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¦ ButTeam ~»~ Leads * 5-4 ... t X .r> . Top as Friend League Tough One, By the Associated Press opener on Al Kaline’s 15th-1 By BURTON HAWKINS Sa* Not one of the Tigers’ pitch- inning single at Cleveland and Star Stan Writer B w f '¦* ing "big four”—Frank then that series Washington baseball . 1 Jw„ >. ?••¦** Wife JgMMBI T/. Clicks Lary, swept on'J fans Again Jim Don Running, Mossi or Kaline’s ninth-inning home ¦ i have been seeking a new hero, Paul Foystack—has been a win- run. ; and while By the Associated Press they’re appreciative ner thus but home far, runs and Colavito, the ex-Indian, made ¦ i of the .591 hitting of Bob Al- This definitely is a new have the his singles put Detroit second Detroit homer good l lison and the pitching of Ca- season for Bob Friend, the (club for runs on top in the American two in the second in- : milo Pascual, is *< ~ Pirates’ right-handed pitching • who due to face ,sv “*^,’if.' League race. ning against Dick Donovan. the Red Sox this afternoon ace . at . , ¦. who had such bad a year ' ~ White i *• Bunning the no-hit right- Sox starter, and drew Griffith Stadium, *» ”*"• ' -»»>'«*“ , 'WiiiiTjWtt »-' '-•%»-¦ in 1959. they tempo- an ovation from 53.563 hander who shared the club fans— ; rarily have latched on to Friend away his second • Billy put a record at ~" '~ 3* opening-day crowd i Gardner a - - & b as man worthy of I. -¦•— straight complete-game victory Mojor Box Scores. B 8 ¦ r^7>- . * (second place in the Tigers plunked. 1 followers, unaccustomed to - ¦• the National • st v Chicago •• ¦ - • -*<¦ /’*' **•*.' '"¦¦Wfe home run, off Mike Garcia in ! League out of tie for first 1 agile maneuvering around race. a place by the sixth. It sec- C. V. was Detroit's first ! base. Whitney’s Tompion (2) races to a were A handing the White Sox their ' ond The veteran Gardner length- Kentucky Derby eligibles. Pied d'Or (1A) year ago. Friend lost his home-opener victory since 1954. and-a-half over first A really is giving them what victory Windfield Fann’s Vic- of Calumet Farm was third after the first seven games and didn't loss, 6-5. two-out single they setting want. toria Park in win until his by Lou Berberet in the ninth Ford Ahome run the first Yankee off loss August 24. And by then he had Rocky Colavito, Eddie Yost to Boston in 11 innings, it Hoyt Wilhelm in the third. lost 15 enroute to an 8-19 and Steve Bilko. was Gardner who captivated | The stubby southpaw allowed 7-5 FAVORITE IN season that made him the The Yankees moved Chi- .many in the big crowd of 16.707 LAUREL 'CAP topi j past the Orioles seven hits in seven 1 : loser with a brand in the league after shar- cago into second place, beating ' of second base World Records innings before giving way to , the lead for play hadn’t Tompion Adds ing victories with Baltimore. 5-0. as Whitey Ford ’ they glimpsed in Terry, who saved the second 22 the year before. and Ralph combined for ; years. Piano Jim Terry straight two-man shutout by ian eight-hit shutout, Kansas Gets Off Fast Carrying Pirates Near Top the Yankee staff. Rookie John Throw I City won its first, sending win- Two It the Gabler and Ryne Duren blanked The Senators hadn't Sought by was third straight I pro- less Cleveland a Derby Prestige to third defeat, the Red Sox four victory and fifth in six on hits > duced an infield double play Chalk games 4-1. Boston defeated Wash- Players' for the Pirates, moving them Thursday. this season until the first in- Hopes in ington. 5-4 in 11 innings, the Home within a half-game of front-i runs by Mickey Mantle ¦ ning last night and it other American was In Kansas By JOSEPH B. KELLY (develop. Reinzi is certain I League game. and Hector Lopez, the first for ¦ worth waiting Meet to running San for. After In Sprint Win Francisco. The Don Star Racing Editor fit Grant's of Giants took each and both off Wilhelm, . Buddin doubled off style riding as over all alone with Relief Pitchers Score Jim Kaat LAWRENCE. Kans., April 23 Walter he lacks but 10-8 decision made it a breeze for Ford, mak- ' to the M. Jeffords’ Piano > early speed can LEXINGTON, 23 I a over the Cubs open game, Pumpsie (APi.—The 35th 1 Ky., April A of relief Kansas Re- Jim • turn it in the late stages. at Chicago, while pair pitchers. Pete mg his first appearance. | Green was nicked by pitched may change the tune for on • 1 to ' tucky step Derby have men. players today when he takes s five-eighths Market Wise . place by beating the Dodgers, picked up Detroit’s vic- (righthander, gave up nine hits ; : after Frank Malzone flied deep 'iWas taken in a champion’s Jim Baird. East Texas State’s 11-7. tories behind starts Lary. I while beating the Indians for ¦ to right. on six rivals in the 47th run- • Handicap at Aqueduct. j Philadelphia whipped by ! ' two-time National (stride by the 5-2 future-book Mossi and Bunning. (the intercollegi- of the Laurel I Rounding out the field ; Cincinnati, 10-7. Morgan fourth time in a row since: ¦: Bobby Thomson grounded to ning $27,875 are favorite. The next step, less ate broad jump ! ' won his second with one per-! 11958. Norm Siebern and Bob /Harmon Killebrew, who threw champion, Handicap, the track’s oldest Alfred Muller's Charlesgate, Friend, who shut out Cincin- • than a week away, may prove j feet came up with the only record inning against the White Cerv hit consecutive, second- Jto1 second for the force. Pump- stakes race. 110, with Henry Block up, and nati on four hits Sunday, has in 1 i much more difficult. Sox. Bob battered sie yesterday’s opening compe- the Shaw, in his inning home runs off Rookie . plowed into Gardner at A crowd of about 20.000 is . apparently outclassed Gee- C. V. ridden allowed only one scoring inning Whitney’s colt, L first start the Hawkins second, but not before tition, breaking the oldest mark chee 107. in his last 18. Thursday, was Wynn and Cerv tri- . BiUy expected to make Piano Jim , Lou, by Willie Shoemaker, proved [ The Braves end- in the loser in relief for Chicago, giv- pled home another in a . had gotten off brisk throw to Relay’s books. ed his scoreless two- a the 7-5 choice in the mile-and- he's Derby material yester- string at 11 Baird jumped 25 feet 5!4 Big Double Payoff top ing up two hits and five walks run third. The Indians, who , Don Mincher to complete the an-eighth handicap the ’ innings when Billy Bruton despite day in downing seven other in 1% innings. . double play. Inches to crack the 29-year-old tripled and gave up such sluggers as Cola- ' favorite jinxwhich has reached The big numbers but scored on an in- mark of 3 I produced I Derby hopefuls, his next Two walks and a single by vito and Minnie Minoso In the third inning, Gardner 25-4 » set by lowa’s field out. and Hank Aaron fol- in t serious proportions. In the last , the largest double of start in Blue Grass ( dashed Ed Gordon payoff f Thursday’s Colavito came ahead of Ber- trades, stranded ; ' far to his right, stabbed in 1931. 23 lowed with his third home seven runners races at Laurel, the public the 1960 sea- run : Maryland racing ¦ Stakes, probably will be against beret’s break-up single for the for a three-game total . Green’s grounder, unleashed his Today’s program offered two for 2-2 tie in the third of 28 ' choice has failed to win. son yesterday when the 11- inning. throw while and athletes ¦ tougher competition. Tigers, who won Tuesdays left on base. 1 whirling treat in a bid for world The Piano Jim, of the and-10 combination clicked for Included in the field he Pirates, who chased Juan again the thun- records. highweight applause was a Pizarro with small field with 117 pounds, is ; $717 return. whipped yesterday in the 7-fur- runs in the first, derous. The fact that Billy had then cracked the tie and Threaten World Titles seeking his second straight vit-i Pytchley, who gave most ; long Forerunner Purse, his first . hung singled in the first inning and the defeat on fans so Joey in the scored, then did the tory in the Laurel, a feat much trouble in were Jay ROCKY HITS HOMER same thing Bill ac- pro- ¦ race Kentucky, such ON FIRST TRY Nieder, former Kansas third when he hit Don Hoak (in the third, didn’t complished only once in the ¦ nouncing his name that they ' stars as Victoria Park. Pied decrease the •tar shot was a putter, after the didn’t with pitch and Hal Smith fol- (customers’ admiration for the long history of the race—Os- even consider him in d'Or. Hillsborough and Bour- recognized wwld mark of 63-4 lowed with a triple. Pittsburgh mand in 1927 and 1928. Jockey ¦ the double, won the opener at ; bon Prince. newcomer. held by Parry O’Brien, ex- Karl Korte scored three more in the fourth: Hail is to ride Piano $33.80 with Joe’ Colavito Jim. . Jockey Regal- Those may well be back for 53,563 Allison Also Clicks Southern California ! all with two weight- who warmed for his task buto The : out. on Bob up ; up. 4-year-old was ! a try at the $25,000-added Blue man. Nieder had of Clemente’s two-run homer Allison brought Gardner a toss by winning a six-furlong dash making his first j and i start since last ; Grass Stakes. And to make around after 65-7 in the recent Texas II Smith s double. both of Billys last week and setting track : December at Pimlico. Smith, acquired a things worse for Tompion, from In Debut at Detroit singles and Bob scored himself Kansas in inter- Relays. record. In the ¦ j City an second race, tw’o long- Weatherwise and Venetian in the second inning on single J. D. (Goose) Uni- ¦ Way league trade, now has driven in a Martin, shots it Two Serious fought out in the ! are likely too. DETROIT, April 23 (AP).— - derful thing.” Colavito Jim Lemon give a versity of Oklahoma Rivals starters, 10 runs on six hits—all for said by to Kaat pole stretch with Double Jo defeat- afterward. in droves in a , “I never expected a 3-0 lead. vaulter, sought to beat the The most serious trouble for Won at 6 Furlongs extra bases. They came wildly ing Fall Creek by a like this. The rookie lefthander had Piano Jim length. enthusiastic welcome for , reception I a world record of 15-B'i. Martin appeared to be Greentree Stable Double the Double Jo. with Frank Lovato , announced Mays’ Clincher “It like three-hit shutout with in the was someone gave me one out exceeded that height this lumped Shoestring Sta- some surprising Tigers and it has in the time ago it would skip i a million saddle, returned $36.60. 1 The Giants walloped five home ; dollars. I feel that in the eighth inning, but Pete season but under conditions ble’s Ashlar, 110, with Jockey the Forerunner for been Fall Creek but the Blue a long time since Briggs time I hit a Bob was 33-1, the j I runs against the Cubs, but it > way every home Runnels doubled while pinch that may not be accepted for Corle, and Brookmeade Grass Weatherwise's double was ’ as next run. My payoff only slightly was Willie Mays’ double in a Stadium rocked with such ex- . concentration is good. hitting and Buddin duplicated a record. Stable's Oligarchy, with | 110, start. The colt showed I get the larger than that on the win- bril-; two-run eighth that clinched it. citement. to plate and I feel the swat to spoil Kaat's string Another field Arthur Chambers aboard. Oli- great man, at liant stretch steam in winning I have to hit—just ner $789.10. Jim Davenport walloped two meet the of zeros. Then, with two down, Bill Alley, thrower for garchy was outrun in the Ex- Yesterday’s throng of 53.563 javelin 104 . a 6-furlong event here re- homers for ball—just get a single. Only winning $2 doubles the Giants. Others at the Tigers’ 60th J Malzone ruined his evening Kansas, sought to defend his celsior last Saturday at Aque- American sold one cently. "Then were and fan held a were hit by Willie McCovey, established I my subconscious with a home run into the left- championship here. has duct, but has a likingfor Lau- League home epener Alley $lO cashable Venetian Way, who worked Ed. Bressoud comes ticket. and ex-Cub Dale an all-time . along and gives a field seats which tied the score the best rel and won today event two opening-day turn- me season’s throw of s 7 furlongs in 1:24 yesterday, who 1 Long, got off a three-run out and the Detroit heroes . ooost. And I've just gotta try at 3-3. 260-11. : years ago. The also is rest of the day’s card eligible for the mile- shot as a to hit it out. I can’t pinch-hitter. didn’t disappoint anyone ex- , just con- Kaat still might have Record were in the for I Another horse that fancies was more of the Blue offing same for the and-an-eighth Grass, trol myself sometimes.” the the Laurel j Sam Jones, failing to go the cept the White Sox. (emerged the winner, for relay teams in several events, ( footing is William chalk followers as nine considered straight a major Derby prep. The The Tigers, who stumbled Senators scored in the Hal Pete's distance for the first time in Tigers stayed in the eighth especially the mile and 440 Bishop’s Folly, 108. choices went down for sec- the Tompion’s victory in the along at a 2-15 a One of three starts, gave up homers game on home-run power, then ! clip season after First-Baseman Ron Jack- where the talent and Bishop's best horses, ond Forerunner was competi- straight afternoon. a slow press ago and cost Bill Nor- Ito Frank Thomas and George won it on two walks and two , Manager son booted Dan Dobbek’s tion both were Pete’s Folly won the Wilwyn The last favorite that in good. to win at began early the back- | man his in less than a | Altman. Billy Loes won in re- singles in a dramatic ninth job grounder. Earl Battey sacri’- Handicap at Laurel last spring. Laurel was stretch and Ole Rob in Wednes- continued right to lief When Catcher month, now are undefeated in Record Tries Fail Clarence with some help from inning. Lou (fixeed and Mincher supplied a Meaux is scheduled to fourth the wire. A bit slow at day’s race. So far this the Berberet drove a two-out ‘ three games and Colavito has ride. Johnny Antonelli, who was single crisp single to center, scoring Kansas and East Texas week only six favorites have start, he down the entire hit home State¦ wore making his first to center for the winning runs in two of them. J. Frederic Gael’s appearance. run, Dobbek. Reinzi, 112, won in 45 races. field and finished length the and and - won university college l a The Cards scored the delirious fans cranked ' with Howard five runs up Truman Clevenger and Chufk sprint medley relays, Grant up. has a Yesterday’s crowd of 8,893 a half in front of Victoria respec- against the Dodgers in the first, enough noise to make the pre- Stobbs couldn’t check the Red but both' liking for mud, which did not W’agered Pied d’Or third. tively, yesterday $BlB,BBO. Park. was three on aerial bombs sound like San Musial’s double game RED SOX, 5; Sox in the ninth, however. failed to threaten the records! against Koufax. a pop-gun. The score was 6-5. Was the Favorite Sandy But ‘t With one out. Lou Clinton got as expected. Kansas won in The big attraction was Daryl Spencer’s two-run was Rocky 4 a Timed in a fleet 1:21%,! SENATORS, single off Clevenger for his 3:25, six seconds slower than double off Roger Craig in the Colavito because Detroit fans Tompion paid favorite's odds third hit and Stobbs came the meet record. wanted see East Texas fourth that won it. Spencer also to the man they BOSTON ' of $4.40, $2.60 and $2.20. Wind- along to issue a single to Gary was 2.2 seconds off at 3:24.8. Rich Wood for «b r h rbi homered. John Roseboro, Gil got Harvey Kuenn, 1959 n...u hr Memorial ss •’ field Farm's Victoria Park Buddin. ft 1 1 o Geiger, sending Clinton to Cliff Cushman paid didn’t E. Green. of Kansas Hodges and Wally Moon hit batting champion. Rocky 2b 2 (» o O ¦ o third. Ray Webster's sacrifice $2.80 and $2.20 and Calumet’s c 2 0 0 O O ( turned in the fastest 400- home let them down. He turned I ... year’s runs for the Dodgers. Malzonr. 3b Pied 4 112 1 fly scored Clinton with the run meter d’Or, coupled with Hills- loose an aerial bomb Thompson. hurdles time of 51.2 sec- Robin Roberts needed Ruben himself, , If ft o o o o lb Has » •* <> that knotted it at 4-4. kson ! onds. Favorite borough, returned $2.20. a line shot into the , O O Gomez’ relief after left-center- 6 lb Non-Derby giving up Wertz, 2 111] Behind the first in or- field rs ft Bob Weise of Houston three, home runs by Frank Robinson seats with one on in the • Clinton, ] 3 0 p Wertz Homer Does It Geiger, cf n I I NEW YORK, April 23 (AP). win the der. were Bourbon Hills- second ft 1 0 o claimed the discus title with a Wood, he would be only Prince, and Eddie but his ( inning. 1 0 o u Kasko, won Sadowski.c p 1 That's the way it stood with —The $75,000-added Me- It 2 WiHiams 1 ¦ Wood the second horse ever borough, Lurullah, Tony Graff was Colavito’s first time J 0 p p p throw of 169-4'/2 dethroning: to put ; first for the Phillies. Jim Co- , ' Webster. 2b o o p j p ( one out in the 11th, when Vft morial, a race for 3-year-olds and El Zag. at bat before the F. Missouri’s Dick Cochran who together the Chesapeake-Wood i kers two-run triple in the fifth home folks, , Sullivan, p 2 Bill Monbouquette, race will have a TORONTO. April 23 (AP). Yost accounted for the rest of Louisville May 7. purse of $95,- . $7,500 pot, has more than ab r h rbi hr “, n Boston's sixth After Club runs 2b 6 2 2 ’> »• , pitcher. Martinsburg 100, with the winner Larry Doby. former major, I the with home runs. Gardner. taking(enough background for an L. Louis Wolfson’s Francis S., Green, cf ft 0 o p p ' wild-pitched Al- $60,465. league outfielder, "It was a won- Monbouquette winner overnight race. Tomy Lee, Tim ‘ yesterday ( wonderful, • Allison, rs ft 1 4 2 o of the Governors Gold 3b o lison to second. Dobbek Hires Van ‘ signed a contract with the Killebrew. ft 1 p o ! was Others entered • Tam and Iron Liege, the last (» Gogh Cup at Bowie last month and .were New II Lemon. If 2 11 P three Toronto Maple Leafs who plan 1 Dobbek. If 11 p p p See SENATORS, Page B-8 Commander, John Williaim,j Derby winners, were all j Henri Van Gogh, left the Bay Shors Handicap at Battey. c 4 o n n unem- to use the 36-year-old veteran 0 Power Dam. Greek winners in this it 1 p p p p ployed when the Silver Aqueduct 13. is the Keenation, : : race, though |9Becquer Spring: April 3-1 at first base. iMincher, lb 4 o 11 •• Page, was called a different Zenith, Niequest, Count ; by name. Laz Settles Suit ss ft p 11 public golf course closed down . Wood favorite. He’ll be ridden jConsolo. p PROBABLE Amber and Howard G. Tomy Lee, in winning the Kaat. p 3 0 <• <• p last month, has been named | by Willie Shoemaker. j ft Aspromonte 1 p p p o race last year, set the track p (i p p p p PITCHERS head professional at the Mar- Edward Seinfeld’s Don Over Commercial Clevenger, record of 1:22 which WEEK-END SPORTS 'Stobbs. p o p p p p Tompion H P p tinsburg Golf and Rickies, George D. Widener’s T. V. LARK CHOICE j Throneberry p p p Country; GENEVA, 111., April 23 AMERICAN LEAGUE Vander- —A television Tompion and Graff commercial film H 42 Van succeeds Bob bilt's and IN COAST DERBY Tony Totals 4 10 4 O Boston at Gogh Hop- i Idolater, the Maine Ran Washington Icarried 122 pounds apiece, four which disturbed Don Laz. 1 for Lemon in sth; 2 Filed kins, who died last week from Chance Farm's Never Give In TELEVISION • out for Sadowski in Xth; 3 Doubled Brewer vs. Pascual (1-0). SAN MATEO. Calif., April pounds under the . for F. Sullivan in bth. 4 Fouled out injuries an I Derby weight. Olympic pole vaultes, at suffered in automo- are other well-liked candidates TODAY has ’ for E. Green m sth: ft Struck Cleveland Kansas City 23 (AP).—T. V. Lark, a colt not out for Kaat in Sth: 6 Flied out for Jackson bile accident. Van Gogh will in the I'g-mile event. Baseball brought him an out-of-court Latman vs. Hall 'O-0). (nominated for the Kentucky ‘ in 9th; 7 Struck out for Formeles in take his duties 1. Don 9th. x Walked for Stobbs in loth; 9 Chicago at Detroit—Pierce over new May Rickies, second in the Washington Senators vs. damage settlement of $35,000. Derby through an apparent Hit into double play for Battey in 11th Van Gogh came to Silver Bay Shore, also wasn’t BASEBALL Boston Red (0-01 vs. Lary . named oversight, heads a field of eight Sox. WTOP—9, The former of five University 11-1 BOSTON OPO OOP 031—ft Spring years ago when the , for the Derby. Don Rickies and 1:30 p.m. Baltimore at New York 3-year-olds entered in today's ilinois athlete and 1956 Olympic l WASHINGTON 102 000 010-—I course was as Indian Coleman . operating Francis S. however, are eligible STANDINGS Football [ $40.000-added California Derbj’ I contender disclosed yesterday | E—Jackson. PO-A—Boston Spring Country Club. He re- for the Preakness Washington Redskins Buddin May 21. |at Bay Meadows. vs. that he has dropped suits in 33-lft. Washington. 16. DP—Killebrew NATIONAL LEAGUE mained there when Indian LEAGUE to Garner to Mincher to E Idolater won the Chesapeake AMERICAN Philadelphia Eagles ton . Buddin tapei,: four States asking a total of Green to Jackson. to Gardner at Four of those entered are eli-! W. L. Pct B Consolo Cincinnati Philadelphia— Spring move dto its new site at Stakes G to last Saturday at Laurel. I t WRC—4, 4 p.m. Mincher. Webster to Buddin to • I Detroit 3 0 1.000 (0-1) vs. gible for the Churchill Downs $1,752,000 damages. Wertz. ft, McLish Buzhardt Glenmont, Md. the Vanderbilt New York 3 .750 Mi LOB—Boston, Washington [lf colt could 1 I 14. classic. Noble Noor, winner of ¦ jChicago 2 11 ' Bowling Defendants were Columbia (. 2b—Buddin Clinton. Washinfton 3 2 .600 1 < Bowl the 2: Runnels. the Champ, WMAL—7, SF—Webster. Milwaukee at $lOO,OOO Hollywood Juve- ’;Boston 2 3 .400 2 Broadcasting System, the Ford S—Battey . Pittsburgh ip h r er bb so nile heads that Kansas City J 2 333 2 4 p.m. Motor and CBS outlet tele- Burdette vs. Daniels Championship, Co., o 0 o o 1 '(Baltimore 1 3 .250 2Vj Bowsfleld . . Worthington 2 1 O o o (0-o*. list. Other eligibles are Clown 1 jCleveland O 3 .000 3 Sports Special vision stations. However, settle- S WTOP—9. 4:15 Sullivan .77 3 3 3 6 French Prince. Henrijan and Mirtaugh, RESULTS p.m. ment made by Lloyd's of Fornleles <1 <» o o p San Francisco at Chicago Surete's Aid Asked YESTERDAY was . ’-3 Chittum l’a O (• O 3 1 (the latter for Boston, 5; Washington, 4 (11 in-‘ Horse London, insurer for Universal Sanford vs. Drott . pair longshots Racing | Monbouquette I’3 1 nd] 1 I ningsi. at this mile-and-an-eighth race.; , Detroit. 6; Chicago, ft. Wood Memorial Stakes from Film Co., which prepared the Katt S 6 3 3 2 2 Los Angeles St. Louis 1 P P New York Baltimore, 0. (Clevenger 11 In o McDevitt 10-01 vs. Kline - Cleveland at Kansas City vasion of the vaulter’s ’IBP—By Kaat 1 Tom lant the other to slow , St. Lol:' 2 .386 2 FIuMMF! anji ble, finally won his first race notl. to For large mfg. install, serv- traffic D mod- at least six men are expected RESULTS Senators vs. Red Sox. WTOP. Skip troubles: C. Transit down hot favorites. YESTERDAY ice 4 maintain of full line produc- ern motor coaches take you direct le yesterday after 76 defeats. s to be named as the San Francisco. 10; Chicago, 1:30 p.m. tion ringleaders Police are now an i equip. Will test high school Ttrmit* Laurel Buses load at out Terminal from seeking Philadelphia. 10; Cincinnati. 7. |World’i lirgett In the The , grod« for mechanical aptitude 4 10 30 A.M thru 12 40 P M Buses 'eturn conspiracy. !, attractive blond woman, about veteran campaigner broke Pittsburgh. 6; Milwaukee. 2. j Baltimore Orioles vs. New- general abilities. Selection based on ? our after last race Post time 1:30 PM. St Louis. 11: Los Angeles, 7. Ask about i There no longer is any doubt : 30, who went to secret meet- his losing string in the fourth York Yankees. WOL, 1:55 p.m. test results plus appearance and Doily double closes 1:20 PM LATE GAMES TODAY ability to meet the public. Local ? BIRD departing from our at that a Terminal 66-year-old stablehand, ings with Rogers and is be- race at Gulfstream and Cincinnati SUNDAY $5OOO Insured P.M. Park I at, Philadelphia. training with full pay plus liberal I 1:30 daily Bertie Milwaukee at Pittsburgh "Bandy" Rogers, was in- ! lieved to know the identity of Baseball co. benefits, including cor. Phone paid $l3 80 for $2. ? San Francisco at Chicago. Guarantee Negrotrece FE 7-2403 for appointment. 4 Damage 4 solved in the plot. Rogers i the men behind the horse Los Angeles at St. Louis Senators vs. Red Sox. WTOP, had finished first in his 4 3000 Connecticut Avenue ? committed suicide Wednesday h doping. Police have questioned previ- GAMES TOMORROW 1:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2). Chas. Co inc. 4 8, D. C. ? after he of stable ous start here but at Bruninj n Wethington shortly was inter- j , hundreds employes was disquali- Milwaukee Pittsburgh Orioles vs. Yankees, WOL, viewed by detectives. in recent weeks. Ban Francisco at Chicago. Utt ruuikMi li. ified. | I Los .Angeles at Bt. Louis. 1:45 p.m. | m, tfferal 3-52 N