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JOHNNY EVERS, Smokers Ready For Series With ORANGE BELT innPTn Hnm HH.IMIWUH,J KIU. I "1 I IMH if JVC ,3 TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE 12 Saturday, March 29, 1947 FLORIDA RELAYS WILL ATTRACT LEADING TEAMS By BILL BOYD Tribune Sports Writer GAINESVILLE, March 28. Promi a w-wf-jo-7 mat' I f' 1 XfyJsf' 4 si 31 -v i 4 IT kS 1 I I i i. TO TERRIER TRACK STAR Mack Williams, Terrier will participate in the meet today at Hillsborough. STALK INTO HEARING St.

Petersburg, March 28. Branch Rickey, left, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and Larry Mac-Phail, Yankee president, stalked into a local hotel here where they were principal figures in a hearing called by Commissioner Chandler. (AP Photo by Preston Stroup). PLANT CITY SCORES 9-6 WIN OVER JESUIT PLANT CITY. March 28.

(Special) The Plant City High School Planters baseball team defeated the Jesuit Tigers of Tampa, 9 to 6, in a game played here today. Each team secured four hits but Plant City had two big innings, the first and fifth when they tallied four times each to take the contest. Plant City AB Jesuit AB Havana Team Continued from Page 11) light exhibition game by a 3 to 1 score. Covington pitched the whole game for the local nine and with the support of the Smokers infield, retired 23 men in a row. He allowed only two hits in this stretch but both run ners were out trying to steal and advance an extra base on the base hit.

The Tampa outfielders made only two putouts for the night. Tampa scored single runs in the fourth, fifth and eighth innings. A single by Puchs, an error by Maseda, and an infield out scored the first run. Singles by O'Brien and Lastra and an error by Leftfielder Bass gave the Smokers their second run. Fuchs scored again in the eighth on a single.

stolen base and another single by Bennie Fernandez. Lakeland scored its only run with one out in the ninth inning. Gonzalez beat out an infield hit, Sofia doubled to right and scored on O'Brien's error. The Smokers will play the Univer sity of Florida baseball team in an exhibition game at Cuscaden Park today at 3 o'clock. Manager Tony Cuccinello has nominated Rookie Righthander Bill Alexander to toe the rubber for the local team.

Tom Spicola, nephew of the Smokers president, has been named by Coach Sam McAlister to start for the Gators. LAKELAND AB 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 "4 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 4 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 27 4 2 1 1 11 1 0 4 3 0 Sofia, ss 4 Kelly, rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 "9 A 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Moock. 3b 2 J. Powers. 3b 1 Bass.

If 4 Biershenk. 2b 2 Fereta. 2b 1 Kushta. hold, Zimkin. McCarthy, cf B.

Powers, cf Maseda. Curry, Gonzalez, 1 Totals 29 TAMPA AB Mott. SS 3 Lastra. 2b 4 Harrington, rf 3 Fuchs, cf 4 B. Fernandez, lb 4 Nash.

3b 4 Morera. If 4 M. Fernandez, 1 O'Brien, 3 Covlnaton, 2 Totals 32 1 7 24 14 1 000 000 001 1 000 110 Olx 3 LAKELAND TAMPA Huns batted in: Nash. B. Fernandez.

Two base hits: Satterfield. Sofia. Stolen base: Fuchs. Sacrifice: Covington. Left on bases: Lakeland 3, Tampa 8.

Base on balls, on: Maseda 1, Curry 1, Covington 2. Struck out. by: Maseda 2. Covington 6, Gonzalez 2. Hits, off: Ma seda 2 in 4 innings, Curry in 3, Gonzalez 2 In 1.

Passed ball: Zimkin. Losing pitcher: Maseda. Umpires: Carlson and Maund. Time 1:48. ST.

PETERSBURG DOG TRACK RESULTS FIRST RACE Futurity. Cohama. $10.60, $6.60. $3: Mrs. Powers.

$14. $3.80: Grand Yank, $2.60. Miss Bunny. Sox'a Last, Sunny Breeze. Rural Boy, Brainy Girl also ran.

Oulniela (5-7) $92.20. otuuftu kjius rive-sixteentns mne: Daisy Lee, $12.60. $5.20. $5: Rural Joe $5. Happ Lark.

$7.20. Caddora. Warm Weather, Rolling Obo, Silver Linda, Time Girl also ran. Time: 32.3. THIRD RACE Five-slxteeiitns Mile: High Hurdle.

$6.40, $3.40, Sam Watkins. $3.80, Hartwell, $6.60. Polly Lou, Sweet May, Billy Andrews, Bungalow, Shove Off also ran. Quiniela (7-8) $9.80. Time 32.3.

DAILY DOUBLE Daisy Lee and High Hurdle (7-7) $30.80. FOURTH RACE Futurity: Fairform. $6.40. $4.20. $4: Brave Miss.

$3.40. Fiddle, $4.60. Just Happy, Never Busy, Sara Flagler. Beaudrape, Red Hatcher also ran. Quiniela (3-4) $12.20.

Time FIFTH RACE Five-sixteenths Mile: Never Dance, $17, $15.20, Trigger Feet, $8.60, Miney Me, $4.20. Black Gem, Gay Helen, Andy Mine, Mist O'Gold, Blackey McCue also ran. Quiniela (4-8) $85. Time 32.2. SIXTH RACE Futurity: Welcome News, $5.40.

$3.80, Taxi Mane, $6.60. $4.80: Flirty Bio, $6. Montrose, Bi Th Wa, Henry Hankins. Comrade Joe, Mohawk Brave also ran. Quiniela (2-6) $17.60.

Time 29.3. SEVENTH RACE Five sixteenths Mile: Jet Job. $24.40. $5.80. Never's Image, $3.

Curious. $4.40. Poor Roger, Billy Yokel. Gene's Pick. Save, Sheer Beauty also ran.

Quiniela 17-8) $36. Time 32.2. EIGHTH RACE Five-sixteenths Mile: Amateur, $5.40. $2.40, Good Son, $3.60. $2.80: Patricia Anna.

$3. Never Venture. Jovial John, Gay Don. Rip Somr. Yiitols also ran- Quinleia (5-8) $15.60.

Time 32.1. Top Man, $27.80. $11.20. Marion Martens. $3.40: Caddo Butch, $4.40.

Trolley Car. Rural Draft, Grand Rex. Rip Odea, Crossing also ran. Quiniela (3-4) $55.80. Time 29.1.

TENTH RACE Five-sixteenths Mile: Capt. C. Bullock, $8.60. $4.80. Snip's Best.

$5.40. Jester Jingle, $4. Hi John, Janice Lee, Silver Dice, Dashing Trader, Mr. Rube also ran. Quiniela i-x.

4iuie j.i ENTRIES FIRST RACE Futurity: Windy Weather, Cross Country Jack Jn.ny1-! jSmf'Msy. Sa's't aze. RACE Futurity (First half daily double): Never Nice. Never Twister. Frontier Jane, Flack Happy, Don Rube, Coda, Win Stride.

Night Officer. THIRD RACE Five-sixteenths mile (Second half dally double): Fleet Air. Peggy Charm, Paul's Promise, Hi Cri, fecatter Mite, Baby Bye. Easy Lead. Fleet lme.

FOURTH RACE Futurity Sweet Fash-Ion. Hetty Heir. Don Mar. Cast Iron, Superior Kelly. Pee Tee Boat.

Air Sailor. Zenda. FIFTH RACE Five sixteenths mile: Corn Time. Wink. Pat O'Brian.

Happy Eyes. Chet. Soft Carpet. Jolly Jewess, Dixie Bond. SIXTH RACE Futurity Clabber.

Flako. Sinner Slim. Kelly Superior. Another Day. Pentagon, Buckster, Going Home.

SEVENTH RACE Futurity: Careless, Pickme. He's A Honey, Frisky Delia. Stir Up. Rural Sis. Social Security.

My Aneel. EIGHTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile: Maximont, Sargent Rex. Platine. Jay Walker. Wilful Maid, Hi Jack.

Huboa Heartha, Harvest Lass. NINTH RACE Five sixteenths mile: Sky Lighter. Bobbie's Choice, Ripper, Gay Roll, Hollendale, Double Call, Rugged. Carmen Mc. TENTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile: Drug Topic, Happy Dora.

Donna June. Morepower, Cranberry. Hot Dlggety. Winged Citadel. Hugh Harte.

Night FIRST RACE Five-sixteenths mile: Jockey Joe, Hurr Hansen, Prissy Miss, Shy Fawn. Hurl Horn Hati. Mica Lane, Sarge. Honeysuckle Rose. RACE Five-sixteenths mile: (First half dally double): Double Shuffle.

Sunshine Sally, Captain Rex, Orilla. Mohawk Scout. Silver Nancy. High Hips. Salty Blue.

THIRD RACE Five-sixteenths mile (Second half daily double): Sunny Sox. Slippers. Labelite. King's Rose. Sis Flo.

Miss Buna, Floto's Bum. Kanlast. FOURTH RACE Five sixteenths mile: Minuet, Look Sharp. Nosey, Swift Pilot. Black Yankee.

Lake's Breeze, Brownie Superior, More Justice. FIFTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile: Valley Rose. Portis Gal. Tambo. Joe Ed, Cinder Patch.

Rolling Sea. Tawny Roll. Kid Larry. SIXTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile: Pleasant Lad, Paul's Fleet. Hell On Wheels.

Rapid Red. Jessie Lee, Sue Fashion. Welcome Tommy, Ziggy's Lady. SEVENTH RACE Five sixteenths mile: Never Bad. Brainstorm.

Dug Douglas. Pakalu, Nelda. Little Princess. Brave Red. (Seven dog race.) EIGHTH RACE Five sixteenths mile: Dry Lake.

Jocular Jester, Mixed Harmony, Misweet, Sweet Thing, Rlmrock Rebel. Happy Hiawatha, Fair Light. NINTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile (Juvenile Stake Charring Cross. Jovial Jesse, Dusty Farmer. Dock O'Day.

Handsome Trudy. Hamsome, Click. Magic Hill. TENTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile: Rhine Hart. Bazaar.

Always Mike. Security. Beaugay, Trigger, Red Bill, Kllmoyley Rambler. m'donaleTTioLds I A IN INTFR SCDinrT rVI TV r. IX 1 Hi 1V1 Hi H.

i AUGUSTA, March 28 (TP) Aviation Chief Machinist's Mate Joseph McDonaid of Hamilton, a member of the Naval Air training command team, fired a two over par 72 today to take a one stroke lead in the first annual inter-service invitational golf tournament. The lanky sailor, now stationed at Banana River, carded a par 35 on the first nine and a two over par 37 on the trip home. Close on his heels with a 36-37 73 was Col. James W. Wilson of Bowling Green.

Ohio, a member of the air university team from Maxwell Field, Ala. FORMER CUBS' STAR, IS DEAD ALBANY, N. March 28 (JP) Johnny Evers, one of baseball's all time greats, died today. The middle-man of the National League Chicago Cubs Tinker-to-E vers ljJ nuance: uiav bviuwiunifiuti v. oi iour aecaaes I ago died in a hos pital here four days after he was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage.

He was 65 years old. Evers had suffer ed a stroke in 1942 and had been poor health since. He was confined Evers much of the time to bed and par tially paralyzed. Eleven months ago the former standout second baseman was elected to baseball's hall of fame at Coopers-town. N.

on a list of 11 oldtime trtavers. The list included first ba.se- man Frank Chance who died in 1924 and shortstop Joe Tinker. Tinker is recovering in Orlando. from an operation last January in which his left leg was amputated. He said Evers' death marked the passing of one of baseball's greatest players and that Evers "was a fighter in everything he did." Feuded With Tinker Tinker and Evers didn't speak to each other during several of the 10 years prior to 1913 that they played sde by side in the Chicago Cubs infield but their perfection-like field performances belied their personal feud.

Evers batting average in 14 years of regular play was .279. During his playing career he never weighed more that 130 pounds. For the past 24 years he had operated a sporting goods store in downtown Albany with his brother, Joe. Harting, McGarry in Final Round of Women's Tourney i (Continued from Page 11) I burg, Mrs. Reid McKenzie of Gainesville.

Grandmother's Tourney A feature of today's play will be a along with regular field day event, Field day starters will tee off on No. 10 up until 10:15, and at No. 1 before o'clock. Semi-final results: Championship Flight Mrs. Billie Marting.

Miami, defeated Babs Bulpitt. St. Petersburg, 6 and 4. Mrs. Mark McGarry.

St. Petersbure. defeated Mrs. George Wilcox, Miami. 19 holes.

Championship Consolation Jo Ann Whltaker. Bartow, defeated Emma Lou Prince. Gainesville. 5 and 4. Mrs.

Lucile King, Bartow, won by default. First Flight Mrs. R. E. Wilson, St.

Petersburg, defeated Mrs. H. M. Carpenter. Tampa, 2 and 1.

Evelyn Odom, Miami, bye. First Consolation Mrs. T. P. Galatin, Tallahassee, bye.

Mrs. E. L. Kasemeirr, Lakeland, defeated Mrs. E.

S. Woodward, Miami, 4 and 3. Second Flight Mrs. Jules Swanson. Tampa, defeated Mrs.

Jackie Lewis, Orlando, 3 and 2. Betty Ann Rhodes, St. Petersburg, defeated Mrs. Francis Sams. DeLand, 6 and 4.

Second Consolation Mrs. Oeoreie Miller. Miami, defeated Mrs. B. W.

Bellinger. Tampa. 5 and 4. Mrs. J.

H. Heinberg. Jacksonville, defeated Mrs. Arthur Crago, Tampa, 7 and 5. Third Flight Mrs.

Francis Kargcr. Bradenton. defeated Mrs. N. S.

Veal. Jacksonville. 3 and 2. Mrs. Ed Brook, Winter Haven, defeated Mrs.

P. A. Ellis. Tampa. 7 and 5.

Third Consolation Mrs. J. K. Sparkman, bye. Mrs.

A. J. Bedwcll, Fort Lauderdale, bye. Fourth Flight Mrs. L.

W. Crompton. Tampa, defeated Mrs. Joe N. Torres.

Tampa, 2 up. Mrs. W. Thompson. Lakeland, defeated Mrs.

R. W. Thompson, St. Peters burg. 3 and 2.

Fourth Consolation Mrs. W. W. Helvenston. Jacksonville.

defeated Mrs. B. C. Chitty. Miami.

1 up Mrs. C. Coffey. Orlando, defeated Mrs" AuBUSt 2 land, defeated Mrs. H.

R. Duey. Lake Miss Ann Snarrow. Bradenton. 5 and 4 Mrs.

O. J. McWhirter, Belle Olade. defeated Mrs. R.

W. Webb. Winter Haven. 1 up. Sixth Flight Mrs.

Frank Swick. Miami, defeated Mrs. E. R. Elkes.

Tampa, 1 up. Mrs. C. C. Craig, Miami, defeated Mrs.

J. Rex Farrtor. 5 and 3 Sixth Consolation Mrs. Elizabeth Adkins. Gainesville, defeated Mrs.

Walter Lynch, Jacksonville, 2 up. Mrs. George Hanseomb. Miami, defeated Mrs. Charles Lalor, Miami, 4 and 3.

Seventh Flight Mrs. L. A. Wiltsee. Tampa, defeated Mrs.

K. Smith. Jacksonville. 1 up. Mrs.

A. R. Klemm. Winter Haven, defeated Mrs. Elliott Dixon.

Tampa, 3 and 2. Seventh Consolation Mrs. E. B. Stanley.

Tampa, won by default. Mrs. Homer Rich. Miami, bye. Eighth Flight Mrs.

Carl Harding. Fort Lauderdale, defeated Mrs. L. F. Remsberg, Fort Lauderdale, 7 and 5.

Mrs. W. W. Allen, Jacksonville, defeated Mrs. Reld McKenzie, Gainseville, 20 holes.

Eighth Consolation Mrs. M. B. Flemming. Everglades, defeated Mrs.

Robert Jayroe. Tampa. 1 up. Mrs. Joe DiSarlo.

Tampa, defeated Mrs. James Heddon. Lakeland. 3 and 1. Ninth Flight Mrs.

Jene Casey. Tampa, defeated Mrs. L. M. Gable.

St. Petersburg. 3 and 2. Mrs. Ray Dugan.

St. Petersburg, defeated Mrs. L. G. Knapp.

Fort Lauderdale, 2 up. Ninth Consolation Mrs. L. W. Chase.

Gainesville, defeated Mrs. D. F. Border. Fort Lauderdale.

4 and 3. Mrs. J. K. Sparkman.

Tampa, default. Tenth Flight Mrs. Carl Lytle. Ocala. defeated Mrs.

Robert Skillman. Orlando. 5 and 3. Mrs. N.

M. Marr. St. Petersburg, defeated Mrs. Hammond Jones, Lakeland.

3 and 2. Tenth Consolation Miss Jo Garcia. Tampa, defeated Mrs. John S. Hill.

Miami. 5 and 3. Mrs. C. H.

Henson. Jacksonville, defeated Mrs. E. C. Robinson, St.

Petersburg, 19 holes. Eleventh Flight Mrs. R. H. Makemson, Fort Lauderdale, defeated Mrs.

Reid' Dearlng, Ponte Vedra, 2 and 1. Mrs. Raymond Meyer. Tampa, default. Eleventh Consolation Mrs.

Gilbert Turner. Tampa, defeated Mrs. J. B. Owens.

Tampa. 1 up. Mrs. J. F.

Quisenberry. Tampa, bye. Twelfth Flight Mrs. W. M.

Acree. DeLand, defeated Judy Anderson. Jacksonville, 19 holes. Mrs. T.

Hand. Miami, defeated Mrs Robert Anderson. Miami, 1 up. Twelfth Consolation Mrs. Betty Balrd.

Lakeland, defeated Mrs. Clyde Reynolds. Tampa. 2 and 1. Mrs.

Dorothy Adkins. Gainesville, defeated Mrs. Counts Johnson. 3 and 2. Mr- Lillian Todd, Ocala.

defeated Mrs. C.W. Zimmerman. Lakeland. 4 and 3.

xvirs. Mri Aiasseioerry, urianao. ae-feated Mrs. H. A.

Williams, Tampa, 19 holes. Thirteenth Consolation Mrs. George Brennn. Jacksonville, defeated Mrs. Harry Shaw.

St. Petersburg. 6 and 5. Mrs. John Sntvely.

Winter Haven, defeated Mrs. H. W. Dolton. St.

Petersburg. 4 and 3. BASEBALL CO-CAPTAINS Two seniors. Catcher Joe Grant, Andalusia, and Shortstop Vic Akin, Shawmut, are captain and alternate captain, respectively, of Auburn's 1947 baseball club. Both are two of the better all-around players in the Southeastern Conference and have been offered professional diamond contracts.

REORGANIZATION SEBRING, March Reorganization of the Orange Belt League, regarded as the leading semi-pro loop In the Southeastern states, for the 194? season, will be effected at a meeting to be held at 9 P. M. Monday at the Bartow city hall. Bartow was selected as the meeting site in tribute to-the Mustangs, who won the 1946 pennant. The present officers are E.

a. Burton; jr of Sebring, who has held the presidency since 1940, and Hayden Williams, also of Sebring, who has been statistician and publicity director since 1933. Burton has Intimated that because of the pressure of personal business he will not seek another term. Clubs In the loop last year were: Bartow, Fort Meade, Frostproof, Ar cadia, Wauchula, Lake Placid and Avon Park. Of the eight.

Lake Placid, according to unofficial reports, will not enter this season. Bowling Green, former champions, will seek the Lake Placid franchise. Application for the berth was filed with the secretary last Summer by John who piloted Bowling Green In former years. That community has not been represented in the lpflini for several vpurs It is also understood that Plant City and Lake Wales will also apply for berths In the loop. Lake Wales was a member in past years.

EAST-WEST ALL STAR CAGE TILT SLATED TONIGHT NEW YORK. March 28. The current basketball season comes to an end tomorrow night with the playing of the annual Herald-Tribune all-star game In which a squad of senior collegians from East of the Mississippi River plays a similar squad from West of the Father of Waters. The West squad, which averages 6 foot 3 inches in height. Is a slight favorite to avenge the 60 to 59 setback its 1946 counterpart suffered a year ago.

The East team will average 6 feet 1 inch, primarily because of the presence of Harry Boykoff, 6-9 center from Brooklyn's St. Johns University. The Westerners are coached by Hank Iba, Oklahoma A mentor, while Nat Holman of CCNY, is tutor of the Eastern brigade. HE ROLLS WINS FEATURE RACE AT GULFSTREAM MIAMI. March 28 JP) EdgehiU Stable's He Rolls captured the featured sixth race at Gulfstream Park today before 9858 fans.

It was the first time since the 21 -day-old meeting began that the crowd tiad gone below the 10,000 mark. He Rolls covered the mile and 70 yards In 1:41 flat to clip two fitfhs of a second from the track record. He returned $10.30 with Jack Robertson up. Silver Bar Stable's Santa Claus was second and HI Neighbor third. CRACKERS GET TIGERS CATCHER OCALA, March 28.

UP) Red Mathis, catcher who was sold conditionally to the Detroit Tigers, Is being returned to the Atlanta Crackers, Earl Mann, president, reported today. Mann also announced that Mike Milosevich; infielder purchased from Beaumont, had agreed to terms and would meet him in Atlanta Saturday. USED GAR BROKER VV will buy your car for cash, or Mil and finance it for you for a reasonable commission. DON FARMER USED GARS 40 E. Lafayette St.

Phono M-214T GREYHOUND SARASOTA NIGHTLY (Except Sundays) 8 P. U. State Law Prohibits attendance off minors dfe saaiiB (Tests VWIKNMttSIMNr OLD BRADENTON ROAD rKFU nent track stars from throughout the nation will participate in the Florida relays sponsored by the University of Florida, and scheduled here Saturday afternoon on Graham Field. The 17th event meet, which is being revived this year after an absence of five years during the war, will draw a large field of 18 In both college and high school division entries. College track stars entered include From the University of North Carolina: Floyd S.

Simmons, who established a fast 70-yard low record hurdles time at 8.6 in the recent in door Invitational meet on that campus; Jack Milne, two-mile champion at the invitational meet with a new record of and Alvin Smith, one-mile champion in the indoor meet. From Duke, Rogers Neighborgall, Southern Conference one mile and half mile champion. From Auburn, Fred Corley, Southeastern Conference mile and half mile champion, and Whitney Hober ton. SEC cross' county champion. From Florida, Henry Gardiner, high Jump champion in the North Caro lina indoor meet, and SEC high jump champion in 1942.

the University of Min nesota is sending one entry in Ray Tharpe, the first time a school out of the Southern region has entered u. Nine College Teams Nine schools are entered in the college division. Including North Car olina, Duke, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Howard College, Auburn, Minnesota South Carolina and Florida. Nine high schools will be represented in Miami Edison, Miami Senior High School, DeLand, St. Peters burg, Lakeland, Andrew Jackson of Miami, St Leo Academy, Robert E.I Lee and Andrew Jackson of Jack sonville.

HOCKEY PLAYOFF GAMES TO START nw APR II i NEW YORK. March 28. (Maurice Podoloff, president of the American Hockey League, said today that the final playoff round would open at Hershey on Tuesday, April 1, instead of tomorrow night as previously announced. Podoloff said the change was ar ranged today in a telephone conference involving John Harris of the Hershey Club, and John Sollenberger of the Pittsburgh Hornets. The two teams also will meet at Hershey on April 3 under the revised schedule and then move to Pittsburgh for the third and fourth games on April 5 and 8.

If additional games, are needed to determine the best-of -seven winner, the teams will return to the Bear Rink on April 10, move to Pittsburgh for the sixth contest on April 12 and play the seventh and final struggle at Hershey on April 15. TAMPA ROCKETS TO MEET BLACK YANKEES SUNDAY The Tampa Rockets will meet the New York Black Yankees in the opening game of the new 22nd St Baseball 'Park Sunday. The Rockets, newest member of the Florida State Negro League has played six games, winning four from Bartow, Plant City and Bradenton and losing to the Birmingham Black Barons and Homestead Grays. The Black Yankees are in training here and last week defeated the Pepsi Cola Giants, 7 to 2. Tampa boys In their lineup include Walter Hardy, shortstop; N.

D. Davis, first baseman; J. B. Broome, outfielder; Bernard Fernandez, pitcher; Curtis Brown, infieWer and Alpheus Dean, pitcher. DUTCH" WIN AT SOCCER ROTTERDAM.

March VP) The provisional Dutch national soccer team defeated the Malmo soccer football of Sweden, 3 -J), before a crowd of 60,000 today. (1EEG NIGHTLY (EXCEPT. SUNDAYS) 8 P.M. MATINEES WED. AND SAT.

(Just Across Gondy Bridge) Stott law and regulations of stott racing commission prohibit minors attending race track. 9 4t lfUft Yankees Beat Cincinnati By 5 to 2 Score Continued from Page 11) Clark then parked a single into center with Souchok tallying and Gus Niarhos chipped in with another safety, bringing in Medwick with the final run of the game. The Reds nave nut three remaining games at Plant Field before breaking camp. Following tomorrow's encounter with the Phils and Sunday's contest with the Cardinals, the Pittsburgh Pirates will close the schedule against the Reds on Wednesday. The Madison Drug Store is conducting advance sale of tickets for these games.

A's Trip Browns WEST PALM BEACH, March 28. (IP) The Philadelphia Athletics went on a 20-hit rampage today to trounce the St. Louis Browns 12 to 6 in an exhibition baseball game. Pete Suder, with a home run and two singles, led the Mackmen assault on Jack Kramer and Frank Biscan while Veteran Sam Chapman and Rookie Dick Adams each chipped In with three safeties. St.

Louis 000 301 200 6 II 2 St. Louis (A) 000 301 200 6 11 0 Philadelphia (A) 010 231 23x 12 20 0 Kramer, Biscan (6) and Schultz, Helf (6); Flores. McCahan (6) and Rosar. Wyrostek Hits Winning Homer CLEARWATER, March 28. Johnny Wyrostek cracked out two late inning home runs today as the Philadelphia Phillies nipped the St.

Louis Cardinals 8 to 7 in 11 Innings. Wyrostek hit a four-bagger in the ninth to tie the score and turned ihe trick again with one out in the 11th to provide the winning edge. St. Louis (A) ..000 301 200 6 11 2 Phila. (N) 000 140 01101 16 2 Dickson.

Pollet (6) and Garagiola, Wilder (6); Jurlsich, Hughes (6), Raf-fensberger 9) and Seminick. Tiger Reserves Win SEBRING, March 28. (Special) The Detroit Tiger reserves walloped the Newark Bears, 6-4, here today, gaining the victory off Jim Schneible, who gave up all the runs and seven hits in the two innings he worked. Ray Schmidt, who toiled for five frames, limited the major leaguers to two singles. Lou Kretlow went the route for Detroit.

The Bears will take on the Kansas Blues here tomorrow at 2 P. M. t- n- at frr Ann 1 ca a i uciiuii; uuu uuu iou iu Newark (IL) 001 000 0034 7 1 Kretlow and Erraut; R. Schmidt, Schneible (6), Peek and Parks. Nats Rout Pirates MIAMI BEACH, March 28.

(JP) The Washington Senators defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 17-8 today in an exhibition game. It was the first meeting of the clubs since the world series of 1925. The Senators ran away from the Pirates in the third, scoring eight runs on eight hits. In the fourth, the Senators were even rougher, scoring nine runs on six hits. Washington 008 900 0017 18 2 Pittsburgh 000 002 510 8 11 4 Wynn, Harris (6) and Mancusco, Ferrell; Perez, Heintzelman (4), Roe (7) and Salkeld, Jarvis.

MIDDLETON FIVE WINS CONTEST NASHVILLE, March 28. (A) Armstrong High of Richmond, eked out a one-point victory In the third annual National Negro High School basketball tournament here today, defeating Hopkinsville, 39-38. Middleton High of Tampa, defeated Dunbar High of Fairmont, W. 56-43. Booker Washington of Tulsa.

topped Thompson high of Tampa, 29-27, in an overtime second-round contest. The score was tied at 25-all at the end of the regular playing time. GOLF Temple Terrace GOLF CLUB DAILY FEE $00 TRADE IN YOUR OLD CLUBS ON A NEW SET 'jrd Down Bal. Monthly BASIL BROOKS Ph. 982601 Racing OAKLAWN RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $1200; claiming; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs: Howdy Rowdy (112).

P. Kelper, $10.30. $5.40. $3.30. Echo Peak (107).

D. Jessop. $9.70. $4.80. Perfect Miss (110) Eads, $3.30.

Time: 1:13 15. Good Emily, Kentucky Son, Missville, Docs Wash, Twice Irv also ran. SECOND RACE Purse $1200; allowances; 4-year-olds; 6 furlongs: Isolationist (118), R. Zufelt, $9.70, $5, $3.10 Arianza (108), F. Lullo, $9.30, $4.60.

Buck Sergeant (118). H. Keene, $2.70. Time: 1:12 35. Gypsy Lea, Ted Char, Momentous, Sweet Goods, Bandage, Time Four Jays also ran.

DAILY DOUBLE Howdy Rowdy and Isolationist paid $57.60. THIRD RACE Purse $1200: allowances; 4-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs: Jesting Fox (112), W. Eads, $6.80. $3.60, $2.80. iced Over (107), R.

Summers. $3.30, $2.50. Sweet Comet (110). W. Garner, $2.90.

Time: 1:1135. Little Snail. Arielita. Whosyourgal, Rubber City. Annelator aiso ran.

FOURTH RACE Purse $1200: allowances: 4-year-olds and upward; 1 116 nines: Shoot First (115), C. Swain, $14.80, $4.40. $3.40. xCotplay (110). B.

Bass, $3.30, $3.60. xDurban (111), A. Phillip. $2.50, $2.80 Dead heat for second. Time: 1:46 45 nipsplsnnri.

Pparf Lignt, priscilia Prim. AU Out also ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $1200: allowances; 4-year-olds and upward: 1 116 miles: Fred Cody (115), W. Eads, $9.10. $4.90.

$3.20. Isle De Pine (105). M. J. Knapp, $4.20, $2.90.

Unitran (110). F. Lullo, $3.10. Time: 1:46 35. Alara, Grays Bay, I'm Chatty, Rotamal also ran.

SIXTH RACE Purse $1300; claiming; 4-year-olds and upward: 1 116 miles: Alice Sherrlll (107). M. Pena, $17.40, $8.30, $5.80. Larkmead Jane (111), W. Eads, $11.10, $5.60.

Try Flight (115), R. Hartwick, $5.30. Time: 1:46 15. June Court Flash, Devils Island, Stargoo, zFlghting Mac, zAiry Goer, Sickle Sun, Deep Red also ran. a Field.

SEVENTH RACE Purse $1200; allowances; 4-year-olds and upward; 1 116 miles: Plover Brand (113). F. T.nlliv 1T. $6.90. $4.10 Gun (H5), R.

Summers, $6.10, $3.70. Dots Risk (111), T. Bates. $3.70. Time: 1:44 35.

Pnwdorpri Milv rtntw Gold, King Victory. Flo's Herbert, Late Thread, Snow Kiss also ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1300: allow ances: 4 year-olds and iinwnrri: 1 ic Cid Plav fill). ruthmlMi. cn $3.80.

S3.10. nig Head (118), C. Hooper, $4.80, $3.60. Dididida (110). B.

Bass, $4.20. Time: 1:45. Tnial Vlrtnrv rvlu nr. Galahad, Credentials. Blentee also ran.

OAKLAWN ENTRIES Hot Springs, Ark. FIRST RACE Plirsa SI 911(1 ollnuxi nz-oo 4 year olds and upward. 6 furlongs (18): Major 115: xConcho Blitz. 105: Bold Copper, 115; Ration. 110; Scotch Please, 115: Aunt Lucy, 110; x-In Silver, 110; xTopping.

105: Desert Battle, 115: Glory Step, 108: Jolly Greenock. 110; Thunder Echo, 115: Mai High, 115; Town Hall, 118: Tuckie. 113; Lucias Sun, 118; Mokup, 115; Kitty Gray, 111. SECOND RACE Purse nnf). Hulmtnff.

3 year olds. 6 furlongs (10): Busy Maiden, iu; xaeuy SKeiiy, luz; sun Doggie, 107; xGnost Bound. 107: Prooelied. 107: Miss Provo. 107; Whiteford Tet.

115: Royal Ned, lit; Mucnas uracias, luy; concho Blue, 101. THIRD RACE Purse $1400. allowances. 3 year olds, 6 furlongs (7): Chaithan, 109; tiKionia King, ill; xounnlson. 116; Swing Maid.

106: aRum Runner. Ill: xLittle Spooky, 101: xaWalk Up. 110. a-tteynoias Brotners entry. FOURTH RACE Purse JM2nn.

rlalmtne 3 year olds. 1 mile and 70 yards (7): Always Broke. 115; xLeasehold. 107; Aunt Ruth, 107; Little Geromo, 115; xMiss Whiskers. 102; Ercel, 112; xSunnys Honey, 102.

FIFTH RACE Purse 1inn. illnimnrpi 4 year olds and upward, 1 mile and 70 yards (13): Free Citizen, 107: Skylark. 109; Amalka, 110; Kamps Reward, 107; Mana-droit, 109; Foss Barker, 109; aBrentbrook, 109; aLightfoot Lady, 99; xbBeneva, 99; Royat, 109; Rosemere Chief. 109; Mullin-gar. 110: xbThunderhoof.

99. a-w. T. Beexley entry. b-Mrs.

R. LuKinbuel and Mrs. A. Creech entry. SIXTH RACE Purse $10,000 added, the Arkansas Derby, 3 year olds, one and one-eighth miles flO): Mel Van Ormnn IIS: Tubby 120; Sun Beau Go.

117; Flash O- Night. 120: Dusty Roads. 117; Fleet-ridge, 117: Junior Wolf. 120: Well Wisher, nz; nesaway. in: Bull lar, 120.

SEVENTH RACE Purse S1200. rlaimine. 4 year olds and upward, one and one-sixteenth miles (9): New Face. 110; Chance Cross. 112; Darby Duluth.

112: Conqueror III, 112 xMiss O. 106: Gladhadagal, 108; xLoango, 110; xDonafel, 107; xBoio Fancy. 105. EIGHTH RACE Purse 120O. allowance.

4 year olds and upward, one and one-eighth miles (9): xBorder Voluble, 109; Pure Briar, 114: Yawl, 114: xCamp Flight. 104: xHeesadate. 109: Brown Gown, 109: xKentucky Day. 109; Placervllle, 114; aBrown Valley, 109. GRAZIANO-ZALE GET BIG OFFER IN CLEVELAND NEW YORK, March 28.

(IP) Cleveland Fight Promoter Larry Atkins today offered Middleweight Champion Tony Zale and Challenger Rocky Graziano a $200,000 guarantee or an option of 60 per cent of what he predicted would be a half-million-dollar gate to put on a title bout In Cleveland stadium In mid-June. "They could cut the guarantee and percentage up any way they wanted to." he offered. Zale and Graziano met here last September, with the champion stop ping the New Yorker in six rounds after a pier-six slugfest. They were to have met in a return go this month, but Graziano's New York license was revoked several weeks ago for failure to report $100,000 bribe offer he said he thought was a joke. The revocation applies only to New York.

Promoter Mike Jacobs' 20th Cen tury Sporting Club has announced it would attempt to stage a title fight here this Summer between Zale and European Champion Marcel Cerdan. who meets Harold Green in a 10-rounder In Madison Square Garden tonight. Horse GULFSTREAM RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $2300: claiming; 4-year olds and upward: 7 furlongs: Gallant Agent (111). C. Rogers, $29.30, $16.90.

S9. Sea Victory (114). R. Keane. $35.90, $15.60.

celestial Blue (ill). K. Watson. 111. Time: 1:25 25.

Float Away. Lord Win, Lady Oeorganna. New Flame. Empty Plate, Flying Giant. Fagranny, W.

H. Kelly. Ernest also ran. SECOND RACE Purse 12300: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward: furlongs: Stagey Miss (115). D.

Dodson, S4.2U, 13.40. S2.70. Moon Fool (106). G. Lafleur.

$20.90, $8.40. wink's Forty (120). M. Baslle. 84 Time: 1:12 35.

Damion's Maid, Karen- ette. East Norwicn, on Boy. anar urier. Parl-Joe, War Scandal. Momenta, Little Grif also ran.

DAILY DOUBLE Gallant Agent and stagey miss paid say. 10. THIRD RACE Purse $2300; maidens, 2-year-olds: 4 furlones: Still Champ (120), Stout, $13.80, S7.su. is.su. Dusky Tiger (120), W.

Balzarettl, $19.50, $9.60. Kashmir (120), L. Knapo, $4.30. Time: 47 35. Hiuh Lo.

Lou Smith. Fore Caddy. Blackie Daw, Tricky Deal, HiKh Hunch, Dottle Safe Bet. Loujac also ran. FOURTH RACE Purse S240D: claim ing: 4-year-olds and upward: 7 furlongs: Townhouse (117).

W. D. Wright. $25.90. $9.10.

$3.50. Artillerist (117), p. RoBerts, $3.90, $3. SO. Yesnow (120).

J. Stout. $2.60. Time: 1:23 45 (new track record). Foxy ReaD.

Majalis. Song O' War, Aethel-red. Belle Cole also ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $2500: allow ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 6 tur- lonus: Burgoo Maid (112), W. Balzarettl, $2.90, $2.40.

$2.30. Devastating; (106). C. Mullins. $3.50, $3.

My Star (112), A. Snider. $3.20. Time: 1:11 25. Run Lady, Inotlme, Browsley, Dlna Belle, Sierra Jean also ran.

SIXTH RACE: Purse $3000: allowances; 4-year-olds and upward: 1 mile and 70 yards: He Rolls (114). J. Robertson. $10.30, $3.80. $4.20.

Santa Claus (117), A. Snider, $3.10, $3.70. Hi Neighbor (119), J. Stout. $4.80.

Time: 1:41 (new track Weathercock. Heyday, Winsome Lad. North Park. Santas Vixen, Chopuy Sea also ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $2400; claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; 1 116 miles: Plucky Boy (113), A.

Snider, $7.90, $4.70. $4.40. XiMal (111). C. Rogers.

$3.20. $3.70. xSpartacus (115), W. E. Snyder, $6.

$6. Time: 1:44 35. Singing Light. Bold Front, Listing, Cupcake. War Glenn, Val-dina Tyrant, Tough Target also ran.

Dead heat lor second. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2300: claiming: 4-year-olds and up; lVs miles: Motie Brand (114), F. Pannell, $22.20, $9.10, $6.50. Wiseshot (124). C.

Rogers. $3.40, $3.40. Special Pet (106), R. Prevost, $5.60. Time: 1:50 35.

Persian Rug. Bungino, Tragic Ending, Pilot Star, Honor Guard. Markability, Crazy Horse, Memory Boss also ran. ENTRIES (Miami) FIRST RACE Purse $2300 claiming: 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. (16): Peacock Lady.

Ill, M. McGowan; x-Shore Patrol. 106; Michigan Smart. 116, T. May; Tennis Ball, 109; Valdina Bright, 116; x-Which Ace, 114, J.

Humphreys; x-Figa-rose. 109, A. Snider; x-Great Ripple, 107; Mixer, 114, C. Rogers; x-Mr. Pharned, 107, F.

Hanes; x-Mike O'Sulllvan. 115, E. Gonzalez; Valdina Fleet. Ill; Toy Bomb, 116. M.

A. Buxton: Caesar 118; Cecrops, 122; x-Unshakable, 102. SECOND RACE Purse $2300 claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 7 furlongs. (16): Sunday Knight. 117.

M. Basile; x-Mae-james. 113. R. Somerset; x-Iilefetchit, 107; Dauntless Gal.

Ill; Night Flight, 113, J. Stout; x-Hogan. Ill, M. Little; Army Glider. 116: x-Green Crystal.

99, G. Lafleur; Steel Reigh. 113. F. McGowan; Ace Skipper.

115. H. Mora: Fandango. 109. H.

Mora; True Note. 114: x-Valdina Math, 111; x-My Julie. 104. E. Gonzalez: Little Sandy.

116; x-Dale Maedic, 109. D. Hux. THIRD RACE Purse $2400 claiming; 3-year-olds! 7 furlongs. (16): Transair, 112: Speed Play.

115, O. South; Zo-Bo. 115, C. Critchfleld: Maintaining. 108, J.

Stout; Hemlock, 112. C. Rogers; x-Lady Rhea-nelle, 102; Verona Sands. 110; Romping, 107, J. Stout; Harsam.

112. W. Balzarettl; Doctor L. 108, H. Mora; x-Dan'l Boone.

103, F. Pannell; Sun Carrier. 110; x-Doit Easy. 108, F. Hanes: High Kick.

115: Vitesse. 107; x-Sanchiila. 103. FOURTH RACE Purse $2500: allowance; 4-year-olds and up in Grade 6 furlongs. (9): x-Don Miller.

112: Darby Dimout. 117; x-a-Likeasnot. 109. G. Pot ter; uay Moonoeam.

112. r. watson: stage Fire, 114, J. Stout: x-TJnknown Reward, 109, R. Prevost: a-Crack Re-vard.

117. D. Dodson: x-Umpydan. 114; Uncle Byron. 114.

J. Sauter. a-T. D. Buhl entry.

FIFTH RACE The 8t. Augustine: purse $3000; allowance; 4-year-old and up: 6 furlongs. (8): Affiant, 114. R. Watson: Agilant, 110; Album.

112: Admiral's Aide. 110; Bug Juice. 115. J. Stout: Sunny.

110. J. Richard; Naval Base. 110; Princess Rena. 112, A.

Snider. SIXTH RACE The Fountain of Youth Handicap; purse $7500 added; 3-year-olds; mile and 70 yards. (10): Imperator. 120, D. Dodson: Petroboy, 112.

J. Wagner: Proud Ruler, 108; Skeleton, 106: a-Atomlc Power. 116. M. A.

Buxton; a-Pompelan. 108: Donna's Ace. 112. C. Rogers: Red Devil.

112. A. Snider: Count Rough. Ill: Penny Reward. 107.

J. Robertson. a-Parco Stable Si 3. R. Stetnman entry.

SEVENTH RACE Purse $2300 claiming; 3-year-olds; 1116 miles. (8): x-Barl. 106. F. Pannell; Incopo.

106. C. Rogers; x-Reno, 109: Foursome. 105, H. Lindberg: x-Botve.

117: Johnnie C. 109. J. Stout: Mr. Dodo, 111, F.

Gold. 112. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2400 claiming. 4-year-olds and up: lVa miles. (10): a-Gremlin, 115; Walloon, 115.

M. A. Buxton; Gayward, 118: a-Romanock. 118: Quatre Call. 115, J.

Wagner; x-Old Union. 116, A. Carvalho: Stride Well. 118; C. Rogers; Frank Munns.

118. 0. South; Pelops. 113; Glno Gold, 118. R.

Johnstone. -a-Mavfalr Stable A. 3. V. Tlgani entry.

x-5 lbs. AAC. Horses listed in order Of post positions. RED WINGS BUY BUFFALO STAR TORONTO, March 28. UPy James McFadden, 27-year-old forward with Buffalo, was purchased today by the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League.

He was ordered to report here immediately and will take the ice at right wing with the Detroiters against the Toronto Maple Leafs in the second playoff game Saturday. WATCH REPAIRING I PROMPT SERVICE VSTANLEY Jewelers fronfclin 1 BraxK 2b 4 0 1 Scolt 3b 4 2 Scolt 3b Retro If 0 Retro If 4 1 0 I.lerandi cf 4 0 Tuero rs 3 1 Royal lb 4 0 Die rf 3 0 Estrada 3 1 Garcia 3 0 0 9 4 Totals 32 6 4 023 000 16 PLANT CITY 410 040 0 9 GATORS NAME BILL RABORN AS 1946 CAPTAIN GAINESVILLE, March 28. (P) Bill Raborn, Jacksonville, veteran University of Florida Gator right guard, has been selected captain of the 1946 football team in a post season election held here this week Head Coach Raymond Bear Wolf reported today. Raborn was selected by a vote of his teammates. The selection of a season captain is traditional in Gator sports.

During the season game captains are selected by the coaches. but after the season ends members of the team select their all-season leader. Raborn, a sophomore, saw action in nearly every Gator contest last season. FORT MEADE DRILL POSTPONED FORT MEADE, March 28. (Special.) On account of the baseball diamond here not yet being completed for play, the organization ard practice scheduled for Sunday afternoon has been temporarily postponed, Ralph Durrance, manager, announced yesterday.

Negotiations for games for April 6 with Arcadia, and for April 13 with Plant City are being made. SARASOTA TRACKj RESL L.TS FIRST RACE tuLuritv: Miss Pack. 116, 7 4fi sa 4d: Roman Hoy 3.20. S2.UO: Lit tle Mist $3.20. Grass.

Cheat Star. Sadie Green, My Dear. Grain also ran. Quiniela 4-fi) 43 fin Time 30.1. SECOND RACE Futurity: Flying Flag ler $13.20.

May Laay sd.2u. sj; Flashy Rube S5.40. Wise Sue, Catalina Penny, qillie curl, wever wan, win aiso ran Time 33.3 THIRD RACE Gulf Course: Grand Cen tral, $5.80. $4.20, $3.40: Howdy Ike, ia.4U. $5.80: Little Wrangler.

$5.80. Happy Leader, Live Wire. Rollaway Gal, Merry May also ran. Ronson scratched. Quiniela (1-6) $68.60.

Time 33.3. DAILY DOIBI.E Flying Flssler and Grand Central (2-6 $92.20. FOURTH RACE No race. Mechanical breakdown. FIFTH RACE Gulf Course: Ben's Promise, $5.20, $3.20.

Mar Rosa, $8.20, $4.20: Gay Snot, $3.20. Kruger. Betty Orchid, Through Bound. Wee Rose also ran. Grand Finish scratched.

Quiniela (5-6) $26.20. Time 33. SIXTH RACE Gulf Course: Frisco Lil, $5.40, $3.20. Hush Pupple. $3.40, Little Did.

$3.40. Future Date, Tax Return. Bright Lady. Just Beware. Starmite also ran.

Quiniela (5-6) $12.60. Time 33. SEVENTH RACE Futurity: Scatter Out. $18.20. $9.80.

$6: Scat About, $19. $5.60: Major Waterhall. $4.60. Girl O'Mine, Lucky 3trip, Passing Major. Whistle By, Paper Special also ran.

Quiniela (4-5) $39. Time 30. EIGHTH RACE Gulf Course: Howdy Buddy, S6.20, $5.80, Company Manners. $6.40, Tanner. $4.20.

Rhapsody. Pilton, More Blue. Dark Gold. Fair Wind also ran. Quiniela (2-3) S30.

Time 33 NINTH RACE Gulf Course: Peppy Sailor. $15.80. $6.40. $3.80: Sonny Marshall. $7.20.

Protector. $5.20. Happy Mission. Lone Tim. Penan Soldier.

Sez Vou, Jenny Madam also ran. Quiniela (3-8) $59.60. Time 32.3. TENTH RACE Gulf Course: Shirley Jean, $37.40, $11.60. $3.80: Sweet Llndy.

$4.40. S3. 20: Stub Duffy, $2.60. Like Tilly, Sky Nurse, Like Rock. Taxico.

Camilla also ran. Quiniela (4-7) $47.40. Time 33. ENTRIES FIRST RACE Futurity: Ronde Lad, Dark Symphony. Kerry Dance.

Harsh, Sunny Hood. Persian Star. Careless Cookie. Show. SECOND RACE Gulf Course: Captain Hank, Brave Chuck.

Hi West. Hasty Gal, Field and Stream, Tropic Breeze, Koala, Pound Sterling. THIRD RACE Oulf course: Lucky Glide, Fannie Belle, Flinty Feet. Just Brave. Risky Luck, Spat.

Grand Buy, Tip O'Day. FOURTH RACE Futurity: Catalina Nightcap. Fatal Fawn. Rural King, Drak Dart, Mar Ben, Andrew Melstone. Reckless RUbe, Some Luck.

FIFTH RACE Gulf course: Faultless Lady. Pakalette. Profile. Judy R. Girl Gold.

Stella Sharp. Howdy Chuck. Beckett. SIXTH RACE Futurity: Andy Blitz, Home James. Expert Sam.

Lightning Joe. My Dandy Boy, Private Rex, Ralnblrd, Nebr. Burner. SEVENTH RACE Gulf course: Brunner. Park Ville.

Bette Pepper. Kentwood. Mace, Pakaloy. Ladrile Rock. Never GBy.

EIGHTH RACE Gulf course: Repshot. Red Handed. Sonoma's Red Boy. Roll Reta. Rural Speck, Master Mack.

Riches To Rags. Top Voltage. NINTH RACE Gulf course: Black Secretary. Jennifer Jones. Liargo.

Champion Bill, Cheerful Buddy. Lotta Fashion. Miss Blue. Town Ace. TENTH RACE Gulf course: Judo, Snip Minnie.

Lucky Temp, Belle Slnkl. Mane Blitz. Subsidy. Shatto. Sheryl Bride.

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