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Study Shows Black Baseball Players Better than Whites PITTSBURGH (AP) A study shows that even though blacks are better overall baseball players they have a harder time breaking into the major leagues. Although few black Americans and virtually no black Latin Americans receive more than a $20,000 bonus for signing their first contract, the study shows there is little salary difference between black and white superstars. "Bui I'd be careful not to hang baseball," said Dr. Leonard Rapping, an economics professor at Carnegie-Mellon University. think the improvement has been tremendous." Rapping and Anthony Pascal, research director of urban studies for the Rand Santa Monica, made study to see if there the is anv truth in the belief that there is Majestic Prince Wears Derby Pin Bar Fans from District Meet NORRISTOWN, Pa.

(AP) Officials of District 1 of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association have banned all spectators from next Saturday's district track and field championships because of trouble at other recent meets. Site of the meet also was shifted from Roosevelt Field here to the Pennsfoury High School track at Fairless Hills. W. B. Lehman, chairman of District 1 and athletic director of Cheltenham High School, an nounced the change.

He said officials were concerned because of unruly spec- Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. tators at the Suburban "I'll always wear it," the vi- By ED SCHUYLER Jr. Associated Press Sports WHter BALTIMORE (AP) Class and desire are things all top thoroughbreds possess. But Majestic Prince has something extra going for Longden's upside-down horseshoe pin. The wife of trainer Johnny Longdon said she wore it when Majestic Prince won the Kentucky Derby and that she will have it on Saturday when her husband sends Frank Me- Mahon's unbeaten after the mile and three -sixteenths Championships last weekend.

"It's obvious from our inves- brant blonde said Wednesday while watching Johnny continue tigation the instigators of the vi his preparation for the sttond olence were not students." said Meg the Triple Crown in which Lehman. "But it's extremely difficult to ferret out would be: our only 1 choice was to bar spectators." i no salary discrimination in troublemakers. So athletics. The research concentrates on baseball. According to the studv blncks have better overn'l hitl'nsr and ficldit 1 avrraecs in thf hi? leagues.

And Ramins said the sludv ter than whites when compared; i notion bv position." oer cent of the I players are black in the Nation, -1 1 league wh'le 18 oer cent in "sueeested that blacks arc bet-' the American League are BASEBALL 'F'DERS Majestic Prhce expecled to oppose seven other 3-year-olds including Arts and Letters, the Derby runne.Mtp, and Top Knight. "I had it made in 1943, the year Count Fleet, ridden by Johnny, won the Triple Crown," she said. "It has Count Fleet's picture in the middle, but the open end of the horseshoe is at the bottom and people said that was bad luck, "Well, we've been pretty 'Music Hall' from London Bright Spot lucky for 26 years." Although Longden never won a Derby, Preakness or Belmont Stakes after 1943, he won lots of other races before ending a 40- year riding career in 1966 with a record 6,032 wins. Then he turned his winning touch to the training end of the sport. "He's coming right up to the race and tie figures to be sharp." Longden said after he had his hands full keeping the powerful winner of eight in check during a gallop of about American League 1 3 miles.

"He had me standing straight up," the trainer said. "He wasi not that tough down in ville." But the talk of the backstretch By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) "Music Hall's" series of summer programs taped in London moved off to a smooth and easy start Wednesday night and undoubtedly will be one of the bright spoLs in the hot weather schedule of NBC. The team of Tony Sandier and Ralph Young is an attractive one, their singing is excellent and their taste good. They also try for some comedy touches and although these sequences were the rough spots in the hour, they should be smoothed out before many of their dozen programs are finished. Judy Came, the gamine of "Laugh-In," is a regular on the summer shows.

She was handled as a guest star and was given one handsome and lively song-and-dance production. She also appeared in a few of the fora ONE-STOPloon SIMPLIFY your money problems with a loan from us. We Invite You to Call Take 21 or IS Months Batting (50 at Wednesday was one of Majestic Minnesota Petrouelli, Bos- Prince's chief rivals, Rokeby 358 Stable's Arts and Letters, who Runs-Blair, Baltimore 33; F.j workec a zz furlongs in Robinson, Baltimore 31. Runs batted New York 36; F. Howard, Washington 30.

Baltimore 46; F. Robinson, Baltimore 44; Mui- cer, New York 44. Top Knight, from the Estate of Steven B. Wilson, the Flamingo and Florida Derby winner who was a disappointing fifth in the Kentucky galloped about IVs miles, as did Clai- Johnson, Balti-i borne Farm's Jay Ray, the Call- more, 10; Reese, Minnesota, 10. fornia Derby winner Triples-D.

Oakland others expected 0 go to the quick comedy bits. Lena Home and Terry-Thom- Loufs-i as con ti'ibuted their special talents, too. Miss Home had a pair of effective singing numbers and showed she could hold her own in the comedy sketches. efforts were greeted with loud laughs by the British studio audience- was frequently so terribly British that it was difficult to understand him. The production values were high, the sets colorful.

Now, if they can just do something to 11 tied with 2. Home Howard, Washington 13; F. Robinson, post Saturday are Pelican Stable's Al Hattab, Michael Phipps' Greengrass Greene, Elmen- Us Without to Pav! Delav Baltimore, 11; R. Jackson, Captain Actton'and G. M.

'and H. Banker's and Nick Coluccio's Stolen Seat- Glad's Flame, tie 18; Foy, Kansas City 10. if a ll eight start, the gross Pitching (3 tied, purse for the 94th Preakness with 1.000. I the richest Triple Crown race, CLINTON COUNTY i Boston I McDowell. Cleveland 49.

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Williams, Chicago Tolan, Cincinnati 4. Home tied with 8. Nicklaus Out to Win U.S. Open Tourney FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) Jack Nicklaus, as usual, was one of the top candidates for the $25,000 first prize when he set out in the first round of the Colonial National Invitation Golf Stolen Louis Tournament todav "tBig Jack- was zeroing in on another objec- 11; Morgan, Houston 10.

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But you always point for the big four." Nicklaus is one of four men to sweep all of pro golf's major U.S. and British Opens, the Masters and PGA. He usually considers it a bad year when he doesn't win one of them. He missed last year and, for a man who has won about all that can be won, is hungry for another. "You never have any trouble getting up for those," he said.

The burly Nicklaus recently has had trouble with his game. He had an 80 in the Tournament of Champions last month and failed to make the out two weeks ago in the Greater New Orleans Open. But, he said, that's behind him. He took a rest last week, and it helped. "I didn't play much," he said.

"Just rested. I wasn't playing well for a while, waen't driving well. But the time off seemed to help some. I'm hitting the ball i pretty good, now. Things seem to be pulling together." i He shrugged off the effects of an elbow injured in an accident.

'Skins Ink Pair WASHINGTON (AP) The National Elks Amateur Golf Washington Redskins ai- Championship wita a two-un- nounced today the signing of der-par 70. two rookie defensive brcks-Bill Kishman of Cob-ado State and Bob Shannon of Tennessee Kishman, a 6-foot-l, 197- MINNEAPOLTS (AP) The, pounder was the Redskins fifth Jaycees-sponsored National draft choice, and Shannon, a 6-2, spark the comedy sequences President Nixon's report to the nation on negotiations to settle the Vietnam war was a marked contrast to his recent news conferences. The President stood behind a lectern bearing the great seal of the President of the United States. He read his carefully prepared remarks. His mood and mien were serious.

His presentation was business-like. He used neither lectern nor notes at his news conferences and appeared more relaxed. The President's address occupied most of a half hour, caus ing both OBS and NBC to cancel scheduled reruns of hour-long action films. As is their custom in such situations, both networks filled the rest of the hour with discussion and analysis by their staff men. ABC interrupted a feature film rerun, "The Great Sioux Massacre" for the President's speech, then simply picked up in the movie where it had left off.

,200,000 for Raystown Dam WASHINGTON (AP)-An ap iropriation of $8.2 million has been requested by the Nixon ministration to continue work on the Raystown dam flood con trol project in oentral Penneyl vania. This is a reduction of $400,000 Prom the budget request made by former President Lyndon B. Johnson for the project. An aide to Rep. J.

Irving Whalley, said a hearing before a House Appropriations subcommittee on the Raystown dam project has been scheduled for June 10 and before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee June 11. The $8.2 million requested in eludes $3,320,000 to acquire real estate, $680,000 for relocation work, $3.8 million to continue construction work, $140,000 for engineering and design and $260,000 for supervision and ad ministration. A ground breaking ceremony was held at the dam site last January. About $10 million has been appropriated so far for Uie project, much of it for acquis: tion of property. JC Meet Set Junior Track and Championship will be held at Memorial Stadium Aug.

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