■ ■■ Sports Roundup Outruns Hoop In Preakness but Kemmerer sportsmen FULLERTON, JR. a trip, By HUGH in contributions and 16. — UP) —It began sending HEW YORK, June his coach “BREAK CLEAN” Davis 9-4 within a week Zand and >HILLIES DOWN Drops that Branch Camp was 40 years ago today that SEE COLT were assured his first Major Jack Burke, 30,000 Rickey played could make the journey. baseball game for the they 4-3 league Moon, who has run 100 in 9.6 sec- , Decision To Browns at Philadelphia. The box WIN AT 12 TO 1 Buccaneers Ernie onds, admits he never has been ex- acore, provided by Historian tended to win a race. PHILADELPHIA, June 16—(tP)— The Wilmington Pirates Lanigan, reveals that Catcher Ric- l wild by Jim Turner, mak- (he wasn’t the Mahatma then) Vo-Favorite With pitch key FOR VICTORY , his fourth relief appearance in three attempts OUT ng didn’t get a allowed because Finishes n the last four games, .That wasn’t surprising The Bowlers’ Victory Legion, Derby Champ, third oe Berry to race in from Rube Waddell fanned eleven which has furnished the cash for In Fifth Place vith the run that gave the Phil- Browns to win 10-1 and Rickey such things as books, playing idelphia Athletics a 4-3 victory in went down on strikes twice. .If cards and fishing tackle for ser- 0 today. U11B Ui Octm raxion. in the the Branch was anything vicemen. is virtually certain to By ORLO ROBERTSON outer youthful The defeat, was the first for Tur- gardens Paxton made four of a matter war ends, catc’>e like the Rickey today, carry on after the prob- June 16.—(A*) this sea- that , Md., ler against two victories brought the fans to their that interested him as to help in the rehabilitation fee’ probably ably' a 12- to 1 shot, ab- ion. Berry, who was credited with The backhanded snag of his hits was the line: “At- .This the BVL —Polynesian, Gaspari'i much as program. year for ast triumph over the long drive in the was ended Jr.’s, bid night’s Herman Croom la^t with second ;nniM tendance — 3740.” -The has collected a quarter million ruptly Hoop, week, Yankees, picked up this game too, was one that the fans will with the more than last turf’s crown to- 180 lengths yesterday. ta'k Rickey’s only game dollars—$65,000 the prized triple two de- about for some lis fourth success against time to come h that season but it also still is going strong ev- the Ken- of the new Browns year—and day by soundly whipping feats. Upon Rearing bat Paxton collected three him his first big-time has subsided the 55tir hits1 brought en though Bowling tucky Derby winner in After trailing for seven heats, mark, Croom returned to the in four times at bat. notice. .The Philadelphia for the summer. at Pimlico. 3-3 in another record of press and richest, preakness he Yankees tied the game pool and set Charlie Willard, a newcomer Nv-rth American scribe (possibly the a side stroke. in Swinging into the lead alter ;he eighth and knocked starter 220 lengths using shortstop the Pirate roster al but h« got started CLEANING THE CUFF a good , first three-sixteenths of a mile, Steve Gerkin from the mound. Another record was set by gave a good account of himself said to be distantly relat- the his 10th director his Rickey, Joe who returned from the son of Unbreakable from 3-eorge Stirnweiss’ , Adam Smiah, physical Playing first night game, He was assisted by Mr- Tepsic, wrong. stable of Mrs. P. A. B. Widener of steal of the year, HerShel Martin’s of the Y, when he swam- the lard garnered two hits out. h to become Penn State of’thre# sd to the genius who invented thiri Guadalcanal with Et- in two times at bat and Philadelphia, romped home •un scoring double and Nick length of the pool strokes, handled five d:f. distant relationship. prize package in baseball, finish- a very two and one-half lengths to spare :en’s fifth homer of the year ac- using a trudgeon. ficult chances with one error ed a ten schedule with an game the of Veteran :ounted for the trio of runs. -V--— Johnny Wilbourne, a under guidance making \is OVER THE MOUNTAINS even .500 average and half-dozen Wright to tack up his own Berry began the 10th with a safd- initial appearance on he major league scouts on his trail. Wayne State Star mound When Zane Moon, 16-year-old cham- on Frank Crosetti’s fumble, was Former N. C. for the Corsairs insists claim to the three-year-old gave up sevcn Kemmerer, Wyo., High school boy. But Joe, just a freshman, to but pionship. sacrificed to second, moved hits, kept them well scatter, A. A. U. he won't play pro ball until he To Coach Georgia Navy won the Rocky Mountain bird on walks to Hal Peck and ed. Wild at times, he .The Hoop. Jr., carrying the silks of walked five dash al Denver, he was gets his college degree. the latter inten- and hit three batsmen. 100-yard off — de- Fred Hooper, never was far Bobby Estalella, ATHENS, June 16,— (/Pi invited several teams to accom- Kessler Field, Miss., Athlatie Turner’s Ga., The locals collected by but he didn’t have the lionally, and scored when eleven bin. the National cham- estimates that soldier- the pace Warren T.TSNR pany them to partment to Buddy Rosar went past Lt. Robert S, gles off Lynch and Rager; took answer to Polynesian’s stretch pitch Lynch in New York. .The lo- golfers there, 1,800,000 swings North Carolina State Col- in the second pionships drive when Mrs- be catcher. former gave way after couldn’t with 32 sets of clubs in about Wright pointed R H O A cal school athletic fund golf sew York Ab allowing hits. Rager Widener’s colt for home, and puli- lege athletic star and coach will ffve finish', the strain of such a year. Stirnweiss, 2b_ 5 112 5 stand financing ed to contest and gave up ed up lame at the finish. As it was Metljeny, rf_i- 5 0 0 3 0 coach the Georgia Navy Pre-Flight !ix 5 1110 bingles. he had difficulty saving second dartin, if team this fail 5 1 2-10 0 school football Lewis' ttten. lb _ Lieut. Grace with two for two money from Mrs. W. G. 5 0 2 3 4 Commander *W. M. (Matty) Bell Bob (left) Jrimes, 3b Pfc. Kramer with two for Winner who came from far Comdr. Jack Dempsey referees golf battle between Hope 4 0 14 1 three Preakness Feted, Darby Dieppe, Stainback, cf —.- athletic director announced today. Club, where drew 0 3 led the Blue Brigaders with on the rail to into the and Bing Crosby at Tam O’Shanter Country they ; Prosbtti, ss 2 14 the back get affair. He will take up where Lt. Com- PGA fund c _ 2 0 0 1 0 stick. same he crowd ol' 23,000 to servicemen’s rehabilitation Hope Uarbark, money picture—the place [ 0 0 0 0 W. < and Jimmy Hines beat Crosby and Chick Evans, 41-39 in match :Buzas _ mander Raymond Ducky The second game of the series earned in the Derby. 1 c O 0 0 1 0 ’$ Lament to 10 holes because of crowd—and incidental antics of the Prompton, 'Pond former head coach at Yaie will be at Hoop Supporters curtailed 2 0 0 0 0 played Camp Davis this Only a half length separated the Bonham, p ----. off last Pond has been stars. ___ 1 0 0 0 0 feft year. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and s'xSavage _ the —(£>)— and Darby Dieppe 0 0 0 0 0 to at the Naval BALTIMORE, June 16 Derby champ Uettel, p _ transferred duty third game will be played here at a 0 0 0 1 the finish with the Doge, _ 1 The Preakness champion, Polyne- at rurner, p base at Corpus Christi Texas. Legion Stadium Wednesday night outsider from the Pentagon rank 38 3 14 Warren won nine lettes in foot- •at 8:30 o’clock. BULLA’ MCSPADEN and the Totals _ 8y29 sian, Derby in fourth Walter R Stables place. Devil Driver Is First xBatted for Garbark in 7th. ball. baske ball and baseball at Camp pavis A)» H 0 \ Jr. went back to their co-choice of a Bonham in 7th. Fisses, 2b _ 5 0 12 king, Hoop Jeffords’ Pavot, xxBatted for North Carolina State. He was All 4 run scored. Kramer, cf _ 3 1 I i to some the yTwo out when winning o IN TOURNEY barns this afternoon and crowd held 30,000 by fullback in lb LEAD adjoining Southern Conference Kavenaugh, 5 1 1 after g i intense heat, finished fifth Ab R H O A 1929 basket- Grace. If 2 o 2 l o while champagne flowed on one In Stake Philadelphia 1928, captained the running fourth from the break of 4 13 13 Damario. rf 3 0 f) 0 n June 16—(IP)— Kell, 3b _— ball team and caught for baseball PHILADELPHIA. 4 10 2 0 3b _ 5 n n 2 side, tears streamed on the other. the barrier. Peck, rf _ Gaspari, 4 of Atlanta, and Har- 0 14 2 team. ss _ X o ft Johnny Bulla Siebert. lb -— 5 3 Slillenbauer, 5 4 over — — Corks all he place over June 16 W) 0 12 0 c _»_ 4 0 ft 3 old (Jug) McSpaden took over the popped Despite Polynesian’s victory NEV,' YORK, Estalella, cf _- 3 After a year as head basketball Burnaski, 2 _ ft _ 3 0 0 2 0 Lynch, p 1 ft 0 () in the In- in the “F” barn on the back- Pavot in the Withers mile, he Leading all the way, , Rosar, c member of the North Carolina lead $17,500 Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 p 3 2 1 n q at Stable’s DETROIT TAKES zMcGhee _ Rager. invitation tourney to- was permitted to go postward Greentree great handicap 0 0 0 0 staff for more than a de- quirer golf stretch as the c _ 0 coaching admiring Polynesian added Subur- George, 1 as the fans ruslv won the $50,000 4 0 0 2 4 at Totals _ 34 4 7 24 IS day when Jimmy Hines’ game 12 to perspiring star, Hall. 2b _ cade. He has been stationed handlers “cooled out” the colt Park 4 0 0 2 0 withered in the searing heat. ed to get on the Hoop. Jr. and ban Handicap at Belmont to- Rosenthal, If _ the school since Octo- FROM SOX 4 0 0 5 6 Pre-Flight Wilmington Ah R fl 0 A TWO _ ss owned by Mrs. P. A. B. Widener, Pavot band .wagon. As the result by three lengths over Mrs. Wilkins, who day 1 1 0 2 1942 McKeithan. 2b _ 4 2 ft 2 Bulla, the airlines pilot _ 3 ber, 1 thriller from the Jacobs’ Gerkin, p who ^vatchcd the he $6.70 and $3.80 across Ethel D. . 1 1 0 0 l The will an Coward, cf _ 4 2 13 0 spends his off time on tht golf paid $26.00, Berry, p _ Skycrackers play in the same re- Ridden , CHICAGO, June 16.— UP) —De- Allen. 3b _ 3 110 1 traveled the third round, in same box, sitting the board, The Derby winner by eight or nine game schedule. course, 36 4 8 30 18 Paxton, If _ 4 ] x 4 i) was unable to ride Jr.. Totals _•— chair that had been occupied by turnede $3.20 and $2.60 while a $2 who Hoop, roit's twins, Paul (Dizzy) Warren said he would have to 4 even par 70 while McSpaden tied victory zBatted for Rosar in 8th. Stanley, lb _ 1 l 5 i in Preakness. the six old 4 0 n the last five owners of Preakness ticket on was the year new cadets and rf _ 0 n the course record for the second showr Darby Dieppe frout ?nd Harold (Hal) Newhous- Score by innings: build a team from Cheshire, 0—3 ss _ 3 12 3 It was the box of Walter Greentree horse lugged top weight New York _ 000 000 030 Wiiiard, 1 with a 66. Meanwhile winners. worth $4.30. won 56 that only a handful would have had straight day between them c _ 4 ft »r, who _ 102 000 000 0—4 Staton, ] g 1 J. Salmon, Kentucky breeder. of 132 pounds over the mile and Philadelphia holes with at the old \r_ freshman _ Hines, who led after 36 Although the turnout the even college experience. Wilbourne. p 4 12 2 2 one quarter route in 2:04. ;ames last season to keep Tig- 131, ballooned to a 77 and a 210 Not 15 feet away from the frisky hilltop course was below expecta- -V- A 1 to 2 favorite, Devil Diver , in the for the Ameri- Totals .... _ 86 9 11 27 7 that meant fourth place. at the stables, trainer tions, the hotting on the Preakness ?rs running One hundred and eighty-seven Polynesian to win and $2.30 to Score by innings: paid $3.00 place. ;an until the last of salt are contained in Nelson of Toledo, leading Ivan Parke slowly walked hi? der- set a new high with $347,343 going League pennant HAEFNER DEFEATS pounds Camp Davis _ M0 DM 30! 4 Byron There was no show wagering. Dead Sea, .. 2ftfi 10ft fl0x-9 the winter and all he the Mutuels as compared 1 turned back the White every ton of water of the Wilmington money winner during by winner, Hoop Jr., through beat William Helis’ lay, Chicago Stymie » season, again blew a short putt could say was "tough, tough,” as to the previous record of $332,108 ends of a double bill Olympic Zenith by a head for the sox in both i on the eighteenth and wound up he cried and the F. W. last year. RED 4 TO 0 patted place with the Circle M. Ranch’s oday, 7-5 and 6-1. The victories SOX, with a 70 that gave him 206 and colt. In his second straight Hooper chalking up Great Rush last in the four-hoiae two and a half a stroke off the sut the Tigers third place, pace. Morris Dixon, trainer of the triumph in four start? this year WASHINGTON, June 16.— UR field. race. Hines never back on his ir ijmes ahead in the flag both on got Widener entry, was busy between after finishing out of the money Mickey Haefner starred after the third hole where the Trout won his sixth victory of bat tc game his horse, the well wishers, and only once in 10 trips to post the mound and at today Raglan* his second shot bounced off a bot- season when he was sent in to table. All the time as a two year old. Polynesian he help his Washington Teammates AS FEATURIO IN the champagne Overmire in the tle into the rough and his third a net of $66.170— -elieve Buddy Red Sox 4 to 0 he the stable boys picked up purse trim the Boston nestled a tree. He sacri- kept warning Newhouser scattered six against celebra- a record for .the classic three-year- ;ighth. before a crowd of 3,500. to "keep away from the and would teay ficed a shot to get back on the old stakes. The of iits in the nightcap, whoir tions until tomorrow night, then gross purse $87,- Yank Terry, against for rave a shutout but for a wild fairway and needed two putts 670 also set a new standard. had shutout ball, wa: I’ll all the champagne Haefner pitched a six on the par five test. get you pitch that put Chicago's catcher, want.” Polynesian’s time of 1:58 4-5 charged with the loss. you Hike Tresh, on third. He scored All the golfing luck that forsook YESTERDAYS RESULTS not for the mile and three sixteenths opened the Sena- settled in clubs. Dixon said that Polynesian, American the Sox only run on an infield play. Hines, McSpaden's failed to menace ’s stake re- League a%double. Haeffner for the at 4, New York S <10 In- Detroit took advantage of Ed Lo- tors’ third with He had a seven one-putt greens eligible Mrs. Widener’s Philadelphia would cord of 1:57, but nings* in last laid dowp a bunt that John Toblin and on the 495-yard sixteenth he New York next Saturday, pat’s wildness the inning brown colt won like a real cham- Washington 4. Boston 0. let roll and it stayed fair sending out a 300 be tomorrow’ to his farm of the opener to come from behind punched yard drive. His shipped He the front Detroit 7-6. Chicago 5-1. pion. caught running runs Ferrell to third. Georg Myatt No. 2 iron for the hit a tree— at Newtown Square. Pa. He didn’t Cleveland-St. Louis (night game), a 5-4 deficit to score three pin Jr. after going three-six- center, Ferrell the horse would run Hoop, to win the 7-5 victory Pinch-hitter singled to scoring and hopped into the fairway less know’ w’hen in teenths of a mile and once National League Hostetler after When Culberson booted the ball than 20 yards from the green. He again. Boston 6, 5. Charley singled command he never gave ground Brooklyn i. Haefner took third. Benny Steinei to four feet of the and St. Louis 13, Pittsburgh 10. Lopat had walked two men and his chipped flag "He wasn't ready for the Derby hold on the ai as Wright took a snug New York 7, Philadelphia 1. k walk- let Culberson’s relay through for sank the for a birdie. ad- relief hurler, Ted Ross, had putt distance,” Dixon replied when reins and hand-rode him the re- scheduled. Only games ed another. Tresh bobled the re- error and Myatt made second tied for 22nd w h McSpaden, after mirers asked y Polynesian mainder'of the way. scored and reached STANDINGS lay from the outfield to let the Haefner Myatt Thursday’s first round in which he hadn’t gone at Churchill Downs Gil Torres’ Albert Snider, the seventh jock- National League third run score. third on long fly. collected 73 strokes, left the Llan- last week. TeaiAs Won Lett Pet. ey to ride Hoop, Jr. in nine races, In the nightcap, Detroit was off The Senators put the game on ice erch _._ 30 21 Country Clubs’ fairways only someone Pittsburgh .586 In the jockey room, got the Derby winner away on his to a 2-1 lead in the third, and ad- in the when Haefner singlec once His New York_ 30 21 .588 eighth today. 270-yard drive w'asn’t a and proposed that Polynesian toes but he found The Doge Brooklyn _ 29 21 .580 ded another in the fourth. Rudy and scored on T orres' triple No. 7 cleared a border of trees real champion. Polynesian right at his head as St. Louis _ 27 23 ;540. York, Tiger first-sacker, hit his Torres was out on Freddie but landed in the rough where he Chicago _ 25 22 .532 a real battled for in the run fourth homer of in the to Eddie Lake Joe to two feet from “The hell he ain't top they position Boston 25 24 .510 the year Vaughn’s tap chipped the pin, mile back. “What to the first turn—a quarter Cincinnati _ 22 J6 .458 fifth with two out, and Cullen- Kuhel scored Vaugn with anothei an easy putt for a birdie. horse,” Wright came Roy _ 12 42 .222 Jr. and Pavot, from the starting line. Philadelphia bine. right fielder, hit his fifth in The Sox finally got a runnei who told half were they—Hoop triple. Nelson, spectators one on to in the and we won.” As they went past the judges the seventh with clinch to third after two out .ninth vray the round that “I’m damn good horses, through the win. PiokiiD American at Wash. "was worried stand the first time, Polynesian Teams Won Lost Pot. playing terrible golf,” fired a Wright said he stuck his nose in front, and stretch- Detroit 29 18 .617 Boston Ab R H O A but about them all” as he kept the York Detroit Ab R H O A scrambling par had’most of his New 27 21 .563 2 a head- ss --— 2 0 0 ed the lead to full length Hoover, ss _ 5 114 3 Lake, difficulties on ahead of Boston _ 25 24 .510 the short holes and front running Polynesian 2b 3 0 10 the 'St. Louis 23 24 Mayo. 2b 5 0 0 5 4 Steiner. on ing into backstretch. The Doge, 489 0 0 0 1 the greens, where he used 29 die field. r£ 5 113 0 Newsome. 2b 1 _ 24 26 .430 Cullenbine, handled by Johnny Gilbert, was Chicago lb 4 0 0 6 1 On the seventh he lb _ 4 0 2 6 2 Metkovi^h, putts. hooked after Washington _ 22 24 York, “You’ve got to keep right Snider settled .478, If 4 0 1 2 < Others the closest as Hoop, xxWebb _ 0 1 0 0 0 FI. Johrson. his drive out of bounds and his sec- ^Cleveland _ 21 25 .467 because he’s a loafer rf 4 0 2 5 1 Polynesian, lb _ 0 0 0 3 0 Jr. in third place with Pavot. guid- Philadelphia _ 19 28 .404 McHale, I^JcBride, to W ond was in the at cf 4 0 0 5 $5 attempt rough when he in front he W’ants 'Does not include Crarner, cf 4 2 2 1 0 Culberson, £5.00 and" gets ed by , running night ganie. 4 0 0 0 the base of a steep bank. Outlaw! If 5 13 10 Tobin, 3b -.- to ease 3 0 0 4 up.” smoothly in fourth place. Maier, 3b 4 1112 Walters, c —..- -V-— NEW June 2 2 •> ® It was the first Preakness win YORK, 16.—(.P>—Probable Swift, c _ 3 0 2 Terry. P JJ \ The Doge challenged strongly for 0 0 0 01 M you can’t get the piechers today’s doubleheaders, with xBorom _ 0 0 0 0 0 V. Johnson, p ingredient for who piloted but Wright, mid-way of the backstretch won and lost records In parenthesis: Richards, c -0 0 0 0 0 for ice cream try freezing custard in 32 0 5 24 7 to a triumph let Mrs. Widener’s National Lcaguee xxxHostetler 1 0 1.1 0 | Totals _ in It makes Wright long your refrigerator pn Philadelphia at New York— Barrett e -— 0 0 0 0 0 1942. colt out a noten and he Miller, Ah R H O A elegant sundae served with choco- striding 14-6) and Lee (2-5) or Wyatt (0-6) vs. Ovennirc. p 4 0 10 3 Washington “I’ll bet will quickly made his lead one and one Mungo (6-2) and Feldman (5-4). 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 2 2 I late or fruit sauce. my grandmother Trout, p -t- Myatt, rf time the Brooklyn at Boston—Gregg (8-4) and ss 4 0 12' get a kick out of this,” he added. half lengths. The next Torres, Lombardi (4-2) vs. Cooper (6-0) and Totals _ 41 7 14 27 17 2b 4 10 11 who Doge challenged,. he got within a Vaughn, She is Mrs. Ada Wright, 91, Logan (3-1). xRan for Swift in 8th. Kuhel, lb 4 0 t 9 ( neck of the leader but that was his at for York in 9th. 4 0 0 3- now resides at Boise, the Idaho Chicago Cincinnati—Wyse (6-5) x*Fan Layne, 3b final bid. and Prim (2-3> vs. Heusser (4-3) and xxxBatted for Richards in 9th. Binks, cf 3 0 15 1 LEARN to FLY mother is 3 capital city. Wright’s Dasso (3-4). Case. If 3 C 1 into home stretch, H 1 but his Jhmes R. Heading tlfe St. Louis at Pittsburgh—Wilks (3-5) Ab K O A c 3 112 8 Honrs dead, father, Chicago Ferrell, In Only Instruction At lo vs. cf 0 0 3 2 2 0 Wright, also lives at Boise, and Polynesian had a good length and Creel (4-1) Gerheauser (2-3) Hockett, 5 3 3 Haefner, P to and Gables (2-0). Schalk. 2b -- 3 0 0 6 3 he wants to back spare with Hoop, Pr. battling FEIFFER FIELD Wayne says go zMoses --— 1 0 0 0 0 Totals -1- 32 4 9 27 1 make a half length back rf 4 0 110 5 Miles Out on to Idaho next fall, because he up ground, American League Curtright, Score by innings: _' was still an Detroit at (2-2) if 2 0 10 0 000 000 000—11 "out in that of The Doge. There Chicago—Mueller and Dickshot, Boston _ New Wrightsville Highway hasn’t been great 3b 02x * Orrell (2-2) vs. Haynes (4-5) and Lee 4 2 113 ---- 00Z 000 eighth of a mole to go when Poly- Cuccinello, Washington country” for three years. (7-4). Nagel, lb -1- 4 2 3 9 1 nesian increased his to ss 4 3 -V- margin Cleveland at St. Louis—Smith (1-5) Michaels, 112 ■ —- V- two and one half lengths—an ad- and Gromek (7-2) vs. Shirley (3-3) and Tresh, c 3 0 2 4 1 CAROLINA A little chopped chive or onion in the final Muncrief (3-1) or Hollingsworth (2-3). Lopat, P 2 0 111 a vantage that stood up Southern Net Stars put into cooked spinach gives Boston at Washington—O’Neill (3-1) Ross, P 0 0 0 0 0 dash for the wire. 1 0 0 0 0 SKYWAY§ new flavor. Add when spinach is and Wilson (2-5) vs. Leonard (6-2) and zBnker Fieretti (5-1). Take Championships for Hoop, Jr., seeming to favor his Dealer in Aeronca Aircraft ready the table. New York at Philadelphia—Bevens Totals 33 5 13 27 12 over the lame leg, lugged toward vs. Newsom for Ross in 9th. America’s finest Personal Plane -V- (4-2) and Pagee (1-0) (1-7) zBstted CLINTON, S. C., Junp And stamps rail, and apparently interfered and Christopher (10-2). zzBatted for Schalk in 9th. l&^-ttJ.P.)- buy war bonds Behrens, of Fort Lauder with Darby Dieppe’s bid. That -V- Sccre by innings: Buddy Detroit _ 000 220 003—7 dale, Fla., won the Southern Jun move might have settled the bat 020 200 010—5 Sea Sovereign Wins Chicago ior tennis. title' here today, defeat tie for second money but it had MEN’S NON RATIONED (Second Game) ing Bobby Doll of Tampa, Fla., 7-5 I no effect on Polynesian winging Cataline Run Santa Detroit Ab R H O A 6-0 in the finals. in front. • along Webb, ss -—*- 5 0 2 0 1 Richard Mouledous, New Or The held on to fourth 16.— 2b 5 3 3 5 2 Doge JUke ARCADIA, Calif., June (fP)— Mavo. title Cullenbine, rf 5 13 10 leans, took tiie boys by de place with Pavot taking fiflh. Then P a Sovereign, three year old son' York, lb 4 118 1 feating Tony Trabert, Cincinnati came C. S. Howard’s Sea Swallow, came SANDALS ot Sea Biscuit, surging.down cf 4 Cramer, 0 0 2 0 6-1. 6-2. If --- 4 0 0 2 0 | Chris- his to Alexis from Henry Lunger's the stretch like daddy cap- Outlaw, Trabert Keep your feet coo! hot Well oon*'rut»?