American U. Students Sports Mirror ^ By thft Associated Press Pavot Is 'Graw Victor Lord Boswell's Blue Grass Win Ace Field of Horses Today a year ago—Harry Feld- Campaign Against man gave up five hits as the New Of Chopfank Purse Makes Him Favorite in To Count Stefan as Winton's Foe York Giants blanked the Phila- Derby Compete Sunday delphia Phillies, 2-0. Verdict Three In His 1946 Debut in Hunt Antigrid years ago—Horse race At Hyattsville Spotlighted Maryland American Bv the Associated GLYNDON, Md., April 26.—Thir- Stefan, which chased Winton to the University students to- wagering continued to boom as Press A top entry of crack hunters, teen horses finish in the Grand National last day began a campaign of protest 20.269 fans bet $1,448,130 at New Walter M. Jeffords’ Pavot, un- jumpers, saddle horses and ponies besides Winton are en- Deaten week, only to lose by a nose. decision of Y’ork's Jamaica Race Track. 2-year-old champion of 1944 from the foremost stables of Vir- in the 50th running of the against the institution's tered Another but a disappointment last year de- likely challenger is Mil- Board of Trustees not to revive foot- Five years ago—Indiana Uni- ginia, Maryland and the District classic Maryland Hunt Cup in his victory in the Belmont tiades, owned by Arthur I. Meigs of ball this autumn. versity won the 1 and 2 mile spite will perform in the 19-class Hyatts- Worthington Valley tomorrow. Stakes, came back to the track for Philadelphia. Posters flared on the campus this events at the Penn Relays, set- ville horse show which will have its The Maryland Hunt, America's his 1946 debut and Five Virginia horses will seek the morning, a new meet record of 7:41.1 yeslerday cap- second annual holding in the arena for horses and com- prepared overnight, carry- ting toughest grind coveted crown. are Mrs. tured the 6-furlong Choptank Purse at They Amory ing such inscriptions as "Now or for the latter, and New York Ager and Riggs roads, Chillum, parable to the Grartd National of at Havre De Grace. S. Carhart's Sir Romeo, Christopher "We won the 4-mile Md„ beginning at 10:30 a m. will be run Never—Football,” Want Co- University event. | Aintree, for the first M. Proving his class as a sprinter, the Greer, jr.’s, Houseman; Mrs. Nor- operation" and "Yes—Football.” Ten Crosetti Among the leapers which will en- i time since 1942, when Winton won years ago—Frank son of Case Ace and man K. Toerge's Free State. John E. Meanwhile. Dr. Paul Coquelicot liven for his owner and Stuart S. Douglass, banged out five hits as the New the jumper division are J. B. rider, Hughes’ Field Glass and Mrs. John of American scored by two lengths over three president University, York Yankees the Bland’s Greystone, Sam Bogley’s ! Janney, jr. A record crowd of 30,000 M. outslugged other high-grade speedsters. H. L. Sturgeon Ill's Hold Forth. gave what he deemed "a probable Boston Red 12-9. Ringmaster, Dr. A. I. Kay’s is expected. Sox, Straus’ Moon was Smacko, Others are the New York entry, explanation” of the board's action Quarter second, Chief interest will be in Mrs. William Hurst’s Graylark, Mrs. Betty Pcterski, owned E, * Gustave Ring's Hasteville third and by Q McVitty; but said he was not in a position C. Pelle's Yankee Doodle. Dave Bosley s promising 5-year-old Count William Helis’ Milos last. Mar- Clifton’s Duke and The Clue, Law'- to state his opinion at this time. tin's Cateer, Mrs. Richard Hume’s Pavot stepped the distance in 1:14 rence E. Jones of Pennsylvania; Port Team Battle Born 11 Taboo and a score of other good J. G. Would Cost $60,000. Among over a muddy track and paid $3.70 Mariy, Leiper, Philadelphia; ones. How Entries Mrs. Stuart Dr. Douglass said the proposal as the favorite. Derby S. Janney’s Vaunt and The hunters division already has Janon considered by the board asked for Winners of featured races at other Fisher, jr.’s, Saw Buck, a some of the best fox hunters entered, a Set for tracks Fared Marylander. partially subsidized football squad Chesapeake yesterday: such Yesterday sterling performers as Mrs. Lee By the Associated Pre»s of 33 men, a public relations to At Keeneland—Lord Boswell, $3.80. setup Special Diopatch The Star Counselman's Kristie, Mrs. Forest and name At. Jamaica—Sir Bim. $3.00. Lord Boswell—Won $12,500 Blue coaches. “If the proposal HAVRE DE At GRACE, Md.. April Narraeansctt—Sickletoy, $13 80. Sherman's Bealwalk. Dr. and Mrs Grass Stakes of 11« miles at Keeneiand had At Meadows—Cracked. been adopted, American Uni- Bay $9.50. in ,i. 26.—Battle Born, owned by Gustave A. I. Portmaker and 1:513 AUTO GLASS Miss Kimo, Bay Daughter of Hash Kay's Phantom Pellicle—Ran second in Blue Grass versity would have gone into com- of is included in |Ring Washington, and Nedvive which carried William Raider, Mr. and Mrs. George Muel- Stakes. 30 MINUTE SERVICE petition with the football In Earnest—Ran third in bigtime 'the field of 11 3-year-olds which ler’s Ballela with Blue Grass schools,” he stated. Helis’ silks to victory in the Rose- along strings from Stakes. were made for the Colony Boy. Bob Murphy. Taters and RE. 5877 i eligible today dale at the U. S. Randle Stables and some He added that the board did not Jamaica, is expected to re- Kcndor also ran in Blue Grass Stakes. $26,350 Chesapeake Stakes, tomor- well-trained consider the j to Havre De Grace, where she entrants from the stable Dark Jungle—Won six-furlong clash STANDARD AUTO GLASS expenditure of ap- row's 1-1/16-mile feature. jturn at Keeneiand in 1:11 Vv , closing of Maj. Fred J. did her to run in the East- Hughes, jr. Nickey W.—Also ran in 8-furlong 624 N proximately $60,000 a year, which | The colt cer- training, St. N.W. Washington-owmed The saddle horse and dash at Keeneiand, won by Dark Jun- had been estimated to, ern Shore Stakes May 27 when the pony necessary i tainly is meeting topflight opposi- divisions will have gle. such a season comes to a equally impres- East Light—Also ran in 8-furlong carry football program, a for the is the I Maryland spring tion, among eligibles close. sive lists of entries for the competi- dash at Jamaica, won by First Pebble wise move for the school at this1 in 1:122 Triton Foxcatcher Farm's Hampden, sec- tion in both Beach Mrs. Vera S. these divisions, accord- Mist O’ Gold—Worked a mile and a time. ond in Bragg's Mist o’ Gold the Wood Memorial last ing to Show Manager will be quarter at Belmont in 2:07 handily. on "We have a pressing in was sent, a mile and a quarter in King, Chesapeake Bay problem Saturday in New York. Eddie Ar- Lord with Eddie the NOW BOOKING ♦he 2:07 at Boswell, Arcaro up, in winner’s circle at keenest seen in a local ring this returning veterans and the1 caro handily Belmont yesterday w-ill pilot Hampden, which is Keeneland in the season. of these in a final local test before yesterday. early BEACH PARTIES—PICNICS housing veterans. The. the early favorite. The winner’s shipping board took I to Churchill Downs for the For this into consideration owmer will Ken- USED BOATS Clubs—Offices—Associations—Etc receive $20,650 if all 11 By the >**ociat«d Press WRITE FOR also," he added. tucky Derby. yearling buy, it all adds up to a INFORMATION eligibles parade postward. SAIL-POWER Addre**: Bay Water* Operating Co Inc LEXINGTON, Ky., April 26 — one-two-three punch for cosmetics Minor Results Box 17, Mato, A. A Co.. Md C'lasswork In addition to Battle Born and Cninterrnplpd. said Eddie queen Mrs. Elizabeth Graham that Yesterday’s other This, Arcaro, beaming, results: L Morine Insuronce Classes went on Hampden, Chesapeake eligibles looks Internationa! Leigur, as usual, but most i Boxer Dies of is "one helluva horse when you dig right pretty—even without Rochester. are: Bomar Stables Bill Ross. H. Hemorrhage; 4. Jersey City, 3 (seven in- of the students were with ex- into him.’’ applying the face and nings 1 agog W. powder lip- Fielding's Jobar. Mrs. E. H. Au- Syracuse, 5; Montreal. ■) (10 innings). citemejnt engendered by the “hush- Eddie's the fellow they call the stick. Toronto. Let Us Sell gustus’ Blue Yonder, Lester Manor 4th Newark, n. hush" fleeting held last night at Year's Ring Fatality Roosevelt of the race riders around Star Pilot, last year's 2-year-old Buffalo at Baltimore, rain Stable's Manor Lad, Paul J. American the-.behest of Carey's colt also was Association. Your Boat Frank (Chuck) La! By the Associated Pr?** here because he's won three Ken- champion, supposed St Paul. U Kansas City. 5. Sun Helio. William Helis’ Tidy Bid. Mi 3: Fontaine. Student Council Derbies and is for a to be in Mrs. Graham's starting waukee, Minneapolis. 0. -PAM-* president,1 tucky trying Air WILKES-BARRE, Pa.. April 26.— Toledo. ♦). Louisville. 4 to draft means of Crispen Ogleby's Hero. Walter m' but impressing uni-1 fourth term this year, which is just Derby backfield, was scratched Indianapolis. 10: Columbus. 1. 1050 Maine Jeffords’ Natchez and the Cedar Welterweight Harvey Weiss died of Pacific 8-FT. DINGHY versify authorities with the stu- about as tough as being elected yesterday because he hadn't been Coast League. Farm’s Lovemenow. a cerebral hemorrhage in a hos- San Francisco, -1: Sacramento. 1. Ave. S.W. rient-mattitude toward the football President four times. no too hot in training. But even with- Hollywood. 0: Seattle. 3 “ here last fourth Anyway, ban. It isn’t though that Jobar or Blue pital night—the out the Oakland. 7: Los Angeles. 4. jockey has done it yet, and Pilot, Mrs. Graham holds San ME. 5352 Yonder will face the boxer to lose his life as the result, they’ve Diego. 2 Portland, n. One Board of Trustees starter, espe- the big hand. Or, as San- Texas League. member. of a been trying since 1875. Charley cially if the track is Trainers ring battle this year. Beaumont. 7—4; Houston, 4—fi. Kenneth C who heavy. was born, who trains Bob De- Hoover, proposed The New Yorker lost Eddie beapiing because he*d Murphy, Dallas. 4 Tulsa o of the majority of the 22-year-old Port American University enter a foot- I eligibles say steered the troit manufacturer Dave Ferguson's Worth. 7: Oklahoma City. 4. an decision to Patsy just stretch-sizzler, San Antonio. ball team in they will ship to Churchill Downs eight-round 5; Shreveport. 1 1946 competition, said Lord Boswell, to a neck decision in Derby hope, puts it, the cosmetics Southern Association. for the $100,000 on Gall of Freeland, Pa Wednesday. today he the action be Kentucky Derby at Keene- queen shoot a horse at Memphis. 4—1: New Orleans. 3—4 hoped will was a to the Blue Grass Stakes /'will you May 4. that is if their ran He floored by hard right Chattanooga. 7: Atlanta. 0. rescinded. He said he charges of the Mobile planned to the chin in the last but land, which immediately put his every quarter Derby.” Charley ltj Little Rock. 1 finish among the first three to- round, 7 Birmingham. confer with Dr. Douglass on some mount front and center as the still figures on starting Bob Mur- Ivashvillc.^ 4 morrow^. struggled to his feet at the count South Atlantic League. method -of seeing that football was favorite. phy in the Derby despite his sixth- All games, rain of nine as the round ended. Helped Derby The board voted 9 to 4 place finish in the Blue Grass. resume^ Browns to his corner, Weiss collapsed. Makes Strong Finish. proposal, with two mem- Transfer Turner Keene Dies *■ againstphe Dr. H. A. Fisher said the ex- Disappointed. bers ST. When Eddie started to "dig into BY F.O.B. present remaining neutral by LOUIS, April 26 (/P).—Release Marine remained in a coma until For many years John Oliver Keene IMMEDIATE not voting. of Catcher Tom him" yesterday in that mile and an wanted to MECHANICAL AND METAL The PAM has Turner on option his death. His right side was para- win the Derby. As one FACTORY been designed to eighth. Lord Boswell really romped Portland of the Pacific Coast lyzed. of the hardboot country's leading for salt and fresh water. and was about to from SERVICE League has been announced just go away he was at TRAINED by the citizens, up the head CHEVROLET Oak Traiuit to Start the others when they got to the CARS—TRICKS keel, gunwales and League St. Louis Browns. of the parade in breeding and racing Braves Detweiler with Pellicle and In Earnest MECHANICS chine. A Option finish, horses. He organized and built Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc. sea-worthy boat of Silver BOSTON. April 26 (/Pi. — The chasing him home. lO.’S 33rd St N Saturday With 4 Games Spring Practices Keeneland race track out of his W,Ml. 1617 finest plywood construction, Braves have optioned Utility In- And with big, rangy Knockdown BOAT PAINTS Silver Spring s baseball club will farm, which dates back to a land bronze and Capital Transit Baseball League fielder Bob Detw’eiler to their Indi- running with him in the fastenings hard- hold its last Derby, grant from Patrick when will practice session to- Henry OILS—VARNISHES ware. carried or open its season tomorrow with anapolis farm. along with Colony Boy, the $46,000 this of Easily trans- morrow at 2 o'clock on the Coles- part the Blue Grass was WELDING EQUIPMENT four games on the all still ported car. Ideal for fish- Ellipse, start- ville field before opening its season Virginia. But the Derby always by ing at 2:30. President Edward D on Sunday at Landover. missed him—and vice versa. AND SUPPLIES MARINE ing, hunting or with out- Bin Leetch He died three years ago, and most Merrill of the transit company will Outdoors—with board motor. Length, 8 ft.; Pirates Sell of his horses were around Inc. toss out the first ball and will' have: Clemensen The following tide spread L. S. HARDWARE 44 in. with tables apply for the week end the world. Mrs. JULLIEN, beam, Complete as his guest of honor 26 racing Graham Representa- PITTSBURGH, April UP,.—'The SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY 1443 P St. N.W. rowlocks Hich bought Lord Boswell and his Norik 8075 oars, and sockets. tive John L. McMillan, chairman of Pirates have sold Pitcher Bill Clem- Tide 4:24 A M 5.15 AM 6:05 A M. 6:511 A M SPORT ACCESSORIES Low Tide 1I:|,U.M am i n am mammy, the 10-year-old Don't see them the District Com- ensen to Columbus. Hieh Tide 4:44 PM 5:.‘{8 Fantine, delay, today! Appropriations PM »; \!!» PM M.'iPM as Low Tide U::iHP,M a package” for $12,000. FISHING TACKLE mittee. I'.’ OO PM 1;|J1 P.M. 1 50 T M. FOR FACTORY APPROVED With yesterday’s $10,450 check, Robert Dunnigan is president of pay AND BAIT More concise reports of Virginia's shore space for casters. Some large Lord Boswell now has a bank this and Reds, 7; 5 roli CHEVROLET SERVICE eight-team loop, D. B Cubs, of Cine. AB. H. O. A. opening of the trout season have white perch still are to be had in $45,030, and very well might turn ON Guyiin business manager. The Chicago. AB H O A CARS OR TRUCKS / r=- \ N ;1 :l Hack.3b 4 n are on out to be ,F.reA' ',b ■} l l come deep water. Tire pan rock the best horse Keene league is affiliated with the District McCck.cf 4 2 1 ii Joh on.2b 3 o •• in and all without exception SEE 4 in ever bred. DEL V1CCHIO Hatton.yb 4 n 1 2 Lowrey.lf 2 u the way, many being taken nets Recreation and with ] d are Department Moss.rf 5 1 2 o Cav’tta.rf 1 enthusiastic of the sport afford- CHEVY CHASE MARINE /SUPPLIES i A 0 — — MOTOR CO. down the river, and should strike ~ the Usher.rf 0 n o ii * II 1300 MAINE AVE. S.W. All-American Baseball Congress. R.ckert.cf till ed. A1 Stamp of this city, a rapid 1112 ™St74B(.E?-J.INCOLN 44V3 Wes'.If 3 1 2 ii Wkus.lb I « in I in by the end of another fortnight 7725 Wi*. Ave. Wi«. 1635 Miller.ss 3 2 2 trout enthusiast, a Liv ston.c 2 7 7 0 caught 3V, pound if not sooner. Blood worms and Haas.lb 3 (I n In -Becker 1 0 o 0 brookie more than 18 inches Red Mueller.r 4 1 7 n long are Sox, 12; Yankees, 5 Schmg.c n (I 1 p cut herring the favorite bait, Walters.p 2 0 0 :i Stur'n.ss .1 0 12 in the Rapidan. The South Fork W- Y. AB. H. O. A. Boston. AB. H. if cannot crabs. O. A Hetki.p 7 0 n 1 .Gilbert 1 o 0 o you get peeler Ri22.uto.ss 4 2)1 C’b'son.cf I o: of the Thornton River, which was AUTO •; Lambert.p 0 0 0 0 Borowy.n 3 . McCormick Cl). Hatton These big herring will give you a RACES TODAY Totals 34 9 24 10 Totals 30 13 27 10! west. Hetki, Lowrey. Cavarretta <•’>, will give trout anglers many a thrill. • Dinner 'til nine • Rickert thirty Batted for Zuber in Hth. ri). Errors—Sturgeon. Borov v, real tussle on light tackle, although f Low clear water in both Batted lor Stanceu in 8th Livmgston, Usher. Runs batted in—Miller Maryland # Closed on * they're rather poor table fare. Hard _ Sundays New York 200 020 010— 5 Moss, Waitkus Cl), Livingston
Total* 44 17 27 14 Totals 37 027 5 Batted for Center in fifth. ♦ Batted for Johnson in seventh. t Batted for Podga.iny in ninth. ."hicago 005 olo 113—11 Cleveland 000 000 oil— 3 Runs—Tucker (2). Kolloway. Wright <3». Trosky (CL Lodigiani. Fernandez.: Lopat CD. Seerey, Mack. Errors—Reyn- olds. Kolloway. Lodigiani. Boudreau, Johnson. Runs batted in—Appling, Hod- ein (2). Fernandez CD. Trosky CD. Flem- ing. Tucker CD. Wricht. Mackiewicz. Two-1 base hits—Seerey. Lodigiani. Fernandez j Threa-base hits—Flenune. Tucker. Home run—Trosky. Losing pitcher—Reynolds. ; Kavo-minded Charley Fusari and Fights Last Night Mexico's firebrand, Humberto Za- By the Associated Press vala (above) headline the fistic menu PHTLADEPHIA—Eddie Giosa. 135. in New York tonight. Popular Bill Philadelphia, outpointed A1 Victoria, Corum and Yes, back again from coast to coast! 135, New York. 8. fast-talking Don Dunphy DES MOINES—Abel Cestac. 110. will report this ten-round welter at- And now can Buenos Aires, knocked out Clarence STERLING 1000 you look handsomer than you have in Jones. 108. Buffalo. N. Y., 3. traction over the ABC network. years! HIGHLAND PARK. N. J.—Larry Yes, Vitalis! And once can Fontana. 101. Brooklyn, stopped Johnny Fusari, New Jersey’s newest bid for ^mIaCIc SUctnic genuine again you get all the invigo* i Smith. 101, Boston. 8. welter has an unbeaten HAGERSTOWN. Md—Charlie Crump. high honors, rating, scalp-tingling stimulation, the well-groomed-and-stay- 1 190. Chicago, outpointed Jim Schwem- record of 40 fights, with 27 knock- SANDER look mer. 105. Baltimore, 8 that-way of Vitalis and the "60-Second Workout!” SAGINAW. Mich —Bill Eddy. 1353«. outs. A straight, stand-up fighter, the Give a better Flint, outpointed Floyd Red Le Vas- your product Because is seur, 134. Bay City. 10. has Vitalis back! Genuine Vitalis! Get a bottle Jerseyite devastating dynamite finish with a Sand- today... NEW HAVEN. Conn.—Eddie Compo, in both Sterling 118, New’ Haven, outpointed Joey Ian- mitts. He also boxes skillfully. and look handsomer tomorrow! notti. 118, New York. 8. er! Eliminate slow, tedious In facing Zavala. Fusari tackles a PORTLAND. Me.—Frankie Feener. Use the Ster- 13834. Randolph. Mass., and Ralph burst of who turns in hand-sanding. drew. fury, always Walton, 140V2. Montreal, 10. on metal or FALL RIVER. Mass.—Joey Bagnato. a sharp performance. Humberto is a ling wood, 137. Toronto, knocked out Oscar St. for coarse to Pierre. 130. Fall River. 3 slam-bang fighter and master of the plastics, finish 101. V/telis Williams. c/nd CHICAGO—Holman fhe 60-Second "switch'’ style which confuses many or ivbrkpuf* Chicago, outpointed Bob Satterfield. sanding, lapping polish- 108!V Chicago. 10. opponents. The sock trade looks for ATLANTIC CITY.—Sandy Saddler. ing. Vibrationless, light- IITV2. New’ York, outpointed Pedro a rip-snorter. to FirDO. weight, easy operate. VITALIS 1.3034. Camden. N. J.. 8. the excitement, blow ORANGE. N. J.—Joe Curcio. 150*2. Enjoy by Does the more Newark, outpointed Vince Rossano. on of job faster, blow, Gillette's Cavalcade Sports '" 149*2 Brooklyn, lo. more economi- Zip //»„ over American Broadcasting Co. and uniformly, ■ i us pi/ppO.<•■ :■■■