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REPUBLIC BULLDOG Pac 30. Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Tuesday, May 12, 1959 By W.alt Ditzen Royal Orbit Wins Preakness Prep Fan Fare REPUBLIC MAIL ImiSS Patterson Assured Minimum Mauler 2nd; mm jQJSl 420,000 For Title Defense Dancer On Sidelines BALTIMORE (AP)-Royal Or Norbury Wins Golf Title Fair Racing Pact Signed A contract for statins automobile races at the state' Fairground and a 29-day commercial horse racing meet were agreed on yesterday by the Arizw State Fair Commission. Gt'orie F. Husk v.

in charge of Phoenix Auto Racing Enterprises, was awarded the auto contract for the fiscal year. Three bids for auto-racing privileges were Opened at a Feb. 10 meeting of the commission, but the decision was delayed to allow for further studies. Husky has held the contract for the past two The horse race meet will have approximately the same dates as last with an operator to be named later. The commercial meet would bit uncorked one of his patented drives in the stretch yesterday and polished, off five potential preakness rivals with a half- cent, and Johansson 20 per cent.

Patterson already had been guaeinteed a minimum of $300,000 and Johansson $100,000 of the gate receipts. Irving B. Kahn, Teleprompter president, said the closed circuit TV would be piped into 200 or more locations, with a total of more than 500,000 seats available. The record for such a telecast was set for the second Ray Robinson-Carmen Basilio middleweight championship fight March 23, 1938, when nearly 400,000 spectators viewed the fight In 174 locations, with receipts of $1,400,000. golf championship yesterday.

He beat Mike Phillips of Yale 3 and 2 in the 18-hoIe final match over the Springdale Golf Club course. NEW YORK (AP) Floyd Patterson is assured a minimum $420,000 for defending his heavyweight championship against lngemar Johansson at Yankee Stadium June 25. The Swedish challenger will get at lpast $160,000. These totals were arrived at yesterday with the announcement by promoter Bill Rosens'thn that the auxiliary rights, including theater television, radio, and motion pictures, had been sold to Teleprompter Corporation for a minimum of $300,000. There will be no home teievision.

Patterson, as champion, will receive 40 per PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) Don Norbury, 21-year-old University of Pennsylvania junior, won the 25th annual Eastern Intercollegiate Court OKs Arkansas Dog Track length victory in the Preakness Prep. SALESMAN WANTED Jockey Willie Harmatz, who steered Mrs. Halina Braunstein's colt to a fast-closing fourth in LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-The' Arkansas Supreme Court yester day cleared the way for grey-1 hound racing at Hot Springs.

the Kentucky Derby May 2, again brought him from far off the pace and overtook Emil Dolce's Manassa Mauler in the chase down Pimlico's newly lengthened stretch. Award Goes To Ewbank State law requires that any dog Halimi KOs Asuncion track be approved by residents of Windhorn Heads Back To Denver Two lengths back came King JO THIS MAN 1. Between 25 and 40. 2. Good education background and successful business experience.

3. Resident of Arixona for one year er more. 4. Willing and able to undergo intensive training program. A SALES CAREER 1.

With Futur Security and Prstig, 2. With Ne Ceiling en Earnings, 3. With highly Specieliied Training. 4. With Guerented Incem up to $5,000 while training.

5. With a Future in Management if qualified. Ranch's Black Hills, followed by PARIS (AP) Alphonse Halimi, G. Robinson's Marauder, France's world batamweight who faded after opening up a DL.w bR (Af outfielder champion, stopped Al Asuncion of five-length lead at one time along opfTi Nov. 13 and race on Wednes-j days.

Fridays, Saturdays and' BALTIMORE (AP) Weeb Ew-Si-ndays through Dec. 30, with bank coach of the Nationa Footj Chr.srmas day e.i cored. Two Thursday would also he utilized League charaP10n -Thanksgiving Day and Christ- Colts- was 8iven the "Sportsman; rnas Eve. of the Year" award last night by Applications for these dates will the Baltimore Sports Reporters be submitted to the Arizona 1 ing Commission, which rreetsi next Monday to set dates for the Ewbank has been coach of the' uoruon wmunurn i Mdiea iu tne Philippines last night in 2:30 the backstretch turn to uenver wnere ne won the fifth round of their sched-the American Association' bat- upA nn.titip in.rmmHpr the with the Boars last Palais De Sports. ting title season.

Ben Hatskin's Master Palynch and the second half of the King Ranch entry, Call the Witness, brought up the rear in the six-horse field. the county involved at a local op-1 tion election. The question before the court was whether the majority by which the dog track proposal carried in Garland County (Hot Springs) last year was sufficient under the law. Four justices said it was, two dissented and the seventh did not participate. Milan S.

Creighton, president of the Hot Springs Kennel Club, said construction of a $1,300,000 greyhound racing plant may start by July 1. The track could operate a max-' imum of 100 days a year. Arkansas now has one dog track It was a tuneup for Halimi's title defense against Jose Becerra state's commercial meetings. Colts since 1954. Selection will be made en a competitive besis for one ef the most prominent financial institutions on the continent.

If you feel you can qualify, submit application, including full details of experience, education, address and telephone number to: lox 22-YK, Republic ft Gaiette. of Mexico at Los Angeles July 8 It was the last boxing show for! yw th. famH that RyaI 0nbt fnghtened off Windhorn. 25-year-old Phoenix product', hit .328 with the Bears last year and was named top rookie at the New York Yankee spring training camp this year. The Yankees sent him to Richmond of the International League but Denver general manager Bob Howsam said Monday his contract was being transferred to Denver.

ll: is being torn down. Halimi dominated the fight from Saturdays $150,000 added the start and ended it when hepreaKness sent Asuncion to the floor-for a If the enire delegation shows six-count in the fifth a right up Saturday, bout a dozen can to the head. be expected to start the big race, The Philippine fighter, battered makin8 fme at West Memphis. groggy, rose to his feet, j1 ncneK ine wona Asuncion moved forward as if he Brookmeade's Sword Dancer, wanted to continue, but referee the probable Preakness choice be-Pierre Schemann pushed him back' cuase of his second by a nose to his corner, then stopped the the now-absent Tomy Lee in the Optioned Outfielder Yearns For Home JC Tourney Invites PC fight. QUESTION 1 What do SERVICE MANAGERS recommend? ANSWER A MOTOR TUNE UP hr qud sfarti and smooth performance.

prevacatIon I TUN! Derby, sat this one out. Besides Sword Dancer and the prep contenders, those already on the grounds include Elkcam Stable's Open View, eighth In Kentucky; Anthony. Imbesi's Rico Tesio, who was 10th; Ce-King, who ran 11th; and Robert The Phoenix College Bears, with more than 30 victories on Eli, Harvard Slated 1-2 KANSAS CITY (AP)-Zeke Bella, Kansas City outfielder who has been optioned to Shreveport of the Southern Association, said, Monday he is thinking of going home to Byram, feel I deserved a better! break than I got," Bella their record, pushed their way Champion yesterday into the National Jun NEW YORK (AP-Yale and g95 ior Colleg3 Tournament May 21-23 at Grand Junction, Colo. The Bears, coached by Steve Carson, were invited to fill a '59 FORD S. Lytle's Sundown II, a non-Derby starter.

The defeat did not discourage the handlers of Manassa Mauler, who was claimed only last No Harvard, the only major unbeaten Eastern powers, were seeded one-two yesterday for the Eastern College Sprint Rowing Championships at Lake Carnegie Saturday. Whitewall vacancy left when Mesa Junior College of Grand Junction automatically eligible as host team SIM' 1 won the Colorado state title. Officials rated both eight-oared vember by Dulce for $12,500 and Siit 6.70-15, Tubed Type, Plus Tax and Recappablt Tin All tires installed FREE by our experts. crews equal out tne tiis were then won the Wood Memorial in tSove $250 NOW April from First Landing. The The Phoenix College faculty athletic committee must approve funds for the trip.

given the nod in the seedings because they are the i champions in the 2,000 meters bargain colt carried 120 pounds, eieht more than Royal Orbit. In (mile, 427 yards) race at Prince the mile and three sixteenths, all will carry 126. ton, N.J ANY MAKE OR MODEL HERBERT ELECTED SEATTLE (AP) Howard D. Herbert of Moorestown, N.J., was re-electd president yesterday of BIG VACATION SALE Read Mullein Ford 28 E. Vui Bnrrn Syracuse was seeded third and Pennsylvania fourth.

In all 13 crews will battle for varsity honors, and 12 each for the freshman Ying Yang Wins the United States Figure Skating Association. SAN BRUNO, Calif. (AP) Ying and Yang held off longshot and junior varsity titles. The first two varsity crews, and possibly all four finalists, may be entered in the eight-oared trials for the Pan-American team. TIGHTEN BATTERY TERMINALS ADJUST AUTOMATIC CHOKE CLEAN AND OIL AIR CLEANER CHECK ALL IGNITION HIRING CLEAN rCEL FILTER BOWL TINE ENGINE CLEAN AND RESET spark runs RESET IGNITION AND TIMING ANALYZE AND ADJUST CARBURETOR.

CLEAN AND RESET IGNITION POINTS INSPECT AND ADJUST FAN BELT Gigantic in the final strides yes- BERATED mm terday and won the $22,500 spring handicap closing Tanforan's rac PARTS EXTRA VOLVO '5f Adios Judge Wins Feature At Yonkers The Flattest TOWN COUNTRY PLYMOUTH 1303 East Camdbock Rd. CR 7-4791 YONKERS, N.Y. (AP)-Adios ing season. Gaelic Gold was third. Ridden by Ray York, the 4-year-old son of Basileus II took command at the head of the stretch and beat out the 35-to-l Gigantic by a head.

Time for the 1116 mile was 1:43. The largest weekday gathering in Tanforan history, 11,896, was on hand for the nine-race windup of the 55-day season. I TEST DRIVE ONE OF OUR REFRIGERATED DEMONSTRATORS We still have a few NEW YOLVOS from our last ship-ment. We will not receive another shipment until June. Make your choice now.

NEW YORK BARBER SHOP 3632 East Thema M. Judge, driven by Robert Myer, was in front wire to wire to win last night's feature 3,500 Class A pace at Yonkers Raceway. Gay Dancer was second and the time re. for the mile was 2:03 25. The 5- year-old horse by Adios, owned The field of 15 horses made it by R.

C. Carpenter of Chester, N.Y., returned $11.10. Scotch 1959 SUNBEAM 1959 HILLMAN Tape, the 9-10 favorite, finished necessary to use two gates. There were four late scratches. Ying and Yang was claimed for a record $27,500 at Santa Anita a badly beaten third.

3 Down in Kentucky, they PRICES START last winter. In Chinese, his name AUTO GLASS means male and female. J1795 He returned $7.20, $4.70, $3.90. FOREIGN CARS A SPECIALTY with FACTORY REFRIGERATION. Real ft Gigantic paid $31.80 and Gaelic Gold, $5.30.

Factory Refrigerated sports car zoom family car room! uu.ifli mi bfiirr man ju mur per raii'm CimiplFtc nrlrctinn. The day's mutuel handle totaled There's no whiskey $982,391. Total for the meeting was $36,434,563, about $2 million less than the comparable 55-day season in 1956. Attendance to BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE ARIZONA AUTO IMPORTS, Inc. Arizona's LARGEST Imported Car Dealer AUTHORIZED VOLVO-HILLMAN-SUNBEAM DEALER 338 North 16th St.

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