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“|All Derby Prelims Over, And Phalanx Is Still Choice * Indians and Colonels | ural Bi Mall Faultless Does What's =Try It Again Tonight; Asked of Him But Bu Brewers Are Next His Odds Stay at 3-1

Western, Club: Launch Invasion Tomorrow; Trainer Jones Wonders Why They Can't See Milwaukee Has Several 1946 Tribesters His Horse That Won Two Warmups

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor By LEO H. PETERSEN, United Press Sports Editor Rained out of action last night, the Indians and the Louisville LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 30.—All the pre-runs are over, but to the Colonels are booked, to play off the postponement tonight under the people Who are supposed to know the turf best it still was Phalanx toe lights out at Victdry field. Glen Fletcher is slated to pitch for the day when the talking got around to the probable winner of the Ken« Redskins and Otie Clark for the Kentuckians. tucky Derby Saturday. It's an open date in the A. A. schedule for both clubs and they Despite the fact that Calumet Farm's Faultless has done everything decided to play instead of permitting the Tuesday postponement to pile asked of him in these warming up races, C. V. Whitney's winner of the up another double-header for them oy - Wood Memorial still ranked as a -

3!to 0, he held opponents to five hits. ... The iN" huge, genial naihe Hoosier

struck out four, - later in the season. { Roberge and Bestudik have been 3-to-1 favorite in pre-Derby odds on to take the Derby — Twenty , + . But Indian- Trout Both teams have already got t00| pitting in tall figures for the with Faultless the second choice al Grand, Whirlaway, Gallant Fox. apolis fans who many “double loads” to take care of 3 tol. {Count Fleet, Hoop Jr. and Assault

were acquainted with Big Paull, = =o the managers are| Brewerytown brigade. so far this

when he starred for the hometown t | year. Indians will appreciate what tre- See BY SULUCHI ALL the a, Other former Tribesters with the . ~. mendous pride the pitcher felt after and late season. | rowers are pitchers Jim Wallace i counting up his day's work with the | ou 0 co i the new race, the In-| 40d Carl Lindquist, first baseman bat. . . . For a pitcher, Trout stands | 4.0 .\¢ have had three postponements | J0¢ Mack and outfielder Chet Ross. up, there and takes a Strong-arm ,, tne road and three at home, and| Milwaukee and Indianapolis are “¢ub at the horsehide. . . . And on, played only nine games in 1¢| even in the current standings with Monday he felt especially 800d |qavs * poyisville has only played four victories and five defeats |

Even Ben Jones, the veteran ._and the betting was that the trainer who is shooting for his whitney colt would alse turn the fourth Derby wigner, was wonder- trick, Faultness still remained the ing why they still couldn't see|second choice, but those seconde Faultless as the 3-year-old who will| place finishers, Riskolater and Star wind up with the blanket of roses Reward, were picking up backers, shortly after 5:45 p. m. Saturday. Trainer Sylvester Veitch ane Wins Two by Neck jnounced he was going to work

P 4 : Wh t in the Blue Phalanx over a mile and an eighth while standing at the “dish.” . . .|qo | apiece. For he sent him ou n . today with Eddie Arcarn, who rode He pounded out a home un, and @©%, From The West | St. Paul held a 500 rating in the Grass stakes at Keene ” ***'him in the Wood aud who will be a ingle and batted in two 0 After the Tribe-Colonel tilt to-|le8gue standings’/itoday, winning E FAVORITE — W. L. Sickle, a Derby candidate, peers out of his |Thursday—one of the major Prep up on him in the Derby, in the sadteam's three runs. . . . Pat Seerey, |nione scheduled to yet under way|the only game played yesterday EYES TH Oo . y vp

. . : ; ' «ri ee he won |dle. Arcaro flew in from N "Cleveland. slugger, failed to get 8/5 °8:3p o'clock, the hometown Red.| {Tom Minneapolis, 6 to 4, at st.| stall at Churchill Downs as Phalanx, the favorite, walks by with his exercise *boy. |races for re Deby cand Ne [laa night, n work hi€ off the Hoosier Hercules . . . abd [skins will point up for the invasion| Paul. The Saints took over fourth : BIS So frown Just closing |

wm sR. ® = = ® = =» ith! The other Detby probables also pos, Digty retired the side in order in ior the American association's west- | Place and shoved the Millers down mg We hen oe oon besk ve were scheduled to work out. There BR +» It Was $ jty, | to seventh. d T d ¥ f Bl G S : {Was a ibility th a i as >, cote, Mivaibee, Baas Gupte sevemte Hallowed Tradition of Blue Grass Seems [iwi vn or sone es me 8 possaiiy tht the ela so

the 73d annual running. of tf ' | rom Star Reward. But it wasn't e Horn's park when Trout was tolling on| The Milwaukee Brewers, the pre-|, Big outfielder Eric Tipton powered from ’ classic would be reduced to 11 he.

| : : : victories h as it . : the rubber. . . . He Srv 3 huge season second choice to win the pen-|a home run with a man on base = 10 Be Confusing Der by Trial, Joe Finds Fuuitiess Yilories So ly cause of Double Jay's poor showe finished

nant, will invade Victory field first, | the seventh to provide the winning | : ing in the Trial yesterday, but 10 paddocl i } ’ . ; | horses came in the Blue Grass and others still . Co. svi towel, stuffed in his hip pocket . . [starting tomorrow night. Nine margin for the Saints. By JOE WILLIAMS, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer [ence here is that they seem to Trial finished that promised to in-|.p, 0% 1 Appcdred certain to go. and he used it for a mop whenever games are scheduled here with the Minneapolis threatened twice in| Ap 4 . : i " { . ey are Phalanx, FPaultless, Jet his face and hands got too sweaty four western clubs. the sixth and again fn the ninth LOUISVILLE, April 30.—One of the hallowed traditions of racing know that the difference between crease the Calumet hopeful's Derby Pilot, Riskolater, Star Reward: Bul Bullde , 1 : i : . 4 *| in the Blue Grass country is that the principal function of the Derby $10,000 races (the Trial) and $100.- odds. let Proof On T y } for, comfort. tg ty fone EWA Hain sailing ol is Suns in Htiiase tWO trial is to confuse the issue to such an extent that local merchants 000 races (the Derby) and perform! For like Riskolater, in the Blue cosmic Bomb Er netty Rand, F M x IN TROU One ton Braves, are well-manned by! third "home mir a a wil have no trouble in disposing of straitjackets at premium prices. in sensible accordance with their Grass, Star Reward, a sort of an Cosmic Bomb and Stepfather were or CHAMP IBLE. . «. ; : as lel th , ? . * of the weakest of the slumping [S€¥eral 1946 Indianapolis favorites, accounted for two Miller scores in| , , 1° Cc8:0 With, the conditions of the Derby "rial parallel those ecoonmic views. |added starter in the early Derbyii; the Trial yesterday, finishing Coach C

|including Joe Bestudik, Earl Reid,|the sixth and Johnny McCart _|of the Derby itself about as accurately as the political philosophies of | 1¢ 4 part of your required daily | reckoning, was going like the wind third and fourth. re Cardinals at the plate is the 1946 hy

| ; : spectively, ; . i .W , 1 the end of the line is at the] i a { i i hed. | Lr ’ university |Al Roberge, Bob Brady and Steve scored the "| Mr. Taft and Mr. Wallace. In the Tria {reading is the racing news you will when the finish line was reac erste rca major league batting champion, | Roser. Bestudik, r. Was oe jacereg the other jae vith he eC | one-mile station as against a mile and a quarter in the big show, and pote a line in the chart by the IANS inasmuch as both prep events Ba ball . through in Stan Musial. . . . He topped both Indians’ leading slugger until about! ninth | top weight is 118 pounds a Reaibis 126. . fessional observer which states that | were shorter than the Derby dis-| se Meeting in preparat Rg . ho wins the Trial, yn Fautless was beginning to bea t | tance, those driving finishes boosted | ; with a .365 |mid-season last year. | The Indianapol s | So no matter wh ; g to bear out | tance, } Pural pi eet with bg Magus Jat Your a Dale | A was the Tribe's 1946 sec- | pruni an id gb ad ana |" how, you are still left wi these 1 able Field jor drift at the finish. This is gener- [the stock of both Riskolater andy. city Bar ot le hein of Ipewt batting average, : ond sacker, Brady a catcher, and! . {two pertinent questions: Can ally the sign of a tiring animal, or |Star Reward. ! ». : gimes this season he Is BANG poy ong Roser were. members of {bot Bl Meee Foi ey ‘Igo the added distance and can he Horse Jockey |one whose corns hurt or something | Fails to Bother Jones \Disted phi . Fo "a Bo tar 4 182, with only five hits in 37 times | the Victory field mound staff. lern league. y . “lcarry the added weight? Where | Pidlaus sereerensenen Eddie Actors of this nature. I have been feeling They ‘were running fast in the | dianapolis air Baseball fe cindermen A, ] : o i ook for e/ Faultless ............ | i , AS80i ER es Rt NL Johnny Longden (DEL VY [0° SOc Hime now and I! ireten when it seemed that Fault- ciation. Tonight is the dead line college an six of the games and has net de- 2 I Amateu ein he Trial | Double Jay. .......... John Gilbert |; © Me" less was fighting to hold on. The for player registrations, Secretary meets and A ma rs to X ot course. But no winner of the |ligence of the people that nobody | The Hop Howard announced i livered a safety in his last 12 times | Community Cente 'has éver gone on to win the Derby. |Jet Pilot...... res senns Eric Guerin | has made a bet-on me in the winter Desby is a Ar a] " State in a t the r Said * |Riskolater.......... Will Balzaretti, rial was a mile. e Blue | : -— Howard ( at a Pifteen amateur boxing bouts wi 1% Just as He ing “wel, |Steplather ......... Jack Westrope a mile-and-an-eighth. College Golf more, has : AND g i highlight the club show program at I ¢an just hear you saying. "Well. iow 4 ciple ..... Johnny Adams | That did not bother Jones. 3 the broad j SOUREY BOXING. A To Be Renewed South Side Community _— - why on earth do they hold it?” It|e pl "pony" "7" Shelby Clark Thom Mont ana “He has done everything we have | Michigan 35. Wayne 3" Crnirsl #4. His 22 foot Arthur Wirtz, Chicago, part owner wr Er night. Ft. Harrison, Douglas Com- (iS at this point that I refer you 0 go. pewara ........ Steve - Brooks ' asked him to and if the track is) Johns Hopkins 7. American 2 season 1s 0 3 of $he Indianapolis ice hockey team,’ The city’s oldest athletic rivalry ynunity center and South side lads, the statement about straitjackes yop, Road. ....:... Job Jessop S + A fast Saturday, I think we have the | . the Little § is & co-promoter in prize fighting is scheduled to be renewed tomor-' will compete. Admission is 25 cents 2nd the conspiracy which Seems | pullet Proof ........ Wayne Wrizht core a rmory horse to beat,” he said. Jones, who! i trouble wi in «the Windy City and will help row at Delavan Smith field when and the receipts are to be turned © exist between Col. Matt winn, 0° | Master Mind... .........:, No Boy . . won Derbies with Lawrin, Whirla- | p Wright, whe fink and stage the proposed Manual's Redskins play host to OVer the S. 8. C. 8. $ports equip- | ventor of the Trial, and the Joos!) . Billy Thom, former I. U. mat way and Pensive, announced that ii ; Illinois Tecl wotld’s middleweight championship Shortridge in a high school baseball Ment fund. Pirst bout is scheduled Merchants, not all of NhoB han range to have a ladder placed Coach, teamed with Young Bull Faultless will run in the Derby | , Types—Imm edi te I A pa conferdnee bout between Tony Zale and Rocky game. at 7:30 been able a get lor Je against the rail at the mile post Montana of Los Angeles to win the! without blinkers. He didn't wear Pree agile Losultin « Week-ends Graziano at Wrigley field on July! The South Siders will be bidding [Find pee Lor Ll want to dis. 50 Faultless can go through with rough and tumble tag team wres- | them yesterday in winning the Trial MERRILL & McKINNEY Ww 162 . . . It is understood $25 will for their fourth straight city series Amateur Notes iss he Trial altogether as an ex- (DiS climbing act. - tling match before approximately and Jones decided he could run WAIHI Fairbeld as. BAGS. be the top price, plus tax, which | victory against the Blue Devils, who . : [- a A omen n the oly “No, Shadow, He Won't" 3200 fans at the armory last night. | etter without them. | PAINT indicates ring chairs will sel] for are fielding a team for the first BASEBALL | _ field. On three differ-| I am among those who did not, Thom lost the first fall in 16| Derby Trial winners never went NSHIP 211 EE W $ tim Danvill § ¥ ..__ichandising field. g ; 4 on to win a Derby, whereas the CHAMPIONSH $32.50. € In years. | Danville A. C. is desirous of scheduling, h ond horse in believe Faultless performed in such minutes to heavier Buddy Knox of ys rr = = Two other games are scheduled, ¥anis an oppomn: 1d, home basis and €Nt occasions the sec tea Tulsa o olling leg breaker, but Blue Grass and the Wood Memorial AUTO RACES FURN ‘ 14 : CRY gen Oppoment for Sundhr. Write! the Trial has formally met Col. Winn a manner as to ever make us kid- nar & leg breaker, bu : y 0 {if the weatherman, will R. J. King at Danville. Ind, or call Dan. | '0¢ y tl Crims h back Dave. So if Faultless should come f ain JF Sus . Tae New | Washington ar Rio a] ve, 48s * Russell Jewel is the eciuband his personal florist on Derby dies forget Trigger and if long, I. a he Sach through. he would be the first three. |] SUNDAY, MAY 4—2:3¢ P. M. RADIO: ar ees are Pr Tavern baseball Day. They were Lawrin, Galla-/gnarled fingers were to suddenly 5 -— ¥ II players are! .

3 i ospect : year-old to win both the Tri , RA strength the pre-season prophets carded in a city series encounter at tcheduled 40 practice today 4d Priday at hadion and Whirlaway. This ex- reach out and seize me by the STAPpler at nine minutes with * the Derby Cots hh he ul and FRANKLIN TT hadn't anticipated. . . . Bucky Us park, while Tech plays Riverside 3 diamond af +:30p. Players) jains a growing disposition to ig-{throat, and demand: “Will he or Stepover toehold. | :

Anderson | Tonmoe Signed at today's practi ini- t racing tradition, it would h Harris picked up a couple of ele- A derson in a North Central con- | forms wifi oo Tne Priaractice ng val | nore the winner and concentrate on | will he not win the Derby?” I'd Montana scored in the deciding! Se horse — to Tare both, TIME TRIALS STO ‘tao J gant pitchers in rookies Don | €T€NCe encounter at the East side SOFTBALL the second horse. jhave to gulp: - “No, Shadow, hellall over Gil LaCrosse, Canadian,’ . 22 2° 10 WS 4 Johnson and Frank Shea. . . . |feld. : matman, with a hammer lock and | 2€ s e Derby—

: i“ ; - > : : 3 . . | The Little Flower Vets want to schedule| 1N€ winner yesterday was Fault- won il . { Bubbling Over and Shutout having The Johnson boy has major Yesterday's rain washed out two| practice games f Prid Schedu ; : : : ; _|slam after 16 minutes. | 8 . league class written all over. . . . |CItY tilts between Tech and Wash. | sunday sither ‘at Rome aE ar [jess whose = SuOoesS paradoxically) But there are just as many au Jack Nichols of Nova Scotia de- accomplished that feat before.

my Davis may be contacted at BL-4264. | condemns him to failure. The sec-|thorities belonging to the school e- Tradition Faron En {ond horse was Star Reward, whose [across the street who smile in- feated Billy Brook, New York, in| radi Phalanx

performance, I regret to state, looks | dulgently and say: “It was just the | 17 minutes with a rolling leg split{ But most the tradition still

better on paper than it did on the kind of race Faultless needed.”|® the opener. All are junior seemed to be riding on Phalanx.

He pitched for Kansas City be- hston and | Sathearal and Crispus fare the war when he was only ese probably will be! Coll 11, and he was good then . . . |TeAITanged. ege Baseball

Ball Stat But! ‘ after which he went into service. “ . Notre Dame’ at uper Jancled) track. T mean he did not run a|They also remind you. that Mr. heavyweights. Six former Wood winners have gone ™S orf . .: n= British Champion Boston Gobege 3 pans (canceled). really true race to achieve the Jones never gets too emotional over | A v ¥ ON TEAMSTERS =~ CHANGES PAY OFF ... Two « ichigan 8, Detroit 0. prophetic distinction of finishing |these minor events. “Oh yes,” they experiments by Manager Ted Lyons Kayoes South African Union 10° Middieonrey > second. He came out of the gate like admit, “hell win them if he can N | have worked out to help the White| JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, |fows Store 3 gencay do | muscilage out of a boot and it was!but he won't get his horse hurt in ~ LOCAL UNION 135 Sox. . . . He made a first baseman | April 30 (U. P.).—PFreddie Mills of | Fashington and Lee 10 Davidson 1 {this woefully slow start that kept trying to win them.” As supporting |§ All city freight drivers and dockmen are urged to attend an imporout of Don Kolloway, who was a|England, light heavyweight cham- omen 3

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Gt (him from winning by two full testimoney they point to the fact'} tant meeting to discuss new developments concerning .city contract second baseman, and an outfielder | pion of the British empire, knocked Fight Results lengths. {that the jockey simply carried his § negotiations. .

out of Bob Kennedy, who was a out Nick Wolmarans of South Faultless Was “Climbing” {whip along yesterday as a sort of Meeting to be held at DES Belton: third sacker. . . . Both players are| Africa last night in the fifth round agxpox = ITED PRESS { The ; i11 + formal sartorial touch. “You noted, HAY a $ - . ON, O —Pat Comiskey. 21% Low se circumstances, as you wi 4 delivering at their new positions. | of their scheduled non-title 10- on. No knocked out Cleo Bann note, contribute to the confusion however,” they continue, ‘that the ATHENAEUM HALL IAA 5 o rh Pitcher John Rigney of the round bout. Mills weighed 184 MILWAUKEE Jimmy Sherrer. 131:, (but there is even more to be toid. boy didn’t use 1t gnice, WEDNESDAY (TONITE) 8:00 P. M. & GREASE i a Be Sox had an unusual start this| pounds; Wolmarans, 177. I Puerto Rio locked out Cocos Kid, 150, | While almost everybody agrees that| All of which is true enough, and NEW JERSEY & MICHIGAN STS season. . ., In his first effort he er lt | Faultless was entitled to the hopor it is also possible to assemble a ” RS - § PACKING Hi, 830 State | blanked the Browns, 11 0. and in Basebal > _ of being second in the Trial thére monumental mass of evidence to Every member Sever n the siiy agreement should vote | "ROSE EST: Te 0 pi —- p——— the next was a loser, 1 to 0, to! | St d W 1 are many who question the man- confirm the rather odd statement on this important qu n. ! IR J f " ; Cleveland. an Ings, esu S ner in which he might have achieved | that “all of Ben Jones’ horses read § gmmett J. Williams, Secretary-Treasurer, Local Union No. 135 930 N. MERIDIAN ST. yo.” | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | SCHEDULE TODAY \it. In short, they insist he would the condition books.” The infer- 8 DYKES’ CUREALL , ., When W. L. Pct W. L Pet | AMERICAN AS {not have been a really true second. : : : » Pt. 0 ME N ASSOCIATION Jimmy Dykes was manager of | Bak ony 33 mb MOPS: 1 8 AB Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS Ns my (They tell you He was climbing at! the Chicago White Sox he had a | Lpuisnile 8 4 800 Milwaukee 4 3 lage] 1OPIY Sani géauilen) the finish. . Paul 500) Toledo 2 5 .285 MERICAN LEAGUE ; ' i i Sirxiite method of putting the | : Washington at Chicago Now, don't tear your circus tickets on any married player who | AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadeiphia at Cleveland, ' {up and whip out here to see a climb- , : to to running around in the | W L Pct W L Pet New Tork at Be Jos ling horse. Unfortunately, from the i A i i, > bright lights when the club was | Charo © 5 § ‘Sig Bash 4 4 300 NATIONAL LEAGUE \standpoint of unique entertainment, - onl the road . . . Jimmy explained Petron 6 5 .545/8t. Louis 4 6 .400 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. {this is just a figure of speech. I 9 18) | I U () |g S it: this way: “I warn him once; | © nd 5 5 .500/Phila tS MM Ena at Boston {say unfortunately, because the num- 0 FON a I warn him twice, then I tell him | NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at New cYork. {ber of ways in which a horse can v | . SC ———— in is li Kis song to drop a note to the Brovkivs w % Pet, ion w L Pet, M . L d | win is limited and } fel ii a : . That always worked. | Cucago 7 5 .583| Phila 6 7 .461 ajor eaaers |diversity of this sort would be » : 5 = = Pittsburgh 7 5 583 New York 3 1 300 By UNITED PRESS i relished. . Pa 4 ' . it. I 200 3 : 8 t ] LOUISVILLE BENEFITS, : Bt. Louls | AMERICAN LEAGUE What Faultless was doing, or so U Vel 1TV The Colonels are still bolstering | RESULTS YESTERDAY tioks. Phila: G AB R H Ay these authorities on climbing main- A thelr lineup, thanks to the Boston |Lowis. Washington. 8 21 1 1 aby laih Was pawing with great furty ad o/ ¥A Red Box. , . . Shortstop Jack Al- | poned mam). ** TNPIANAPOLIS Po ain, washington’ 8 14 § 9 ysibut not progressing with ecor- ” . Q n, t 3 bright and Pitcher Randy Hefner |, ... = — = [Appling Chicage § 33 § 13 3, Tesponding speed. This indicates are coming back to the Kentuckians |st. Paul .... """.. 000 310 20x— 8 8 1| NATIONAL LEAGUE {to these authorities that Faultless

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