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1 'm nu.K-jouKNU., mi i- r. mak. IIITDDO fi Calhoun's Boss Discusses 5 I oi McTier, Pat Cohen i k. i 7 rkM Rory Calhoun They Vie at Fairgrounds Yolande Tompey Freedom Hall on Wednesday Young U.S. Titlist By LARRY BOECK It was fight night on television, and between rounds Frank E.

Bachman drowned out the commercials by discoursing on boxing. Bachman is a New Yorker whose calling card done on his own offset presses, which provide his livelihood is a two-minute commercial in itself. Piloted 3 Champs The card of this fight manager by avocation and printer by vocation lists two home and three office telephone numbers and reveals that Bachman managed three champions in Maxie Rosenhloom, Lew Jenkins and Bob Olin. Additionally, the card informs that Bachman has a stable of seven fighters. These include No.

6 ranked middleweight contender Rory Calhoun, who fights Yolande Pompey here Wednesday, and a pugilist with the intriguing monicker of Solomon McTier. Between rounds of the TV fight the other night, as he lounged on his hotel room bed, Bachman said in response to a question that he didn't know if Solomon McTier is Jewish or Irish. "All I know is Al Weill (former Rocky Marciano manager) once has McTier and cuts him loose and that McTier is a Negro heavyweight," said Bachman. "Once, when he was an international champion in the amateurs, he beats Pete Rade-macher. He Wondered Once "That name of his Solomon McTier? Yeah, I wonder about it once.

In the gym I ask him, 'Where'd you ever get that kind of name? But he don't say nothing. Just keeps punching the bag. What the heck. It's his name. His mother must of give it to him.

Why should I worry?" About Rory Calhoun, Bachman had a bit more info. "The fighter ain't named after the actor. No, three years ago when we get him we, that's my son Al and me some guys watch him in his first few fights. "We get Calhoun from the Police Athletic League. The police like the way we work, help Ski Too 11 1 mmt ft If? ifl PI wA Position after 19 Q5; White to move and win (For solution, see game) brilliancy prize at the Dublin International last year.

Can yon spot it? I KINO'S INDIAN Courier-Journal Photo II I II Here is the Baptist Taibernacle girls basketball team which won this year's Baptist Tournament, its 10th 'crown in 11 seasons. Coached by Earl Oliver (right) the girls are (front row) Barbara Brewer, Estella Bailey and Judith Bibb; (back row) Doris Oliver, Anna Berger and Barbara Jenkins. TheycTly Hot Time In Hot Slove Talk Now Is Giving Way Town To Ac lion Likes To By MERRILL DOWDEV Bobby Fischer, the 14-year-old Brooklyn 0 i who startled the chess world by winning both the United States open and closed championships in recent months, has made a deal with ski-meister Tony Kastner at the Grossinger County Club, Grossinger, N. Y. Fischer, who is just learning to ski, gets lessons from Kastner.

In return, the youngster is teaching the skiman how to play chess. Bobby should be qualified. He has beaten just about everyone in sight. "Bobby is an excellent student," says Kastner. "He's extremely anxious to learn.

Every morning I've found Bobby waiting for me when I came down to open up the ski shop." No doubt many readers of this column got a good look at young Fischer last Wednesday night when he appeared on television to receive tickets to Russia, where he will play in the big tournaments of that chess-minded country. Young prodigies are nothing new to chess. Paul Morphy of New Orleans, who later was to win the world championship, took a short match at the age of 12 from a master, J. Loewcnthal. Samuel Reshevsky was famous at 6.

Arturilo Pomar won the championship of Spain at 15. and Jose Capablanca was cham-pirm of Cuba at 12. Before playing this game, study the diagram. White has a move which helped win the first By LARRY BOECK A COMMENT of Frank Lane's the other day and a casual flipping through of these columns for the past few weeks brings out rather sharply how this sports world of ours has changed. What got us to thinking about it and of how hard tradition is to shake were the words of.Lane, the wily general manager of the Cleveland Indians.

Lane blasted spring baseball The Courier Sportsman Game Fish Divided Into Nest-Builders, Random Spawners By BURT MONROE Times have changed in the angling world. Not many years ago, the fishing season in Kentucky was closed during the spawning period in order to "protect" game species. Now, however, some of the best fishing of all is offered at the height of the spawning season. One of the chief goals of an angler is to be at the right spot at the right time during a spawning run. And it seems that those species which contribute the most toward making these runs famous broadcast their eggs at random into running water.

None are nest-builders. Kentucky's two most popular runs are those of the walleye and the white bass. And if the striped bass or rockfish, recently introduced into the State, becomes a success, a third run mny be added. Some of the rough fish which also scatter their egss at random over the bottom or in vegetation produce runs on the ripples of streams. This group includes the buffalo, redhorse and sucker among others less sought after.

Some anglers often speak of crappie runs; however, this species does not make the journey enmasse to the headwaters as do.es the walleye and white bass but rather leisurely gathers Giustolisi W'alther (White) (Black) 1 P-QB4 N-KB3 2 N-QB3 P-B4 3 N-B3 P-KN3 I 4 F-Q4 B-N2 5 P-K4 0 0 1 6 B-K2 P-Q3 7 0-0 N-R3 8 P-KR3 PxP 9 NxP B-Q2 10 B-K3 N-B4 1 11 Q-B2 P-QR3 12 QR-Q1 Q-Nl 13 P-B4 RBI 14 P-K5! N-Kl 15 N-05 R-Ql 16 NxPch K-Rl 17 N-B3 N-K3 18 P-KB5! NPxP 19 QxP N-Q5 20 Black resigns. season. Now basketball is outdrawing baseball, too, and for Hot Stove talk fans have action nowadays. ICE HOCKEY And speaking of action, there's hardly a sport that crams more of it into one game than ice hockey. Our Louisville Rebels continue their season today in the Turner Trophy Playoffs.

They meet the Indianapolis Chiefs at 3 p.m. at Freedom Hall. Win, lose or draw in the playoffs, the Rebels have had a noteworthy season, indeed, in their first in the league. AUTO RACING Back with us again is auto racing. It began last week just about where it left off in the rain.

Sportsdrome Director Bob Hall had weather woes last season, too. He is the kind of a guy, though, who manages tn find that silver lining even in the blackest of twisting tornado clouds In his case, he points out that he's fortunate to have a concrete track. So, unless it pours near race time, the spins go on Time trials at 1 p.m. today and racing at 2:30 at the Sportsdrome near Jeffersonville. BOXING And returned to the Big Town, too, after a layoff is nationally televised box- dill 1 Bob Hall Bill King fhil Mflby training that starts in mid-January and lingers months before EARLY-BIRD through mid-April a big three play begins.

"-ing. co-promoted by Bill King and the International Boxing Club The fights are tele FISHING DIRECTORY the kids, and send us some prospects. Anyway, some cuy a'ter a fight says 'That Calhoun is a roaring fighter'. "Now, Calhoun is named Herman Calhoun. My son don't go much for Herman Calhoun, so he hits on the name Rory Calhoun." We commented that Bachman seems to be a magnet for fight-1 ers with captivating monickers.

"Slapsy Maxie" Roenbloom, former champ, for instance. "The sports writers stick that Slapsy Maxie on Rosenbloom'," said Bachman. "It ain't that Maxie is a slappy guy mentally. Upstairs, he is dumb like a fox. For instance, always he wanted to he an actor.

So he used boxing as a stepping stone to acting. "Once I'm out in Hollywood and Maxie invites me to the studio where they are making a picture. Maxie goes gh his lines perfect. The star, he louses things up a couple of times. "In a restaurant once Maxie and me are eating and he has a script.

He studies part of it just a few minutes, then tells me to listen. "Then bing, bing, bing out comes the words perfect. He 'Sort of Slaps' "But I am off the beat. About that name, Slapsy Maxie. He gets this because he breaks a hand and from once being a rough puncher he now sort of slaps.

But he becomes champ anyway." By now, the television fight was oevr. A visitor commented that next time Bachman comes to town he should bring along Solomon McTier, "Maybe I will," says Bachman, and then adds, a twinkle in his eye and a smile curling his lips: "And for an opponent, a friend of mine at the Union Settlement House in Harlem has a heavy named Patrick Cohen." Dick Beyer In Tag Feature Tag Teams Featured In Mat Show Headlining this week's wrestling show at the Armory will be a quartet of beefy grapplers. The Corsica Brothers Joe and Jean will team up against Joe Scarpa and Dick Beyer in the two-of-three falls tag team 1 feature which carries a one-hour time limit, Joe weighs 238, Jean 232, Scarpa 230 and Beyer 225. The semi-windup will be scrap between Chief Little Eagle and Danny Dusek. Dusek is a 237-pounder from Omaha, Neb.

Theirs will be for two of three falls, 45 minutes. Opening the program at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday will be a 30-min-ute, one-faller to be performed by Miguel Torres of Mexico City and Phil Melby of Salt Lake City, Utah. BEER ICE ALL PICNIC SUPPLIES uj t. KeruucKy, NMr oditer W.V.V.V.VWWVW.WW.S SAVE 40 or MORE Shktipmr RielvAII Typn ef odi, Plugt, Luru, Llnet ind Complete Stock of Fiihmj Tckl BARGAIN SUPPLY CO.

901 E. Market ONLY ABU-MATIC GARCIA SPIN-CAST REEL OPEN 'TIL 9 1 it AOO Lane, complained of the cost and the financial extravagance of such a lengthy training period. The time when spring training was a publicity bonanza to baseball, too, is declining. For the days of "The Hot Stove League" are on the wane as the sports calendar now is jammed throughout the year. Take this week's activity in the Big Town.

Ice hockey playoffs are scheduled Auto racing Wrestling And boxing. Years before, few such activities were held in most towns between the football and baseball vised nationally, that is, with the Louisville area black out. Wednesday at Freedom Hall, with the first prelim at 8:30 and the main go at 9 p.m., it's No. 6 ranked middleweight Rory Calhoun vs. No.

4 ranked lightheavy Yolande Pompey. WRESTLING Some new faces will be introduced when the Golden Rod weekly wrestle-fest is held at the Armory Tuesday The 8:30 curtain raiser has a couple of these newcomersPhil Melby and Maguel Torres. Lexiimton Club To Present jsw -ifr 1 Spring Fishing Good eVe nn severally occurring in late February, hasn't really gotten underway as yet due to the abnormally cold weather. By becoming acquainted with the life history of each of the game and rough fishes, the angler can tell fairly accurately when each will be on its spawning grounds. Game Fishes Spawn at Different Seasons From early May into June, largemouth bass use their fins to scoop out a circular depression about one or two feet in diameter in the sand, silt, hard mud or dead leaves on the bottom.

When the water temperature reaches 66 to 70 degrees, the eggs are laid. Kentucky bass nest on gravel bottoms at 61 or 62 degrees and smallmouth bass, preferring colder water, begins nest building on a gravel or pebbly sand bottom at about 58 degrees. Bluegills spawn from May to September at even higher temperatures than the largemouth bass. They are known as "colonial" spawners and a "bream bed" looks like a large piece of honeycomb with the rims of the nests practically touching All-Breed Show on May 4 The Lexington Kennel Club will hold its spring all-breed dog show at the Keeneland Race Course May 4 the day after the Kentucky Derby. Many Blue Grass fanciers are planning to entertain guests for both events: watching the thoroughbreds run at Churchill Downs on Saturday and cheering on the canine was the IarSest dS show held purebreds at the dog show the in the United States.

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Bluegills also gather in numbers. These two species are nest-builders as are all members of the sunfish tribe. Water temperature plays a big part in triggering the start of the spawning season for all species. For example, ihe trail- Street, Louisville 8, Kentucky. Entry deadline is April 14.

Entry fee is two dollars. Entries outside of Kentucky A.A.U. District must have a travel permit from their District A.A.U. registrar. Trophies will be awarded the first three place winners in each of eight divisions.

Ribboned medals will be given to fourth place. Also, a team best lifter trophy, and a sportsmanship trophy will be awarded. Weigh-in will be at 1:30 p.m. Athletes must report for travel permit and A.A.U. inspection by 1 p.m.

to the chairman. eacn other. Crappie spawning is usually associated with a water temperature of about 58 degrees. It is not a "colonial" nest builder as are many of the other sunfish. Rock bass likewise are very selective in spawning, placing their rather poorly constructed nests in gravel or sand beside a stump, rock or dump of weeds generally in May or June.

Among the more popular rough fishes, the channel catfish, along with the big blue and flathead catfishes, make their nests in a hole in a bank, beneath submerged stumps, under overhanging rock ledges, in underwater muskrat runs, hollow logs, large tin cans, tile and other similar objects. And most catfish nest in June or July when the water temperature reaches about 75 degrees. Generally speaking, it appears that game species which feed principally on other fishes spawn at a lower temperature than do the forage fishes which serve as their food. For instance, the walleye spawns at 45 to SO degrees, the crappie at 58 degrees and the black bass at about 58 to 63 degrees. Among the forage fishes, the chub sucker spawns at 63 degrees, the bullhead at 77 and the white catfish at 80 to 82 degrees.

Spawning season brings excellent angling and the fisherman shouldn't be too concerned about making any serious dents in the population of fishes as a result. Nature provides for this by having these species lay a terrific number of eggs each year. Scatlershots In order to promote wildlife practices under the Federal. Soil Bank Program, the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is co-operating closely with the Soil Conservation Service in contacting interested individuals and agencies throughout the Slate. Landowner co-operators may secure full details by contacting Don Strode, Federal Aid Co-ordinator with the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources in Frankfort, Ky.

A pamphlet on "Wildlife in the Soil Bank" will be forwarded immediately. Since applications-for participation with this year's program will end on April 15, all landowners must act promptly. O.Valley Lift Meet Set next day. Boxer Wins Tifle With an award of three points at the Hoosier Kennel Club show last Sunday in Indianap- oils, anomer Louisvwie Doxer, Michelle's Duchess, completed her championship requirements. The proud owners are Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth J. Gray of Anchorage. C. T.

Duke, of Middle-town, handled. Duchess' sire is Champion Jered's Sovereign, owned by Joe Gregory and Burr Long, of Valley Station. The dam is Maru's Velvet, owned by Mrs. Ruth R. Ingham, Charlestown, Ind.

The first Basenji ever owned and shown in Kentucky, Poppet of The Congo, won four championship points at the Indianapolis event. Poppet is owned by Mrs. Doris L. Lester, of Louisville, who handled her to her second major victory. Poppet now has 10 points of the 15 required for championship.

Recently she was best of breed at Louisville and her son best of opposite sex, George Meagher, president of the Louisville Kennel Club, and a number of other Kentucky exhibitors are attending the two-day International Kennel Club show in Chicago this weekend. Dogs entered total 2,371, from 32 states and Canada. A total of 107 breeds are represented. Great Danes top the entries, with 137, followed by 130 poodles, 123 German shepherds, 81 dachshunds, 71 Chihuahua's, 71 collies and 68 Irish setters. Last year the International Cairn Champ Louisville Terrier Wins at Chicago rillCAGO, March 29 lUM Champion a a i Cuthbert, a plucky little Cairn terrier from the Heathcarirn kennels of Louisville, tonight won the best-of-terrier group selection at the International Kennel Club show for the second year in a row.

Notices of winnings, championship points or better, must be signed by owners and mailed (NOT phoned) to: Dog News Editor, Sports The Cou- ricr-Journal. fiROVP This Lou-isville cocker spaniel, Champion The Black Diablo, owned by S. Shirley McGary and handled by Herb Hardt, won the sporting group at the Mid-Kentucky Kennel Club show. Solunar Tables The schedule' of solunar periods, as printed below, has been taken from John Aldcn Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days so that you 'will be hunting in good cover during these times, if you wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer.

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iujo Sat. :15 13.23 I Sun, 1:10 12:50 1:20 I i Jesse Baird Got Late Start Hampton, Baird Duel At Drome Another ex-champion will start a comeback this afternoon. Jesse Baird, dethroned as king of the Sportsdrome's hot rod drivers by Andy Hampton last year, is expected to go after Hampton when racing re-aumes today at the Jeffersonville Easy winner in 1956, Baird blames a late start on his failure to repeat last year. "Once I got my car on the track," he said, "I started winning, but by that time Andy was too far ahead." Dissatisfied with the performance of his 400 h.p. Cadillac-powered racer, Baird had the motor torn down after a time trial last week and discovered two cracked pistons.

These parts, flown in from California, are expected to be installed by race time today. Added Attraction The 30-lap hot rod feature rained out last Sunday's program will be an added attraction on today's card. It is booked as the opening event at 2:30 p.m., following time trials at 1 p.m. Gates at the- A full program Is also scheduled in addition to the opening feature. Heat races, a semifinal, a 15-lap stock car event, a second 30-lap hot rod race and a "destruction derby" will keep track personnel hustling all afternoon.

Hampton, fastest qualifier last week, will get the pole position in the postponed feature. Bobby Watson, the track'i youngest driver, will start in the No. 2 pot. DALE HOLLOW LAKE er alter year prize-winning Bass, Walleves. and Rainbow Trout com from Dale Hollow Lake.

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IT et ain. II miles aeeth ef lurniide, Ky. The Ohio Valley welghtlifting championships will be held Sunday, April 27, 1958, at 2:30 p.m. The meet will be conducted at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 525 S. Fifth Street.

Sponsoring the meet is Malick's Studio under sanction of the Kentucky A.A.U. All A.A.U. card-bearing athletes residing in any stale along the Ohio River are eligible to ejiter this meet, providing the qualifying totals are met. Qualifying totals may be listed on entry forms, which may be obtained by writing to Norman Malick at 312 West Bloom 3IARYSVILLE LAKE Now open. 17 seres ef weter, 11 miles north of Charlestown, Hfwy, I.

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