Quare Times, 100 to 9, Wins 109th Grand National J&pofls 12-Length Victor Dressen Gets First Look Washington, D. C., Saturday, Mar. 26, 1955 ** A-16 At Crespi Against Tigers Over Tudor Line By Burton Hawkins jcessful. He fired three hitless City two Star Stoff Correspondent jinnings against Kansas 3-so-5 Favorite weeks ago, was bothered by a LAKELAND, Fla., Mar. 26. slightly sore arm for a few days, In Mud and Rain Alex Crespo, the Senators’ 38- hasn’t had an op- Negro slugger, and Dressen year-old Cuban wedge him into a In Florida Derby Today make his debut with the club portunity to O'Brien Sets will game Vincent against Tigers today as since. By the Associated Frees and second rich stakes race in a the Man- lead Record by Saddling ager Chuck Dressen searches for The Senators held a 4-3 MIAMI. Fla.. Mar. 26.—'Will row. ; against Cincinnati yesterday at The flash, by outfield strength to make his Belair Stud’s Nashua make it two Belair owned Tampa a downpour made Woodward, jr., Third Aintree Winner team more maneuverable. when straight *IOO,OOO races within 30 William of New unplayable puddle 80-year-old Press Dressen will start to learn if an of the in- days? York and trained by By Itia Associated canceled the game Sunny Fitzsimmons, Crespo, long deaf ta major league field and The question will be answered Jim will AINTREE, England, Mar. 26. a . carry 122 pounds, most of it offers, has delayed his first at- after four and half today when the 2-year-old cham- —Quare Times won the 109th Pearce, the ex- Jockey Arcaro. tempt to crash the big leagues Stone and Jim pion of 1954 goes against nine Eddie He will Grand National Steeplechase to- Redlegs. break from the No. 1 post posi- to the where age has taken Senator now with the other spesdy colts in the mile day in the mud and rain at Ain- each permitted five hits to that furlong Derby at tion. large its toll. and a Florida opposite tree before a crowd includ- Mickey Vernon, first baseman, point Oulfstream Park. From the side of the ing Queen and other mem- starting gate, stall, the years , at expected in the No. 10 bers of the royal family. who will be 37 old next tested short- The track was to be will be Saratoga, owned by Mrs. month, is likely to be replaced stop. booted one of his two - by Taaffe, the 9- good unless rain fell today. The Ridden Pat rest frequently this fielding Marion duPont Scott of Mont- year-old jumper ahead for purposes chances and walked 1 and forecast was for warm and partly finished year lineup only pelier, Va. Saratoga, second to of Tudor Line, with Carey’s and the Dressen struck out the times he cloudy weather with a possibility Flamingo, against Mil- was a Nashua in the also Cottage field of 30 sends Detroit’s Bob batted. It trial which of light showers. carry pounds, Including third in the Ray today proved nothing will 122 in toughest ler and Herbert could at a time when expected Jockey starters the world’s ¦MH one represent require About 35.000 fans are Ted Atkinson, and is 3- steeplechase. HHJSSJLLwwwjbL m. JmEJKbKwF be that will the the Senators desperately on on occasions, to be hand for a gala pro- to-1 second choice. Quare Times went off at 100 Senators such pro- heartening performances from gram of band music, sailboat Between these two will b eight The start delayed six viding Crespo clicks. one of their shortstop candi- races, water skiing, a parade to 9. was employ Roy of other 3-year-olds, any one of by horses. Dressen will Sie- dates. ponies bearing the flags of all minutes fractious vers, normally the club’s left which is capable of bringing his Tudor Line was 10 to 1 and Errors Help Redlegs 48 States, old-time showboat money fielder, at first base in the start- owner first of *IOO,OOO. Carey’s Cottage 20 to 1. Errors by Luttrell and Edwards music from a replica of the They are, post posi- ing lineup for the first time this in order of Winner for O’Brien helped Redlegs score steamboat, Swanee Queen, and tion, C. F. Morris’ Munchausen, Third spring. the to twice by in the first . With: one nine races climaxed at 4:45 p.m. 119, with ; Hasty The winner, owned Mrs. W. Busby Fixture at Center (EST) by the fourth and richest H. E. Welman, is trained by down. walked'and House Farms’ Prince Noor, 122, Sievers, Busby running of the Florida Derby. Vincent O’Brien, the Jovial Irish- Jim and Tom Ray Jablonski was safe when John Adams; Armer-Nail un- Umphlett, from left to right, grounder. Cabin, 110, man, who was scoring an • Luttrell fumbled his The race will be broadcast and Stable’s First Bennie great ifr currently are the leading candi- Vernon, nationally by (In Green; Craigwood Craig- precedented in the Ted Kluszewski lined to televised CBS. Stable’s dates for outfield jobs, with singled to right, Washington, the will be wood, 113, Hedley Woodhouse; betting race. He trained Early but Gus Bell race Mist, Royal Busby a fixture in center. When scoring Bridges. Jablonski also broadcast over WTOP, but will H. A. Dabson and C. J. Caith- the 1953 winner and base, Tan, who came home first a year Sievers shifts to first Dres- dashed for the plate and :was not be televised. However, it may ness’ Nance’s Lad, 122, John will require outfield re- seen 2, Choquette; ago. Both were out of the money sen an safe when Edwards dropped be over Channel Balti- H. C. Fruehauf's placement, with Ernie Oravetz, relay. Senators re- WMAR-TV.) Blue Lem, 113, Jimmy Nichols; this time. Vernon’s The more’s Crespo and possibly Jess Levan runs Nashua, *IOO,- Peavey’s Flame, 119, It rained in sheets, and the taliated with four iif the winner of the W. M. Jett draped long scrapping for the position. inning 000 weeks W. M. Cook, Queen arrived in a second after Runnels four and E. H. Woods’ Busby, Third Baseman Eddie singled walked, they ago, is a 3-to-5 favorite to annex Mighty Chief, 107, Henry Mo- raincoat early in the afternoon. and Sievers Yost and Second Baseman Pete up on wild pitchrand victory reno. The course was very heavy, and moved a his ninth in 11 starts Runnels are the only Senators when Umphlett officials decided to eliminate the likely posts Runnels scored water jump in front of the to remain at their grounded out. Sievers oame steadily during the season. on Edwards’ single -and stands. This cut the number of Umphlett join across jumps 856-yard Whether will that when Lut- in the 4-mile, hitting. the bases were loaded Lineup for Florida Derby race to 29. group will depend on, his trell and Yost walked. Busby By Mm Associated Press The winner carried 154 pounds, Dressen probably will alternate lifted a pop fly to Jablonski at IS ALL WET Mrs. Norman Olsen, mother of Zoe Ann Olsen Jenson, the former Ed Fitz Gerald and Bruce Ed- MIAMI.Fla., Mar. 26.—Here are the entries, with post posi- most of it his Irish jockey. Quare Olympic diving champion, up smiling after being tossed, fully clad, into the pool by third base and two runs scored on bay gelding, by comes her wards behind the plate. His grounder. tions, weights, jockeys and probable odds in the mile-and-a-fur- Times, a is happy girls. Mrs. Olsen coaches the Athens Water Follies Group of Oakland, Calif., winner of Bell’s out Shortstop situation remains The Senators will battle the long *148,000 Florida Derby, to be at today: Artist’s Son of Lavenco. The synchronized swimming competition yes- horse by 12 big lengths, with the team in the Pan American Games at Mexico City muddled and he’ll have a flex- Tigers again tomorrow at Or- Prob. won among his Tudor Line leading Carey’s Cot- terday. ible condition out- lando, take on the Red Sox Mon- PP. Horse. Wt. Owner. Jockey. Odds. fielders and first basemen with day, camp following 1. Nashua 122 Belair Stud Arcaro 3-5 tage by four lengths at the wire. then break Copp, postime Vernon due to be relieved. a Tuesday game with the Red- Munchausen 119 C. Erb the favorite at Dressen’s 2. F. Morriss 15-1 7-to-l, Meanwhile search legs, their traveling companions 3. Prince Noor 122 Hasty House Farms Adams 8-1 fell the first time around Warrants Issued Wanda a centered the triangular which must Helioscope Favored Werner Tops for relief has en route North. 4. First Cabin 110 Armer-Nail Stable Green 15-1 course on Spec Shea, who hasn’t pitched 5. Craigwood 113 Craigwood Stable Woodhouse 20-1 be traveled twice. Against Stengel for competitively for two weeks. 6. Nance's Lad 122 Dabson-Caithness Choquette ¦ 4-1 Quare Times Wins *25,085 At Today in Pan Am Winners; Chuck is intent on getting his 1 7. Blue Lem 113 H. C. Fruehauf Nichols 20-1 The royal family had a chance Bowie Assault, Profanity starters in shape and hasn’t had 8. Jett Flame 119 W. M. Peavey Cook 20-1 to cheer in the early part of the By th*Associated Pross a chance to use Shea, but Dres- Schedules for 1955. Mighty up as " 9. Chief 107 E. H. Woods Moreno 20-1 race as Queen Mother Elizabeth’s Outing ST. PETERSBURG. Games Close Today sen says Spec could wind 10. Saratoga 122 Montpelier Farm Adkinson First of Year Fla.. Mar. top Available at Star 3-1 horse, M’as-Tu-Vu, ran with the 26. —Warrants were issued here Sy th* Associated Press his reliever. time, (EST). challenged Joseph B. Kelly by League Post 4:45 p.m. Broadcast and televised na- leaders and the pace- By today charging , MEXICO CITY, Mar. 26.—The Game Canceled Rain American sched- tionally (CBS). setting Helioscope any price in baseball Sundew. It’s at manager of the New York Yan- 1955 Pan American games “I don’t know if he’ll carry ules for the 1955 Gigolo fourth, Ontray *15,000 Maryland came now was with the Southern kees, with assault and use of to a formal close today. The the same stuff into a game,” season are available at fifth and Gentle Moya sixth. Handicap today as the gifted cost at profane and obscene language. closing program one of show, Dressen said, “but he’s showing no the counter tn Uncle Barney was last. 4-year-old colt, owned by Wil- is the lobby of The Evenihg Deputy Sheriff L. Kersey an equestrian me plenty warming up on the Trigg Quare Times won *25,085, Tu- liam Helis, jr„ makes his first M. get Star, Eleventh and Penn- Dr. of Ring Commission said the warrants were issued , performance, sidelines. I’d like to him dor Line, *3,040, and Carey’s 1955 appearance against eight a sylvania avenue N.W. from the office of Edward P. Silk, Most of into action but I haven’t had Cottage, *1,520. The year’s first rivals before expected turn- i supposed to The supply is limited and an a justice of the peace. They those packing chance. He was Dies at 60 After Brief Illness big Irish Hospital Sweepstakes is out of more than 20,000 turf en- Dean schedules will be dis- on affidavit of Branan into huge Na- pitch yesterday if Stone the based the result. at Bowie. were based on a Dr. Joseph E. Trigg, wel- on thusiasts Sanders, a photographer couldn’t go the distance, but tributed first coiqp. last year. I for tional Univer- or known Negro physician and a This is the race in which four Victor in five stakes St. Petersburg Independent, sity Stadium rain prevented it.” first served basis. No mail were Helioscope will be asked to carry the only phone requests, please. member of the District Boxing of the 29 starters in 1954 Kersey Shea’s appearance for | , or injured so badly including Sam, Boul- said. to watch the Commission since 1948, died this i killed they 128 pounds, Olympic - the Senators was highly sue-1 to be destroyed. Only Eugene Sanders said he filed the like morning at Hospital. mk * had nine metis, 15 more than wind-up cere- Freedman’s jr.’s Royal Bay charges following an incident The 60-year-old former foot- jpv finished that race and there was Constantin, Gem, monies will be a public outcry against the carries the next highest yesterday afternoon during the Kucks Produces for Yankees ball star and crew standout such who inning ex- thinking rugged two jumps weight. first of the Yankees' and with Syracuse University en- Gl course that talking were modified. Coneyburrow, the Elkcam Stable's Ifabody, with hibition baseball game with the of the tered the hospital yesterday Brooklyn Dodgers at A1 Lang overwhelmin g afternoon suffering from an in- 1954 favorite, fell at the water Walter Blum up, has 112 to tote jump and will have a number of sup- Field. United States No Pennant in Sight for Pirates, ternal disorder similar to that —eliminated today —and victory and of Jt to destroyed. porters, largely because of his Sanders said he was cursed which first struck him three had be by Stengel a 14-year-old Wanda Werner The time on the heavy course remarkable race in the Burch and kicked when he years ago. attempted apologize to the girl who out-performed more But They Continue Spoiler Role was a slow 10 minutes, Memorial Handicap, when he to. Trigg served as an infantry 20 3/5 manager obscuring 2,000 athletes, By thu Aftftociatod Pru** offense a pair of homers'and Dr. seconds, closed with a burst of speed along Yankee for than men and with captain in World War I. He well below the record of plate up just three hits in by rail finish first and then Stengel’s view of home women, from various countries in The only way the Pittsburgh gave five saw considerable combat in 9:20% set Golden Miller in the to innings a victory Over disqualified. when the bases were loaded. the Western Hemisphere. Pirates have sat in on a World in 14-5 France, where he both 1934 and equalled in 1940 by be The seven-fur- Carrasqual grand- was Bogskar. long distance of the Southern To Wanda Werner, a junior Series of late has been by tele- Detroit. Chico wounded gassed. A1 and Maryland particularly high vision. Before that it was by slammed for the Sox. And A graduate of the Howard should be school student from Be- Kaline poled for Detroit. Ifabody's liking. thesda, Md., went the biggest radio. one University School of Medicine, to Oppose taking a Coloradoans way say- Wes Westrum and Bob Leryion Dr. Trigg was still practicing Loeffler Gola Sef The others shot at collection of medals—and modest Which is another of and the prospective 1955 handicap Wanda, who had never even won ing the Bucs haven’t won a Na- clubbed home runs as the Giants medicine when he became ill Chicago champion are Harold H. Pout's a national title before, didn’t tional League pennant since snapped the Cubs’ jix- yesterday. He had his offices Phillips in AAU Final | game It was first —Star Tour streak 6-2. the his home at 1248 Fairmont Staff Photo. For Latin American New Dream, 111; Killian Farms’ even expect to make the team. ! 1927. They’ve been out of the in By th* Associated Press Reslient, D. of the spring forLennon, who’ street N.W., where he lived with DR. JOSEPH E. TRIGG 110: Giles Mills’ Anchors Winning Team | cellar just once in the past five The State Department said to- Nick Jimmie, 109; Auburn Farm's i ! seasons—they were seventh in 64 for Nashville last season: It his wife, Mrs. Beatrice S. Trigg, Quantico Bows Wanda anchored two on. day that despite changes in their Old Glendale, 109; Felippo After j the United 1951. I came with a former teacher in the District charge, By Associated ! an eyelash victory who was in prescribed status, Winner, 108, th* Pross States team to likely this, year Orioles, Split public system. Ken Loeffler Baldi’s Dinner hold- relay swim j It isn’t is the A’s school surgery expected go DENVER, 26.—Weary in the 400-meter ! going develop Dr. Trigg first became asso- methods other than and and Tdm Gola are to er of the Bowie track record for Mar. the Pirates are to Baltimore and Kansas City through furlongs, Tyson Gilpin's seniors from the University of I yesterday. The United States Traynor, ciated with the boxing commis- Little Dynamite recovered. with their scheduled 6 and into the likes of Pie ; split a pair. The Orioles ;,won tour of America during Arson, Colorado team, whose mainstays was clocked in 5:11.6. Canada Glenn Wright, sion as its official doctor in 1936. Trigg is survived by his Latin 105. jthe Waners and ; jthe opener, 10-3, and the Ath- Dr. the summer. Royal Bay Gem, a 5-year-old, have played seven games in the was right behind at 5:12.2. but Fred Haney’s youngsters He was appointed to the wife, two brothers—Dr. Frank , j | letics took the nightcap, ,S-4. com- Loeffler now spent last eight nights, meet the talent- Previously Wanda had seem to be the One mission after the death of Tom Trigg, North Capitol is head coach at who at 3 some of his time won on move. Gus Triandos and Hal Smith H. 1606 College laden Phillips 66ers of Bartles- freestyle race, encouraging thought, there’s no | ! Morgan seven years ago. street, and Kermit M. Trigg, a LaSalle but he announced chasing , makes the 200-meter led ’ each homered to account for a Thursday signed a today since ville, Okla., tonight for the victory in the 400- place go but up. 1 It was Dr. Trigg’s opinion that physical education at he had three- his "first start last her team to to total of runs for the instructor year at championship of the National freestyle relay was a were seven immediate surgery High contract Texas A&M. meter and The Bucs the kids who game victory. Bill after a head Brown Junior who lives at Gola, All-America AAU basketball tournament. second Canada’s Helen closed fast last and | Orioles’ first injury suffered in the ring 1603 Lincoln N.E.—and a star for La- close to season Renna hit a bases-loaded home road Salle, giving up Boston Doge Entry fought free- Brooklyn of a down- caused more deaths than it pre- sister, Mrs. Irene T. McDuffy, is his amateur The Colorado team Stewart in the 100-meter knocked out run in the first to back up status shortly to go tour with through style, as both were clocked in to-the-wire race with the New .Bob vented. When Little Dynamite 1427 Hamilton street N.E. on overtime to defeat the Trice’s three-hit pitching for; six a college competing against In Gold Cup Race champions They look like was seriously injured bout arrangments team Marine from Quanti- 1:07.7. York Giants. innings as the A's bounced back. i na Funeral have not Globetrotters. co, Va., 63-56, night’s they’re picking up spring here several years ago, Dr. Trigg. been completed. the Harlem At Bowie Hinted in last Questioned after picking up this A State Department spokes- semifinals. gold yesterday, where they left off. ly th*Associated Press her third medal man said, nevertheless, they ex- The Oklahomans rode to a 53- Wanda said: “Gosh, I didn't Wade Shackles Red Sox pect Loeffler and Gola to leave Exhibition Baseball Two NEW YORK, Mar. 28. 51 victory over San Francisco even expect to make the team. Pittsburgh has a so-so 7-6 rec- By thu Associated Pre*» Americans Aid the United States June 26. the Doge, unbeaten Olympic on a getting was great." Today’s Schedule East Stars Favored day Boston New Club last-second Just here ord in the exhibitions, but the after Gola’s scheduled mar- England colt, may go to basket from 28 feet by Jim Wanda, who has been swim- Pirates haven’t been any push- Washington vs. Detroit at Lakeland. riage. They will visit Maryland Fla. w Cambridge Crew 10 coun- for the *30,000- Walsh. Phillips star who played ming competitively since the age defeats Baltimore Philadelphia at Clear- tries: Argentina, overs. Four of their ! Fla. vs. ™ Bolivia, Peru, Cup Franciscans in hopes na- by margins. water. Over West Tonight Uruguay, added Governor’s Gold for the San last of 7, to win her first were one-run The i Chicago *‘B” vs. Cleveland '*lrf at Mar. 26—Cam- The candidate is Luckett-Nix of Boulder, the United States team I did the !Tucson Arlz. '' basketball season in Madison bridge University, with two scheduled to make his first Colorado team’s advance to the here by winning the 100 and ! knocking off the Boston Red Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh at Fort ;Myers. Fla. Square Garden ends this week crew, New York appearance in the finals is the AAUs biggest sur- 220 yard freestyle trials on Feb- ' Sox, 5-3. Ben Wade, an old- ’I St. Louis vs. New York (Ai at St. Americans in its won its Army and Navy 1 Petersburg. Fla. _ Make *20,000-added Experimental prise a ruary breaking picked up Louis, Brooklyn end. race against since 1951 when collec- 26. the former I timer from St. vs. Cincinnati at Tampa; Tla. 101st boat Oxford Free Handicap at Jamaica tion of Colorado A&M players American mark set by Ann Curtis set down the Sox on two hits New York ©A) top senior college stars of the start to finish over the 4 miles, July, when he was sidelined by Weariness of the Coloradoans George Freese singled home > at Lakeland. Fla. yards BALTIMORE, 26.—The night The United States compiled a Results Yesterday season, 400 River Thames course Mar. an injury. Trained by Clyde was evident last against two of the Bucs’ four runs in O meet in the ninth East- season begins total of 1,434% points to run Milwaukee ‘*o4 101 212—13 15 from Putney to Mortlake and 1955 lacrosse in Trout, the black son of Royal the ' Marines. They appeared the first inning off Russ Kem- Atlanta 010 000 103— 5 8 2 All-Star game for the Maryland today Navy away with team honors. SDahn. Crone (5). Oorln and West Her- lengths with and nicely Yardley Other Long a • Cranaall. 4): George. Robgrion finished 16 ahead of a Gem H has been working, beaten until Bob rallied Argentina merer, and Dale hit Parks f ald Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Army, which ran one-two in last running them with two drive-in leaders were with (4). Oquendo <8». Piercey and tired Oxford crew. and should do some this baskets 569%, **44o, homer in the third. Roarke. McCardell (7). W—Spahn^t-- year's championship race, play- Mexico Venezuela George. - Tomorrow, about half of these Cambridge’s official time was afternoon. He will be ridden by and sensational defensive re- The , more ¦ ing in separate games. bounding midway of the second 155, Chile 150 and Brazil 138V 2 . Home runs—Milwaukee. Adcocks t2), players will put aside their ama- 19:10. The record is 17:5.0 set Oliver Cutshaw. The United collected accustomed to World Series than Crandall. Crowe. Caro. Atlanta. Ram- Navy, beginning its first title half. Yardley’s work put the States 12 (and blanked teur status and put on new uni- by Cambridge in 1948. Also due some consideration first-place medals out of a pos- the Pirates who Brooklyn 000 001 000— 11 defense, entertains Washington today Collegians ahead, 47-47, with the Bucs in the ’27 classic), may New York A 002 102 OOx— 6 l Oxford was a 1-3 favorite to will be Thomas T. Mott’s sible 20 in swimming and diving. Erskine. Darnell (7), Woloy (8) -and forms as members of the 1955 College at 3:30 pjn. at Annapolis Glendale, a grey colt 9:17 left. have another sleeper in Johnny Campanelia; Kuekc Blackwell