The Buffalo News from Buffalo, New York (2024)

March 30, 1935

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The Buffalo Newsi

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Buffalo, New York

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Saturday, March 30, 1935

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Saturday March 30 1933 Buffalo Evening Mews 8 Sports Race Results Six Cycle Stars Make Local Bow in Grind Tomorrow Miller Plans to Move Bisons Nearer Other Florida Camps Next Season and Entries Blr Ross IIS xRelhnbta 105 Boasts LsnS 110 Hadiit 110 god QuibblCT 110 HasrStn US MOOND BACS S500 claiming Hw-Mi and up IW lurlan: Aron rand US Cliiaiaa 11 xPrcnc 10S xPhjructia 115 xBInnor Si 110 iRoyal Chrf ill Rare Cryilal 110 Golden State 110 (Uwitt Ill Beundot IIS xNotii no aplenty OaM loa THIRD MOO claiming 4-ftr-atda and up mile: sMopeco 130 xOabba 110 scan tie 10S Accorder 105 Nappue 110 aBpeedy Own 105 roORTl 1 RACtSTOO gradt handl- lOOaStotai Jewell Ill Lady Bowman 10S Air Squadron Ill JitK 10f AD rower 104 FIFTH 700 Claiming t-yesr-1 aids igd up 111 bIIm: 110 Crrftel PrihM 100 OraybaeX 110 Cryetml rrinee 10s oriuma 1M Wottld Dar no uo mlla: X00 California dfrby mllci: Helen Plllht n-Playmore nn ua 110 ini 100 XIOHTM 700 elsanln 4-yesr-olds and up: milt end 70 yards: sBiU Andy 105 sNtaw 1M Brawn Witdnm 100 aCenlarUna 10 sMaj Unphier 107 aids a 100 iPunwio 103 Anetlot oao jpt (Lea Hclker 10S Hia Way i By FRANK WAKEFIELD loimo Mm Xswa Staff lUporter WEST PALM BEACH Fla March 30 The Buffalo baseball club isn't going to train in Ft Lauderdale next year unless the city fathera met yrwr uw ue ty tna played unexpected Improvement Friday and led home five other 3-y ear-olds in the one mile OkeelanU purse at Tropical park Mrs Kilmer's Sun FairpUy in the South Florida resort bestir trailed the winner by a lengtn JM themselves and fix up the present I a half with A fWhitcy) Abel rid- antiquated municipal field it was ing his own griding St Morn into announced this morning by Busi- the rhow position a nose behind amour ino -Hii ness Manager Leo Miller I Tcarout ran Ihe right furlongs In carmauchiia iot He i 139 and paid 2160 lor 2 straight Miller has several new training cap J-yar-olda and up: Vtlocittr 100 ImpcicR Dally Hews 107 Oalllardia rsxvrrHB The 010000 added 5-yar-oldai Melody Lane 101 Happy IOT Toro Ann O'Ruley US Letourneur Seeks 8th Win in Row Team Event for Amateurs to Precede 110-Hour Bike Whirl in Auditorium 24 Riders Are Entered SALIENT FACTS ABOUT 6-DAY BICYCLE RACES Broadway auditorium o'clock Sunday night finish 11 Saturday April Twelve 2-man teams 3:30 o'clock each afternoon 10:30 and 12:30 at night JAMS Anytime Uaually during and following sprints Torchy Peden and Fred Oltrvalre winner! in January 1834 distance 2008 miles 8 laps Alf Letourneur and Gerard Deharts winners In December 1834 distance 1733 miles 8 laps DAILY PROGRAM-Sturts at 10 o'clock in morning and continues until 4 o'clock following morning Morning and afternoon gallery must vacate hall at 5:30 o'clock Evening patrona may remain front lime of entrance until 4 o'clock in the morning Tropical Park FRIDAY'S KRrOEMANCEa first 1700 cltimlna 4-yoar-olds and up furlonsa: Wes Winb 106 Hanford 0 to J70 170 Knithta Hop 110 Dupre 470 300 Chief A 113 Wrllht 5-40 Time 1:13 Alao ran: Delano Enerietle Boy Wlto Revue Riby Chard Grand Champion x-Louu Bud Col HaUleld a-ProlaisnUt Douflat x-Weld BECORD 700 mildao oldg coin and geldlnst 4 furlongt: AhuveOoard 110 770 3 40 SM Sachem 115 Malley 300 3 Johnnycake 11 Ruder 3 00 Time :40 1-0 Alto ran: Oiway Wynn I Ways loft Budding Bieppini Alnn THIRD 0700 cltlmlng 5-yetr- oldt a furlanji: Pipina Hot 100 Cowley 1100 YOO Tudor Queen 105 Lit'ser 410 40 34 camps in mind all of them in Florida and when the Herd starts its northward trek next' week he intends to inspect personally these sites and find out what the various towns have to offer The Bunn executive i especially interested in Haines City a vegetable and fruit community of some 8500 inhabitants 50 miles due south of Orlando Among its other advantages Its locale bring only a short jump from the training base of Brook-! lyn Detroit Philadelphia Nationals Montreal Rochester Baltimore and 1 Columbus There would be plenty of opposition for the iso ns in ex- hibilion game if they trained in Haines City and that Is what is lacking in the present arrangement growing metropolis about 25 mile east of Tampa la another place that i Miller may inspect Friday as the Bisons defeated i Max Carey's baseball school in Miami 6-1 sweeping the two-game Closo to Other Camp Plant City also a little fruit- aerieo they played on a smooth firm field It waa the same one that Brooklyn trained upon in 1032 and 1033 So well did Skipper Schalk like the playing surface he considered transporting the Bisnm over there each day next week but the idetb finally was discarded as impracticable Ownie Carroll made his first start for Ihe Bisons Friday and limited the school boy to two hits and one run in tour innings Dave Lawless hurled the last five frames and gave only two hilc and no runs Hit Wall Bunched i I I WRIGHT ASIDETUItOIIT Jockey Takes Tropical Feature With Outsider Rides 75th Winner of Year CORAL With Wayne Wright in the saddle a MidkiffTeroutdis: Wright completing a double aboard Glistening In the last race ran hi total winner for the meeting to 26 and for the 1835 season to 75 Arlington Downs I RID AY'S PKRYORX AXCKi FIRST RACK SSOO oldt i furlonqs: LMofub 111 Weclrcpc 4J0 0 Airy Heims 10 Dalson J0 Dcuykan 10 Merritt lime :54 3-5 Alw ran: Tmoy Bell Otona Mercedes clsimui l-ycr- 550 400 1140 cmhum Ad Bonmj Dream Swd ios c' a'i'm iso 3 10 3 50 acmonri Mciue 102 purtin 1070 'Unriiaii Rom Hasen am-gy ciucitni chmirrbeiie Psrqu 450 oldt and up Wapsaiwr court: muer Bulwmtn 116 Kin 530 3 50 00 ai ran: Myiura xa Aiwon Aitmarx hiu anoi oiibt Mmiwan amend John Otllohtd Muld a-Pirld fourth Race-ssoo claim ing 4-ycar oimi and upwjion court Pnlyplinta 111 Renter Bltckttrap 113 McCnn s-klseanlle 110 FASmith Time 1 09 4-5 xPield AUo ran: Cldrenumi Tight Wed Two Trick xOeart Preferred BrMdslap Monastic Kaput Prince FIFTH RACE-MOO claiami 3-ycar- eld 1 mile: 1 dry Dick 101 Decr'f 050 3 00 3 70 Purkdax Girl 101 Smith 30 1 10 Mint Baby 100 Richard 450 Tim 1:40 3-b Al ran: Silver Blue Bnc Edith Ml Kiev SIXTH RACK-MOO clalmlni 4-yrar-aldt and up mile: Joe Floras 113 Kenier 3 90 360 230 Madwmd 111 Wntmpe 140 240 Dr Freeland 107 Sieve'll 240 Time 1:31 3-3 Alto ran: Nrd whipper Cracker Kc-p Out SEVENTH RACE-SHOO cltlmlng 4-ynr-oldt I to 400 iso 4 00 00 I i 1 Bmnl Jut Imperial 100 Her On Odes Clark 109 Radiator Teeter Tatter 114 Buniy Ann ICO Ginhnrk 114 THIRD UACK-atlOO 3-yeer- old and uu Waseoner muree: i DeMrl Call 113 xRapid Bells 110' Hneu 113 CaputlUl 115 Piucky Baby 97 Herowin 113 High Mngul 105 xMt Fumy 105 FOURTH 11000 The Hotel Texet 1 handicap 3-year-oldx end up Waggoner ennrae Civil War Ill BUsxsm 105 Where Avar 10 Reck 119 Quatra Bin II 114 Band Wagon 1(16 FIFTH The Fort Worth Fjudl- cep 13000 edud 3-yrer-elda and up 1 1-1 miles: Wacoche ini play Hooky 7 Reck 112 Barcpin Light 110 1 a-Raxcrac 107 Dirk Comueat 110 1 -Hit end Bun ICO Chanre Line 100 Late Dale 110 Our Count 110 My Dandy 105 Bold Lover 107 b-Haaty Olanre 103 b-Bind Wagon 101 a-R Letelller and Miiom and Lelellirr entry h-Mrc A Creech entry SIXTH 1000 Ilewinccx 3- 10 I I i PAUL RUNYAN PINEHURST March 30 VP) Paul Runyan Friday won the North and South open golf tournament with a record-breaking score of 276 for the 72-hole event Second place went to Felix Serafin of Scranton Fa while Henry Picard of Hershey Pa took third place Tigers and Giants Favored This Year Cleveland and New York In American Cards In National Next By GRANTLAND RICE Onpynshl 1055 by Bi'mio Evinmi Sin and north American Newepapor Alliance BRADENTON Fla March The citrus belt circuit along Florida's Wc-t coast is now rife with pennant talk and tha final ranking in the two leagues In the course of the last week I have talked to more than a hundred ball players and a large flock of owners and manager in the hope of arranging some composite order fur the new parade Strangely enough must of them are pretty well in agreement ball players and managers alike Here la about the angle they take at this Spring dale: American league a hot thrce-corncrcd race for the top with Detroit favored by a hair-line over Cleveland and New York Connie Mack's Athletics rated the dark hone of the year with a good chanee to finish in the firat division as high as second or third Boston's Red Sox still doubtful through weakness at first and second and the big guess surrounding Bub Grove White Sox and Braves Out White Sox and Browns given no first division chance with the material they have Washington may be a surprise with Bucky Harris In charge of a luckier club than Joe Cronin had last year A large part of the American league slant came from the Yankee camp Mickey Cochrane of the Tigers Billy Evans of Cleveland and Joe Cronin Eddie Collins and Tom Yawkey of the Red Sox Something more than 00 Inter- views with Athletes and magnates managers and correspondent re- vealed this situation in the National league: A slight edge tor the Giants until the Cardinals can prove the worth By GENE KORZEL1US BUFFALO'S third modern fl-day Indoor bicycle race will begin at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Broadway auditorium Excepting for brief Intervals when riders are injured the field of 24 Internationalists actually will fide 110 hours The race concludes next Saturday nighl at 11 o'clock Kit Klein national Ice speed skating champion and holder of world records and 1300-meter 1832 Olympic winner will fire the starling gun Preceding the main attraction 24 Buffalo and Kenmore amateur cyclists will engage in a 1-hour 2-man team race starting at 7 o'clock This show bringing some of the best simon-pure cyclists in Western New York to the tape promises lo be one of the high spots of opening night Georgetti Makes Bow Doers win open at 8 o'clock At trnTninif a string of horses is a that time many oflhe amateur will ro nf tlle Ci Wt Fairbanks be taking the track for warm-up W0 wu vice president under Then-performance Soon after 8 clock dore RnoseveltWll-Weir an old and when the amateurs have left Kentucky favorite is goinf under the track the ceremony of intro-ltlle hammer Mrs Brandt during the visiting 0-dny riders and widow 0f "Doc" Brandt has da-various individuals will begin cided to quit the turf Despite the fact that Alf Letour-- neur co-winner of the last 8-day GARDNER PINS DU8ETTE race has returned the most heralded SCHENECTADY March 30 contestant is Franco Gwirgetti or Pink Gardner 173 Schenectady de-Italy He makes his initial Buffalo Cicorgc Duscttc 178 Detroit appearance in this race Georgetti 8 wrestling match Friday night made hia American bow in 1924 derby still five weeks off The quotation on the fnce of things does appear a ridiculous one What they fail to take Into account though is that the gyraliona on tha Winter book boards are governed by the volume of play Chance Sun may be and la a logical 10-to-l shot but the preponderance of play la responsible for the abort quotation Miscellaneous notes: Howard Thurston eminent magician of the stage had aspirations to become a jockey in hia youth Ran away from hia Ohio home at the age of 14 found employment as an exercise boy at Churchill Downs and gave promise Trainer granted him hit big opportunity under silks one afternoon but ha was unseated going to the post Switched hia allegiance to under "Hcrmuinn the Great" soon afterward Fairbanks huaband of llii Mrs Fairbanks latest Indianapolis patron for wiiuin Art Goldblatt Fun 100 Hinlord 3M Alto ran: Controet x-Csram Oil Dovo of Pear Seminole Queen x-KIndred Spirit x-Exktern Ruler Free Trade 1m Cher x-Pleld FOURTH 6700 etalmlBf 3-ycxiu nidi and up furlonst: Fredrick 110 Smith S40 0 30 310 Little Argo 101 LnxenberT 1300 676 Idle Victory 101 Dupre 6 SO Tim AIM nn: Futcript Gel Green Juiie ttFIPTH 51000 llloeiBoet 3-yltr-' oldk nilt: TeorouL 114 Wrllit 3100 010 206 Bun Ftlrulay 114 Melley 300 2VI Marita 114 Abel 3 04 Time 1:39 Abo run: Wild Abner TutU-eune SIXTH 700 cllmill 4-yetr-old and up 1 1-10 railet: Idle Alone 102 Hanlerd 110 3 60 3 00 Thundcrlone 10 SM 200 Boema Ptl 115 LHterb'er 300 Time 147 Abo ron: Dlecscler Flowery BMU Mia Bun Tee lime SEVENTH RACE 0700 claiming 1- ywtr-oldh 1 1-li mlr: oiwumu lot Wruhi 10 JO Winded Flight 113 Who1? Up 1C9 Tints 10 Alo ran Playoff Mua Went Xivtr none Long fMt'nt KATI IDAY'I CABO FIRST S700 elatmiDf olda aud ui furlongt: xlferk War 110 Bon Mot Porter Call 106 Jakovia Happy Scot 1IG Pirt Maak Golden Vrm 11B True Charm xCoya lib xBmiurgled In xBerecn 115 aRomola EKCOStn eUlming -yare old 4 fir! xoalloplng 103 Berry Patch lot Dark Tha cli Ill flurry Ill Ill Pelom 114 xWillow Wood lift LUtla nymph Ill sEngrllc 109 Lotua Plower 100 TH1KD RACS -gTOO cltlmlng mtldw 3-year-olda 6 furlonga: xKIng Ladiblaua 110 Befitting Jimmy ISO iKmrM Mr Pete ID Barhelor Non Partisan liO n-xNIpanluek 10a Mira 1U xUp in Arxu 110 xDoublc 110 Shamrock 110 1 Pan 400 3 00 570 3 0 310 Jeanne Fay Fliotai of Oold Or a-Blad Edge Blar Amusing 1(4 Beminele Queen a-J Slruth and Milton entry FOURTH RACE 900 traded bandlup claca 3-vear-old end up mile: Ahner 107 nut Bind 103 i Volte Maid 113 Lens Bit 10 103 IN 100 no 1M rk IOC saw avail tvs 1(4 Seminole Queen 105 My Purrhaie trril Jiraaol II ll'i Mx)or General Ii2 Oldfield 1M PIFTH RACE-02000 added the Everglade handicap 3-ycar-sldi and up 1 1-16 miles: Chlrl Mourner 97 Den Guzman 12t i Right Ran Pax S'i Bahulx 1 10 Speedmore 104 ihulx 110 Speedmore 104 i SIXTH SfiOO graded handicap taa 3-yer-old nd up mile: rlcaa Bichloride 193 Luxure 110 Calhup 112 Golden Reck II Ill Finn Bliot no Elwcvc 106 Spredmnre 112 Denemt Spirit 96 SEVENTH RACE 6700 delating 4- year-olds end up 1 'a mile: sPcrdeefiue 1U7 x'ady Martv 192 The Biaona couldn't do much at the bat collecting just five hits but they bunched these fairly well with errors by the youngslera to bring victory Hal "Piper" Manning a kid right-hander who doubles on the saxophone in a Miami hot spot at night twirled two-hit ball for six innings against the Schalk crew Ed Holley and Bill Harris arc to pitch tor Buffalo here this afternoon in the fifth of the six-game aeries with the Browns The finale nld' la scheduled here tomorrow after-' noon Jake Plummer hard-luck out1 fielder was taken to Memorial hot- Bu lT pital in Ft Lauderdale Friday with I (y aJ perk' entry a case of blood poisoning in hia 1 second race -ssco daimint 3-ycar-left leg resulting from an infected Si' blister and up 1 1-14 mllev: Fnsal 110 Hwhr 4 40 3 60 2M 9 40 10-i 117 117 m3 Tee Dee IIuUl Ftn 1C9 Flviiis Red himself GIANTS' PITCHING Tl Figured to Stop Cards in Flag Chase 2-Club Race Seen By ALAN GOULD NEW ORLEANS March 30 0V-Riding high wide and handsome after capturing three of the last four World serits tha National league is all steamed up for one of the gaudiest seasons in its 80-odd years of existence With Babe Ruth in the circuit for the first time as an extra-special added attraction at the box-office and the Cincinnati Reds all set to Introduce night baseball there's an unprecedented display of showmanship by baseball's erstwhile and conservative "old guard" It looks distinctly like another 2-club race for tha pennant Tha New York Giants despite the embarrassment of their collapse In 1834 have recuperated sufficiently to turn the tables on tho St Louis Cardinal Seven Clubs Strong At least six perhaps seven clubs if the Phillies are Included will be anything by push-oven The rookie Reds of Cincinnati itill in the embryonic stage alone can be counted definitely out of the picture It'a a toss-up between the Chicago Cuba and the Pittsburgh Pirates for third place The Giants lack youth and speed two factors that help make the Cardinals so good but New York fig urce to play smarter more consilient baseball over the season's stretch In the final analysis It gets down lo a question of who Manager Frankie Frisch is going to use for winning pitchers after ho shoots the Dean boys Leeks Good Where the Cardinals' pilot must gamble on Bill Walker Wild Bill Hallahan or a rookie like Ray Harrell the Giants can keep blasting away with Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher Fred Fitzaimmona and Roy Parmelce a that looks as good as new this Spring None of the remaining four cluba ran be rated as pennant factors although one of them Bill MeKech-nic'a Boston Braves figure to get llie maximum out of all available resources The Braves have made sacrifice in the interests of bigger gale receipts by installing Ruth in the outfield Still a threat any lime he steps to bat the Babe nevertheless ia a liability on tho defense TRAINING CAMP ITEMS FROM MAJOR CAMPS Jackson Likas Third Basa NEW ORLEANS March 30 Travis Jackson shifted from shortstop to third bare in the New York Giants' Infield to make room for Dick Barteli chalks up an error on himself trouble with me" he CLEARWATER Fla March 30 the wrong position all these years If I'd known what third base was like before I'd have been over here long Gehrig Pole First Homer CLEARWATER Fla March 30 New York Yankees felt a bit better today despite a Spring batting average of 0B3 Lou clouted hw first homer of tha exhibition season against Newark Friday hia fourth Galan Leads Cubs Outfielders LOS ANGELES March 30 Little Augie Galan who came to the Chicago Cubs a year ago as an outfielder has established himself as the top candidate for regular employment in left field this season The youngster had a batting average of 410 today far ahead of other outfield candidates Grove Raises Boston Hopos SARSOTA Fla March 30 Robert Moses Grove made hia pitching debut of the Spring training season Friday and hit efforts struck a charring note in the Boston Red Sox camp He pitched the first four innings in Friday's exhibition game against the Philadelphia National lraguen which the Sox won 3 to 2 He allowed but one hit a single by Johnny Vergcz three and did not give a pass' Dodgers Option Two Rookieo ORLANDO Fla March 30 (UP) Brooklyn Dodgers were decreased by two today with the release of Johnny McCarthy rookie first baseman and Glen Chapman outfielder to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast league They are subject to recall on five days' nolice REQUIRES Azurite drew the name of Blue tor Boys and still another filly by American Flag became Early Light Mrs Isabelle Dodge Sloan owner of Cavalcade which she named for the English play of that name did better by a much more obscure colt by American Flag out of Golden Melody She named it National Anthem Her Caesar's Ghost wu well named He is by Pompey" Mata Ha n't a Grand Nama The Western filly Mata Hari had a grand name She was out of a mare called War Woman and War Woman was by Man o' War And it took aome imagination to think up the name of1 Spoilt Beauty tor fiily' out of Freckles II though MARION MILEY MISS WATTLES BOWS IN LINKS FINAL 2 UP Buffalo Golfer Wages Gams Battle in Losing to Marion Milay AUGUSTA Ge Marrh 30 Marlon Miley Lexington Ky won1 tint Augusta women's invitation golf tournament Friday by defeating Peggy Wattles Buffalo the tournament medalist 2 up in the 18-hole final match Last year Marion was runner-up lo Jean Bauer the Providence I star whom she defeated this year Miss Miley led 2 up at the turn with an out-going 42 but Miss Wat- tie squared jt the 12th At the 14th Miss Miley again was 1 up but lost her advantage on the next hole Miss Wattles put up a game fight but a par three on the 10th for Mim Miley gave her the advantage Despite a halved 17th Mim Wattles! nniMwauira up" BOTTOMLEY QUITS REDS league club depended today uponj the Reds receiving an offer for the veteran first baseman who quilFn-' day night dissatisfied with salary terms He left today for his Missouri farm AND LEAVES FOR HOME TAMPA Fla March 30 The long-expected transfer of! Jim Bottomley from the Cin-1 ciimati Reds to another National! SAVES HEAD PLAY Taylor Brings Great Race Horse Back After Badly Bowed Foreleg By BUCK WEAVER Copyright 1915 by Burma ml Nxun nd north A mar lean Hntpspar AUisnct LOUISVILLE March 30 He's still in the prime of a few ail ver hairs may streak his brow but wherever horsemen are wont to gather they're calling him the old maskr I refer to (Tommy) Taylor dapper turf magician who trains Mrs Silas Head Play winner of the Bay Meadows handicap Soon after winning the Proakncaa of 1833 Head Play bowed Many described his rase as hopeless Eighteen months later Mrs Mason i decided to return her pride to the racing wars the Santa Anita hand! cap hia objective She chose Tommy Taylor as hia handler The boss intelligentsia took one look at that questionable foreleg shook their heads dubiously Not a chance iHcud Play didn't win the 8100000 Santa Anita but that was no fault of hia Rather misfortune in the possibly track conditions I Yet Head Play baa won every oilier handicap of consequence on the Pacific this Winter His oppor Utilities arc numerous I lie Clark handicap Detroit special Haw- (home Gold cup Saratoga cup and other eastern Some folks are chiding Tom Koar-i ney and Prank Shannon for holding Chance Sun at 4 to 1 with the Kentucky INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS Syeacuso Get Threa Players CHARLOTTE March 30 VPi bett of Ihaj llM'sJirwilld ljllBiHyo he Chr niriM ahihup rn (They are Outfielder Arthur Gra- I mi' umncmcr nuuui mhti httm CaUheP GeorRe Savlll0 nd Pitcher Spike Mercna Al Moors Tries Comeback BAnTOWi Fta-i March 30 Pi-Al Moore former Blu)n now a JUich- Rcd Wing outfielder who was hlll dipped )usl eason with a bad aii ii firi iuni nn hi Sluuighncimy of the Royals he was looking for a good right-hand hitting outfielder to strengthen K0'-0 pair young righthanders blit 'tiller were homers by Dixie Waiurr Lou Gehrig and Red Rolfc i I i i owrna bivc iniinK Ihotifhft to the uiouiu un I naming of their race horses as they NAMING By DAMON KUNYON Copyright 1935 by Unlvtraal Service MIAMI March Many horse Mis Payne Whilntj uiMtt: of the riding the last race in the old Mudi-son Square Garden New York He has been on winning teams 13 times This is the third of the series of Spring races Letourneur and Georgetti appeared in New York! nri rhisn before comine here 5y 'events 1 Lurneur eka Oth Win From here the cyclists go to the iutdoor track In Newark for a A 1 Summer of riding A few however- wlH I 'i 1 next Fall a indoor campaign Letourneur will essay his eighth straight victory In this race Teamed rrd( Debarta TaU he RuffLto When cage New YOTk and Butfiilo When Spring campaign opened ne at 42 tm at tat TWo aingl jand a double represent the balance of the man" hitting accom-Sunuy plishmenta far this season Brubaksr to Stay EL PASO Tex March Both physically nd mentally the Pirate regulars are in the best of ahape but that fact alone has made Manager Pie Traynor get busy on hia reserve set-up Just in case something might happen In particular he has decided to carry Bill Brubaker utility thiid-sacker this year to see what Bill cm make of i i i of their young especially I Harrell and Copeland The two i lIm I Deans can't carry it all The Cardinal ball elub is one of the best and one of the most colorful I have seen in yean Most of them are young fast keen and full of class But tlie Cardinals are worried about the Giants Dizzy Says Gianti Are Good They've got great ball club" Dizsy Dean told me "and with Bartell added we'll have to play our heads off to win They have a better pitching staff on paper than we have They haven't the speed and punch we have but they will be hard to What about the others? Here we run into a maze Chicago and Pittsburgh get the consensu vote for first division but not to win The Boston Braves lack speed They have tint-class two home-run hitters in Ruth and Berger but they cant get around Bill McKechnic one of the best managers in baseball knows this as well as anyone else In one game I saw the Bravo get three long singles in a row and yet fail to score It still take runs to win a ball game Casey Stengel's Dodgers are put in the wasp class They won't win any pennant but they will annoy most of the leaders I nr in il 4 jniv if i Tuoer rt i oiJi i Teult la 6 a-Batted fee b-Bat Led (or e-Betird lor Buffalo Miami Errora Walt runs hatted Tucker hit Bwcntboro: left on bate ball! off truck out er 2 hlta hlta off Laerleu Ut wild end Jordan NYU WINNERS NEW gity iDDOlfCd the 3-wcapon nual rear -old mile: Pnmpeua Genie 110 Amrr'n Embl'm 113 Precioua Betty 101 Eddie 107 Onv Shd'ta 104 Olltterlni 113 Dark wemau 10 Furflher 110 SEVENTH BACK--MOO claiming year-olds end up Waconcr Fahiua HI Wnedlander 113 Crackle HO Lord Tour'ment 115 Mis Connre II kTcrrirr 111 Mirlln Barisu 113 xHetaurui 110 KiairTH RACE 0590 claiming 4-yrar-nlda and UP 1 1-10 miles: Tut 10 Ill kJamea Buy US C-VOni J13 xOaten 19 xTiilit Wad 104 D-t- re 10 D-lallrlly 107 SQch Sockl 107 Scotch Soldier 110 Malar 112 EIGHTH 700 claiming 2-yetr old! end up mile: iBhavne- 107 Good Aim 100 aCiideldne 103 sColorlst 100 xKand Runuer 110 xBareelana Fete 101 Roldernete Ida sWalkalonp 101 M-'kcl Queen 103 Msaked Revue 100 Ogle 100 Mcreve 191 xsi omer 107 sKnishl'c Mope- 110 Oaklawn Park FRIDAY'S FKBPORMAKCES FIRin RACE 0103 aim'ug 4-yetr-acU and up about 6 furlongs: Ailini 107 Prire 1100 420 3 00 Wiffi CrMi 107 Prnnin 330 2 61 Prju'ftt 132 2M Time 110 1-ft 4Uo ran: Ann wtui While Bud Shill Shelly iley Pl'rt Game Merblt Oirl Galt I Wp' SbOND RACE 1400 rleimlng 3-yttr gg end -p Mboul 6 furlunte: SS5 I Hans Carpus Germany Art Seres j11B arin (Cym before the season France Gus Rvs Belgium and -cts lIldcr wa George Thelin Chicago Rider Ara Raatad y' Outfioldar Immediately at the start of tlir ORLANDO Fla March 30 week's grind the field will vie for A wild throw by Steve Mizarck sprint points meaning that con-! from Hurd base gave the Mioncapo-test promptly will be under way in lis Millers of the American aasocig- all earnestness tion two runs in the 11th inning rlJi llu There could be a few minutes lull and a 4 to 2 victory over the Mon- hinhe'i-alaried first baseman in the before the start of the 10:30 o'clock real Royals Friday Manager Frank lrgU excepting playcr-managen said i uT" SCHOOLBOYS ERR BUFFALO MIAMI ESCHOOL AIR a A ABRHOA JKvrmtl sc I I IHlirX it 1 i I I I JBlOCI 1 I flM'cint Ih I I) I 1 QUal'ty Jb 4 i ftfttdicr cf 1 1 9 i 9 tCox Jb a 9 I 1 13 ten im Jb i i 4Wolf Jb 1 1 It iwia't lb I 1 Rider 3b 3 I 1 I MTboro II I I 1 I Coot el 1 9 Kiuiier rf 3 0 I JnneB rt I CbMalli I 3 C'non 3b 1 bUnn'c 1 3 1 Mtfeer 3 0 0 0 I H'ru'kx lb 1 0 1 0 Mhubilla 3 0 0 1 B'karl 11 0 0 3 0 Le-Lff lb 0 0 0 0 0 Him 3b 1 0 0 0 1 Feller I 0 ll a-Bun-Rr 1 0000 b-WiUon 1 0 0 0 e-Landa'D 1 0 0 1 17 IS Total! 31 1 Cox In 0th Hinee in 0th Bankart tlh 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 00010000 0-1 3 Kltsner Hinet Fellert In Snenaboro McFarland mo-baae hit Tucker thret-haM ctolen bnoe McFarland Buffalo 7 Miami 4 bare on Minulns 3 Carroll 2 Meianer 2 Carroll 4 Mannuig 1 Lae-leat off CcrraU in 4 Inning 2 In innlnss 2 ell 5lar-nins Inninga 3 off Meoaner In 3 in-ninsa: pitch Manning umpire Lunr time 150 SWORDSMEN APFEAR OF TOURNAMENT YORK March 36 M-Swordsmcn from New York utiver- well on their WAV to title of the 42d an- Intercollegiate Fencing anciu-: tion championships today After competition In foils op ce and sabres the Violet had piled up 45 points to lead the defending' champion Odumbia by 9 points Columbia however was still the running as were Yale and Aimy I I The championships close tonight INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE THUMBNAIL SKETCHES WILLIAM PRESLEY BAKER Catcher Nswark Bern Cbsrlolie C- ftb 22 191 Beta and ihre nsht-hnae9 Wtiiht 200 pound hrijh l-c Club in 134 Williamsport Nt York-Pennaslvania league Previous cluba Grernanoro and Mon-roiij2 Nashville HLgbnt betting average 335 1934 ISM Bererd i I i i --I 31 I series of sprints but this is un- likely Opening-night usually pro- vidrs more than iU share of ex-! citcment The riders have been lineup neither Brannon nor Billy I favored witli a week of rest finu-li- Rluel were performing well enough ing in Chicago last Saturday) They i DAZZY VANCE RELEASED nxi0Ul t0 win i OUTRIGHT BY CARDINALS 1 KISSIMMEE FU March 30 MnilllwllI The auditorium await the cycle The Baltimore Orioles of the In-i BRADENTON Fla March 30 field The track ia completed To tcmational league outalugffcd and Daay Vance the National day some of the visitors were ae- outseored the Brooklyn Dodgers league's most valuable player in customing IlieniM'lves to the banks to 10 Friday in a free-hitting con-1 was given bln unconditional and turns Tlie amateurs too were test With the bases loaded Bill release by the St Louia Cardinals out on the boards At the rear of'Sweeucv rapped out a single in the Friday Vance who received the the hall inside a "fence'' provided ninth frame to score Atwood with Pver award while with Brooklyn by the traveling trunks of tlie tlio deciding run Granger and i won onlF one game for the Red riders mechanics worked through- Lohrman pitched tor the Orioles Bird last year He has been Incut the day adjusting wheels tuning effective in Spring drill up the "iron Horses" for the stalling Bears Lest on Honiara un- CLEARWATER Fla March 30 nF U-P The New York Yankees TEAMS ARE GIVEN NAMES carved out a 3 to 2 victory over FOR 6-DAY CYCLE GRIND Inlcrnational league farni 1 lianrls tlie Newark Bears Friday in The field that will start in tnniur- unique lasliinn They marie only row night's Way h-cycle race and fnir of hp combined deliv-thnr designating titles follow: W1P Frank Makosky and Tom BIFF JONES' TRANSFER TO OKLAHOMA ASSURED WASHINGTON March 30 M-Repiix-ntative Jed Johnson Democrat of Oklahoma said Friday the irarMcr of Cupt Lawrence "Biff Jones former head football coach Immune 111 Treiichird Be iu 106 Terry ColJrrn 103 Hart Time 1:00 36 Also ran: Mere Wave Potatrf xModern -Ldish First General Fndie Overboard xBid Axe Proud Prinr' x-Fmtd THIPD BACK 9W -ting 3-year and up about 6 furlooga: Juil'e a'tldru w'0 360 330 ASkDbi lfij Kii erte 3 60 2 50 Corida 107 270 1:10 4-6 V-i ran avret pearl Busan Miller Mokan pop Doctor Happy clHimiDg 3-year OiKUvn courw 106 Rfno 1070 4 Rl) 310 -S I i 3 90 310 ner 4 80 1 mm l- Prince Ballot ri J'unrr a-Juft High Frinve Wue Bav FRIDAY'S FFCFORMANCK FIRi iST i '( clda maldrna fuilunit: Donna Jean 107 M'-C-an 12 00 509 3 Ml Danker Cunerd Ma'rn 3 40 3 GU Pimn Elrrt-d 112 N(' 3uu Tim I 4-3 AIm ran: IfrrounciU Will Aid Pencil Ulenirr becgnd Race-otoo eUimmi 2-yr lor'isusdeB is oo moormiI ios senipr Koouniy ltnt i Turk j5'-rV aricuF Be non third pack-moo linmint nidi a or siu 3 jalr Time ios Srammer 1-1 1:13 2-5 AIo ran: Ouidelihl Mim Mon A ea Face Diablo Drawn Idd Adlr a FOURTH STUO cmmT nlda and up iurlori: BUik Fb-rl IIS oroa 3 SO 39 Boncaci 111 Wielander lO -'O Pikihi 111 AUo'rcn: Nevada Bne Ort- FriKvr Circle ThMle Doif Carrfnl Kly 3 20 3 09 300 3 t'h hu FIFTH RACE-I70a clamm J-rver- nld end up furleiiga: Nighl Jeamme 111 5T-C 060 4 9 3 94 the R(d jn- tllpt the Phils today to Johnny at IUiiManH State university to Oklahoma university at Norman had been "virtually assured" RACE HORSES Greentree stable has a flair for names that mean something So has Mrs Jock Whitney The writer thinks tlie latter's horse Singing Wood by Royal Minstrel out of Glade is one of the most appropriately named horses ever known to the American turf Other Noted Name Mrs Payne Whitney's name of Twenty Grand for a horse that was out of a mare named Bonus wu an iiL'piralion in a way It secmi scarcely nerrasary to explain at this tale day that "grand" is American slang for a thousand dollars Mrs Jock Whitney owned a filly by Prince Pal out of No Regret! (hat rf'p remed Eay Come An otuci' Iiiy Juirn Gi-er out of1 $35000000 IS WAGERED AT FLORIDA RACE TRACK MIAMI Fla March 36 Nearly 2666666 persona wagered nearly 535066606 in the parimutuel at Florida's race horse and this year making! the season which closes Monday the most successful since the sport was legalized The figures follow: Psid edmiwioua of 1 404 compared with 1 591024 last year Pari-muturli bet ef 134 OS 022 compered with 027540507 laat year Bine roller Ilona ef 11247 760 compared llll 11027 344 last veer iwe bora track drew 717740 person mho aagered 52I37S5AO Tendnf track allracied 1 240059 per-len who bet 113909 40 THOUGHT Spoilt Beauty is not much race horse Herbert Bayard Swope now chairman of the New York Racing commission once named a horse for Arnold Rothstein that wu about as appropriate a name was ever suggested though it wu a little tough for the boys around the tracks The name wu Sidereal pro- nounced "Cy-dee-ree-al" and mean- ing of or pertaining to the stars Tlie horse was by Star Sluiot out of Milky Way Rothslcin made the steed the medium of a $l6tH)600 betting coup although nf course Mr Swnpe had no idea his imsgina- tion waa in be to debated wheq he suggested ihe name Sweet Chenoi til Rev Little Bun 119 Colpllt Time 1-12 2-5 Alao ran: Blra Jrt E--if Tm mj Two Non Bel Ee Coniine Itrel SIXTH Grade Hendhap 600 -3-year-olda end up stile: Oemea 131: tine 1 bar 460 rjni SO Brndellu 10 Longden 0 00 2 10 2 49 biio 154: penenwo' JM- uouPir 31 Trirtln 109 Celpillt 40 triples borne runt 4 I winilow 111 Burnt It rune beMed In 7u bears an Time 140 Fs Four in Trrrv belli 15: bll by pitcher 0: struck mu 2d I Also ran- Brnn Pource Circe Or- I 110 W(n-r 'BEVENTH RACE MOO ele mir 4- Time 145 2-1 2S0 4 40 3 00 340 Proud Kills 16 Hudiey SO Oray ae rhjnai til Rev iSO 4 en 545 Ifi OUav Pr- i lir 111 C' in Nr rrrxi'd rpp a-fcrnr aW Ritn entry t'IXTH IA cMs ard up 1 I-: Pnl Mouae 110Wr4y Wagrr pig Mere: Luc1: Pir-t aRii'ha I Lf? -I-lH I1IL Tn A'i nvnir Handicap 67CJ r-elils anil up 1 l-is in- 33 20 13 60 0 30 610 370 OrmL-n'i x-Uhra Vot7 -rrl Cempagnt 'Aesnrr Fiiurf Turch lot nn Night Fn "i Rrno Tima I 45 3-5 vi rr 20 00 100 3 70 350 5 60 U'f rrd Spenrer RniltT mni Chrlfr Binrr xrs Amrruvn iKno Rctoozi Jcnrit iid Hob XcaoihB Wi lUliHn-Anierican Kian Krvits (it i mint aua WiMc! Grrmtor Ucraum Roak Poiand and Tonr chd fr Cnicafo Puih-AujriCbU AiriuI MrhiiFUi Italy and Htilic GrmsB Mapkaood lulum-Amui can Alf teieuracur Tiancc and xITsiilco Gaorictu lialv Preucb-ItaUaa lUd UetiU Ltroy Garnaou Kaam Bobby Walthour Wcud Ridgy Wee Jrrwr Jerry Rodman Chicago and xtrnf-t Buhicr BwiticrltnO American-Swlas Paul Crolev Brooklyn and Boh Lipaeil New York Irlah xHans Caraua Oermary and xArl Berta France Uermcn-Frcnch 10 Fruuiper AlM'rtn: Btar Brook Eapcrama Norlh-eutt Eight Pole Wirrin EIGHTH U0 claiming 3-yrar-alda and up lurlung: Oald Clasp 11 Xrvra 9 30 2 4 9 ThoughWnl 11 ColPiH JbJ Bngni Knot 110 Burnt 5 i Tima IT3 2-4 I Alto ran: Na Facu Buatim Kilrii Chula Theareir Beven Up Mrmplm ls Nigni Fle-h Bun Thom- Aine Pitraaurih 'H I ChfA0n A' 18 'mile Hoiiyood tPCLi 3 Crcio I i xflocicty Kditor 102 Aualtneft gHulli Friday Toronto HL Cincinnau X- 10 Butiajo (UI 0 Miami Louia 6 itii PtollanelpMo 2 Bantg: (A 3 Delroii i A 6 floitoi 'N 0 Minnrapoim 'AA 4 Mnn rfil JL 2 New York A 3- Npwn-Ic II 1 Brooklyn 'Ni IB Baliroi IL i 1 Philadelphia A 14 ii-iiaiviuaa gA 107 would tiieir children You may eay that a horse by any name will run as fast which is quite true but a home with fanci- xGus Bya'lBeiaiiim rd aurorae Tlirlin ful name ra more appealing to the Chiceie BcUian-Ameriian nnagiiiulion and ii is a fact that x-Dcnoles rider not een licrc be- our gret race hohcs hsv 1 had high-tnuiidiiig names Women owner are especially fin- In the buffalos palmy day inniehv abmii the names of their North America it i believed llnal iKir-t nnd try lo make them mean 60 million of these animals roamed i tumrtiuiig but many men are jutt in sn ares about 2UUU nulta wide a particular Pirn! fd- Dirk Vitim' 4-rMr-F' So-'h'ani1 lei Oe- I T'rra I 49 2S niutioil 1 Chrrea lg and 3600 mitofc lung.

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