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in advance of Pot 0' Luck from Warren Wright's Calumet farm Mrs Lewis' Darby Dieppe hoping to be the first grey horse to carry off honors in the classic run for the roses was third beaten a half length for runner-up honors Lt Cmdr Buhl's-Air Sailor failed to land in the money picture by a neck as the other horses finished far back Running over a track soaked by three days of rain and under overcast skies that threatened all day long to drench the crowd of 65000 the Jacksonville Fla-owned Hoop Jr stepped out In front of the pack inside of the first sixteenth of a mile and never was headed Arcaro who won in 1938 with Lawrin and four years ago with Whir laway rated Hoop along in front of the pack until he hit the head of the home quarter mile from the finish line Then acting as if he was up on another Whirlaway the veteran Newport Ky Italian called on Hoop Jr The race for the $64850 winner's share of the gross purse of $86875 was settled right there When the Hooper bay crossed the finish line swinging on the bit he enjoyed the biggest margin of victory since Whir laway won by eight lengths Hoop ran all but the first quarter mile on the rail where the caro's whip to send him bounding going was heaviest but he stepped past Houssel's B3rrneaboncl the distance in slowest He swung straight down the mid-time since Gallant Fox needed die of the track where the going 2:07 3-5 to win over a good track in 1930 The last time the derby was much better opened a two-was run over a muddy track in length lead as he passed the 1929 Clyde Van Dusen was judges' stand and then went over clocked in 2:10 2-5 fr 1 caro's whip to send him bounding past Houssel's B3rmeabond He swung straight down the middle of the track vv'hire the going was much better opened a two-length lead as he passed the judges' stand and then went over to the rail By ORLO ROBERTSON LOTITSVILL nA thp tun nvpr honors in the classic run for the Groses appeared hi won tne List Lana ricnest or ail hentucky derbies 15 rival 3-year-olds were in another race as easily it With Eddie Arcaro in the saddle for his third triumph in America's premier race the son of Sir Gallahad III carried Hooper blue and hite silks across the finish line six lengths in advance of Pot 0' Luck from Warren Wright's Calm- met farm first grey VV Lewis' ewisary Dieppe hoping MS Db the horse to carry of f' Lrotc was third beaten a half length for runner-up honors Buhl's-Air Sailor failed to land in the money picture by a neck as the other horses finished far back Running over a track soaked by three days of rain and under overcast skies that threatened all day long to drench the crowd of 63 000 the Jacksonville Fla -owned Hoop Jr stepped out In front of the pack inside of the first sixteenth of a mile and never was headed Arcaro who won in 1938 with Lawrin and four years ago with Whirlaway rated Hoop along in front of the pack until he hit the head of the home quarter mile from the finish line wm faabeORNI NCAA JUMP CIIA3111 AGAIN Fred Sheffield of Utah who tied with Ken Weisner for the NCAA high jump championship at Marquette Saturday 0 faabeaainiORNI for the aturday 04aorc 1 it 4:: 47'4 Iv I rr i --v '4 L' rv 4 I 4 I 4 '''l eafftwkikaaiati6461404eAsivoktififakadtidaor A i --likAill 1 a At 00 Mi RC reVe 420ifsk 4 ioagx teA-4-Dts Sheffield Ties for NCAA Title Again 1r MILWAUKEE Wis June 9 Sheffield of the University of Utah 1943 champion and Ken Wiesner of Marquette defending champ tied for the NCAA high jump championship here Saturday night by leaping over the lumber at six I of the of Marnp chainler at six TIIE HOOP ROLLS ACROSS FOR A DERBY WIN Hoop Jr splashes across the line in the seventy-first running I leads Pot o' Luck by six lengths and Darby Dieppe is of the Kentucky derby at Churchill Downs Saturday He I half a length bark of Pot o' Luck to take show money TIIE HOOP ROLLS ACROSS FOR A DERBY WIN Hoop Jr splashes across the line in the seventy-first running I leads Pot o' Luck by six lengths and Da of the Kentucky derby at Churchill Downs Saturday He I half a length bark of Pot o' Luck to take i I UTAH GRIDDER DIES IN VICTORY WORTH 825000 Arcaro Wins Third Derby Form Chart On Derby As Hoop Jr rounded the first turn with B3-meabond a length back Alexis from Henry Lunger's Christiana stable was running smoothly in third place Pot CYLuck Darby Dieppe and Col 'Whitney's well-backed Jeep were far back with the latter out in the middle of the track Swinging into the back stretch Arcaro still had a tight hold on the reins with Bymeabond holding to second place Alexis found the pace too swift and dropped back as Air Sailor moved into third and Fighting Step owned by the Murlogg farm entered the scene Meantime Doug Dodson on Pot 0Luck and Melvin Calvert on Darby Dieppe were gradually closing in but Hoop Jr still was a long way up in front There was little change in their positions as Hoop showed the way out of the back stretch rounded the final turn and pointed his nose toward the finish line Almost as if he were shot out of a cannon the Sir Gallhad offspring shook off his competitors Busher Captures Prize in San Vicente Handicap Bob Repich tackle on the University of Utah football team last year died at a Salt Lake hospital Saturday afternoon The young athlete had a tonsilectomy last week and complications followed which resulted in his unexpected death lie was a grid star at West high before entering the 41j" and also served in the merchant marine Arcaro's victory scored with a colt that cost Hooper $10200 as a yearling tied him for jockey honors in the derby with Earle Sande and Isaac Murphy--each of whom rode three winners Hoop Jr was the favorite parading to the post but by the time Reuben White gave them the word to go the huge throng had established Pot O'Luck as its choice apaprently remembering the two previous triumphs of Wright's colors find one additional by Trainer Ben Jones As the result the well-built colt trained by Ivan Parke who himself twice rode in the derby but never tasted the fruits of victory paid $940 $520 and $4 across the board A $2 place ticket on Pot O'Ltick returned $480 and a show ducat $360 Darby Dieppe paid $4 to show A total of $776403 WS wagered on the race surpassing the previous high of $694870 bet in 1926 when Bubbling Over won Breaking from near the outside on the large field Hoop Jr needed only two cracks of Ar LOUISVILLE Ky June 9 Riding Hoop Jr to a six-length Kentucky Derby victory wax like sitting in a big rocking chair Eddie Arcaro whooped "I tapped him twice coming out" he said "I didn't have to hit him a lick the rest of the way around He acted like he wanted to run nine miles" Arca ro tied Isaac Murphy and Earle Sande as the only jockeys who have ridden as many as three Derby winners "Sure I want to win my fourth" he beamed "I'll try but You know I've ridden three damn good horses to win three" feet 658' inches The two lads put on a desperate duel and tried mightily to get over the six-foot eight-inch mark but both failed on their three attempts and had to be content with a half share of the title Sheffield also won 'third place in the broad jump with a leap of 23 feet 74 inch a distance that he made in the prelTmmarles held In the afternoon He cnd not attempt a jump in the finals as he conserved his strength for his specialty the high jump Another lad from Utah Herb Wilkinson now representing Iowa tied for fourth in the high jump with Charles Martin of Wisconsin John Mc Nab of Michigan and Henry Aihara of Illinois Navy Team Cops NC4A Laurels MILWAUKEE Wis June 9 (UP)--The Naval academy completed an all-victorious collegiate track season Saturday night by winning the 24th annual national collegiate track and field championship at Marquette university stadium with 62 points as Illinois defending champion finished second with 57 points It marked the first time in NCA A history that Navy or any eastern team has won the cinder classic desperate get over nark but attempts with a lird phtce a leap of ance that tries held not at- Ials as he for A tah Herb Ling Iowa AO jump Visconsin tgan and ops Is June 9 academy Howl col-Saturday th annual and field lette um-points as tpion fin-points It a NCA A ly eastern er classme 'ARCADIA Cal June 9 Louis Mayer's hard-hitting filly won the $25000 one-mile San Vincente handicap for three-3rr-olds Saturday defeating Charles Howard's Sea Sovereign by one and one-quarter lengths after a torrid stretch duel Busher was held back in second coupled with Patrimony was the s' 6-to-10 favorite by Jockey Johnny Longden until Other also rans: Ameche's Son the three-quarter mark but once of Chance Crenshaw's Al-opened up the fleet filly outran fa and Norman Church's Quick the Howard entry Bismarch Sea Reward which threw his 'rider finished third seven lengths be Charley Corbett at the start hind 'Sea Sovereign Red Cross to' Win At Track Meet 1 i I A 77- NEW YORIC June 9 proceeds of the two-day national A A 11 track and field championships on Randall's island New York on June 29 and 30 will go to the American Red Cross the two organizations announced Saturday On June 30 the'21 senior events will close the outdoor season The same number ofevents but with the competitors restricted to those athletes who have not won an Olympic national or national collegiate title will be run off on June 29 4 "ff 11 11)1 1-- 1 irie IS 0 IL 61 cc 44 ti4q I i 3- L' 41 i' A 01 totrisWILLE KY June l'AP (By this Triangle Publications Inc (The Racing )77n se-tenth Kentucky Derby Tcree 175000 added for 3-year-olds- 114 Start good front att won easilv artri (-riving Winner hay chestnut 3-year-oid Geillahal 111--One Hour HointAir: trainer Parke $A4e50 $4000 $10nfi glom) 'Trainer aaards first horse $3000: second latrse S2ri0n third horse $1000 Breeders' sta-srd $2000 $1000 $500 Time 2:07 2-P7 Frarorai tim of WhIftt--1 In :22 i-c i In :46 114in 1:14 mile in 341 14 miles in PP Ai Ft- F- 14t-ion Jr 12 2 1 1 1 -I 1 Arrant 126 Pt-6 o' Lurk 7 15 14 10 8 5 2 T) Dod WWI 124 Darby Dieprieti 9 In 12 9 6 3 3 Calver 126 Atr Saior 5 5 5 5 3 4 4 Haas 126 eep 1 6 7 5 6 5 A Kirkand 326 It ymeabond 1 2 2 2 3 6 A Smith 126 itea 2 3 6 8 10 7 7 Woolf 126 F-strtirg Step 11 11 4 4 4 1 South 126 Purrung Dream 6- 7 10 It 11 9 9 A Snider 126 A'orsta 11 4 1 3 7 11 10 scavithorn 126 Trweign Agent 4 9 9 6 9 10 -11 Knmt 126 Ili-ssrestt 1 1113 11 12 A Crag 121 Tieer pebtei st 10 31 12 12 13 13 Ft Layton 126 Vrt 14 15 15 15 14 14 Wevistnttri 12o Ja-ema 15 12 13 14 14 15 15 14 1 Lindberg 126 Xertissorth Lad 13 in 18 16- 16 16 Watson 124 Rnileoetti Isid and Sect Were coupled at Graham entry Rirneabod Mmweet Flea Pliailove Tier Rebel Jacoby Bert Kenilworth Lact were coupied in the mutuel field Hrep Jr away well nnened UP a clear act iiage tn first 3-161h was taken ke the pare wider a ateadving kcl to the eireten reerionded with muill rieray -wrier cale1 upon- and won with eel' Pot Lock away slowly trared itn artr reaghing the final lie ginne enitind on the final turn but eut to the input while cloging last anti at-ettook Air Sailor and Darby Dieppe in wet!" succession near the eend Darby Dienoo nettred his position gradually from a very swgzish start but weakened sudsier nes- the end -Air Sailor went form arl'e pigged itio4 on the outside from sire start taH4 mildly and also faltered in int' late Jeer alwave e'ear so he raced wide did not respond '-ten relied upon Bvtreabond taken to Ire insde early forred the early tare in toird trade a bid on the etreteh turn hilt VP Way in the list quarer Sea wCirvi bad no mishaps Fighting Step ed atter raring well to the final tipAteler and itwervil in the final ighth ntra Drearn riteed wide and never threaenet A itala kart lip tinder pressure tsT fiat tneet out bail? before amine a rti Fort-gn A itent dropped out of conitroion nit the aecrtn4 turn Vo 1 FlOr rl 1 41 Y-ereign Agent 4 9 6 9 10 11 KrrU 12A I 1 3 1113 12 A Crt 1'21 ror in 1 12 12 13 13 11 1aNton 126 lc 1K ig avp ws In the list nua Sea ou Swatoar bad no rnishape Flirhtinr Step deeaaored attoT raring well to the final -ler a nl wervel in th final Orbit' Dream rtte4 wys I -pa wexte kar ti tindr pressure ts- tno1 ba IT before coin a Busher's time 1:36 35 was the fastest mile at Santa Anita park this seasdri In humbling the field of seven colts Mayer's filly paid $320 $260 $260 The Howard entry paid $370 to place and $400 to show' Don Ameche's Sir Bim expected to be Busher's main rival finished seventh apparently tiring badly under the top impost of 126 pounds Sir Bim ran among the first three for three-quarters Busher toting 121 pounds and of seven colts Mayer's filly paid $320 $260 $260 The Howard en- tr al 6 In our $370 to place and $400 1 --V111-74 A Ne" 'e l- dbib4 'LL it 47' 14'141 7701 :4: I A'1 4 I fr I 1 1 I I 1 41''Al I I 1 4 UTAH'S BIGGEST GOLF BENEFIT Sandal June 17 At fort Douglas club A GREAT SHOVir FOR A GREAT CAUSE Li I MM GOLF BIGGEST GOLr otnutIFIT! BING BOB (BROTHER!) Vtt (r ItP va9 td rt Crosby Hope Appear in SL Sunday for Vets' enefit uien Es Captures 1-t 1----" t-r- iamtirio 1 11s 4--- 4 1 3 7- I -4--L-ritii 7 1 I 141101't 2- "7" ok-' -t i r-1 Blackstone 'Cap '-'xw-' 11 1- 'tfi5 '1 t- 7 1 4 I VV N': ex! i' 4-' 7 Apte Wg4- fr 114VN: -7! yo- 61 1111111111111111111ww 1-' PAWTUCKET I June 9 LP) Wes lees Quien Es shipped in from Pimlico for the stake came from behind Saturday at Narragansett park to win the first division of the47500 added Blackstone Valley handicap as the 25- day spring meeting came to an end INarragansett park to win tne tirst division of added Black- stone Valley handicap as the 25- day spring meeting came to an 7 44 IlwootrIT day (Bing Bob and Bushnell) is just a week away Next Sunday the country's top entertainers showmen golfers and cut-ups will come to- Salt Lake City for a triple-feature an 18-hole golf match at Fort Douglas starting at 1 a dinner at the Hotel Utah at 6 in and a two-hour stadium show at the university starting at 8:30 The movie-golfers a paying their own way to Salt Lake to put be a rehearsal for the tour of on a benefit for the Bushneell hos- C8 mps overseas Elaborate plans have been mad pital They hope to raise enough for all three events A new attend-money from the three appearances ance record is expected at the its-to build a nine-hole golf course at dium The largest crowd at the Bushnell bowl to date was 22000 That fig-The golf course is badly needed ure is expected to be surpassed A at Bushnell in Ahe reconditioning record golf turnout is also being program for the wounded service anticipated men but no government funds can It's the biggest event to hit Utah be used to construct the layout in years be a rehearsal for the tour of camps overseas Elaborate plans have been mad for all three events A new attendance record Is expected at the stsdium The largest crowd at the bowl to date was 22000 That fig- ure is expected to be surpassed A record golf turnout is also being anticipated Its the biggest event to hit Utah in years may golfers e-feature a ium show tour of been made attend tt the etaard at the That figrpassed A also being hit Utah IIN 77i: I i 1 si I ti r''' i si I -i 4 II) ii I 1 'f i'l I Bil '411 -I al 4111011 TI'eN ski i 1f4 -itin 40 tt x1-- 4 t--'- -i vitz' -'7 --NvA 2' A 4 3f i I Ni Licenses Denied NEW YORK June 9 The Jockey club Saturday denied riding licenses to Don Meade and Kenneth McCombs Both had been suspended for infractions Don rode here last year after a previous suspension but he is- at present under a suapension for an infraction at Mexico City' McCombs was accused of complicity with a pster service in New York's Queens county last year ew York a s-' fraction at Mexico City McCombs was with a in N's county last year accused of complicity tpster ervice A crowd of 30000 wagered more than a million dollars again and a new daily average record for New England was established at the meeting Quien Es paid $10 $640 and $380 after his nose victory over Daily's Johnny Jr covering six furlongs in 1:10 4-5 The victory was worth $6150 to the owner of the 7-year-old son of Hygro Johnny Jr returned $820 and $440 after beating the favorite Eastwood's Challamore to the wire by half a length The latter paid $3 to show or tre 1-year-old son or Hygro Eatood Challamore to i Johnny Jr returned $820 and $440 after beating the favorite sw's the ire by half a length The latter paid $3 to show 1 04 rod oc-z fLA 1 i'llIgfr 0-w- f- 9 9 Namo I "CHI GARFF Co Oldsmobile Dealer 120 East 5th South Salt Lake City Utah Expert Factory-trained Mechanics Provide You Courteous Efficient Service Cinderella Horse 81100 CHICAGO June 9 (CTPS)-- Several years ago Joe Hurbutt assistant track superintendent at Sportsman's park Chicago half mile track came upon a mare in one of the stables after the track closed apparently left to starve to death -oesifiti OP 'it 1100)' as at aio OW PM 10 Its i Quick -r1f--- Economical Plontiful Complete Meal for Any Dog GAINES MEAL 10-lb Bag $110 25-lb Bag $250 SO-lb Bag $490 GAIN E3 IER UN Cli ON 10-lb Bag $120 25-1b Bag $265 50-11) Bag S61 6 spolial bri 4 1 ok-4---- --i 1 1 ---1 (0 1- i 2 1 'N4-' (1--1k406--11 a it4-ii I (- 1---1x 40101" 1 -ueen 1 r--- fi5 (- 1 r) 0 411 46 it 4 I '''''i l' A- 1J: tt VI i--'-'-'' 't I 1- I I i 1 i jitA i oh0415A'' '440mmumn10- votti 1 i NEN GARFF CO Cinderella Horse 'pl: 1' A lk' t'''--- illiktovso i MO oli -d :1 li "vline 'to I owsli A IA v)- 1 Kos -2" Oldsmobile Dealer VIM 81100 NueSei flso 1 r'--- 1 i lo 1 120 East CHICAGO June 9 4' 1 11 1 ') 21- 1 it 5th South Sat lake City Utah Several years ago Joe Hurbutt ''s -4SNoi-------- 1-) s- 7 -2' 1 ki) I lrogi assistant track superintendent at Quick Expert Factory-trained Sportsman's park Chicago lialf- 1 is AtNTh ttz: 1 SitT 1--4 i -f--' A er ts Economical Mechanics Provide You mile track came upon a mare in i (71 116 1 1 one of the stables after the track Courteous Efficient a I t''''-' Plantiful o- anaagt I closed apparently left to starve --1) 'iN rt i 'IP 10)J 2105:1117 i 021 M51 octe a li ell AN i Service I to death 1 GAINES MEAL GAINES 10 -sew iptt 1 01 iv i 3 0 NN---- SO-lb 1 ag S490 4504 Ira: 56 It BI log 20 65 16 As a result some public-spirited leaders in Ogden and Salt Lake City have started the ball rolling The A rehabilitation committee lended its aid by securing Crosby and Hope to appear here and now arrangements are complete for the biggest event in Utah in years George Schneiter one of the lea9ling figures in the program and loetal representative on the A rehabilitation committe will tearawith Bing Crosby and John Geertsen Fort Douglas pro will pair off with Bob Hope The tussle will be over 18 boles and should produce some good golf and plenty of laughs Both Crosby and Hope are excellent golfers The dinner will be held in honor of the famed team The public is invited at $750 per plate The golf match is $250 and the stadium show $120 Hope plans to bring his entire troupe to Salt Lake City which will accompany him overseas He is scheduled to leave for Europe shortly after his appearance here and his show at the stadium will ft 25 a resulL some puolic-spintea leader in Ogden and Salt Lake City have started the ball rolling lended its aid by securing The PGA rehabilitation commit- ee Crosby and Hope to appear here and now arrangements are corn- plete for the biggest event in Utah in years George Schneiter one of lea9ling f' igure in the program and loctal representative on the PGA A rehabilitation i will GteeaerartsveeinthFBoirntgDCoruogsibays apnrdo Juohiini pair off with Bob Hope The tussle will be over 18 holes and should produce some good golf and plenty of laughs Both Crosby and Hope are excellent golfers The dinner vvill be held in honor of the famed team The public is invited at $750 late The golf match is 5250 and the tad Per sgium ah 8 to bring his entire troupe to Salt Lake City which will accompany him overseas He is scheduled to leave for Europe shortly after his appearance here and his show at the stadium will 1:01 la If I ow I I' of 1 it ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS Specializing in CAR LUBRICATION BRAKE IGNITION MOTOR FENDER and BODY WORK AND TRUCKS ALL MAKES OF CARS Specializing in CAR LUBRICATION BRAKE IGNITION MOTOR FENDER and BODY WORK Althougrh not a trainer Hurbutt nursed the mare back to health and gave her numerous opportunities to win a race Saturday he received his reward The mare doe-Flight bred by Mrs John Herz of Chicago won the first race at Hawthorne paying 53320 in the mutuels and Hurbutt collected the purse of U100 and gave her numerous opportuni- Althougrh not a trainer Hurbutt nursed the mare back to health ties to Win a race Saturday he Ills reward 'rhe mare Cloe-Flight bred by Mrs John Herz of Chicago won the first race at Hawthorne paying 53320 in the mutuels and Hurbutt collect- ed the purse of 1100 -4-- a I tit) '1 I 4 224 SOUTH STAIR cv-1)173 I A-eceived I 1 i i 4 -1 4 0110 4 i 4 i "--S --liel'it''' Eztmuaiiii) 1 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