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THE TROY RECORD, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1956 15 Saratoga Chart (Copyright 1B56 by Triangle Publications, Inc.) tt 1 aS RA 6 furlon 2-year-olds. Maidens colts and geldinga, claiming. f7.500-56,000 Purse 1.650, $600, $300. $150. Trainer B.

ChristmaS. winner CH 2 Cornwall-Chain Miss by Jacopo. In gate 2:30. oil 2'30u Start good, won driving Time 1:14 4-5. Raining, sloppy.

Horee Wt. PP. Str. Fin. Jockeys St.

Pi, Sh. Odda Thinking Cap Slogs To Spa Victory Wilchain wGinger Brown Chicago style Alaksar Bmllestone Pine Dick (Naval Strategy Scotch Royal Bristling Varga Hellgate Correlator (Lejo (Warriors Stand 115 120 115 115 H6 116 114 116 120 120 109 120 120 5 11 8 4 1 2 13 13 32 6 ghd x-- 5 Ibs. AAC. 1 10 14 12 14 33 5i 13" xSt'rilng 9.40 Lester Gorman Guerin Blum Anderson Nichols Atkinson Valenzuela Ussery 5.30 5.50 3.80 3.SO 10.00 14 -5 Ibs. AAW.

f--Field. Cost a Rogers 3.70 4.55 eVo 22.20 15.20 4.75 6.45 38.20 11.35 Note: Because of a neir cloudburst which occurred just prior to the running, was lowered to the rxjint where it was impossible to make the start and quarter mile calls. SECOND RACE-- 6 furlongs. 3-year-olds, claiming. Purge $3,200 $640.

$320, $160. Trainer J. The all. Winner CH 3 King Dorsett- Khadlja by Mahmoud. In gate 3:08, off 3:09.

Start good, won driving same. Claimed--Sailing Free. 'A. Levinaon. G.

Hoyt, $7.500. Time 1:13. Showery, sloppy. Horse Wt. PP.

St. Str. Fm. Jockeys St. PL Sh.

Odda aJudy Darling 1J4 Sailing Free 119 Little Notice 115 Will Be Done 116 High Rebel 109 Viking Victory 116 Folding Mon 119 Witches Magic 119 iParty News 112 2V, S'-' 53 35--5 Ibs. AAC. a--J. W. Brown entry.

53 i 72 9 Bailey 13.20 Ussery Woodhouzt Combest xSchwizer Guerin Sorrentino Nichols Sorenoen 7.60 8.40 4.70 5.60 5.40 4.50 6.25 S.25 5.65 5.45 2.75 12.10 10.60 6.60 Daily Double 5 and entry paid $84.30. THIRD RACE-- about miles. Hurdles. 3-year-olds and up, claiming. All $3,500.

Purse $1,950. $600, $300, $150. Trainer H. Jacobs. Winner CH 4 Basileus 2nd-Lindie Bee by Omaha.

In gate 3:37, off 3:37. Start good from flag, won driving same. Time 3:46 1-5. Cloudy, soft. Mudder Unleashes Late Spurt Saratoga Springs (AP)--Thinking Cap, a mud-loving 4-year-old son of Rosemont, took command on the final turn yesterday and splashed home through the rain thunder and lightning at Sara toga to grab the $28,250 Mer chants and Citizens Handicap lengths.

Carrying top weight of 122 pounds in the rugged mile am three quarters race, the Chris tiana Stable colt again demon strated his liking for the slopp going as jockey Paul Bailey go him home easily to grab the $19 Horse Wt. PP. 1 Fin. Jockeys St. PI.

Sh. Odds Basil Bee 141 Tall Mound 134 Br'k'rs Ah'd 152 Crucial 141 Garfield 148 Rebel Girl 134 Nizam's Pet 130 ggt. Vlnce 141 32 4 2' 22 310 53 320 M'D'n'ld 7.90 xxMason Hatcher Adams Jackson xx Murphy Riles sHobales 4.60 6.70 3.50 3.SO 2.90 2.95 7.M 1.55 3.45 16.80 2S.15 20.60 16.20 x--5 xx--7 Ibs. AAC. Good from flag won ail driving.

Basil Bee prominent from start, fenced welt throughout, assumed a clear lead on sixth hurdie and under urging turned back Tall Mound in run through the flat following final jump. Tall Mound unhurried moved with a rush on outside rounding final turn hut was not quite good noiich. Breakers Ahead slow to begin, moved up steadily while jumping cleanly and held a hobbling oa final fence. Crucial faltered badly after making a mild rally at seventh fence. The others were far back.

FOURTH. RACE--li miles. 3-year-olds and up, claiming. All 53.500. Puree JS.OOO--51.950.

5600, 5300, 5150. Trainer F. J. Horan. Winner DK 7 Priam 2nd-Enuilette by Er In gate 4:09, off 4:09.

Start good for all but Pinetum, driving same. Time 1:55 2-5. Cloudy, sloppy. Horse Wt. PP.

St. Str. Fin. Jockeys PL Sh. Odda Mouflon Dover Doll Denny Elixir Bherps.

Pinetum 122 100 122 ita 112 114 6 23 48 35 5 a 6 Barfley 4.20 Combest Lester Choquettt Boland O'Brien 2.SO 2.30 2.80 2.60 1.10 6.20 5.15 5.20 3.85 24.00 FIFTH RACE--6 furlongs. 2-year-old fillies. Allowance. Purse 1740 S370 5165. Trainer J.

Fitzsimmons. Winner 2 Amoiorix-Blg Hurry by Black Toney. In gate 4:39, off Start good, won driving same. Time 1:14.. Cloudy, sloppy.

Horse Wt. PP. St. Str. Fin.

Jockeys St. PL Sh. Odds Ambulance 114 Magic Forest 117 Lovely Hildy 114 Hatsu 117 Royal Scepter 117 Hetcla 117 Mumtaz 114 H'rrre to M'ma 114 nJLlttle En'ugh. 105 Hours 112 X--5 Ibs. AAC.

6 in 5 J5 4 2 9 1 31 10 93 34 5-4 61 I 21 2 3 3'-i 10 a--King Ranch-M. Hirsch entry. A'k'B'n 1S.20 Choquette Lester Arcaro Guerin Combest Westrope Bailey Anderson Boland 5.50 5.70 S.10 4.10 6.70 14.8 1.10 12.50 23.45 5.90 24.30 20.S5 20.85 SIXTH RACE--l a i miles. 3-year-olds'and up. The Merchants and Citizens Handicap.

Gross value 528.250. Purse 525,000 55,000. $2.500, Trainer Clark. Winner 4 Rosemond-Camargo by Heliopolis. In gate 5:10, off 5:10.

Start good, won easily driving. Time 3:02 4-5. Raining, sloppy. Horse Wt. PP.

Str. Fin. Jockeys St. PL Sh. Odda Thinking C'p 122 Flying Fury AR'ck C'tage 112 Open Sesame 114 Lovely Wave 107 Night Infd'r 109 Finqochio 110 nW'r C'mand 120 8 4- Bailey Gorman Sorensen Ussery Glassner Blum Boland fi.20 7.60 3.40 3.90 2.SO 3.75 S.35 1.55 4:65 15.25 6.70 S.65 1.55 225 first money.

The Cain Ho Stable's Flying Fury was second with Albert J. Mesler's Rock Co tage third in the field of eight. Bill Boland put War'Command on the lead after the start on the backstretch, while Thinking Cap came right along in second place about a length behind. They swept into the backstretch with War Command a half a length in front and Flying Fury moved up to third-under Dave urging. Heading into the far turn, War Command and Thinking Cap were head and head, when midway around, Thinking Cap began to draw clear.

The colt, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lunger of Wilmington, wasn't menaced in the run for home. War Command had shot his bolt, and finished last. His time was 3:02 4-5, compared with the track record of 2:55 made in 1928 by Reigh Count.

Second Choice in the mutuels, Thinking Cap returned $9.50, $6.20 and $3.40, while Flying Fury paid $7.60 and $3.90 to place and Rock Cottage $2.80 to show. RACEWAY ACTIVITY BETWEEN MEETS--Work has progressed rapidly this week on the erection of a roof over the 96-feet addition "made to Saratoga Raceway grandstand in 1954. llere, last of steel is being bolted, framework for awning overhang is going up and a steel support is receiving a coat of i Raceway Dons Overcoat For Fall Meet Opening Saratoga Springs--Workmen have taken over the spot light from the trotters and pacers at Saratoga Raceway. Stepping into action in the period between the summer and fall meetings, they have been engaged since Monday in the erection of a roof and awning overhang over the 96-feet addition made to the grandstand in 1954 and also in the setting up of more numerous installations, designed to provide protection from cold and way green. The trotting track, which closed summer meet last Saturday, also is making other preparations for the fall meet opening next Thursday night, including installation of glass windows in front of lower grandstand and boxes, as shown at left a--A.

J. Mesler entry. Good won easily driving. Thinking Cap forced the pace while in hand for Iirst mile wore down War Command from outside on rounding final turn, drew well clear when shaken up through early stretch and was well in hand through closing stages to appear much the best. Flying Fury unhurried for first mile, swung wide thereafter to make a bold bid a furlong out and while unable to stay with winner hf was easilv best of others.

Rock Cottape found his best stride too late Open Sesame passed only tiring horses. Lovely Wave was always outrun. Night Intruder could not keep up. War Command was used, up in making the pacn for first mile and one-quarter. SEVENTH RACE--6 lurlongs.

3-year-olds and up. Allowance. Purse tr5 t900 5225. Trainer M. Miller.

Winner DK 3 Ky. Colonel-Anne Odette by pWamond 2nd. In gate 5:41, off 5:41. Start good, won dnvmg same. Time 1:13 2-5.

Cloudy, sloppy. Horae Wt. PP. SL Sir. Fin.

Jockeys St. PL Sh, Odda First Lap Besom er Chariest, rt Black Record Grandpaw Door Prize 115 116 115 112 117 lli I 2 2h4 53 6 41 Vi Si Arcaro 11.70 Guerin Ussery xSchwizer Miguel Gorman 5.20 4.40 Greek Game Futurity Favorite Chicago (AP) Headed by even-money a i 'Greek Game, a field of seven 2-year-olds yesterday was named for today's $75,000 added Washington Park Futurity. If all seven compete in the six- urlong sprint, the race will gross 5143,510 with a net to the win- wind during the fall trots. The roofing project is wel ner of $87,070. i Knoll 3.90 4.85 3.40 2.60 4.60 5.50 2.75 3.05 14.30 5 Ibs.

AAC. EIGHTH RACE--Wilson Mile. 3-year-olds and up. Allowance. Purse 55 Jl.OOO, 5500, 5250.

Trainer.W. Post. Winner DK GR 4 Revoked- Ko'ubis by Mahmoud. In gate 6:11. off 6:11.

Start good, won driving same. Time 1:39. Cloudy, sloppy. Horse Wt. PP.

St. Str. Fin. Jockeys St. PL Sh.

Odds Boland 5.70 Valenzuela. Arcaro Fairbanks Phelps xMartin 3.40 5.10 2.40 1.85 2.00 5.05 2.60 1.75 5.00 9.15 25.55 Goulash Dlctar Cavort Hat Box River Jordan 113 Orte 108 x--5 AAC. Good won-all drivlnc. Goulash held under snug restraint early, came to extreme outside on second "turn, wore down Cavort nearing furlong marker and was all out to prove narrowly best over Dictar. Latter slow to begin, slipped through along inside while advancing and narrowly missed.

Cavort pave way suddenly after making the pace to early stretch. Box was used up early. River Jordan had for a half mile and tired. Orte was always outrun. Farm's Jet Colonel was a surprise absentee as the field closed.

"Jet Colonel doesn't look just right," said his trainer, Frank Sanders. along toward completion. If the canvas awning sections can be completed and hung in time, th project is expected to be com pleted for Thursday night' opening of the fall meet. 1 Meantime, work has been pro grossing on weather-combattin projects, including two new ones On the new list are the en closing of the auxiliary seatin area which was created off th clubhouse lobby last spring, an the installation of glass windov in front of the lower grandstan boxes. The new enclosed area is being equipped with space heaters.

Featuring attractive landscaping designed by Karl H. Schrade, assistant manager, it is to serve as a cocktail lounge and sandwich bar. As was done for last year's fall meet, the clubhouse dining A BIT OF THIS AND A BIT OF THAT By JACK (Peerless) McGRATH Use of knuckleball has come be regarded as meaning that a pitcher has lost his fast one nd that he's depending more on his head than his arm for vic- ories. But Detroit's Frank Lary is an Washes Out National Net Matches Forest Hills (AP) A heavy morning downpour washed out opening matches yesterday in the National Tennis Championships but failed to dampen the ardor 33-year-old Vic Seixas, the man who refuses to quit. "I feel I have brought myself to the peak, or near peak, of my game--both physically and mentally," the Phiiadelphian said, studying the pools of water on the West Side Club's center courts.

"I think my chances are good." Seixas, America's top-ranked player in 1951 and 1954 and champion in 1953, was seeded fouth in the men's singles division after a mediocre season. is headed by the two Australians, Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall, and fellow ace Ham ardson. Vic's Last Year. ''When this year began, which figure is my last in bigtime tennis," Seixas said, "I set two goals for myself--Wimbledon and the U.S. championships.

"I think I got to the height of my game at Wimbledon--remember I had Rosewall 5-2 in the fifth set of the semifinals. I played as well as I ever did in my life. "Now I feel I'm right on edge inger, ends; Leon Heath, a full again. The last weeks back, and Art 'DeCarlo, a defen- wou idn't show it, but I can feel sive back. lit.

I'm in Rosewall's bracket The Skins have one of a a i so that mean's we'll meet more skillful quarterbacks in the league in little Eddie Lebaron and a capable understudy in Al Dorow. Ralph Guglielrai ixception to this rule. The young 1 in the Air Force, righthander decided that if the knuckleball was good enough for veterans it was good enough for him. So he has already added one to his collection. NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 7, New York 3.

Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 5 (1! Milwaukee 5, St. Louis 3 (2). Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 3.

Team Standings. W. L. Pet. B.B.

Milwaukee 78 Brooklyn 75 Cincinnati 75 63 St. Louis Philadelphia 59 Pittsburgh 55 New York 50 Chicago- 51 49 51 53 65 65 73 74 76 .614 .595 .586 .492 .476 .430 .403 .402 17 Vz 2 26 1 27 Attendance, 9.900. Total handle, S803.412. Hartack Retains 2-Win Edge Chicago (AP)--Willie Hartack maintained his slim margin over Willie Shoemaker in their battle for national riding honors yesterday as each piloted only one winner on the Washington Park program. Hartack now has 266 winners for the year against 264 for Shoemaker.

Hartack's lone triumph in four rides yesterday came aboard Little Appache, a $7.80 winner in the featured sixth race. Shoemaker had six mounts, but scored only on Magician, returning $3.80 in the fifth. For the Washington Park meeting, Shoemaker continues far ahead, 66 to 48. Today's Probable Pitchers. St.

Louis at Milwaukee-- Mizell (12-11) vs. Spahn (15-9). Chicago at Cincinnati--Jones (7-12) vs. Jansen (2-1). Philadelphia at Pittsburgh-Simmons (11-8) vs.

Munger (34). International League Richmond 36, Havana 1-4. Toronto 1-0, Rochester 0-1. Buffalo 6-7, Montreal 3-3. Miami at Columbus, 2.

rain. Brooklyn at New York (2, day- night)-- Maglie (7-4) and Drysdale (3-4) or Koufax (2-3) vs. Surkont (1-0) and Grissom (1-1). Chief threat to Greek Game's bid to enhance his chances of winning the nation's 2-year-old crown appears to be California Kid. This brings a head-to-head clash between the year's two top jockeys, with Willie Hartack aboard Fred W.

Hooper's Greek Game and Willie Shoemaker riding Rex C. Ellsworth's California Kid. Greek Game, carrying top weight of 122 pounds, spots three pounds to California Kid, an early pick. California Kid, then holding a six-pound weight advantage, 124 to 118. gave Greek Game a sound trouncing Aug.

22 in the Prairie State Stakes. That. broke Greek Game's unbeaten string at four. Remainder of the Futurity field includes Mrs. Ada L.

Rice's Buddy; Howard Lee Wells' Roman Smug; Ralph Lowe's Aberion; Hasty House Farms' Big Pond; and Mrs. Russell L. Reineman's French Coat. section and lobby are being en closed and equipped with space During the early part of the a Lary worked on his knuckleball. While he was doing so his record was 4 wins and 10 losses.

He has come along fast hnwever and his mark now stands at 14 wins and 13 losses. It takes no mathematical wizard to figure that Lary has won nine while osing three in the last two months. Lary did not pick up the knuckleball overnight. He worked on it diligently for weeks and now and then tried it in a game. He couldn't.

control it. But he Big Ten Begins Hard Work Chicago (AP)--More than 600 Big Ten football candidates die their stuff for photographers at camps around the conference yes- heaters, the area underneath the grandstand is being partially enclosed and the ends of the stanc are to be partly shut off. terday. in the semifinals if we go that far. I like the idea of meeting lim again." Seixas meets England's Mike Davies in the first round, but the match is one of tomorrow's center court features.

Yesterday's downppur pushed the entire schedule into today's slot. This means that Althea Gibson, the New York Negro girl who was the early season sensation with her string of Asiatic and European triumphs, opens the card against Mrs. Nell Hopman, wife of the Australian Davis Cup captain. Other Top Matches. Other top matches in the stadium, where the program starts at 12:30 p.m.

(EOT), are, in order: Race Results Atlantic City Clear und Good. 3 yr. olds. f. Hill Princess (Cnlmone) ll.SO 5.X) Madeira a i 4.40 3.20 FIchtlnR Three (Broussard 3.20 Time--1'13- Clog Dance.

Ride Rea. Liked Best. Brandina. Sheer Folly. Big Bronze.

Flag Waver. Fun From Afar also ran. 2 yr. 6 f. Tender Morsel a i ..40 4.fiO Gay Colony Fan'uT'prinr'e Efcstis! Ducky Pam Well Seasoned, Psychotic and Emion aJso ran.

Dally rouble Tftld S50.60. 2 yr. fi f. (Gruber) jvO" Kcdondo (Martin) 10 SO 5 Rockinghani Drizzllnc and Muddr. 2 yr.

olds, 6 f. Belleek. (Grimm) 33.40 24.20 11.40 7.00 6.60 j. Red SucC Ticket. Rush Brother Coon.

Mighty Kipht. Lucky Lupe. Stir Tt Up, Chance It and Royal Heir also ran. 4 yr. olds up Beauty Miss (Cook 1 13.60 eltic Plsy (Smith) 6.SO i.20 4.

SO 4.60 4.20 AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results. New York 6, Washington 4. Cleveland 3, Chicago 2 (1). Chicago 1, Cleveland 0 (10 inn.) Baltimore 13.. Boston 6.

Detroit 6. Kansas City 1. Team Standings. Pet. uez TKO's Soo Route 66 Sets Stock Races Tomorrow Route 66 Speedway between Troy and.

Averill Park will stage another racing stock car thrill show at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Route 66, which had a 26-car main event last Sunday, runs the "do- it-yourself" class which keeps the competition close and many mishaps result. This week, as a special offering, any spectator at the track will be given an opportunity to drive one of the a i stock cars in one of the regular heats. The day's card will be rounded out with the preliminary races, a non-Ford race, the main event and a women's race, popularly called the "powder didn't quit.

And finally the pitch began to come around. He topped the Cleveland In dians, 1-0, and struck out four hitters with the knuckler. He beat the White Sox in a tough 11-inning game and had one span of 31 innings in he gave up only one earned run. Lary does his best pitching against the good clubs. His favorite target is New York.

Skins Look Good. The last time the Washington Today, they'll start trying to fit into the pictures their coaches envision for the 1956 campaign as practice begins in earnest. The season opens for the Big Ten Sept. 29 with California a Illinois, Iowa at Indiana, UCLA at Michigan, Michigan' State a Stanford, Minnesota at Washington, Iowa State at Northwestern, Nebraska at Ohio State, Missouri at Purdue and Marquette at Wisconsin. Three new Big Ten coaches make their debut this year, including Ara Parseghian at Northwestern, Jack Mollenkopf at Purdue and Milt Bruhn.at Wisconsin.

Independent Marquette also has a new mentor in ex-Notre Dame assistant coach, Johnny Druze. (2) GB Washington CAP)-- Baby Vasquez of Mexico City stopped favorite Jimmy Soo of Philadel- 1 I If 14 i I 3 p. Redskins got into a pro IootballL Th ar championship game back in 1945, they lost to the Cleveland Browns, 15-14, when a Sammy Baugh pass hit his goal post and bounced back for an automatic safety. Redskins fans are hoping for better luck the next time Washington makes the championship flight As a matter of fact they figure the Skins may make the title round this coming season. About the only one close to the Redskins who hasn't waxed enthusiastic thus far is Coach Joe Kuharich, who gets paid to The Boy's Garage Trophy the plays and be pessimistic.

be awarded the "Champteen" of the day, who will be selected by the usual test of skill and knowledge in driving. The test Money Money tTornctta) Wedding March (Derom) 3.60 Ocyesec. Linda. Lazurus. Hot Spice, Sweet Hour.

GadUow. Little ECathy. Little Takers. Cute Gal, My Lady Fair also ran. 3 yr.

olds, fi f. Key Star (Torr.etta 6.SO 3.SO 3.40 Sister Peg Gonialez) 15.20 9.20 Cupid Gin (Wajda) 4.40 3-5. Chorine. Tuck. Golden Florin, Jim.

Mr. Melpet. Reso Del Airr. Big Miss and Chailataw also ran. Rally Double psUrt S286.00.

Consolation Double paid Sol.fifl. 3-4 yr. olds, mdr.s., 1 1-16 mi. New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas Citv 83 73 70 68 62 57 52 41 46 53 56 53 65 69 74 85 .643 .579 .556 .540 .488 .452 .413 .325 20 29 40 Vi Today's Probable Pitchers. New York at Washington i Sturde'-ant (13-6) vs Stobbs (13-10).

Cleveland at Chicago (nightV Lemon (17-11) vs Staley (5-1). phia on a technical knockout in I is open to all licensed drivers 1:36 of the sixth round of a under 20. scheduled 10-round lightweight 1 bout at C'anitol Arena last night. Soo weighed 136, Vasquez 135. Vassuez, the underdog, floored Soo with a left and right to the head to hand the up-and-coming Philly puncher his first defeat in 34 fights.

SOO rose at the COUnt. Of eight First Race--Purse claiming, 3- hnr was shakv ftpfprpp (urlongs: our, was so snakv iteieree a rivi Jet Bunny no Gallagher moved in and waved UK now 113 siam 1:3 the contest to a halt. 3tF utoe 19S GalMb He is a master at the latter chore. Kuharich says: "Optimism is premature. Anybody who says we will have a better team this who received their work togs yesterday included 186 lettermen and a big crop of sophomores.

Defending Champion Ohio State, even minus All-America Howie Cassidy, is expected to make a strong run again for the money if not for the Roses. The Bucks, chastised for illegal financing of athletes, are banned from a Rose Bowl trip this year. Also ineligible for the Rose Bowl game is Michigan State because it was the Big Ten Pasadena delegate last New Year's Day when the Spartans downed UCLA. Michigan State is well stocked with 25 lettermen and a school record batch of 51 sophs. Lew Hoad, Australia, vs.

Barry Walraven, Oklahoma City. Ulf Schmidt, Sweden, vs. Allen Morris, Atlanta. Ham Richardson, Westfield, N. vs.

Rodney Laver, tralia. Malcolm Anderson, vs. Mike Green, Miami. Matches in the adjoining grandstand include: Herbert Flam, Beverly Hills, vi. Robert Haillet, France; 'Darlene Hard, 'Montebello, vs.

Martha Hernandez, Mexico; Abe Segal, South Africa, vs. Earl Buccholz St. Louis; Neale Fraser, Australia, vs. Calvin McCracken, Tenafly, N. J.

There are 128 men and 64 women from 20 nations seeking titles vacated by Tony Trabert and Doris Hart, who turned pro. The tournament is scheduled to end Sept. 9, with time lost yesterday being made up in the interim. Saratoga Entries Thus perennially strong Michigan, Purdue and Illinois ostensibly will fight it out for the Rose Bowl bid and all three may be in the thick of the title fight, too. The 'concensus is that Minne- fali is doing so without full knowledge." Perhaps Kuharich was right sola, Wisconsin.

Indiana. Iow a in putting the brakes on and Northwestern be relegated J. Samuel (Keene) Teddy's Gifl (Grimm) Colonel nn (Blerman) 10.00 6.60 4.20 17.60 10.40 4.80 1-5. EndlcsB, Center HIM. Miss Peppermint.

Hillcar-tco. Six Bob, Box Turtle and Showdon also ran. 3-4, yr. olds. 6 f.

Irene's A.ce (VitellO T.40 4.40 3 Mfc, nirtle. Polly's Ace. Elaine Ruth. Cenilia. 3.40 5.40 4.20 Vera' Caln'oun," "Monte AHo and Beau's Romance also ran.

3 yr. olds. 6 f. Soundproof (Nelson 5.10 Fun 'n' Fancy Roval Homiday (Decree) 4-5. Flight.

Al- xvavs Movln, American Gem, Brother Some Crown. FlwtinK Will, Brown Poppy and Hasty Scenes aiso ran. ML. 3 yr. 7 f.

Twaybladc (Decker) 14.40 ..6" A Cuffari 13.40 r.M Saskatchewan (Kecne) Stola Rose (Thomas) 3.20 6.40 3.PO 3.00 Cindyam. Fighting Andy and Sweet Star also ran. 2 yr. 6 f. dhManila (Bush) 13.20 13.20 Wallis (Wajda) 13.20 12.60 McConrob (Dcroln) 7.40 $.20 4.60 Sun.

Lovely Shade, El Goya. Belle. Big Comber, At Sunnse and Jet Mark also ran. 7th-- $4,000, 3 yr. olds up, -1 1-16 l.a'rk Sun (Stevenson) 10.60 Colonel Jay (Ccofct Soo, on the strength of a spectacular record around the Philadelphia clubs, Started as an 8-5 favorite ovor the Mexican lightweight champion.

He opened aMiz Carol 111 Star Dancer 110 Firm Stand 120 Scotts Pal 110 cause any improvement this fall would see Washington on top in the East. The Skins leap-frogged into second place in the Eastern Division last fall after finishing next to last in 1954. The Skins had a thunderous line last fall and have most ithose brawny citizens a this to the second division. Hungary Drops Out Of Olympic a--Jacobs-Sicbsr entry. Second 53.500.

2-year-old Switzerland (AP)-- Career Boy Tops Field Of 12 At Atlantic Cit Atlantic City CAP) C. V. Whitney's Career Boy makes his grass debut in today's added Ventnor Turf Handicap and tops a field of 12 for Atlantic City's mile fixture. Under top weight of 124 pounds in tht all-sophomore race he will concede from 4 to 15 pounds to his rivals. The colt's grass career is expected to include the 5100.000 United Nations Handicap here Sept.

15 followed by a European campaign. Opposing the Whitney star today will be Montepelier's Naho- dab. Keystone Stable's Pieces-Of- H. A. Luro's Dark Amor, Jaclyn Stable's Espea.

George D. Widener's King Grail. Green Dunrs Farm's Combustion 2nd, D. E. Loveman's Sunningdale, William G.

Helis Sol-Hi. Mrs. T. J. Barry's Combat Baltimore at Boston --Moore with a flourish, too, pressing Vasquez against the ropes in the (11-6) vs Sullivan (10-6).

Kansas City at Detroit--Kretlow (4-7) vs Lary (14-13). 5. JO 1-5. Some Score. Quite Mooijtown.

My Ruffles, Tobacco Yap and Tap jDanccr also ran. a hc.U to v(n. 4 yr. up. 6 f.

St. Marks (Bicrmanl 11.20 5.SO 3. Militant Miss (Coy) 6.20 3. Brian Boni (Dcrolnt 3.00 3-5. Gin Champ.

Bon 7vjal. Ready Already. Plucky Willie. Gascony, Gala in and Tuck Me. In aljo ran.

3 yr. olds. I 1-6 ml. Glee (Merrier) 13.60 6.60 4.60 Why Bill CGonzalczl 6.00 3.80 Kii-Kee 2-5. Track Star.

Cop Wir.de- er, Karen Girl. Challito ran. 3-4 yr. olds, 1 1-16 mi. EASTERN LEAGUE.

Last Night's Results. Schenectady 5, ALBANY I (second game rain). Allentown 6, Reading 5-. Allentown 5, Reading 4. Williamsport 5.

Johnstown 4. Williamsport 15, Johnstown 9. Syracuse at Binghamton, rain. Team Standings. aCabochon US aThc Hammer US Ten O'clock US Mac's Ac? US xhJazz Kid 113 first round and raining him with rights and lefts.

Blaik Greets 55 Candidates O' bTop Award 115 Banned I I Man Power 118 Romeo I I They picked up a big gavc notjce yestcrday i Stable's But First Mwith plenty of pro know-howj i a a Hakin's Malicicux. wn nslwhen they got Dick Stanfel from would lU i soc 1 -Fleet, and Prince Shimmer IIS aGreal Caesar IIS On Course I a --Cain Hoy stable entry. b--Brookmeade stable entry. Third Kacf Purse 3-year-olds and up. hurdles, about l-" miles: Courtney 15 More Get Lyst 150 rv-vrmcllo 13O Are." 345 2rd 145 Ruby Brtrk no Nainavah loO soccer officials said it was believed to be due to internal dis- Sal's BvOts (Root) 4-5.

Striking Hour, Top Sound and Sacandapa also ran. 3 yr. I M6 ml. Miss Llrley (Bush) S-bella Susan (Kurtz) Adarose 1S.20 6.50 4.20 4.60 3.40 6.00 Pe.a Vovase a i 9.20 IXJVM Kternal (OUlano) Addie (Sir.Hh) 4.8 3.60 3.SO 7.tO Doctor T.eo. Albarb, Authors, The Good Seed.

ThunderMrenk. rhic. Miss and Heir 01 Pinei also ran. Saybreak. Fancy Tanker, Mr.

Oakhurst and Even alKo ran. 4 yr, up, 1 1-16 Schenectady Binghamton Reading Allentown ALBANY 75 72 73 65 59 Williamsport 57 Syracuse Johnstown 58 49 52 54 56 61 69 68 70 78 Pet. GB .591 2 .566 3 .516 9 ,,461 .455 .453 .386 mi. Barnms. (Mowers Fine Buff (Bush's Moon Dancer 3.SO 3.60 7.SO 4.SO 3.40 i 1 4 6 2-5.

i ftejolce, Maracabo, Polilme, also ran. Tonight's Games. ALBANY at Schenectady. Syracuse at Bhghamton (2) Allentown at Reading. Williamsport at Johnstown.

first-string quarterback and trength in the backfield. Coach and up. 1 3 3 Noble Sun 113 a--Menaker-Woods furionzs: a i a What 1 Grrai Arturo 121 Fa; Boy 113 iarl Blaik greeted 55 candidates! Fifth 3-year-otrts. 6 'or the Army football team yes- tunr terday. The day was devoted to picture-taking but today the Cadets swing into hard work in preparation for their opener against Virginia Military Institute Sept.

29. Dave Bourland appears to have the inside track on the quarterback post left vacant by the graduation of Don Hollcder. His chief opposition is expected from two sophomores Chuck, Darby and Pete Dawkins. fore beginning the draw. Stolen Hour 1M a Fancy 11 xHcavens Above U5 Classic 11 Sixth Racr--The 000 added.

2-year-olds. K'i i aGannei 122 roh-ics 122 Nearctlc 122 i a i 122 Kinp Hslran 122 aBakht 122 Bureaucracy 122 a--Jeffords entry. Race Purse ances, 2-year-o'ds. 6 fur' Roman Artist 115 Necromancer 115 Playloxvn 115 Stem 115 Kiptopeke 112 Duck Heaven 115 Trace 112 Troy Kuler 115 F.ighth Race Pyr.se claimmp, and up, IS miles: Brifrht Plumps u.5 113 Grrck ArtmlnM I Mister 12'i xxGweny's 103 entry. x--5; xx--7 Iba AAC, Ba.Mn Street 122 i Lions.

And they have somc: i at Melbourne. interesting returning servicemcnj The Hungarian withdrawal in Paul Dekkcr and Steve Meil-j announced on the cvc of the draw the 16-nation final at Mel-! There was no LriSfl Otai'i, tion for the move. International; Grid Practice South Bend, Ind. (AP)-Coach; i i the Hungarian Soccer Terry Brennan, starting his thirdi Thc olympic committee of the! season as Notre Dame's a i a i a Soccer Federation! football coach, herded 75 expected to pick another a dates onto the Fighting Irish! tion today to replace Hungry be-1 practice field yesterday for a pic lure-taking session. There, will be no posing but a lot of hard bustling today Brennan starts cracking the whip; in two-a-day drills to prep the! Irish for their 10-game schedule! this fall.

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