The Birmingham News from Birmingham, Alabama • 20

ft WiPtlPA 0 1B4 TRn fautb's OraatMt NaviMM THK BIRMINGHAM NKWS TWENTY Thm In On 410 Assault Is Good Derby Longshot II FIDIN NEW YORK. April 10 (Ah-lia lUNt len yearannw itnratriiner Maxie Hindi brought the torn tjohMy know dn oClwrrhill Down to spring one of the Kenirky Derby a biggest pnng the Kenirky petnya arons Purchase Outfielder Cappa MONTGOMERY, All. April 10- A hj tp towaid conerting th nuMnlrf wakn, of ihc Birmingham Raton, wa taken hi last ntght with th announcement of thi completion of a deal that returned Ladtiflrtei John Cappa to iha Raroni, tna puirhiaa being from Rnch aaiar of Iha International League Raromal Geneial Manager Paul Florence, hara lot a game lhi all- Pennsylvania School Boy Pitches Second No-Hit, No-Pun Contest HARRINRURG Pa. April 10 (AV Chari ta Aurandt, a IT-vaai old William Penn High fkhool student today wa, hailed In Pennsylvania echo-laitir porta rirrle, for hurling hta lecond no-hit, no-run game. The youthful tentalion, In four game thi, season, ha allowed no run, in 28 Inning, pitched He ha allowed a total of three hiti; walked three, and struck nut 57 of men he has fared.

if Maxta rill he hack thia ytr with a chip to look it begin. now aa I off tha old block, Nowt, thi, not lo ay that rapd tmbllng Asaault la going rlnt out there and knock off the Knockdown, and the Star Pilots and the Spy Song, who are the glamor 1 hoy, thia year, because it'a atilt a the Derby and even far piece to the Derby and even Itngh win Assault broke out the hnnr of the wide open apace, yeitruav He a all Taxaa horn on i hr vat King Ranch acre, and rac- Kla- farther lo go once around tha nl ntri Kl mile and a quarter of heartbreak berg.j A' He Picnic ing highway. Rut at th Hitt time, nobodv arnoon with tha Montgomery Rah la. announced tha deal, a mm liatuaSS Dlsar Caii that ahould moat with tha ap flaWdll rldCcS lOUl proval of the Birmingham (ana Cappa raptured )ui ahnut all 'ha maiks tor the liamn li year aftar hairg ent down a optioned plavar from tha Rm he, tar alub Ha laid tha taam tn hatlntg with a 325 mack playing in II gamat Ha alto lad tha Raroni. tha im pnrtant run.hatted-in column (haling 84 mataa arrott iha plata I Numbered among Cappa 148 hata.

'rrf" of JW. rfv'rl that brought a total ha.a. mark of 'ham again with tatty vigor in tha ware 25 double, right triplet haul, of tha 58 th National and three homer, HI, IS two-bag- AW. hampionahip Boxing er, wa, alto tha he.i of tha Raron S'lmTInala and final, tonight at thr Ration Garden Thc ra 112 pounder Sohi Mi In 112-Pound Semis Of A. A.

U. Mitt Meet BV BILL KING BOSTON. April 10 -Ai four Hawaiian who abandoned their keen pai tonal ritalriet in Iha in- f. Bitter Fat and with a good throwing FRKDgitCK. Md.

April Th Phildelphia Athlatif ruma their with th Baltimore Ortol, today. Th A had a picnic y4rday Mrcrburg, Pa, whrthy thumped Mrcri-burg Acadqiy, 121. arm. Cappa ahould fit right into tha Baron plant Ha wa a great favorite with Baron fana lat year, being a fine team man and a buttle- Before rnming to tha Raton lat year Cappa played in the Interatate BACK WITH BARONS Outfielder John appa 1 above leading hitter of the Rarona last year, waa hack with thia club today attar being purchased from Rochester of the International League. Gadsden Wins Over Alabama Outfit, 9 To 5 TUSCALOOSA.

Ala. April 10- Gad a n. of iha Southeaitern League, came from behind to defeat Alabama Crimson Tide. 9 to JJff? aM yesterday in the Tides 1946 opener Robert lakrshit wa one of the wlnnH in the "ne National champ.on.hip Alabama drew firt blood in the League being the loop leading around the rare track aellt Mr Hirsrh abort at any time at lean nnhndy who know what he' hat-! ling nn. And when Aiilt came bouncing down the alretch In the Experimental Handicap at Jamaica i yesterday to score by four length in hta first 1946 wait following up a two-year-old campaign that netted him $17,250 take home pay Ihe folk around about couldn't help hut remember how it waa bark there a derade ago.

A a matter of fact, the first thing thing they remembered was that thi Texa colt', daddy wa the same hnre nobody knew back in '36 It waa Rold Venture that year at for $2 and your money hack, and the hoy and girl who toed it on Rrevity at 80 cent nn the dollar never knew what hit them when the bold one came home. Of course, any resemblance between yesterday' ix-fiirlong Experimental and the Derby mile and-a-quarter it purely coincidental Rut the way Aasault came along it looked a if he could run quite a piece if he' asked to. He wa $20.20 for $2 and won like a 1 to 10 shot, leaving five other Derby candidate behind him, among them Count Fleet' highly touted kid-brother. Count Speed, who cut hi, hip acting up in the starting gate and never untracked once the field lit out. and Islam Prince, a New Orlean candidate ho took second place.

Assault was the second likely Derby starter to show up without advance billing tn New York in three day. Lat Saturday It wa Hampden, from the Delaware ham of William S. DuPont with a 10 run. Hugh error. Loyd ent them George Into scoring 0: la! four remaining The lone defending champion in the Parting field of 172, handpicked from every section of the country.

Heavyweight Charlie I.ea- '7; in position with a sacrifice ger Looming in hi path wa Fred i.i ih Warm a full-blooded Indian from second, scoring two Morrow lived on an Riley walked. Ed Lee home with a. single after Lilly had moyed them Gadsden look the lead DUSTING 'EM OFF1 BV ZIM NBWMAN Sport, Iditor, Th Btrmtnfhim Nw, Billy Evans Will St Baron -Crax Opanar Billy Evan, pracidant of tha Southern Awocialion, will he hare next Tuetday fnr tha Baron-Crax opanar at Blckwood Tha man hai done a well Joh taking over He initeted on the league continuing through tha war and it waa a wim deruinn whan tha ownara dei ided lo take Evan' advice Practically all tha hnx-aaata hava been told fnr tha opener. Between 9.000 and 10.000 art expected. Kd Doherty, who played quarterback on Hniton College, defeated Orange Bowl team, la now ona of Frank Leahy auutanl, at Notra Dme He a whi, on football -one of the rleyere! at handling a hall thia writer ha teen Th four opening game, Friday thould attract riot tn 4d.0M Thera no tailing how many will he nut Atlanta not after 21 0M turned out for an exhibition gam.

Earl Mann. Atlanta preaident, announced mm lime ago the Cracker would apend $50 000 remodeling Ponce Leon It'a going to take a good wad of dough to repair Blckwood Material lo keep Rirkwond ona of th natet looking park, in the leagu ain't available during the war. Bill Manning, a laftfielder tn Vnl, were counting on, Ricked up and left ramp. Rill wain't pleated with hi, rontraet. arry Mehre, who rnarhed at Georgia and Mitaltaippi after hi playing day at Notre Dame, now a cltiren of Atlanta.

He will devot hi, future tn buttne. The report la that Harry Mehre quit th coaching game with quite a taving from hi lalariea and inveitmenit in lnrk The xtory two week, ago that We, Hamner would ha in the opening day line-up turned out to be the right dope. We, a fine defentiv player. He won't hurt much up at the plate hut afield hr a robber, bouncing around Ilka a rubber ball. Vein Stephen might not have known when to Jump but he certainly knew when tn Jump bark.

Few good player will he xattified with the Mexican League, knowing how they gripe about minor league park and traveling condition If the Baron and Crarkera can't open at 4 pm. Friday they will try tn make It at 4 pm. Saturday. Paul Bryant, new Wildcat roach, now aaya Kentucky haa a aquad of 45 boy who want to play football. They better had.

If they are going In continue under Bear Bryant Cully Rtkard. a former Chick, wa a swell gift of the Bur, tn the Hollywood Star. Cully broke in with a home run, triple, three double, and a single in eight time, at hat. He won the fir,) game for the Star and tent the second game into extra Inning, with a homer. Wonder if Hollywood.

after getting the pick of the Bucs, haa anything to pass along to the Barons? Barons Know What Scribes Think About Them Southern League baseball writer aren't keeping any eecret from the Raron. They have written them off a a lat plare casualty of the 1948 pennant rare. It most irritating to the fan a well the player. Old Faithful had expected a more favorable report on the Baron after going 15 year without a pennant winner. What ha Btr-mingham fans done to rate a last place club? Fan have been very kind during the famine Why did the baseball writer pick the Raron to finish last? Do they think the Raron haven't a very strong tie-up with Pittsburgh and can't get outside help They mut.

to he positive shout the Raron dwelling in the cellar. Don't they have any hope for ome kind of a cure for an aggravation that ha had the whole league talking about the poor fans who would turn out in drove, if given any encouragement? Looks like the baseball writers have given up on Birmingham. Assigned a good city to the fate of the City of Brotherly Love. Do they believe Birmingham is going lo stand for a last place club? Here's one that doesn't believe an owner like Jebeles is going to let a last place club cost him earnings of a lifetime And that is what a last place club is going to do. So he a little more cheerful than the hoys who picked the Barons for last place, It's no good to start out a season expecting the worst.

Raseball is supposed to be good for inculcating a little optimism. Atlanta has been picked to repeat. The Cracker get a break in playing their first six games with the club tagged for the cellar. The champions open at home with the Barons Friday afternoon, and play them two games Sunday. The Barons bring the Crackers back home with them for the opener Tuesday night at Rickwood Field.

The Crackers are here for threp single night games. Birmingham will bp at home for 11 games. That's a break if the Rarons can do anything about getting rid of the cellar tag They play Chattanooga four and Nashville four. There can't be any denying the fact that Frank Snyder got good pitching against Triple A and Double A clubs in exhibition games And all the while he was experimenting with catcher, infielder and outfielders. Surely he has enough of a club that another outfielder, infielder and catcher couldn't help tremendously.

And there must be some good ball players available that money can buy. No pennant, no first division club but a last place club never. Man alive, Jim Downey will be called upon to get some city leaguers before the Raron are assigned to baseball's darker regions. Volunteers will be called for out of the stands. Fans would be in favor of scuttling Rickwood before seeing it nest eellarites.

Butts' Only Worry May Be Weather When a football coach hasn't any worry but the weather, he ha a football squad Butts has ends galore and a backfield in Charlie Trippi. He's well heeled at center, guard and tackles. The Army took care of Wally's worrying over Harry Gilmer. If you want any more information in addition to what Cousin Ed Danforth. Atlanta Journal, gives on Georgia-Button hole some of the Georgia folks over here Wednesday night for the Tech alumni meeting Here's Eds slant: Georgia old grad are speculating on the reincarnation of Chick Shiver and Tom Nash, or Catfish Smith and Herb Maffett.

or even George Poschner and Van Davis. The crop of ends in Athens is round-fat. Joe Tereschinski, Weyman Sellers. Dan Edwards and pass-catching Reid Moseley are left over from the Oil Bowl winners. Pete Sasser has come out of the service to take up where he left off in 1942.

LaFayette King, now in the Marines, says he is on his way to Athens as soon as he is released. Duck' Conger, all 225 pounds of him. expects to report this Summer. The Georgia coaches are rapidly' running short of worry material. Pretty soon it may be concerned over the weather alone.

in in an his with three run in the fourth and sent F.u- hitter and driving In MS run Ha hit one of the longett home run ever hit at Ponca Ha l-enn Park in Atlanta year while playing again! the Cracker a feat that brought loud praxe from the Atlanta scribe Ha wa In join Iha Raron in Montgomery today, having left tha Forhester camp at Biloxi a soon a tha deal wa completed Colleto Top-Weighted In San Carlos Handicap SAN MATEO. Calif April 10-fpi Top weight for tha weak' feature rare at tha Bay Meadow track, the one-mile. $10,000 San Carloa Handicap for 3-yaar-oId and up Saturday gna to Colleto. 122 pound, followed by Texa Sandman. at 121, and Quirk Reward and Stich Again, both at 119.

Tha four horse have bean good performer at the Bay Meadows Spring meet. Big Deal wa a strong favorite by early odds for today's featured ny eariy ooas tor iooa icamren 7 hrr'i''a Wi, SZ gene Jrt'rTo 'the on1vd manrh whe hi showers The Pilots tallied three only major upset when he gave mor? run in thp sXth. one in the seventh oft- Southpaw Joe Lar.v highly and widely touted Grady Welch, the Hawaiian entry, a lusty beating Boh Foxworth. who won the 175-pound title twice before going into the Navy in 194.1. appears a standout in that division and Keith Hamilton.

of New Orleans, last year' 112-pounds victor, has fared very well in the next heavier class. The only other of the many Billy Henderson, righthander, pitched the ninth and the Pilots put across their final tallies. The Tide scored three runs in the eighth when Joel Chapman hammered out a home run to start the inning Henderson singled, scoring Riley and Del Scivley for the other two runs l.enn and Real led the Gadsden nn n' 4 for 10 tPam, fniPrPft that ntialifieri tun $2,200 Nob Hill purse at one and semi-finalists were those represent- r-nn Mmmered out a triple i. 1 and two singlps and drove in tniee runs. one-sixteenth miles mg Oakland.

Calif. Chicago. pitta- Hullett Nenn i Sun. a long Pasquel Says Rickey Bought Owens' Return MEXICO CITY, April 10 Mexican League President Jorge Pasquel. who claim he i freeing U.

ball playrra from the bondage of "starvation aalariea," ay the Brooklyn Dodger, promised Catcher Mickey Owen plenty of peso, to lure him hark into organized baseball Brooklyn President Branch Rickey promised Owen a contract for three year at annually plus all expense and taxes Pasquel declared in a atatement late last night. ''It curious lo note that my brother Alfono was present tn the telephone conversation that Owen had with Senor Rickey Monday night, he aid, adding never before would It have occurred to this senor to pay hi player what they Justly are worth." Last week, when Owen first announced that he wa going to PaqueT loop, he aid that he had agreed lo a five-year contract for an undisclosed salary plus a $12,500 cash bonus fnr signing the document. The Dodger, were he-lieved to have paid the backstop between $12,500 and $15 000 a year before he entered the Navy in 1945. The dapper czar of the Mexican League reiterated that he will ue Owen, whom he said signed a contract in St. Loui to play here for five years, and Vernon Stephens, the hard-hitting St Loui Brown shortstop who departed Mexico suddenly after playing two game, Pasquel said he wa deeply hurt over Stephens bolt.

The infield-cr was a guest at the millionaire' palatial home and the Mexican said that Stephen never before his life had lived as he lived in Mexico during the days that he wa here. "Stephens said he didn't like Mexico's old ball parks. Pasquel went on. Well, very soon we shall have some of the best in the world But old ones filled with real fans are preferable to the likewise old American parks holding 50,000 spec tators and often attended by scarcely 4.000 or 5.000 Pasquel said he couldn't understand hiew Owen and Stephen were accepted back into organized baseball while a small-salaried minor league umpire was put on the black list, for officiating here. Take the case of Umpire Munari (Harry Munari, former Appalachi and Interstate League arbiter! This senor is working in the Mexi ran League.

He was receiving $200 monthly in the United States, not enough to live on in hi, country Here he is paid a much higher salary. and because he came here, has been placed on the black list in country. Whv wasn't the same thing done with Stephens?" he asked. George Mikan Placed On Pro All-Star Team CHICAGO, April 10 UP' Two play-for-pay rookies, Long George Mikan. of Chicago and Bob Fee-rick, of Oshkosh, Wis today were named on the honor team selected in the Eighth World Professional Basketball Tournament which closed here last week-end.

The championship Fort Wayne Zollners placed two men. Bob-BY BUS HAM bv McDermott, paired at guard WASHINGTON, April 9(P) The National Boxing Association with Feerick. and Jerry Bush who insisted today that champions risk their titles against leading chal- "as named at forward along with hurgh. Philadelphia and the U. shot ridden by Jockey Johnny Marines' mitted forces from Cherrv Catansaro, won yesterday seventh point.

C. race and paid $28 29 straight My Midwestern skill appeared lo be My Empire, two-to-one favorite, 5jRhtly the better during the first came in seeond jtwo days for that section still has nine in the title battling. The Far West retained seven the East six. the armed forces three and the South one. Tide Ploys Montgomery TUSCALOOSA Ala.

April Alabama Crimson Tide hase-ballers prepared to take on Montgomery of the Southeastern League, here today in an effort tn xj avenge a 9-5 loss to another South- COOS, new KeCOrd bet eastern team, Gadsden, in the season opener yesterday. Alabama Pitchers Eugene E1-mnre, Joe Lary and Billy Henderson gave up 10 hits. Joel Chapman homered for the Tide. MIAMI, April 9 (P) Biscayne Fronton, only Fronlon in the United States, its 90-night season last night a new attendance record, hut Rering on the sport was more Jittery Crax Look Like Anything But Champs In 7-5 Loss By The Associated Press Atlanta' Crackers, defending champions and heavy favorites in the Southern Association, have extended unexpected encouragement to the rest of the loop as all teams turn an ee toward the season opening Friday. The Crackers apparently besieged with pre-season jitters, made six errors last night and otherwise behaved unlike champions lo drop their fifth straight exhibition game.

The 7-5 decision was the second straight loss to the Fort Renning. infantry school. All seven of the soldiers' runs were unearned. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Pel-1 icans took their second straight victory over the Columbus Red-; birds, 3-1. Columbus led in hits 11 to 6.

but the Redbirds lost the, game because they also led in errors, 3-0. A little nervousness also seemed to plague Montgomery of the Southeastern League as the Rebels lost to Chattanooga, 11-2. Montgomery made seven errors, the I Lookouts none. At Mobile, the Rochester Red The Jai-Alai ended with than $1,000,000 under that of last year. was 270.421 total the 90 rationing last horse to compete Dietrich Faces Bucs TULSA, Okla April 9fPiBilI Dietrich will attempt to even the Chicago White Sox-Pittshurgh Pirates Spring series at 13 games apiece today when he starts for the Sox against the Bucs' A1 Rookie Pitcher Len Perme and First Baseman Murrell Jones stole the show yesterday as the Sox downed the Pirates.

4-1. Perme held the Pirates to five hits and Jone, clouted a three-run homer in Red Wings Rout Bears hi first time at bat since March 9 to break a 1-1 tie. Total attendance this season 112,785 compared with only for the 1944-45 season, but wagering amounted to only against $5,599,595 for nights last year. It was explained that gasoline cut down attendance year, while there w'as little racing in the Miami area in the wagering. MOBILE.

Ala, April Rochester Red 10-0P1-The Wings of the International League pounded three Mobile pitchers for 18 hits and a 16-2 exhibition game victory here tonight. Glenn Gardner, Rochester righthander. held the Southern Assocl-! W'ing of the International League ation club to three hits in the con-' splurged for 18 hits and took a lfi-2 test, Rausch led the winners at the victory over the Mobile Bears. The plate with four singles. Bears contributed to the wide- Score by innings R.H.E.

spread misbehavior with five er- Rochestcr 734 10(1 010- 16 18 1 rots. Mobile 000 000 200 4 3 5 At the same time. Mobile Man- Gardner and Hockenberry: Pat- ager AI Todd trimmed four piay- terson. McGlothin fl', McIntyre (7) and Edwards, Todd f4. ers from ihe roster Pitchers Lyle Parkhursl, and Lawrence Perry.

Outfielder Harvey Porter, and Catcher Sam Calrierone. lengers once every six months, and that goes for Jo Loui or Billy another member of the runner-up At Little Rock, pre-season deals Conn. Oshkosh quintet, Lee Roy (Cow- brought the Cuban southpaw, In announcing the N. A. first 1946 quarterly ratings, President boy) Edwards.

Julio Acosta, and Outfielder Wil- Abe J. Greene said a suitable op- Center Mikan. recently signed I- --Sam ft put yourself in the 'leisure ii.5 add luxury to your loafing, gentlemen, with rich new leisure coat by Marlboro. It's in a class by itself for easy fit, for hard-to-match stylo, far all-around comfort. superbly tailored of fine textured rayon gabardine.

In sandune, tan, blue, grey. Sixes small, medium, large. U- J-4- Loveman's STORE FOR MEN, street floor liam Burgo. to the Little Rock ponent would be available for the NFL Dicrunfc Mnrnlo by tha Chicago American Gears to Travelers. Both men are from wjnncr 0f Louis-C'onn heavy- LlruP'5 POOtaie fjve-year, S60.000 contract, led Milwaukee of the American Asso- weight title bout in New Yorks Is A.

A. PfeXV Choroe al1 wt1 100 Pnints an was i Yankee Stadium, June 19. I a voted the tourney's most valuable The Memphis Chicks and the Shreveport Sports, rained out for J10 heavyweight field is def- two previous days, were set to try yr narroW0d. be said. And after Louis and Conn have fought ball League was charged today with Mike Barries Handsome-Harry Thr kird fif a msn I go for? lay, Wndy Barrif, Hollywood lovrly.

Wfll, imut hr tail, dark, hand-aotrr. and Adam hatted' Yei, and th (haprau I wear in tha Easter rrdr will hav to hr pretty tprcial to get any attention. For 1 can promiae you, my escort, js il! he sporting an Adam glance-getter! Thu Easter, let Adam go to your head! Jut 5.45 to 10. '1 60 0rg wears Adam hat! Beazley To Hospital DALLAS. April 9 UP) Righthander Johnny Beazley.

whom Manager Eddie Dyer still hope to send against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the St. Louis Cardinals' National League opener next week is being sent to St Louis for observation and possible treatment of his stomach. "Although Beazley ha pitched good enough to hate the best Spring record of any of our pitchers, other than Fred Martin, Dyer said, "he ha suffered an upset stomach three or four times during the training season." Hoerst Shines CHARLESTON, April 9 UP) Pitcher Frank Hoerst has convinced Manager Ren Chapman, of the Philadelphia Phillies, that three and a half years in the Navy has not hurt his hurling ability Hoerst baffled the Washington Senator, yesterday in winning a 2-1 pitching due! from Roger Wolff. again today Acipco Picks Up Two In Commercial Loop Acipco, by winning three games from Dearborn, picked up two games on Kircher Klowns in the Downtown Commercial Bowling champions for engaging With eight more games to the-w-eight" bouts or soft touch" play, Acipco would have to win all title defenses. it should not be difficult to establish a logical first-run contender for a title chance.

Tami Mauriello. Lee Oma and Jersey Joe Wolcott were mentioned as likely candidates for a shot at the I.ouis-Conn winner. Greene took a verbal punch at trying lo 'disrupt morale of play- Room Baltimore, center. and ers of the All-America circuit by Stanley Stutz. Baltimore, and Boh offering them big increases to en- Carpenter, Oshkosh, guards, courage contract jumping.

They (Ihe National League) Tl9er LmeUP Chan9eS have no intention of signing any of EVANSVILLE, Ind April 9 tfln our men, said Commissioner Jim Detroit Tiger Manager Steve Crowley, insisting in an interview O'Neill today announced three that contracts of the rival league changes in the world champions mean nothing. All contracts have previously announred lineup for a 48-hour cancellation clause. opening day April 18 at Detroit. Crowley said the National League r0guI had made salary offers to all Amer- I.L 2f 7P the last 10 days are Second Base HEAR JACK DEMPSEY nr tht AUm Tight tf th varv Mondt? night over thg Mltua' their games while Kircher would have to lose all theirs. Star won four games from Stockham and have a possible chance of tying Kircher, being eight games behind In the other macth Lions and Loop split two games to two.

Tom The war is over and titleholders must stop pickling their belts in salt and brine" as such practices freeze the genuine boxing interest. he said. Some title matches have been scheduled for this Spring and early man Eddie Mayo and Third Sicker Pinky Higgins, and the Tiger bos said Paul Richards would he behind ADAM HAT STOKE 207 North 20th Street ica player for as much as $25,000 He mentioned the names of Frankie Albert, of San Francisco, and Angelo Bertelli. of Los Angeles, as nrriein, oi l.os zvngeies. as nirrfi Player, who had received offers of Tebbetts.

from the national grid loop. KeP it Reese rolled high individual game Summer. As oon as these are over 236 and C. A. Strickland high indt -jf, p.

A. looks to champions to vidual series 565. defend their titles at least every Team standing L. Pet. six months.

Greene said. .654 Wolcott, a New Jersey sensation, .586 an( Rrckless Rocky Graziano. )jng 0f New York's Madison Square 4D Garden fight crowds, madp the most .453 strides the past three months 434 in the ratings. .423 W. Kircher Klown 68 Acipco 61 Star 60 Stockham 49 Chancey 47 Loop 45 Dearborn 44 Tropical's Daily Double Pays Off $3,528 To Six Lions Club 42 Do ay MIAMI, Fla April 10- f.P)-The largest daily double payoff of the 1946 raring season to date was re- mo! corded at Tropical Park yesterday.

.404 among Ihe logical contenders' in V- r- 1 the middleweight division. He N. C. I. P.

No. 1 defeated Rust mppts Tony rhampjon, jn a title bout in July. Wolcott moved up into the outstanding boxers" group in the heavyweight class on tn 2317. a margin of 14 pins, in Downtown Industrial Bowling League playoff. The Engineers won Holders of six tickets each received $3,528.

When Polymclior won the first race and Linda took the second. Both were longshots. Poly-melior paying $55 50. $22 90 and $10.60 in the Mutuels. while Linda returned $45.70, $22.70, $22 90 and $9.90 for $2.

2331 ihe the first two games and went into On New Cars at Only Smooth tire, get new, thick tread, fortifled with Durtmm, the "robber eitsmin tbt hghti heat, tooghte, treed robber, help, it wear longer. re theee Features the third game with a 47 pin lead over Jimmy Bivins and Joe but the Pipers finished strong, nos- ing them out. R. Ruiter. of Ruit, Hev-w1ht Champion, Joe Louie, rolled high game 189 and Keith.

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high SOfiei 469 Maurtalto. Sew ark: Jtw Wolcott, New Jersey Jimmy Bivjnt, Ohio; Lee Oma. Nats Trim Phils Heavyweight Champion, Ou Lea- nevicn. New Jersey; logical contenders, COLUMBIA. April 10-OP jtJt -The Philadelphia Phillm who FmTm c.

f-Tni. utnCc Lx.r. E- Indiana; Stolr. New Jersey; Freddie Daw Soft, Illinois; Chalky Wrifht, California Featherweight--Champion. 8a! Bartoio.

Maaachuietta; logical contender. Willie Pep Connecticut Phi! Terranovi, New York; outstanding boxers, Jackie ftrsves. Minnesota; Carlo Chave. California; Mi-BiJIy nuel Acevedo. Cuba; AI.

PhiJIin. England. Bantamweight- -Champion Manue- Ortit. th Ha I $7.00 Jr have bee.l OUthltting fhp Machine- Charle Oh Anton Chr California ogr contender, none Mated Navy Lloyd California 'u'atanding hoser. Bennie Goldberg Micb Chapmion Tony Zaie In- igan.

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