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I JUa. Sat, i 4H FIT tit II 7 ii? PAGE FOURTEEN POUGHKEEPSl SUNDAY NEW YORKER Sunday: april20. i9l7 Exchange Mat Show Scheduled Thursday Phalanx, I Will Cop Wood Memorial Divisions Kwariani Top Center Matches Club Plans Further Sports Promotion Here Madmen of the mala will be in town Thunday night for the third card of wrestling served up by the Exchange Sports Club, Inc. Jack Gartland. matchmaker for the club, aaid laat night that the lineup of bouta "seema aure to make a hit with the fana Gino Can bald 1, the veteran grappler, will meet the giant Russian, Kola Kwariani, in the main match to a finish Garibaldi, an agRreaMve.

ttreleu worker. Is recognized as one of the top men in the ear crambilng game Popular with the fans. Oarlbaldl has recently returned east after a successful tour of Texas, and Color ado. Oar Hand said that the Exchange was fortunate In securing the hulking lulfan for the local show as he Is booked solid for starts In New York, Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington, and Wilmington His foe Thtfrsday, Kaartanl, has won both starts here Not too popular lth the fans.

Kola Is nevertheless a good showman EDIME KINO, of Poughkerpsir Is Is matched Jan Blears, the young English sensation who made a big hit on the second card Blears has been a headllner at St, Nick's In New York since coming to this country after a successful campaign in Europe Sandor Kovacz. known as the Or Jekyll and Mr Hyde of the mat world, faces Ace Freeman, of New York, another favorite here Kovacz, born In Hungary but raised In Canada, started out In the game as a scientific grappler but now Is recognized as a Gillian. Freeman turned In a slick performance here to gain the plaudits of the fans. Another bout matches Stu Hart, the Canadian Adonis, with Harry FlnUesteln, rough and tough New Yorker. Hart gave Kwariani quite a tussle here but was injured In the match.

"This is as fine a card of bouts to be seen In the east," Oartland said "All of the men are headllners In the sport. If we get support from area sports fans, we swill promote other sports, possibly professional boxing at Rlvervlew field If satisfactory arrangements can be completed. The Exchange Sports Club, Idc will not limit Itself to Just wrestling, but does not want to conflict with an) existing programs' he added The first match Thursday will begin at 8 30 p.m Chicago Pounds Cardinal Club. 7 1 8T. LOUIS (AP) The Chicago Cubs who had scored but two runs In 4helr flrat three games of the season, finally found their batting eyes jesterday and pounded out a 7 to 1 victory over the world champion Cardinals, What started out like a southpaw pitching duel between Bob Chlpman and Al Brazle ended in the seventh when the Cubs shelled the tall Okla homan from the mound with a four hit attack.

Including doubles by Phil Cavanetta. and Bill Nicholson. It was their most potent batting attack of the year. Murry Dickson stopped that as sault, but the Cubs added another run In the ninth off Ken Burkhardt. Andy Pafko scored four runs for the Cubs, although falling to make a hit He walked twice, was hit by a pitched ball once and reached first on force out In the first Inning.

Ha stole second and tallied op Marty Marlon's error The Cards tied It In the second on Whltey Kurowskl's double. Enos Slaughter's Infield hit and Marlon's single. The Cubs took two run lead In the fourth when Brazle yielded passes to Pafko. Bob Schefflng and D. Johnson and Len Mrrullo delivered a two run single.

Their three run blast In the seventh Iced the game. Mrs, Zaharias Cops 15th Golf Tourney PINEHURST, N. (AP) Mrs Babe Dldrikson Zaharias won her 15th straight golf tournament by defeating' Louise Suggs of Lithla Springs, Ga, one up on the twentieth hoi In the final round of the annual North and South women's golf meet here yesterday. son of Roman will not make the trip and Odom told trienda at Jamaica yesterday that he hasn't changed hli mind Altogether IS candidates for the Kentucky classic came bouncing out NEW YORK (AP) Headv Eddiei came right back to boot the bad Arcaro and stretch flying Phalanx legged Californlan I Will who will a combination that goes together like ham and eggs or holding both I ot shipped h' home winning halves of tha dally double "ie wond half of the Wood moved up front find center csterdajr I Tills was the fourth straight win as the East's Sunday punch In this ner on the Jamaica card for the 31 ear'a Kentucky Derby 'ear old Mr Juckr) And he on the track for this 23rd running The Newport (Ky I Italian and the wound It up making It fhc In a of the event that has sent six of its Vlralnla born distance a al loner row with Brlaht Swnrri In the next tinnrrt nn la laka llu DnrlA In lh fprmccMt by sizzling home in one of race as a Jam packed Saturday past quarter cenluo the two sections of the Derb ran throng of 50 840 who saw the hopes But aside from Phalanx and I ciest preview the AVood Memorial, of a do7en or morr Derby dandles Will, and the possible single other In 1 43 4 5 at a time that pracll blow up like bubble gum In the exception of the expensive movle cally burned up Jamaica's racing Wood roared him to the wire town meanderer. Harry Warners strip I I Will will not take the train ride H200 000 Stepfather, who closed from to Lomsune Decauie or wraK under 'last place to finish second to I Will pinning Trainer George Odom and all of them probably will get to see the colts owner radio executive Jaj the Derbj onlj If the buv tickets Paley, have said the hard hitting 'and find seata In the stands AMI AS MMIN as one was over Head) Eddie who alrcad) has raik I rd up three Derby wins in the past, That of course, will not stop some of them from tsklng a crack at the necklace of roses For Instance the Derbj winter book choice.

"William Hells' Cosmic Bomb, will catch the train for Derbjtown on Monday even though he was a sagging sixth In Phalanx half of the Wood This was the first start of the year for the hope of the golden Oreek from New Orleans and he appeared to be somewhat lame coming back to the unsaddling enclosure but from hts stable later came word that it was nothing serious And the "Cosmetics Kid Mrs Fll7abeth Grahams Jet Pilot al readj has been sent tothe Downs to get read) for the 1100 000 Jackpot THIS WAS A large da) for Pha lanx, the son of Pllste who is owned by the partnership of Sonny Whlt nc) of New York, and Abe Hewitt, the tall, mild breeder from White Post Va He was knocked down to a S3 90 for $2 favorites spot and he was all over the best horse on the rare track In" this event, 1n which the three ear olds are asked to tote 128 pounds for the first time over a distance of ground If they beat this baby In the Derbv was the wa) Arcaro put It. the) 11 know the) ve beerf to the races Arcaro got him to moving more quick!) than his usual lar start this time, and when the field passed the three quartet mile mark, sent him at Mrs John Hertz Derb) candidate, Owner a Choice and Texas Ben Whltakers non Derby eligible fllly Carol) A out in front He took charge as the field started up the stretch for home, and waltzed In a length and a half to the good, with Carol) A holding on for place b) the aame distance over the weary ing Owners Choice AND AS PHALANX picked up the (31325 winner a pa) check, the hopes of such other Derb) horses aa Warner L. Sickle and Cosmic Bomb and the highly touted Orecntree stable stepper Blue Border, and Claude Tanner's New Orleans candi date. Lionel uf, ere ben, splashed all over the race tiack TU oicsie ciosca some ground to finish fifth, with Cosmic Bomb sixth Bin. Border eighth and the Colonel his alllne font ngum Arcaro followed almost the mm.

pattern with I JW111 In the seciZ 'section of the Wood, which 7f i Into two parts because of the eni nf 59 Vinrsp. AnH inill lu over from Wide Wing and Pa hello? a couple of dismal Derb) the field spread out and romplne b) three lengths to pa) $8 90 for HLs time, however was on i 115 seconds slower than Phjlm, In a race in which all 11 Garten were nominees to the Derb) Blue Track Squad Trains for Opening Meef Golfers Score Two Holes in One At Red Hook Course Iftperlal to flan New farker) RED HOOK Ui Uil i truck twice In the tame plarr at the Red Hook Golf course lt week when holen ln one were recorded In two ftncceiwive days. They were the finit aeea recorded In the Uxt Kven years, pro Joe Sondey aald. The first was made by Dr. Louis Gillman who shot a hole In one on No.

1 hole, 105 yards. The second was made a day later when Joseph Kane rot a hole in one on No 7, a distance of 155 yards. Qualifying rounds for the Allan A. Ryan trophy tournament started yesterday at the Red Hook course and wilt be com pleted by Tuesday, Sondey said First round play will start just as soon as pairings can be completed. The Red Hook club plans a full series of tournaments through the summer season, Sondey said.

In addition to club matches with Kingston. Beacon, Catsklll. Hudson and Mill brook. The oompleto schedule will bo announced soon. Korean Wins Boston Marathon BOSTON (AP) The small and wiry Yun Bok Su.

a 24 year old student at the University of Korea, out ran a brilliant international field of 158 yesterday to win the Boston A A marathon by two thirds of a mile from Finland Mikko Hletanen while setting a new course record of two hours, 25 minutes, 39 seconds (Carmon. Phillips, of Highland, finished 25th In the Boston Marathon yesterday running over the torturous 26 mlle route in 2 hours, 52 minutes and 19 seconds That pair hit the man killing stretch of Newton Hills running shoulder to shoulder and the Korean member of a three man team financed by the U. Army's occupational forces, ate them up after a slight mishap As Su Hletanen ascended the first grade, the former tripped over a curious fox terrier thst had yapped at his heels for some time. The Intel Korean landed hard on all fours and bruised his left knee. But the Injury did not prevent him from pulling away from his capable Finnish rival on each of the ring of hills and he had the race all wrapped up five miles from the finish line.

If, nit' ft Exchange Sports Club, Inc. PRESENTS Another Slav Attraction WRESTLING April 24 8:30 P. M. at Lincoln Center MAIN BOUT KOLA KWARIANI vs. GINO GARIBALDI Wrestling a Finish 3 Bouts 30 Minutes Each Eddie Kinf y.l Jan Blears Sandor Korac vs.

Ace Freeman StaHartT. Harry Finklestein GCiX. 4 Oft 'RICES ADM. TAX For Rtwervauons inQQ TT Pot O'Luck Grabs Ben Ali Handicap LEXINQTON. KY.

(A?) Calu met farm's Pot Luck losed fast to pass Jack L. near the finish line and capture the Sioooo added Ben All Handicap at Keeneland yeaterday. Off to a bad Mart and running last going into the stretch, the five year old Calume campalnnrr repeated his 1945 Ben All Victor) with a daring stretch mote. Giants, Highlanders To See Action Today Poughkeepsle Colonial league Giants and Peekskllls North AUsntlc champions, training partnera since the stait of spring workouts April 9, T.UI divide their camps Into fighting units Wednesday night when the clubs play In an exhibition game under the lights at the Pccksklll aladlum i ne game is scneauiea lor Today the Olants face the Allentown Red Sox at the Prekskill field In the first game of a doubleheader which has the Highlanders meeting the Jersey City Macks in the second half of the bargain bill The first game starts at 2 OS m. STARTING TOMORROW Manager Eric McNair and Coach Harry Sox" Setbold will conduct separate workouts for the Olants concentrating on the sjstrm of play to be taught the club Yesterday the Olants and Highlanders held an lnter squad game at the Hudson River State hospital field with Nick Malfara, center fielder, Harold Leach, outfielder catcher and first baseman Joe Baslle going well Signed until someone better comes along, nearly all of the players on the roster now will stick" The Giants can control 27 players during the season but must pare down to 21 on the active club roster by opening day.

May 7 at Bridgeport Thirty days after the season opens the squad mast be reduced to 17 players, Including McNair who Is listed as a player manager He expects to crash into the lineup as soon as he gets In shape THE MAJOR problem at present Is the lack of good catchers A few mediocre receivers have been on hand to assist Leach but none of the quality desired It Is reported that the Olants may remain In Pcrksklll to continue training Instead of returning to the HRSH field, because of the lack of housing facilities Ray Lapolla business manager, said yesterdaj that the team officials were undecided. Weather Hurts Kansas Events LAWRENCE, KAS (API The weatherman put a damper on the twenty second running of the Kansas Relays yesterday as most of the favorites lr a field of approximately .700 athletes failed to pass the test on a sloppy track and In a cold, drlzx sling rain. The heralded duel between Bill Martineson of Baslor and Flyln' Charlie Parker of Texas In the 100 yard dash failed to materialize when Martineson, usually a slow starter, was disqualified after Jumping the gun twiLe Even with Martineson out or the race, Parker finished second to team mate Allen Lawler who dunll cated his 194 winning time here of 8 7 seconds Lawser handicapped Illness earlier this season got off to a fast start and beat Paikrr bj aoout tnree jards. DiMag Makes First Appearance, Grounds to Shortstop WASHINGTON (AP) Still wearing the special shoe to protect his tender left heel which was operated upon last January, Joe IHMagglo. New York lan krea' outfield star, made his first appearance of th season yesterday when he stepped up aa a pinch hitter for pitcher Tommy Byrne In the seventh inning.

He grounded aharply to shortstop Mark Chrlstman of the Washington Senators who threw to second baseman Gerry Priddy forring George Stlrnwelsa for the third out. Pirates Defeat Cincinnati, 6 1 PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Pirates racked up their fouith straight victory yesterday to keep their unbeaten pace atop the National league, combining timely hitting with Nick Strincevichs three hit pitching to brush asid the Cincinnati Reds, 6 1 before a windswept crowd of 21, 891 The Bucs won In the first Inning with a 3 run outburst which i huscd the Redlecs starting pitdier Eerett LUelj Whltey Wletelmani) singled went to second on Frank Gustines walk and came home on Jimmt Russell single Greenberg walked after the next two hitters were retired Catcher Roy Jarvls drove in Guslfre and Russell with a single Russell long triple to right In the second Accounted for two moie runs after Wietelmann doubled and Oustlne singled Russell triple and single, driving in three runs, led the Pirate attack Nats Drop Yankees, 4 2 WASHINqTON (AP) Beaten thrre times In three starts, the Washington Senators won their first Kame of the season yeste day by defeating the New York Yankees 4 2 as righthander Sid Hudson limited the Bronx Bombers to four hiu. The Senators scored all their rum in the fifth Inning when they made tuo hits and received five walks, three of them off southpaw Joe Page the Yankee starter In that frame after walks to George Cae and Budd) Lewis with the bases loaded had forced in two runs Ran dj Gumpert took over and wad greeted by a two run single Stan Spence The box score new rot a AB PO A Rlisiito 4 0 1341 Bron 3b 4 0 10 0 0 Hrnrttlr cl 3 0 0 110 Krllrr 1 3 1OJ00 Bern rf 4 112 0 0 Robtmon 4 0 0 3 10 McQuinn 3 0 1 11 2 0 StirnwelM 3b 3 0 0 3 10 Pf 1 A 0 0 3 0 Outnptrl, ooooio Pirn 0 0 0 0 0 0 Drew 0 0 0 0 0 0 fihfn 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ltindel ox 100000 DiUftffgio, xx 10 0 0 0 0 30 3 4 34 13 1 Fld to cisr for Gumprrt in ih xx Orouudrd out for B)fnf in 7th WAKIUNGTOV (It v. AB PO A Cm If 3 11110 Lrl' rf 10 0 3 0 0' Sprticr rf 4 0 3 10 0 Vcrrim lb 4 0 0 13 1 0 Tru 3b 300020 Prida Jb 2 1 0 1 0 Chr Mmn jj 4 12 2 3 0 lBtic 110400 IIuiIjou 3 0 13 5 0 37 4 6 27 17 0 NFU UHK 000 3 WAHIilNtilUV WW 040 OOx Run, baurd tn Cum Le Hprncr 3 MiQiiinn 3 To hitv Brown Mr Qlinn 8pnrr Doubl p1is McQu nn, Ririiilo nd McQu mi McQ nun ftnd i ttito lfi on b4. Nf ork 4 With.

ington 7 Bai oil ba off Pair 5 Hud on 3 (fiimprrt I B)rnr I Drfwi 1 Sir kr out by Page 1 idm 2 Slira 1 Hits off Pair 3 4 1 3 Inning Ontn. pfrt I in Rrne 0 in Dirt. 1 0 Shrg 1 bemnf prthf Pag Uin pir Brrrv Wir and Hubbard Al tendance 13 42 Time 1 51 Bobo Gets Telegram, Touches Off Fireworks WASHINGTON (AP) Are the Washington Senators shot throiiRh with dissension? Or is everything lovey dovey? The answer to both these questions 1 ye It all depends upon to whom you re talking Clark Griffith who owns the Washington baseball club says, je. he gueises there Is a "sort of dissension Os sle Bluege, who manage, the team sas, no, he doesn think there is But It does seem that some of the players are Jealous of Bobo Newsome the fat well paid, well publicized Senator pitcher The authorit) fot this Is New some himself He claims that characters are so peeved they een have sent him an anonymous telegram Heres what started it all The Senators wrre In Boston earlier in the week and New some was ordered home early to prepare for the opener jester daf I When he repoited to the ball park he got this telegram, dated Boston 'Dear Bobo We hope ou had a good nights rest The staff" A lesser dignitary might have shrugged this off, but not Ne some He hung the telegram on the wall along with this touching notation 'Thanks to my erv wonderful teammates that send me this" It hung there all during Friday's game, uhlle the New York Yankees were having huge fun teeing off on Newborn's pitches Griffith told a reporter that the telegram ma hae upset Nemsom enough to hurt his effectiveness He said It was he who had ordered NeMm home Giants Sweep Brooks, Rally for 4 3 Victory NEW YORK AP) Led bv their behemoth battery of big Bill Voiselle and Walker Cooper, the New York Giants nipped the Bronkhn Dodgers jfslerda 4 3 before a croud of 52335 fans at the Polo Grounds The in enabled the Giants to sweep the two game series Voiselle relieved starter Monte Kenned in the third Inning after the Dodgers had taken a 3 2 lead and held the Brooks scorless the ieM of the way while the Giants came from behind with single runs In the thlid and oftflh innings to win Ai I I it la I woo per me juu pounci cauner ueveiana nans iger Team, 5 3 Natchez Sets New Track Mark HAVRE DE GRACE MET (APl With the ride rless Alr xis leading tht way under the wire Mrs Walter Jeffords' Natihez tped to a new track record esterday In capturing the first lunnniK of the, 20 000 added Edward Burke Handicap before a record breaking crowd of 23 500 persons Natchez, four ear old Chestnut son of Jamestown and Creole Maid I and the nriris nn fnvnril rf (mm pole to pole the mile and a six hi the winning run In lhe fifth with his third hit a Mlliile (T Malting anu losing put ner Kaipu I IflPr I Hi am a The Giants other runs lei ivunif suited from home runs bi Juhrnj DETROIT (API Breaking outMIe and Bl Ij Rignr Dixie Walk wlth a flurry of extra base lilts in drove in tvio ot lhe Dodger? urns oinridir a.ii A.iki.. a da c.Aluhtl Rihltisurt Hie puml viuuiuft iuui uuuuim miu at, pci i i ru home run the Cleieland In 'list baseman made three lilts ln dlaifS whipped the Detroit Tigers, 5 eluding a double to 3.

here yesterday for their first I The box score naooKi in Coach cnuck" Ilealy haj puiuug cnnaiaaies lor Pousa. kwpslc High school's 1947 track team through atlfl paces at Memorial flcUl In preparation for the aquart'a tenta. tlve opening meet May 3 The Blue clndermen will inaugurate their sea. aon against Wappingera Falls Central school squad at Memoihl field The Blues will probably have meeta with Wapplngers. Kingston Albany.

Roceelt and one more yet unnamed opponent, Coach Hrilv said He said the trackmen hid been holding dally workouts at Memorial field since before the Easter recess. Approximately 12 members of last ears squad are back for action this season Coach Healy said Joe ia. sens, who graduatetd In January, will be sorely missed In the sprlnti this spring, he noted On the brighter side however, Dick Bub and Jack Peldsine will be back for the halt mile Bob Bub a back for the mile and pole vault, Joe Sorrentlno will be act for the mile and hurdles. Bill Paroll and Dick Hinkeley are shot put eteram, and Nell Freer and Tom Mackr; will represent the Blue in the hUjh Jump event Candidates for the 1947 squad In. elude John Twjman Ednarri Bas tlan.

Donald Van Oppens, Thomas Blanco, Jaik Larkln Ivory Hannah Pacquale Casale Nell Freer James Iwis, William LaPolt Ken Stein, Chfl Rogers, Willis Twsman Rod nc) Quick and William Ollivett Also Wl.liarn, Hooer Jamfs Monks Perry Sats Man In Rosenberg, Tom Uacket, Pat Emrr, Frl Brown Richard McNair Robert and Richard Bub, Bruce Smith Robert and William Paroll, John Frldslne and Ros Leonard Also Andrew Uiban Stanley Eern, StuurL Ei win Joseph Sorrentlno, Richard Illnklej Jerry Sage, Lou Miller John Harris, Tom Anzelone William McDonald Norman Johns, Cnrl Llndham and Marion Boone tenth ecnt taking the decision Stonev Cotten anoseoierC Helnkke Tuibine Baylor who placed third and lHer was three lengths before CJuth, Missouri, were behind Parker Red Men Players Schedule Meeting Harold Seaman, manager of the Red Men's Softball team, has called a meeting of all club Softball players for this afternoon, at the Mfn street clubrooms, at 2 o'clock All plajers will be measured for uniforms, he said After the meeting the players will go to Memorial field for a practice session, be said Davis Leads Army To Seventh Victory WEST POINT (API Qlenn Da vis Vaced his Army baseball teammates to an 11 to 7 Mitor over Brooklyn college yesterday The Claremont, Calif galloper pilfered four bases, scored two runs and collected three hits as lhe Cadeis extended their unbeaten streak to seven straight Davis now has eleven stolen bases In six games this spring Va.i Kingarvie Tops Gulfstream Feature MIAMI. FLA lAPl McLaughlin's rCtngarvle won the IIS 000 added' Hallandale Handicap at Oulfstream park yesterday by five lengths. Statesman was second and Darby Dlniout third In the closing feature of the Florida racing season which GfcTS BIO TROUT Gordon Rose. 298 Fain lew avenue, landed a 22 lnch 4', pound brown trout In the Wappingera i reek at Red Oaki Mill mterday aftei noon He as flshjug with his father, Harry Rose. Woodcock Not Dead, British Are Assured LONDON (AP) British heavyweight champion Brute Woodcock was In as good a condition as expected for some one who had a fractured jaw set That was the word yesterday from the hospital where Woodcock was reuperatlng following his seven round knockout loss to Joe Baksl of Kumpmont.

Pa, last Tueidaj The official bulletin on the Britons condition was given out to spike rumors that spread throughout England that the yorkshlrciruui had died Woodcocks Jaw was broken in the fight and he was taken to St James hospital In Leeds Ills' Jaw was Friday It believed the rumor started following the repoit of the death of Benncy Leonard, formerly woild lightweight champion while referee lng a fight In New York Friday night NEW YORK (API Major kallM Itud togi. Including yeaurda? i gamei NATIONAL LEAUIK Pel OB Pittsburgh 4 0 1 000 PhlUddtilua a 1 oo l'i Brookl)n' 1 1 100 3 New YOU 3 3 (00 1 Al Louu 3 1 100 2at Cincinnati 3 3 400 3(i Boston 3 3 4UO 31. cnicajK i ISO AMISICAN LIAt.l 1 IV 1. Pit OB Boston 4 0 1 000 Chirairo 2 1 000 1 Dclroil 1 sou 3 ft 7 7 '00 1 SI I I 131 Clfiiiirt 15 ill Phlltrirlphio I 3 ISO 3 yrajhtngtou I J50 2 King ranch Flash Bum in a field of 10 AlexLs from the Christiana stable of Mr and Mrs Hairy Lunger of Del awaie. stumbled having the Malting gate, and touted Jockey Rupeito Donoso The mishap proved some bother to Natchez and Turbine as they fought for the lead corning down the stretch for Alexis swung Into the rail and forced the pair to pull up slightl) Natchez' performance would have been beter, had It not been for this but as It was the1 Jeffords colt sped around In 1 42 3 '5, to crack the mark of 1 43 15 set only lasj year by Calumet farms Armed Natchez packed top weight of 126 pounds Including Jockey Al Snider, In making his second victory In two 1947 starts He won the second division of the Harford Handicap here Monday The victor collected $18 500 for his owner and paid 13 20, $2 60 and $2 20 for $2 Jaspers Head Seton Hall Relays NEWARK, (API ManhattanManhattan college dominated the first run.

ning of the Seton Hall Relay carnival which ushered in the eastern outdoor track season yesterday before 3,500 hardy customers who huddled beneath threatening skies In Newark stadium. Coach George Eastment's fleet Jaspers captured three of the seven college anj university events, which were billed as eastern championships and served as a warm up for next week's Penn Relays, and finished second 4n two others Manhattan ran away'with lhe half mile, one mile and four mile slick passing eents NYU only other winner of more than one race, Uxik the nunltei iiille and two mile events while Atmy triumphed in tlie distance medley and Seton Hall tabbed the spring medley Phillies, Braves Divide Triumphs BOSTON (API Hopping on Charlie cRedl Barrett for five runs in the opening Inning the Philadelphia Phillies jesterda won the second game of a Patriots Dav doubleheader 9 2 after bowing 9 3 to Bos i toiiii Graves in the ojiener A paid crowd of 21J74 fans saw Tube shortstop Duk Culler stiff er I a ankle spiain In that Inning when he rated buckward and lunged for a soft flv hit bj Fmil Verban Fwo of the Phils' runs tame in on the plav And Seininlck Phil catcher hit a home run far over the left field wall in the seventh off leftv Glen Elliott Fd Wright nattered eight hits fairly well to win the opener as the nibe bopjitd Tom Hughes for flic mas in the setond inning to settle the issue Bob Elliott added a homer tn the seventh victory jiIJiicJUnerlcan reEgne sea son Manager Lou Boudreau of the Indians with a perfect day at bat including two doubles and a single, scored three Cleveland runs and starred In the field Righthander Don Black, who bested Detroit Freddie Hutchinson as each gave up nine hits, subdued the Tigers In every inning but the fifth when they bunched five hits, including Pat Mullln's two run homer for all three of their runs Baksi May Battle Swedish Ring King LONDON tAP) Joe Baksl may fight Ole 'landberg, Swedish heavyweight champion, In Stockholm on June 15, sources close to the Kulp mont. Pa, heavyweight said last night Baksi registered a technical knock out in the seventh round last Tues i Hnv niohl ocrnlnvt Rrure Wiwl(v I British champion, and then declined an offer to fight world champion Joe Louis His manager Nate Wolf son will I fly to Stockholm the same day to I discuss a contract with Swedish pro miners and If the price Is right the Americans will sign, the sources said Boston Sox Rap Philadelphia, 4 2 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Don Dl a single wtth Uo out and the bases loaded In the tenth gae the Boston Red Sox a 4 to 2 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics before 13 718 esterda The Red SoX had, led the score in the ninth on Trd WilMama' homer oer the right Held fence and Johnny Pesk single. Tex Hughson started the game for the Red Sox After Mirrenderlng a run In th first Inning on a double bv Ferris Fain and a single by Sam Chapman, he hurled six scoreless frames before yielding to Harry Dorlsh Dorlsh, who won Bostons opener tn relieving Hughson, gave up a run in the eighth on a single by deorge Blnks. a throwing error by him self and a two bagger by Chapman Rookie Joe Coleman went the en Lire 10 Innings foe.

Philadelphia, fliatukv 7b Robinson RfWr, cl krr If Racklf) xx runllo Hrmnkl Edwird Jorgrnsm 3 Branca Hlgbt Snider CiHh AH ro Tanned for fbe in at Ji xx Kan lyr MW illKK HI tt rr Orarhait R)Jlir llartung Wh tf Mur lb Marsha. Couprr i rtiomaun 2i Lotukr 3b Knnrd), Voisellr BROOK I YN Nrw YOHK AB PO A Bidwill Dies; Owned Grid Cards CHICAGO (API Charles W. Bidwill, SI year old millionaire sportsman died of pneumonia terday In the midst of effort trrftrk fill a crowning ambition bullqjrn his bedragtfed Chicago Cardlnslj into a National Football league champion The free' spendlng Bidwill ontaf. a sports realm that also extended le two Chicago race tracks and four Florida dog tracks, died under oxjgen tent four days after beta! stricken BidaUl, a man of legendary generosity who was rightfully' called 'Goodtlme Charle" last winter had signed Charley Tilppl. Georgia All Ainerlia halfback for a J100000 four year contract The signing markid bv the biggest professional football balhhoo since the dss ol Red Grange Bidwill whose wealth has been estimated at between S6 00O0U0 and $1Q 000 000 also was heaWly Invested In Sportsman's Park and Hawthorne, Chicago race tracks shared ownership In four Florida dog tiarks and twite owned stables of thoroughbreds Rum halted 111 Uif 1 Hllrr 1 Mir lllo fnri Cooprr Tun baM hi Hot).

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