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SH i i -W 4 fc 4' Section 3 PttHlmrrh Sm Telegraph Miy IBM! oston Doge by Nances Lad The Creot Outdoor! State Guards Leased Lands By HARRIS G. BRCTH When the newi came out recently that Curtiss Wright Corporation was buying 9,000 acres and leasing another 40,000 acres of state forest and game lands in the big woods district of Cameron, Clearfield and Clinton coun-ties, sportsmen read it with mixed feelings. The area to be taken out of ciiculation is almost the center of lines drawn from Phihpsburg to St, Mary's and from Clearfield to Kenovo, And that section, as many sportsmen know, is practically a wilderness. It is great big game country for deer and bear, and the wild turkey hunting in it has come up rapidly in the past several years. It also harbors many very good trout-fishing streams.

However, the new Curtiss Wright plant will be a terrific I boon to the economic lifeblood of i the entire central part of the HARRIS BRETH state. It is predicted that the proj ect will provide several thousand with jobs, and draw manpower from a radius of many miles. Legislation now in Harrisburg is. designed to minimize the loss of forest and game lands, and it provides that the price paid for the 9,000 acres of land will be $22.50 per acre. And that the 40,000 acres be leased at $30,000 per year.

PROTESTING DECISION AP Wlmphet WESTRUM WAS OUT FOR School Report: STAN MUSIAL WAS Strictly Stocks WPIAL Floor Setup Shows Few Changes By RAY KIENZL In spite of speculation, the WPIAL basketball section setup for the 1955-56 season will be virtually the same as PR A Stock Races Open at Heidelberg By JIMMY MILLER Hold your hats and buckle your straps, the dizzy and thrilling stock caf racing season descends upon us today. To Heidelberg Raceway goes the distinction of getting the long grind of weekly whirling wheels under way. A program of nine events including two for amateurs, will be the program the Pitts- Rates This Week burgh Racing Association, In its second will at year, stage Heidelberg Time trials will begin at 1 30, with the regular races slatting at 2 30 m. $2,200 IN TR1ZES PRA President Ed Witberg TODAY Opening of Pittsburgh Racing Association season nine eeni Heidelberg Ra(fwr 2 TO Big car races, Shaion Speenwae Hartford 1 TO Spoilsmens races Spoilsman Park Afford 3 Valley Speedway Pa 2 TO Motordiome Speed Ruffadale Pi, 2 30 TUtDAY Opening FRA races at Jt Washington Speed, formerly Arden er, one of the charter members Down Washington pa 30 FRIDAY Opening FRA race Fuller OX the most successful auto SPferiwa Butler Pa 8 Til Open- ling of Pebo Fatk speedway Steubenville racing meani7ations ever np-io 0 to Tumpu speedway. era fed hereabouts, has a ha I MsVtuJday-o en south 52,200 Park Speedway I Id CanAeld (O cash awards totaling Santee Runs Mile in 4:08.4 DFS MOINES, April 30.

(AP.) Wes Santee, Americas top mllcr, failed to come een close to a four minute mile today as he sped to a 4 08 4 victory for a Drake Rplajs record It W'as plain the Kansas star, heeding an 11 mile wind, was just nut to beat his old rival Fied Dwyer which Santee did by some 30 yards. The old record was 4 14 5 by Dewpy Johnson of Drake, in 1952. Four other records were es tablished as the 19 event finals weie held before a Drake Relays lecoid crow'd of about 18 000. Another Individual mark was set in the shotput as Bill Nieder, of Kansas, on his sec ond trv, tossed the iron ball 56 feet, 31 Inches. Relays records included :41 3 by Abilene Christian in the rollege 410 relay; 3.219 by Kansas State of Emporia In the college sprint medley, and .59 2 bv Iowa in the 480 yard shuttle relay1 Mellon Horse Fourth in 'Chase S1IAWAN, Md, April 30 (AP.) Mrs.

William Straw'-bridges Lands Corner was an easy victor today in the Maryland Hunt Cup, finishing eight lengths ahead of Hugh ODono vans Lanrrel. Ridden by Benjamin Murray, the Paoli (Pa entry led virtually the entire four mile distance. The 11-year-old geldings time was 8.52, a full eight seconds off the course record set by Blockade in 1938. Stuart Janneys Philstar was 10 lengths behind Lanrrel for third place. Behind the first three In the order named were Mai Gen.

Richard Mellons Induction, Mrs C. Paul Den-cklas Neds Flying and Gerald Weiss Gold Tar. Mercersburg Wins Prep School Title PHILADELPHIA, April 30 -Mercersburg Arademv won one preparatory school event and paced another in the Fenn Relavs todav, Mereersburgs team of En rioue Gracia, Malcolm Andcr son, Dirk Denman and Charles Hill won the mile relay title in 3 30 3 The srhool also placed third in the 440 relay it was for the 1954-55 season Only three changes have of the teams and only one of surprise. As expected, North Allegheny and Ligonier have been added to the Class A ranks, Ligonier moving up from Section XV to Section and North Allegheny, a new school, going into Section IX. The only unexpected change comes in Section XX, where East Brook and East Lawrence will cease to exist in name because of a jointure.

Princeton (Slippery Rock), which did not have a team; East Brook (Hickory) and part of East Lawrence (Scott) will be combined to form a new school in July. Nome Not Officio! The name of the new school on the schedule is Central Jt but according to Alfred F. Barnes, East Lawrence principal, w'ho will become supervising principal of the new joint-uie, that is not its official namp, The othrr patt of East Lawrence will go in with New Wilmington to form Wilming ton Jt, George Thompson, Easl Lawrence coach, and James Stude-baker, Fast Brook coach, are pxpected to go along with the jointme, either as coaches or teachers The WPIAL season, for every section except Section XX, will get under way Jan 3. The nine team Section XX will begin on Dec. 1,3 The league season will end Feb 21, First non league games will be allowed to be plaved on Nov.

29. Officiating Blotted Several basketball roaches took slaps at the officiating In the recent WPIAL tournament at the Allegheny Kiski Basketball Officials Association banquet, with Farrells Fddie Me-Cluskey and Midland's George Hamilton voicing the rrtnst disapproval. McCluskey said- "Theyre a bunch of 'Hitlers dowm there, We never Unbeaten Colt A Poor Third, Informant 2nd NEW YORK, April 30 (AP,) Boston Doge ran out of speed and victories simultaneously today, Paul Andolinos 3yearold colt, seeking his 11th straight win, finished a badly beaten thiid in the 54th running of thp $25,500 Swift Stakes before 40 368 at Belmont Park Boston Doge trailed Hilton A. Dabsons Nances Lad and Mis. Ellsworth Augustus Informant to the finish line of the seien-furlong stake, run in the modeiate time of 1 24 2 5 over a "good" track which had been termed sloppy for earlier rares 5 LENGTH LEAD Nances Lad cut the corner at the top of the stretch in the nationally lelevised race sped to the front and won by 5 lengths under jockey John Choquptte, who was scoring his first New York victory.

Informant, always a keen contender, was second a length and a half ahead of Boston Doge Then there was. a spread of four and a half lengths back to Woodley Lane Faims Blue Quest in the field of nine 3 jear olds Hal Price Headley's Georgian set an early pace but stopped badly after a half mile The other were never In conten tion DOGE 15 CHOICE Boston Doge had previously met, Nances Ijid in the Bahamas Handicap at Hialeah Park last Winter, scoring by a half length in that sevpn furlong event. Installed ai the prohibitive 1 5 favorite Boston Doges barkers lost $185 084 bet on him to win ot place Nance's Lad, 331, returned $2800, $8 90 and $3 20. Informant, second choice at 81, paid $7 20 and $2 90 Boston Doge was $2 20 to show, Johnstown Cops Tri-County Meet TEAH SCORING Johnstown A9V3 Wtndber 27Ij Fein-dale 201 Coonemaugh Twp 17 ia Rich' land JS, Indian Adams 8, Etwni- burg 1, Westmont Ja JOHNSTOWN, Pa, April 30, Eight meet records were broken and another tied as Johnstown High School continued Its domination of the Tri County track meet at Coch ran Junior High field todav, winning the 11th annual meet with 69'2 points to runnerup Windbers 2j Windhers Dick Gross, who won the broad jump and lied in the pole valut, apd Windbers Ed Blackburn were the onlv double wnnners Blaekhurn set reeords jn the 100 and 220 and also anchored the 880 relay team In a first 100 Blackburn Winder' BPrlnger, Cnnemtugh Twp Time 10 8 record 220 1 Blackburn. Wjndber 2 K1I-Tan lohmtown Tima 22 4 (word) 440 1 Dallapa Ferndale, 2 Rpdda Richland Time--- 54 4 880-reIy 1 SVtndber (Glndleaperser Flnnigan sece Blackburn); 2 Cone-maugh Twp Tima 1 47 4 880 1 Foi, Tohnstcwn 2 Hael-rig Johnrtnwn Tima 5 0" (record) Mil 1 Abala Johnafnwn 2 Hasrl rig lohnatown Tima 4 4fl 1 (record) 180 low hurdlat 1 Klahan Richland 2 Dallapa, Ferndale Time 20 8 reen-d I 120 high hurdle 1 Wllmn John town 2 Waring Conemaugh Twp Tima 1 8 8 i record I Mila relay 1 Johnaforrt fV tl cent a Pennington smith), 2 Richland.

Tima 1 3 A A record High 1mm 1 Cmelner, Adam 2 fTlei Men Jnhnatown and Quinn, Wtpdher Height 4 (Tie rero-d I Rznad Jum Johnstown 1 Falser, Adam Distance 21 3 a (reed'd Polt vault 1 (Tie) Trots lohn-lown and Dallapa, Ferndale Haight 11 2 Shotput -1Z mmarman lohnitnwn 2 Cahagan, Wlndber Dttlnce 41 Diacu 3 Groke, Johnstown 2 Magistral! Indian Diatanee 128 8, lavalln 1 Hildebrand Ferndale 7- Greenwood Johnatown DUtanee 128 1 22 Aim ran Fact Khan Count Call kena Hill, HI Georfie, Tor Mel, Stony Rnark 43 YOU V4 far Off 4 12 Preitwlrk (Headleji $4 40 4ft 12 80 Sweet Cream (Sherman) 7 40 4 20 Muriel i Tobin 80 1 31 4 1 Olso ran Brook Nymph. Gold Locket, Grind Ceil Wild Hal 5 yos 4i far 4 44) Ruthi (Headle! 81100 40 4 8ft Dr Pentlck (Brinkley) 40 4 ft Birdie Lulley (Grubb) 5-4 60 52 4 V. Aien ran luminous Dainyer Rtn Corusca'e, Mhi Ba'i, Street Scene Colonel Phn Ro? Sun. A TOA fur Off 8 17 Speak Free (Heme) $4 20 $2 8ft $2 80 Daahm Count fPirV 3 00 2 80 The Snapper fRobiaon) 8 no i 19 2 Alo ran icfity. Our Temper Rtdrileton, Jumbo 7 3 1 OS far Off 4 44 7 lennt Cal (Pleal $5 40 $180 $2 8ft 7 20 1 40 Rroom iflark) Dic'd a Punktn Ial me ber Aunt Annie John ltn 4 YDS 1 Off ft 4S Dream Creat (Tror $29 20 $lft4ft $4 4ft Feret (Creenl II 20 8 8ft Bbs Ace (stJUffer 7 AO 2 14 4 1 A'o Ran Colvmhti Vin Odette Btf Bomber, Air View, Chi lei II, lloru.

Bis Hope Tnmmtoo 1 20 1 21 1 5 Aiso ran Collin Road, Be Mlehty, Flower Market a 1 104 1,, ml (Off ft 18V) Steppm Pappy (Green) 8 80 $5 4ft 1 80 Foe 7 60 4 0 Dot-O (P1es 1 00 1 48 Also FTcel, Inhm on Blue Em- Belmont Park 14 1ft 7 far. Off 1 17. Dr Vermouth (Rodrinuezi 9 20 $170 $1 ft Border (Wondhmiaei ft 40 4 10 Rudy Vale (Seridm 8 1ft 1 25 4 4 Aln ran Crha Fat Ce pa Demi Heue Danla. Binacarth, Foyoiatrr Radiant tuid 4 7 fr, off 1 ftt Ala Flash imalU 1 3 50 10 $4 80 Neat smp (Mikknini 9 80 ft no Wtnnlnt Fleet fCuernl 3 0 I 20 1ft Alan ran upentnpcr Vmditan Putney, Handioma Teddy, Blcnfly, PlatierpuA 1 0t 1 2 TOft 4A ff Off I 27 17 30 sS DAIIT DOI mr. PAID ft? Alan ran Sky 9ht Rlar ng Cnmel, Pamunk pnatal Colnnlat tnyrin Head Man, Wav wi, Agar, Departure Mgation, TrruMe Me 4g poft 1a Off 3 04: Avon Lady iWnodhouae) $8 8ft $4 00 $4 0 Mllapa! fl MteM 4 10 ft 30 Pink Sanda (Anntt) A An 2 22 2 ft A so ran Tlppetwitrh EVner Dr Mr.

Jone. Juldee, Strutting High. 85 TOS A Far Off 42: flit And Far (lAeafrnp 111 40 $8 1A 94 Oft Vihonac (Atklriml $90 5 2ft Amher FM (Anen) 40 1 l9 1 ft A'o tn Cash Sa' lumlnar Ch (fnnwa-d rt Gavuj, Chetmin, Odd Trick, Savely Ua'inf As To Rancai Lad far, Off 4 2 ft. He ft ftl It de Provisions Of the Bill Moreover, the bill (Senate Bill 339) specifically states that all this money "shall be Used solely for and is hereby appropriated to the Department of Forests and Waters for the purchase of forest lands and the purchase of game lands bv the Pennsylvania Game Commission, in accordance with their respective 1 in the proceeds and Income." In addition the bill provides that the Department of Forests and Waters "shall be permitted to remove the timber from the 40,000 acre leased tract at such times and under such conditions as agreed upon This means that the state can harvest the. timber as it reaches maturity.

Another provision in the bill makes it mandatory that campers holding camn leases will be offered other sites on comparable lands on comparable. terms on other state forest areas The Pennsvivanis Game Commission also plans to make agreements with the industry that will keep open to hunting, especially for big game, all the area except the parts included in plant operations, This means that most of the 40,000 acres can be hunted' The center of the area will fall about at the point where the three countv lines meet. This is the section known bv manv sportsmen as the Lin coin Farm, which is iust a few miles from the intersection of the Lincoln Road and the Drift wood Pike coming uo from In the whole 50 000 acres there is only a small part game lands, most of it Is state forests But it does include upper Mosaulto Creek, the McNernev Run section, Red and Paige Runs upper Medi Run and upper Wycoff Run. To replace the loss of Ashing and recreation, the Department of Forests and Waters already has begun a thorough survev of adlacent areas for new rec reation renters. One site under consideration Is in the Immediate area and within easy reach of present and future residents of St Mary's Dubois, Clearfield, Rp novo, Phihpsburg and manv other Central Pennsylvania communities This tenative site can provide a huge lake of 700 to 1,000 acres which will make uo for the loss of fishing, It also will provide excellent swimming and boating facilities, as well as camp sites, fireplace and picnic shelters.

Summer cabins and Winter recreation features such as skating and ice fishing Nearbv hills can aln be developed for the sport of skiing Such a recreation program is absolute'v necessary. The new plant will cause a sharp increase in the region's population, and since the area is rural and contains onlv small communities, recreation facilities ae restricted. Also the influx of people will create other problems, and not the least of them will be an adequate water supply. Record Crowd, Retting at Ascot AKRON, April 30 -(API A crowd of 10 820 horse race fans bet a track record total of $554 890 at Ascot Park today and alo set a daily double wager mark of $40184. Both marks eclipsed record set earlier in the current 44-day meet, College Results INNING AND GIANTS WES Steelers Sign Joe Zombek, McCabe, Doyle The Steelers now have 32 plajers in the fold with the re- ceipts of signed conti arts from one holdover and a couple of newcomers last week The holdover Is Joe Zombek, Carnegie's contribution to the National Football League, who was signed by coach Walter Kiesling when the very capable Bill McPeak was injured.

Zombek, former Pitt end, played through the exhibition games but was cut one W'eek before the season opened But he did yoeman service plugging the gap madp by MrPeaks absence when he was recalled. DEFENSIVE BACK The newcomers are defensive halfback Richie McCabe, of Pitt, and halfback Skippy Doyle, of Rochester, Ta, who starred at Ohio Stale and for Ft. Houston in the armed forces. McCabe has been working with ihe Steeleis squads over a period of many years so he should feel at home. He is fast and shifty in running back punts anr( also is good in breaking down pass plays.

Doyle was one of the greatest scholastic stars pver to play football in thp Beaver Valley. While at Rochester practically every collegiate football coach in the country was eager to get him, but he went wnth the Buckeyes. WATCH STATE GRIDDERS Kiesling and Assistant Nick Skonch spent two days at Penn State seeing the Nittany Lions wind up their Spring football practice sessions. They had lots- of company there Practically every National League club had a scout on hand taking a gander at Coach Rip Engle's gridders. By Tom Birks.

Mercersburg Bows MFRCERSBURG. Pa, April 30 Altoona High School baseball team defeated Mercersburg Academy, 12 to 8 here today. PAILT POL BUS fAID $17 IQ 3 S-108 Fr Of! 2 Nobl, son, (Jinwn $31 80 JI 2 89 JO Border Lord (Martin 4 80 Tift Tltatn Maid (Errlcoi 7 80 1 IT Alio ran Cagy Knight Gam Heart Duke Hampton Speedy Irv Granneai, Now Hear Thii. Sea Siren, Sunoloe. 4 3.

YOU A Far Off 121-4 Bingo iCutihaw $25 2Q $10 2ft $4 40 Driving (Cox I 4 40 3 80 Gay Warbler (DeSpIritol 2 40 1 12 Alao ran Inure, Abba Dryad Cobum a With. Retarlta. Fine Lady ft ft TO A Far Off 4ft1f Fleet Path (Lynch T1 80 $14 20 7 80 Bail Warning (Pleou) 3T 10 14 20 In Reierve (Jam) 4 40 i iO 45 Also ran Westward Ho Aeschylus Night Bell Powder Flask, Milter Admiral Vee. Idehl 6 4 TO, Off 4 114 Old Glendale (Martin) $17 40 00 $4 70 Potpourri (Shuki 3 80 3 80 Baroda Boy (Nelson) 3 80 42 4 ft (Course record) Alio ran My Truly Fair, Bad Conduct, Anon Chateau 7 s-TO A Far Off 4 4S' Tahiti (DeSplrltoi $7 80 $4 80 ft AO klnda Smart (Nelaon) 10 40 7 00 4 40 1 10 Alio ran Brazen Brat Flrit Served, Elberwhirl, Hangover, 1 Geegee Dinner Winner 04 IO Hi Off Mr (Frrlro) $48 40 $14 00 $00 Monte (Nelson i 5 40 Fleeting Owl (DeplrltO 1ft 4 ft Also ran Intention Buy Amble Son Fen, Mr Harry Colony Page Boricua Do Report (Passore 1 iA Sportsman's Park 1 4 ins 7 Far Off 55 Hot Chocolate (Skoronaki i $10 20 $ft 00 $1 00 Bus Cal (TffMofl 10 00 A Oft dh Double Barrel (ClHuUnut) ft 40 dh Grand spice 1 0 Neil 3 00 1 Also ran Dada Son Happy Fast Victory Elf, Steamboat BUI, Tigff Harm, Silver 2 I ms 7 Far Off 3 25,. Frank Maud (Vandenborre $8 00 $4 8ft 2 80 Head For Horn leaop) 8 80 4 00 Perfect Swrrp (Green 5 40 1 29 ft Alan ran Druid lyric llrtenlnwn Mambo Pigeonette, Rachel 8 Lou laomur DAliV DOIBLE 7 4 I Oft 7 Far, Off ft 54 CWtie (I A-lin $10 40 $4 40 $180 Ra(utef (William! 3 80 1 ftft Mint Branch (Ben) 7 0 TO 3 ft A aft ran Anunr One Hunt Flale, unny Capri Brambl Sun, Beat Uithct Clalrbeau Hasty Girl.

4 4 TO 7 fee Off 4 24 Dr Felt skoromkl) $4 60 $5 2ft $2 8(1 '-k (Kepnei 6 20 1 8ft March Urk (Jone) ft Aft 2ft 1 ft A an rf Hopperdednn Karen Anhme Gallant Aambnuk, Heart Leaf Bu? iPdim 04 ms, 7 far. (Off 4111 Deed I Da Hart 14 20 $7 8ft ft ftft Smooth Palm icampl 7 00 8 2f) rfi ftky andenWre! 7 4ft 1 ift 2 ft AIo ran -Vr, Top Vw Feat Dream, Bugle Corpa, Taak eri ft 4 far faff ft La "zd Kene 30 4 on $1 no fa Id (preen I 4 20 5 Jft Fhina PornrO (ftkorpnaki) 8 on 1 30 Alao ran Bliter Bigger, 5 30 0 SAFE IN YESTERDAY'S 5TH Speedway 8 70 SUNDAY ripening FRA rarea, Duke Amphitheater, 2 TO Men Sportsman Park, Bedford, will have afternoon races todav, Debo Park, Sleubenville, the sixth member track, of PRA, wilt open Us weekly runs on Friday night. Dormont Wins League Opener, Wallops Saints Dormont put Its host foot forward to make its home inaugural in the Greater Pittsburgh Baseball League a success yes terday. Last years Shaugh-nessy champion walloped St. Johns, 11 2.

Dormont sluggers in the rout were Pep Giovane who homered and Charley Irwin and Jim Dunlap who got a triple apiece. Steve Spragle garnered a pair of doubles. Rt John 1 0 0 0 OT 1 4 1 -H 2 Short, Dormont 0 2 1 7 1 0 mlowski Rocco (4 1 it Sadowskl Owcat (5j A liwln Gators Score Double MEADVILLF, Pa, April 30 Allegheny College racked up victories in baseball and ten ms here todav' The Gators beat Wooster, 10 on third base man Dick Wigtons fourth rung homer and downed Case, 6 3, in tennis. a Aonaoofln a 3 00010000 i and McCollough BUhop and Churchill Downs 7 4 7 oft A Far, Off ft 01 Feudlny (Popara) $17 80 3ft $5 Aft Bray (Cook 8 20 4 30 Mi Cole (B irr 4 00 1 12 4 5 Alan ran Nn Anna 18 Inga A- Jo PaiUna 1tts Kia Pakistan ftoper Bee, Heart Greet, Spunky, Tartan Sue 2 4 toft A Far Off 30: Jean Tin Joker (Cook) 18 00 $15 00 9 30 Musle (Armtronf) 11 20 8 40 Crl Heat (Carstens! 4 20 1 IT 5 ft Aao ran ftephora Sea Ripple, Circle High Hnpes Bar ftecretare, ftucar Briar, Helen MaUel, Tiger Flame. Primed HdAILY Dot BLE PAID 4 TOft A Far Nags Heed iBierman) andanell (Adams 1 Chombra Moreno) 1 14 Off 4 $11 80 $4 80 70 40 3 80 20 ran Bygone Daa Bull Mr Npi! Mrtf Beni, Dt.

Alel. Hckltr, Sxlr, CommAnO Post. 4 TOft 44 far Olf 4 201 On The Bit (Frb $9 40 00 14 3ft 4 80 4 8ft June (Burn ft AO 53 3 5 Alw) ran Coin Home' ftam A Tng tmy JrUh Green fttell Bella fttep I Timm Tearhtree laa, So Cheerful, Winged Devil, Rock Port, 5 TO. A far, fwff 5 051 Fi chtlng lur Adim) $9 40 $40 10 60 4 0 Hamid (Moreno) Ann Flrnn (Bmr) A 20 1 12 Alan ran Mnnnn Rrf, Niral, Dog Clirua Coat Bel little led 8 3 7 0 A fur, Off ft 541 7 wan ihncmakert $2 $0 $2 20 Oul Trim Deatiry (Cook) 2 AO Out Styrunner i ut 1 1ft 1 5 Also ran Royal Mon. Derby Mnm 7ft io A fur Off A ftftH Torch Of War (Adami) 8 80 0 2 0 Tun ft (Adam) 30 20 aeabnnd King (Kl'kardi ft 3ft 1 is Also ran Bah Turky Sen tint-rd Dimnnd Fplr King A ft TO A For Off A ft44 Double Bogey Adams' 80 $4 8ft 2ft I nn PM" (Burn 80 4 Pft Ja Walker ft amen) 3 1 12 4 5 Alin Pin Flkehealer hnctln- ar Blue Now Rlppsy Lady Ahbi, -k Hall 9 4 5 OS 1 Off 7 ft I it Daddy a Dog (Cnnk $9 60 $5 20 $5 8ft Creat Fi (Kirkland) 7 40 ft 7ft Bob alt II iroparat ft 4ft 47 ft ft Alan ran Ann Tmrir Raider French Rose Queen Reyret Klrkwe Mita, Hasty FreednWu, Mr Poie.

Direct North Laurel 1ft TO A far Off 1 Ml Queen (Ne(oni $4 00 5T00 43 8ft jGreenir (9rvii 35 00 Ifto Soft 19 80 1 14 4ft A ran fV Respond Thorn Bush 1-adv Amo in Tb Famti Norman Weed Trephine, Maria Royal (New Ancle Bnrdert 2.4 A fnr. Off (171 iUfHN $8 40 $4 4ft $7 un I ure (Cot 5 0 4 ftft 5w -k fuk 0 8ft 1 1 4 ft A an fn ree Re l-M lavwe ft Paer yi Ttrt 8 Happy, Lut Pui, Penitaltia, Comely Beta been made in the alignment these comes as any sort of a have a word to say about choosing officials but we are the ones who draw the crowds. This past tourney I saw the worst officiating in all my 13 jears in thp game" "Theres too much politics in picking the officials in the playoffs, Hamilton claimed. "Some of the guys they gpt down there shouldnt even be in the game. 1 Mack Vertatile Athlete Riehard Mark, a Sun-Telegraph All Section XIX pick in basketball, also is a standout on Hamptons track team In a recent meet with Piurh Township and Trafford, Mack competed in, and won, the 100 ard dash, mile-180yard low huidles and broad jump Westinghouse basketball roach Austin Grupe is in Monteflore Hospital with stomach ulcers.

Dunbar needs a football game for Sept 22 Contart Joe Bosnic by railing him at Cort-neilsville 30 or writing him at the school in Leisenring. Geneva Drops Two INDIANA, Fa, April 30 Indiana State Teachers basci ball team won a doublphcariff from Gcnpva College here to day. The scores were 31 ana 9 4. awaiting the winners of the various heats and 25 lap feature at the Raceway todav. According to Witzberger, some 75 to 80 cars and drivers, the best of the district in both fields, will be on hand to help inauguiate a season which will run five davs a week every week from now until mid Or tober, when the annual PRA Tn State Championship grind will ring down the curtain.

Come Tuesday night at Washington (Fa Speedway the same field of PRA stars will get Promoter Hick Shriver eft to a flving start. There will be no races at Heidelberg nn Thursday night but Glade Neil, a newcomer to the promoting field, will have the PRA gang at Butler Speedway for the opener there on Friday night. The following night, the same drivers will lift the lid on the weekly snows at South Park Speedwav. The pros will operate there every Saturday night, with the district ama teur members of the Pitts burgh Racing Association showing there every Wednes day night Mon Duke Ampithealer, lo cated at Murrvsville, Pa, and directed by Jay Duquette, will swing Into action next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 Later in the season Mon Duke will revert to Sunday night rac. Valley Speedwav, Aliquippa; Motordrome, Ruftsdale; Shar Speedwav.

Hartford, and fChofluetfel $28 00 $8 0 $5 20 Informant (Dodaonl 7 20 2 so Boaton Dose 1 Guerin) 2 20 24 2 5 Alto ran Brother Tex Blue Quest Thunder Hole, Cup Man Minute Parade 7 7 YOS ft far (Off 4 Vflt Traffic J'ldee Irer) $8 20 $5 10 $180 Canyon (Wood louse 5 50 4 00 Dobpy Doc 8 musard) 4 50 12 Also ran Full Sam Ird WHlin Buy Fneore Vsr and Peace, Friendly ce, Decimal, Fualon Bomb 8 YOS fur (off ft 74 labneh oodhn ie $15 30 $7 00 $4 3ft Alcibiades 2nd (Bailey) 6 20 4 ftft Riche (Glaner) A 10 1 44 4 ft A ran Spit Polish 4eft)rrht2l4ft '8ft 1214 76ftl 89 shpier Huahlne Near Shore Hot and Cold Brifht Flume, FofonaO, VU-don, ftacandaca Suffolk Downs 7 4 TO ft fur. Off 1 55 Dendder 'cetl (9olim(ma $8 40 $ft 00 $4 4ft Jne Haste (PazVarj 9 20 7 20 Rfhraraer (O Neill 1 ft 20 1 17 7 ft Also ran Tvw Kr, FI- Ini Turk Watch Now, Jakablom, Ftrit Copy Best Chance 2 4 7 08 A Fur Off 1 221-4 Mai a Time (Smith) $10 20 6 Oft $10 Copier (Madden) 10 20 ft AO LU Font (Lase-y) 3 40 Tlelen Ruth, Enter Hour, Deductible 5ou, Dutch Gift 1 1 3 ft ran Cablet fttan -A. A.1 A nan Dot bib PArn 90 AO ft 4-TOft A Far. Off A4 ppry Da iFKhcrl $6 80 $4 $1 00 Claire Dauber Bnhenkn) 4 80 3 30 Tee Vee Van Honk 70 1 17 1 ft Alan ran Candy Boa, Ann Maria, Mm On, Rm 44 yoft A Fnr Off 5 star Cornet ah $44 00 $1T 8ft $4 8ft Prnmr Be (Paiker) 4 80 on NeH Jr Vlron 1 ft 20 1 17 Alan ran Tlenrya Delitht Pavnld Friend Jim, Batll fthake, Hcpe Dua 5 ft 10ft A Fur. Off ft ftftH nark Maker (SmHhi $7 00 $4 Oft $3 80 Deb a Devil (Mercian 4 80 3 2ft Jahaf (Ruahl ft 40 1 ran Nrw The me Seazf Ber Ann, Head Mono, Bee Ben limey a Reward 70, rr Off 4 ,014 Rereinty (Cni 8 00 4 80 Ijuting Trer (Adamd 5 Aft 1 lft-l ft AU rn 9ai)d Away, Nn Lae, Ra ntree, Fife and Drum.

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Not the Jpast of them were a :141 in the 120 yard high hurdles by Dukes Joel Shankle and a 14 4A in the pole vault by Vilianova Don Bragg Shankle repeated his double victory of a year ago in the broad jump and hurdles. PENN STATE SCORING Penn State had a winner in the shotput, footballer Rospy Grier throwing 54 feet 8 inches, and picked up several other places. Rod Perry and Bill YoukPrs ran 2 3 behind Shankle in the high hurdles and the same pair carried the Nittany Lions to second place in the shuttle hurdles, four yards behind Manhattan. Tenn Slate snagged fourth in the half mile relay and third in the four mile relay. In the latter event Pilt, which had led after Wendy Harford second irg, faded to fouith when Tenn State's Doug Moorhead challenged on "the anchor leg Soph Bill Smith gave Pitt share of a five way tie Inf third in the pole vault at 13 feet.

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