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Battlefield Next for ‘Tur

By TIM MORIARTY United Press Sports

Count Turf will run against "Battlefield next in al

Cleveland Signs Indiana’s Ring

stubborn little campaign to unscramble racing's 3-year-old| (Ia.) of the Three-I League after |

situation. | graduation June 20. He was a fi z ra, . Hx {star guard on the Hoosier basThe Kentucky Derby winner licked the Preakness ietball team after graduation |

champion yesterday. He started 15 lengths behind and from South Bend Central High

turned in a driving stretch run to overhaul Bold and| Seb

an ‘Unheralded hor 2% Junge se named| This sudden match — for the| son, Cleveland's $150,000 bonus | ombat Boots in the Poly- first time—of the Preakness and pitcher, at Cedar Rapids. Clevenesian Handicap at Belmont Derby winners figured to be a|land gave Ring an undisclosed Park |battle of titans. It scared all| bonus for signing. : {other prospective entries except ——

Combat Boots out of the mile Softball Notes

and a sixteenth race. mith talc “Twiiight 1s i ~Hasier w s Yet it was Combat Boots that Riverside: New York Central 6 Kasle ad gave Count Turf all of his trouble 3% Hl fly Ben io: P FE 8 res a ni - [poor third, When Conn. Mo. fu: Align, ef alld HRS He = 11 n ome e Iya [Creary, the comeback kid who g®%inf ni RO. Barber 1. Sto ind ‘Shoo 8st All of this supposedly is to Warm rq0ing men think was made for Celtic Texion Post. 3:20. B Adams va up for the Belmont Stakes June i,j horse, started urging Count | Fim Auten: Dido. Server vs” Peeriens

Js But shother performance like! Turf on at that final turn, Bold! IPERS pene resus at pat e one Count Turf ran yester-|ryqaq quickly. {Kingan AA 8, Progress Laundry 2: IBEW | day wi wreak disaster upon the| Hut Combat ‘Boots didn't. Hel; Beveridge P Paper 2. Tohlght's schedule: | opposition. | PPO thung on grimly in a thrillings:4o,

tema eet 7a Than eer ward: Merry-Go-Round vs. Er achine, {battle down the stretch, and it| « was only at the last lunge that {Count Turf won by a neck.

Only Payoff The time was only two-fifths of a second off the track record, 1:423/5. The only payoff was the $6.40 to win since only {three horses ran. Count Turf will carry top weight of 126 pounds in the Peter |Pan. Battlefield will carry 123. {The others appear to be Battle {Morn at 120, Big Stretch at 119, {Sonic at 116, Counterpoint at 114,

{Steadfast at 114, Hall Of Fame at 1113 and Gray Matter at 109.

Scared Others

And with the Preakness winner licked, Count Turf next will be pitted against last year’s juvenile champion, Battlefield, in the| Peter Pan Handicap Saturday. |

| Lous to Claim | British Title If | He Beats Savold

POMPTON LAKES, N. J, June 6 (UP)—Joe Louis announced | that he will claim the British portion of the Heavyweight Champi-| onship if he beats Lee Savold at] the Polo Grounds in New York in their 15-round fight next week. He said with a grin, “If I have to, I'll take it up with the UN.” Louis’ comments were in re. Turf Talk ¥ i sponse to a report from England At Delaware Park. Walter v Jetords, that the British Boxing Board of (Governor to win the. & 3300 "Great Dyke Control would not recognize Bim §yesi-oid gelding between ) as champion if he EES Frag ep Re La REC RB lo

{Legion held on to win by a half-length Savold, who is recognized as! over Royal Governor with Leading Home world titleholder by Britain.

iuird, three lengths off he e pace Smelght Adie nie betta guid bia fo. Hh e in e etiing, So d Toor adoion, the Px-heay eight and $2.10 OB , the board, C entigo, own 24 We, Was ° amplon 150 ose tha he Is, winner of the featured $3000 race for 3planning a trip to Germany for a| | Lear olds at Suffolk toner Jockey 3 | Avern steer: e winner over e m Beh with Hein Ten Hoff at Ber- and 70 yards in 1:43 4/5 to pay s $5. 00 win mutue. am . Was secon an n August 8, regardless of the Ry iE outcome 'of the Savold fight. a (J: Walden's Circus Clown < pured e eature race a necoin e 2 Promoter; Jim Norris, who was $3000 seven-furlong sprint for Qlder horses. i ocKey Richardson rode rcus own at the ringside during Louis’ six to his second win n the last three starts, rounds 'of sparring with three paving $8.80, $3.4 $3.00. Provocative

mates yesterday said that if Louis ZS Second and Mr. Pox third.

beats Savold, he will be matched | J Ry with Ezzard Charles for a Sep-| WATCH REPAIRING

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that if he wins the title from Charles, he will grant Charles a return shot.

Henry Could Embarrass

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The Times wil pay double tribute to its Athlete of the|ing mental attitude, academic/championship team in history. greets automot | Year award winners Monday. En or ae Winner of the Booster award with a new look : 0 p brin portsmanshi tha | Richard Campbell, formerly of Broad Ripple, and aistinction to their respective I ort won ip aor a soThe ha half-mile

A third baseman and shortstop, Ulysses Rice, ex-Decatur Central three-sport star, winners schools. | Ring will report to Cedar Rapids of The Times first Athlete of the Year |will be guests of honor citing The Times Athlete of the Year tory,

._ |eitation for all-around excellence season of racing rds last: One of tho city’s most outstand- and the American Legion Certifi-/tive card. awards Year, ing our-sport competitors in his- cate for mental attitude, char-

Nyers earned 12 majoriacter and scholarship.

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|The Times’ banquet at Hotel Lincoln at 6 _ p. m. honoring Nyers and Allen as the city and county's top allaround athletes for the school year now coms

he AY women's journhment a pleted. ; | The first game of the twin-bill] Allen, winner of three track plier a oun pie sn 38 “ait Solunar Tables This years ‘begins at 6:30 p. m. slated for events in the sectionals, is rated! (by td | Silliam Dardaby by each 88 guard = winners seven innings. Kansas City is as one of Ben Davis’ all-around | unter 104 net. Ng William

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Editor Makes Awards

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