Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1951 — Page 17

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At Delaware Park, Cochise won | the $25,000 Sussex Handicap for the second straight year, scoring| by three-and-a-half lengths over Bit O'Fate. Post Card, which fin-| Ished in a dead-heat with Cochise! In last week's Brandywine Handi~ cap, wound up third. Cochise came home in 2:02 flat. The winner's time equaled the| track record set by the gallant Stymie in 1948. Cochise paid $6.40 to win. Blentigo turned back Whirling Bat by a length-and-a-quarter in| e $5000 Constitution Handicap | He Suffolk Down. Whirling Bat, | the Louisiana Derby Winner

Name Grid Coach At Indiana State |

By United Press TERRE HAUTE, June 9—Mark | "Dean, football coach at Superior, Wis., State Teachers College to-| day was appointed grid coach at Indiana State here, succeeding George Ashworth. The announcement was made by College President Ralph Tirey, who said the school’s board would | meet Wednesday to approve Dean's appointment. Dean has won three games for every one he has lost. His overall record as coach includes 66 victories against 22 losses and, three ties. Ashworth resigned recently to, become coach at Streator, III, high school. :

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iH . AT SUFFOLK orter, Cra ABR oF oh South Covert, ward i" ip f {ful swimming season in the ne, THIRD ($2100: claiming: 3 year | Pur Evy HL Rr ols. sa byddn and Wonder Why, u By United Press : [tory of the organization. Thirty. futlongs Voli. 112 tC sill: "dae 3 ag 5 het 0 2.90 te. | pe | i . 30; Post 14 AT BELMONT NEW YORK, sJune 8—Counterpoint smashed a track tWo trophies in all were won by dee. iis: Soedls dete, fon t Gru 18 IS, Bounmel i Sh Roval sid ithe TAC crew In the past year. "i ' B i Wilson and Our World, x record at Belmont Park tod h {the crew in the pi y Town, Pavide ebble, Wee Fours, te, uo shrom —t oday when he raced to a three| At the annual banquet 118 san, a. ) Be he Ty ine: ii Jp : i od Bre 1 y TH (3% i : > "2 : me, 1 length victory over favored Battlefield in the $20,000 Peter award winners were congratu- FOURTH (syiofi clumine: 3 veacs:” 8 8 ya Vas AT DETROIT 0 oink. ty ER Stretch, To Eastle 11 oF Boge) 4 1 1 Pathe Vilconia ; P Handi lated by Dr. Don Bowers, presi: Knapp! 30.00, 13.40, 9.20; Grace Mae, 109 3 0; * Fond AVL Ps Mr. Bull and Dolly's Image, wie er ANA Ani Ry an Landicap. dent of the Indiana AAU. The i* naira, 11.40. Also: Roval Irish, Siive He ao, Lo : $178.80. Es x ! aird), 50: Royal Irish, ver oh ys town, i { oh This was the last chance for the Belmont Stakes candi- awards ineluded 27 . individual/Staster. Five circle, Shattered. Funki Suvi hirlongsl aut i on fo he ———— Rn hin a yi 3 1 HE al 5 dates to prove they were worthy to start in the th f the Senior letters, 37 junior letters, 23 Be Around Par nde 0. b os 3 é 1 1/ iE bo Bie Hie y 0 star in et ird of the varsity letters and 28 emblem JFrTH ($2500: allowances: 2 year colts i Jo SA Eas Bai. On the Mark, te triple erown races next Sat-| ree [oy The wi we geigings, 8 furianey arate, Piva. (ne. Bid tum nie on bo ie rig EF IY Ww nners. e winhers were: Hy { 11.40, 5 40: Oh Leo, | I "Fastes Wa ) {earlier this ye: year, turned on a gq .ier Létters—Ruth Abbett. Betsy Alex- 132 (PF, J of ey (. 4.30, 1.00 Happy Go FIGHTH ing: 4 ts up: | poe hn, HE lo 90, 5.00: I urday and C. V. Whitney's crementous burst of speed in the wiiti Jitter ARC LE BAR far ul, IF oh, ARE Bt will, Fa gt foxy Til fod MRE BE A * Ay . : Rp ‘ chestnut. colt came through|stretch but Blentigo managed to ESweter ike: Conwas: Bil Kate, Tom bRtsan Sogu, vol Pde pammorgliy $2, ¢ Jha Boretaenie: '3. FE Fin Hi tn apringe Brier, Shed Bors! Fh 18 \ . oran, nn orrison, m ¥ hv with a bang. fight him'.off- at the wire. The Moran, Heather Mcgill, Frank McKindey, SIXTH (32300: claimion: 4 sears op: 8 [SARAH adam's Rha ate of of (mod adr rien hts Sut ge | | tur a n Me » } = » 1 V, 6.80, , . » 4 { : He reelad off the mile and an "'PNer paid"§7.60 straight. Nail. Frankie Parrish, John Raines. Judy 430. 3 40. Mclaushiin, 107 WM Cook, Re Watkins entr | Boiags: ERAS AT DETROIT eighth In 1:47 4/5 to clip two Princess Lygla, with Ken Roberts," Peay “Haske, 6h Aaa Moy. {Batra 00. oy Haart, 3 ont 1 58 Wha Ai ig i A ath an FIRST (31500: claiming: 4 years up: 6 Church up, won the $10,000 Miss rv . ghd) AT SUFFOLK UFFOLK DOWNS y or 3 {uriones Mr. Bull. 118 (RE. Danhauer), §fths of a second off the track) America St Br Tene oar Pbkeman, Bren- Igorin Sine onal. Indy reenwout, 143300; atiimihg; & years up: 8 LR! . fureel Out, | 18.60, 9.00, 530: ¥ Doo, 110 (G.Walb a Stakes, feature event on| J Li 3 DY, Best, Al : ! record set by Marriage in 1942 a Barton. Bob Berner, Tom Berner , . : (yh n Li Soltmens ) | (R. {Seen 4,00, 1.80; or. 118 {C. Burns), the L ab. Be SEVENTH $10,000; added: Miss America hn dan, abe Toa Solimana! | 1B. om Wins, Hom: ¥ tnt and startled a crowd of 33583/'he Lincoln-at-Washington Park am a a ler Jw (Stakes: 2 year fllies: § furlongs) —aPrin- fed Sea Gulla A «ing ' Plteon. Cima, ey Clover. Lady 100. Alke: Mis Cranberry, Another oon: fans by paying $33.50, 7.50 and Program. Miss Break gained the| Morrison.’ Tom Moran Peanaon Emit, | cess Lygla, 119 (K cna) 3.30 1% 2 Cress Richt. ium, Altxandrie op: Vinita War, : 4 $4.30 across the board ‘runner-up. spot . ahead of Little George Quigley, Joe SQuisiey, Freddie i: | 3.48: Miss Break. A RA airy. 1B ie wh igh Man, 8 uit, ¥ Better, | ry! nt 118" 3 "Hirer SECOND ($1500: claiming: 4 years ups Jockey Dave Gorman rode SPOW in the five furlong dash for Wooarink. Ronald Wits. Pecey Leal ARE: fins: Froe, For, Me, Bloom, PaRcy Step: pew "on yr iy Fi oT anal Soot. 1 Rite Se Bovied over. "iis Counterpoint, who was badly out/Juvenile fillies. Princess Lygia re- Joan EMterint nie’ Nnlson. John TO 'Rock Garden. Ol Princess. Swell Dish. > 1 gr ou } oJ mien miles or We i 80. od lor Boy. ine (C. Headier), 8.00. 4, foun. 120 (L. 2 | Cass, Marilyn Feeney, Portia Hancock, tField. aTrotsek-Hermann entry. intln Day, 107 (R, Borsemenke! | nei : Bo, en’ Chie, tpple. {Cook Ale, Pappys Re Rebel, turned $4.20 to win. : . | Suffinth, Lit z Tim, Bernal . run by Battlefield in the Withers ancy Nail, Tom McCaw, Trent Toonsing, | EIGHTH ($3000: allowances; 4 years up: 1146 @ Fi Crack the Whip, 108 (J, Spin ——r—— n e Zac, . . Stakes two weeks ago, but today ucho Hosso proved a lot ot] Reith Miller, Bul Campbell, Howard Hen- |g furlongs: —8un David. 110 (D. Dodson), | ale) 3,80. Also: Ship. Belta oi jm: Ty BELMONT rated, ted, on iso. cin mingt 4 . eron, av urton an URiRs - a i lock. | John, » i cia ming: YoArs ups be had all his speed. He took horse i When a the JWay Sn r Varsity Letters—Albert Donate, 38a. 130: Excomo, 131 "13 Adama. S00. altos. fw, Th Gol ei Pl Pe B00: Prasa: the lead at the head of the stretch rn = Li the on Pig ike B ckisdge Karen Weigand. Mar: [Ate Marne, Seaward, Clexelander, oy RIBD por idle, 104 © EhiE a tors W x aan dian, 120 8 and pulled away to a sensational po iY Hollywood Park by fac Anh MeOarver. John: Nelson, Emily | NINTH (32000: claiming: ¢ years wpe 138 $3 J . . Be EV Knotts’ we Aine Gall, awit win oo victory, P y ark DY Lamb. Bob Kirby. Sue Kirby, Jean Wood: | miler Trumpeter. 110 (J, D. Jesso 80. 360 Also Rare wi, Lx Miss Mie a length and a half, . Hing, Al Smith Ann Litam Dee I TB Lenehan %j12 1. Par Beaming Light, False Front, On 3 Biz nel R-year maid FOURTH 131600; claiming; A Years us: Far From Disgraced + Mucho Hosso was allowed to Put Holland. Clinton Rises. p ia Wil: | Also: Black Cat. un Jay Beths Bomv. FOURTH (12800: allowances; 4 Xo ener - Re r'8 furlongs) Late Breese, 132 (C. Hendley). Battlefield was far from dis- get away at odds of "16 to one. son. Hobéon alison and tev Wilson nls | Juok sano, Station Agent fon" S60 440 0 ht LE abex, Ha So Siehiine sot. 1 a: ms » Ma topes " , 3.40; - graced however, George D. Wid-as the crowd of 37,600 racing ioden. Batbara Culloden. Betsy "neard. | AT DELAWARE fhe A aig! x 19 "(WA A0. Aj ‘rae iandsri, 2.00 Als Vid forge ener’s- 1950 juvenile champion fans put all its money on Gold | S'ernenis Bears, Neal *sudith Ojiver, Bi Mil, PIRST (3300. claiming: 3 years wo: Flsming mux XH nt Fi 0 A oe ik, Sma rt. Baris. was far back in the early stages Capitol and Gold Note. Mucho Templeton. ered euthan. ee arAKIn, A: yasiu 1 4000: : FIFTH (11500: claiming: 4 soars of the races but closed ea Hosso paid $35.40, 13.60 and 5.90. LR in art, Eek ins. putts 3 Lie: ser Tune dongs ett. J Hr Here’ gr lg I ei ie. Baas Bor a # tur. PRI snflest- Resort, 167 4 J "Phila! fimo. | ¥ » . 8 : 30, 5.40; in his first effort to race farther Tuzado returned $6.70 and 3.40 le; Borie Bartle, Af Briaferd, Manet, fot, Cry, Well Ny Wore, 7 POY LTR S30 20 AN av Once Fara Jd Hon : Ee etens) 00 1300 High Test. 107 (8 Danhauer:. than a mile. and Gold Capitol paid $2.80 to this Mexson, Rickes Sexson. Shaton Pat. SECOND (52800: claiming: 3 vears up: Martinez: 5.20. Als Brcsietit tkinsan) 3. a 1 @ a Also: Mad Cord. Brownanne, Bushel. h ten. Karen Weigand. Ann Lord, Joan|l 1/18 miles: Cactus Foot, 111 J, Weir: OAl Auntie. Bernie “oost, Oritiand. nd) 6.20. Also: [MY Jam. Glory's Chance. He was gaining slowly on the Show. __| Eger and Ann Bradford. 870. 3.80. 280: Black Pepper. 107 (A, J. 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