The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 24

SPARTANS FAVORED SJS, Bear Spikes Mix San Jose State's Spartans, led by their one-two sprinting punch of Ray Norton and Bob Poynter, go for their llth straight dual meet victory, against California's track team at Berkeley Saturday. Norton, a co-holder of the world's record in the 100 yard dash, has run it in 9.3 this spring. Poynter, a sophomore has run a Willie White, Cal's Times Sports Card-UCLA Trackfest A Tossup LOS ANGELES (API-Stanford and UCLA open the 1959 dual track and field season in the Pacific Coast Conference Saturday, with a close scoring battle in prospect. Runners dominate the picture, with the mile and half-mile races possibly the key contests of the afternoon at Bruinville. Bob Holland, the UCLA hope, will be hard-put to break up the one-two threat of Bertil Lundh and Ernie Cunliffe.

Both Indians are capable of breaking meet records in both the 880 and the mile. Seaman Holds Record Norwegian Lundh, a sophomore. has a best time of 4:05.0 in the mile. The meet record is 4:10.7. set in 1955 by Uclan Bob Seaman Cunliffe's best in the 880 is 1:51.6, which is two-tenths of a second faster than the meet mark he hung up last year.

Lundh has done 1:52.4 and Holland 1:54.9. Racing in the 100-yard dash wil be Bruin Rich Johnson and Stanford's Dean Smith (9.9). while the 440 pits Don Chesarek of Stanford (43.3) against Uclan Doug Julian (48.4). The teams appear matched in the fieid events. Favored in the pole vault is George Roubanis, the UCLA student who competed for his native Greece in the 1956 Olympic Games.

Best 6-4 UCLA's other international star --in the high jump--bears the incredible name of Nagalingam Ethirveerasungam. He comptted for his native Ceylon in the last Olympics. Tabbed "Ethir" for short, he has a best of 6-4 this spring. Opposing him will be Stanford's Paul Gillespie, with 6-2H his best of the year. UCLA will be gunning for its fifth straight dual victory over Stanford.

best 'lash performer, has a 9.7 to his credit this spring. The Spartans--victorious over Stanford. Arizona State, and Arizona--are counting on balance to stretch their win string with a triumph over the Bears. Cal must count heavily on White in the sprints and the hurdles. Coach Payton Jordan's Stanford track squad will tangle with L'CLA at Los Angeles.

Fresno State trackmen invade Sacramento State. Santa Clara Youth Center invades San Francisco State. There is a crowded schedule of collegiate baseball. Stanford plays at San Jose State Friday and hosts Sacramento State Saturday. Santa Clara plays Friday and Saturday at UCLA.

California has a Friday nd Sturday series at Southern California San Diego State plays at Fresno State Friday and goes in a doubleheader at Cal Poly Saturday. San Jose State plays at the University of San Francisco Saturday, and College of Pacific faces St. Mary's in a doubleheader at Moraga. Fresno State meets Long Beach State in a Saturday doubleheader at Fresno. FAN FARE ONE MINUTE SK3 THAW- ANP THEVttE AT ASWN Tanforan Handicap By BOB MARCUS SATURDAY, APRIL 4 CLEAR AND FAST FIRST--fi furlonri.

4-yemr-oldl nd POST TIME I P.M. P. CUiminr. Purse All entered for Horse Jockey Vft. P.P.

P.O. Oanment ZACAWIN in. Griffiths) FREE STRIDE (D. Richardson) JACK OUTLAW (O. TanlBUchll MELODY MAN fGreeni 80UTO cW.

Rock) SANTA FE MISS IF. Costa) BOCHE iF. Schelhl- THE AOA (R. Yaka) TONY TRANSIT (O. Taniguchl) RIFF (T.

Domlnguez) REGAL LARK IQ. Gllsson) KEEP ROLLING iM. Faulkner) JOHNNY SILVER (A. Valenzuela) NOOR'E MAN (J. Rugger! I SNAKE OIL (L.

Balaskl) RENFRO (F. Mllleri .118 II 2-1 Takes class drop for this .114 16 3-1 Sharp works and early speed 122 3 9-2 Made up ground too late XI17 4 6-1 Won by nose, can repeat .114 2 10-1 Speed to lead entire trip .111 8 12-1 Will be out with leadera .114 10 Drops Into a likely spot 1109 12 15-1 Figures few points away .114 15 15-1 Threat to pick up speed .116 6 is-1 only question of fitness .116 7 20-1 Needed last nad can Improve 118 9 20-1 May want longer distance .114 30-1 Managed to beat one .114 30-1 Showed speed and tave way 114 5 30-1 Repeatedly It second fllrtlt 114 13 30-1 Room for big Improvement PRECEPT (G. Taniguchi) 114 LIL FRANKIE IG. Gllsson) 120 NEVADA NIGHT (R. Griffiths) ....117 JIMMY JAMES U.

Longden) 114 ..109 PELMAC IR. Yaka) SCOTTS LADY ic. Cunnlnston) Claimlnr. Purse SS010. All entered for 5 2-1 Closed going a mile 8 9-2 Speed to lead entire trip 6 6-1 Raced evenly in sprint 2 10-1 Can pick up tiring leaders 1 12-1 Gave way early to similar 7 15-1 No excuses at six furlongs 15-1 Can't recommend with these THIRD--Five furloncs.

"Major Speed Purse." AZURE'S ORPHAN (R. York) 118 HAPPY HARRY I Moreno! ....118 BRIDAY BOND (R. i i 115 b-JOE DENT iM. Volzfcel 118 BRIGHT TINY cW. Carrol!) 118 TRUDY ID.

Pierce) 115 a-NOBILIUM i No boy! 11B b-LetsuKdream (M. Volzke) 115 ROB BOB iG. Taniguchl) 118 A A A A I R. Yaka) XI13 a-SILENT MAGIC boy) 118 Cilltornlft-brrd. Allowances.

Purse 3 6-5 Repeat of lar.t. good enough 2 5-2 Sharp works since last win 5 4-1 Held on well when second 6-1 possible in here 4 10-1 Galloped home by seven a 12-1 Best chance play of race 9 15-1 Won by nose from cheaper 6-1 Figures few points away 6 15-1 Contention runs deep here 7 15-1 Jock switch, won at 20-1 1 15-1 Upset victor over strip miles. 4-year-oldi and up. Claimlnr. Purse S'iiWO.

All entered PAT'S ROCK (A. Maese) 1 1 7 LOUISIANA KID fTinlguChil 120 PAPER PICKER (R. Nevesj 113 THE SANDS (H. Moreno) 112 LUBRICATION IR. 112 BICHERO IR.

Yaka) X107 LOCK OUT '2ND IG. Gllsson) ....112 2 2-1 Nailed speed and can repeat 4 3-1 Seeks i win In row 6 9-2 Was as Che favorite 5 8-1 Dangerous In -stretch run 1 12-1 Drops into likely spot 7 1-5-1 Rates attention as weighted 3 15-1 Form reversal is required furl 4 ldj Claimlnr. Fume All entered for 'Dugouf Trials On Tomorrow Preliminary trials for South San-Francesco's annual "Dugout" baseball show April 10 will be held at Memorial park on Orange avenue at 10 a. m. Saturday.

Those chosen at batting and pitching contests Saturday will be eligible for pmes at the "Dugout" show set for Spruce gymnasium under joint sponsorship of, the South San Francisco recreation department and Bay View Federal Savings Loan association. Bert Dunne, former Giant and author of a dozen books on baseball and other sports, will direct Saturday's trials and act as master of ceremonies at the "Dugout" finals April 10. Meet Tonight The outstanding swimmers in the midpeninsula area congregate at Burlingame high school tonight for the first annual San Mateo district swimming meet. Stanley Cup Playoff Has Canadian Tinge The National Hockey League's Stanley Cup playoffs had a decided Canadian tinge today with Montreal and Toronto holding the strong hand in the semifinal round. Montreal's Canadiens, seeking an unprecedented fourth straight Stanley Cup title, hold a 3-2 margin over Chicago after blasting the Black Hawks with four goals in the first period and going on for a 4-2 victory Thursday night.

Toronto's Maple the Bruins with a 4-1 triumph on Boston ice. They head home for the sixth game holding a 3-2 edge. The sixth game in both of the best-of-7 series will be played Saturday night. Mcntreal will be at Chicago, -where the Hawks won theifj two games. The Leafs also won their first two games against Boston on their home ice.

Cap Swimmers Defeat Jeff Capuchino High won two divisions and got a standoff in the third in Peninsula league swimming action yesterday against Jefferson. The Mustangs easily won the varsity event, 70-15, and squeezed out a 32-27 win in the C's. The two clubs tied, 38-38, in the B's. Varsitr 50 free-- Daly i Bennett iCM Court i :25.6; 100 tree-- Daly i Brendlen Court i :58.0: 200 Hetzner 'C), Pinley (J). Hamlln 10.

2 2 2 5 loo Lomax (Ci. McKay Ui 100 back Serio Kins no third. 100 breast Hawley i DeVrles i Finley UI. individual medley-- Miarge i Brendlen Breadborn U). diving-- Uriarlte Featherstone I no third; medley relay-- Capuchino.

Freestyle relay-- Capuchino. 1:58.3. score: son 15. Capuebino 70. Jeffer- Jefferson Coach Becomes Father Jefferson High school a coach Bob Watt became a father for the second time yesterday when his wife gave birth to an 8-pound, 2-ounce boy at Peninsula hospital.

The Watts, who already have a girl, named the newcomer Michael Rbert. spts--panthers adge 18 Burlingame High's tennis team scored a 4-3 practice victory over Bellarmine yesterday in San Jose. John Schroeder IB) d. Pete Btent i 6-4. 6-3: Dave Burgess IB) d.

Ben 'letcher i 6-1, 6-1: Les Nichols Bi d. Steve Richards i 6-2, 6-3; rohn Campaena (Belli d. Vic Rose '-5, 3-6: 6-3; Dave Bradford (Bell) d. Bob Meyer I 4-5, 6-0. 6-2.

Bob Royden-Bob Johnson fB) d. John CanUl-Fred Pelnado (Belli. 6-2. 4-6. 6-3; John Pender-Jeff Kraut (Belli Ward Heneveld-Doue Squire i 6-4.

6-2 50 free O'Neil i i McCormick (O Cantor (C). :27.8; 100 free sievers ICl. Jones Cinti I 100 breast Curry Beeson i i Bas i 100 back-- Curry i Tlaldl ICi. Ribera 1:15.0: 50 fly-- Ahern i sievera (Ci. Beeson (Cl.

:33.4; dlvinf? Berry (C'l. Glover i no Individual mfd'- ley relay Capuchino. 2:28.6: freestyle relay Jefferson, 1:59.6. Flnil score: Capuchino 38, Jefferson Class SO free Hendrix U), M'jsio i Hiro- suko CO. :29.0: 100 free-- Hendrix i Fresta i Lamb 50 breast -Kaylor Morena (C), Yadehash (J).

:38.6: 50 b-fly Johanson i Womack i i Crais (Ji. :33.6: SO back-- Machado (Cl. Kaliekl (J). Zlnler i :32.7: medley relay Capuchino, freestyle relay Jefferson, :52.3. Final score: Capoehlno 32, Jefferson NORTHERN SPY IB.

X117 FLYING ATLAS 122 REBEL ROB U. Longden) POSTSCRIPT iD. Piercel 122 RUSTIC VILLAGE (R. Griffiths) ..114 WISE JAX (A. Valenzuela) 119 COUNT INDIGO (R.

Neves) 116 PEPPY BLINK (M. Volzke) 109 7 5-2 Rates edfe in open event 1 3-1 Toss out last, can stfal it 8 9-2 Boy change, must be cauirln 6 6-1 Just missed by a 2 lo-l Closed erounri Ivn tou i a i 12-1 Will be oul 3 15-1 Best chance play of race 3 15-1 Not an impo.iolp task I I I I miles. 4-Teir-oKs and up. Cliltnine. Purse SI "Dinner Gonr Purse." LITTLE DELL IG.

Tanlguchi) DARK TRUST iL. Balaslci) COWBOY BOOK (J. Lonsden) TRANQUILIZER IR. Ymks) REDI-STITCH IT. Dominnruez) All entered for CIRCLE LEA (A.

EASTGATE' IR. Neves) FATHERS RISK IR. Yorki PENARTH (D. Pierce) ..128 117 114 X112 112 112 117 112 107 9 5-? Only need run to works 2 3-1 Was behind How Now 6 9-2 Dangerous in stretch run 4 6-1 showed speed to the stretch 3 10-1 Can pick up fadtne speed 5 12-1 Signs of life In last one 7 15-1 Last not true effort 1 15-1 Showed nothing in sprint 8 15-1 Best chance play of race furlonn. up.

"shinn.n 2nd Purse. BUSKER'S FANTASY fj. Longden) 119 TWENTYONE GUNS iTanleuchi) 119 YING AND YANG IR. Yaka) EMPIRIC iH. Moreno) a-AUWAR (R.

Neves) 119 BRIEF INTERLUDE (G. Gllsson) ..118 a-NATIVE INDIAN (A. Maese) ..119 a--J. Jordan trained entry. 1 2-1 Sharp works, jock switch 2 3-1 Look for him stretch 6 9-Z Figures few points away 4 6-1 Seeks third win in row 3 10-1 Early speed, may not stop 1 1C-1 Raced will! bc.s: in south 7 10-1 Speed to he dangerous EIGHTH--I mile 70 yards.

Three-year-olds. Fillies. Cilifornla Oaks. running). Purse SI.1.MO added.

121 10 2-1 Jock a i speed 4 9-2 1 6-1 RUWENZORI (R. Neves) b-GUN BOX Moreno) 116 TENDER SIZE (A. Valenzuela) i MISS UPPITY (W. Carroll) 116 LYCAENA (J. Longden) 116 CARELESS CURL IG.

Taniguchl) ..116 SYBIL BRAND (R. York) 116 b-PINK SWAN (A. Maese) 116 TASSLE DANCER (R. Yaka) 116 LEGATO IR. Griffiths) 118 a-BEAUTIFU LILY (D.

Pierce) ..118 a-SWEET JUNE (D. Pierce) 116 Jock sv, i Sharp best takes It Won lait and can to lose last one 5 10-1 in photo i i 2 12-1 speeri to steal this 1 15-1 Beaton but one length 12 3-1 Repeat of last sets close 9 15-1 Best chance play of race 6 15-1 Gallopod easily in sprint 3 20-1 Possible to a uart -0-1 Had early with colts -A. T. Doyle trained entry, b--J. Jordan trained XTN'TH--li miles.

4-year-olds and up. Claiming for S2250. Others MONTAUK 2ND IR. Nevesi 110 2-1 RUMBO (D. Piercel 115 6 3-1 FOURTH ACT (M.Faulkner) lls 8 9-2 ELIMINATE (A.

Maese) 112 3 6-1 JAVALINA IB. Zolilngert 115 .5 lo-i KILLORCURE (J. Rueteri) 109 4 1 2 1 BOSTON SAND i P. Glenn) X107 2 15-1 SLAVE DRIVER (R. Yakal X118 7 15-1 Neves Rides Rewenzori in Tanfo's Oaks Johimy Longden, like old man river, Archie Moore and Casey Stengel, keeps right on rolling along.

The 49-year-old longtime friends insist he's 52-showed his pending "retirement" may be several years, instead of months, away by batting 1000 at Tanforan yesterday, with four winners out of as many mounts. His perfect day al made him the first rider to win four races in a single day at the meeting. His most important triumph came in the featured St. Calatine purse in which he guided Neil McCarthy's Seaneen under the wire in near track record time. The 5-year-old son of Royal Charger turned the six furlongs in 1.09 just one tick removed from the mark of 1.09 set on October 25, 1954 by Karim.

Tyhawk, holder of the world's record of 1.14 for six and one- half furlongs, forced Seaneen to run his very best race to get the job done. He led from the start to about five jumps from home, where Jolinny finally managed to get up on the outside with his fully extended mount. Sir Ruler was a well beaten third, four lengths back. Favorite in the wagering, Seaneen returned $3.40 to win. It was the first victory in six starts this year for the handsome chestnut Irish bred, who scored his most important victory last summer at Hollywood Park in the $100,000 added California stakes, in which he decisively defeated the great Round Table.

Longden's other winning mounts were Rosy Turf at $6.80 in the first, Royar Run at $13.20 in the Spark man Scores Hole-in-One Here Ted Sparkman of 222 El Camino Real, Redwood City, scored a hole-in-one on the 150-yard seventeenth at muni links here this morning. Sparkman, a 13-handicapper, used a No. 8 iron. Witnessing the feat were Bill Kogelschatz, Jack Holmquist and Wally Harder. Culligan Leads Serra Golfers Tom Culligan's one under par 70 over the Almaden course in an Jose led Serra High's golf earn to a victory' over Jellarmine yesterday.

It was the Catholic Athletic league opener or the Padres. Deadline Sunday Entry deadline for the San Mateo Golf club's Spring Handicap tournament is Sunday, San Mateo muni links pro Tom Fry announced today. There will be no qualifying rounds played far the event. Match play will begin April 12. BEST BET PAT'S ROCK.

In 4th TANFORAN RESULTS 1 C1 FMl Tynhawlr. 116. R. Neves 3.40 2 furloncs. 4-year-olds and Sir Ru-ler, 122.

Taniguchi 2 3 M. Claiming. Purse (2000. Also ran Barourh Rosy Turf. 113.

Longdn 6.80 3.60 3.10 Tonco. No scratches Cavaltown. X109. 380 3.20. miles.

4-year-olds an Tony's Lassie. 113. M. Volzke 11.80 Also ran--Cantalordit, Lady Venture. Money Maker.

Kim Miss Delilah. Byzac. My Reverie. Bees and Honey. Kerchief.

Scratched--Pere's Rose. Santa Fe Miss, Roleta, Sis Two. furlongs. 3-year-lds. Claim- 3.70 3.01 inc.

Purse Bird Sea Orbit. 118. P.Mrno 7.10 3.30 3.10 Spide; Assigned Risk, 118. Pierce 3.60 3.00 ertta. Sigllnda.

115, Hernandez 5.90 Shut. up. Claiming. Purse $:00. Sr.ack Abbey, 114.

5.90 'J. Longden Color Sand. xIM. 15.10 5 7 Valjean Rose. xllO.

R. Yaka 3 Also ran Memor Eyes, Paqulta. Ole Rowdy. Golden Orbi Bird Dog. Phllips's Pal.

Travel Book Spider Trail. Fox 2nd. Scratched-- ertta. Beauty Plight. Eliminate, Nit Bowling BEL MATEO BOWL 855--Traveling-- Duke DuClos.

169-169256--594: E. Achzlfjer, 192-190-200--582: J. Gear. 195-182-1B9--566: B. Ahlona.

204-154-200--658. 777 Scratch--Mac McGuire. 192-186212--599: John Mosunlc. 154-198-211--563 BURLINGAME BOWL Foresters Joe Armanino, 191: Dick Moscini, 512: Dot Schwaberow 191--500 19TH AVEmjE BOWL San Mateo Nisei--Oeorira. Akada.

224: Tad Kato, 599. Classic Mixed--Midee Gard. 211; Bob Laler. 211: 573. Men's Handicap Hal Miller.

334: Gabe Checchl, 585. Peninsula Telco Bob Steneon, 212: Ed Low Sr, 567. Also ran--Trojan Courtesan, War Gambler, dq--Board Member. Quiet But Peppy. Dldn'tlmike, Hi-Pep.

Scratched--Mar-A-Dar. clq--Board member oriirinall; finished third, disqualified and placed fourth. Dally danble--Rosy Turf to Sex Orbit paid $22.60. THIRD--3-year-oolds. Maidens.

Claim- Purse $2000. Ectloneer. 118. 10.60 3.70 3.00 D. Richardson) Pyrrhus.

118. R. York 3.00 2.50 Reins. 118, G. 4.40 Also ran--Doc Aiberj.

Silver Jackson. Busy Host. Easy Toubo. Solid Lad. Mickie Seca-PIace, French Web.

Scratched--Mahzum. Miss Johnnie Justy Ann, Leisurely Lass, Blue Tlsh. 3-jeir-oldi. Maidens. Purse Phantom Run.

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Eollinger Also ran--Black Prtn cess 2nd. Pair Louise. Royal Rae, pered Girl. Lullaby Hour. Love Kcs Sullivana.

Wantah, Miss Tavl. Scratche --Violet Ray. FIFTH--I mile. 4-year-olds nd up. and M.

Clalminr. Parse Royal Run. 113, 13.20 4.40 3.2 (J. Longden) Bermuda Punch. 113.

Tanlechi 2.90 2.6 Itsaberry. X106. R. Yaka 2.9 Also ran Khliesas Vedette, Peppy Blink. No scratches.

miles. 3-year-olds. Cal bred. Claiming. Purie Delft Blue.

xllO, Yaka 9.40 6.50 4.6 C'osta Mesa Kid. 115, Neves 4.JO 3.8 Sonoma Pass. 113. M. Volzke) Also ran Genera Primary, Slue Hue.

Freedom A a Miss Cllffwood. No scratches. SEVENTH--B fnrlonn. 4-year-olds and up. Allowances.

Purse S3500. )anecn. 119. Longden 3.40 2.60 2.1i New Hope in Dodger Camp (Continued from Page 19) Reese folded, and turned in a creditable performance. If Lillis can fill the bill at shortstop, Zimmer will probably be shifted to third base.

Right now Junior Gilliam is the third sacker, with long ball hitting Dick Gray in reserve. The switch hitting Gilliam is irvaluable because he can fillin anywhere in the infield and in the outfield. He could, in fact, wind up as the regular left fielder, providing Lillis plugs the hole at short. Everyone in camp is high on John Roseboro, who was brought along too quickly as the club's number one catcher. A rugged left handed swinger, Roseboro still needs to learn a lot about the art of catching.

He hit .271 last year, and the Dodgers feel he will develop into one of the best hitters in the NL in time. Backing up Roseboro is Joe Pignatano, a good receiver but no threat with the bat. Pitching is again a big question mark for the Dodgers, although optimism is high. Don Drysdale (12-13) and Johnny Podres (13-15) could rank with the best right-left pitching combinations in the league. Last year Drysdale finished well after getting off to a miserable start.

Podres was unbeatable in the L.A. coliseum, but couldn't get anyone out on the road. If they both put things together, the Dodgers will be set on the mound. Drysdale, in particular, has been sharp in the Grapefruit circuit. The Dodgers have always had a number of young pitchers who carried the "can't miss" tag but never live up to expectations, but this year may be the exception.

Stan Williams, a young right bander who won nine while losing seven, and Sandy Kouvax, a lefty who slipped to 11-11 after a fast start, are being groomed for regular turns. Both can throw as bard as anyone in the league. Backing up the front liners are Fred Kipp (6-6), Danny McDevitt (3-6) and Car! Erskine (4-4). Clem Labine, at one time the best relief pitcher in the business, will head an imposing bullpen crew if he regains his touch. Veteran Johnny Klippstein (6-7) and Don Bessent (1-0) are others tabbed for relief duty.

A capsule summary: Pitching--Potentially sound, although same staff was mediocre last year. Catching--In trouble if Roseboro doesn't pan out. Infield--Shaky on left side, strong or. right side. Outfield--Only average, unless Snider plays back to banner years.

Power--Everyone's a potential Ruth at coliseum; not so imposing on road. Bench--Thin but talented. Finish--Fifth. Every 70lh WANT During April in the SAN MATEO TIMES in of our 70th anniversary DI 3-1831 CALL Private individual. EM 9-1791 -V TO VHO.M IT MAT CONCERN I IS I a on A I 21.

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a i i a A i 8 8 7 "On the score of ability, capacity and competency, she leaves nothing to be desired." --San Maleo Times March 25, 1955 RE-ELECT HEMINGWAY San Maleo City Council Times Selections By SOLLY TICHNER SATURDAY 1--Jack Outlaw, Zacawin, Melody Man 2--Precept, Nevada Night, LU Frankie 3--Azure's Orphan, Happy Harry Bright Tiny 4--Louisiana Kid, Pat's Rock, The Sands 5--Postscript, Rustic Village, Northern Spy 6--Fathers Risk, Circle Lea, Dark Trust 7--Empiric, Busher Fantasy, Twentyone Guns 8--Ruwenzori, Tender Size, Miss Uppity 9--Killorcure, Montauk 2nd, Rumo Best--RUWENZORI (8th) Lick Netters Defeat Cap Capuchino High's tennis team dropped a 4-3 decision to Lick Wilmerding in recent practice action on the San Bruno courts. In the featured singles match, Joe Pfister of Lick edged Mike Dubois, 6-3, 3-6, 8-6. fifth and Snack Abbey at $5.90 in the eighth. He now has 10 victories out of 34 mounts at the meeting and his all time total is 5279, far more than other jockeys in the history of the turf." Ralph Neves has landed the coveted rider assignment on Preston Madden's Ruwenzori for the $15,000 added California Oaks to be run tomorrow for the 3-year- old filly championship of the season. Neves will succeed apprentice Mitchell Shirota as the pUot of the sprightly daughter of Oil Capitol.

It may also mean that Neves will get to ride her in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 1. San Mateo Times--21 Friday, April 3, 1959 Golf PENINSULA--How net) Class A- Mesdames F. Ineersotl. SZ-lo--72; D' Wolf. 91-17-74: V.

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Knoclfenhauer, uil tte J. Chmpln. iti'. 8: H'Hman. 105-27--78.

Class C- W. Mendall, 106-30-76; Harl iSfSt 1 A. Stonrr. J. R.

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