1 : m ■ 11 1 Gushing Oil Beats Happy Go Lucky by Length in Louisiana Derby Is Hiram, Jr., Third Ferris Fain, Rizzuto, Terp Trackmen Outpoint Duke In $20,000 Event; Pesky and Konstanty For Conference Indoor Title •y the Associated Press Tech. Id',; Marshall. 9; Virginia. 9: CHAPEL Bridgewater. 8: Georgia. 7: Kentucky, fli Favorite Runs Last HILL, N. C., Mar. 1.— Roanoke. 6: Florida, ft: Hampden-Syndey, won Its first 3: Florida State. 3: Catholic U. 2‘a. New Contracts Maryland Southern Fr*abman—North th« Sign Carolina. 21; Vlr. Aueciattd •y Pr**i Conference indoor track cham- Ilnla. 12; Florida State. 8: Marshall. 8; ly Mm AtMciataM frttt Concord. 6: Georgia. 3; NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 1.—Gush- pionship tonight, outpointing Davidson. 2. WEST PALM Scholastic—Craddock. 10; Woodberry ing Oil took the $20,000 Louisiana BEACH. Pla., Duke in a closely contested meet, Forest, 9; Mt. 8t. Joseph. 8; Oranby. ft1,; Washington-Lee. 6U: High Point ft; Derby today with a one-length Mar. 1.—"I received what I asked,” 37% to 31%. North Carolina, Soutnwest DeKalb. 5; Charlotte Central. 3; Druld HU1' 3: victory over Happy Go Lucky. saiKentucky Derby, the be pleased to learn that John A. another talk this morning. Carolina. 4. Shockly. State. was a record-shattering *2,154,- in the 70-yard low hurdles to 9:2.9. Preakness and the Belmont Stakes. Ferrall, clever writer of those Non-conference pole vault—1. DeCosta, 000, today’s throng didn’t bet quite Mar. 1 equal the 1949 non-conference Roanoke, 13 feet 3 Inches. 2. Brasfleld. The daily double pool was $30,- is in SARASOTA, Pla., VP).— so it anecdotes, excellent health record set Tech’s Bud- Virginia. 13 feet. 3. Barnhart. Marshall, heavily, although gave Johnny Pesky, spray-hitting in- by Georgia 12 feat. 4. Tie between Ralston. Georgia 000—largest in Pair Grounds his- and otherwise happy in his re- Florida its second two-million day flelder who had been holding out dy Fowlkes. Tech, and Grant, Catholic University, tory. The payoff was $130.20 on tirement from Government serv- 11 feet 6 Inches. with $2,038,828. for more indicated he Maryland Aces. Repeat. Conference pole vault—1. Tie between Edgebrook Lass ($8.60) and Fiver ice. money, Only repeat conference winners Jordan. North Carolina, and Cates. Duke. ($13.60). Daily Double Mark Set. made his point today when he 12 feet 8 inches. 3. Tie between Butler, A new Ferrall’s note "was prompted by to the Red were Maryland’s 880 ace, A1 Maryland, and Roberts. Virginia Tech, daily double mark of signed play for Boston 12 feet. the recent article in The Star on and his Shot- $168,502 was established. This was Sox for the 1952 season. Buehler, teammate. Non-conference 880-yard run—1. Wal- lace. Kentucky. 2. Webster. Alabama. 3. about $8,000 more Harry Krauss and his preference putter Jack Unterkofler, the lat- GW Dick Johnson than the pre- Pesky signed up after a con- Dixon, Georgia Tech. 4. GUck, Bridge- Signs vious record set last for tenpins over duckpins. In his ter taking his specialty for the water. 2:00.3. Saturday. ference with General Manager Joe Conference 880-yard run—1. Buehler, day, Krauss was a national figure third in a row. Maybe the scarcity of winning Cronin who has yet to sign Billy year Maryland. 2. Angle, Virginia Military. 3. As Grid in both games, and at the same The mile final event of Tucker. Maryland. 4. Garrison, N. C. Coaching Aide favorites—fewer than 26 per cent infielder-outflelder. relay, State. 1:57.7. have time Ferrall considerable [Goodman, the was a The won during the 40-day meet- enjoyed as a of within see night, scorcher. Duke’s Non-conference 70-yard low hurdles—1. George Washington Uni- denly; matter fact, what there Is to you.” Clchowski, Alabama. 2. Latham, Vir- ing which ends distinction as a writer on various Mar. 1. Tate blazed the versity football coaching staff was Monday—had the next hour. The stringbean took an easy CLEARWATER, Fla., John through ginia. 3. Ford, Georgia Tech. 4. Bar- something to do with topics, with “The Oldtimer and W.—Pitcher Jim and final straight away to come ron. Georgia Tecla 8:00 (ties old record completed yesterday with the today's drop “It may be,” I observed, “that stance in the center of the Konstanty, up set by Buddy Fbwlltes, Georgia Tech, in the Kid* his runway of betting. hobby. the less know about Inflelder Willie Jones and Granny from third and give the Blue 1949). signing that Dick Johnson, a you bowling and started a slow, smooth back- Conference 70-yard low hurdle*—1. “I’ve never bowled 1952 contracts Devils five as University of Virginia product Although Clark, and McAdam, tenpins,” the better stuff you’ll write, be- swing, the while taking several Hamner, signed points Maryland Mapp. Virginia Military. 2. Fless, North the New Ferrall “but I with with the Phillies to- took second and Tech Carolina. 3. Shankle, Duke. 4. Cohen. who prepped at George Washing- Yorker for whom the writes, agree cause you’ll have to write more short steps. Philadelphia Virginia Maryland. :07.9. ton horse was named, are both Harry merely as the result of about There’s a day after meeting with Bob third. Non-conference one-mile relay—1. Ala- High School in Alexandria, as mighty people. subject, What a Beginning. ^ bama (McDonald. Richards. Clchowski, an assistant. popular in Miami, it is probable watching him bowl both games. I young fella, that can be a lot Cr-r-rash! Carpenter, club president. The The final standings: Blek). 2. Florida State. 3. Catholic Uni- Conference 4. Tech. 3:29.0. that Blue Man’s liked the element of luck in duck- more only holdout now is Infielder Division—Maryland 37 V»; versity. Georgia Johnson, a tackle at Virginia, victory pleased interesting than 10 pieces The strike was clean as a Duke, 31»i; North Carolina. 195«; VMI. Conference one-mile relay—1. Duka was in the crowd more. Until this pins, the factor that Krauss ob- of wood and a ball. Connie Ryan who is expected to 19; VK, 12'i; N. C. State, 10; Richmond, (Anderson, Hansen, Novak, Tate). 2. graduated 1951 and last today, However, whistle. Tech. 4. North promising colt had jected to.” !see later Maryland. 3. Virginia year was on the faculty and acted never won a let’s get introduced to the game.” He looked at Lonnie as if t* Carpenter today. Non-Conference—Alabama, 38; Georgia Carolina. 3:29.9. stakes as an assistant coach at Fairfax race although he had 22-Tear-Old Incident. Alley Manager Consulted. say: “Now what do I do?” Carpenter said Hammer took a earned High School. He is a native $17,450 with five victories Lonnie Krauss, brother of cut and that Jones for of The Krauss piece stirred up Lonnie said: “The game isn’t pay signed Pace Beaten Falls as a two-year-old. was of and Usilaner Secretary Church, Va. quite a controversy, but what Harry, manager the New that e%sy, son. That may not the same salary the third baseman Gallagher No date has Blue Recreation on a been set for the Man, whose owner, Arthur we’re concerned with at this writ- bowling plant G happen again for some time.” received last year, reported In Squash Tournament start of football W. Abbott of N. street near Ninth. who To Coach spring practice Rye, Y., recently ing is an episode in our memory But it did—in the next box, $18,000. Konstanty, report- Star Quintets Joe Hahn, former Western at GW. but it turned down an offer I said, “this took one of the expected to start of $100,000 of “The Oldtimer and the Kid.” "Lonnie.” young and times later in the edly biggest pay Joe Gallagher of St. John's and Sec- for the several, squash champion, eliminated about the middle of this month. colt, barely missed in the It 22 man;is going to write about bowl- game. There also were some cuts of the squad, came to terms happened years ago and had Dutch Usilander of Tech will went Ardsley Handicap last ing. Help him in any way after made what the retary of the Army Pace and November to do with a kid reporter and me, you spares. Carpenter coach the All-Prep and All-High and then ran two races can. This is the first time he's The club executive said was his final on to win his quarterfinal match sparkling an old-timer of a sort even then, cub wound up with a score teams respectively in their fifth here, although he was no better been in a bowling alley.” of 184. offer. against M. W. Landelius yesterday Santa Anita having begun this xareer as a annual All-8tar game at Fort than fourth in one of the “Then,” Lonnie said, in the University annual (Continued from Page B-l). these, bowling chronicler. “maybe “Now I’ve seen everything in Myer March 15. Cluitf* seven-furlong Bahamas .Handi- he’d better start by shooting a bowling,” Lonnie squash tournament. It fell my to break in said. The two coaches accepted the Pur cap. way the game.” terpretation. Sang and Count “I don’t see much to it,” the Charles Town assignments Usilaner’s In other quarterfinal matches stripling, fresh out of Central He yesterday. Lahey. Two Man O’ War ‘Crosses.’ was a tall, wiry youth and boy said. “Is that a real Jim Thackera Jack Bit- High on the beat. good (Continued from Page B-l.) Tech team won the interhigh defeated for 42d Blue School, bowling a natural athlete—almost made Racing Time. Man, whose sire, Blue score. Rod?” championship while Gallagher’s ner, Hal Gross downed Langdon Miche was “Mr. Thomas,” he said weakly, professional baseball as a in racing for the 42d Swords, chased Count Fleet in the catcher. "That,” I said, “is remarkable. the co-featured Shenandoah five took the Catholic Marvin, and Wally Hammond won “I’ve never been in League title. time, a record embellished by Triple Crown races of a bowling While the pinboy set ’em up, Now Purse and stayed there all the over only 1943, is get started as a bowling This is the third straight year, Cy Polley. ( 13 wins, seven seconds and eight said by bloodline alley.” That was the last time he plucked a ball from the rack writer.” way to win by 3 Vi lengths. The ( experts to be Usilaner and Gallagher have op- Semifinal and final matches will thirds. His all-time I can remember him calling me and fondled it like it was an chestnut G. winnings; the first horse with two “crosses” He did. but, later on, as a duck- gelding, owned by G. posed each other in the All-Star be played at the club courts this were mister. The kid, at least in his >100,585 bntil he hit today's of Man O’ War bloods. Red apple. pin shooter Francis Stann never Waugh, ar., and trained by his afternoon and Big own game. The assignments go to the tonight. Jackpot. was eyes, became important sud- “Now, son." Lonnie said, “let’s was clocked in 1:19 for the his great-grandsire on the got out of the 80-average class. son, coaches of the interhigh and Miche has won a few odd distance of 130 more stakes, but; paternal side and a grandsire yards Catholic League champions, titles nothing like event. than six today's through Blue Man's dam. Poppy- Hialeah Results Oaklawn Park Results furlongs. St. John’s and Tech both held in Eddie Arcaro, who had hoped to a It was a good for both cock, daughter of Identify. ly the Astecieted Brest day 1950 and 1951. Tima fa Trada Cart capture his second Santa By *he Associated Prut Eckholm Anita! colt Jerry Tops long shot and form players, con- Usilaner will be The could turn out to be a tutoring four of Cap. was unhappy as he said of FIRST RAC*—Puri*. SI ,500; clalmlni; sidering track conditions. Modal real good one. Jockey McCreary, 4-year-olds ind up: 1 mil* ind 70 yirtfi his players, Snookle Keman. Bill Any MakOf Any Hill Prince: “All 1 can say is that Ttpiter (Must) 7.80 4.6o 3.40 Russell Connelley, 17-year-old for one, thinks so and hopes to Culver Co-Ed (Mulllni) 11.40 6.80 Breen. Joe Caw and Frank Sulli- he just ran a very dull race. Beiutlful But (Bovine) 4 00 in apprentice from New Bedford, have the mount in the League Scoring van while Gallagher will have Wouldnt run any part of it and Kentucky T7m«. l;44*« Ohio, brought King Cross from SAVE ON 1981 man Also ran—Brontici. BirquiL Blink Jerry Eckholm, three of his stars under him— refused to Derby. Blue is trained by Priory School’s Just extend, himself. 5d^o0n.'tfriUrddAlTih.TSabson. Oay Gallant and Dancing Man. ace behind in the first to begin a Woody Stephens, who took over basketball player, won the Bob Reese, Ralph Hawkins and CHRYSLER MOOELS However, he did pull up good and tHm; hi double. It was com- after Steve SECOND RACE—Purse $8,600; claim- Million. Catholic League Individual $217.40 dally Roscoe sound.’’ Judge became ill. It ing; and up; 0 furionta. SECOND RACE—Pune. *1.500: claim- scoring Sweeney,_ 4-yjer-oldsDale pleted by Columcllle, ridden by was Judge who helped Owner Ab- Bunny (Wldman) 6.BO 6.40 3.80 In*; 4-year-oid* and up; 6 furlonil. race by 46 points from St. An- WHEEL WITH WHEELER There had been rumors early Giggle (Thompson) 7.40 6.4ii Bit OProu lOrandiart) t.00 Ji.iio Ray Ardulnl of Washington, who N. C. State Wins bott, a minor Pamoiu Shake (Church) a.fo thony’s Tom Cassidy, re- Rally In the week of a league catcher for 7.70 Meily'i Binner (BrooKD 8.80 if.on figures Chrytlsr's Outstanding Dealer foreleg injury. Time, 1:11. leased nipped Make Hay in a. photo N. C.. March some years, pick out the colt when ran. yesterday show. RALEIGH, 1—(fl). Bumped, Jockey Says. Alao, Manchae, Penaon. Oambler, finish after a stretch run. 4800 N.W. APP"" The driving —North Carolina State rallied WISCONSIN, he was as a _ Alio £»A —lj big plvotman posted a 21.7- In Covalli. himself a newcomer to purchased yearling No?.U DrV . ft?.'SdUlBSTlt&iS“U- Connelly rode like a veteran, the last Ample Emerson 4100 from A. T. Simmons. (bally double paid *41.861- polnt average in 12 games while period tonight to defeat perking prominence, was elated. “They hugging the rail all the way to OPEN EilO le EM Cassidy averaged 18 points a Cincinnati, 77-64, and wind up the DAILY, told me this horse couldn't stand Biue Man ran aa u xar the nett. THIRD RACE—Purae. 13,600: allow- save ground. He was dead last in CLOSED SUNDAY ances: 3-yaar oTda; 6 furlongs game. Eckholm’s total was 261 Wolfpack's regular basketball sea- up in the mud but he He broke sluggishly from the No. the 10-horse field on the back- certainly points to 218 thrown In by the son with 20 victories and 9 defeats. did today,’’ he said. He ran a 2 post position and was last and stretch but the H,»» » Tonies’ ace. Eckholm eaally out- caught pace-mak- good, game race. We came In trouble at the clubhouse turn. Time, l ilts ing Cherry Prelude on the last Alio ran-L-Slege, Red Fluah. Keymar. distanced the other Catholic through the inside and then got At the half-mile pole, he had Pled Bull. Bandtop. March Brat. Battle turn when the latter went wide. Fury, Oraan Saber and Lone shadow. Favor, ■VooSi,T|M* zinfbl*junlor' $off League players in total field goals crowded real close on the rail passed only One Throw and Do Merry Swaaoar. Admirable ind Homy It was the first victory for King Stir. and free throws, tossing In 98 bas- around the 16th pole. I thought Report, but from then on he fairly FOURTH RACE—Purse. $3,600; allow- Cross, a 4-year-old gelding trained ances; 3-year olds; B furlongs. FOURTH RACE—Furil. 81.800; claim- kets from the floor to Cassidy's we were two or three flew. Short 16.70 S.oo 4.30 John O. bumped Supply JRod'og) 90 and outshootlng his closest ri- by McGrath. King Cross, times.” At the of the Lucky Bull (Dimauroi 4.20 3 20 upi.o ,um*Voo his 1903 raced 16 top stretch, only Piping Arm* (BatcneUtr) 1.00 Karry-Lou i jMiepi 6 60 4.60 val. Bob Herman of St. at making debut, Time. Paul's, SiiC PVCWHUO icpuii. OBiU iUiVliC Jampol remained In contention, a I:l0«i. Deitrer'i mil 10,80 times last year without a Also ran—Rollicking Lad. Dr. Rees. En Betj^Pitii the foul line, 65 to 45. victory. had been “bumped very hard" length behind, and this margin Fleur. Jtndy. Honey Jar Royal Stream, Alio'ran—wood H Plumb Bob. Burton Charles Town today _ St. John’s inaugu- Revoke. Captain Arden ana Lady Beit. Clawneu. Richard Heim. topped the league In into the rail. quickly widened as McCreary Mudfuirdi rated a new of running glue Blit. Attorney. Balia Flint and Nowleaaln. team scoring with a 62.7 average. policy said little that turned the favorite loose In a FIFTH RACE—Puraa, *1.700; aUow- races on Westrope except FIFTH RACE—Purse. $6,000: allow- Catholic scorers: inine Wednesdays apd meet: 4-year-oIdi and up; 6 furlonil. league top 20 he “thought for a few minutes I typical McCreary finish. ances; 3-year aide and up; lVk miles; turf Lutln* War (Heckman) 6.00 4.00 3.40 Saturdays. The plan was ap- course. Player and School— q. PO. T Avr had won the hundred Atkinson Claims Foul. Convldido (Wtekel) 11.00 boo Eckholm, Priory OR 06 261 21.7 last the West Vir- grander. Why Not Now (B'metli) $.80 5 30 3 80 Mfstiza (Criln proved year by THEThaw Tire* Wara Manufactured Such Famaui Namat aa 4.40 T. Cuddy. St. Anthony's 00 art 210 10.(l bySUE I came from far back and moved after the race, Ted Colony Date (Atkinson) 6.10 4.10 Time, ltll’i. Commission but this Immediately RtvelUt (Btouti 4.20 Manning. St. Paul's-7! 41 18.7 16.2 ginia Racing Alio ran—Blue Point, Tordir. Fair of Reeee. it. John's ..7.3 .31 177 14.7 GOODYEAR • • the same time as Miche. he mov- Atkinson, who finished fifth on Time, 1:61. Roiei, Hillliboy. Count-a-Bit track didn’t take advantage of it. GOODRICH UNITED STATES ind Maiden* ... 17 111 Also ran—Oold Din, Chicle II, Saddle DiGirdomo. Gonioan 47 1.3.8 the HaTl.lt. Anthony *. 69 .71 148 13.6 ing on the inside while I was on Alpheim Stable’s Quiet Step, Tramp and Tlo Ciro. The snow-covered infield made SIXTH RACE—Purie, *5.000; handi- Murphy. DeMatha_ 48 18 108 12.6 GENERAL • FIRESTONE the filed a claim of foul Char- Bt. it difficult out outside.” against SIXTH Stakes; $50.- cap: 3-yeir olds; 6 furlonil. Sweeney. John'! _ 69 40 158 1.3.1 to pick jockey’s RACK—Flamingo Sullivan. Bt. Covalli said he had intended lie Biflr, Top Bet’s rider, Atkin- 000 added; 3-year-olds, Its miles. bRobert (Heckminn 3.80 2 20 2.20 Anthony’*.. 60 39 139 11.8 and a of incorrect Jet Ace (Moore) 2.60 2.20 Horning. O’town Prep.. 61 35 137 11.4 colors, couple Blue Man (McCreary) 4.30 3.30 2.80 Bt. filing a protest but by the time son. who came here yesterday Jsmpol (Pennine) 6.40 4.50 Wolfcimp (Cril*) 2.20 Hawking, John's_48 18 114 11.4 listings didn’t help harassed Herman, st. Paul'*- 40 46 126 10.4 & after his Anita Count Flame (Green) 6.80 Time. 1:10*4. Ragular Military U TRUCK RETREADS he. had come back the judges al- Santa Tierby vic- Also ran—iSeventh Bun. bRed Curtice, Eddy. DeMatha- 48 28 118 9.8 chart callers. Time, 1:50. Crala. DeMatha_ 37 31 105 9.5 TRUCK TIRES had the tody on Hill Oail, charged Alto ran—Quiet Handsome Teddy. nJuit Colorado and Fighting Tiler. Correa was the ready posted inquiry sign. Top Step, Luca*. Gonxaoa _ .. 36 28 109 8.3 Jockey Ray only One •Yocum entry; bDenemirk entry. I 6.50x20 ..$12.95 9.00x16 $12.95 First Disqualification. Bet nearly knocked him over the Throw, One Count. Do Report. Sky Krebs. Georgetown Prep 30 9 89 7.8 rider with two winners. He scored 7.50x20 Ship. Blenomar end dq Top Bet. SEVENTH RACE—Pune. *3,000; handi- Boyce, Bt. Paul'*_ 35 21 91 7.5 CADS 7 50x16 12 95 9.00x20 27.19 fence in a at dq Finished third. cap; 4-year old* and up; 6 furlonil. I 12 There have been Jam the far turn. Disqualified. Kelly. Priory _ 35 20 90 7.6 on two favorites. Love Lock and 7.50x16 many rough Jot Oravei (WUllimi) 18.40 8.00 3.20 ■ 12.00x20 38.19 The Atkinson and SEVENTH RACE — Flamingo Stakes W. Ebel. DeMatha_ 36 20 90 7.6 rides in the Judges upheld Puturamatie Let Out. ■■ hundred-grander, (Second Division); $60,000 added; 3-year- (Heckminn) 8.00 3.40 Malo, Oonaaga_ 30 22 82 7.4 | 9.00x16 V 7.50x20 12.95 14.00x20 50.00 Top Bet was and olds: its miles. Sun Tan Oil (Craig) 2.60 J notably by Wayne Wright the day disqualified Time. 1:10: equals track record. Charlie McAdam (B'm’s) 9.60 4.30 3.30 last. This Also ran—Billydam. Royal’s he rode Row to win the 1936 placed Moved Count Master Fiddle 3.20 2.00 Last. Dad Top (Doason) and Foatlni Clown. Flame to third place and Quiet Armageddon (Stout) 3.10 fixture. But never before had a Time. 1:60. EIGHTH RACE—Purse. *1.600: elalm- to winner been disqualified. Step fourth. Also ran—Old Point. Nimble Fox. Golden lna; 4-year olds and up; 1,4 miles. Charlie McAdam Never Menaced. Gloves. Ensign. Candle Wood. Closed Door. Market Out (Burns) 8.60 4.On 340 LESS THAN There were no excuses for the Trick Pilot and Bine Square. Teddy Relih (Williams) 8.40 2.80 Charlie McAdam was never Miss Black (Collins) 3.60 race run by Bed o’ Roses, who EIGHTH RACE—Purae, $3,000; claim- Time. 1:45 >4. menaced ing, 4-year-olda and up; 1,'. mllea; turf1 was well liked as the second bet- seriously at any stage, Also ran—Freedom Train. Miss Nap, course. Tima 81rANlckel. Mad Cord and Braaanca. ting choice to become the first aunougn some were inclined to Muzzle (Culmone) 11.00 4.30 3.90; make excuses for Master Piddle Fancy Flyer (Rizzo) 4.20 3.60' mare to win the race. Jockey Eric Ear tern Morn (B’metla) 8.80 and find fault with Doug Dod- Time. 1:46*3. Steelers 2 Tackles Guerin said she just didn’t have Also ran—Pilayya. Repeater. Sign Vx Tip Off. PRICE son’s ride. Dodson said he it against the rest of the field. thought La Nappe. Polly’e Delay. Nor'weat. Bolog, PITTSBURGH, Mar. 1 (F).— Charlie McAdam would “come Copestone and Timua. REG. $20.00 VALVE Hill Prince’s defeat was the The Pittsburgh Steelers today ami NINTH RACE—Purae. back to us but he just kept on $3,500; claiming; third notable collapse of a favor- 4-year-olds andup; 1A milea. signed two tackles. They are Ted ^=88 going.” Torch of Iran (Wilder) 14.10 7.40 4.40 ite at the current meeting. Coun- Light. Moon Benson, 240-pound Negro of Du- DU PONT Charlie McAdam is by Heliopolis (Dimauro) 14.70 8.90 100% terpoint ran out of the money 410 quesne, Pa., from Morris Brown and was bred by Clark. The colt’s in the Maturity and Windy City Alao ran—Cutting Edge. Mr. Wlllla. Off College, mid Jerry Cooper. 225- dam, Gumdrop, once raced for n failed to deliver in the recent “ Harp' ApaeJ“c» pounder of Reading, Pa., from Damon and was ih«: Runyon bought mStjBB* Wtrbern Btibto-QoMmaw Hardin-Simmons. Golf $100,000 Derby. tntrr. for Clark along with several other Nylon Bags Rain yesterday and last night mares, by Bob trainer Color*: the track Robertson, left muddy. of today’s victor. And the cloudiness O O Blue, morning This is the first time Hialeah’s scared many away. As it was, 50,- president has had a starter in the PLYMOUTH OWNERS 9^^•OO Gr“n.or i 000 took a chance on the threat- Flamingo, and he certainly picked NEW ENGINE skies and JPJ * • ening chill, 50-degree the right day to get that extra (||| Shoe or Clothinf Zipper Hood! wind. But as the afternoon wore 1951 ASSEMBLY $50,000 back, v * 14 C,"b S‘” on. the sun came out to play hide * All the 22 colts competing to- • Men’, or Lediet’ ®•»'*><**«! and seek with the clouds. The at- • Dividers! • Sweater ,day are Derby nominees except installed Strap! »0 tendance was shy of the number OPEN 9 P.M. One Throw, Trick Pilot, One DAILY A.M. to 6:15 P.M.—SAT, to 7 v expected. Count. Old Point and This includes engine ossembly, new standard clutch, reconditioned dis- wefe There loud moans from None of them was close. tributor, cleon and adjust carburetor/ new toil filter, new Water pump the Intent supporters—he closed and all necessary labor. These are brand-new factory engines. NOT NO FEDERAL TAX ON ANY OF THESE TIRES at six-to-one—but Santa Anita ii . REBUILT. This offer for the month of March only. had no regrets about the play r at the betting windows. Convenient Credit Term* May Be Arranged H>5*55 AUTO The handle for the big race was RADIOS $$73,262, and for the eight-race liptrt Repair Sarvlaa TOM'S AUTO SERVICE card, $8,373,166. Handicap Day i year ago saw $564,685 bet on thi L $. JIILUIN, too. *TAe C hrytier Sereiee Cornier ot Weekingtoo" feature and $3,961,767 for the da] 1441 f St. M.W. NOOK MTS N Street Ml. 1400 kg UtT 53.000 crowd. l»^4S N.W._