Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1951 — Page 39

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thoroughbred horizon today. ! REE Sloted A Stirring Victory |

* Stakes, which closed Hialeah’s|

Santa Anita Handicap Won By Moonrush

* Takes Early Lead In $100,000 Race

By ALEX KAHN United Press Sports Writer

SUNDAY, MAR. 4, 1951.

ARCADIA, Cal., Mar, 3—Moonrush, a front-running $peedster,| ran away with the $100,000 Santa! Anita handicap today, getting out| in front early and then fighting off the game, challenge. of Next Move to win by a head. The California-bred son of Hunters Moon IV could credit his victory to that master jockey, Johnny Longden, who took the swift 5-year-old out in front just out of the gate and, except for a momentary challenge when Next Move drew up, kept the brown | gelding going to win the top at-| traction of the winter racing season, Not a Fast Track

Sudan, who had stayed close to! the top of the field of 14 horses, finished third behind Next Move, and Repeluz came up for fourth. The race was run on a good track but not a fast one because of rains earlier in the week. Moonrush turned the mile and a quarter in 2:02 3/5, two and threefifths seconds off the track record set last year by Noor when he won the same race and decfeated Citation. Never considered a distance horse, Moonrush got off at odds! of slightly better than 10 to 1! and paid $22.90, $11.50 and $8.40. ! Next Move returned $6.30 to) place and $4.50 to show, and Sudan, coupled with Nocopo as an entry, returned $7.70 to show. Some two hours before the featured race, a large share of the 50,000 fans was thrown into an uproar when Paul H. Salzburg, Calexico, ‘Cal., entered the box of movie magnate L. B. Mayer and threatened to throw a “dynamite bomb” into a cowering crowd of film celebrities and racing fans.

Yildiz Collects $50000 Flamingo

Closes Hialeah's Best Track Year

By United Press MIAMI, Fla. Mar. 3-Yildiz,

an ordinary looking chestnut colt, with a fancy Turkish name, | raised his star on the 3-year-old|

the $50,000-added Flamingo]

best season in five years. Yildiz, whose name means| “star” in Turkish, took the lead| coming into the stretch and held off the fast closing Timely Reward to win by a neck. Anyoldtime was third, another length and a half back, and a nose ahead of Royal Mustang. i

Not Named for Derby | Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords doesn’t have Yildiz mominated for the Kentucky Derby. But he is] named for the Preakness and Belmont, the other two stones in| the triple crown. Yildiz, who won an overnight race a week ago to gain a start-| ing berth in the Flamingo, proved, the consistent member of the Hi-| aleah 3-year-old band, which had | played turnabout in whipping] each other. | He was the second choice of the, 29.221 fans, largest crowd of the 40-day Hialeah, meeting, Tetra. | ing $7.60, $4.70 and $4.30. Mrs. Wallace Gilroy’s Timely Reward | paid $7.50 and $4.60, and 'W. M.| Peavy’s Anyoldtime $10.50. Yildiz’s time was a slow| 1:511/5, but he picked up six| pounds from his previous win and carried 117 in his first stakes vic-| tory. !

Hellenic Tourney Scheduled Today

The second annual Indianapolis) Hellenic basketball tournament! will be staged at the Sacred Heart

gym today. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati and a combined La PorteSouth Bend team will compete for top laurels. : Parings will be made before the | first round of the tournament, which will begin at 12:30 p. m.| The winners of the afternoon | tilts will clash for the crown at| 6 p. m. with the losers ‘contest-| ing for consolation honors at 4:30 p. m. | Championship, second-place and consolation trophies will be] awarded at the victory dance following the hardwood activities. The Indianapolis Greek Bears are defending champions, Having, edged Dayton, 38-33; in last year's finale. on

Independent Cage

Tourney Resumes | The City Independent basket-| ball tournament will resume: to-| day with six games scheduled at

Dearborn Gym. The starting field of 72 teams| has been whittled to 29. The tour-| ney's second round will be i pleted with the 7 p. m. game next Wednesday. Third round

“tilts will start next Wednesday at

8 p.m. / Today's schedule: P. M.—Bland Boxing vs. Cicero Legion. —1U. A. W. Local 33_ys. Swinford Texaco. —Vie's Drugs vs. ates White Front.|

1 3 4—19th and College vs. Aker's Cleaners.

5—8ilver Circle Bar vs. South Side Turners. 6—Koch News vs. 3sth and Keystone,

7—Fairmount vs. P. . Mallory (nontourney). TOMORROW 7 P. M-—Indianapolis Rallways vs. Riviera Club, 8—Eagles Lodge vs. Pepsi Cola. 9--New Augusta vs. EN Lilly. TUESDAY

7 P. M.—Pairmount AC vs. TAP Club. 8—Kingan AA vs. Kenison Cleaners, 9—L.' 8. Ayres vs. Sam's All Stars. WEDNESDAY : P. M.—Allison Jats, va, DePauw Cubs.

1p. End of round two.) 0ose evs. Sook's Shell Service. Tra aanaon Post - or.

Sunday 3 ». W.-

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