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PAGE 30 A I I I TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, I960 i Desert Boaters Meet Tomorrow "The! Tucson. Boat Club will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. the VFW Hall, 5307 E. Speedway. dub Commodore Milton Ander- will present program son on "boating know-how." Accent of the program will be for boat-owners or prospective owners new to desert-style The talk will cover equipment, supplies, bedrolls, living aboard, various problems and precautions for trailer outboards, Visitor! and guests are welcomed.

COOL QUEEN FRIGETTE Auto Atr Conditioning DAMAGED UNITS Mechanically Perfect, Completely Installed, Unconditionally Guaranteed. REG. $295 J329 Now $259 $295 Heasham Service U4 S. CHERRY, OFF B'WAY Greyhound Derby Trials To Start Greyhound Park starts its sixth week of racing action tonight by presenting the running of the first round 1960 $2500 Derby preliminaries. Three of the evening's 10 contests, the seventh, eighth and tenth, will be devoted to the Derby Trials, the fields being composed of the top greyhounds at the track, competing over the 685-yard Tucson Course.

Performing in their respective fields tonight will be such great and memorable a as Co Super, Luke The Drifter, Frank Mai- zone, Sir Roblnhood and Presto Pete. Other names new to Tucson, but carrying impressive records from Phoenix Derby action, are Pittsburgh Rose, Brick Literal and Slngin' Son. Another question mark to be answered during the Derby Prelims how James Garber's All Western will react to the added distance. INTfiltS Milt, Oradt Jl rlril half of dally doublt. 1.

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Me Mllllgan 4. Lukt tht 7. t. drtlt thtktt II YEARS AGO TUCSON, May 3, 1950--University of Arizona woman archers have named the championship entry in Class A of the Intercollegiate Winter Tournament. JoAnn Chlnnock of the UA team posted the meet's high Individual score of 524.

15 YEARS AGO TUCSON. May 3, 194I--Gene Mauch stole home for the Marana Air Base Mustangs to score a hlfthly disputed run, but Da- vls-Monthan's Mustangs scored a 4-2 win before 2,500 semlpro baseball fans here last night. 25 YEARS AGO TUCSON, May 3, 1935--Tucson High's Emi) Steger Is expected to endanger the state high school track meet shot put record of 48 feel, Inches set last year by of Bisbee. He has consistently bettered the mark in regular-season competition. 3.

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Also available in curved flasks with jigger-top JJ59 $Q52 if V5 tj Pint I Quart Pint Flask I ft PI. Flask JIW15H3 BOUIBOK WrltSKH -1 rUKS OLD HUM TUIXU SONS fUM, HINDIS Archers Plan Safari Shoot The Tucson Thunderbird Arch prs will sponsor their second annual Safari Shoot nt their range Saturday and Sunday. The Thunderbird range Is on East River three miles east of Dodge Blvd. Between 200 and 250 archers from several Southwestern and Western states are expected. The 2-day shoot covers a 56- (arget course.

Targets will be pranged on a jungle safari basis, 'putting a premium on practical archery. Registration Saturday Is between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m., and on Sunday, from 6 to 9 a.m. Trophies and medals will be awarded to top-finishers In all classes. Competitors must show their National Field Archery Assn.

classification cards. Those not having NFAA cards will have to shoot in the 400-class. NO DEAR. )T COASTING IT JUST SEEMS THAT WAY WITH FREE CADILLACS FREE STATION FREE BOATS, MOTORS AND TRAILERS given away In the fabulous Biakely drawings. FREE Clear Arizona Cactus FREE Hand-Cuf FREE Frosted Arizona Cactus gasoline purchases There will be at least five fa- i i a faces for local auto racing fans to cheer whert Tucson Speedway hosls the United Auto Kaclng Assn.

midgets Sunday night. The only non-Arizonan in the group Is Bud Sterrltt of Long Beach, who has won his last two main-event outings in Phoenix and Tucson. He will be driving Eloy's Dufton Special, powered by a I960 Ford V-8. Others include Jerry Coons of Tucson in the Dodder Special, Phoenician Donny Davis In the Blakc-ly Offenhauser, Gene Brown of Phoenix in the Dormire Special, and Harry Bechtel of Chandler Heights in a car owned by Dutch Hurd of San Diego. All competed in the sprint car races held here on April 10.

The midgels are built along the lines of Indianapolis type racers, but on a smaller scale. They are powered by the same type of engine used in the larger fullhouse and sprint cars. EDOUARD CARPENTIER Champ wrestles here Mat Champ To Battle Wilson In Garden Go Edouard Carpentier, present holder of the world's heavyweight wrestling i will make his Tucson debut tonight at the Tucson Garden in a two-out-of-three fall match against big Jack Wilson. Starting i is 8:30. Carpentier, a a i of Paris, France, won his title from Lou Thesz' and has defended It successfully several times.

His match with Wilson here is nontitle contest, according to promoter Monte LaDue. M. J. Gadson, the 6-7 giant, will take on rugged Charro Azteca of Mexico in another single contest. This will be a one-fall to a finish affair.

The popular Mexico wrestling star. El Gran Lotario will team with Nelson Royal in a tag team contest to meet the rugged team of Joe Konno and Red Donovan. Royal is the present holder of the western states heavyweight title. This will be a two-out-of-three fall contest. Berra To Attend College (Briefly) NEW YORK--UPI--Yogi Berra is going to college.

The New York Yankees' veteran catcher-outfielder today planned to visit Columbia University, where will receive the school's official thanks for establishing a scholarship fund with the cash gifts he received at Yogi Berra Day last year at Yankee Stadium. MAJOR LEAGUE BOXES AMERICAN LEAGUE Tribe Shares 1st A rbl 1h 5 0 3 2 5 0 Kllinn.rf 5 3 NNon.e 4 H.id.u 1 Bond.cf 2 1 2 1 Strlckld.Sb 0 Blll.p A I ab rbi 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 AlllJon.rf 4 0 0 4 0 2 1 0 0 a i 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vldvllo.lb f- Atprmtt Ramoi.p c-Tlirnbry StobbJ.p Clvtnflr.p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Roberts Chased I A I A ab rbl I A ab rbl 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Tetlll 34 10 ToUlf 2 -I for Phillip. In 7 b-- Doubled for Bflrlola In 7th; c--Grounded out for In 7(h( d--Filed out for Bond In nth; for V.tdl- vlelis In 4th: f--nin (or Klllehriw in 9thi o--Struek for In CLEVELAND 000000300--3 A I 1 000 000 200--2 E--Philllpt, Gardntr. A a and 27.11, Waihlngton 37-15. DP-- Btll.

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U-- Sudot. Boggelt, Gorman, 'Smith. T-- A-- 41.941. String Stopped PITTSBURGH ab rbl ST. Hoak.Sb a Sklnrlcr.lf Stuarl.lb Clmente.rf 4 Bursat.c 4 Virdon.cf 3 Hadttlx.p 2 Face.p 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 Gramas.2b Whiti.cf fl ft 1 1 0 0 Soencer.tt 0 a 1 Smlth.e a h-Gibion Cannzzro.c 0 rl-Swatikl 0 Kline.p 3 LOUIS ab rbl 4 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stocking Foreseen ByJune1 Latest report from the State Game and Fish Department is that Rose Canyon Lake will be stocked by June 1, and that Soldier Lake and Lemmon Creek will not be stocked this year.

Tucson Rod Gun Club offi cials said they had been told by the Game and Fish Department that trout stocking in the Mt. Lemmon area this year would be confined to the new lake. SOME ROD GUN Club members here have expressed interest in having Soldier Lake and Lem mon Creek stocked as In recen' years. The department reportedly prefers to concentrate Its stocking program in the Mt. Lemmon area on the new Rose Canyon Lake because it's more easily ac cessible, the local club was told Stocking Rose Canyon Lake may be started BOOner than Die June 1 date, but that, is the pres ent target, the local club was in formed.

Stocking will be carried on at later intervals during the summer, according to the report. EARLIER, there was some mix up among department officials as to the stocking date. Depart' ment Director Robert Smith con tradicled a statement by one de partmental official that the lake would be stocked between May and 9. Discussion of Rose Canyon slocking was expected during this afternoon's brief special Game and Fish Commission meeting here. FAN FARE WAS THI5 LAUNDRYMAT RKSMT 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 Total! 34 6 9 Totali 29 11 11 A Announced for Score In 2nd: -Doubled tor 2nd; C-- Singled ar Jonn In 4 a i i for aiby in 4th; E-- a for Dropo in F-- Walked for Moon In Sth; G-Filed out for Donovan In 8th.

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2 2 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tolali ,14 1 7 3 ToUII 11 4 9 4 a--Singled for Hal Smith in 7th; b--Ran ror Crowt In 7th; a for Muiial in d--Walked for a nlzzaro in 9th. PITTSBURGH 020100000--3 ST. LOUIS 000 100 201--4 i a A Pittthurgh 24-S: out when winninci run icored In St. Louii 27-11. OP--Groat, Mazeroski and Stuart.

LOB--Pittsburgh I St. Louis 7. Haddix, White. Spencer 2. 38-Skinner.

S--Face. SF-o Wagner. 0 i IP ER BB SO i a i 6 3 3 1 4 Fact (L. 0-2) 1H 1 1 1 2 0 L.Shrry.p 0 0 0 i Klint 1-0) 9 7 3 3 3 3 1 0 0 0 U--Ptlekoudai, Jackowikl, LanrfpJ, Barllck. Totalt 35 7 Totall 31 8 4 a--Announced for In b--Struck out for Snider In 8th; c-- Grounded out for Willi In Sth; d-Struck out for L.

Sherry in Sth. CINCINNATI POO OJO 130--e LOS A 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 5 E--Willi, Neal 2. A i i a i 27-11. Lot Angelei 27-13. OP--McMillan.

Martin and Roblnion; Bailey and ko. LOB--Cincinnati t. Lei Annelo 4. 2B--Moon. Bailey.

KR--Gllllam, Nrai. Martin. SB--Wallt. IP ER BB SO '(W, 1-2) 7 5 5 4 Sanchei Vi 1 0 0 1 0 Henry 0 0 0 0 3 Crae (L, M) 1 3 7 Sherry 1 0 0 1 to two a nth. a Zenron, Secory' and Dmcotl.

Sign 1960 Pacts DETROIT--UPI--Veterans Joe Schmidt and Jim Gibbons signed their 1960 contracts yesterday, bringing the Detroit Lions' number of satisfied'players to 29. BOATS MOTORS TRAILERS NEW AND USED Exclusive Mercury dealer. Power Cat Complete sales, servicing, repair, and storage. THUNDERBIRD CC'VltCT Amphi Takes On Wildkitten Club Amphitheater will test its newfound batting punch against the University of Arizona Freshmen tomorrow in the day's only high school baseball game. The Panthers, who collected 21 hits in a 20-12 win over Sunnyside Saturday, will start Dave West against the Wildkittens' Don Lewis in the 4 p.m.

contest. CAR WASH WITH 10 GALLON GASI PURCHASE GAS GUARANTEED COMPETITIVE CAPIN'S Automatic Car Wash 7M EAST BROADWAY MAIn M35J SPRING SPORTS COLLEGE A A Arizona 1t, Arizona State College Tennesiee 6, 2 a I. Lambuth 2 Middle Tennenee 4, A i Peay Union (Tenn.) 7, Southwestern (Tenn. 1 Tennetsee At) 10, Central State (Ohio) Kentucky 6. 5 Arkanlii State 5, Murray State 0 Clemson 15-8, a Forest 5 Ouke 8 9 South Carolina 0-5 Preibyterlan 7, Pembroke Georgia Southern 10, ErikFne 1 Yale 8, Weileyan Cahdron (Neb.) 7-2, Concordia (Neb.) 4 5 Notre Dame 8, Michigan 4 Olivet 1-14, Kalamtzoo 4-14 Oregon 4, Washington 1 comxt THI VALUE! TOMS TO SUIT YOU! BAUM ADAMSON House That Service Built' Stone MA J4W1 Park at Speedway 22nd at Alvernon E.

Wh it Tucson Blvd. SU S. Campbell DESERT SPORTSMAN By Bill Davidson Club Attempts Major Projects The Tucson Rod Gun Club has two major projects this year--prying open for hunting a sizable portion of the Saguaro National Monument Area that club research indicates could be hunted, and helping develop a hunting program on the Papago Indian Reservation. Harris, TRGC president, and members of the executive committee report they find there are many thousand acres of the area with no saguaro --land that could be hunted with no damage or threat to the giant cacti. The club is seeking to enlist Arizona Game and Fish Department and Commission aid in developing the hunting for the Papagos.

Harris says the Papagos and the commission have both shown interest. The local club feels the project would benefit everybody, but principally it'd provide additional revenue for the tribe (in the form of special hunting permit fees) and Arizona. And while they're at it, the Rod Gun Club leaders want to see why the Santa Rita Experimental Range, so long dormant and with no apparent use upcoming, couldn't be opened up for hunting, at least in park TUCSON SHOTGUNNERS will be losing a couple of good friends and worthy competitors before long. Harry Hufford has been transferred back to the Los Angeles area after a two-year stint for his firm, the Phoenix of Hartford Insurance in Tucson. Harry's due in the LA office of his comoany May 2.3.

His wife, Carole, and their 18-month-old daughter Cathy wjll follow soon after-, ward. Fans who keen up with here will recall Harry has done right well at the hiph-anrf-lmv-Virmse kind of as well as at trap, and Carole has won an urnole share of women's skeet laurels at the Tucson Trap and Skeet Club Harrv and Carole will doine their scattergunnery at the San Gabriel ValW, Gim dub, where thev shot before moving over here. The San Gabriel club has four electrically-operated skeet traos anrt four more for trao--and the Huffords have already eased to get zeroed in on that imoressive lavout. Couple weeks Harry shot four rounds for a 97-100, and Carole turned In a 24x25. SPEAKING OF SKEET, Jack French has resigned as man-In- charge of that side of the Tucson Trap and Skeet Club's shooting.

Result of a disagreement with club officials. Some other club members are hoping to repair the breach And some Tucson Rifle Club members are grumbling mat the best possible four-shooter -combination was not put together' to play the club's ace -in last weekend's state rifle matches at Ft. Huachuca. The feeling among some shooters was that a foursome composed from a choice among these five shooters--Frank Cannon, Ted Beck, Bob Jensen, Roy Dunlap or Lloyd Jenkins--would have scored much higher and perhaps surpassed me Phoenix Rod fc Gun Club's top civilian team performance. At the Washington's Birthday matches in Phoenix, also a event, Cannon was high individual and the team won the over-all match (Phoenix Rod Gun placed fourth in mat match), NORMA, THE SWEDISH ammunition outfit, Is out now with a new MS Magnum, not to be confused with Winchester-Western's .358.

(But (t will be confused, of course) Norma says the .358 Magnum loading with a 250-grain bullet has 2,790 feet per second muzzle velocity, 4,322 foot-pounds of muzzle energy. The 250-grain projectile is the only one I've seen figures on so far. Word is this load has a belting per second velocity left at 200 yards, and energy at that range is reportedly is mighty hefty It uses a belled-head Magnum case, has a short- enough case (2.52 inches) to permit chambering for it with actions of length. It uses bullets with a one-in-12-inch twist to the rifling. It sounds like mild competition for the new .338 Winchester Magnum and for the long-established .375 HH Magnum.

Two Scandinavian firms, Husqvarna of Sweden and Schultz Larsen of Denmark, make rifles for the .358 Magnum, but Norma is offering reamers and other gear and data for American and other gunsmiths who to build rifles for the new load. AMONG. THE TOP winners in Steinfeld's recent Fish Show contests was teen-ager Bonner W. Smith, of 2901 E. 17th who copped the grand prize, a trip to Mazatlan inclusive of a day's fishing with the Star Fleet, etc.

Other winners were Mrs. Sue Gratia, 6341 Calle Mercuric, whose Gulf Coast flounder anecdote won her the "fish story" prize, a trout Fred A. Thompson, 2724 N. Gill winner of a Wright McGill rig for his Pot 0' Gold guess; Phyllis Gates for her Sunset line meter contest guess, plus daily line-meter guess prizes for P. F.

Hittenberger, C. Holm and Jack Buxton, and Mrs. Dean Brodt, Abbott and Harold J. Geringer in the daily prize department. RACING NEW A Wins (131.50) lid ill the way and won the a AFTER THE RACES A little ol dime for that 2nd good drink.

Wed. 11 P.M.-Midnight TROPICAL INN 3401 Speedway More people by fat HERTZ Rent a car Mike faHj' Kent i new Chewier UEDT7 RENT A CAM mSfflmm i 141 S. Stone. MA 3-371) TUCSON Qualifying Races GREYHOUND DE I FIRST ROUND ELIMINATION Park Course 6 5 Yards Entries in Post Position Order! 7th 1. Clarence Henry 2.

Bill Krause 3. Prept Rafter 4. Nikitit 8th 1. Randy Jackson 2. Erick Literal 3.

Sir Robinhood 4. My Sinner 10th 1. All Westtrn 2. Singin' Son 3. Wheat State 4.

Luke The Drifter RACE 5. Frank Maizorte 6. Geo. 7. Triple Crown 8.

Pittsburg Rose RACE 5. Sea Echo 6. Quick Bug 7. Reckln' Rosemary 8. Presto Peft RACE 5.

Go Super 6. No Milllgcn 7. Linette 8. Gre6t Shakes FULL 1O-RACE PROGRAM POST GREYHOUND PARK Cl.ar 36th St at 4th Avp.