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VALLEY TIMES Monday, June 24, 1946 CSr OGDj I have heard it said that there is a paper shortage far from being a joke to newspapers but wouldnt know that it existed after seeing the prodigal manner in which paper is uselessly used in the printing and distribution of horse racing "tip sheets. Barnum, when he said there was one born every minute, was a hide-bound conservative. Hither that or the rate of increase has been today there are more of these "tout sheets than ever before and more people are buying them. All of which causes me to ask) Badger Fears Supported As Cornell Wins SEATTLE, June 24 Cornell, the crew favored Wisconsin feared, proved those fears were not groundless Saturday when the Ithicans from New Y'ork won the Lake YVashington 2.000-meter International regatta despite a brisk wind and rough water In the time of 7:19.7. Wisconsin, theretofore undefeated.

meqiwhile came in fourth in 7:24, behind the slow-stroking Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T) crew which placed second by three-quarters of a length in 7:22.7, and the University of Washington, third with 7:23. Other finishers: Fifth. Harvard, Sixth, California, seventh, Rutgers. and eighth. University of British Columbia, 7:55.

The green Washington crew grabbed the lead at the outset, with Rutgers second, California third and Wisconsin fourth. Bow man Clyde Rockwell of California caught a crab at 5000 meters, and the Bears rowed at least 25 strokes while he was trymg to re-engage his oar, which had snagged in the water, buckled back over his head, and lodged itself snugly alongside the boat. By the time the crab was cleared California had dropped back to sixth and was out of contention. the question, "Why, if they are so smart in picking the horses, are the publishers of these sheets so willing to pass that knowledge along to the public at 50 cents a throw? Why don't they just go to the races, bet their wn selections and after a few weeks retire? I can answer my own questions, of course. They cant pick the horses any better than you or I.

they have Phillies Hot Pace Draws Record Gates By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Sports Writer Baseball fans, ever ready to cheer for the underdog, have switched their allegiance from Tom Yaw-keys millionaire Boston Red Sox to Bob Carpenters from-rags-to-riches Philadelphia Phillies, who threatened today to bolt the National Leagues second division where theyve held an ironclad lease for 13 years. The Philadelphia folks are loathe to go to bed. fearing to wake up and find it all a dream. Less than a month ago, the Phils were languishing in their familiar cellar abode with eight victories and 24 defeats. Since that date.

May 29, the Phils have won 17 of 23 and have climbed to sixth place, only one and half notches away from fourth place and the first division. Setting Gate Records Not since the halcyon days of the Athletics in 1931 have Philadelphia fans shown so much enthusiasm. They have flocked to Shibe Park in such large numbers that already the attendance in 25 home games has topped last years season total by more than 125.000. A standing-room-only crowd of 33,949 paid admissions watched their favorites earn a victory and a tie in their double header with the Cincinnati Reds yesterday. Both contests were overtime duels, with the Phils winning the first game 5-4 on Jim Tabors 12th inning home run for their fourth in a row, and the second halted by Pennsylvanias Sunday curfew law with the score tied at 3-3 at the end of 11 frames.

Den Ennis, the Phils sensational rookie outfielder, poled a homer in each game to raise his total to six. Bosox Break Slump The American League leading Red Sox appear to be back in their winning stride after their double drubbing of the Cleveland Indians 5-1 and 6-0. Jolted by their eight losses in their last 10 games, the Red Sox received a much-needed lift by the stylish Boston pitching debut of Bill Zuber. The veteran righthander hurled a splendid three-hit shutout in the afterpiece following Mickey Harris six-hit performance in the opener. The sweep enabled the Red Sox to increase their first place lead to seven games over the Yankees, although the Bronx Bombers defeated the Detroit Tigers 10-8 in 11 innings.

Joe DiMaggio hit two PILFERS HOME BASE George Metkovich, Boston Red Sox right fielder, steals home in the nightcap of the Soxs doubleheader yesterday with the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland. Ted Williams (No. 9) Boston left fielder, is moving out of the way while Catcher Frank Hayes, only his feet showing, attempts to tag Metkovich. Bostovi won, 6 to 0. (AP Wirephoto.) Bob Cummings, the man with the melodious voice, who colabs with yours truly on the radio, had a mercenary glint In his eye when he met John R.

Maluvius, the Hoi ly wood Park racing secretary. Ah, harrumph, said Cummings, before releasing the Maluvius mitt, you, ah, haven't by any chance a good thing on rows program, have you J. R. Maluvius sighed phil-osoph ica lly. "You know, of he i ered, that I am asked that question five SID ZIFF hundred million times a day.

And I always have to answer that all I do is make up the races. I do not bet on them. I have not made a bet since as a kid I had to walk all the way back from Seattle because I bet on the races which has been a lot of years ago but I still remember the lesson. Mr. Cummings was quite some disappointed but I suspect he will be ready to fire again the first time he meets a jockey, or a trainer, or even a tout in disguise.

Johnny Maluvius was somewhat fagged out on his arrival at the studio on account he had had a busy day with the Louie B. Mayer principals who were not at all pleased by the 18 pounds he tossed on Honeymoons hack In Saturdays stake. Mr. Mayer and his racing lieutenant, Neil S. McCarthy, did a right smart job of dissenting with the racing secretarys judgment but the weight decision stuck as it always does.

A racing secretary Is always between the devil and the deep blue sea. If Maluvius had given Honeymoon less, Messers. Mayer and McCarthy would have been enveloped in smiles and good cheer. But the other owners would have probably withdrawn from the race. You just cant please em all, said Maluvius sadly.

picked the Trojans to win it. He was right, at that, was Faxie Maxie. He said that if Roland Sink did anything the Trojans could win. But Sink didnt. Neither did a lot of other Trojans.

Short Snorting ON TIIE SHORT SIDE: An anguished cry will emit from this corner if any more fighters like Don Lee come up calling them selves the "Nebraska Wildcat. Don Lee as a fighter is a tabby cat who couldnt carry the shoes of the original "Wildcat, Ace Hudkins. Lee is just strong and tough. Hudkins was strong, tough, wild and woolly and when he started to work on a man the gore flowed freely. Remember the old days when a ball player spat chawin terbaccy on his bat handle for luck? The writer doesnt bul; Senor Bill Lopez, the top man in Los Angeles city school athletics, does and when he talks about it you kinda get to thinking he wishes those days were back.

Boxing record books are too care less in setting up their records. Too many fights are tabbed as O. when they actually were stop ped, meaning technical knockout The best idea would be for the California Boxing Commission to take the lead in seeing that good records are kept by giving to each fighter a card on which commis sion employes would write the ac tual result of each fight. This how'ever, would not prevent chisel ing fight managers from turning in the wrong "dope to the record book statisticians. If no more "fighters like Jimmy Joyce are imported it will be quite all right in this corner.

Hes like a lot of other easterners he thinks hes little smarter than anyone else and can get away with foul fighting. He did one thing I havent seen in a long time, though came through with a pivot punch, back handed. Such tactics should draw the old heave-ho or, as in Joyces case, the $50 fine that the Valleys own referee, Charley Randolph recommended' be assessed against cutie pie Joyce who is in the wrong protession. Why not pick him up as a "rassler, Hugh Nichols? VALLEY TIMES Budge Defeats Riggs RICHMOND, June 2 4 UP Waging an uphill fight most of the wav, Donald Budge of Los Angeles, yesterday won the world's professional clay courts lennis championship by defeating Bobby Riggs, also of Los Angeles, in five torrid sets at the Country Clubs of Virginia. Scores were 5-7, 6-4, 2-6.

6-3. 6-4. Illinois Hot Favorite For A.A.U. Crown MINNEAPOLIS, Juno 24 UP) The University of Illinois track team, which added the National Collegiate Athletic Association championship to its Big Ten and Central Collegiate crowns, today eyed the national AAU meet this weekend at San Antonio, Texas. While Coach Leo Johnson gave no indication as to just who might make the trip to Texas, it seemed sure that Herb McKenley, winner of the 220 and 440-yard dash crowns Saturday in the NCAA carnival, would head the delegation He ran the 220 in :21.3 and the 440 in :47.6.

Bob Rehberg, who won the mile title by running Southern Cali fornias Roland Sink into the ground in 4:15.2, and Bill Mathis. NCAA 100-yard dash title winner in appeared sure to make the also. Troy Barely Second Illinois put together a 77-point total to decisively turn back the threat of Southern California in the meet. The Trojans could amass but 42.35 points, barely enough to nose out New York Uni versity which finished third with 40 points. Those 40 points were rolled up for NYU by a three man squad, led by Frank Martin, who successfully defended his two-mile title in 9:38.3, and Bernard Mayer who won the shotput crown with toss of 46 feet 10 inches.

Irving Kintisch added a second and Mayer a third in the discus to complete the team scoring. Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace won the 120-yard high and 220-yard low hurdles titles to give his school fourth place with 20 points. Wisconsin was fifth with 18 points. Moore Wins Pole Vault Besides Dillard, McKenley, both double winners, Mathis, Martin, Rehberg and Mayer, the champions included: Bill Moore of Northwestern in the pole vault with a leap of 13 feet, 8 inches. Ken Wiesner of Marquette, who won sole possession of the high jump crown with 6 feet 8 inches after being tied last year with Fred Sheffield of Utah, who tied for second and third places with Tom Scofield of Kansas in Saturdays affair.

Bob Likins, lone entry from San Jose State, who took the Javelin championship with 198 feet 10 Vi inches. John Robertson of Texas U. in the broad jump with a leap of 24 feet 10 inches. Fortune Gordien of Minnesota in the discus with a throw of 153 feet 3.0 inches. Lewis Smith of Virginia Union in the 880-yard run, -in :52.6.

Kramer Wins English Test WIMBLEDON, England, June 24 UP) Jack Kramer of San Francisco, leader of the United States contingent in the all-England ten nis championships, breezed into the second round today with a 6-0, 6-2, 6-0 victory over R. J. Sandys of Eire after top-seeded Dinny Pails of Australia had routed Andres Hammersley of Chile, 6-2, 6-2, 6-0. Kramer, seeded second in the tourney, was not extended and needed only five minutes to win the first love set, allowing Sandys only seven points. The veteran Harry Hopman and Geoff Brown gave the Australian group a clean sweep in the first days matenes.

Hopman beat A. Najar, an Egyptian, 6-4, 6-0, 6-2, and Brown defeated Brian Burnett of Britain, 6-0, 6-3, 6-0. CLAUDE NEWMAN SPORTS EDITOR RIDING CLOTHES HATS SHIRTS BOOTS EQUIPMENT SADDLERY The PADDOCK 701 S. Victory Bird. Burbank r-; Padres Only Club To Gain In Split Week By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Diego did it the hard way, but when the dust had cleared AUTO LAUNDRY i Roy-Jims 20-Minule Car Wash, $1.00 STEAM CLEANING POLISHING GLAZING 4888 ankers Him Neil's Mobil Station no "inside knowledge, and they are only preying on those people gullible enough to fall for the bait.

Naturally these sheets will have winners every day. They cannot help it, since it is so convenient to print enough different sets that they can come up with a selection on every horse in every race. Another Meal Trust' Set 'em up on the other alley! In the days of Curley, when hippodrome was just starting In professional "rassling, they called this game of the elephantine gentlemen the "beef trust. It was both of these, beef and trust. A wrestler had to be big to perform and he had to belong to the "trust to work regularly.

And since eating was most important, "rasslers belonged to the "trust and did the bidding of the ringmaster. But even in its heyday pro wrestling never approached the condition that exists today in heavyweight boxing under Mike (Clackety-Clack) Jacobs. Today we have a "meat trust In heavyweight fighters and its even more of a closed corporation than the wrestlers at their worst. And matters are getting progressively worse. Pass Ihe Scallions When passing around the scallions on that odoriferous Louis-Conn fight let us not forget the general public.

Dont place all the blame on the fighters, or Jacobs, or the New York Boxing Commission. The public was equally at fault for supporting the fiasco to the tune of $2,000,000 worth. No support, no fiasco! Headline in our top Valley newspaper: "Veeck to Buy Indian Club. Now maybe (Bill) Veeck ought to buy a tomahawk to go with his Indian club and be a heap big Indian. Yeah, I know', its terrible.

I do not recall a time when the University of Southern California track and field team fell down as badly as it did Saturday afternoon when it not only did not perform up to expectations but did not even perform up to the peak performances of its athletes. The result is history a new N.C.A.A. team champion in the Big Tens University of Illinois squad. Another result is his first postwar headache for Maxwell Stiles, who from yesterdays eight Pacific I homers" and Joh nnyindelT and Coast League baseball games only Aaron Robinson one each for the the Padres from down south had RNE- wine and LIQUORS ALBERT GORDON 1060 VENTURA Yanks, while Hank Greenberg smashed his 16th homer, with two on for the Tigers. Cleveland To Race Heiv Car 'Babe' Herman To Present Awards At Event Tonight "Babe Herman, former National League baseball star and now a scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates, will be honored guest and will present gold softballs to the winners of the North Hollywood.

YMCA Junior high school softball league tonight at a special meeting sponsored by the Ys Mens Club at Lanker-shim grade school auditorium. North Hollyw'ood. Baseball pictures of the 1945 world series will be shown as part of the program. The meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. and the public is cordially Invited.

Pays $7 a day FAMILY GROUP. HOSPITAL EXPENSE PLAN The story of how a racing secretary writes a condition book is an interesting tale. Maluvius has to write a condition book every 10 days. Each time he has to analyze and classify every horse at the track. Suppose, for a rough figure, he is dealing with a thousand horses.

He breaks all those horses down into what type of races he thinks these horses are eligible to run in and classifies them. In doing this he discovers that out of the thousand horses he has 400 who will run over a distance of ground, 300 who sprint and perhaps 200 two-year olds. The 300 sprinters are then broken down into class, And perhaps 20 emerge as handicap horses in sprints, 60 would be eligible for allowance, but not good enough to beat the top horses. There would be about 100 qualifying for the high price claiming races and the balance would run in lesser claiming races. The same method of breaking them down would then be applied to the distance horses.

After all the horses have been broken down into their definite and different types, with so many eligible for $5000 claiming races, so many for $10,000 claimers, so many for allowances, then he is ready to issue his condition book. The horsemen pick it up, decide the race they want to run in, enter the nags and the rest is up to John Public and the totalizator. But its a rugged assignment and it is strictly up to the racing secretary to come up with a condition hook that will draw the largest number of horses and (Continued on page 7) ITS LOW-COST PROTCCTION FOR AU MY FAMILY! done anything to improve their position in the campaign. San Diego shaded the Portland Beavers, 1-0 and 3-2 in two extrainning contests. The other six teams, including the front-running Oakland Acorns and second place San Francisco Seals, divided double bills.

The Padres, behind the pitching of A1 Olsen, stopped Portland 1-0 in the 12-inning first game when I Gordon "Nig Cleveland, newest Pete Coscarart hit with the bases race driver to hit the 30-lap jack-loaded and two out. I pot payoff window at Gilmore Sta in the eight-inning nightcap, I dium, will be an even more dan-scheduled for seven innings, gerous contender for Swede Lind-Johnny Jensen scored the winning skog, Johnny McDowell and com run in San Diegos 3-2 victory pany in Thursday nights races at when Portland shortstop Lindsey the rebanked Beverly Fairfax Brown, who had fielded Del Bal- track. lingers grounder cleanly, was Cleveland will wheel a spanking knocked down by Third Baseman new "mighty midget, the car that Glen Crawford, also trying to marks Harry Stephens' return to reach the ball. automobile racing. Stephens, Oakland exploded for seven owner and head mechanic of the runs, including three homers, in new buggy, is no newcomer to the the seventh inning to win the go-fast industry.

He had racing first game from Los Angeles 8 1 cars in the old days at Ascot to 2. Two of the homers were off speedway, and then in the "mig-Jess Dabernic, who came in to gies developed several top notch relieve Red Lynn. The Angels ers Including the late Bob Swan-came back In the second game, son. knocking Rugger Ardizoia out of the box in the third and going on to win 4 to 3. Pinch hitter Tommy OBrien.

poked a grandslam homer over Don E1 yester the leftfield fence to climax a day the S.auSus midget auto riotous six-run sixth inning which Kace at Bone111 enabled Hollywood to beat San Jn to become the Francisco 8 to 7 in the second Lfirst, raer e'er to win u. twice The game of their Sunday double-1 track has kee for header. Lanky Cliff Melton, who weeks aad has, had a different win-went the route, was the losing 'ner each week- Mel SCORED POINTS The Valleys own Bob Hart, former North Hollywood High school athlete, who sconed points for U.S.C. Saturday in the National Collegiate Athletic Assn, championships in Minneapolis, won by the University of Illinois. Bob, who had vaulted higher this season, tied Bob Richards of Illinois for second place at 13 feet, 4 inches, as the Trojans were finishing second.

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STanley 7-2923, CHap. 5-1771 -8 10 2-year-olds, bred In California. Purse $3000. Jurbank Leading As Injury Mars Game The Burbank Merchants held an 8 to 0 lead over Frenchys Garage when the game was called in the 7th inning due to a broken leg sustained by third baseman French of the visiting team. Playing yesterday at Olive Ave.

Recreation Park, the Merchants were coasting along on the shutout pitching of Poole and the airtight playing of the infield when the accident happened. Frenchy'g Garage 000 000 0 0 3 1 Burbank Merchants 221 102 0 8 15 1 Poole and Jiolcombl; Whitehead and McGee. Hansen of Los Angeles was Shim Malone (Neves) 7.60 4.40 3.60 Rey El Canejo (Balaski) 8.40 5.80 General Rule (Pederson) 18.90 Time 1 :05 35. Also ran Silver Leader. Madame Fury.

Gold Girl. Patrish, Yankee Valor. Jetka. Overslept. Antares.

Scratched Tymolite, Ex Parte, pitcher. At Van Naya Canogs Park Sweet Spot ti. Homr-towners, 7:30 p.m. (A). Burbank (Olive Ave.

Recreation Park) Ya Men vs. McQuoid Tires, 7:00 p.m. No. 3. Deero Inc.

vs. Warner Clnb, 8:30 p.m. No. 3. Glenoaka Western Airlines v.

United Airlines, 7:00 p.m. At North Hollywood St. Matthews Lutheran ys. Naia-rene, 7:30 p.m. Valley Jewish Center vs.

Trinity Church, 9:00 p.m. Larry Jansen was the winning yesterday and Lyle Dickey pitcher In the first game, which of Los Aneles third. VETERANS! Yon can find a place to live Home Improvement Co. 2039 N. Evergreen CH-8-5393 Burbank I CONSULT JACK WOOD REALTOR Before You List Your Property 7436 Lankershim SU-1-5660 SECOND 45 furlongs.

3-vear-olds and UP- Claiming. Purse $3500. Shining Deed (Higley) 17.508.30 4.80 Little Delph (Skoronski) 9.80 6.10 Satin Ace (Neves) 3 80 Time 1:11 4 '5. Also ran Mantelite. Bonitea, Mr.

Me. V-Max, Joey Zacs Gal, Sally Maedic. No scratches. the Seals took, 6-2. Sacramento and Seattle also drew a split series.

In the first game Jerry Staley held the Rain-iers to seven hits as the Solons I won, 4 to 3. Seattle First Base-man Earl Torgeson threw his arm out of joint and had to be relieved in that game. Seattle came back to win nightcap 5-4 behind the four-hit pitching of John Orphal. The Oakland Larks, current I leaders in the California Negro baseball league, tangle with the Los Angeles White Sox, second-place team, tonight at Gilmore Field. 8:15 p.m.

THIRD 6 furlongs. 3-vear-olds and up. Claiming. Purse $3200. Piccadilly (Prater) Elissa B.

(Pederson) 10.90 7.00 4.80 30.80 12.50 3.40 Mr Glory (Gilbert) jlme 1 :12. Also ran Saranap. Browbeat. P. S.

Salute. Pleasure Hour, War Gallant, Boston Mail. Wise Zac. No scratches. FOURTH 1 116 miles.

4-year-olds and up. Allowances. Purse $4000. 3.20 Omasari (Neves) fi TT HT 1 13 3.00 4.30 Mens and YYomens Tailored Wedding Call (Trent) Fuego (Pederson) Jime 1:45 15. Also ran Brave Deed, Active, Ever Roll.

No scratches. FIFTH 6 furlongs. 4-year-olds and up. SLACKS New Used COMPLETE REPAIR I)KPT. HAYS CAMERA SUPPLY The Yalleys Most Complete Camera Shop 6203'2 Y'an Xuyg Bird, at Delano STale 5-C339 Allowances.

Purse $4000. Oakland 000 000 710 Los Angeles 010 000 001 2 7 1 Speer and Kearse. Raimondi; Lynn, Dobernic, Kleine and Williams. Oakland 201 00 0 3 4 1 Los Angeles 003 000 1 4 7 3 Ardizoia, Palica, Hafey and B. Martin.

Raimondi; Conger and Williams. Hollywood 000 000 020 2 11 1 San Francisco 200 102 lOx 6 12 0 Perez, Wilkie, Erautt and Sheeley; Jensen and Ogrodowski. Hollywood 100 006 1 8 10 2 San Francisco 211 001 2 7 13 1 Cuccuruno, Gregory. Wilkie and Un-ser; Melton and Sprinz. Portland 000 000 000 00 9 1 San Diego 000 000 000 11 7 2 Barrett and Holm; Olsen and McDonnell.

Portland 101 000 00 2 4 1 San Diego 010 100 013 10 2 Liska and Turner; Poffenberger. Bowman and Rice. Seattle 101 001 0003 7 3 Sacramento 300 001 OOx 4 8 1 Soriano and Sueme; Staley and Con-rov. Seattle 030 010 15 12 2 Sacramento 000 103 0 4 5 1 Orphal, Tobin and Sueme; Smith and Marcucci. How Series Stand I.OS ANGELES, Oakland, 2.

HOLLYWOOD, San Francisco, 2. Sacramento, Seattle ,2. San Diego, Portland, 0. Games Today Oakland at LOS ANGELES (Wrigley Field. 2:30 p.m.) Portland at San Diego.

Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Pct. Pet. Boston 45 17 St. Louis 28 34 .452 N.

York 39 25 27 35 .435 Detroit 33 27 23 35 .397 Wash. 31 26 18 43 .295 Yesterdays Results Chicago, 8-1; Philadelphia, 1-6. Boston, 5-6; Cleveland, 1-0. Washington. 7-4; St.

Louis. 4-7. New York 10; Detroit. 8 (11 innings.) NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. Pet.

Brooklyn 37 22 26 29 .455 St. Louis 35 25 25 30 .455 Chicago 31 24 N. York 25 36 .410 Boston 29 31 Pitts. 23 34 .404 Yesterdays Results Boston, 4-4; Pittsburgh. 3-0.

Philadelphia, 5-3; Cincinnati, 4-3 (first game. 12 innings; second game, called end 11th, curfew law.) New York. 15-4; Chicago. 10-9. Brooklvn.

St. Louis, 2. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo. 13-4; Baltimore, 5-2. Rochester, 6-4; Newark, 5-3.

Syracuse. 5-7; Toronto. 3-0. Montreal. 8-4: Jersev Citv.

2-5. TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont. 10-1; Dallas. 1-2. Shreveport, 5-2; Ft.

Worth. 1-4. Houston, 7-5; Oklahoma City, 3-9. San Antonio. 2-7; Tulsa.

1-5. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville. 10-0; Columbus, 2-1. Minneapolis. 1-6; Kansas City, 0-8.

St. Paul. 5-1; Milwaukee, 4-3. Indianapolis. 4-8: Toledo.

0-2. CALIFORNIA STATE LEAGUE Stockton, 7-22: Santa Barbara, 4-10. Modesto. 7-0; Fresno. 3-1.

Bakersfield, 10-12; Visalia, 4-0. GUARANTEED TO FIT DURY SLACKS 4724 Lankershim SU-1-5162 Golden Count (Balaski) 21.90 10.10 6.30 Fay Legrow (Pederson) 7.90 4.40 Lasting Peace (Skoronski) 4.00 Time 1:11 15. Also ran Silver Fire. Extra Base, Capt. Absolute.

Phantom Sea, Early Bird, Goldstreworth, Future Hero, Deer. Stargino. No scratches. SIXTH 1 116 miles. 4-year-olds and upward.

Class D. Celebrity Allowances. Purse $4250. Kind Sir (Higley) 6.70 4.50 3.10 ivith Kokon tETE KOKON The fact that TOMMY HARMON wants half of the United States mint to play pro football isnt the BIG HITCH that is holding Mr. Sheriff of Studio City out of the paid to play game.

No, Mr. Harmon is still the property of the CHICAGO BEARS and itll take a lotta dickering with GEORGE HALAS, to pry the former University of Michigan ace away Every time football is discussed it seems the same question always finds its way into the conversation, "WILL KENNY WASHINGTON make the grade with the RAMS this fall? and for the umpteenth YES However, San Fernando Valley is pulling the line for CHUCK FERRARA to make the Ram lineup. The former an Nuys high school gridder is comparatively untried when it comes to big-time football, but that doesnt worry him. He has been working out and when the Walsh tribe pitches camp around Aug. 1, Ferraro will be in tip top shape LOUIS ZAMPERENT was the press box guest of AL WESSON Friday afternoon at Hollywood Park ZAMP is the former Torrance high schooler who as a prepster beat the cinders for a 4:21 world record mile Louie, who also can be identified as one of the greatest Trojan leather lungers of all time and one of our fightenest soldiers in World War II, will be changing his pink and greens and his two silver bars for civies, Aug.

13 And then he hopes to enter the frozen foods field "But right now, remarked Zamp, on my honeymoon and working out a show system with these gee gees that just returned $7.20. Not bad, eh USC didnt lose the NCAA track and field championship at Minneapolis Saturday. Not by long shot. MR. CROMWELL and CO.

lost that meet at BOVARD FIELD SIX WEEKS AGO If you can remember there were five Trojans on the shelf at one time due to pulled muscles Too much pounding is what the boys say PEFPERDINE COLLEGE, according to bugle man George Watson, is headed for the top rung in sports. The "Big Little College down on Vermont Ave. has already started mapping plans for a PEFPERDINE COLLEGE RELAY'S next spring which will compare with the major meets of the nation Also, Coach AL DUER and his Pepperdine College five will be making the eastern swing next winter and will meet DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY', CINCTN-ATTI UNIVERSITY and MOREHEAD TEACHERS in Louisville, 7.80 4.80 4.40 iFdM mESE'mjEftmws SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS CALL SUPERIOR 8-1775 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB WOODLAND HILLS Phar Rong (Gilbert) Olhaverry (Saunders) Time 1:44 15. Also ran Nanby Pass. Sierra Fox.

Tilting. Pater. Boston Moon. Guam. Scratched Native Fox, Massat Warrior.

SEVENTH 1 116 miles. 3-vear-olds. ClnemaHandicap. Purse $2500 added. Honeymoon (Wtrope) 3.00 2.50 2.70 Don Pep.tino (Pederson) 21.60 16.90 Tower (Craigmyle) 2.70 Time 1:44.

Also ran a-Widow's Peak. Top Kentyside. War Spun. Hasta La Vista. Starless Night.

Chagin. Going With Me. Burra Sahib. Taula's Ace. a-L.

B. Mayer entry. EIGHTH li miles. 4-vear-olds and up. Claiming.

Purse $3000. Aprllia (Swlgart) 30.60 15.30 9.00 Plucky Chat (Trent) 14. SO 10.30 King Albert (Westrope) 9.60 Time 1:52 35. Also ran a-Overland Trail. a-Tween-deck.

Air Warden. Blueberry Pie. Mananui. Vain Doctor. Newsbeat.

Scratched Until Now. Dusty Man. a-Stlce Sons W. G. Gilmore entry.

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