20-C THE TIMES May 1945 Benton to Pitch Again Within Month Bob Tales Dave Ferguson Back Sports Sports 0 in Racing With Winner Ai Benton's Record Player Rules FATE'HITS Broken Leg By 808 ML’RI'HY Sport* Editor Mo a r f Was si. Bii!Ii ABOUT TOWN: That smile g the DONM.I, REVITIEO hack on face of Dave Fergll By 11.0 MU son. local sportsman, again. B a Put ooper "ua* not team in Cast Big Topic M«*rt C May 2u JB Popular all PHILADELPHIA. Al 10 Dave wan set to Breadon Bentons brilliant pitchinj; j>: *b- player this year" so Sam By LEO MACDONELL forget horses and horse racing ¦-( * S disposed him "be- • bly would lv the (id;* : «•*¦ < Bv FIM.Wt HAT I of Cardinals of forever last year after losing hl» ..or-, it wa- s 1 could not afford to let him PHILADELPHIA. May 25 —AI horses, pennant to the Ti ul. C HAMPAIGN. 111., May 25 cause stable of including Bell loss of hi- tin- dictate the policy of this office," Benton will probably be able to Buzzer, tragic Fair Just so. the H- We-iern today in the Grounds - Conference sport* editor of again month, ac- pitching may * i>- U Sid Keener, the pitch within a mear Lei', fire. flag this year. v\ t.ukie the perplexing problem St. Louis Star-Times, wrote after cording to Dr. Walter Fstel Friends, however, talked him There ran hr no minimizing : thlete recruiting, particularly an exclusive interview with Brea-; who is attending the Tiger into buying a few yearlings and here, f I don. . . Hilly Soutliworth tried to at Pennsylvania Hospital Ariel th»* l»low It* t It** Ml It*- il ill plaveis. It is expected by yesterday his Ace popped fractured ankle »utter*Hl t*v lien- talk Breadon out of trading where he is confined with a frac- down at Churchill Downs the first night tall some new* regulations leg ton, uho had w<*n flip ait of Coo|)cr and every owne» and man- tured suffered in a game be- time he ever faced the barrier* his six gmms and in doing so wd! i>« wriitcn into the code. * ager in the tried tween the Tigers and Athletics George Sherman, publicity had compiled the most glitter- ;’h* athletic duectors and the to buy the pitcher when he first yesterday. director for Wayne U. aaya ing in the majors this announced he was holding out for Benton expects to return to De- Ronald Tea*ley, a boy record f dtl •! 1 coaches in separate meet- Colored m $ tomorrow night. will go spring. 15.000. troit He from Northwe*tern High, now ings problem for Pitching «*iv complete tames, discussed the to Ford Hospital. The leg is in a playing the flr*t sack for the the hig right-handrr hail vie hied m.at.y hours yesterday without Michigan's tennis and golf teams east. Tartars, I* one of the fancied! are favored the Big cham- only Inu earned runs and lib -fmdfog a formula that was ac- in Ten CLEAN BREAK youngster* lie hws seen In year*. hits. Three ot his victories pionships at Northwestern today He's hitting .485 and ha* made ceptable to both. Ail are agreed that the . explained uera -hotouts. and tomorrow . . The netters, Dr. Lee only one error In 80 chances ln- something must be done either to break, a just A fractured ankle doesn’t rated as strong as last year's small bone above the the field. open the tie Id as some of the It is the mend in a hurry. Champions, haven't beer extended right ankle, is clean. Harry Kipke, now connected south' rn colleges do or to tighten bone Added to the loss of in winning six straight while the doctor's belief that the was with nationally beverage Benton is the Miles. a a knoum the absence of Paul (D./v) Trout golfers won 12 out of 13 matches only cracked when struck with firm, is in town for a few dayt Some coaches, notably Bernie ball batter by Bobby Estella and and to their . offices, anil are expected take . . His for the present, o| Bo Mc- when n side ailment and Sv* ift wrenched Bierman Minnesota and foui tlr straight title. then broke completely later are in Chicago. his shoulder yesterday. Millan of Indiana fear tod much the Tiger pitcher put his full weight Joe Trout, who rejiorts he has hern talent will be lost it the rules are Byron Nelson is 8-5 favorite to on the leg pitching to strict. Others ate •'much better' the last couple of mad* too op- Sam Snead in 72-hole battle Burns. Ihe next batter. International Loops? beat to days, may return to the mound pi* ed to competing w ith th<* south- for "world championship" at Fresh It was after the first pitch Tompkins, «r This group believe that Benton collapsed. Jack district traffic Sooner than anticipated n schools. Meadow, Flushing, tomorrow and Burns for American Airlines 10 days, tlu- boys wlm accept the C Dr. Lee has advised a stnrl Swift's loss for how- E'srx jp West Orange. Sunday. and a former j ever. will not help the catching lih* ;al often* would I* lost to Big t—r—i—ft's benefit for PGA’s vet- brace in the cast which will make Swift has been an able working Ten '-chools anyway. erans’ rehabilitation fund. it unnecessary t<> use a crutch, and fnate to Richards, at time Benton to I\ftil HOW ir WORKS NOW the same enable M r h lg/in. vi- Have (Boo) Kerri** of Red Sox get out and throw keeping his i Under the present conference -ions hockey as 1- i ....la, v says he his when he shape when he leaves Needs Starters rules a roach may contact a l>oy got nickname arm in later first awn-, was a little shaver and couldn’t the hospital. H| it he visits campus or he r *¦ g u I a r y While cheered by announce- the if ray brother—closest he could get 1 J^^PHS makes a formal application and IN SPIRITS S c h c d U led ML | SH ment Joe Orrell v\ill rejoin the GOOD his the last was "Boo.” br’U.ei) Tiger team here toda>, Steve files marks. Under "So that'* how they put a ¦ 'iff rule, boys have been filing their at ri- Ht O'Neill is mind- «« Pitcher Max Lanier of Cardi- cast on." Benton remarked i credits with a dozen schools and 4nfß| nals will he inducted into army Ht. the hospital when he experi- tries ’ f ’’ ¦¦ iTierf'wait" for the most attractive Our ¦¦ Ft. Bragg. N. C., today . . . C lem enced his first "fitting B ue -< he.!- < .! . ¦ * offer. Ml¦¦ Dreivewerd. 29. Red Sox hurler. ’ Benton was in good spirits to- - tile* ir. need Lt. I’au) Biown and hi- new ron- 'WSSK a. ¦ will be inducted at Ft. Devons. day when Tiger teammates visited jack tomprins o f s t g g rvrtmr, t-hr—? 'ff-vt-lnmf team in the him at the hospital. trip* from aTTTTT | In 12 hour»,*F pitcfierg. M All , have been Illinois Senate passed bill which "He wa* kidding with the Detroit to London "Why, It Is the topic *»f much informal con-' makes payment or acceptance of nurse* when I \tslted him," Joe he pointed out. J « my that tearnw quality is ex- vrodlitm. schools m bribe to influence outcomr nf- reported, tnch, tn opinion, Several are Hoover he . will cellent, the favor of taking official action sports event a felony . . Measure recalled that it from thi* country play- European regularly ¦t / against team- that try to sign gm>s to governor. put Lee in team* pro was Estella who Thornton many pitching pc< |lcg< play now the -»'t \-. of the White Sox out of action scheduled game* before F si' is K.ddie Miller is not'plentiful. / it fwo directors went so won't play short- a batted ball last spring The year* have passed." ¦ athletu for Reds he with In stop goes - sports -eng ® before into you Steve in hoping tar as to suggest games with ' hall struck Lee <>n the left arm learn SB * <• #V A' army, Warren Giles says, about sportsmanship apparently Ruftus Gentry otiumihe ¦. it Lakes be canceled, hut aftei 1- becau3P but fore-burg ocm. He wo- out n 1 * j caif!"t agree oh puls' in an appearance. tsstng the matter with otfiei TFiey terms. month. carry on in business so Ear as men Frank (Stubby) Ov|rniire dropped the plan. Intrrnutlornl Snund Photo like Tompkins a:<* concerned. Stan liuik. tlulls.* third xaeker (.(MU) will will lace Buck Newsom In Tiger pitcher, being car- yesterday. Steve SWIFT NEWS His rompnnv wa* the first to IT'S I P TO BOYS , name at Philadelphia since 1932, has played errorless h night game between the Dr Ray Forsvlh, Tiger trainer, grab offices on swank Washington Fntz is of the opinion ried off the field by llubby Walker and O’Neill and Dr. Walter K. I*ee. A s phy- ball this season, taking % chances Tigers and Athletics here to- * Crisler said today that it is his belief that boulevard Now apparently all no Zeb sician, injured leg. night. It will he the first game action can be taken. "What can Eaton after bis ankle was fractured examine the Benton atield. Bob Swift suffering from a “sepa- lines in the country are trying we say?” the Michigan athletic di- a line tile weeks. building Tomp- under the are* for Detroit this b\ drive by Bobby Kstalella in will be out about four Bay Robinson'* selective service ration" in the right shoulder- to get in the -ame rector asked other members of si, akin to that was to season and the first at home papers have been sent to mething a dislocated kins’ way of handling the committee. New shoulder. would he the a half ad welcoming lor the Macks. York induction center for review, behind take out page “We can’t talk about within a week oi lIJ days, n»*t only to T0«t», Is carded to finishing ; ; indicating Robinson scheduled foi plat.* hi- rival- hot their because \ was gcnxl Yesterday hurl for the Tigers here Satur- education, it i« Underdog 1 >f. Toam IbilaiitT induction Monday, will not be put which news a* hi* neighbors. possible Powell (be might with HArold for a boy to play pro it believed day Newhouser >ei Viet* mum Uiatelv, jierhaps was go football amt attend college at int.» he ntn tor some time Swift wa s and due to not at all. In a double-header against the the same time. The boys them- j Alnkos ll hurt late in the game on a play Ex-Tigers Help Treat Senators in Washington Sun- selves will make their own de- ' Favorito Lincoln Post with Paul Jackson at the plate O'Neill's Looking over a I. w letter* from day. vision." Williams and Vcm Nagel nurling three- In the meantime Steve the In Go s»*rv George C of of By F.DGAR IIAYES protest was on the way to Will icemen Kiha The tranquility O’Neill under The conference voted permis- :bull. beat S-tlliotp po>t. 7-2. with bee* writes from the Manana*; too llamdge. president of the league, Sen manager's harrowing experi- sion foi Northwestern play sev- Williams, duration and Cl ..MPAIGN, May 25 It will be Michigan lllmoi- and six- illy in the first of the have h»«! a to Holman ¦ with was was ex- "While here I ences is amazing which of ot its home State order in ** Western .ind Legion League game. what believed course icral games in t-he Chi- uncrowned middleweight and light- in that tomorrow Conference track chance of playing In several is a splendid thing With a heavy size it cellent chance that the contest cago Stadium. Several changes field championships. At least that's the wav the experts up. game* with team coached by heart, the Tiger skipper can still heavyweight champion, was confi- would he ruled out because of the a .were made in the football sched- Michigan, paced hy the Hume twins, floss and Boh, will pile . It’s sort pull n gag. dent as he went through a gym up too much and distance nuxup in the Philadelphia club's Northwestern added the lowa of a lead in the middle distance events of a morale building outfit. "You may haw to pitch t w«» ule.Seah;iu*ks long rest Resume batting order. tor Sept. 22 and Minne- |drill that he would end the for the of the field. Team "On thl* team severs! games in Washington Sundt»>,” are sota will play them a week later, winning run up by Samp- will EARL MACK'S FAI'LT u*e O'Neill approached Newhouser streak balance give the Wolverines hoy* the Tiger* could right Indiana added Tulsa and changed BETTER GOLF \ son Powell when they meet in a enough points to win handily, hut Earl Mack, son of Connie .* ami now irgil Trucks and Hal with a smile in the lobby of the the Northwestern game >fiateli from Pin a roach, re- White. Truck* can throw that Tiger hotel after yesterday's Bloomington to 10-rounder on top of the Arcadia not vvitfi the record-breaking total Philadelphia assumed Evanston. Stay Behind the Ball hard, fa*t one a* blaring a* game. fight card Monday night. j Facing a deficit*'of 843 pins, sponsibility for his club's failure Crisler will confer with Great of TO points Ihey amassed last ever. I* gaining more Williams, a stablrmate of Buddy Chicago, national to follow- the announced hatting White Lakes and lowa Seahawks to ar- year. By SAM SNEAD Bomar of poise aner- Stay behind tin 1 ball! But don't game home and home match batted receiving at Briggs Stadium he years he has handed the lineup give the boys n treat—Mace ( The former Detroiter has taken lormance of last year when they stay so f;*r b« hind it that you have against George Young and Andy doesn't it. to the umpires Brown, Skeet* Dickey, Hank admit part in well over 200 battles and a in the Varipapa of New York at the “It is nothing new,” ex- Masker Named I ran dead heat mile. most of your weight on your right ThA mixup came when Rommel Marino. Red McMillan. Joe York lost lew of them. His experience Michigan may showing Palace Recreation here tonight at plained. “I ha\e been getting match its foot and pushed if permitted to lead off (to only it alone will make him an over- of indoor the Wol- could be flat 8 Becker. Reese mention the meet when o’clock. hatting )." lor three years." whelming favorite over Powell, ' somebody shoved you with a There will be seven games to- in the order after having a few York suggested possibly the verines slammed the event, tak- been the third out in the previous despite the Cleveland 165-pound- ing places for feather. night, seven tomorrow and two Detroit lans expected too much Big all five the first inning which the Athletics hatted 10 er’s easy victory over Phil Mus- Many fellows think they have Sunday 3 Assistant .tune in the history. blocks of seven at anil of him. conference Dick have been the cato fast Monday night. had about as perfect golt form 8 j>. m, Seihert should Backe rs for G ray He said that from similar ex-j With Bob Kelley. Illinois’ star first hatter Rommel, after th.* CHAMPAIGN, - Williams has another sparring runner, in I Young, periencos in other seasons, 111. May 25 middle distance not the slated to become a mem- game, admitted that he was Emm the south Pacific conH there session scheduled today in Wil- hand/ I ) ber of Louis Sielaff’s F. & B team, Navy is nothing to be done He hasn't James Masker, well-known West- best of rendition due to injuries, AwtAD \X/ doubtful that hr had made n a quote from ihr "Our liams' gym. Rob is ted to win C* B*LL -'YVV champion of magazine concerning a slender changed bats or stances at the ern Conference referee, was Hume ex lice J The Detroit Times pro|*'i ruling. Promoter Orville Godfrey an- Michigan also will have strong All-Star Classic for the past two (little southpaw named Ted Gmy, plate. named assistant to (Tug) Kenneth nounced he had signed Jim Wil- contenders in 1 >iek Barnard and y \»;irs. led the quartet in the first IN BAD W W a native of Detroit and the pro|»- "I'll Just hate to wait until Chicago yIY Wilson, Big Ten cbmmis-ioner. it liams. the "tar baby,” and Archie Parson.. Parsons, a for- 28 games in Hempstead. N. Y. With l>oth Benton and Paul erty of the Tiger- the hits come," York declared was Kid English ol Del roil, both 200- philosophically announced at today's meet- mer New York University runner, with a 213 average over hi- j>et (Dizzy) Trout on the sideline* Gray was picked off the local “And 1 think ings. pounders, to meet in the n£hl- they will." beat his teammates in a dual meet drives. Yanpapa’s average was with injuries, the Tigers’ pitching lot- by the -ilver-haired gent of round semivvindup. ! York pointed out were No salary was named, hut i) against Purdue last week in the 210. Norris had 196 and Bomar I staff was in a had way a- it face* whom you have heard so much, three ahead of the battels, wa- said Masker's duties will be excellent time of 1:55.3. j 195. j a tough eastern arhcdulc ahead. Alovsiu- J. Egan, and dispatched weeks many quarters. and w fcich may account for the gen- general administration. In Bomar Frank (Stubby) Overmire will to Wmaton-Salem of the piedmont How They Stand HAS A CHOICE Norris are given better than an against the Athletics here era! light hitting Jim Masker is well-known to VMI Kl( INI I I Abt I. pitch League where tie played one year. \* overcoming “There Isn’t much by I l‘.t I.H The two-mile is likely to he even chance of the tonight. Buck New-om will lw> on He came up to the Tigers at the hitting Detroit and Michigan football fans Chirac- IS 9 62> ¦as they'll to get. won by whichever the Hume ever be able still Easterners* lead to win the 52.000 the mound for the Athletic- -ea-fin and pitched anybody," York explained. “In a- ttie referee who failed to call Sr* V*irk 16 II 393 ' ¦ of clo-e of the lkoi i 14 to i their shots have a wild round- purse, margin. today the meantime, us spring the ni saa twins Ken Doherty elects to run. I despite the These O’Neill announced that on« game against the Chicago stump- j>enalty against Minnesota, St. l»uO IS II 942 2 house slice. to in « Irrrland II 14 440 Ross won it last year. j people are quick point out a Walter Wilson will futeh here to- ers will just have to plug Along and permitted Bill Garnass to kick 4*., their hands White S*»\. W a«hli*Kl"n 12 !• 429 9 George Walker of Illinois Is The reason is are rnatch of this kind it is possible morrow and Harold Newhotiser The Navy magazine -ays and do the best we ran. That's a field goal in fljc last second of Hatton II 19 423 9 Du)l of Chlladrlphla well ahead of the when it is' to pick up 100 or more pins in and Orrell in Washington Sun- all my horse can do on the the first half to heat Michigan, II 17 .393 9 favored in both the hurdles .events Joe Gray: liimr> tjrhtnd Inrtrf. Purdues Ben Harvey\looks hit and the face of the club 15 on two frames. day. Orrell, who was reacted for swear farm—the best he can." 16 to couple years ago. * T-flaj'* and "Out here the t»l’s hv 14. a of Yr*trrd»f llr*ult* tiimn a pointing to the light of the I'hlla 7. PI 12 I*lr al rhlla nlcht the brsi of the field in the 100 and bias To win out. Bomar and Norris service bv a draft board in Detroit Gray. And why shouldn't they, NV 9. ( M 3 < lev at Wish i flight. • intended line of will have to heat their rivals by this week, is due to irioin the (or Boa a Sll behind trad< t ;iiml Zarnoff of some or yacht Harm I Will* Firxl Send fur Sam Snout * Stance and Crip Ilow names 5.000 more owned hy Prof. Arthur just , * * of D. today after the after she had left the V -lrrda* Kr-ull* lialai Oamr* to Sain Snead De- Sfmrtans. dock ( IIIu tra'i-d booklet Editor. guvs who attend the gam4« Locke of Wayne* University. NY 7. ( inti 9 M al Inti tr ’l’ aril addrcaaed atamped a one-hit performance at the Detroit (hi Tines. Encloae on pitching Yacht Club with I'hila 8 3 Bklrn at Ml nichl Slarl lor l ords envelope, i Team for Maleli here regularly. They think the The yacht was recovered with a Sll Rklrn Rn* al Pill* by Keith the happy load of would-be pick- S t I’rotectrd by John F Dllle Co. | Steffee. blanked thing." ‘he hrto small boss still aboard. rill 10 R»v 9 111 i’hlla at I hi. Titans here yesterday, 2-0 same mckers ’ Charley Barrett, Walter Roxy will team with the This was caused by a innini* former b> Belle Isle harbormasters flaw in the rigging. Brave obtained in the Mort : 7.enko Zarnoff. Bulgarian mat- Boh Prendergast. F. of I) short- patrol boat Fight Results The ynungstets had All this hapiioned to Professor Cooper trade, won his first stari man. against Dale Haddock and stop, bagged the only hit off Seeks Midget Players iried to -ol under lie Checker Exhibition Cnlted Prr%* desiring lie Isle Locke, a man who in his inter* for the Cards, heating Brooklyn Stanley Buresh in next Tuesday's Steffee, a in the fourth. Pitchers and in fielders Hiidg«. Th< large*t span on th< Joseph L. Bassett w et all Barrett's the FaU. RIVFH Maaa—Freddv Cabral IM.' tag team at struck out tryout with Midget nation.d career has mined gold in ill nv 7-5. double in Cambridge. Mr; . Australian match Steffee 10 Firemen* bruly i< i;S feet abe .. the kri'>rk»d out Jeny McCe> Rhodesia. South Africa, served comers at a checkers exhibition fourth inning when the Cards ISO Boston 1t •: Tony S«tVe 151 ?all Fhirview Gardens. Lotus Klein The Spartans scored both tuns team please call Jack Mclntyre, water. The 'tsar on the sloop* p. in River, atopped Johnny Moran. 155. Boat'di eighth Cunning- with Den. Allenby Mesopo- Sunday at 2:30 ni. the Mr- put on their biggest rally, Pat Doyle, River meet- Bert Ruby in a tunioi heavy in the off Chirk UN 1-3947 or NO. 2900. Candi- rigged Lilith towers lr i f.. t above in l I l.tfi, Fall kn"< ked tamia and spent (he says) a year Kerehey Bl*lg.. Woodward avenue knocked Hal Gregg of Brooklyn out Al Michaud I f Lewtaton, Mr .1 title clash. "Whitpy” Wahlberg ham. Titan pitcher, who allowed dates must he 15 or younger and deck. opposite off the mound. Rarry Wood. 120 WorceaU r. outpointed tackles "Stocky' only height. the the Detroiter Hotel Rust > Turner, Up Newport, a. also Neilson five safeties. not over 5 feet 5 inches in This I- where th< young with Egyptian Coast Guard. I. Hi. pirates got in trouble T.< -p-t (ior«iini\ jammed und< i a sjso Hurling The yacht suffered rr .-nor ¦! H in* lor Sailor* Bee to i aging and < » • Smart Ura 'Soars ISarr Arv ia Uot O*Lark Although stealing . i : iT EVANSTON 111 May 25 (UP> Man Urrbtf pet Of | r.v> ,1 • .. , • , •ohriny Gorsica. former Detroit ID LEWIS 11. W ALTER in the Stoney Point Purse Tues- eighth Juno 2 in which to tost straight sprint* when ho wont to which he went a mile or over J Racing followers haven’t for- punishable hangn j. nr n ger pitching star, led Great Wright eolt won b> I Smart turfmen all over the dya at Churchill Downs, but the tho Warren colorbearer. the |K)st in the Champagne Stakes The STTISo while prov- gotten Pot o’ Luck came out m! is beir.g t ak< n .dp,., .ri i . • ki s 9 to 1 victory over That I here 'till nro solirl at Belmont last fall. . ing his class. I f 0 a Calumm colt vv,,s gaming ground the blue to win his first big rdw Lock- thinks thi puytk N ti western yesterday for the nabob still believe trainer Ben I>ut Bobby Bermane brought .Jones may ai the fini'h. i>e,iten sp.infeing coming c is seventh straight victory , i Calumet Farm have him hark in the He had been in four the a a mile Run from fat stretoh How Derby Ran Yesterday mv-hap U\ • g of the seviMon a derby are in Pot o Luck With quarter of more Scoring run to leave Sit Francis. Lady’s Horses Doeison got him out of ¦¦ - - \ go, o’ AI.EXIS—W mid pntMher in a >ene- t* r t ,*». 0,.. v ¦ 1 \ l colt which has floundered so badly to Pot Luck might be there niißu i i \i.i i m mli» nlxt'inth SuiVlvoT brought around s p Reward and others behind at the stake* at Pimlico In i 4 7 flat the jam and him in first two tomorrow him. m. r w. t s th« >ai\htmg tap er \ • p\ j his starts ihis year. u Jones sends '. ’ > _ _ plebcseitr, u Industrial League Chirac J 1 end of the mile. BROOKFIELD— Second lo AlexiaV the field to beat LoCke they'll if DETROIT 4 : a )BA They figure know more Even Ben Jones doesn't sec Ne» Yor* » % r. _ Later, in the mile and a six- Bf NET—Third to Mexl* Bymeabond, The Doge, Alexis and Ins'hj'tor 3 As nn In ~..-ro-dy Card for Today about it today, because pot o' his hope eon Whack to the winner's .s* L< 41* I'. teenth of the Pimlico Futurity, DARBY DIEPPE Won seven furlong others. 2 feature at ChurVMll Down* In 12' 4-5. i Wayne . W«»rinr*''ii naniid- at ht pi • the nominees circle *> furlong RWIIUU Luck is one of for in Cifvaj*nd V I J Pot o’ Luck was off last in a field RYMEaHOND -X* nil in Daily Dieppe. The six and seven race* t » rr ! < Paincr-Bc*. Urn* sum ci. _ ».• ;>pe ftbly the matter tfa< \W:»,U t ' Ri“,»*uA 4 A IRON ClTY—Third DArby Dl. - a may he he 4 to : » derby at derby nine, thing Ben . Vl' Waliai - r- the trial\ of mile Certain has the - of appeared hopelessly so far don’t mean a I Ms» klo.' Philadelphia A ft I 7 808 MANN—Atari ran in Darby Dliv!ir race all sorts of calamities c< rr.* I ' T : ¦ v*. Cflllln Product*. Belle laic Won rac* conditioning Churchill Downs. w innei 1.1 I pocketed at the half. Rut Jockey BERGOLATOR— I *l* forl'D* at Jones’ colt except as in KOPTB4I.L NATIONAL U.l In 1.1 wav h:« Mi'llboat life *» Stncpel Churrhlll Dcwn* 1 2-' anyono VF v:u' WntflfM Vlck*n This is the race in which he is Smart old Ben doesn't rush .his s m T w. t r. a grounds for regarding Pot o’ Luck CAI.YDON Alan ran In five and half efforts. It won t surprise Three times this y. nr P * • *i Eureka l.lttlrflvM Park: to horses, Nf» York A 2 J 7 furlong rare at Down* h.c ' exported hook up with Detroit’s can afford to his time top by Churrhlll Junes winner’a ¦ . ini a (P-ddard Uttlefleld take Br«>kl*n 1 0 1 5 as a prospect is shown his mile 70-y*u4 if walks into the \ • v t RED PIXIE-Woo and »aee fallen oveiboard whiel sil>| Pall* Sprit.| A Wire v» derby hope Lt Crndr. T I) Buhl's bringing Pot cf Luck right up to St Li '.III Li 4 *1 7 record of year when he at l 4.1 3-r* circle to greet his charge thi» ».yn f « last fin- Jamaica In membet of ti„ . jfc a. h^4—> mrri, s 3 —Second tn Red Pixie * TOY BOMR makes him a irfi Piodu.tl Javi,. Air, bailor peak form for the big $75,000 raee Pittabirgh the race derby day. just as he did W’lth n , > n ished up track in all the ran tn five and half lell*l>jvnrs Club 4 ‘tar »• Mlerematl' pot M|' ¦ *' RED FIGURE—Aim 2 ¦ t ufarturlnr The Buhl colt o' 9 He still ha.< the 17 !* - furlong rare at Nanaganxet* Pensive year and ¦.,<*» >. l»‘d Luck June Rlue ft sprints then came through to last Whirlawnv Sailing into lieilc p. ut» \v ; Brlfci rinrtnn»M j 4 —• A —••— PATRIMONY—AIan ran In thf the A **.• r handltt Patk by lengths at ee-ftuarter No. A. home more than three Grass Stakes a mile and an rruudript.l* • win t«o of the three races at mile rare at Santa Anita in 1941.