Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1944 — Page 23

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Platter, shown with Johnny Longden up, was the third horse officially entered in tomorrow's Preakness. The chestnut colt is considered by many experts as “the horse to beat.”

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Athletes’ Goal Is State Meet Here Next Week.

High school track athletes con-| verged on eight sectional centers today—and seven other sectionals’ will be held tomorrow—but their | real goal is the state meet here May 20. Winners of first and second place in each individual event and win-/ ners of the relay races comes to the state meet. Qualification for “state” is the basic object for the, thinly-clads. Sectional honors are; secondary. Sectionals were scheduled this afternoon at Tech, Washington,! New ‘Albany, Richmond, Gary and Lafayette Jefferson, and tonight at! Mishawaka and Elkhart. If rain interferes at any meet, it may be! postponed until tomorrow, and run, off then no matter what the weath- |

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tucky Derby winner, headed a field sixteenths at Pimlico tomorrow.

length victory at Louisville were him home theer and two others| who did not run in the Churchill Downs classic. Shooting for the cup of black- | eyed Susans and the top money] of $61,055 along with Pensive will! be Mrs. A. J. Abel's Gramps Image, ' A. C. Ernst's Alorter, Bobanet stable's Gay Bit and Greentrée stable’s Stir Up—all Derby alsorans—and George D. Widener's Platter and Mrs. Ethel Jacobs’

Pensive First Entered

Pensive was the first colt to be entered, with his barn shooting for the second victory in a bid for racing’s triple crown. The chestnut colt, who scored a surprise four and one-half length victory in the run for the roses, again will have Conn McCreary in the saddle when he shoots for the second major three-year-old turf crown tomorrow. Trainer Ben Jones’ said that if he wins this one, Pensive will be sent after the Belmont Stakes—last of the big three titles. The second official entry was Stymie, owned by Mrs. Ethel Jacobs. The colt's name was telephoned yesterday from New York but was not dropped into the entry box until after Pensive had been listed. No boy was listed for Stymie, who passed up the Derby, but Nick Jemas was expected to be up. George D. Widener's Platter, the probable favorite despite Pensive's Derby triumph, was the third entry. Trainer Bert Mulholland said that the chestnut colt, who won the Pimlico futurity and the Walden

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Longden to Be Aboard

The Widener entry will be (handled by Johnny Longden, who rode Count Fleet to the triple crown last year. The colt was highly regarded by the rail birds because of an apparent liking for the Pimlico oval, which hasn't always suited Pensive. However, the Derby winner worked a half in :51 today. - The fleld of seven expected starters was completed when Trainer Jack Gaver dropped the name of Greentree stable’s Stir Up into the box. The chestnut gelding, Derby favorite who found the mile and a quarter Louisville distance too long and wound up third, again will be ridden’ by Eddie Arcaro.

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1. Stir Up Greentree Stable Jack Gaver E.Arcaro 7-2 | de, fis Bosse, Blooming2. Pensive Calumet Farm Ben Jones C. McCreary 2-1 ton, Kokomo, Terre Haute Garfield, 3. Platter G. D, Widener B.Mulholland J.Longden 2-1 |East Chicago Roosevelt and Mun4. Alorter A. C. Emst K. Skirvin G. Woolf 20-1 |cie, all hosts. ! 5. Stymie Mrs. Ethel Jacobs, H. Jacobs N.Jemas 15-1 Wins nh ows nos are. aay 6. Gay Bit Bobanet Stable S.Dunne J. Westrope 8-1 since Hammond High, North Side. 7. Gramp’s Image Mrs. A. J. Abel A. J. Abel L.Bowers 20-1 |and Terre Haute Wiley, the three

Change of equipment—Gay Bit, blinkers on; Gramp’s Image, blink-

7 Entered in Preakiess Stir Up Gets Rail Position

BALTIMORE, Md.,, May 12 (U. P.).—Pensive, Calumet farm's Kenthe 54th running of the $50,000 added Preakness over a mile and three-

Challenging the game chestnut colt who scored a four and a half-

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tomorrow were Ft. Wayne North

top-favored teams, see action then. However, an unheralded Muncie Burris squad grabbed the state ® crown last season with a five-man team, so fans were watching today’s action closely and comparing performances with those of boys from the better-rated schools.

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| League to Open The Lukas-Harold Pre-Flight and Curtiss-Wright clubs will meet at Northwestern park at 6 p. m.

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jumphs would be worth a reduced ized by Alexander Posey and Ray | $59,600. {Crowe. The other two contenders, But 16 Derby winners have taken Bethel A. C. and Eli Lilly, will opia shot at the Pimlico purse and pose each other at the. same dia{only half of that number have won mond at 6 p. m. Thursday.

the run at Old Hilltop. | resin onour To meer | Lech Nine Wins ’ MEpr The Tech High baseball team

Group 17, Indiana old-age pen-|/won its first North Central consion program, will meet at 7:30 ference game with Anderson there

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p. m. Monday at McClain's hall, yesterday, 2-1. Bobby Meyer and

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