The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 20

Proud trophy winners are these members of the L. C. Smith bowling team, which recently annexed the Monday Mens' Handicap championship at 19th Avenue Bowl. Standing, left to right, are Glenn Atkinson, Bill Atkinson and Abe (Rod) Rodrigues. Kneeling, same order, are Ralph Clark and George Smith.

(Times Photo) Tanforan Handicap By BOB MARCUS WEDNESDAY Clear and Fast Post Time 1.30 P.M. and up. Purse All entered for S2000 TRIBAL DANCE (Tanlguchll 119 BLACK BANDIT (J. Davcrnl 114 MERTS REGARDS a 116 ROM.OJCE IP. Morrnol 116 FIRST HIKE i YaJcai 7111 EARLY CHOICE 114 MIDWEST 'R.

York) 114 PROGRESSIVE ID. Lone' 116 DUSTERS CONNIE ij. 114 J.IILSAMAR 109 FEATHER QUEEN (Shlrotai ROMAN ACE (Vol2kp 114 TETREAD 114 DOROTHY S. L. IW.

Pry) 109 SUSD1SC Powell! 1H (Hernandeil 109 12 2-1 Raced with better company 15 3-1 Raced evenly after layoff 1 9-3 Beaten but one length 8 6-V Usually amon? the leaders 5 10-1 Needed last and can improve 9 12-1 Best chance play of race 15 15-1 Only matter of fitness IT 15-1 Will help force the 11 1E-1 Recent not up to best 7 15-1 Room for big improvement 4 20-1 Remained in second i 3 20-1 Not an impossible task 2 30-1 Can't recommend off recent 6 30-1 Rrobably needs the 13 30-1 Trailed field In last one 14 30-1 Appears a. difficult task SECOND--fi furlones. Claiming. Purse 82000. All entered for SSOW NOTICE (LoilBdEn) ....114 12 2-1 Jock switch, just missed TANGO'S FLASH fGrilfithsi ....114 10 3-1 Sheds blinks, btn choice su Jg, STAR 'Shirotai X1I2 6 9-2 Threat to lead entire trip BLUE TOKEN 'R.

Yakal X109 4 6-1 Early speed to steal It tnj T. iTanUuchii 109 3 10-1 Dons blinks, best takes it rbo TURP IH ..119 7 1 2 1 Has been consistently close PHANTOM RUN (R. York. 112 9 15-1 Ju.it defeated maiden field srjNKlSSED a a 14 15-1 Will be out leaders RE EE IR 109 11 15-1 Plcures few points away ANZA Maese) 1 1 4 515-1 Held on well with maidens 1 f5 nCALL I A 114 8 2 0 1 Takes slight class drop fkiT 5 Powel n4 2 20-1 Held on well with better ill. Volzke) 114 13 30-! Race to works sets close WHAT'S EVA PAIR I fnrloon.

2-rear-olds. Flllifj. Purse S2000. EXACT REPLICA (Valenzuela) MABEL BELL (Moreno! LOTTTSBUSH (LonBden) REIGHCHJS (Maese) DETERMTNETT lYork! JUSTY ANN SULLI'S GIRL 'Neves i MI'S TRAVELER BABY COLLEEN IMillerl SSL'S "5 8 '5-1 Form reTVr farlonrs. 4-year-olds and np.

Clalmlnr. Purjo KOOO. All entered for 1 1 5 115 ...114 1 1 5 ...115 115 1 1 5 1 1 5 2 2-1 3 3-4 6 9-2 10 6-1 i 10-: 5 12-1 5 12-1 EdKe In open event Figures as one to beat Ch.P. Mr. Busher-Lotus Blossom Needed last and can Improve Gr.

F. Gem Showed promise in south Not an impossible task 115 4 15-1 Must show an improvement ..115 715-1 Can't recommend ir. here POWER STTE 114 613 TWO IA. Maesei 109 SILVER SHADOW (R. Yaka) 1109 AMARILLO SPEED 114 TINY WAR IR.

York) 114 SIR PANELL (Griffiths) 119 GBXONEL (R. Nevesi 114. ALT VAN (Cunnlnrtonl 115 STEWLATE tT. Domlnguezi Ill MARY MY DEAR (Robertson) 109 VTHAR CHAMP 'H. ..114 FIFTH--Six farlonca.

4-year-olds and np. Claiming. Pnrqe 5 2-1 Race to works rood enough 4 3-1 Only question of fitness 9 9-2 Fifnires few points away 8 B-l Has been consistently close 7 10-1 Speed to head these home 6 12-1 Runner-up as the favorite 3 15-1 Set pace to the stretch 1 15-1 Failed when well backed 11 15-1 Threat to pick up leaders 10 15-1 Best chance play of race 2 15-1 Mns! show something first BUJTST GAL 'Fierce) ..116 HAVING RITA (Neves) 115 P.EGRADT (York) Ill SWEET ASPrFT Ill CUTER YET (TaniKUChh Ill HTLDAGAR (Yaka) ilOS SWBB1' TIDINGS (Valenzuela) 116 2-1 Repeat of last takes it 3 3-1 tip (rronnd too late 7 9-2 Soeed to steal this 3 8-1 Best chance play of race 8 10-1 Only need catch the speed 6 12-1 Rates attention as weighted 6 15-1 Not an Impossible task 15-1 Possible to land a part farlonrs. 4-year-olds np. Claiminr.

Purse $2000. AH entered "Bahamas Porw." MIGHTY KING fL. BalaskH 119 .114 .114 .109 .119 109 BLACK SIGNAL (R. Neves PHTLBRICK fj. Arterbum) J-'UKIOUB GIRL (D.

Long I MYERA STJN 'C. CunninKton) BETTY FOSTA Griffiths) MY DESIGN (M. Green) TOWERETA (P. 114 PICATOSTE iW. Carroll) 114 1 2-1 Only need pick up speed 3-1 X104 Needed last an can Improve 9-2 Into a likely spot 7 S-1 Sixth with fillies, mares 8 1D-I Repeat of last sets close 5 12-1 Beaten but two lengths 3 15-1 Raced in middle of pack 9 15-1 Raced well with cheaper, nn 2 15-1 Showed last SEVENTH--6 furlonM.

4-rear-oIdi and m. FiUJei and Mares. Allowances. Pane 'Trackmuter Pane." BOMBAY DEAR fR. Ykai xlOff DAY'S END Ill TALL BEAUTY fJ Loneden) 113 MARIANNE (R.

York) Ill FAR AHEAD (A. Valenzuelal Ill OUR IMMIGRANT (A. 171 EIGHTH--1' miles. 4-year-olds and for J2fM)0. IRISH STORY 'Arterburn) 115 TRUE POISE 120 TIP 'V DOON Wad3ey MY JEZEBELLE (Taniffuchll 112 JAVAUNA 117 NUMATD VICTORY Powell i 114 TEDDY'S LORE 'McCroskey) ..114 EUHO Millen 111 4 8-5 Just missed by a nose 3 5-2 Sharp now and can repeat 2 4-1 Needed last and can improve 1 8-1 Draws rail, can steal It 6 12-1 Missed by one quarter 5 15-1 Will help force pace up.

Claiming-. Purse All entered BEST BET--TRIBAL DANCE. In i 2-1 Repeat of last nood enough 7 3-1 FiRures few points away 1 9-2 Won route, then was second 4 6-1 closed gamely when late 3 10-1 Lacked room In stretch 2 12-1 Held on well when fourth 5 15-1 Room for bl? improvement 6 15-1 Fair works over course Tanforan Results MONDAY Clear and Fftxt FIRST--fl furlonrs. S-yrar-alds, Maidens. Purse Funformoore, 118, 7.80 4 10 260 a i i Miss Mustango, 113, Mstrnglo 3.70 670 Count De Anza, 118.

2.70 Also ran--King's Discovery, Lets Argue, Steelsplash, Jakey's Flafh. Chech Boy, Flashy Patsy, Ball a Sweep, Clavalam. Scratched Burrard, Little Moses Phantlstic, Michael Doctor Blacker SECOND--(T furloncs. 4-year-olds and up. Cal-bred.

Claiming. Purse Smooth Ware. 116, 13.70 8.50 4 70 IR. Yorkt Dennis. 119, W.

Ferguson 840 520 Tony Transit. 114, G. Tanlsucht 4.00 Time 1.12-4/5. Also ran--Suzy Looks Better. Lomitas Time.

Oliver. Jack's Kid. Dr. Phil. Indianola.

Legal Beasrle, Small 'N Bis. Scratched--Marsh'x Turk, The Character. Beet Man, Stew- laie. Daily Doable Funformoore to Smooth Wave uaid furlongs, "-year-olds. Maidens.

Clalmlnr. Purse 53000. Orbit's Top, 118. Powll 43.30 12.70 960 Sir Holly, 118, A. Maese 3.40 3.20 Edward 118, Ealaski 6.70 Also ran--Blue Tish, Iron Will.

Angela Whatmalter, Miss Johnnie Siehlr.fr Winds, Madrlssa, Quemoy, Tom O'Farrell. Scratched--Ride On, Doc Aaberp, Spring Host. Muffin G. FOURTH--1 mile. 3-Tear-olds.

Claiming. Purse S2000. Money Waster, 120, 9.00 4.10 3.00 iTanijruchil Broadway Ballad. xl07, Shlrta 3.20 2.60 Drake's Bay, 114, H. Moreno 340 Also ran Sandman Trapmaster, Stretchmn.

Llbbet Miz Valentine. Nu Victory, Blast. Scratched--Smart Steel, Just Jim, Celea- tial Mate. FIFTH--fl fnrlorws. 4-year-oldi and Cla.minc.

Purse $2200. Dusky Spark. 114, 53.80 IB.70 iG. Tanlguchl) Malcolm 119. Pierce 11.50 310 Sullivan 122.

R. Neves 3.00 Also ran--Empyrean. Our Cover Up. No Bumps, Home Town Hero, Pep Appeal, Scotsmns Bond Aly Tudor. No scratches.

SIXTH--6 furlonira. 4-year-olds and up. Allowances. Purse $2750. Inshaallah, US.

York 20.00 8.00 5.20 Happy America. 118, Maese 5.80 3.50 Ripple Rock, 118, Robertson 5.20 Also ran a-Royal Vurse. Tick Me, Iskal, Klne's Salute. Gun Fighter. No scratches.

a--Green-Reafsnyder entry SEVENTH--fi furlonrs. 3-year-oldv. Fillies. Purse 13750. Trltoma, 119, York 17.20 6.00 3.60 Parslde, 116.

Neves 4.00 2.90 Satina, 116. Pereusofi 3 90 Also ran--Fairy Marie, Fairmald O'Kent, Tay Call, Evil Eye, Bouillabaisse, Jandon, Sahuara Donna. No scratches. miles. 4-year-olds and up.

Claiming. Parse $2300. Whirl Out. 113. Shaw 23.40 10.50 6.70 Nile Shift, 112.

Tanlguchl 7.70 4.90 Roman, 117. J. Davern 3.30 Also ran--Gallapade. Tipped. Little Vihar, Havit Your Way, Ellen Faith, Doctor Mr.

Snack. No scratches. VERBRUGGE FIRES 74 South San Francisco's Morey Verbrugge fired a two over par 74 as his Warrior teammates were dropping a 19-8 practice golf match to Washington yesterday at the California Golf club. Eligible For Sprint Title Race Eighteen of the top thoroug breds in training in the we have been made eligible to th $15,000 added Peninsula Hand cap, which will be run Saturda for the sprint championship the Tanforan meeting. Among those asking for weigl assignments for the six furlon weekend headliner are Neil McCarthy's Seaneen, Newell's How Now, Boyce an Hughes' Battle Dance and Fran Brophy's Little Moon.

Seaneen ran six panels 1.09 just one fifth of a se end removed from Karim's trac record of 1.09 in winnin the St. Calatine purse last Thur day. The Irish bred flyer score his most important triumph i the $100,000 added California at Hollywood Park, a race which he 'humbled the mighty Round Table. How Now, one of the most consistent stakes campaigners in the business defeated Battle Dance in the recent San Francisco Handicap after a stirring stretch duel. Little Moon, who will making his initial appearance the season if he accepts the issue holds the Bay Meadows sprin record of 1.09 Others nominated to fifteenth running of the Penin sula are Gone Fishin, Socia Climber, Whatitoldyou, Aliwa Fantasy, Twentyon Guns, Tyhawk, Ballyrullah, Sir Ruler, Ying and Yang, Nativ Indian, Tonco, Gold Cover an Empiric.

Neese Homer Wins Game Gary Neese blasted a two-rur homer in the sixth inning to giv Burlingame a 12-11 victory ove Hillsdale Methodist in HiUsdal Intermediate Church Softba league action at Abbott schoo For the losers, Don Leydig clou' ed two homers and Bob Beall an Chris Bowles hit one apiece. In the second game San Mateo Presbyterian nudged Millbraf Methodist, 4-3. BUBL. PREBTTER. HILLSDALE M1TH Panons.If Day.ss Hlli.c AlBer.lb AB 3 1 0 Kumll.rf 4 1 1 Lamborn.p 3 3 3 Bowles.ss 3 4 3 Leydlg.U 2 4 1 G.Haslctt.cf 4 1 1 Lontr.3b AB 5 1 tt 4 2 4 1 3 2 4 1 3 1 2 Matthewi.e 4 1 Bindtr.2b 3 0 0 JudT.cf 4 0 3 0 0 Grantbn.lb 4 1 30 12 11 37 11 1 HILL3DALE 119 013 4 BURLINGAME .014 OK! X--12 It MILLBRAE METH.

S. M. PKESBTT. AB AB iratt.lf 4 1 2 Etowcll.p 4 1 4 0 0 ParrlnKtn.lf 3 0 4 1 3 0 4 1 Deedler.lij 4 1 2 Babcock.sa 3 1 Dukes.o 3 1 1 B.Jhnstn.3b 4 0 0 Dlck.2b il.Jhnstn.B3 3 0 0 Troyer.cf Zumsteg.c 3 0 1 Bethany.c Venter.rl 4 0 2 KImbte.3b 3 0 1 KeUo.rf 0 3 0 3 32 3 31 4 MILLBRAE 119 9 4 SAN MATEO 000 211 I--I Times Selections By SOLLY TICHNER 1--Mert's Regards, First Hike, Midwest 2--Phantom Run, Bine Token, Moments Notice 3--Jnsty Ann, Lotus Bnsh, MabeJ Bell 4--Amarillo Speed, Sir Panefl, Power Site 5--Whanee, Raving Rita, Sunny Gal 6--Myera Sun, Mighty King, Black Signal 7--Marianne, Day's End, Bombay Dear 8--Irish Story, True Poise, UpN Doon Best--AMARILLO SPEED (7) With big '59 cars up in size and with little foreign cars too crowded. Go Rambler-ne compact quality car! Now ear buyers are switching to Rambler at a faster rate than ever because Rambler has more to offer: bigger savings, smart new styling, easier parking, roomy comfort for six.

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New 100-inch wheelbase RAMBLER AMERICAN $1835 delivtred priei at Kmosbt, Wisconsin, for 2-door sedan at left. Stilt ind local taxes if any, automatic mission and optional equipment, eitra. ECONOMY RAMBLER 274 El Camino al Mateo CALIFORNIA DRIVE RAMBLER OHTM LIVE Blim BY FAR WITH A BRAND HEW CAR -GO RAMBLER! No Protest For Bearcats San Maleo High Is not protesting last Friday's 3-1 Penlirala league vanity tmieball tou to Capuchino. Coach Dan Lacy today stated that he did not lodge a protest with umpire Bettenconrt, as reported IB The Times. Lacy stated that he merely asked for a clarification of a ruling made by Bettencourt.

and that at no time did he plan to play the game uvder protect. Bearcat Frosh Defeats Mills San Mateo's Frosh track team took first in nine of the 13 events to hand Mills Frosh a a in practice competition yesterday in San Mateo. Sprinter Tom Branson and weightman Marc Newgard were doable winners for the Bearcats. 75--Branson. SM), B.

Hammond (SM). Megargee (M). :08.7; (SM) Nystron (M). Metz (M. :17.0: 330--B Hammond (SM), Day (M).

Ikeda :39.9: SM). Nystron (M) Rutland (SM. 1:34.7: SM) German (SU). Brtabee TMM.27 TO high hurdles--Pumsteg (M), Pratber Jamleson CSM), :11.J: 120 loV hurd es- Megarjee (M). Patron (M).

Zumstee (M), :15.3: high Jump--Day (M). SM), '(M). (SM)7 16-10: pole vault-Andreason (SM), "li A 0 1 1 Crawford acore: Malgo. Mllli 4H4 Serra Golfers Serra's Tom Culligan took medalist honors with a 74 to lead the Padres to a 17y 2 victory over Burlingame in practice golf action yesterday at Crystal Springs. Tom CiillUmn (3, ke B1, i iSf 8l laeh I3) i B) i 1V '-H'' ball tied.

Bob Enslow (B) d. Frank Ahern (8) Bruce Sellgraan (B) t. Ken SpaU donl (S). 3-1; best ball tied. John Alica (S.

d. Ted Kruttscbnltt: 3-0; BUI Ward is) d. Bill Molr (B) 3-0: Serra. won ball. 3-0.

Cap Swimmers In Twin Win Capuchino swimmers won two divisions of a triangular meet with Woodside and Lick Wilmerding yesterday. Cap won the varsity with 72 points to 42 for Lick and 19 for Woodside. In the C's, Cap scored 48 poults, Woodside 39 and Lick Wilmerding 17. Woodside won the B's with 56 points to for Cap and for Lick. 50 free-- :25.8; 100 Iree Hammv LW.

:58.5; 300 100 back-- Lnet (W), 1:13.7: 100 Hoolty (C). individual medley-- Mine (C). freestyle relay-- Llck-WIImerdini. 1:58.8. scort: CiDuchtno Lick Wll- nerdlng Woxhlde It), 30 free-- Mmtmuson :27.8: loo free-- Johnson 1:03.3: 50 fly-- Hawkins (W), :J9.1: 100 Kohel (Wi 100 breast-- DsVrles (C), indlvldaui medley-- Davis divine--Barry medley relay-- Woodside 2:05.0: Ireestyle relay-- Ltck-Wllmerdlns: 1:58.6.

Final ttmre: WoodaMe SB, Capichlno 4'i, Llck-Wllmerdlnt 18(4. SO Iree-- Roth (WJ, :28.1; 100 free-Presta (C), 50 fly-- Elder (W), :36.5; 60 back Machad3 -327: 50 breast-- Kaylor (Cl, :39.3: medley relay-Capuchino, freestyle relay Woodside. 1 1 48, ..19, Ltok-WHHertlnt 17. Moench Hitting Star for Braves Lee Moench, former Burlingame High first baseman, cracked out three hits in five trips to the plate in leading Stanford's Braves to an 11-4 win over Diablo Valley JC yesterday in Palo Alto. Included among Moench's blows was a two-run triple.

Strannigan Signs LARAMEE, Wyo. BUI Strannigan, former University of Wyoming basketball star, is coining back as coach. He signed a five-year contract Monday. For the last five years Stran- nigan has coached at Iowa State. His former coach, Ev Shelton, resigned here to coach at Sacramento (Calif.) State.

Tuesday, April 7, 1959 San Mateo Times--17 What's Wrong With Today's Mufflers? Nothing! The muffleTM being in- atalleil in 1959 cars are efficient, and long-lasting any muffler of 10 yeara ago. Yet even your muffler will probably be the first part of your car that needa replacing. rtew'j why: high-comprei- aion exhaust almost twice much acid-forming gas as the engines of 10 years ago. The chemical elements of today's high- octane gasolines produce stronger acids than lower octane fuels. Our cars are longer, lower, meaning that gases must travel a greater distance from engine to tailpipe.

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