22, 1 3 j finally, skiers performed on the infield lake, Eddie shed his silks March meeting, the hits by Gil Hodges and Carl in six weeks. veteran of their hits two innings :34 and, the He fractured his Phillip stole it again and Cousy in the sensational 1:46 and donned the yellow and purple of the Wheatley Stable. weather was clear and Bowie Furillo and a single off Alex wrist in a game against Boston he was around. Ditmar previously *5. got average unleashed a long, true set Minutes later he was headed for the paddock for his date its million-dollar Grammas’ glove by Randy during the season. as had allowed only two runs in 13 All Bettered Track Mark as two individual betting teammate Jim Loscutoff pro- with Bold Ruler. rec- Jackson. It was Coleman’s sidearm 15- innings. Every one of the five horses ords were set on the final pro- The lead didn't hold up vided a block for him. ** * * lonu footer, however, with the 24- Maximum Mileage in the race ran the mile and a gram. however, • Russell, 6-foot-10 defensive after Erskine took ov< second limit running cut which The Yankees got maximum furlong faster than the track AS THE MIAMIUNIVERSITY band played Way Down A total of $1,871,970 for star, had fouled out first was Podres in the eighth. Smoky made the difference. as the mileage from their three record set last year by the Floi- River," Derby field wagered yesterday, overtime began attempting to hits Upon the Suwanee the five-horse Florida an amount Burgess' third spring training against Ramos in the ida-bred Needles in winning this according the which was a bit below expecta- home run tied the Boston, which never got a block a Pettit drive. In the five in- minced past the tote board. Bold Ruler, to score. Pinch- early nings he toiled. They put only same mce. Needles covered the tions but good enough to pro- hitter Bob Thurman walked. lead until in the second second overtime Arnie Risen, lights, was the 3-to-5 favorite, with the crack Calumet entry half, five runners on base against distance in 1:48 ;'5 . vide a daily average of $1,003,- Gerry Lynch fixed out, forced the first overtime Boston s other center, fouled out Duke and Iron Liege varying from 6 to 5 to 9 to 5. but him and all of them scored. The world record equaled by of Gen. 541. When the Campbell drew Pinch-hitter Frank Robinson on Tom Hcinsohn’s tapin with as did Macauley and Martin. thereabouts, and Shan to Despite the Senators’ big in- Gen. Duke is held jointly by Federal Hill was listed at 5 to 1 or $314,858 in bet*, it represented singled. Don Hoak, running for five seconds play and sent it St. Louis had to rally seconcpextra in the ning, into which they poured Noor, Alidon and the illustrious Pac a dreamy 18 to 1. an all-time one-race hißh for Thurman, Johnny into the session on second so scored on Cousy’s overtime and did on six of their hits—five in succes- Swaps, all older handicap horses racing Bomb, was first out the track. Temple’s single to deep Bob long set with 15 a Pettit layup Federal Hill, a son of Cosmic short with a minute to sion—the Yankees were getting when they accomplished the feat Earlier the daily double pool only- seconds left. play to of the gate and, after three-quarters of a mile, he was still which Don Zimmer could make it 123-all. no worse than a 6-5 trimming over California tracks. record was smashed for the third knock down. Bill Sharman ignited the losers After that Cousy a In front under Willie Carstens. Just behind, Arcaro and missed free as early as the fourth inning. With only four betting inter- time at this session when the Brooiclyn 000 ono jno—i « n with 36 points while Hcinsohn throw, Coleman looped in his Bold easily. It if any time •* Yost's homer off DePalo. who ests in the race, there was Ruler ran looked as Federal Hill combination type of betting Cincinnati 000 000 o*.*x— 4 and Cousy contributed 26 apiece. winning basket, a swarm of no charge. Podm Frakine and Camoanclla; compiled a 13-5 record at Den- show wagering and the Calumet wanted to chuck it, Eddie and his mount would take totaled $181,214. CT). Martin and Macauley accounted Hawks stole the ball Lawrence. Fowler Sanchez iOi and from Hein- ver season, entry paid Burn#’ Wlnmnu Ditcher —Fowler. Los- 23 last boosted the $5.80 and $2.10 while And they ... briefly. Coming into the stretch, the Victory for each for the Hawks. sohn and St. Louis’ Cliff Hagen so did a Sweet One ine oitcher—Erskine score to its final proportions in Bold Ruler also Homo run- Cincinnati,_Burgf*s Boston, behind as much 12 and Ned two free was $2.10 to son of Nasrullah moved to the iront and then Calumet’s Gen. It was a sweet victory for as Park missed the sixth. place. Dedicate, 5-year-old son throws apiece for the winners. Duke began closing fast. He got his nose in front in the a of In ending their three-game Gen. Duke's victory gave Princequillo and Dini, he hung The teams meet again tomor- Cal- stretch, then went by to win by length and Only as losing streak, the Senators umet another pot a a half. up his row in the second game of this big of $73,400 first triumph of 1957 and * by a head did beat out Iron Liege for second threatened to inflict more than and brought its winning Bold Ruler netted $75,150, a neat founda- Jecko !best-of-seven series. total for Wins Third Race, momentary distress on the the year to money, and therein lies a story they were batting about ldng SI. Lt«l» O.F.Ptu llunton OFPW lordly $515,855. If its fine j Macauley *1 11 •-•.-« llritisohn 10 « -JH ; world champions. Billy after See BOWIE, race C-6 Ppttlt .t; pair of Gen. Duke and Iron Liege the race. i 11 15 l.ohcutofl 4 1 it Martin, scrappy second base- Coleman I u x Rtnen ] j 5 1 keeps going and Barbizon, •’ the “Iron Liege the colt Calumet felt would .Share 1 ;> was that win,” to Kamfer 2 U! man. was struck on the ring gets Goes Hagan (1 third threat, Title Michigan -:i« back into pundits said, “but r Nichols 0 11 finger of his right hand by the some of the Gen. Duke, taken back, came Martin 11 5 Russell 3 17 1 one swing of things this C„ relay 11 ( McMahon 6 'Jr: Cousy sin‘.’n summer. again. The w-inner of the Kentucky Derby this Farm CHAPEL HILL. S. Mar. 30. and picking up points n Parg : of Ramos’ swift ones and de- on was in Pirates Oil Sharman I'J jJ ;tti Plain Ben Jones, Calumet's —Tim Jecko. Yale diving. Yale had entries Phillip ! parted after scoring in the man- field.” 19-year-old, no in 4 0 X sec- ager, and his son, Jimmy, ought sophomore and Olympic swim- the diving final and was dis- ond inning. X-rays were nega- Arcaro stripped himself of his boots and silks in the Totals 44 37 ICS Totals 44 4iri23 to have a most happy year. Dick mer from Bethcsda, Md., tonight qualified in the relay when 81 Louia ... IS tive, however, and he escaped Stuart # its 31 S 3 31 11 is 125 -1 dressing room. “My horse just have it .Bostoni 21 30 37 3x 11 only Ruler didn’t when I called FORT Mar. because the first triple winner In anchor-leg swimmer took off too 1 10 133 with a bad bruise. He'll be Bold Outfoxed eighth sighed. MYERS. Fla.. 30 the Collegiate for only days, on him at the pole,” he "I can’t understand Pittsburgh Pirates Jecko scored a record 54.6 sec- Yale’s team came In fourth, but YANKEES, 5 that the Calumet team so as ride On in — gles—one Switch the Paumonok to Hollywood. onds victory in the 100-yard even before it was disqualified Ei of them scratchy just outfoxed Bold Ruler. at Jamaica Monday A.H.O.A. New York. AH O A I and preserved the triumph breaking The 24-year-old butterfly, coming up on the last the six points for fourth would Yoat.sib " 4 11 , for Bold Ruler, from the San Francisco Plews.gb l 4 Bauer.rf 3ill known lap to beat Dick Tanabe of In- not have given the 1 2 T HrUl.rf I u 1 ii,!Ramos. No 1 post, was fourth out of the jslußßer, for his supreme It title. Rm-Klb I mu M'D'ld.aa 3 il 5 The Yankees confidence and his willingness to i diana, who set the earlier rec- Earlier, Michigan Sievers.lf ft l o Lumpe.as 1u t l scored a run* ‘ gate, but the entire field was lost five ! Lemon, rt ft n 1 u Kubek.cf 4 n 1 n without a talk, ord in the afternoon Rrb retc benefit of hit in the away well, and Arcaro rated his hit five homers for the trials. The points the same way when Dick! 'I O'J u Howard.c 314 1 inning Pirates last triple winner was the late Hrrr.mi.rf t 2 1 u Sk wr n.lb 3 I ft n first when Hank Bauer horse along with Gen. Duke, who Rally by Eastern Cagers in exhibition Karnes. Hanley was disqualified for an Luttrell.es 3 ii ! 4 Tn'by.lb ll 3 I I walked, stole second, away However, he struck , John Marshall of Australia, who Ramos.p •; | ii n Martin.'.'b n il I il took third was first and led to the out fre- 1 illegal turn before finishing sec- gCourtney u n did il, while Yale 1 u R'd'snn.gb 3 I | 3 after Gil McDougald filed out clubhouse turn. Then Carstens quently and was hittiiiß only ¦ representing ond in the 100-yard freestyle. Ch’k'les.p 1 a u 1 Carry,3b 3 2 1 |; previously C'lrm'n.lb I (Mil and scored when Tony Kubek moved out in front with Federal .220. Jecko had won the Martyn.lf u Tops Stars, Michigan’s supremacy in the •; ft ii grounded out. Hill, who got in this by West's yard butterfly u race 73-63 i Also optioned to Hollywood I 200- and the 200- DHtnar.p il n ii two dives, where Yale hadj IBrrra 1 ll o il Then the Senators enjoyed virtue of a brilliant effort in the was Pitcher Roger yard lndviidufll medley. DrPalo.p | NEW YORK. Mar. 30 Charlie Tyra. Manhattan's Gerry tonk a from Duckett to Peterson and First ' 69-61. late in meet, coming ahead; I Oroundrd out for Pitinar in 2nd C. the tonißht, with 441.35 points Oroundrd om for Kamos In dth FLORIDA Paulson and St. John’s Dick square it again and then hit a I Baseman R. Stevens. |up a 3 Walkrd for DrPalo In sth. m DERBY CHART with dead-heat first with10l Ron Smith of Southern' 4 Ran for Slaughter In sth Duckett to defeat the West, J um P shot which Rave the East , Michigan State in the medley by Trißnßle riiblicanons, inc.» t Methodist who had 432.60. Washington . ... oho mil 73-63, *ls lead- non—l (n TH RACE AT OULFBTREAM PARK -The Florlrtß Dfrbv: mirse. SIUO.. today in the 11th annual Ni gto York . 120 200 < 000 **X*Nftddrcl. .{-year-olds; off I good; Hopkins Sets Record Ooll—ft I ng l‘» mllfs. Po.st, 4:?!•: 40'?: start won driv- Fresh Air Fund collegiate all- Ebben and Krebs Runs—Yost (St, Plrws. ! place "ame Winner. Calumet Farm s hr. c ny Hull Lea— -Wistful. Trainer, each scorcif Blrvrrs MW). game EXHIBITION Harvard’s Henry Dyer won the Lemon Luttrril. Ramos. Haurr Bkiiw- 1 11. A Jones Valuta—?7H.4oo, s!is.oott %\ ,i, »7.5nt», a;t Aon. Tlnica—- star basketball before 13,- 13 for the losers. The series roll, Marlin. Carry I2t, Error—Kuhck lila s. J ;t4 3 s; 1 :4rt4 s (equals world record!. Clfar Square Garden, 100-yard fiec-style In 49.4 sec- Huns butlrd In- Kuhck. Marlyn, Carry ana last 448 in Madison stands 6-5 in favor of the East. Ira Murchison's 6.1 Brrbrrrt, 1 I3i. Ramos. Yost i.li. Picas. Horae Jockey Wgt PP ' 4 ’j str. Fin. odds. HMU's Jim Krebs and Detroit's Duckett was BASEBALL onds. otic tenth slower than the Runnels. Two-hase hits—blrvrrs. , Owner. named the most Homr Ramus. Htien Milk.’ (HartacSl Ir: pi ,*»•» |*J record. to flrws, runs-Carry, Yost •»» Calumet Farm": sn»s Bill Ebben sparked the West to valuable player in the panic Ties Dash Record meet Second went fly—MarlynStolen Bold Ruler (Arearo. | i». -jb Whcatlev Stable. flO KKXM.TK VKKTEKDAY hnsr—Haurr Sarrlflcr ron ** Washington. A). plays L fBr Erb ]!£ Farm. IHO a 40-33 halftime lead. which 7; New York • Gary Morris of lowa. Double -Riehiirdaon to McDou«ald:< 2* n ‘ ot' 't* » J* j' Calumet was televised nationally. I !!: Brooklyn, 5 MOUNT PLEASANT, Shan Par (Shoemaker! 11* a ft ft ft 4’ t A IN Cincinnati. I. Mich, to Skpuron; Chakalea to Luttrell p •:». Grissom. a* Just before the 7; Cy Hopkins or Michigan to i Fnici.i HIU 12 V » i •, c t usskv ft.os nine-minute, , Milwaukee. •] Runnrls; ___ Detroit. Mar. 30 (/P) —lra Murchison of Luttrell to Plows to Runnels 1 ic»r«tena» i mark of the l New York IN', II; Baltimore, 3. smashed the meet record for the Left on bases—Washington. 0; New! a Calumet Farm entr> half, ' second the T ** i Philadelphia, 3; SI Louis. I. Western Michigan tied the 3 Bases on balls—Oft Ramos. 1; 0 d 0lla u < ‘ OEN DUKE out. * world York, , ... ,Tr . , I‘,r , . *2.10. BOLD RULER. West led, w«h».» a o 4 Dommrrer a g Pittsburgh, Chicago 200-yard conventional breast- oft Pit mar, 1; f's out ,lo,?l, VMKOF1 '^J?“ oue1 r'(no show by 57-50. However 1 < ft. (Ai. It. oft Chakalea. 2: oft De-j! 10. IRON wagerlns) 1 i Cleveland 11; Chicago a record of 6.1 seconds for the 60- Palo 3 struck out—By Dttrnar. by Han die ffINT.7Oft Tyra. who had been sharing the Palmer •: !r! ruend City, 4: stroke for the second time today 1: ¦ ?A 5 , Kansas Mnttalo I yard today winning Chakalrs. Ii bv DePalo, 2. Hits—Oil OEN 'DUKE aiertiy w»a In hand, raced unde; Indianapolis, city dash in thut In 3 Innings; broke but taken on outside while center spot with Dayton’s Jim » II 13: Kansas ••B.” 1 when he won the final 4n 2 min-j pltmar. 7 oft DePalo. I restraint on backatretch, moved up boldly on .ea-lng SSn 7 event In a dual meet with Cen- In n Innings; off Terry, Inning; i three-elghtha pole but •• (IAMEX none In dropped momentarily. He ramc on the! u,k, t " « I i the Palmer, returned after resting ' . a Asmara TODAY ,utes, 20 seconds flat, breaking oIT Ramos. 3 In ft bark aaam on outside and wore dswS n 1 r." Senators-Braves at Innings; off Chakalea I BOLD RULER -nterlnalhe last sixteenth RULER, n< Orlando tral Michigan. -In I Innings. BOLD held In reMrvJ Aon2 with four personals and hit !! Dodecrs-Whlte Box at Tampa, the mark of 2:22.7 set this aftet- Runs and earned runs- I inside early remained In tills position to half-mile marker where was five wi!foni 011 rhoinpJon ?¦' ' n,s Oft Pltmar. off DePalo, he i.2i! » o « £ul:‘ < a , Phoenix, The H-1: 1-1: off I to outside of FEDERAL HILL and look the vvn«ht i i ..V race was run In Central’s noon by Terry. (Mi; on Ramos, lead while between horse. Q stralßht points. He scored 20 in Rcds-Phllllr. at Clearwater. Barry Yap of Indiana ft-ft: on Chakalrs, i pressure entering stretch he succum. ed to winner In mldstreleh while hnldin. Plraies-Carda Myers field house. Murchison was a It-Ii Hit by pllrhrr- By Ramos iMar- gamely IRON slow to rearh his bost slipped .f£ all. Paulson added a drive-in T»ial* si iaia Toiaia ioitlieaI at Port Yap was placed tin ¦ LIKOE. stride .hrough alone Ifn» to Bed Box-New Orleans at New thud In the l Ralk- Ramos. Winning pitcher— i rail on final bend to make a bold hid a furlong out had •• Orleans member of the Olympic out little left when | 1956 Ramos Losing pitcher— test rame SHAN PAC made up ground but, seriously .il? tie the score at 57-57 at 11:59. Orloles-Indlnna at Tucson i plica—Hurlrv Pltmar Urn- t ome could not S'll'lo—-ill 1 at St. Petersburg. titcam. I See SWIMMING, Page C-5 Napp and Riga. Time —J.FEDERAL HILL cut nut a swift uaca wftia brina cleverly rated k fr L Attendance—2,Bo2. huddenlr when set down for drive. bi* aavl lii***