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Cos gtigeleg Cimtg sundayapros; -im-hrii'2 MY REQUEST TURNS ON STEAM FOR VICTORY Big Cars Race Today at Ca rrel I Speedway Beverly Four in Action Today Shadow Hills' poloists furnish the mallet competition at the Beverly Hills grounds at 2:30 this afternoon when they tangle with Russ Havenstrite's Beverly Hills, four. The match is being played for the Beverly Hills Polo; Club Spring Trophy. Evenly Matched The teams are very evenly matched, with Beverly Hills rating-one more goal than their 7 i.rtf II 1 I I -ji mi in ii ii iiiiip nmwmmm urn I i ill (JPi Wlrephoto Jamaica. Mount Marcy, ridden by Shelby Clark, is second and Better Self, under Warren Mehrrens, finishes third. FAVORITE TRIUMPHS Ben Whitaker's My Request, with Doug Dodson up, wins Wood -Memorial yesterday at Stretch Run Nets My Request Wood Memorial NEW YORK, April 24 (JPh-Duplicating his daddy's victory in 1942, My Request shattered the Derby hopes of 10 other three-year-old3 today by driving to a tingling length and a half triumph in the 24th running of the Wood Memorial at Jamaica.

Thus the handsome chestnut eon of Requested, whd won this mile and one-sixteenth classic six years ago, goes to Louisville with a perfect record for the season and established him-eelf a colt to reckon with in the Kentucky Derby a week from today. More Impresslre It was the first start for My Request, owned by Texas Ben Whitaker, since April 10 when he captured the Experimental Handicap No. 2 and the colt w3 even more impressive this And again a long shot came along to grab second money this time V. Whitney's Mount Marcy, who closed at 40 to 1. Mount Marcy held a length margin over King Ranch's Better Self, who finished third after being established second choice In the wagering.

Course Packed Made the even money favorite by the crowd of 48,711 persons who jam-packed this Long Island course. My Request paid off at J4. $3.20 and $2.40 for $2. Grandpere Third to Mel Hash at BY JACK CURNOW Carrell Speedway's 10th big car race of the 1948 meet is on tap today at the paved, half-mile Gardena smokepath. First race for the Indianapolis-type irons goes at 2:30 p.m.

The 30-lap feature will be aired over KLAC immediately following the Hollywood baseball game broadcast. Tuesday night the 3-A midgers roll again at Culver City while Huntington Beach speedway inaugurates ARC racing 'Friday night for the 'California Hot Rods Association speedsters. Scored Double While only Mantz has scored a double at Gardena, Kenny, Palmer is being tabbed this afternoon to duplicate the feat. Mantz won't around; he's driving in the first 10lap 3-A Big Car Race at Arlington, 'Tex. This is a preview of the Indianapolis classic May 31.

Palmer again will tool the J. C. Agajanian Offie No. 4 which has been hotly fired up since Clay Smith took over the mechanical chores on the red and white speedster. Palmer, a Norwalk garage owner by trade, won his first big car feature at Gardena two weeks ago.

Last Sunday he swept the card at Fresno. Tex Peterson, barrel-chested Pasadena throttlemasher, changes affiliations at Gardena today. He's piloting the fire-engine red -Al Morales' Offie. He chased Palmer all the way around the Fresno track last week; his first time out in this bus. Peterson's been piloting Marshall Baldwin's Cragar and hasn't made peanut money on account of mechanical trouble.

BY PAUL LOWRY, Times Staff Representative Trackfest Won by Bakersfield BAKERSFIELD, April 24 Bakersfield outscored two Metropolitan Conference track rivals here today, piling up 92 points to 35 for East Los Angeles JC and 35 for El Camino in the three-way scoring. 100 Niehtlnsal 'EC). 10s, 220 Kat. ,6. 440 Frsrier ehsturian ELA 21.6s.

51.6s. 8U0 Devlin B). 2m. 1.5s. Mile Ybanez 4m.

38.2s. Two-mile Rsmires I ELiA iom. 17.3s. High nuroies Lumoxin ELA, 1S.6S. Low nurdies wigginton (B).

24.9s. Mile relay Bakersfield. 3m. 31.2s. High jump Tie between Daniels B), Reynolds ELA), 5ft.

9s4in, Broad Jumn C. Agulrra B. 20ft. 8vzin. Pole vault Tie between Wiley tB).

Southstone (EC. lift: in. Discus Valentlch Bi 136ft. lin. Shot-put Hannah EC).

44ft. 7Valn. Jav elin ft. ARuirre isoit. loip.

-Scores Bakersfield. 92: East LAJC. 35rc: El Camino. 35. Bakersfield.

95: El Camino. 27. Bakersfield. 88 1-6: East LAJC, 33 5-6. El Camino.

64; East LAJC 57. College Swimming Southern California. 48: TJCLA. Vt. Louisville Citation, Escadru, Billings, Grandpere and Galedo.

The latter is a twin and by Gallahadion, who upset the apple cart by beating the odds-on Bimelech in 1940. Downs Opens The feature of today's program the $10,000 Churchill Downs Handicap at seven furlongs went to George Gains as Church Downs opened its 19-day spring meeting. Coaltown beat George Gains in the Phoenix Handicap at Keeneland, just to make a comparison. Colosal, the horse who raced so well at Tropical Park, was the 4-to-5 favorite, but fin ished out of the money after being blocked. The time was 1:2515.

California Men Hail This Goodall Miracle of Scientific Textile Research That Rajo Jack, veteran 'Negro racer returns to the game today, but in the capacity of mechanic for his old No. 9a John, and Charlie Dawson are operating the crate. Other entries include Bud Sen nett, Northern California champ; Bud Rose, Slim Mathis and Fred Luce among others. All except Sennett are past feature winners this year. Troy Tankers Top Bruins The University of Southern California yesterday splashed to a 48-27 victory over UCLA in a swim meet in the Bruin tank.

The UCLA frosh team upheld the Blue and Gold, however, to down the SC frosh 41-33. Results: 300-yard medley relay SO (Wolf, Messenheimer and Wallround). 3m. 7.5s. 220-yard free style Hughes SC), 2m.

23.5s. 50-yard sprint Burns SC, 24.2s. 100-yard free style Nelson (UCLA), 54.9s. 150-yard backstroke Wolf SO), lm. 40.1s.

200-yard breaststroke Tuffll (TJCLA). 2m. 41.6s. 440-yard free style Griffin fSO. 5m.

400-yard relay SC (Burns. Moser. Wolf.1 G. Hughes). 3m.

45.4s. Diving Greg (UCLA). 119 7-10 points. NOW AVAILABLE Former ST. ANDREWS GOLF.

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Superior S-1444 ttlil urn 1 1 I TT ITT Favorite Store S. f' Tff A-. "Shadows," with 15 goals to 14 Topping the Beverly roster are two 5-goal aces, Bobby Fletcher and Alec Bullock, with Haven-strite himself riding at the back position and rating three goals. Don Howden at No. 1 complete' the line-up.

Fletcher is very highly regarded and is considered the best up-and-coming young mal-letman on the Coast. Five-goaler Tom (Red) Guy, Old Inde structible himself, with a 5-goal rating leads Shadow Hills from his No. 3 spot, with three 3-goal men, Chuck Huthsing, Hec King and Duke Coulter rounding out the quartet. The starting line-ups: Shadow HiUs Beverly Hills Chuclc Huthsins No. 1 No.

2 No. 3 Baek Don Howden iRed Guy Bob Fletcher Alee Bullock jjuks coulter R. Havenstrtte High Goalers Play SAN FRANCISCO, April 24 (IP) High goal poio, tne nrst of a series of three week-end matches between the two teams, will bring together the Texas Rangers and the California All-Stars here tomorrow. Cecil Smith captains the Texans. Eric Pedley leads the locals.

(11b fl Sheds Wrinkles Like Magk Goodall SPRINGWEAVE The Modern Ycar-'Round Suit (ftiffl CTESgSO Seals Captures Navy Ring Title West Coast fleet boxers scored a 5-to-3 decision over wawaiian area Navy champions at Long Beach yesterday in taking the major share of the semifinal eliminations for the all-Navy ring crowns. Topped by the first-round knockout scored by George Woods over Tom White in the welterweight division, major upset of the card, the fleet ringmen also won in the bantamweight, featherweight, lightweight and heavyweight brackets. Kirby Seals, finalist in the Times-sponsored Golden Gloves Tournament, won a unanimous decision over Bob Bissell of the Hawaiian area in the heavy weight division and became the choice for the all-Navy crown, which will be settled in San Diego next month. Winners in yesterday's event go to San Diego on May to open the all-Navy events in which 64 of the outstanding Navy mittmen from all over the world will compete. Results: Vlmiihl TMfiTn Ouerrera 'Hawaiian areai declsloned Jlmmie Hatcher Dea- Al Glover fPhibs Pae.l t.k.o.

over Carlos Ortis I Hawaiian area Featherweight Haywood Williams fPhibs Pact decisional Ambrosio Laza- mano 'Hawaiian area). Lichtweicht Marvin Jones tBatcrupac) t.k.o.'d Tad Waltera (Hawaiian area) sec- ond. witrvlffnt Georce Woods Fleetair. San Oiecot knocked out Thomas White (Hawaiian area first. Middleweieht Art Diamond (Hawaiian areat t.k.o.'d Boo Burch i Fleets San Licht htavyweisht Damons Oliver Ha waiian treat aecisionea sod ntwca tues Heavrwelaht Klrby 8eU Pletalr.

San Dieeei declsloned Bob Bissell (Hawaiian area i. Redlands Ace Hurls No-Hit 4-0 Triumph REDLANDS, April 24 H. P. Waters, ace southpaw for the University of Redlands, hung up a no-hit shutout in a Southern California Conference game here this afternoon as Redlands beat Caltech, 4-0. Waters gave one walk and struck out 13 batters.

Redlands scored four runs in the first inning on three hits and a couple of errors. The win leaves the Bulldogs on top of the conference with three wins and no losses. Score: 000 000 00 0 0 4 400 000 OO0 4 8 0 Petrulas; Waters and Caltech Redlands 6ouldin Raine. and Today's Semipro Slate Here is today's schedule for Southern California semipro baseball: Pasadena All-Stars ts. Arcadia Cardi nal at Arcadia.

House of Riley ts. Azusa Ortunas All-Stars at Azusa. Peterson scorem asters ts. srooKiro jrs. at Monteoello at 12.

Schembri Roofers' vs. Burbank Lei ion at TturhKnr 1' acnembri Rooters ts. suroanK Aiercnants at Burbar.k at 2:30. Sunco Equipment Co. vs.

Central Cafe an Kajisner St. in Ban rernanao. crane rerry vs. tenon Mercury as kit rsidc at 12. comoton Mercnants vs.

corona Atmeiics at Corona. Broun snortina oooas vs. cosia mesa at Costa Meta. L.A. Overall Laundry vs.

Cressey Park at Comoton at 12 and 2:30. st. Mary va. cuiver rami saercnanis at Culver City. Hollywood Dodsera vs.

Al Davis Men Shop en Kelso and Inslewood in Inxle-vood. Athletics vs El seennao Mercnants at El Sezundo High School. Earl tiller ts. uaroena xansees ar. IRHr'rt anri NArmtnflit.

dark Ramblers vs. Hawthorne Mer- rninu mt Navthnmff. Ban Pedro JA ciuo vs. Hermosa ueacn at Hermota Beach. Anilns Lumber vs.

Huntinzton Park FlkK TTtintinatnn Park at 12. A. Yankees vs. Huntmston pars Rooms at Huntinzton Park at 2:30. Ward's Service vs.

Inalewood Hama at Centinela Park in Inslewood. HUsren Mfg. Co. vs. La Habra Titers at La Habra.

Pasadena Dodeers vs. La Verne Vets at Riverside vs. Lena Beach Rockets tt Recreation Park in tone Beaen. a Hot Diecraft vs Lvnvood at Lynvood r.lint Jrx Mrrilm Court on Peek and San Bernardino Roads in El idonte. Cincinnati Reds vs.

Monrovia Merchants Peterson Scoremssters vs, Montebello Dodgers at Montebello at 2:30. Burke's Service vs. Norwalk Yankees Nnrvftllr Ktat m.t 1 Cal-Oaks vs. Ontario Merchants at City Parle rn flnturin Highland Park Ramblers vs. Pacific Clay Stars at Streamland Park in Pico.

Bank of America vs. Paramount Dod iters at National Military Home in Sawtelle at 12 Fastiide Beer vs. Paramount Dodeers at National Military Home In Sawtelle at 2:30. Aztee Foundry vs. Pasadena VFW at Tournament Park in Pasadena.

Manoell Truck vs, Placentia Merchants at La Jolla School in Placentia. So'ith" Pasadena at 11:30. LI if i Rnahll Slnm1r at Smith i Pasadena at 2:30. Pirid Cafe va. San Fernando Mer- chants and Missions at City Park, in San Fernando.

12 and 2:30. Burke'a Giants ts. Ssn Pedro Cubs at MacArthur Field in San Pedro. Vermont Plumbers vs. Trona at Trona.

Indiana ts. Wilmincton Athletics on Broad SU in Wilmington at 1:30. Santa Ana Merchants ts. Wilminston Merchants on 101 and Sanford in Wilminston at 12. L.A.

Eaels ts. Wilminston Merchants on 101 and Sanford tn Wilminston at 2:30. Byes for 20th Century-Pox. Chamberlain's Pasadena Athletics. North Lone Beach Merchanta and South Gate Reds.

Pomona Netters Win Pomona College netters upset previously undefeated Caltech, 7-2, in a Southern California Conference match on the winners' courts yesterday. Registered Trade-Mark, Goodall-Sanford, Inc LOUISVILLE, April 24 Grandpere finished third to Mel Hash in an overnight allowance race at six furlongs today, but the California-bred Derby eligi ble was not disgraced. It was his first start in three months and, on top of thab, he suffered bad racing luck. Crowd ed at the three-eighths pole after going out head and head with Galedo and Woodford Sir, the Mrs. J.

P. Adams color-bearer was taken up by jockey bteve Brooks. Takes No Chances Grandpere had drawn the rail position and Brooks. was under orders to take no chances with his mount Grandpere closed well after being steered to the outside of the field and worked out an additional eighth. Mel Hash, who has been running in Arkansas, won the race by a head from Galedo.

The lat ter was three and one-half lengths in front of Grandpere. Woodford Sir was fourth. All four are Kentucky Derby eligi-bles. Markight, who completed the field, was the only noneligi-ble in the race. The time was 1:12 35.

Grandpere was hammered down to 1 to 2, and failed to impress the Kentucky hardboots, who naturally can see nothing in the Derby but the Calumet's Coal town and Citation. Does Him Good But today's race, after his length' layoff, will do Grandpere a world of good. Trainer Ernie Shaw will not start him again until the Derby, but will give his charge a distance work about Wednesday. "I'm afraid Grandpere is com ing up to the Derby a little short, but we couldn't help it," Shaw said today." "The abscess he. suffered on the Coast forced us to curtail our training plans." The resuit of the Wood Me morial in New York today rounded out the line on the prob able Derby field next Saturday.

It looks like not more than 9 or 10 starters. Earn Derby Spots Only My Request, Mount Mar cy and Better Self appear to have earned spots as the result of their efforts in the Wood. Salmagundi, the Santa Anita Derby winner, was fourth, beaten seven and one-half lengths. My Request conquest was his third stakes in a row, he previ ously having won both ends of the Experimental Handicap. Mount Marcy was the surprise of the race.

He is a son of Mah-moud and Maud Muller and owned by C. V. Whitney. Mount Marcy started once as a 2-year-old and had won his only previous start of the '48 campaign, at six furlongs. Counting the three New York colts; the remainder of the field will come from the horses al ready on the grounds Coaltown, Bruin Frosh Spikemen Ruin Tigers, 104-25 Featured by Brubabe Jeff Law-son's twin victory a 21.6s.

220 and a nifty 49s. flat effort in the quarter UCLA's frosh track-sters ruined Occidental's yearlings, 104 to 25, yesterday. Results: 100 Brotman 1CS. 10.2s. 220 twson fC.

21.6s. 440 Le.wson C. 49s. 880 CTUger C). 2m.

2.2s. Mile Owen C), 4m. 41.2s. Two mile Dodd (C), 11m. 3.6s.

220 low hurdles Strom lO. 24.2s. 120 biKh hurdles Wilson Ci. 15.4s. Mile relay UCLA Horta.

Mitchell. Lawson. Crueen. 3m. 27.1s.

Shot-put Braly (C). 40ft. 8in. Hleh Jumn tie for first between Krupnick (C) and Rhelnshield 0. 5ft.

lOln. Pole vault Case 12ft. Broad Jumo Oreit C. 21ft. 8'4in.

Javelin Krurtaick (C). 168ft. Discus Martin (C). 115ft. lOin.

Tinal score TJCLA frosh, 104: Occidental. 25. Pittsburgh Captures 7-1 Game From Reds CINCINNATI, April 24 Pitts burgh won a 7-1 decision over Cincinnati here today. Max West clouted a home run for the Pirates. Pittihnrth Roik.

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LOB Ptttbursh. 10: Cincinnati, 9. BB Pin- sleton. Hushes. 6: Lively.

3. SO Single ton, Hushes. 8: Peteron, 1: Litelv. 1: Holrombe. 1.

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BB Pauer by Rinleton. WP Roehea. Bilk Holcomba. Loser Busbea. At-tradaaet 10.34.

i 0 0 $435 I I 1 KNOT SLEEVE The victory, worth $34,600 to Whitaker, shot My Request's total earnings to $160,825. This was his fourth victory in four 1948 starts, and the 10th time he has entered the winner's circle. He has started 17 times in his brief career. Loyal Legion Snares Race in Photo Finish HAVRE DE GRACE, April 24 (JPi Ther acing silks of Walter M. Jeffords came home first for the second straight year In the $10,000 Harford Handicap today when Loyal Legion won In a photo finish.

H. G. Bedell's Daily Dip was iecond and Shamrock Stable's Little Harp third in the six-furlong dash. The winner of the eight-horse race paid $620 for a $2 win ticket. Muny Nines Hold Play-offs Winter play-offs of the Municipal Baseball Association continue this afternoon at 130 on various city playgrounds, according to the schedule released yesterday by Dudley Shumway, sports director for the L.A.

City Recreation Department. The schedule: NO. IS ruy-ff Coart Meats rs. Eaele Rock AS at Man-Chester No.4. Giuull Park Merchant vs.

American Transportation at Vtrdufo. Ntratr Fordi Harris Jets it Ross nrdtr. Sonland Plyttmrs ts. Cannelita rro-Vision at Bunland Park. NO.

14 Oty Flay-affj) National Auto Clan ts. njee's Bears at vs. TJKW at Manchester. s. Manuel' All-Stars at Vut Derils Jalisco Club tt Ever.

so. is Ct riar-offs r. PASCO at HItMand. Ornelaa Market va. Sieelvorkert tt PYtsno.

U.S. Sprirtf and Bumper Tt. Watts Ciaits at Wij Roters cruo mtemaitonai ts. e. r.

aninuici mi CrUlith ho. I. WO. (Taller P1ar-ffs Valley AS ts. Canosa Park Cubs tt Hol'rood Scara Jrv vs.

Cal-Aero Cats at Griffith tfo. 2. Paeouna AS s. Rascss Pirates tt Paeoima No. 1 San rtrnands Aces vs.

Pacolma AI Xeritt Hoiiyaood. JfO. IT fTalley Ptar-tts Mission Seed Pacolma Merchants tt Pernanseles. L.A. Travelers ts.

Canosa Park Merchants at Orcutt- Adel PrecUion Sunland Poat 2a0 at Sunland WhitHer Poets Outscore Pomona Whittier College snared a 12-8 Southern California Conference baseball decision from Pomona yesterday on the Poets diamond. Pomona 000 010 070 11 3 WftHtter 300 223 02x 12 10, 3 KirbT. Sehatfer and Mem: Hall. Galves and Walker. Lockman's Bat Gives Giants 16-9 Verdict BOSTON, April 24 CP) Paced by Whitey Lockman, who slammed two triples and two singles, the New York Giants came from behind today and trounced the Boston Braves, 16- 9.

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