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MAY 30, 194S? PAGE 36. THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR' Citation Breaks Garden State Record; Coaltown .7 Frankie Parker Takes French Racquet Crown. Derby Winner Scores Easily By 10 Lengths III Civic Banquet To Honor 150 Boilermakers principally on powerful forehand drives directed at Mrs. Landry's backhand. Miss Fry was weakest at the net.

Mrs. Landry's largest stride to- ward the championship occurred-two days ago when top-seeded Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd of LaJolla, refused to play her; on other than the choice center-court, and thus was disqualified." New York, May 29 UD-Coal-town ran out of coal in the stretch today and Cornelius V. Whitney's Vulcan's Forge came on with a rush from dead last to score a stunning victory in the 73d running of the Withers Stakes at Belmont Park. The crowd of 41,877 had established Coaltown a prohibitive favorite at 15 cents on the dollar, but the chestnut Whitney colt charged under the wire two lengths on top.

As it was. Coal-town barely saved second by a r.o.se over King Ranch's Better Nm a I.U. RUNNER HITS TAPE Chuck Peters of Indiana University hits the tape in 9.9 seconds to win a 100-yard dash heat of the Western Conference track meet at Madison, Wis. George Walker of Illinois (right) finished second. Peters' time was tops in the trials.

(Associated Press Wirephoto.) By THE ASSOCIATE Three Leaders Karh AB Outline, Pirates. 3.1 129 Jlmial. Cards 32 132 Learue II PCT. .411 .402 .400 I .374 .357 23 34 14 33 1H 15 53 53 34 50 43 40 llolmrs. Braves.

23 85 Williams Red 34 128 Bniidreau. Inds. 30 115 Zarilla, Browns. 30 112 Runs Balled I A.UKRICAN Williams, Rrri Sox 39 MuMal DiMarcio, Yanks 37 Majrski, Athletics 34 Kinrr, Sauer, Home Runs AMI KU AN Keltner, Indians 13 Sauer, Williams, Red Sni 10 MaMnl, OiMaiiio, Yanks 10 Kiner, Cards Cards Pirates Reds ATIONAL R'ds Cards Pirates Notre Dame Rips Spartans, 10 To 1 South Bend, May 29 (Spl.) The Notre Dame baseball team pounded three Michigan State pitchers for 13 hits to register an easy 10 to 1 victory over the Spartans on Cartier Field here today. A trio of Irish hurlers combined to limit State to seven scattered hits.

Starter John Creevey, Southpaw Jack Campbell and Walt Mahannah had a shutout until the ninth inning when Third Baseman Joe Barta opened with a triple and scored on an inliold out. Second Baseman Benny Kozlik, with a double and a home run, and Third Baseman Gene Lavery, with a single and a triple, each drove in three runs to pace the Irisji. Mirhlcan State. 000 000 001- 1 7 2 Notre 201 104 2C-10 13' 1 Rtcketts. Dletrlrh.

Block and Pavllrk. Zblclak; Creevey. Campbell, Mahannah and Hiller. ii Paris, May 29 JP Machinelike Frankie Parker of Los Angeles won the French International tennis championship late today, defeating Czechoslovakia's husky Jaroslav Drobny, 6-4, 7-5, 5-7, 8-6. The men's singles finale, which lasted two hours and 13 minutes, was interrupted four times by thunderstorms and intermittent showers.

The slow, wet court seemed bother and 'puzzle Drobny. IN THE DAY'S other headliner, France's 32-year-old champion, Nelly Landry, defeated America's Shirley Fry, 20-year-old Akron, and Rollins College girl, 6-2, 0-6, 6-0, to take the women's singles crown. The 27-year-old Parker, top-seeded and first ranking United States net ace, played consistently to Drobny's backhand, which appeared to be the Czech southpaw's weakest stroke. Parker also confused Drobny by answering his drop shots with drop shots. The Czech's drops were extremely inaccurate, pelting out or into the net.

A heavy thunderstorm at one time postponed play for an hour and 35 minutes. The tall, blond Nelly Landry's victory over pigtailed Shirley fry was a case of experience over youth. She played a far cagier and more nimble game than her American opponent, who relied i Valpo Nine Trips Ball Stale, 12-7 Valparaiso, May 29 UP) Valparaiso's Crusaders wound up their Conference baseball season undefeated by downing Ball State with a big second inning today, 12 to 7. The victory gave Valpo a record of eight triumphs and no losses in Conference play. Glen Gierke pitched all the way and allowed the Cardinals nine hits, two pf them triples by Hoffman.

Bob Doering homered for the Crusaders in' the seven-run sec- ond frame and Marty Schwartz got one of his two doubles in the I same inning. I Ball State 023 001. 001- 7 9 4 Valnaralso 070 112 10-12 12 4 Kirkman, Reid (3) and Hurt; Gierke and Gaare. Lincoln Bears Meet Hamilton Nine Today i i The Indianapolis Lincoln Bears will oppose the Hamilton (O.) Hard Hitters at Municipal Stadium, 1800 South West Street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon and meet the Dayton Marcos on the same diamond tomorrow All-Star Ticket Blank Victorious Pace Event 6-Pace. Classified, $500, Five-Eiehths Mile Earl's Mountain Rose $4.60, 3.00, 2.80; Dillard Dale 1 Short 8.40, 5.40; Walter Conley (Chambers), 8.60.

7- Pace. Junior Free for All (non-winners of $10.0001, $300 Divided, One and One-Sixteenth Mile Scottish Boy (Cartnal), $3.80, 3.40, 2.80: Chief Direct (Thermal, 7.00, 5.80; Aneus Worthy (Mahoney), 7.00. Time, 2:13.2. 8- Pace. Classified, $500, Nine Sixteenth Mile-Army Hal (Cartnal 1, $5.00.

3.80, 3.80: Belledale (Fraser), 10.20, 5.40; Flaxey Hal (Clarkl, 6.40. Franklin Thumps Rose Poly, 20-3 Franklin, May 29 (Spl.) Franklin thumped Rose Poly, 20-3, in a Hoosier College Conference baseball game here this afternoon, John Drubert hit a two-run homer for the winners in, the fifth. Rose Poly 100 020 000- 3 8 1 Franklin 301 241 18--20 18 2 Smith, Mahan and McFadden; Auld and Hensley. Tri-State Bows Twice, Including 9-0 No-Hitter Hillsdale, May 29 (UP) Tom McCarthy pitched a no- hitter today as Hillsdale college defeated Tri-State College of Angola, 9 to 1 and 5 to 3, in a double-header. McCarthy fanned 15 batters in the first of two seven-inning Cat All-Star Basketball Game The Indianapolis Star 301 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis, Ind Gentlemen: I desire to purchase the number of reserved seats indicated below for the 1948 Indiana-Kentucky All-Star Basketball Game scheduled at the Fairgrounds Coliseum on Friday night, June 18.

I understand that I will receive the tickets before June 12. Scottish Boy Is In 2 Halves Of Collinsville, 111., May 29 UP) Scottish Boy, 9-year-old gelding, won both feature events at the opening of a two-week Grand Circuit meeting last night at Fairmount Park. The black pacer also won both halves of the feature event at the opening of the pie-circuit meeting a week ago tonight Owned by Mrs. Sam Cordo-vanos of Toledo and driven by Ken Cartnal, Scottish Boy finished the mile tonight in the fastest time for the meet so far. He paid $4.20, $3.60 and $3.

Twelve horses competed. Scottish Boy then came back in the second half of the free--for-all and eased in by a nose. Chief Direct was second and Angus Worthy third. The winner paid $3.80, $3.40 and $2.80. 1- Trot.

57 Class (non-winners of $600) or Slovicr. for 4 -Yonr-ClMs and Hn. SMIO, One Mile-Promnter Dillon (LtdsardK $24.00, 7 40, 6.00: Fred Hanover (Ervlni, 3.80, 3.20; Tempered Arton (Gcmmeri, 4.40. Time. 2:12.3.

2- Pace. 27 Class Inon-wlnners $600) or Slower, for 3-Year-Olds and Up, $500, One Mile-Atomic Might (Shell). 6 80, 4.00, 3.60; Indian Summer (Ervlni, 6.80, 4.40; Dynamite Chief Walters 3.40. Time. 2.41.1.

Dally Double-Promoter Dillon and Atomic Mlsht Paid $159. 3- Trot. Classified. $500. Nine-Sixteenths Mile-Preston Hanover (Kgani, 5.60, 3.40 2.80; William Vn I Britonfield 1 5.40! 4.00: Reny Law (Dispannett 1 5.40.

Time. 4- Paoe, Junior Free for All (non-winners $10,000 1, $3,000. One Mllc-Scot-tlsh Boy (Cartnal), 4.20, 3.60, 3 00-Prince Richard (Baldwin), 18.00, 8.60; Miss Ruby (Mills 4.80. Time, 5- Pace, Classified, $600. One and One-Sixteenth Miles-Pan American (Parshalli, 6.00, 3.60, 2.80: Flaxey Pointer (Maheri, 4.40, 3.20; MrKlnney Mite (Beasley), 3.20.

Time, 2:17. AAA SANCTIONED i ALL-STAR End Mezzanine Seats Camden, N.J., May 29 -Citation smashed the track record for one and one-quarter miles today as he won the $30,000 added Jersey Stakes at Garden State Park by 10 lengths. The Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner was clocked in as comparea 10 the old mark of 2:04 Eddie Arcaro had the son of Bull Lea pulled up to almost a walk as he crossed the finish line before an estimated crowd of 27,000. J. M.

Rocnlins's MacBeth was second behind the bay colt from Warren Wright's Calumet Farm. I Bovard, owned by Sylvester i Labrot was third three-quar- tore of lrnth to thp rear of 1 MacBeth, but a claim of foul was lodged against him by Porter Rogerts, rider of Faraway, which was fourth. Gasparilla brought Up the rear. THE JIDGES allowed the claim, placing Faraw ay third aid I Bovard fourth. Citation took the lead entering the back stretch and shook off challenges by Gasparilla and Macbeth.

As he turned out of the back stretch Arcaro gave the Calument colt his head and he began to pull away. By the time Citation had straightened out for the run lo the finish line, he was leading by four lengths and quickly opened up a 12-length advantage. Arcaro was standing up in the stirrups through the last 50 yards as he pulled up the 3-year-old champ, A total of $166,476 was bet on I the race, in which win tickets! only were sold, and $125,266 of it went on Citation. He paid the minimum of $2.20 for $2. Solunar Tables By JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT Fish and game feed during certain periods determined by gravitational forces of the moon and sun.

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Corner BRAKE a 2 2 2 a 6 4 2 3 i I enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope so that you may return the tickets to me. Name Mailing Address Post Office State AAA CONTEST BOARD (NOTE: Ticket sales are limited to six to any person. Make all remittances payable to All-Star Game, care of The Indianapolis Star.) Lafayette, May 29 (Spl.) Major and minor award win-I ners on eight of Furdue's squads will be honored at a unique civic banquet sponsored by the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce i to be held in the Boilermaker fieldhouse Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock. Planned as an annual affair, the gathering will provide public recognition for all of Purdue's squads with the exception of the football and basketball teams which were honored with, banquets at the close of their seasons. Approximately 150 major and minor award winners in crosscountry, wrestling, swimming, squash, tennis, golf, baseball anil track will be included in the list of guests.

HIGHLIGHTS OF the program will include announcement of letter winners in baseball, track, golf and tennis and the introduction of letter winners in the other four sports. The accomplishments of each of the squads will be reviewed briefly by Guy (Red) Mackey, athletic director. In addition to the announcement of letter winners, 15 seniors who recently qualified for blankets will be presented formally with their awards by Phil Hansel, president of the Men's Club. Norman Neiburger, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee in charge of the event, will serve as presiding officer, and Roger Branigin, local attorney, as toastmaster. Speakers will include President Frederick L.

Hovde and Harold Van Orman of Evansville, widely known for witty talks, who will give the windup address. Her DO NOT SEND CASH WITH ORDKR-ENCLOSE CHECK OR MONET ORDER. $1.20 (Inc. Fed. Tax) Here DOS B33 D3? just breaking the surface in about two inches of water.

THERE WAS a slight bulge on the thin stem of the weed. It moved, and I saw lhat it was a nymph of some sort that was crawling up to the surface where it would shed the dark. shell and change to a winged insect. This small activity was of interest to an inch-long sunfish. It drifted up from deeper water and examined the nymph carefully.

It made a couple of nervous darts but apparently decided it was too larg to tackle. Then a craw fish sidled out from under the bank and approached the weed. By this time the nymph was nearly at the surface. The crawfish was very little longer than the sunfish and it couldn't reach its prey from the bottom, but it pulled the weed down with one claw and neatly gathered in the nymph with the other. AM) THEN, just to put the finishing touch on this tiny drama, a small turtle, not six inches long, came up behind the crawfish and paused a couple of inches away to see what was happening.

The craw whirled around and faced the turtle, one claw open and the other still grasping the nymph. The turtle moved in slowly and the craw retreated until it was cornered against the bank. Then it dropped the nymph and darted off to one side and disappeared into deeper water. The turtle lazily gathered in the nymph and went on its way. I don't know what happened to the wood ducks.

See one of these men for "SAME DAY" SERVICE on either drive-in Jobs or detached radiators. 1 Harry 0er toys: Watch those Curves, brother Yea man! If you're going someplace over the week end, remember you can get there AND BACK almost es fast if you go a little slower. I don't want any of my customers listed on that front page Tuesday morning. I can't afford to lose business that way. But seriously, I hope you have a swell time tomorrow the first real spring holiday.

Lots of fellas will be wearing a new Oliver suit, and looking-mighty sharp. Incidentally, with that good old sunshine bearing down these days, maybe it'd be a good idea for you to order a new Tropical for yourself. You remember where the shop is, don't you? FOURTH FLOOR of the OBER BUILDING right across the street from LOEWS. (Don't let that Fourth Floor deal scare you. There's an elevator right inside the front door.) Be seeihg ya Have a good time now.

Fine Tropicals $49.75 up All Cusfom Tailored HARRY OLIVER the men's shop Rion 401 AAA CARS ii $1.50 $2.00 BOXEI FOR EACH RACE OF INDIANAPOLIS VV. 16TH ST. Cut WITH "IT" a mi SJ li Self. Only four started in the mile race. Vulcan's Forge paid $20.40 and $2.50 for $2, with no show wagering, and was timed in 1:37 25 on fast strip.

Jockey Doug Dod-son was content to watch Coal-town, with Jockey Newbold Le-roy Pierson up, bounce out. into an early advantage, with Better Self and Ben Whitaker's My Re quest tagging along closely in sec- ond and third position. COALTOWN OPENED IP a length and a half margin at the quarter, two lengths after the first half-mile, and three lengths passing the three-quarter pole. Tinning into the bend for home, Coaltown still was flying and Vulcan's Forge still trailed the third horse by four lengths. As the closely-bunched pack pounded down the long Belmont stretch, Dodson, who had quit Calumet last winter after a tiff over riding engagements, gave Vulcan's Forge the green light.

The son of Mahmoud-Burning Bright caught Coaltown at the eighth pole, drew away and grabbed first money of $20,100 easily. It was only his second victory in six 1948 starts. BEI.MONT PARK l-Rlngoes E. Cuerlni, $4.60. 60: Croupier (J.

I.icausii, J4 50, 3.60. 6.90; onmy iwae v. NOdarsel, 4.50. Water VV. Mrhrtensi.

$8.50, 5.10, 3.80; Birthdr.y Tarty C. Crearyl, 3.70, 2.80; WesUnle Blvd. (W. WclniPrt), 4.20. 3rB'" CofTman IT.

Field $10.60. 4.90. 3 50: Cash IC. H. Williams 3.80, 3.00: Lecne Hombre IE.

Roberts 1 3.40. 4-Dinnr Cong ID. Dodsoni, $3.70, 2.90. 2.50: Natural (W. Mehrtensl.

5.00. 3.10: Little Rip ill. Woodhouse 3 80 5-Marabout (H. Woodhouse $6.20 2.40, out; Eternal World IT. Atkinson i 2.10.

nut: Nifty (D. Dodsnn I out. fi-Vulcan Force (D. Dodsnn i $20.40 50. out: Coaltown IN L.

Pierson i 2.10. out: Better Self uv. Mehrtensl. out. Shivaree IN fnmtl I tti Jn fi (R.

Rozellel. 8.00; Perfect (O. Rrurlnrkl. 8.40. B-Slunts (T.

Atklnsoni. $24 60, 4.60; Pace Hoots ir vTnrrar, 00. 12.10. 3.80; Whirling Fox (N. Combes'u', 4.

.10. 2. 50. S1TFOI.K DOWNS 1-Chntleleer (J. Brennan $7.20.

uo. 3.40: Mackahv (j. 14.40, 7.80; Justinlon 3.40. II Humphries i (F. Zehrl.

2- Zasu Flits (A. .1. Fernandez), 15.00. 3.40: Instanter F. Zehri, HO, 3.40; Four-Thirty (F.

Fernsndezl, 2.80. Dull; Double, 142.40 3- Mlss Amelia A. J. Fernandez! JS 20, 4 00, 3 00; Swift Cnmet IF. Zenri, 7.20, S.40; Sun Distance (R.

Humphreys i 6.80. 4- Bras Teddy IF. Fernanderi, I4 00, 6.40, 5 40; Gay Gunner (R. Bauerl, 60, 4.60; Super Foot IF. Sollmenal, 6.60.

5- Menna It (.1. Richard i. $7.00, 20. 3 20: (R. Smlthersi, 10.20, 6.20; Shiny Penny (A.

J. Fernanderl, 4.20. 6-Quarter Pole (S. Clarkl. $6.80, 3.40, 60; Splash I A J.

Fernandez), 2.60, 3.20; Andyi Glory (G. Hettinirer). 2 40. 7-Gallant I I G. Hettlngen.

10 00, R.oo, 2.60: Fearless (E. Rodrieuezt, 5.00. 2.RO; l.ollln IF. Fernandez I. 2.20.

IC Mullinsl. J4.10. 40, 3 00: Staters IG. Heltlnserl. 4.20, 3.80: Sea Lou IE.

Rodrleuezi, 6.40.' DETROIT 1-Bar Grenade (K. Churrhi, $10 80. 5,40. 3 80; Cinesar IJ. Westi, 16.40.

9.20: Vnvaiteur I L. Alisenl. 6.80. IJ. CnmbesO.

3.211. 2.60, 2.20; Little Fohbles W. Conk i 3.20, 2.60: Blai-k Lead I.I. Reynolds 2.60. Daily Double, $20.40 3- Kntnr Run (G.

Monson I $8.40. 3.80. 3.00; Anako IW. Zaknorl. 4 80.

3 40: Ainnai! iR. Gonzales i. 4.60. 4- Tulco (W, M. $1140, 00, 3.40; 'Appleiark W.

LltzenberE 4 40, 3 00; War F.dlet ID. Huxl. 3.40. Finished 1st. disqualified and placed 2d 5- Fred (R.

Gonzalez i. 80, 3.40. 5 80: Nlnht Howl IJ. Stanton). 4.00, 3.40; Highflyer (K.

Pannell i 4.60. fi-MIss Militant (J. Combest). $14 00, 6 00, 4 00; Dusty Rods IP. Mlllttani.

7.40, 4.40; Board Margin W. M. Cook), 2. SO. 7-Rot RoUEe IP.

2.60. 2.20: Porter's Milllcam, Broom I II. $7. BO, Hurt i Lltren- 2 60, 2 50: Diamond Dick (W. berr.

2 40. 8-Reeal Maid IW l.llzenoerg i 4.60, 3 60; Florlzan Sam IJ. Slantoni. .8.40, 4.60: Oriskany IW. M.

Cook 1 3.00. GARDEN STATE 1 HI Gallant IC. Glvens I $8.80, 5.20. 3.80: Ray Sullivan IH. B.

Wilson). 9.00. 6 20; Chestwirk IR. Williams). 7 00.

2- Vacrant Cloud iW. Balzarettl I $4 60. 3 40 2 80; Betty Lea III. B. Wilson'.

10 20. 5 60: Penny Dreadful (R. J. Martini, 4 40. 3-Hpnv All IR.

J. Martinw $7.20. 4.40. 3 40: Bu Ash IW. Gllbefl I 8.80, 5.40; Casue III.

Claesett). 4.80. 4-Nisi Prills R. Williams). $138 40, 60 00, 20 29: Salute I M.

Basllel, 11.20, 7.00: Hadawln tw. Balzarettil, 6 80. K-Plenle Lunch III, B. Wilson), $7 20. 3 80.

3 20: Galeiln IE. Arrant). 4.20, 3.60: Allies Pal IP. Roberts). 8.80.

6- Cltation E. Arcaro $2 20, out. out: Macbeth IE. Cuerin). out, out: "Faraway (P.

out. Bovard finished third, but disqualified. 7- Twentv Knots IR Williams), $54 80, 21 80. 12.00- SI. Jock (J.

B. Wilson). 4.00. 3.60: Chancenain I P. Roberts), 7.60.

8- Klnes Pride (C. .1. Meyer). $14.60, 7.00. 5.

80- Ice Dancer 1 D. Powley), 4.20, 3.40: Brass Cannon (W. Gilbertl, 6.20. LINCOLN FIELDS 1- Paddygoeasy (Skoronski). $13.60.

7 60. 5 40: Atomic City I Mason), 31.20. 16.80: Pilateer iNorman). 7.20. 2- Catnip Hill IGarner).

$9.40. 5.00. 3.20: Glory Song (Kernel, 8.20, 4.60; Day (Norman). 3.00. 3- l.ikeahle Uessop).

$12 80. 4 20, 3 40: Matruh iGruhbi. 3.00, 2.60: Verona Sands (Nelson). 4.20. 4- Volranir (Peterson).

$12.60, 4. SO: Withastar iScurlorkl, 3 80, Wicker Wish Featherston 1 5.00. 5- Whose I McAllister $5 40. 3.40; Patmibov i Norman), 16.60, Mrs. Valentl (Balrdi.

7.00. 6- Delecale (Skoronski'. $.40. 2.80: Eternal Reward I Campbell on. s.OO: 4 2(1, 9.20 3.B0, 7.00.

4.20: Tidy Sum iBrnoksi. 4.00. 7-American Flyer I Bowcul I $8.60, 3.80, 2.80: Sanrislmrrr (Brooks), 3.20, 2.60: Roat Man (Campbell), 3.60. R-Potomac (Chestnut). $9.20.

3.60: Fire Dust (Grubbl, 4.40, 3.20 (Nelson). 3.80. A 80. Quilt THOROBRED TIRES On Convenienf Budget Terms 5" i sss sss JBi NO ADVANCE IN PRICE MIDGET RACES TT5)ffiflT" The wood duck family saw me coming down the towpath yesterday morning long before I was close enough to see if all 11 of the ducklings had survived their first week Mama led them into a tangle of brush and water weeds on the far side of the canal. I sat down on the hank opposite their retreat and tried to wait them out.

But after 15 minutes I decided GEq A $1.00 MEMBER duke nalon sam hanks johnny parsons paulrusso duke dinsmore leroy warriner teddy duncan pete romgevigh henry banks johnny Mcdowell and many others RACING TEAM MEL HANSEN, Alhambra. Cal. THE CALIFORNIA COMET Drives one of REX MAYS' OFFENHAUSERS. they must have slipped up the bank ino the heavy underbrush. Since I didn't know whether Ihey would go up or down, I stayed right there, well screened by low bushes on either side, and wniled for action in one direction or another.

A crow Hew silently down the canal and swerved into the far bank about SO feet downstream. It stood there for a few seconds and then walked up into the thick underbrush. There was silence for a couple of minutes and then things began to happen. A small bird flew up from the bushes into the low branch of a tree, cursing furiously. THEN IT DARTED back down.

Another small bird came from nowhere, and then two or three more. They all joined the noisy attack and in a few seconds the crow flapped up from the thicket and began to try for altitude. The small birds assailed it heavily. The first two were wrens and they literally rode that crow out of sight. They were assisted by a wood thrush, a robin and one or two others that I couldn't identify.

That crow was looking for egs or for youpg birds. There was a hatch of flies on the canal and small fish were rising for them. A spider had stretched a web between a couple of twigs, iust over the surface of the water and one of the tlies blundered into it. The spider came. out and harvested his in-j sect and took it back under a leaf.

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