Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1955 — Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY $, 1965

SPORTS

81 st Kentucky Derby Will Be Run Saturday LOUISVILLE, Ky. (INS) — Ten of the nation** beat three-year-olds are expected to be entered officially today in the Slat Kentucky Derby -for the 1125,000 added purse at Churchill Downs. The entry of each celt will coat his owner $250 — with $1,250 more due Saturday if all colts go to the wire in the heralded Run for the (Roses. With 10 starters, the winner’s purse will be a record $108,400, even though the probable starting field is the smallest since 1948, when six ran. Last year’s winner, Andrew J. Crevolin’s Determine, holds the purse record of $102,050 for his triumph over Hasty Road in a field of 17. The two-day weather forecast is highly encouraging. Derby day la expected to be mostly sunny and pleasant, with a high temperature in the low 80s and a *ast track. No rain has fallen in Louisville for the last 12 days. Summer Tan. who is expected to battle it out with favored Nashua for the top prise, worked out for six furlongs Thursday in a competent 1:14. His fractions were :25 for the quarter and :49

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3/5 for the half mile. The veteran Johnny Adams was signed to ride Clifford Mooers’ Nabesna. Adams will be making his lltb derby appearance. While Johnny never has won the big race, he finished second with Haaty Road last year and was second t® Count Fleet on Blue Swords in J 1943. The California - bred Swaps, whose terrific speed gives him a chance to split the Nashua-Sum-mer Tan pair, will be ridden ,by Willie Shoemaker, who had a record 485 winning* mounts in 1953. This is Shoemaker’s fourth attempt to ride a winner in the derby. Five of the 10 jockeys listed have been aboard derby winners, with the old master, Eddie Arcaro, leading the pack with five, Arcaro will be aboard Nashua in his bid for a sixth winner. Eric Guerin, who won the 1947 derby with Jet Pilot, will ride Summer Tan. Guerin was on Native Dancer when the big Vanderbilt gray suffered his lona defeat against Dark Star two years ago in the derby. L Hank Moreno, who guided Dark Star to that upset triumph, will gallop aboard Cain Hoy’s stable’s Racing Fool, hopeful that he can pilot another long shot hqme. - Conn McCreary will ride the other half of the Cain Hoy entry, Flying Fury. McCreary has two derby victories to his credit. Steve Brooks, who won the classic on Ponder in 1949, will be in the stirrups of Murcain Stable’s Jean's Joe.

Federation League Opens Sunday, One Game Scheduled Here Play will open Sunday in the Fort Wayne Federation league Sunday afternoon with five games scheduled for the 10-team loop, including one at Worthmau field in this city. Klenk’s of this city will meet Club Manhattan at 2 p. m. Sunday at the local field. Other games are Monroeville at Van Wert, Col onial Oil vs Rockford Legion at ,State School, McComb Construction at Payne, and American Legion vs Corner Lunch at MoMUlen park, Fort Wayne. Ferd Klenk manager of Klenk’s team, expects to have several new players to add to last year’s entry, which finished second in regular season play and was also runnerup in the league playoff. Decatur Women’s Golf League Set The Decatur Women’s golf league, at an organisational meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ethel May Sanmann, set the opening date for league play as June 8, and for each succeeding Wednesday at 1 p.m., for a 13week aeason. The following ladies will play regularly in the league: Eva Bales, Maxine Bauman, Fran Engle, Fern Freeland. Mary Jane Gage, Isabelle Gerber, Sarah Gerber, Honora Haugk, Dee Holthouse, Edna Hite, Helen Hutker, Grace King, Marti Kleinhent, Helen Kollman, Marian Koonta, Lfi Mac Lean, Loranell Macklin, Betty McMillen, Alice Moses, Lee Nelson, Gladys 'Reynolds, Ethel May Sanmann, Marguerite Saylors, Dorothy Schnepf, Betty Ter veer.--Mary Martha Terveer and Dorothy Thompson. Substitute players for the season are: Margaret Ehinger, Mildred Baker, Irene Hoffman, Rebecca Worthman, Willa Dalzell. Ruth Harper, Marceline Lose and Vivian Tricker. All players are asked to turn in one score each week for the next four weeks in order that averages may be ready for the league opening June 8. Any lady Interested in signing as a regular player or substitute is asked to call Mrs. Sanmann or the Decatur Golf club.

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Geneva Cardinals Win Over Decatur The Geneva Cardinal's defeated the Decatur Yellow Jackets, 75-84, in a dual meet at Worthman field in this city Thursday night, but the Jacket reserves downed the Geneva reserves, 70 3-3 to 38 1-3. The Cardinals won eight events, plus both relays, in the varsity event, while the Jackets won only three first places. v In the reserve meet, the Jackets won six first places and both relays, Geneva taking five<rfevents. Varsity Summary 100-yard dash — Hylton (G) first; Long (G) second; Macklin (G) third. Time —10.8. 220-yard dash — Hylton (G) first; Long (G) second; Koons (G) third. Time—2l.7. 440-yard run — Burke (G) first; Koons (G) second; Strickler (D) third. Time —57. 880-yard run — Sommer (D) first; Burke (G) second; Gould (D) third. Time—2:l2.B. Mile run — Krueckeberg (D) first; Stahly (G) second; Flora (D) third. Time —5:01.7. High hurdles — Dprwin (D) first; Rhodes (D) second; Hutker (D) third. Time—l 9.9. - Low hurdles — Maeklin (G) first; Koons (G) second; Hutker (D) third. Time—24.s, Shot put — Long (G) first; Lobsiger (D) second; Baker (D) third. Distance—37 ft. 7 in. Pole vault — Parr (G) first; Flora (D) second; Schoott (D) third. Height—9 fL Broad jump — Hylton (G) first; Murphy (D) second; Parr (G) third. Distance —17 ft. 5 in. High jump — Long (G) first; Burke (G) second; Parr (G) third. Height—s ft 4 in. Mlle relay — Geneva (Burke. Stahly. Parr, Yoder). Time —3.59. Half-mile relay — Geneva (Long. Koons, Macklin, Hylton). Time — 1:41.5. Reserve Summary 100-yard dash — Banks (D) first; Deßolt (D) second; Smith (G) third. Time—ll.s. 220-yard dash — Hutker (D) first; Moses (D) second; Yoder (G) third. Time—23. 440-yard run — Yoder (G) first; Macklin (D) second; Craig (G) third. Time —60.5. 880-yard run — Beam (D) first; Bauman (G) second; Sheets (D) third. Time—2:Bo.s. Mile run — Hullinger (D) first: Bauman (G) second; Profitt (GJ third. .Time—s:ls.4. High hurdles Craig (G) first; Runyon* *,Tt>) and Hofstetter (G) tied for’second anh third’. TfiKS 2 - 1 21.2. ' ' Low hurdles — Craig (G) first; Agler (D) and Zurcher (G) tied for second and third. Time —25.6. Shot put — Nevil (G) first; Banks (D) second: Craig (G) third. Distance —34 ft. 5 in. Pole vault — Bauman (G) first; Amstutz (G), Strickler (D) and VonGunten (G) tied for second and third. Height—B ft. Broad jump — Moses (D) first; Smith (G) second; Worden (D) third. Distance —15 fL 654. High jump — Alger (D) first; D. Baumgartner (G) and Hebbie (D) tied for third. Hight—4 ft. 10 in. Mile relay — Decatur (Hullinger, Eichenauer; Beam, Macklin). Time —4:08.5. Half-mile relay — Decatur (Agler, Locke, Dorwin, DeBolt).

IUIHOB AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Club W. L. Pct G.B. Omaha 14 7 .667 Minneapolis ..14 8 .636 54 Louisville 13 9 .591 154 St. Paul 12 10 .545 254 Toledo 11 10 .524 3 Charleston ,---16 12 .455 454 Indianapolis .. 8 15 .348 7 Denver 7 17 .292 854 Thursday’s Results Minneapolis 10, Louisville 1. St. Paul 10, Indianapolis 9. Charleeton. 3. Omaha 2. Toledo 9, Denver 5.

2nd Little League Tryout Sunday At McMillen Field The second in the series of Decatur Little League tryouts will be held at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon at McMillen field in the north part of Decatur. This tryout will be for boys aged 9 to 12, who did not participate in the firet tryout last Sunday. All those boys who did not try out last Sunday, are requested to report at McMillen at 1 p. m. Sunday. Gene Rydell, Little League president, also announced today that first Pony League tryouts will be held Sunday. May 15, with the time and place to be announced later. ~MAJOR AMERICAN LEAGUE Club W. C. Pct G.B. Cleveland ....13 7 .650 Detroit 13 7 .650 Chicago 11 7 .611 1 New York ....11 8 .579 1% Kansas City .. 9 9 .500 3 Boston 9 13 .409 5 Washington .. 7 12 .368 554 Baltimore ~... 5 15 .250 8 Thursday’s Results Detroit 3, Boston 2. (Only game scheduled). NATIONAL LEAGUE Club W. L. Pct G.B. Brooklyn 18 2 .900 Chicago ......11 10 .524 7% New’ York .... 9 9 .500 8 St. Louis 8 9 .471 854 Milwaukee ... 9 11 .450 9 Pittsburgh ... 8 11 .421 9% Philadelphia 8 12 .400 10 Cincinnati 9 13 , 3 i 6 11% Thursday’s Results Brooklyn 4. St. Louis 3. New York 6, Chicago 3. Pitstburgh 9. Milwaukee 4. (Other clubs not scheduled).

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driverless by the Langhorne, Pa., race death last Sunday of Mike Nazaruk, of North Bellmore, N.Y. Archie Moore To Meet Bobo Olson NEW YORK (INS) —Light hea-vy-weight champion Archie Moore will defend his title in a 15-round

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bout with middleweight king Carl (Bobo) Olson at the Polo Gregnds in New York. June 22. International Boxing Club President James Norirs announced the date and site of the fight Thursday and said contract terms and other arrangements, including radio and television plans, will be disclosed at a later date.