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Mr. What Wins Grand National Calumet Even; Mbney Bet M jjJ; ' ,/xf4L^^^ ,JmF V k I&KW By 30 Lengths In Two SIOO,OOO Races bp* *fl rwri Only 7 in Field gr I*jSjl Os 31 Complete Heads Campbell Field Iml^hlh// Race in Mud 11 Starters in Cut to 7 by 3 yi n Hyf ippPrU^Hp^^M AINTREE, England. Mar. 29 Saf (/P).—Mr. What won the 112th Late Scratches /. j^tfiL running of the Grand National n. -¦*>&£& i 1 m Steeplechase today. Tlberetta MIAMI,Fla., Mar. 29 (/P).— By JOSEPH B. KELLY m second ’s Tim Tam. Bt«r Rxelnt Editor ' .BPI - •^yi was and Green Drill strapping dark third In the field of 31 starters. bay son of Tom Iron Liege was an even

“ Fool, 1 .#¦*# muddy, cutting heavily into Florida big test of t> ' vv: : siungton, D. C. today—the $113,300 John B. Derby-age SATURDAY. MARCH ». 19AA Campbell Handicap. m | IsHw the crowd for the world’s the winter for colts. Memorial toughest steeplechase. Tim Tam, carrying 122 At long last—the very last ' day—Bowie getting Mr. What was an 18-1 shot pounds including Bill HOMERS TWICE AGAINST Y'AhHCS was the in the race over 30 obstacles. Hartack, faces 10 other 3-year- balmy breezes and sunshine it The favorite, Wyndburgh, olds in the mile and a furlong waited for in vain since Febru- ary at the weather-jinxed ,HSfy finished fourth and Goosander run at Gulfstream Park, with was fifth. 25.000 fans expected. Herzog's Hot Bat Puts meeting as early arrivals sought out vantage spots for the -fifth .-IFJ Royalty Absent Bright, warm weather and | x;ix- . flH ,*.' running of the Campbell. i >p &¦» The royal family didn’t at- a fast track was in prospect iH HHHH lor the seventh edition of the Spot The racing strip, deluged tend this year of Albie Pearson on with rain earlier in the week, because Derby, Calumet criticism from humane which won last society year with Gen. Duke. By BURTON HAWKINS was drying out gradually to a of the race in Staff which horses If Tim Tam wins, he will Star Writer fast condition for the lA-mile often are hurt so badly they FORT Fla., Mar. 29. classic, which honors the late I «¦ \® x> - «saSaß»yiSi' t« establish himself solid MYERS. illln^^^^^l must be destroyed. as a —Whitey racing choice to take the Herzog is hoping at secretary par excellence, ’ Tlberetta and Green Drill Derby, which went to Calumet’s this point the Senators’ brass John Blanks Campbell. gmBM both were 28-1 in the betting. will disregard the record The expected _ / Iron Liege last year. book, crowd was to Mr. What, Irish-trained, and dismiss past batting sins and total some 23,000. The Camp- |lp owned by D. J. Coughland, took Chief Opposition base their judgment on him on bell field, reduced to seven the lead with only about 10 Chief opposition to Tim Tam what they’ve seen this spring. starters after three scratches fences go |9 •• % * to and never was was expected to come from Mr. They’d have to like what they’re this morning, was due to reach BF Bbi headed. He made a bad jump and Mrs. George Lewis’ Mar- seeing. the post at 4:30 p.m. There was * pwßf^.g on the 30th and final fence and tins Rullah, son of the great Herzog, who was destined to no television or radio sched- ; . -,,- for a time appeared as if he Nasrullah; Jaclyn Stable’s Li’l stick with the anyway uled. • «BBr yx^ go Senators JHr -1B«V ~w!Mr .. might down. .Fella and W. Arnold Hanger’s simply because there’s no other Two Late Entries If The first Irish Hospital| Whitley,j who only recently centerfield replacement for tiny Roslyn Farm’s Go Lightly Sweepstakes of the season is came to Gulfstream Park from Albie Pearson if he is hurt, now and Brookfield Farms’ Tmagem, - ’-<* ,^| based on the race. Columbia, S. C., where he is threatening to give the more surprise entries yesterday, and spent "'¦ Earns $38,624 the winter. publicized Pearson a scrap for Livingston Stable’s Ournav, who completed looking The 8-year-old bay Irish The field will be his job. was for mud. were with- A JOLTING SCORE— of the Phillies nudges the by T. Chenery’s Yemen, with drawn apparently gelding, by Inquisitor- C. when their ball out of the glove of Kravitz of Grand Bob Ussery up; Claiborne Pearson was handed the cen- thought they Danny Pittsburgh in the of Pedulas, terfield post when reported connections had third inning of Duchess earned first Farm’s Sir Ruler, with Willie hf chance today. yesterday’s exhibition game at Clearwater, Fla. Roberts money of $38,624 and rid- and there has been no no scored was Harm at z : Elmendorf's Day indica- Iron Liege, whose last ap- from second on a by . Roberts got his jolts, by A. R. Freeman Eng- tion yet that Cookie den of Court, with Eugene Rodriguez; pearance in resulted too, as the Pirates blasted five homers off the Phillies’ ace to win the land. He is trained in Ireland Sunny Lavagetto is weakening on him. Blue Farm's Lincoln . game, by T. J. Taaffe, former But Herzog is hitting .364 and Makes Big Bid In a sad letdown when he took 8-7. AP Wirephoto. a Grand Road with Gordon Glisson; it on the chin from National among his eight hits 22 —Star Staff Photo. rider. Mrs. Lora Birr’s Belleau Chief, in )n the Preakness spring by last Mr. What won some 30 with Steve Brooks, and Wind- chances have been three home qfter winning Kentucky lengths, separ- runs and the lengths . ] with 15 fields Farm’s Grey Monarch two doubles. Lumenti around for four runs Derby, was again packing ating Green 126 EXHIBITION BASEBALL ROUNDUP Tlberetta and Drill. with Ycaza. Hits Pair of Homers in six Innings, scoring once in pounds today. Only seven horses finished. Eddie Arcaro will ride Whit- Whitey is demanding atten- the second and adding three | But there were no “Bold Finsterwald E. S. 8.. the 1956 winer, was ley. Willie Shoemaker has the Rulers" in the lineup against sixth, and Hollybank was tion and after his performance in the fourth, when Norm Sie- mount on Martins Rullah. and yesterday there’s little doubt him today. There was also a Roberts Still Plagued seventh. H. Grant will ride Li’l Fella. | bern belted a two-run . he’ll get it. He whacked a pair . switch in riders. Dave Erb was The time was 10 minutes, Expected starters in the Herzog of two-run homers as the Sen- Then narrowed the gap slated to handle the reins one and one-fifth seconds. The Florida Derby, who failed to Trails Palmer ators defeated the Yankees, after Lumenti beat out a wicked' astride Iron Liege instead of record is 9:202/5 set in 1934 by show up in the entry box yes- 1 With 'Gopher' Pitches 6-4. Whitey was batting in : hopper to Gil Mc-| [, who was riding Golden Miller and equaled in terday, were John S. Phipps’ ! Tim Tam in Florida. By the showed his appreciation In Mil- by Bogskar. Chief, the jeadoff spot but hitting like < Dougald. Whitey an| 1940 Greek who reportedly rammed Plotting the upset of Iron Pour big league , waukee’s 11-2 victory over the came up a cleanup man. Open with a “hot” knee: pitch 430 feet into Liege today was soft spoken plagued by variety of ail- Chicago Azalea believes he . In Herzog a White Sox. Rush went Little Porter, stablemate of has found the bushes beyond i trainer Hirsch Jacobs with ments ranging from a sore arm the distance and yielded only Reynolds' himself as a hitter after 18- the center- 1 his WILMINGTON, N. C„ Mar. Sime Top Choice Lincoln Road: W. G. an gray 4-year-old colt Promised to second division-itis. were five hits. He retired the last Colonel R. S., who was an- game experiment playing win- : field fence to whittle the Sena- another mound today 10 batters. 29 (JP). Dow Finsterwald of Land, and Paper Tiger, a vet- over test Florida nounced on Thursday as a defi- ter, ball in the Pacific Coast : tors’ deficit to 4-2. eran, only Harshman, Tequesta, Fla., appears to be In Sprint who if he could talk, and one—Robin Roberts—- troubled by a nite starter, and Mrs. Ada L. Mexican League. He altered his Zauchin Cracks had any misgivings. The other back ailment making chasing GAINESVILLE, Fla., Mar. 28 style, injecting Doable would be Bowie’s loudest while with the a career of Ar- Rice’s Talent Show. a false hitch booster. hurlers are Prank of White Sox in 1957, the (/Pi.—The celebrated century of Sir Ruler also into his swing to delay the Walks to Neil Chrisley and Baumann was nold Palmer of Latrobe, Pa. is a son of , Promised Land Familiar Boston, Bob Rush of Milwau- winning pitcher the Florida Relays today looks Nashua, stroke, ‘ Sievers launched a tso-run as Baltimore Going into today’s second Nasrullah. sire of Bold and the results have Promised Land, no kee and Jack Harshman of 14-7. He pitched five innings like another runaway for Ruler and other speedy thor-' been astounding to date. rally in the eighth, when the stranger round of the $15,000 Azalea Senators tied the against to Bowie either, having won Baltimore. and yielded five runs. But the Duke’s Dave Sime, coholder of oughbreds. struggle score Roberts, Open golf tournament. Palmer It’s a to crash the . Zauchin the Gold Cup last spring, was who has been the former hit the the world record, as the top Senators’ outfield, for Roy Sie- i doubled to j j favorite run held a one-stroke lead over Running as Entry | left, scoring Chrisley. ?earson, making his first appearance home target of Na- game’s only homer, a three- rated competition evaporates. is fixture left, 1 League i Finsterwald. Martins Rullah and Li’l vers a in Jim , running for Sievers, at ;in the East after capturing tional batsmen since he run blast in the fourth. Only Florida’s Ellis Goodloe hitting halted up majors years exactly way they Fella will run entry, Lemon has been im- third Santa Anita’s SIOO,OOO added came to the 10 In other games, the Wash- That’s the among three expected chal- as an pressively nail down the ago. continued to have the ington ; stood last Sunday when Palmer lengers with under Trainer Sidney Jacobs. to Steve Korcheck liner San Juan Capistrano on the Senators whipped the times equal to the rightfleld job and Pearson has laced a grass. gopher ball blues yesterday. came up with a last-round 65 Willie Molter is regular trainer to left which Siebern grabbed Ismael Valenzuela was Yanks 6-4; the St. relays record of 9.5 seconds will demonstrated he has a chance. on The four-time 20-game win- City, to nose out Finsterwald by one against for Martins Rullah but Molter at his shoetops. PearsJn tagged hand to ride Promised Louis Cards beat Kansas start Sime. But Land, second highweight ner, a 22-game loser in 1957, 4-2; outslugged An- stroke for top money at St. Billy Cannon has returned to California, it’s nice for Lavagetto to up and scooted to the plate but with Detroit Los ¦ of long pounds. was pasted for five homers—- geles, 12-11, ! Petersburg, Fla. withdrew because leaving the colt in Jacob’s care. view another ball hitter Zauchin, believing the ball 1121 and State of a among athletes, particularly Paper Tiger, 116, was taking four in one inning—by the nipped San Francisco, year ago pulled muscle and Ollan Cas- Sir Roby is the only one in his would fall safely, rounded 9-8. And a this week the since there was suspicion another shot at the Campbell. . Robin es- Mustal Gets Homer ! Palmer, the National Amateur sell of East Tennessee State field who ran against Tim no third and was an eaiy - tablished the existing big Tam in the Flamingo that Herzog fitted the descrip- play victim. Last year he was fourth be- Hector Lopez had two homers champion in 1954, finished one did not follow through with an Stakes After consultation 1 league mark by permitting 46 March 1 and he up tion. In seven years in organ- the umpires agreed hind the victorious Dedicate. for Kansas City’s only stroke ahead of Finsterwald, in expected entry. wound in Pearson home runs in 1956. markers. fifth place. Jewel’s ized ranks Whitey batted .300 had crossed the plate before Two weeks ago the 7-year-old connected for the winng here. Although Goodloe has Reward fin- ished first but disqualified only once. Last year it was the out made at Paper Tiger, sired by Stymie, Big Klu Hits Two Cards, picked up equalled Sime’s relays record of was was second who the win- Palmer sliced six strokes oil for bumping Tim .272j with Miami, hardly a rec- base. made his customary late rush ning the ninth a 9.5 in the 100-yard dash, that Tam in the walloped two run in on Ben ;par with first-round 66 on stretch and placed second, ommendation for the majors. Grim walked , and won the Bowie Handicap of Pittsburgh's homers Valenzuela's double following ! nine-hole is his effort. Sime four times with Russ Kemmerer I while a scores of 34-32. Fin- Tim Tam declared the If Whitey keeps hitting, in the ninth and Herzog boomed ! byway of a warmup. Benny Daniels, Johnny Powers single by Curt Flood. sterwald, Vardon Trophy win- has equalled the 9.3 world winner. the Alfred If all 11 start, the Florida least of his worries will be an inside-the-park homer to G. Vanderbilt had Six homers, including year record. Danny got a averaged _ hopes of and Kravitz the I ner last when he Derby will gross $119,000 about playing regularly. Cookie the centerfield wall. Whitey winning his second others for the Pirates, who grand slammer by the Dodgers’ 70.3 strokes for 108 rounds, and J Campbell the winning owner will net will find a spot for him either hesitated at thfrd. then charged with his consistent won, 8-7. , were hit in the in with 33-34. oldtimer, Find, came $77,900. with $20,000 for sec- lin the outfield or at first base, again and scored with a bruis- an 8-year-old Baumann, fastballing left- Los Angeles-Detroit contest. Harlem Stars Win who manages a The two 28-year-olds could ond. SIO,OOO third, $7,000 where Herzog has experience, ing slide that bowled over invariably to get who The winning however, * hander has been bothered run, was not afford to overlook their fourth and $3,000 Catcher John Blanchard. part of the purse. He has by ground fifth. the minute Pearson. Lemon or a sore wing the past few scored in the ninth on a challengers in the starting field As Tatum Shines (EST). been freshened at Sagamore pitcher Post time is 4:45 p.m. Norm Zauchin should falter. Kemmerer. who allowed two seasons, turned in his best ball that Jackie Col- of I}6. Knotted at only AKRON, , Mar. 29 (/Pi- hits in this three-inning Farm following a campaign at showing too 69. • Whitey’s power is newly dis- effort, of the exhibition sea- lum fielded late to retire three shots off the lead, were Goose Tatum, warming up in yielded a pinch single to Harry Santa Anita. Find, with 119 son as the Red Sox downed the Tigers’ at the the second half, led his covered. He belted 21 homers pounds, was being by big George Bayer of San Ga- Har- EXHIBITION in the rarifled air Simpson with one down in the ridden Cincinnati, 8-5. The former plate. lem Stars to 80-68 victory at Denver in Joe Culmone, who has enjoyed jbriel, Calif.; Bob Goalby of! an he ninth but escaped damage bonus baby yielded only two Cleveland used six pinch-hit- over the Collegiate here 1955. but cracked only two singular success at Darien. Conn., and Billy Cas- Stars BASEBALL last His showing when McDougald flied to Pear- Bowie dur- runs and three hits in a five- ters in the last two innings and per last night. The game drew a season. here ing this meeting. of Apple Valley, Calif. making upon son and pinch-hitter Enos inning stint. One of the blows four produced as the Indians crowd of 2,000. GAMES TODAY is his bosses look Slaughter Vanderbilt won perhaps Bayer and Casper showed sharp PltUburth v». Washington at Port went down swinging. the from Myrrs. him with favor. was the fourth of came behind with two putting, rolling putts Tatum was held to seven Fla. NOTES—HaI Griggs face best remembered Campbell in in several iN* »»• at The Yankees Ralph will the spring by the Redlegs’ runs in the ninth. Veteran points in the first half but Baltimore Meta. cuffed the 1955, when Social Outcast of from 18 to 45 feet. Goalby, aO*M° I Pirates here today. . . . The . ’s single scored vt Los Angeles Tampa. out on tour after leaving a club job. scored 30 in the second. The at Senators will battle the Red nosed Fisherman on the Rush, who toiled for the Fred Hatfield with the game- Harlem Stars 55-42, at Mllw ukee ts. St. Louis at wire after all four starters . Braden- Sox tomorrow . birdied three of the last seven trailed. at Orlando. . . lowly for 10 ending tally. of the ton. Pla. SENATORS, 6; raced like they holes to move into contention. the end of the first half. Philadelphia vg Kansas City at Games today and tomorrow will were lashed to- years before being rescued by Giants and Bill Moran of Charlie Hadden. former West Palm Beach, Pla. gether through the home- Arnold Palmer .*l4-32—06 i Ban Francisco vs. Cleveland at be broadcast by Station WWDC the Braves the past winter. Cleveland homered. Dow Finsterwald 33-34—07 Kentucky star, 32 Phoenix. Aria. YANKEES, 4 stretch. George registered starting at 1:25 p.m. Mickey Bayer . 33-30—09 Boston at Goalby points for the Collegians. vs. Detroit Lakeland. Pla. Longshots in Field Bob 30-33—09 _ Chicago (A) vs. New York at St. ! Mantle started but left after Billy Casper 33-30—09 Petersburg. Pla. WASHINGTON NEW VORK Longshot shoppers Ragan ab r h rbl ab r three innings with slight were of- Dave ...... 35-35—70 I GAMES TOMOBKOW h rbl a H’og.cf-lf 3 4 3 0 0 , fered varied fare Art Wall 35-36—70 Boston vs. Washington at Orlando. 2 2 R’dson.2b 0 } Charley horse. a with the bal- Tony Lema 30-34—70 Kramer May Take Pla. Plews.2b ft 0 1 0 48impson 10 10 ance to today’s Campbell field. 's Death Doug Ford 34-30—70 Chicago (N> vs. Baltimore at Scotts- Chrlsley.rf 4 10 0 McD’ld.ss 4 0 10! The Senators now are 7-8, Bill Nary 34-30—70 dale. Aria. Sievers.lf 3 0 10 Mantle.cf l 000 There were Ruffalo Brothers’ Bob Hill 34-37—71 Net Tour to Russia Cincinnati vs. Milwaukee at Braden- Pearson.cf 0 1 0 0 D. O’co.cf 2 1 0 0! while the Yankees are 9-10. JAy • Z*uchln.lb 4 0 2 1 ftßl’*hter 1 0 0 0 Flying Chief. 115 (Monocelli) Hebert 30-35—71 s". Fla. K 4 0 l 0 Tber’y.lb 2 1 0 Korcheck’s right thumb was Jack Lumpkin 30-35—71 LOUISVILLE, Ky„ Mar. 29 Los Angeles vt. Chicago (A) at brew,3b 2 Bishop’s Iflke Souchak 30-30—72 Tampa. K’check.c 2 0 0 1 Biebern.lf 4 2 12 jammed by a John and William H. Bern- UP) Pla 4 0 0 Carey,2b 2 O ' Jacluk foul Recalls 37-35—72 —Jack Kramer said today Philadelphia vt. V’vlelso.ss 0 3 0 burgoo, (Meaux). Baseball Feats Walter Romans Detroit at Lakeland. 110 Bert Lumenti.p 2 110 Jacuk.rf 3 0 1 2 in the eighth but Steve re- '"'.W- '< * Weaver 35-37—72 he may take his profes- Pla. INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 29, **£’*>, 4 Don Fairfield 35-37—72 world P -tsburgh vs. Kansas Cltv at Port •JC'urtney 1 0 0 0 B'chard.e 3 0 0 Oj game. Perhaps even longer is Wayne - ii jd Cleary 35-37—72 alyers, Kem’rer.p 0 10 0 Ditmar.p 1 000 mained in the . . . The Herbert (Chuck) John sional tennis tour to Russia. Pla 1 0 Kendricks King Challa, 102 MY—Charles John McMulHn 38-34—72 St. Louis vs. New York at St. Howard 1 o oj, Senators reeled off four double- 53, who drove out 300 Ruedl 30-30—72 “I am going to Washington Petersburg, Orim.p 0 0 0 0 , | (Catalano). Klein, John Pla. IBerra 1 OOO 1 plays in the first four innings. | home and 2,076 hits in next week,” he said, “to discuss BESIILTS YESTERDAY Pinch-hitting for Trainer runs Washington 000 030 022—« 8 0 0 . . . Both clubs got eight hits, the situation. A couple of years New .TOO 8 0 Totals 32 H 8 Totals 30 4 8 4 a 17-year major league base- York 010 000—4 1 Popped up for Dltmar In ftth; i Herzog. ; Jimmy Jones today was Stable Lumentl. Kemmerer <7> and Kor- 2 for with Zauchin, Marv; ago, I was interested in taking check: Dltmar. Grim isl) and Filed out Lumentl In ?tb; . : Foreman ball career, died in his brother’s Gonzales Captures Blanch- 3 out for Ortm in Oth: 4 81n-, Throneberry Dee Brooks, who was Mba wm the tour to Russia, that ard. Winning pitcher—Kemmerer. Los- Grounded | and i home yesterday. but at pitcher—Grim tied for Richardson in Oth: ft Struck,« scheduled to tighten the girth ing out for Del Greco In 1 getting two each. 1 time I was told they were more Rome runs—Washington: Hersog Uth. on Iron Liege. Calumet The 's most 3d Straight From (2). The Interested in mass participation WASHINGTON 000 020 022—6 Maryland valuable player in 1932, he NEW YORK 010 300 OOO —4|( [Colt arrived in last sports.” Angeles . _ 14 dropped out of baseball after Los 000 103 802—11 2 j week after his head to Hoad in Marathon Detroit - 005 110 041—12 20 2 2B—Stevers. Zauchin. Killebrew. 3B! i Saturday Sports loss (4). Negray (7), HR—Herzog (2). PO-A— Oligarchy in the 1943 season when his Koufax. Bessent Washington.—Siebern. [ Hialeah's Wide ner CINCINNATI, Mar. 29 (IP).— Collum (8) and Roseboro; Bunnlng. 27-17; New York. 27-11. h and turned in a clever health began to fall. to Bruce (7), Aguirre (7), Presko (8), DP—Valdivielso to Plews to Zauchin j( 7 furlong Pancho Gonzales had to go all Karras Wed Byrd (8) and Wilson. Winner—Byrd <3>. McDougald to M. Throneberry. On Television workout for Trainer last A cerebral hemorrhage caused TIPTON. lowa, Mar. 29 UP). Loser—Collum. Plews to Valdivielso to Zauchin: Sie- Jones out last night to get past Aus- Home runs—Detroit, Kaline. Wilson bern to McDougald to Richardson PRO BASKETBALL Monday. his death. —Alex Karras, 22, All-America (2); Angeles. Montemayor. Purlllo. LOB—Washington, fl: New York. 7.! tralian Lew Hoad. 10—8, 2—6, Los | NBA, final playoffs, St. Louis His sister-in-law, Mrs. Prank tackle at lowa and Ivalyn Joan Larker. SB—Carev. S—Orim. BF—Korcheck. I 9—7, in their professional ten- ip h r er bb so } vs. Boston, WRC-TV—4, 2:30. Admiral Vee Wins Jurgensen, 20, ... V. Klein, found the body when nis tour series. a sophomore at Pittsburgh 005 0.10 000—8 1.1 1 i Lumentl « H 4 4 4 1 day- lowa, have obtained a mar- Philadelphia 001 501 000—7 5 O Kemmereri 3 2 o o 3 2 SWIMMING AND DIVING Opener she returned home after a Daniels. E O'Brien <6l and Kravlta; I ft ft 2 2 4 Jamaica It was the third straight vic- <8) Lopata. Dltmar 2 Intercollegiate swimming and long absence. He apparently riage license here. Roberts. Hacker and Win-1 3rim . 4 3 4 4 4 2 NEW YORK. Mar. U— 1 University of Michigan pool. after working In the yard when Esseglan. ‘ Paparella. Chylak. winner hours to nail it down. i Umont. Soar. T— 7 WTOP-TV—9, 3 p.m. War Ad- he was stricken. Water from a SNEAD , DEMARET miral. rushed up on the holds Cincinnati 010 100 0.10—6 7 2 out- running tap had flooded the Gonzales now a 25-22 Boston 101 1.10 20x—8 11 0 side in a four-horse blanket fin- room. lead in the 100-match series UNDERDOGS TO Jeffeoat. Freeman (5), Pena (8) and ish CHUCK KLEIN Burgess: Baumann. Borland (8), Por- yesterday and won the $23,- Deputy Coroner Frank W. —AP Wlrephoto with Hoad. terfield (91 and White. Winner— 900 Paumonok Handicap as JAPANESE PAIR Baumann. Loser—JefTcoat. the Tinsley, who determined the Hoad was overpowered by Home run—Cincinnati. Robinson. CAMPBELL FIELD 210-day New York racing season opened cause of death, said he had been Gonzales’ serves in the first set, BOCA Fla., Mar. 0 at Jamaica. led the circuit In homers RATON. Milwaukee 001 004 221—11 M By the Press Jockey dead about six hours. He had four but the Australian evened mat- 29 UP).—Oolf enthusiasts at Chicago (A) 100 010 OOO— 2 5 2 Associated Willie Lester booted times and RBIs twice. Rush and Sawatskl; Wyn. Fischer Here Is the lineup for the 6-year-old been in 111 health and unable! ters with a four-game streak this resort were betting that <7l and Battey. Winning pitcher— the mtle-and-sixteenth John B. chestnut home to work the last 10 years. Klein's highest batting aver- that clinched the seeond set in the amazing Japanese, Tor- Ruth Losing pitcher—Wynn Campbell Memorial Handicap today at Bowie. by a head over the Happy Hill age was .386 in 1930—the same Home rune—Milwaukee, Adcock. Prob. Farm’s Kingmaker. Klein spent most of his 20 minutes. akichi (Pete) Nakamura PP Horse. Witt. Owner. Jockey odds Two necks the majors with year of the New set, Ono, repeat Kansas City "B" 000 001 010—2 8 0 1. Bernbursoo 110 W. H Bishop Stables Meaux tn-1 separated them from the career in the I In the payoff third the and Jolchi will Buffalo IIL! 001 000 000 —1 7 « 2. Plying Chief lift Buffalo Bros Monacelll 20-1 third York Giants hit (7) and but also' .401. Klein lead swapped back and forth on their victory over the veteran Burnett. Cox and Chltl: John- 3 Iron Llete 126 Calumet Farm Erb 1-i fourth horses. Howell E batted .368 In 1933. His life- son, Newkirk (61. Calloway (8) and 4. a Paper Tiser lltl Mrs. E D. Jacobs No boy 6-2 Jackson’s Tick played with the Chicago Cubs 1 serves until Gonzales bore down American professionals. Sam Noble Astroth (8| Winning pitcher— A. Kins Challa 102 Wayne Kendrick Catalano SO-l Tock and Jack and Pittsburgh Pirates. time batting average was .320. Snead Cox. Losing pitcher—Calloway. A a Promised Land 121 Mrs E D Jacobs I. Valenzuela 5-2 Amiel’s Mr. Turf. and clinched set and match. and Jimmy Demaret. 7 Find 111) A. O. Vanderbilt Culmone 6-1 Klein the most valuable — * 0 A crowd Klein broke in with the won In another singles match, in their especially arranged Louie 000 001 012 4 a Mrs. Ethel D Jacobs entry of 34.460 turned out player award In 1932 for a per- It.ansas City 000 100 001—2 7 O in cool but sunny Phillies In 1928. He was with Pancho Segura got past former return match today. Jones. Flanigan 7) and H. R Smith: Gross value, seven starters. SI 1.7..100; net to winner, *73.045: second. weather to the Cubs 1934, part formance that included most Kellner. Portocarrero (7l ¦ Duser (91 *22,600; third, *11,330; fourth. *5.665 usher in the in 1935 and Cincinnatian Tony Trabert, “It would not surprise me W. Winning pitcher—- Post time. 4:30 p m earliest New York hits (226), most home (38) Flanigan.and H Smith racing of the 1936 season before re- runs B—6, to stretch his series lead at all to see the Japanese I | Losing Ditcher—Portocar- season in history. Th< turning Philadelphia. coupled with a batting average rero horses go to He over Trabert to 18-12. win.” said Tommy Armour, Home runs—St. Louis. Mustal. Cun. will to Belmont Park of .348, 137 batted in and nlngham: Lopes (2). and spent part of the 1939 season runs Attendance was former professional at the Kansas Cltv. Saratoga before closing at league-leading aggregate 4,860. with Pittsburgh. a of Boca Raton Club. “They are Nashville tSAI 000 000 00(1—0 .1 4 FLORIDA DERBY Jamaica November 29. Indianapolis, 20 stolen bases. Klein hit four Cincinnati "B” 000 ,110 Kix—B ll 21 The A native of he ! taking the match very ser- Dabantky, Baldschun. Dicky and winner in the 13-horsr home In 10-lnning Comolll; Rabe. entered organized baseball at I runs one HOCKEY PLAYOFFS iously and are playing excel- Sabaloaky and Dot- MIAMI,Pla., Mar. 29 UP). —Here is the lineup for the field was overlooked in the mu- game July terer. mile- Evansville, Ind., In 1927 and 10, 1936. (AM. HKRIES I«eST-Or-7> lent golf.” and-a-furlong Florida Derby today at Gulfstream Park: tuels as he wintered in New played Wayne, Ind., In his last season in the International Lean. Final Chicago .. 000 .111 020—7 71 York and with Port | Indianapolis. 3 (tied Nakamura, who beat Sam 180 hadn’t raced since LnulsviUe. 0; Baltimore 500 02X—14 17 1 PP. Horae Wat. Owner. Jockey, i odds! the next season before going l majors in 1943, he played In 2-21. by Drott. Briggs (4| Mayer (81, Nich- Sunny last November 6 Jamaica aa. Snead seven strokes for (81 and 1. Lincoln Road 11* Blue Farms Ollsson ' 20-1 at , games . term Lean* Final ols Neeman: Harshman. 2. 11* up to the 12 and bated .100 with Washington, 4; (Wash- the individual championship O'Dell Pappas (8). IS) Belleau Chief Mrs. Lora Birr Brooks 20.1 He paid $22.80, and Phillies. Charlotte. 1 181 .Lehman .7. a Martins Rullah 11* Mr. and Mrs. O, Lewis Sho< maker 4-1 sll 87.70. The purchased two hits In 20 times . ington lead. 1 -0 1 . and Trlandos. Winner—Harshman 4. Mr nobby 122 lohn Kroese Blum Kingmaker, who had th< Phillies Klein! in the Canada Cup maches Loser—Drott. A Tim Tam s 15-1 won The brother is the only run—Baltimore, 122 calumet Farm Hartack l-l Royal for only $7,500 from Port! sur- last October in Tokyo, is Home Harshman. 6 gay Court 11* Elmendorf Rodrltuea u>-i Palm Handicap at Hia- Wayne. In his first full sea- viving relative. Klein's 20-year FIGHTS LAST NIGHT sensationally 7. fir Rular 11* Claiborne Farm Harmats 12-i leah. paid $7.90 and $5.10. Tick putting Just as nan Francisco 0.12 001 110—8 18 2 *, Ventbn 122 C T. Chenery Usserv 10-1 with Philadelphia he marriage to Mrs. Mary Torpey Cleveland 220 020 012—9 15 0 P. a I,l'l Fella 122 Jaclyn Stable making his first son led] I \ (Madison Square Oar- | on the 6,156-yard, par 70 (4). Poholaky Orant 4-1 Tock. start oi with 43 Klein ended In divorce In 1956 NSW YORK McCormick. Crdnc 10. Whitley 11* W A, Hanger Arcaro 6-1 year the National League i iden> —Mickey Crawford. 140. Saginaw, Boca Raton course as he did