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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, APR. 8,

1951

Prep Pastimers Open 130-Game Card Tomorrow

18 Teams, Weatherman To Launch County’s Biggest Campaign

Pike Township; Deaf School Will Not Field

Teams; Sacred Heart to Try Again

. By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS " High school baseball is ready to unleash Marion County's “biggest fence- efene campaign in history this week.

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® A 130-gamekchedule, largest in history, opens in force tomorrow ®as the local pastimers touch off the area's most prolific diamond activities. But, as usual, the big umpire all spring will be The Weatherman, the arbiter who turns on the ——— spigot of showers and base hits tory in total-games won. Shortintermittently for.the free-wheel- ridge tackles a 20-game season _ing prepsters. schedule, including a tilt with Speedway In powerful Male of Louisville, Eighteen local teams, including Shortridge faces a promising “Park School, will have embarked Howe nine at Riverside No. 6 towon their 1951 diamond fortunes morrow in one of the week's key, within the next two weeks. Pike earl-season tilts. Howe has won ~Township and the Sch8ol for the three in a row and the Hornet Deaf will not field teams, but nyrlers have given up only two ,Sacred Heart Coach Harry hits in each of the trio of vic«Caskey will try another baseball tories, augmented by heavy stick venture after abandoning the work. “rt 7 «Sport competitively last year, Stocked With Talent

s» Speedway joined the fastsmaturing local baseball, family] Manual, winner of five of eight «last year and will compete in the j54¢ season, is stocked with sea“first annual county baseball ; “ournament at Victory Field, Soned talent if it can get’ the wtentatively set for May 5 and hurling. os "May 12. | Herb Taylor, a hard-working

w= The city champion will be deter-| #mined in the third annual city, "tourney at Victory Field May 17, 18 and 19. Tech Tough Tech's veteran Greenclads succeeded Broad Ripple as city camps last season, dropping (~thedral 4 to 1 behind the fourhit toiling of the brilliant Gene Nz}

flinger, and James McQueary, a

hustling catcher, comprise a top battery combination. Don Palmer is at first, Jack Botos at second and the deft-fingered

stop. All-round competitor Jim Nyers, Bob Marshall and Wylie Williams, are the outer garden patrolmen. McQueary, Jim Nyvers and Bob Crow can also try hurling. Crispus Attucks, supplemented by material and poise gained in the recent state high school basketball tourney successes, should be a strong contender.

Switching from hardwood to diamond are: Bennie and Charles Cook, the hard-hitting veterans; Hallie Bryant, a hurler; William Gardner, Johnny Davis, DeJuain Boyd and Charles West. Bennie Coak, who hit 400 last year as an outfielder, was a member of The Times’ All-City team, along with clubbing Dick Murray, the city’s hardest hitting prepster.

Nash, only local unbeaten moundsman last year, won all three of Tech's tourney games, last year, giving him a 6-0 season record. Despite loss of Nash and Lefty Bob Harris, now in the Navy, Tech should be one of the prime choices for city and North Central Conferénce titles again this season. Tech was second in the NCC last year. Back for Tech are veterans Joe Sexson and John Farson, outfield-

baseman, and Catcher Myron Moriarity, the versatile, hard-hit-ting backstop and outfielder. Pitcher Bob Shannon, speed-ball-:

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Dickie Nyers will cavort at short-

Fill $20,000

In Lap Prizes For Speedway

“Drivers Assured | Of Cash Awards

The $20,000 lap prize fund for the 500-Mile Race May 30 has been subscribed fully marking the earliest ‘date in Speedway history that total contributions have been| received.

For the sixth straight year— and %he eighth time since the idp prize fund was started in 1921— drivers will receive cash awards of $100 each for every lap they lead the race. The entre fund has been contributed bk individuals and business concemns throughout the nation according to an announcement today Ry Carl H. Wallerich, chairman ofethe Indianapolis Citizens’ Speedway Committee. W. H. served as vice chairman and Sam Mueller as secretary of the group. Increases Total The $20,000 fund posted for this vear's race increases the total amount of lap prize money for all-time to $343,610. Forty-eight drivers have shared the $323,610 already distributed, although there was none winner since 1921 who failed to collect a single $100 award despite the fact he was first to receive the checkered flag. In 1928, when the fund fell $5000 short of the full $20,000, all of the lap prize awards already had been claimed by other pilots before Louie Meyer took the lead on the 187th lap and held it to the finish. Takes Largest Share Johnny Parsons, last year's race winner, holds the distinction of carrying off the largest amount of lap prize money in a single race—3816.820. Billy Arnold, 1930 winner who led the pack for 198 laps, collected only $168,800 because the fund was $3000 short of its oal. In addition to the above mentioned" officers, members of ‘the Citizen's” Committee which obtained subscriptions for the full $20,000 this year are Thomas D. Adams, Frederic M. Ayres Jr.

Murray, who hit .483, dropped O. W. Bogda, Ralph Boozer, Theo. out of school following the foot-! C. Bosler, Charles E. Bowes, H. L. ball ‘season. Carter, F. W. Dennerline, Henry Don Hock and Jim Colbert, both C. Dickson, B. F. Donovan, Harry members of The Times All-City Dragoo II, E. W. Essig, George team in 1950, lead Cathedral's Fotheringham, Charles S. Galcandidates® Eddie Gaughan, breath, E. M. Gass, Bernard T. Charles Kirkhoff, Bob Springer Gates, Paul A. Gray, Jack Hard-

er. heads the hurler corps. Coach Charlie Maas, who direced Decatur Central to the county and Mid-State diamond titles last vear, is putting Tech through rigorous paces as the Greenclads’ new baseball coach.

George Sprague, now principal of School No. 32, led Tech to an 11-3 slate last year and a 12-4 mark two years ago before being ousted as head baseball mentor in a long-range coaching shakeup at Tech.

and Gene Mangin return from last year, Lefty Johnny Riddle Jr. a two - year pepper-pot on the mound, heads the hurlers. In the county, Franklin Township's Gene McCullough, Phil Hard Hit Wampler, Glen Buckner and Bob Coach Jerry Steiner's Short- Crick, all top basketballers, lend ridge Blue Devils were hard-hit punch to the veteran Flashes. by graduation.- Returning letter- Tom Paddock, one of the men are: Ward Walker and Dan county’s most promising hitters, Baker, outfielders; Jack Barney, is the keyman at Southport, along hard-hitting shortstop, and three-{with Catcher Jim Whitaker; leftyear veteran Pete Kappes, one offhanded hurler Gordon Miner and the county’s top-ranking mounds- Shortstop’ Roland Nerding. Pag men. dock slugged better than The Blue Devils’ 18-4 overall two years ago and .585 last Soe record was the Dest in local his- as a POWerful homie outfielder.

Local High School Baseball

2a Cathedra Ben Davis at Broad Ripple. 3:30 p.m. Manual 8h idge vs. Howe at Riverside No. 6. Ben Davis p.m 330 Frankiin T Anse at South por 4p Mm M ta at Decatur Central, 3:30 p. m Wednesday, May 39 Tuesday Park Schoo! at Lawrence Central. Township at Thursday, May 10 : Shortridge vs Criopus Attucks at RiverN 6 3:30 p.m t Mari or ] at Ben Dayis. 3:30 p. m ral at Washington Cri spus Attucks at Riverside Broad Ripple, 4 m m rove at Decatur Central vs. Shortridge at Riverside Central at Broad Ripple, 3:30 reensburg. Friday, May 11 Dees: r Central. 3:30 p. m Danville at Speedway, 7s 30 p m. r i SOwtitavori Monday, May 14 7.5 Jounpot. 4 p.m, Shortridge vs. Cathedral at Riverside Saturds 8. 3: Pech odl. 2 p.m. rispus Au ragkiin Township, Monday, Apr 16 330 pm ot

us Atty ycks ¥s Sapriritys at River- ~ Broad Ripple at Manual, 3:30

Warren Central at Southport, Tuesday, May 15 Washington at Southport, 1p m. Wednesday, May 1

7 30 p. m

y 12 Brown 1sburg at Speedway. 3:30 p. m Crispus Attucks vs. Jawrence Central at , 'p27TeR Central at Decatur Central, 3:30 f iversice No 3:15 m " Howe at hi Ea 3:30 p. m. Seymour or Jar n Baised aL, dor. Eu pm Beech Grove vs. Sacred Heart at Garfield Ba att A Mui en Davis at Lawrence Central, 3.30 ¢ Muncie Pranklin Township at Zionsville

dral vs. Howe at Ellenberger, 3:30 City Tournament at Victory Field

ing, J. W. Hedges, A. W. Herrington, Roy E. Hickman, Walter Hiser, John E. Hollett Jr., Karl F. Johnson, Robert D. Johnson, 0. M. Jones, Claude M, Jordan, Thomas R. Kackley, W. Bryan Karr, W. R. Krafft, Wallace O. Lee, Kenneth E. Lemons, Herbert A. Lewis, T. C. McGufey, T. N. Meredith, R. T. Mortlock, Hallie Myers, Thomas O’Brien, H. H. Palmer, John Ramp, T. B. Rogers, P. E. Rupprecht, W. Wilbur Shaw, Joe B. Wiles and Grover Winings.

& College Track

Indiana Central at Rose Poly. postponed until next Wednesday, rain. Wabash at Canterbury, Postponed. rain.

Schedule

Monday, May 21

Broad Ripple vs. Cathedral at Riverside No. 2. 3330 p m 1 Grove at Pranklin Township, 3:30

Ben Davis vs. Howe at Ellenberger, 3:30 p.m

Southport at Shelbyville, 4 p.m

Tuesday, Short Fiage at

May 22

Manual, 3:30 p. m

Washington at Riv-

3 Speedway at Plainfield, 3:30 p m Lawrence Central at Warren Central o Wednesday, May 23

e at Washington, 3:30 p. m. lle at Pranklin Township port at Franklin, Ind, 4 p Thursday, May 24 vs. Cathedral at Riverside No.

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Friday, May 25 idge at Tech, 3:30 p. m ston at Franklin Township.

nce Central at Beech Grove, 3:30 Monday, May 28 Shortridge vs. Broad "Ripple at Riv-

erside No. 8, 3:30 Franklin Township Mt Lawrence Cenral, 3:30 p Taonday, May 29 Fen at Manual, . gton Thursday. May 31 2 ridge vs. Washington at outhport at Connersville, 3:30 Saturday. June 2 Rushville at Southport, 3:30 p. m. NOTE Washington home games at Rhodius Park)

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p Cris tue ; r le at Friday, May 18 Rive pus Attoeks ny. Broad Rippl Warren Central (Open * * on at Shelbyville. Southport at Martinsville, 45 m, Fr Township at Greenfield. City Tournament at Victory Field. McCordsville at Lawrence Central, 3 p. m.| Saturday, May 19 Friday, Apr. 20 City Tournament Finals at Victory Pleld Speedway at Mooresville, 3 p. m. Pp. m Saturday. Apr. 21 Shortridge at Zoinsville Monday, Apr. 23 Central wn Shortridge at 3:30 p. m.

$ 0p m ' 8, Facred “Year “at Elienberger,

WE Tuesday. April 24 8! hortridge at Frankiin Township,

3:30 P Anderson at Tech, 3 1 Washington vs ‘Cathedral at Riverside No. 2, 3:30 p. m. Speedway at Decatur Central, Ip mn. Beech Grove at Ben Davis, 3:45 p H t Thursday, A rg owe 8 anua. . pple. 1 38> m. afayette Jefferson at ; .

rispus Attucks at RE awrence central at Southport, 4 p. m.| AY,

pri Manual of Louisville on Shortridge at Riverside No. 6, 3:30 | Broad Ripple at Franklin Township, ark School at Beech Grove, i :30 p. m. | arren Central at Greenfiel Monday. April 30 | ghortridse at Zionsville. arren Central (Open),

pa at Broad Ri

Franklin Township at Ben Davis, 3:30 ® outhport vs. Howe at Bllenberger, 4 p.m.

Tuesday, May 1 Broad Ripple at Tech, 3:30 p yashington at Terre Haute Pwiley. Wednesday, May 2 Greenwood at Speedway, 3:30 p. m Lawrence Central at Decatur” ‘Central,

3pm Thursday, May Shortridge at Cathedral, 3:30 rs aps, Attucks vs, Howe at El enberger.

Hi aohioston at Ben Davis, 3:30 p. m. Warren Central at Beech Grove, 3:30

» m. i Friday, May 4 | Tech at Richmond. | Southport at Broad Ripple. 4p m, |

Saturday, Ma . Cathedral at Zionsville, 1:30 ‘p.m,

Monday, May Slortridee vs. Howe at Ellenberser, 3:30

Crispus Attucks vs. Cathedral at River- | side No. 2, 3:30 p | Warten central av Franklin Township, uesday, May _ Tech at NY Castle.

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| PIRST ($3500; claiming; 4 years up; !8 furlongs)—Misty 8ky, 110 (O. Scurlock), 1. 60; Inchcapella, 114 (B. Green), 50, 3.80: Ceara, 117 (T, Atkinson), 3.60. Also: Ginnas ‘War, Parliament, Wir White, Carters Oats, Mike M., Rare {Jewel, Midchannel, Banbury Man.

Plongs)—. Howard Dear. 113 (8. Green), ur ong, OWAr ar, he ’ ; 3.50; Sky Blue, 123 i Danis), ghsign, 119 (D. Gorman), 10. Also: Bettys Alibi, Scottie Boy, Tredyfirin, Hey Rita, Rusty Brown, Dang hance, Grand Demand, Revenger, Queens hant, xGood Willin, Mandingo. THIRD (34000; maidens; 3 years; § furlongs)—Honey Jar, 118 (J. Nichols), 11.00, 5.40, 3.60; Argan, 118 (T. Atkinson), 4.80, 3.10; Trespass, 118 (D. Gorman), 248 Also: aSinn Fein, Elias G, aSecant, Chipson, High Scud, «Prince Holly, Blue |Danube, Milton Berle, Bolo Punch. aWheatj1e¥- Belair entry. : FOURTH _ (34000: maldens;: 2 years; aT I iBos Victoire, 118 (W, Ta 4.40: Primate, 118 (C.

Lada, Playanna, Toronto, Migh AT BAY MEADOWS FIRST ($3000: handicap: quar ages; 4

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108 (M. Wilder), Sea Princess, Efhad, Handsom Bill,

.00; Kentucky Son, 1400. Also—Lt. Bill, Buck Rake, Challemain, Ponca, Mindano, Stage Rally. THIRD ($1700; claiming: a years; furlongs) Jacks Neen, 111 F. Mar-| tinez), 9.40, 6.00: Abr A 106 (R. Tannotti 25.00. 32 40; Singing Star, 106 Londen), M. Wilder), 4.80. Aiso—Orthopedic, Empty 8nd Drum, Talk, Foxie Ted, Gay Purchase, Sumee.,| SEVENTH

Wide. aMr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. L. Klumpp entry. SIXTH: ($2500; hapdicas: 3 7 turlongs) —Mucho Hosso, 113 (L. 54.20, 17.50, 25 Srusting, 110 son), 8.40, 0; Sugar_ Sai 230, Also: Mile HA a

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{5.10, 3.10, 2.50: Anderson), 4.00, 3.90; Balaski), 3.30. Also: ii script, High English, My Lode 1 Chief, Ocean

Miss New Yea (31800; claiming; 4 years; 16 miles) —Good Swee eed, 111 (W. Teske), 10.20. 4.00, 3.20; Gray Brook, 118 (A. Martinez), 3.00, i Bambl Lynn, (L. Jones), 3.80. Also—Jhansi, Harsam, Wise Mahmoud, Welland.

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SIXTH (32000: allowances: 3 years; 1 mile) —Lawless Miss, 112 (R. Edens), 4.00, 2.80; Petey Cotter. 111 (R. Burgess), 5. 3.00, 2.40: Beaming Light. 108 (W. Hughes),

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Rivera), 3.80. Also: Sir Walter R, Look 1 mile)—O. G. Kelley, 117 (J. Here, Torrent, Best Trick, Cancellation 23. 30, 9.80, 5.00; Gilded siral, My Freedom. annottl), 4 ; Daily “Doubles a, re claiming; 3 years; o Tinotst 3.00. Alto Drag, Bi Y. GULFSTREAM' furlongs) —Pighting Buddy, 112 (G. L.|Archer. right Side, Bafe Bet, 00; y Smith), 23,80, 12.70, 7.20; Tidehead, 112| NINTH ($17 iy Caiming; Franc’s Cracker and (J. Martin), 15.50, 7.70: Money Lender, mile) Alcan." 10 3 4M, Wilders, Mesure hh Bland" Off, Brooktown, ‘Swees Mise Cub. | 3500. 11:0; Hu Bient, 113 Th. LA SIXTH ($3000; allowances; 3 years; 8 Ariel Sweep and Halconero, $41.00 furlongs) —Abbe Sting, 115 (W. M. Cook), I 23.40. 9.90, 5.30; Hurry-Skurry, 130 (C. AT J d H ca D Bovcnatier 258.3%, i Jaste. xh hla Misty Sky and Howard Dear, + 4.50. Also. ‘Teanec ash, Whit Whis, Fog A Bolis, Lets Bus, Bal$122.30 uster. AT LINCOLN DOWNS SEVENTH ($5000; Hollywood Handicap: 3 years up: 7 furlongs)— Johns Joy, 116 Leslie and Star Better, $180.00 |W. M. Cook), 12.60, 4.70,, 3.00; Black I Rathi dd, Billy Van AT BAY MEADOWS ~~ |Geoss, if, dy tipsters Jin “43 Bane bel Allied Base and Please Me, Spats, Scipio, Silver Bridge, Ocean Drive. |, JECOND (32000; : : : 6 furlongs)—Allied Base, $100.50 EIGHTH (32400; claiming; 4 years up; (10.40, 5.30, 3.50; Visalia, 101 |{1%a miles)— Prere Jacques, 116 (T. Bar- maker), 5.30, 3.20; His Last, - {row), 9.60, 4.40,.3.30; Preceder, 115 (A. : Vino, furlongs A: 113 "(A Selines), 13.40, Tavares), 9.10, 5.80: Trumpeter, 108 (F. "Winiree.. Bar wo F230 Mancha 119 (A, J. Fer nan: Boner 4.80. Also: Maudeaux, Skin Tonic, (Boy, Mahi Mahi, Sonora Put, Mi 3.80, 280; Biasing, 110° (S. Boul. Dinner Party, Pharack, Poison Arrow. THIRD (12000; claiming; 4 2.70: Winter Circuit, 118) metis, 3.80. : A-Attention Mark,| NINTH ($2200; claiming; 4 years up; mile)—Please Me, (W, [{W. Boland). 7.30. Also: Hollowbrook, Agrarian-U, My Nell, Sonofun, Elbow (1a miles)—Loat, 120 (A. Florio), 5.90, 12. .20, 3.80; Mailed Fist, aHigh Climber, Passing Hour, Son Fen, Room, A-Bobanet-High Ground Entry. 3 30, 3.00; North Shore, 112 (D. Scurlock), Zifelt), 8.60, 3.60: JOLLY CHOLLY — Chariey 'Roz’s Boy. Virginius, aPFlaming Prince.| pres (33000; claiming; 4 years up: 3.50; Lutza, 109 (PF. Bone), 4.90. Also’ (Shoemaker), 2.50. Also: : f the Mil Freedom. ‘Bell, Mr. Lamar. aWheatley-|fiiljes & mares: 6 furlongs)—War Phar, Bien Hadamar, Tourist Town, Aralak, Man, Strebor, Grimm, manager 0 e LG Pi entry. us AR. fis MN UBL 4.80, i F28: Jon. Honest Knave. > Novice. 32100; 1 1 ( tr - | davaa ( ATR), i Mully 3 waukee Brewers, wi a Ere ean 3 roa; A: irons, gingine 8 al oo Boulmetis), ol. Also, Big AT LINCOLN DOWNS 8 hiro ngs) sRemolat an - |Step, 116 (E. Arcaro), 18.10, 6.30, 3.90; Cate ummer Cruise, year, ssa’s| PIRST ($1700; claiming: 4 years upi| y i BArrosz, cipal speaker for the $s base. re pincher, 121 (H. Woodhouse), 3.90, Son. Four West 7 furlongs) —Leslie 4.70, 230; Sir Abbey, 113 (L. Bal ’ . . — , 109 (FP. Zehr), 24.20 ball stag party honoring the In- 780: Hyphavis. 116 (R. Bernhardt), 310. SIXTH (15000: allowances: 3 years up: 10.60 1.80; Gay Rockets 103 (1 Richards), | Also: No-Telling, Rent Collect di 7 Indians Apr 16, at [Alsa:Maste Words, Northern Star, Man-'8 furlohgs_Algadiy, 1 09 (t " yaitehellt, 24.50, 13 40; Bons aul. 109 \L, Pafundi), { CIFTH (12300; ciatmiae; : lanapolis In ans, . gohick. | 3 hy ' . 00! $0 — amp, arris, | ; Cl i | SIXTH: (325.000: added: excelsior handi- | Martin), 2.80, 2.60; Lilly Valenti, 113 Contrasail, Loving Robert, Structure. jles) —aFrecintado, 122 (8 the Antlers Hotel at 6:30 p m. | pis yea 1 hie: | 4, A stir), 300. Also: Duke Aumar,| "SECOND (31700 claiming: 4, years up: £50 370; Carberry, 117 a 11 ( ), 8.70, 60; s . : urlongs) ar Batter, ( ohnson), | : : Banquet tickets are on sale at [118° (E Arcaro), 8.10, 3.60, rh SEVENTH 700; Laurel Siakes: 3 aker), 2.00, Also: aPsir fc, 1119 ( ) years urlongs)—Alerted { cbo i Slob fourt 90¢, By ert: he Basie, | Lean), 32. 3.80, 4 Iliad, Al qs ntlers ore Bernie Moose, bJam Session, Passemson, Mitchell), " OF OS met Bu. re em | lid ,80Ats Whirling Bat. Jack the reat. aBrookmeade Stable entry. Wrestling Card EIGHTH ($2500: claiming: 4 years up; 115 (D. JohnsFor Tuesday Filled i chien: i is les 4320 Vo “Grand Mars. 1d N : : . : 11.R0, Also agler ountry ruhuinca, Convivado. 'B Lady Pairfield, Lillian Clarke. ish Love. With two heavyweights and two, EIGHTH, ($3500; claiming: 4 years up; Admirals Tune. Lenity, Signal Way, Den- Y 1 i signed, Match-1-1-16 mifes) Realico 120 (E. Guerin), tifrice FOURTH midgets already sig : 1730.04.30, 3.30; Gold Gia. 113 (G. Hets| To maker Billy Thom added another tinger). 90. 3.60; Prost Bitten, 113 (J. re ngs 4 Yeols. Up heavyweight tilt yesterday to |Coianers). 00 prs} Sarend, pi 6 furlongs) —Francs Cracker, 109 (W. M. complete a three-event card of pro AT LAUREL Cant 37%. uo: Danada Red. 110 PIPTH (31700; claiming: 4 years up; ; FIGHTH : : A ’ 4 ; 16 mi es) —Stoner Creek, wrestling for Tuesday night at : .|(L. Batcheller), 3.00. Also: Day. Bolo Pat, 5 furlongs)—Chewhall, 108 _(R. . : yao a 4H gaming Raa obi Special Lee, Blue Row, Bolo Howie, menkei, 4.80, 340, 3.00; Forida Fay, gen) aslo, 3.90, 330, 270 the Armory. | urlongs) —Ariel SugeP Mick. 112 (G. Return Call, ~Bootalong, Irmas Jim, 110 (8. Chiapetia). 440, 3 +118 Brooks), 2.60. Also Latest additions are newcomer walker) 0: oe 14.00; Ballinakill, 109 (V. Technical 106 (R. Burgess), 5.20. Also—Ky Wildcat, poyia Green, Barsard, za of New York Cit Calderone), 17.80. Also: On The River.i SECOND: ($2200; claiming: 4 years up; Circulate, Fresh, Pudgie, Montaera. | Frank Terrazza of I LLY Battle Cry, Reflexion, Romary Ann, Be 7 furlongs) —Measure Up, 115 (A. Vasil), and a masked unknown, The Fou, Wppelor aw. "Broad "Crom 130 41h, ML Uk le SESE Green Raider. They'll meet in the Mama oh Way = rs 6 440. Also. Fearless. Sir Stephen, Vansiam, | SECOND ($2500: maidens; 3 years: inder Kin > y, Cresson Miss Penny Reward, Cinder 8 first t Hal 116 (J. Finnegan), IS) event. c : a0 5 80, "140, "Gallant Jake, 118 (A. River Scotch Boy. Lumens, Heavyweight Otto Kuss, former Mr: 330. 260: Superba, 106 (D., THIRD: $3300; claiming: 3 years: 1 1/16! SEVENTH ($1800: allowances: 4 years Peting Beau. : University star, and Ray Mitchell), 3.40. Also: Saint Odette, Swing Jnjles)-Martonna, 117 (L. Batcheller), up; 7 furlongs) —Simms. 109 (M. Wiider),! aJames N. Indiana University star, Tune. Brave Balde: Cassett, Buckles Lad, 400. 3.00. Pinal Edition, 102 (A. 7.40. 4.40. 3.40: cBoston Hero, 114 (J. entry. Eckert will collide in the main pjitle Robby, Thunder, Ouragan VIL Vaso. 5.00, 3.40; , 110 (A. Tavares), Baird), 4.00, 320: Neds Choice. 114 (G.| TENTH (32000; claiming: 4 15 3.50. Also, Clearance, East Hill, Signior, Cheramie), 4.80. Also — aHarem, cPirst i. fles) —Cash (8 THIRD ($2000: claiming: 2 vears: 4'3 s miles) A Reward, 122 0. HIR c etit y Boston, Dashing Count, aJal, Hard Try, g £ furlongs) —Mirthmaker, 118 (A. Delara), Petite Bayou ; 6.90. 4.80, 3.20: Mill Crest, 119 A semi-windup battle between {787565 y40;" Fighting Mad. 113 (S.| FOURTH: (32400: claiming: 4 years up: Dark Glasses, Bia Copa. izle, “a. Beau Knight. 113 (J. . i : { Uriongs) — x ‘ » of » i ng oun midgets Irish Jackie and The Boulmetis): $40. 320; Saturday. 113 (A 390, 23.30, 1160; The Peer, 108 (C.| €Simpson-Coleman entry. Canyon. En Busce, Button Mighty Fritz completes the lineup. | Var, Big and Bad, True ‘Dream. 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