Colonials Meet West Virginia Tonight for SC Title |EtocnitiQ Jsfaf Jspcrris GW Is Favored ! McDermott Says Poona II Choice D. I Washington, ** C., Saturday, Mar. 5, 1955A-12Alter Close Win V ->-S. [ Starters Could Today in Rich Over Richmond • I (Use More Relief San Juan'Cap Final Apt to Prove I Mickey Feels's4 Club Determine, Rejected An Anticlimax After ¦ Could Have Won an Also in Field of 13; ¦9. '4- Last Night's Thriller Additional 20 Games 50,000 to See Race By George Huber By Burton Hawkins By th*Associated Press Star Correspondent Staff By o Star Staff Correspondent ARCADIA, Calif.. Mar. s.—ln- RICHMOND, Mar. s.—Practi- jy H 'v. v ORLANDO. Fla., Mar. 5. ternational racing stars, led by cally anything that happens to- Maury McDermott is convinced Irish-bred Poona n. make a bid night will be an anticlimax as . m„ t 11,, |^f. „ the Senators could have won 20 for fame and money today in the I' ' 1 George Washington GARYS j * • more games last season with a SIOO,OOO Capis- defends its zU 1 T t7«SL bullpen. ¦V - the Richmond Arena. pected to watch the running of m Mr W W affi McDermott, a loose-jointed Mi I The storybook finish last night | ; the last SIOO,OOO extravaganza of left-hander games as big Joe Holup and his fellow | who won 18 . , the waning Santa Anita meeting, Colonials squeaked past Rich- with Boston fn 1953, was a dis- post I disappointment with time set for around 8 mond in the semifinals will long | tinct with Wash- p.m. (EST). Ington winning only A be remembered here. Two sec- | , last season, Thirteen F t m i Holup drop- and losing 15. candidates were onds from the end 117 named for the mile and three- ped layup 1 : “It’s a rare pitcher these days in a for GW’s 67-65 lx quarter run over the Santa Anita triumph in a game that thrilled I who can go nine innings con- V ~' 1 grass course. jgpCf mIA a1 capacity crowd of 5,000 every ¦ t'" i sistently.” McDermott said. “Let’s i t i 11, «*„ % ; way. ¦ *Z~".' | take Bob Grim of the Yankees, H. H. Helbrush’s Poona ..¦¦*¦'*¦% sfesMM second of the seeking duplicate West Virginia defeated Wash- wr rw All «F for instance. He won 20 games.} ; to the per- ,1, hi" I pitched only ! formance of the great Irish horse ¦ i ington & Lee, 89-74, in the first I but he seven com- game, which plete games. The Yankees had i Noor. who won both the rich the Mountaineers I i Handicap and ; way. those good relief pitchers to get 1 Santa Anita the p- controlled all the But that I Capistrano on . -jql jH was nothing to compare —Star Staff Photo by John Mueller. him out of jams. San Juan in 1950 v with successive ends, |' the thriller George Washington only seven games, week was the \||B i THE ANSWER TO WASHINGTON’S SHORTSTOP PROBLEM? Bob Kline, candidate for “Iwon but probable betting choice. and Richmond put on in the shortstop, as pegs a play I pitched 12 compete games.” nightcap. shows a lot of bounce he to first base in simulated double as the Sena- W|V Hi H yk. tors hold an infield workout at Orlando, Fla. Kline, ex-Yankee farmhand, who batted .319 Maury continued. “My earned- Poona II Carries 122. Off what the an average Colonials did last with Birmingham of the Southern Association last season, could be the shortstop the Senators run last season was 3.44. The Irisher’s convincing vic- night, they are regarded as a j compared with 3.01 in 1953. I tory over same have been seeking for the last 20 years. Pete Runnels (right), playing base, threw some of these *'Vm tBWB m9|Kmkct slim- favorite to retain their second the don’t believe that slight differ- horses, notably Andy Crevoiin’s ball Kline this - V' HK %. Vni crown.¦¦ to to start play. ence in earned run average Determine and the King Ranch’s Holup Scores 27 Points. “ could account for the difference Rejected in the Santa Anita last West Virginia beat GW in their \ of 11 games in the win column. week, figured to make him a real only meeting this year, 83-74, Santee Seeks Record D. C. Gloves Team Nashua, Summer Tan, Weighs 26 Pounds Less. threat. at Morgantown, gaining its edge I “Ican’t say it’s the breaks— i Poona 11, however, carries nine ffl| Jk at the foul line as generally : pounds jßMmmHr i the Colonials I Leaves Today for you make your own more—l22—than he did .J»l JHhhß Immmm outscored the Mountaineers from i With Pacer Barred Boston Doge Head breaks—but against the Yankees ! a week ago, and the distance is ¦F HR |H the floor. New York Tourney I’d be going along pretty well. a half-mile longer. Holup. a 6-foot-6, 220-pound Washington's . they'd bloop a hit, somebody Shoemaker, junior | Golden Glovers Willie the national from Swoyersville, Pa., From K. of C. Mile were to leave today for New York 125 Derby Nominees I would boot one, then they’d come riding champion last year, has has been George Washington’s and the Eastern Tournament of up with a solid hit or two and the ride on Poona again. The H: '- player By the Associated Press I By th* Associated Press HjF ** *tfcA -i most solid all season, al- i Champions opening Monday I they'd have a big inning where colt was coupled with another MT wSSSoei though generally outscored by NEW YORK. Mar. s.—Cowboy night. LOUISVILLE. Ky.. March .5.- | they should have had nothing, Helbush entry, an outsider captain. Corky his teammate and will try succeed champions n was years as Nearque. night, Holup Wes Santee to Two and six alfer- Nashua, Summer Tan, Bostoi “It one of those named Devlin. But last of the greatest run- will the as *'™ w™ where some | nates represent District far I’m concerned. I don’t Rejected, Westrope ! i came into his own, taking top Doge and most of the other mori ¦ e with Jack —AP Wlrephoto. history since none of the six Navy or believe I ever really got into Ij aboard and weighted was scoring honors with 27 points ners in have failbd in promising three-year-olds werie at 124. Marine fighters whe won titles condition. Last year I reported a seventh place disappointment PETCAVICH’S LONE GOAL—Joe Petcavich of George Wash- and, most important all, get- Knights I of the of Columbus Games Thursday night eligible among 125 nominees announcec :d here weighing 210 pounds. This ington University has to go over top of Ed Harrison of the ting the final basket two seconds 1 are to last week but he likes the dis- tonight when he races the mile compete. today for the 81st Kentuck; L y year I’m 184. That’s 26 pounds tance, presumably was short In University of Richmond to make his lone goal in the semifinal 'before the end of a sensational carry game. against the clock in Madison The champions willfight I don’t have to around. training for the Santa of the Southern Conference tournament last night who Derby. helps.” Anita round in Square New York We'll see if that and in addition to winning the An early GW lead practically Garden. In are Walter Taylor, The 1955 renewal, offering * Richmond. Corky Devlin of GW stands by. Petcavich sank pounds, Horne, t It’s significant ’Cap last year, was evaporated at the half and dis- Down through the years ; 126 and John 175 purse of $125,000 instead o: that when Mc- Santa Anita six fouls for eight points in GW’s 67-65 victory. Joe Holup, ! . pounds. "T Dermott won 18 games he started a rousing second in the San appeared entirely as the Spiders they’ve all had pacemakers— Other members of the SIOO,OOO year, will be rut with 27 points, was the big scorer as GW moved into tonight’s Joseph Stewart, 112; this . 30 and finished only 8 forged in front midway through Nurmi, Cunningham and right ; team: May 7—the traditional firs under Juan. final against West Virginia. Holup also sank the winning ! Nielsen, who | Charles Driver, 118; Mark Kava- , manager Lou Boudreau. Last the final half. Toward down to Gunnar Saturday May—over ’’ Pounds the end naugh, in the season, Bucky 126 for Determine. basket in the final seconds. the1 Colonials up game . 135: Stew-art Grimes, tomery with Harris handi- i tied the holds the current indoor mile mile and a quarter aII capped by adequate re- Determine, the little gray, once a 147; John Martone, 160, and lack of three times and had two- Churchill Downs. pitchers, again carries high weight of 126 point lead, but. with two min- Charles Ware, heavyweight. j lief McDermott was i | Given an average field of 1<¦0 longer, pounds to the post, including Overtime Loss Heartbreaker for Virginia utes and 25 left, Permission Given Paddy Kane of the CYO will forced to stick around seconds the starters, gross >e ! Ray York. The Kentucky Derby score at serve as Freddy j the value will bi sometimes with disastrous re- was tied 65-65. Report head coach with $152,500 Apparently easy king of 1954 shouldered 129 in Richmond then Santee to Fratt of Bolling AFB, Henry when nomination anc td suits. victories elected to I starting poured le suddenly crushing the Santa Anita and ran fourth freeze the rest of the way, wait- Thomas of the Northeast AC and fees are into th< became de- Duke and N. Oppose j Late for Pan Am pot. feats in the innings, I to Poona. C. State ing for a last-second shot it Glen Drake of Merrick as as- late hoped would win. The Spiders By th*Associated Press. i sistants. I Because juvenile racing las st Operating under his third man- Joe Jones and Poterhouse were Tonight for ACC Cage Crown have the personnel for that type NEW YORK, Mar. 5. ! jj year produced a large number o:>f ager in three years, McDermott sandwiched in between the first of stalling Santee granted ' hopefuls, the nomination lis st is likely to revert to the Boud- and fourth place finishers, but the in two clever little Wes has been was today. By Merrell Whittlesey behind Miller, took ball and ; guards, permission report late to ' provides good topics | reau pattern under Chuck Dres- neither entered Warren Mills and Ed to some foisr Ogden Stdr Staff Correspondent drove for a shot. He let go Harrison. They Marty Furgol, Barber speculation.1 j sen and indication are Maury Phipps’ Great Captain, seven dribbled circles the United States track team Saratoga Cup RALEIGH, N. C.. Mar. 5. with seconds left and around the Colonials, hoping for in the Pan American games will like it. winner of the at * missed, sending game , How About Nashua? last year • Virginia over- the into a foul, but somehow the Colo- at Mexico City, Jim Kelly, Seeking Few Stoppers. the San Juan distance will remember the * overtime. Later he said he shot ; For example, how will Nashui I and a stakes winner here over time game it lost to Duke much nials kept hands off. track coach at the Univer- Share Golf Lead as Dressen will attempt to locate a fraction of a second too soon, Finally, and Boston Doge shape up'|? | the grass, was of the lighter longer than it will the one it won after more than two sity of Minnesota and chair- a suitable stopper or two from one * J underestimating the leap of the • Belair Stud's Nashua was th< le weighted threats. He sad- over Maryland here in the At- tense minutes of that and, with man of the United pitchers laboring here, was * guarding ( States. two-year-old champion yea: now but | with 113 pounds. Bill Bo- lantic Coast Conference basket- man him. eight seconds showing on the Olympic Track and Field Romans Tumbles last if he’s unable to find them he'll dled j There was surprise that Vir- , and is off to a winning start as land was the rider. ball tournament. electric clock above the center Committee, said today. By th* Auociated Press i jrelieve with starting pitchers in giani didn’t try to win by shoot- , three-year-old with his victor; English-bred Vincent, I of the floor, Richmond made its Santee previously had close games. plays ¦ St. an- Three times in the last few j ing , in Flamingo ~ Chuck to night v more often in that final move. Practically nobody was BATON ROUGE, La., Mar. 5. the at Hialeah. Pau today’s game other stakes winner, and Arctic minutes against Duke last “ withdrawn from the team win and doesn’t minute, because the Cavaliers golf professionals Andolino’s Boston Doge devel *' Way. an it appeared the Cavaliers had because he said he could Two veteran ;f l fret about the future. Irish-colt flown from I were dead tired and in no shape (See COLONIALS, Page A-14.) with differing styles today ap- oped late but won eight straigh outing, accomplished an upset much not afford missing classes at Bob Porterfield might pitch abroad for this are also } for a second overtime game in peared in an unsteady before a cough a regarded greater than the they scored the University of Kansas for th2 best sidelined him on a Monday and relieve for an as contenders. Arctic pne * two nights. as $12,500 Hialeah. Way, however, has over the Terps 'Thursday, but three weeks. field the fourth annual inning or two in a tight game not raced Wilkinson Has Big Night. Rouge Open passed And " they ; Baton the what about Rex Ells Wednesday. That would apply since last September and faces each time were denied. Shanlz' Arm Okay mid-point. s So tonight in the title game, ; But Virginia left its mark, record of 4:03,6. It’s tough to , worth’s Swaps? Can that Wes st to all of the Senators’ starters a formidable problem against campaigner duplicate u> today's racing-sharp with nothing at stake as far as s Barring a tremendous perform- break a record running out front Marty Furgol. 6-1 power-hitter Coast th unless Chuck discovers bright field. feat year’s Kentuck; :y post-season play is concerned, , ance by somebody in tonight's , all by yourself. from Lemont, 111., and Jerry of last bullpen prospects among his After 10-Minute Drill I i j Derby winner. Determine? Likce Hasty House Pair, Spur On it will be North Carolina State, i, final, Wilkinson will be named j But Santee wants it again. Barber, 5-5 Los Angeles precision current crop of second-flight the player tourna- By the Associated Press artist, the greatest Saturday nightt top of the ! He held it one week only to ! i held a two-stroke lead : pitchers. New Orleans Co-Favorites against ment. 30 against Mary- after holes, will get a team in the country, t He scored WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., , have Nielsen, a Danish press- 36 each with 134. Dressen line on his } 32 against Duke, and ] Caliente Book Puts NEW ORLEANS,'Mar. 5 (/P).—• Duke. All but 300 of the 12,400 land and Mar. s.—The Kansas City Ath- man who has returned to Copen- j Although opposite in size, the material today and tomorrow The Hasty House Farms entry of seats are gone. Last night at- - along with Miller, handled the letics] training camp yesterday hagen, shave two-tenths of ! two have one thing in common—- Nashua at as when squad games will be played. virtually a 2V2-1 Sea O Erin and Mister Black tendance ball the entire time. wasi marked by these encourag- second off his proud mark. j consistency. Neither has been Chuck may permit the Senators night gave McCarty played ing developments: nine-inning games gained late support for the Neither score last i Bob well in i The best mechanical rabbit of•! a big tourney winner, but both Derby Favorite to play, if pace spots for Cavaliers, but Bobby Shantz, regular they signs wear $50,000-added New Orleans Han- a true indication of the e the the 1. Little the the age—the fellow i have been visitors to the By fh* Associated Press. don’t show of games. - impression upon crowd ' who forced pay innings. “They dicap and was expected to share of the Duke’s 90-77 tri- left the i ace lefthander who has been of both Santee and Nielsen to their . i window. AGUA CALIENTE, Mex- after seven look umph Virginia in,an i that Virginia was a two- : past as they’re pretty good the favorite’s role with the over extra was little use the two years records—will in meet, ; Before today’s round the 140- ico, March s.—The Caliente if in vic- - man ball Wilkinson ! be the but shape,” said, “so maybe stretch-charging Spur On by period followed State’s 85-70 club and - because of arm trouble, pitched directors, apparently [ : plus field was trimmed 100, future book made Nashua a Chuck tory McCarty at speed the fearful to play regulation games.” post time today. over Wake Forest, and the e Miller. contributed 18 for 10 minutes half mounting . pros 10 favorite to win the we'll tight the last points night. experiencing of the wave of criti- the 90 low and low ama- 2Vi-l Chuck put the The Hasty House pair latter was until t last without any ill ef- cism the question of pace- , tears. The cutoff point for pros Kentucky Derby May 7 in Senators arrived just ran Duke, front-running on through a rigorous on Wednesday try five minutes. Duke I I a great 1 -Ifects. makers, have 1,000- . was 148 the opening list of odds to- drill fun- from Florida to from Virginia in him in the with amateurs above yesterday. big jackpot away overtime. ; club and twice an easy victor j 2. Third Baseman Jim Finigan yard run. 149 dropped. day. damentals He had for the when their over Virginia during regular signed his them running bases, sliding, more celebrated stablemate. Duke Goes to NCAA Playoffs. the 1955 contract. Yesterday’s second round saw Summer Tan was listed at i season, was ripe get 3. An examination He is Dick Ollen of North- 4-1, 5-1, practicing pickoff plays and Hasty Road, was withdrawn. goes to New Yorkk to beat. The i disclosed eastern University, a miler• most of the leaders balloon up Blue Rider Boston Duke thus big Catcher Wilmer Shantz, Bobby’s fair Doge 6-1 Jean’s 8-1. making squeeze bunts. They Only 10 original Tuesday night to a : Blue Devils’ men were in j right. from subpar opening and Joe, of the 29 meet Villanova had brother, not suffering a in his own His Job in l their longest kept at it for five hours were trouble w’ith fouls but Duke is from past to set . rounds, despite perfect The odds of 1,000- and nominations scheduled to in the first round of the NCAA a pressure game growth, as the has been a blis- continued many a moaning playoffs, or tonight fine from Ron- rib first feared. He’ll tering . golf weather, 1 were on Dark Chief and there's muscle win lose t i early pace and force San- warm and clear. on the squad today. | (See RACING, Page A-14.) nie Mayer, who contributed 33 have two wisdom teeth removed, biggest Trim Destiny. because N. C. State is under aa' to tee, Nielsen and Co. in record The blow-up came „ points. believed be a I year’s suspension the the source of performances. . when Walter from pain in He's been suc- Romans of Balti- i Determine, The Wolfpack goes tc0 State left 6-foot-10 Cliff his back. more, day a i Swaps has won Cal NCAA. Dwyer Bobby reported cessful, but some of the purists first leader with j on the bench and beat Shantz his s seven-under-par 65, iforma’s prime test, the Sants ;a Denver to play in the AAU : in the amateur contingent have , soared to Hemric and Wilkinson Six Fans Hold Tickets js Wake Forest with an all-court arm felt loose and there was no for a Anita Derby. championship, a decision that is j claimed it isn't fair to have a [ 75 140 total. press, only way can pain after his thfowing picture » prdving popular n the it beat workout man , The 38-year-old Barber And w’here in the doe: not too down ! according which saw off in the race who isn’t there showed Named to East Squad On $4,586 Daily Double the Deacons, to Bones him break a few calm precision chip Mrs. John W. Galbreath’s Sum i- , to with his here. McKinney, curves. win. Sy th* Associated Press By th*A*«ociat*d Pr*M the Wake Forest as- ; shots as he stroked his second ! mer Tan fit? Summer Tan wa will be the fifth confer- '¦ Hemric, Finigan’s signing So Ollen will have to take his YORK, HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Mar. This sistant coach. Dickie left only one , straight 67, complained Nashua's chief for juvenilile NEW Mar. s.—Dick 5 between n chances 1,000. but rival ence tournament final 'outplayed by Ronnie Shavlik in holdout—Second Baseman For- in the “those putts just won’t drop.” honors. Hemric of Wake Forest and Buzz The daily double at Oaklawn N. and Duke since :e big rest Jacobs. Others in the mile Joe La 1 Virginia were yesterday paid $4,586, C. State the scrap of the two men, are He missed an 18-inch putt on Also looking to Derby witlt. Wilkinson of ( the second molding 8 Fort Lee, 1 the highest history Everett Case started scored only 15 points and ended Pierre of Va.. a former the 15th green and a three- ¦well-founded hopes are Clear j._ named to the East squad today in the track’s and State a basketball power inn college 2,587 Georgetown University . | College highest peo- into his career with star: footer on the 18th. Either would water Stable's Royal Coinage e for the annual East-West the since 1937. Six 1946. N. C. State has won the e points, a four-year Lowell Zellers of Indiana and j game spon- ple held Tickets. total that College Basketball i Murcain Stable’s Blue Ruler T’ All-Star basketball previous in n anything By Army. (See by Campeslno paid, four ones Southern tops in the history of th*Associated Press Lew Olive of GOLF, Page A-13.) Hoy Flying Fury y’ sored the New York Herald- $94.40 in win- games. ; college Cain Stable’s i ning race, Conference —n or basketball. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNEY Calumet Farm's Trentonian am l(j Tribune. The game will be played the first a mile and In the Southern, Atlantic 1C nuke. O.F.Pts. Virginia, O.F.Pts. - „ (SEMIFINALS). March 26 at Madison Square 70-yard claiming race. Butch’s Mayer in McCarty s 2 Wmke Forest 70 Only Two Fillies Named. | America, a 227-pounder previous high State has almost Belmont 5 Wilkinson 1110 02 Duke 00nn (overtime) By tha Associated Press HUI-N-Dale Farm—Hardwlcke, Lahelm. is 6-6 The at Oaklawn _ 1121 Vlrrlntm 77 record of 41 victories and three ¦e Tobin 4 1 O Miller 4 412 PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hltesman—Toy two from Jonesville, N. C., who has was a payoff of about $6,000 in Turner LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Mar. 5. Town. All but of the nominee es defeats, two com- 000 „ PLAYOFFS. 2,540 points 1937. of the latter Oremon Rtmtr 85 UCLA 7A The 1955 Kentucky Derby nom- Jaclyn Stable—The Genius are colts or geldings In this raci :e scored more than in There have been several ing year’s r* ! Totals 312*00 Totals 25 27 77 SU*e (MBs beit-of-3 series 1-0) William Kampfer. Jr —Snootie. four-year major payoffs $3,000 in last Dixie Classic Virginia. 'vll’nS inations, alpha- usually too trying ,r his career—a of or better. Half-time score: Duke. 43; MASON-DIXON CONFERENCE TOUR- with owners in Mrs J. P Keetak—lrish Brush. considered so i The Cavaliers, who lost moree 43 NEY (SEMIFINALS). betical order: King Ranch (R. J. Kleberg)—Maln- fillies. Claiborne farm noml i_ \ college record. The biggest daily double on rec- . N. C. State. O P Pts W. Forest. O P.Pts. Bmltlmorr Loyolm 07 Ilmmpden-Syd. 71 lander. than they won for the season *• Mmry Marvin E. Afield—Retract. Laty F Wilkinson, third team All- ord at any track was $10,772.40 Dinardo 4 19 Oeorge 2 2 0 Mt. St. sO7 Bmltlmorr Unlv. 01 Alberta Ranch—Door Prise nated Delta and Alberta Ranche es 1 »r Maglto 3 410 Davis 9 SMO INTA,N Ranches. Ltd.—ln Reserve. W. J Lewis. —Royal Mon. America, Washington August 14, rightfully were heartbroken ovei 422 CONFERENCE Policy. Maine Chance Ir. Calgary, Ontario, ;cj is a 6-foot-l backcourt at Park Dlckman 1 0 2 Stepustn 0 H..^? (SEMIFINALS). Liberal Farm—Apollo. Friendly of nominate! $S Hafer O rt 14 TOURNEY Paul Andollno—Boston Dote. Ace, Jet War Date, a proficient their loss to Duke. With les{ 3 Hemric ft ft Ift Emorv-llenry 0.1 (Ky.) SO & s Lord Vanity. Model In Reserve with knowledge it man and also scorer. 1939. J Shavlik N 521 Gilley 0 0 0 Lincoln Union B o. Stable—Sticks. Ace. Now Busher, Guard. War tha 1 Memorlml 01 00 and Roscoe Queen's « than two minutes to go they hat a Pond 10 2 Wiggins 4 NAIA Malllemn Betty Coon—Rleht Down. only one filly—Regret _ | 210 DISTRICT PLAYOFFS Dr. S O. Babbitt—Speed Garland. in 1915 Molodet 6 Murdock 2 15 Rouser. — a 74-72 lead and possession ol 212 District Isl. Barclay Stable—Blazing Count. Stanley c. Mlkell Lord O'War Kentucky Derby. Schrffel ft 6 lfl Devos 3 0 6 C** (Anal) fll Dr. F. P. Miller and Qua has won the They it, r, 1 T 2 Wartbart Belalr Stud —Ambient. Nashua. Oesture. Leullwlti— the ball. lost however Ootkln 5 7 District 29. Dorothy P Belt —Simmy Oood Two full brothers of forme up Texas Southern I0» (final) St. Blxler—Bunny's •Montpelier—Saratoga. and Duke tied the game. Totals 25 IR 70 Tenn 100 Edmond P. Babe. Derby San Juan Capistrano Lineup 3123*5 Totals Clifford Mooers—Howdy winners will be watched _ . District Anthony Man. Molanga, Half-time score: N. C. State, 41; 39. P Bovello—Blue Heritage. Murlo, Nabesna, Wake Forest. 40, 67 Joe W. Brown—Fabulous Vetas, Hotel Parr. Trafflc Judge ¦ Time Out Nullifies Score. Hill-N-Dale Farm named Hard 1- By tha Associated Pres* MMMi'Wic&Jffi Man. Treadgold. j ",n C. F wicke, a Gail, Austin ir ,, " “C 67 Morris—Munchausen. brother of Hill 1951 Then Pearre drove , Brown Hotel Stables—Oemerlca. Thomas T. Mott—Powder Flash. j ARCADIA, Calif., March s.—Here is the lineup for the SIOO.- „ „ OAMEf. for a layup which apparently .OTHER Jan Burke—Dedicate. Murcaln Stable—Blue Ruler, Fair winner. Miller and Luellwit tz2 1 Handicap today, Cain Hoy Stable—Flying Fury. Magic Ruler. Jean's Joe. 000-added San Juan Capistrano at Santa Anita While Signs With Sox; n' S Mom, Racing James nominated Good Gesture, i a put the Cavaliers ahead, but a' Red T*;. Yoon*T :---:":w.JfS!K!78 SS Fool. Rajput. Patton—Riches. weights, post positions, owners, Jockeys probable betting n Denver 67 Calumet Farm—Trentonlan. W. M. Peavey—Jett with and I Uh champion N,w Flame. brother of the 1951 n> the Instant Pearre had ... . Memlco IS three-quarters startec TrimsS V•- B7 Mexico AAM Claiborne Farm—Delta. Pin Oak Farm—Roman odds. The distance is about a mile and on the Teeh New AS Clearwater Stable—Portersvllle. Royal and Peace. Patrol. War Count Turf. his drive for the basket Coacl h Nose Broken j Grorvlm 00 . 01 grass Rookie's Is 'low.) Florldm Coinage. Polnt-a-Vlew Stud—Crown's Glory. course. a 83 81. OUT 71 O. M. Maine Chance Farm noml ** Bus Male had shouted for t Pros, Allegheny 78 Cohen—Chuck Tomoson. J. C. Pollard—Shannon Comet. Prob. By tho Associated »ft .. Grove City Eugene Constantin. Jr.—Amber's Folly, Adelle L. eight Edlnboro R(( H" Rand—Dr. Jekyll. nated colts, more than an; Jockey. time out from the other end o: Buffmle S8: Ruffelo Thiel Ardent Ardan. Ocean Lane. Our Prlncd. Rappahannock ! PP. Horse. * Wgt. Owner. Odds. Fla., U. scoreless from the floo: receiver, got -Mmrehell SO Lehlmh Oil Mrs. Ismer Demlng—Mark Guard and War Gar | 4. b Determine 126 A. J. Crevolin York 2-1 rookie a broken nose New Vork AC 77 Norwich Lea. John Stelle and W. S. Miller—Tile ! for the night, to make just tha 00 i Emu Denemark—Hutcheson.. Prince King land. 5. Poona II 122 H. Helbush Shoemaker 8-5 yesterday Boston Concordat (St. Lenta) 08- Eric. j a H. play. at the Red Sox Concordia (Sew .rd. Telsler. Sunny Side Stable—Beau Busher ... _ „ Nebr.l 80; Dtxiana—Make Ready, Rogation, Fleet ! Taylorcrest Clifford Mooers named sever n ! 6. bAlidon 111 L. B. Mayer Trejos 2-1 Ne. Bedford Teeh UJOI f jrry (Mast.) 80 Path. Inahmoud Stables—Battle Dancer. Virginia training camp. Oakland (Calif.) Bright Lark. Some Question. Hasty namet Captain 113 Ogden Phipps still had a tie bal ill Cencrrdla 39: Rex C Ellsworth—Swaps. Trumac Stables—Dark Chief. and House Farms id | 7. Great Boland 12-1 game and, with a minute to pla;iy by ' Coneordla 18 Fairway Farm—Hl Jet. Mrs J R and Far. five. aNearque j White ended his holdout ’ TOURNEY H. Thouron—Fast 8. II 107 H. H. Helbush Pearson 8-5 SOUTHEASTERN Farm—Chesslan. Fred Turner. Jr.—Mountain Song. i • decided to gamble for one shot it. signing, reported for his ISEMIFI AI.S). Harvey Calumet Farm, winner of flv(re Way McGrath Eddery 35-1 then Harris C. Frruhaul—Blue Lem. W. L. Rgnch Co.—Honeys Alibi. I 9. Arctic 120 P. Miller, bespectaclei Ymunt (On.l cl: Mrs John W. Oalbreath—Summer Tan. O. R. Destiny. Westrope Bill the ‘d first workout. !>nn. Greenacres Stock Farm—Mark L. White—Trim Derbies, will pin all its hopes oiin 10. Rejected 124 King Ranch 8-1 l _ Wesleyan 77 V. Whitney—Smoky d, (S. • .) Puislg. C. Hill. little ball-handling wizard Morton fouled a Sid Hudson North Greenvlle 00: Grandview Stable—Mark's Oeorge D, Wldener—Nahar Trentonian for No. 6. {ll. The Driller 103 Rainbow Stable lies 40-1 ..... Flkevlile (Ky.) 87 Box staged pitch by ... Oreen Stable—Oold Bama Wilton, Top a one-man show in mid i- and was hit in the face St. Bernard (Ala.) 08: Warren E. fr.—Challa Bor. Oreentree Stable, which ha is 12. Salmon Peter 102 Foothill Farm Oardlner 35-1 Grorala Southweatern 77 P Griffiths—Jim Duß. Traffic. court for 50 seconds. Then Buzzz the ball when It bounced off the Raymond Ouaat—Laay Bogan. Wiswel Stable—Money Weather won twice, 13. St. Vincent 123 Oardiner-Alberta Longden 6-1 . (Con tlan Hasty House the classic llkewis se . tala > . Farms—Allbtlt. Kabok. Woodley Lane Farm—Blue Quegt. plate. X-rays slight I) (Kr.) 88: My Wilkinson started from the corr- revealed a Camberland Beau. Prince Noor. Summer Soletlce. H. Woods—Junaluaka, Mighty string along singl Entry, Maeßeld