The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 20

1 4 tf K' s4XA( SttM-V KVVUf tM A Larry Eddleman 3 feeds a peach to Linden Boy and will be rooting for Nick Earl (Pinches) Kunz plays the part of a chiropodist as he examines Gilber a runner tomorrow in the Inaugural Handicap Linden Boy trained by 6 year old gelding nominated for the Inaugural Handicap Pinches former Bob Waugh drew the high impost of 121 pounds for the six furlong event The Coast League baseball star owns and trains Gilber along with four other thor-horse likes peaches maybe because his owner has a peach orchard in Linden oughbreds all ready to roll at the local exposition Bee Photos by Harry Wood Val Tohill introduces her daughter Kathy 10 months to Silky Webb a 2 year old filly at the State Fair Val and Kathy are well acquainted with thoroughbreds husband is jockey Charles Tohill Page B4 THE SACRAMENTO BEE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1953 Nine Thoroughbreds Will Go To Post In State Fair's Inaugural Handicap Linden Boy Will Carry Top Weight By Marco Smolich The names of nine thoroughbreds today were dropped in the entry box for Inaugural Handicap the six furlong test for 3 year olds and up which will high- Koufax Ties Strikeout Mark Of 18 In LA Win Giant Lead Is Cut To One Game 'JjtoUu SpcC Charts In Bee The Bee will carry charts on all State Fair races showing how they were run complete order of finish distances separating the horses odds etc each day Also as in the past The Bee will carry the entries for the next card bif WILBUR ADAMS By Fred Down UP I sport writer It took Sandy Koufax a long time to develop but now that he has it may be just in time a 1C' Mike DeJohn the Syracuse the Athletic Association of a C'v Arbogast Paul Petifer Tony Harrington Fred Saxel-by Tommy Owens Bob Sunada Bill Epperson Bob Donohue and John Blackburn Stories about welcoming ceremonies for the team in Sacramento and Auburn area on page B6 Bee Photo RETURNING HEROES Little Leaguers get an enthusiastic welcome as they arrive at the Municipal Airport from Williamsport Pa The Auburn squad from left to right Larry Lipsmeyer Mike Beggs Rex Williams Phil Olrich Jimmy Oe Jim Western Universities! put the Los Angeles watched the Golden Bears get Dodgers in the World Series their picture yester- A 23 year old lefthander day California announced from Brooklyn who got a hitting heavyweight in the 60000 seats have been sold $25000 bonus in 1955 and by Carmen Basilio for the Notre Dame game in I whose ankle- once was his stable mate who dropped Berkeley on October 10th and sprained when he a middleweight title fight last Stanford reports the same over a foul Koufax last Friday night to Gene FullmerJ number of tickets already night pitched his way'into the But in last outing he have been ordered for the Big record book and the Dodgers lost to Sonny Liston in the Game on November 21st t0 within one game of first sixth round of a Florida fighti Arleigh Williams a native Pa9e National League camp beefed over Sacramentan and former Cal-the later decision lfomia grid great has been Hit When Down named dean of students at his First handlers alma mater He formerly was claimed their boy was hit head of student activities while he was on one kneeThe kids still remember Ernie i Then they said the referee Nevers They were seeking' paid saw the 210 pound never should have stopped the1 autographs of the formerisoutbpaw strike out 18 bat-match I Stanford all America fullback1 ters to equal the major league Gene Plowden of the As-! although he was graduated 33 roark set by Bob Feller light the opening day program of the State Fair race meeting High weight of the field will be Linden Boy the Bob Waugh trained 4 year old who has met some of the best sprinters on the coast Linden Boy will carry 121 pounds including Jockey Richard Beasley Other Entries Other entries with weighte and riders: Old Blarney 113 Ed Dool-ing Tick Me 110 Robert Brisman Haydn 115 Arthur Goldsmith Regally Yours 114 Taylor Powell Bar Pest 112 William Mastrangelo Flashy Winner 111 Charles Tohill Tiger Taylor 110 Amos Martinez and Fresh Doc 110 Gilbert Hernandez Nominated for the event but declining to enter were Kid Scorpion Proselyte Reward Baby Bright Miss Sassie Gilber Solito and Gold Cover The latter most Hard Hitting Sabedong DeJohn Will Clash Tonight October 2 1938 and break the National League record of 17 held by Dizzy Dean since Two heavyweights who can hit will fight 10 rounds or less in the memorial auditorium tonight The principals are Mike DeJohn of Syracuse and Duke Sabedong of Hilo been boxing professionally Hawaii ony sjnce 1955 when he The 6-6 Sabedong bas a country Among long string of knockouts be-l hind him although he has bis kayo victims is Howard King of Reno most recent conquest was over Willi Besman- Tomorrow's Fair Entries Post time 12 3Q rM Horse listed IniBunnv Buz (F Zschih) order of post positions iStfpleplash (R Beasley) Harness 'Miss Tavi (J Ruggeri) One mile Clast Trot purse Scott's Lady (R Bnsman) x1Q7 $800: (Clay Spark (E Young) 118 Lord Manon Holt Sunk issed (A Martinez) 118 Sarah Pag McCHmans Caot Spanker (C Tohill) 115 Mr Bitty I Bailey Gus Dutch (P iranchma) 115 Kamtakm Dakota Oh Tony (B Mooneyhan) 115 Lincoln The Great Jacobs Divine Master (W Mastrangeio) 115 1 1 8 Continued on page B6 col 3 1 off of Germany in Madison Square Garden He lost on a technical knockout to Sonny Liston in a disputed fight in Florida Last year Mike stopped Alex Miteff in one decisioned (W Fry) 112 yards 3 year olds Purse $1500 J15 Soencita Tass Mott Poo's Pride Lackey Bfll Connelly Thornton SECOND One mile Class pace purse $1000 Express Chief Carroll Breaking (A Goldsmith) Also eligible Sea Abbey I mile 70 California bred Claiming All entered for $2000 Jaynie's Joy Baseball Standings Pacific Coast League Black Belly Sherren i Kate (C Tohill) 115 Hal Sign Lane I Panorama Air (W Mastranqelo) 115 Bob Baker but lost tO NinO Clar's Gift McCHmans Hi Mr Bountiful (C Cunnmgton) 118 1 1 Knight Abb Jacobs I Voodoo Girl (J Bidwell) 115lValrlP7 El Gibson Lowen Armed Robbie (R Looe1 xll3 Voleen Tass Short -i Quarter Horses Tonight will be his first fight on the coast Vaidiout (M Lewis) 115 wn THIRD-350 pwances Purse S900 yards S900 Two years Al- Parker Bar (T Chavet) 118 sociated Press reported years ago Coach Pete El ton landed a right to the chin liott of Cal remarked: we while Mike was on one knee had a passer like Dick Nor- It appeared to be a reflex ac- man of Stanford we would J933 Since he struck out 13 tion and throw the ball more batters in his previous start DeJohn had the lead over Stanford and California Koufax also set Liston on Referee Jimmy ball coaches were gloating a ajor league record of 31 card when he called over acquisitions from Sacra-j5160115 in tw0 consecutive an end to activities Imento Dutch Fehring of the 8ames DeJohn wanted to sling Indians picked up So-j great effort ap-more leather and even after lander and Jim ChenuPeared doomed to end in de-the fight was stopped he kept George Wolfman of the Bears feat even as IS after Liston will have Dee Lewis to go strikeout effort did in 1938 Whipped German along with Jim Gianulias anduntl1 tbe fast of the ninth A couple of months previ- John Balaam All of Calipvhen Wally three run ous DeJohn had whipped home football games bomer off A1 Worthington Willi Besmanoff of Germany will start at 1:30 PM this sea-It was a unanimous decision son giving fans in this area in a bout fought in Madison1 a break Gus Gianulias Square Garden Golden Bear football and DeJohn ripped baseball player from Sacra- eighth with the help of face so badly that 18 stitches mento is studying dentistry Pcbes by Jack San- had to be taken in it after in San Francisco He still has the contest four years to go Weak Hitter But DeJohn has won 36 of his1 supreme irony of 43 professional fghs ij JSSJoinToew' tat Report On Buzz ivlldllllC I dill vuyu ve actually led off the game Buzz Arlett the old slug- PArL IfilL C0f winning rally with a single ger for the Oakland Oaks is LUdUl IxlllS JCll From the moment he joined a prosperous bistro owner in CHAMBFRSBUR'G Pa 55 Koufax Minneapolis (has been recognized as one has to take it a little easy these days since he suffered a heart reported his kin Art Arlett public address announcer at the Memorial Stadium in Berkeley recently celebrated his 60th birthday anniversary His resort is right across from (111 hairt eilmant mln' a1 Continued on page B7 col 4 the ball park in Minneapolis bad a heart ailment tuberculosis State Fair Sports Calendar Horse Racing Eight thoroughbreds two harness and two quarter horse races daily except Sunday tomorrow through September 12th post time 12:30 PM daily on State Fair ground jtrack Golf State Fair Golf Championships 54 holes of medal play September 5th through 7th Haggin Oaks golf course Tennis California State Fair Junior Tennis Championships today through September 5th Sutter Lawn Tennis Club Bowling State Fair Singles Classics weekends through September 20th Capital Bowl Auto Racing State Fair Grand National NASCAR sanctioned 100 mile stock car race September 13th State Fair ground track Boating State Fair Trophy Race sponsored by Sacramento Yacht Club Sacramento River starting from Steamboat Slough September 6th Calgary Wins CALGARY AP The Calgary Stampeders overpowered the injury riddled Saskatchewan Roughriders 28 to 10 last night in a Western Interprovincial Football Union contest before 10500 fans in Mewata Stadium Also eligible Nu Victory (D Sharp ensteen) xll3 On Jayme'i Joy (T Mr Tar Beau (J Renna) 1 1 8 Powell) Rocky Dee (E Young) lid1 1 milt 70 yards v3 year olds Mr Midnight (J Dryer) 118 endup Optional Claiming Purse $2600 Tony Burke (R Banks) 118 Mr Fancy Javallna entered for $4000 Bird Catcher (A Martinez) 118 Other not to be claimed Tm Holt (R Lum) 118 Gilber (R Lumrn) 115 118 Golden Orbit (E Doollng) xll3 year ndMr Fancy (M Lews) naannounced the remainder of rX Joaquin Miss (R Brisman) 107 Hot Sour Brice (J Renna) 117 Javalma (G Hernandez) 121 hiq Card Adelante (J Dryer) 123 Color Sand (A Goldsmith) 109 1 3 Rd Conchlta Young) 117 furlongs 2 vear olds Rusty Rufus (B Mooneyhan) 117 Allowance Pura $2200 "The Sutters irect Good (T Chavez) 120 Mill mPfltfl Vq Tnticr tf Little Dev oe (R Banks) 1 14 Oh So Iron (M Lewis) pgiinenui VS LHJUg UarreU Ol Gold Rock (R Lumrn) 114Mid MM (J Bidwell) 1 10 Pacheco Pass (L Liftrell) Also eligible: Paula Van 114 jCacus (V Steed)" 11 eiei-Lj Running Toubo (P Tranehma) furlongs 3 year olds and Hv Gain (W Ferguson) Tonighl'a Game SACRAMENTO in San Diego Seattle In Spokane Portland In Vancouver Phoenix In Salt Lake City National League 73 58 72 59 San Francisco Los Anqeles GB Pet 557 55 30 31 530 All wtarMl Lymtr (R Tobei) jy5jYOUng Goldie Of the Philip- 134 pounds four rounds 5 entry uo tor 81500 Per' Ro (G Abbey (W Clancy) Mart' Regard (R Banka) Claiming Pura 15C0 HerpndK) MMwaukc Pittsbur i 70 Chicago 62 Cincinnati 63 Bob Hudson of Sacramento si Reaulta Last Night Leon Nelson of Stockton 481 481 459 406 Hi 6 furlongs 3 verolds Anqel Face (W Stedi First Hike (J Ruggari) Dorothy (W Fry) Five Two (K Ooo) Drilling Ed (R All Zaca (E xP3 Tick Ma (R Brisman) )m Vino Seou-do (C Tohill) 115 Haydn (A Goldsmith) 115 Also eligible- Blue Barrster (R Oega'lv Yours (T Pow-ll) 114 lev) lie Kerch -f (E Dudhng) 110 Bar Pnt (W Westrang'o) 112 Toc nt Choice (R Diaz) Ill Clock Flashy Winner (C Tohill) lit JCSS Martinez Of o3n JOse 21 and uo Tha inaugural Handicap Purse io loy (r Basieyi vs Lopez) 1 1 6 Old Biarnay (E Doohngi 113 ioj At All Zaca (E Doo'mgl xP3 Tick Ma (R Brisman) jlj 134 pOUndS fOUr TOUndS Vince Caster of Stockton Willy's Los Anaeies 5 San Fraicisco 2 Only gam scheduled Game Tomorrow Pittsburgh in Cincinnati Philainipma In Milwaukee St Lou in Los Anodes Chica 1 San Francisco Watchr (B Moonvhan) 118 Ttgrr Taylor" (A SIXTH p-t muss 3 var olds and Fre'oh Doc (G Hernanbaz) uo Claiming Furs $1300 All tntared 1 milt 70 yards 3 vear for $1200 olds and uo Optional Claiming Purse Nancy Van fM Shaw) 1)5 $20 Flovd Odum Telvar entnrnn torn I Parlay (C Tohlli 1)5 12T)00 Peasant Boy 81600 Others not OCKne Marker IS bet 121 to ip claimed I Mr Governor (M Lewis) American League GB Phartoo (F Scheih) (T PowM) Ii 5 FK 121 Ttyar (C Cunnmgton) Headway (P Tranehma) H8 Ute Crek fC Toh'iD Pet 500 492 480 00 Chicago 80 bazaar Kan ap a ijKnute Rockne memorial will Jf be erected on the Kansas 70 ioi ii Turnpike six miles from the RmuI Lst Results Last Night 15W Hi and he does a fine business! by older brother Pop! Jourdet a star player at died several years iPenn took over the coaching reins in 1914 and led the team ampus Capers I to four Ivy League titles in Pickups from the Berkeley six years He returned in and Palo Alto campuses: 1931 and remained head coach Tim Hamilton former! through the 1943 season lead-Navy athletic director and ing Penn to three more Ivy newly appointed director of 'titles Beasley) 118 Roval Pasha (J Ruognri) B'dwell) 1 1 2 Cojoer Jet (P Bnsman) 'oung) 118 SoirW Trail (R Lumrn) Dooimg) n3 Divine Kerry (W Mastranoelo) Young) Dooim- Radio-TV Sports TODAY 8 PM B3ctll 3crmnt Oieso KROY tOMOPPOW Rad 1 10 PM Bavoail San PranciK Chicago KFBK 8 PM Baoeball Sacramaoto vt San Diego KROY TUvnioa 7 Boxing Armstrong vl T- KOI channel 7 KHSl Charmti I2i KOvR Channel 11 Poundmaster (R Jean Victoria (J Sunny Sands (E Sunday Silver (E Also hg ble Picnicker (R Lopez) Dr Phil (R Beasiev) 1)8 xin Pagon (D Sharpensteen) xllO My Sho (E Dooimg) SDOt Where the Notre Dame tHappy Cao (D Sharoensteenj 1 1 3 'Vernahs (R Looez) xl13 AMj 6 furinnga 3 year oids aiso eilqbie NeMo 2nd Bidwein coach and seven others died Optional Claiming Purse $2 500 Bunnyl 115 Ptasant Bov (R Banks) 115 an Bur Clay Spark Sjnksed entered for A vncr Bny (W Fry) 118 Pandorga 1 airplane CrESu 28 VeSTS 1 $5 300 On Tony D'vme Master $4000 i(R Beasv) 115 1 arrr 1 Other not to be claimed Apprentice allowance claimed Boston 4 Washmatcm 3 10 Innings New York in Baltimore postponed rain Only games scheduled Games Tomorrow Detroit In Chicago Kansas City in Cleveland Boston rfi Baltimore Washmaton New York I.