Pictor Survives Claim of Foul Against Him to Take Southern Maryland *Cap Bowie Stewards Hold Apache Makes Show of Derby The Swallow Drives Horse Didn't Crowd Rivals to Win Experimental To Flashy Win in Over Maechance First Fiddle, American Wolf Among Victims; Oakland Stakes Other Candidates Bow in Another Race Mora, on Second Jockey By SID FEDER, Whirly's Sister SerVfes Associated Press Sports Writer. Finisher, Is Fined $100 Notice on NEW YORK, April 11—Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons moved up front Fillies Out For 'Frivolous' Charge and center in the Kentucky Derby picture again today. For Divisional Title The little of barred from the Es tbf Associated Press. smiling sage Sheepshead Bay, big B< the Associated Pres*. BOWIE, 11.—W. L. bluegrass jackpot a year ago by hard luck, unveiled his 1942 pride Md„ April KEENELAND, Ky„ April 11.—The a named it turned Branns Pictor survived a claim of and joy today, big running beauty Apache—and Swallow, a to an sprightly filly sporting foul him to score his first out be quite unveiling. against the colors of John "Jock'’ On a track thick in at the handsome son Hay of 1942 in the South- gooey going Jamaica, victory $5,000 Whitney, served on other of Alcazar made a show of a field of* warning ern Maryland Handicap, closing day 10 horses—6 of them Derby eligibles 3-year-old thoroughbred misses she feature at this track. The stable- —to win the renewal 6f the Experi- Selections will be a dangerous contender for mental with a crowd of mate of Challedon and one-time Handicap Racing divisional honors this year when finished three- 26,845 rooting him horn?. Kentucky Derby hope she flashed to an Apache, carrying top weight of 116 For Tomorrow Impressive victory fourths of a length in advance of In pounds, was piloted around the out- HAVRE DE GRACE CONSENSUS today's featured Ashland Stakes, Phil Bieber’s an Maechance and ad- side by Jimmy Stout as the field (Fast). formerly the Ashland Oaks. ditional three ahead of Gus- went into the far turn, and then lengths By the Associated Press. Despite chilling winds, a good* galloped off to hit the wire a length tave Fsing's Cis Marion. 1— Nilon, Better Half. Boston Pal. j crowd turned out to watch the and a half to the good in 1:12V It 2— Ariel Beam. Direction, Faille. I daughter of imported Blenheim II, Jockey Henri Mora, who rode was the fastest time of Jamaica's 3— Lark. I sire of Whirlaway, score Maechance. made his objection for the Happy Sobriquet. Jay Jay. decisively 3-day-old meeting 6-furlong over Hal Price against George Woolf, Pictor's pilot. 4— Eternal Peace, He Rolls, Challo- Headley's Spiral sprint. Pass and ■ The Brann 5-year-old. in passing mine. Milky Way Farm's My Incoming Runs Second. Choice. Maechance, crowded over on the 5— Bright Willie. Alsab. Baby Dump- Mrs. Sidney Zell's Incoming, | pacemaker and Mora stood up in ling. At the finish of the 6-furlong spin, which got under way slowly and the saddle for the lafet 50 yards of 6— Cape Cod, Dawn Attack, Madi- under perfect handling by Jockey worked his way up gamely, was sec- the 11 16-mile battle. gama. Eddie Arcaro, the Swallow was two ond but, since he is not one of the ; 7— Ice Water, Navy, Son Altesse. I lengths in front of Spiral Pass. The Mora Fined for Foul Claim. Derby nominees, this made Apache’s all 8— Bunny Baby, Memory Book, latter was a half length In advance Pictor had been on the inside triumph over the other five candi- Highomar. of My Choice. Four others trailed. the way to the sixteenth pole and dates for the May 2 classic all the Best bet—Bunny Baby. The wanner, heavily backed, was came out for the final struggle. more This Impressive. particularly odds-on at Woolf struck him with the whip DISPLAYING HIS HEELS—Pictor (2), belonging to W. L. Brann, (1) was second and Cis Marion third In a field of seven. Pictor favorite $3.40 for $2 was so since two of the well- NARRAGANSETT (Fast). She on Mae- drives to in the added Southern Handi- ran the 1 miles in stepped the distance over a Just before he lugged In victory $5,000 Maryland 1/18 1:49*4. regarded Derby hopes, Mrs. Ed Mul- By the Associated Press. heavy track In 1:17. chance. The stewards heard both cap at the closing of the Bowie meeting yesterday. Maechance —A. P. Photo. renan's First Fiddle and Mrs. Alice 1— Sun Girl, Eight and Six, General boys and then made the finish F. Sherman’s American Wolf, wound Planet. official. up well beaten at fifth and tenth 2—Chattergal, Count Cotton, Two Keeneland Park Results / XJOOrrS HI1G ill n uuwu places, respectively. O two. By the Associated Press. of 15.000 staged a dead heat. First Fiddle closed a little ground 3—Quercus, High Martin, Red Mead- FIRST RACE—Purse. *peci»l A few minutes later, the stewards $5, Rossvan's Comment Assures in the weights, maidens. C-year-oidv Healey Early Entry stretch, but "the Wolf." after ow. j course. announced that they were fining Selections for a Fast Track at Havre de Grace acting up in the gate, never ran 4— Pari Ernest, Light, Allan f Blois (Wielander) 23 40 13 so « Kleig Bursoolette (Cra:g> « Mora for ‘‘a frivolous claim of a lick and trailed all the 11 no *0 $100 BEST BET—SENTINEL. way. Wood. Eugene (Sanders) j ] go Card at Time. 0 hii- foul.” Inaugural Field for Best showing among the other 5— Tyrone, Chance Sord, Valdma Big City Also ran—FMr Tin Playair f Ad»nor, after three dull efforts in FIRST — A ,; Pictor, RACE BLUESTRING, Derby candidates was that of Wil- Bishop. f Da isy A Dr Jim Aerial Torpedo. Golden Florida, was installed the favorite, NILON, BOSTON PAL. liam Ziegler, jr.’s. Wait a Bit. which Ball Kan- Man. Vaidina Rocket and Bold Cap- right spot and looks the best play 6— Player, Bright Trace, tain nevertheless, and his many BLUESTRING arrived here came like a streak in the stretch to f Field. paid 'Graw Tomorrow of the card. NAVY fits well in Pin Tournament sas. L backers a $4.70 mutuel. The track from Tropical ready for business finish third. 7— Brown Dancer, Mad Cru- the field and should not be worse Daisy, SECOND RACE—Purse. «finn claiming: was muddy and holding and Pictor and the Ally apparently has me rest oi me Derby ehgibles sader. 4-year-old' and ud. 6 furlongs New Trial than second. BELLE D'AMOUR Torchy 'Skelly "ft was clocked in l:49'i- The race was Chesapeake found a soft spot. NILON has More Than 250 Teams were Phar-Rong, owned by the Jones 8—Suertero, Tedium. Franco Saxon. 6.00 3*0 3 is a fit filly and has worked very Scarlet Insco (Eads) 4.80 4 00 worth *4.225 to the winner and been second In both starts at boys <C. S. and C. J.» and champion Best bet—Chattergal. Gounod (George) 6 00 Also Carded; Pick of fast. in Line for Time. 1:17 brought his earnings for all time to Bowie and should get some part Already 2-year-old of California last year, *lso, JanT^,ar Baclt Ba-' Gee. High $64,225. 3-Year-Olds on Hand of the purse. BOSTON PAL 32d Annual Event which was fourth after fighting it Vote, f New Discovery. Asael D Go Home. EIGHTH RACE I Arrowtraction. { Red. Go and Bobbin. Pictor Drives in Stretch. should be close. —HIGHOMAR, out for the early pace, and Mrs. 1 Field. BUNNY WHITE FRONT. Maechance was first out of the Harford Agricultural and Breed- BABY, Esther Dupont Weir’s Despite the fact many of the imported THIRD to over in ers’ Association, which opened the The fast-working High Cloud which wound RACE— Pursg, $900: claiming: gate and appeared pull SECOND RACE—COLLEEN M, city's bowlers, notorious for tardi- Hyacinthus, up sixth Doublrab, Delighting 3-year-o.ds: 8 furlongs. the Havre de Grace track in 1912, will gelding HIGHOMAR appears in his first Vaidma Tout 'Bergen 14 80 fi sn .v’O front of Pictor. Woolf eased AERIAL ZACA- ness in in still start since last August, BEAM, sending entries, Lady Flame -Eads' 3.80 2 *0 Master and usher in its 30th season of racing favorably placed in the final The meant a Brann horse back. Air BRAND. were up to their old tricks, Joe victory $4,150 payday Sweet Roll (Adams) 3 go tomorrow. the event and with many Time. 110. Maechance alternated in setting and Topping inaugural the possibili- the for Apache. It was his first effort In Mud, in this Pricci, secretary of Captures Also Among juveniles ties Washington ran—First Draftee. Holly. Little sav- ; card will be the $5,000 Harford Han- in the field the price may be since he won the pressing the pace while Pictor, event is COL- DuckDin Association, last night Remsen Handicap Romona, Smart Daughter and Good Pat- prefeience given BUNNY BABY is the City tern. dicap. a three-quarter mile sprint. generous. over this same and on an off ing ground, was in last position LEEN M on the strength of some announced that already more than strip one to beat. WHITE FRONT track last October. entering the tack-stretch. Eddie Burke, who has served as fast trial spins in the early morn- 250 teams, and a corresponding Remembering 'Gansett Purse FOURTH RACE—Purse.