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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 51

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The Miami Heraldi
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Miami, Florida
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51
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Wednesday March 30 1960 THE MIAMI HERALD 8-D E1IWIN l'Ol'E Speedsters to Singe UM Cinders Tonight Folloiving The Sun (shine) To Derby Day team Carroll's best time is 1:50 Yale's two mile relay team covered the distance in the fastest time ever recorded on a 12-lap indoor track this A world record holder two probable US Olympic team members and a host of other outstanding stars will be seen tonight on the University of Miami cinders when the Hurricanes take on Yale University and Furman in a triangular track meet Field events start at 7:30 Pitt could be paying tax on end of I960 $100000 CMGARACS 'OR WORKSHOP' pm with running events opening at 8 pm Admission is $1 (children admitted free with parent?) "You know a better way to teach them the long low belly slide?" Some find it odd when a person who has trotted along with the common herd for years finally makes it big yet remains the same obliging character Those who know Pitt find it quite believable Race-trackers call him "A doll" in welcome contrast to some trainers and owners who are so uncommunicative and arrogant as to deny the truth that racing is one of the most democratic of all sports: Anybody can be champion if he can run fast enough Pitt was just 14 when he lammed out of hometown Nashville Tenn for California Either the gold rush was over or Pitt just couldn't find it For more than a decade he was groom trainer and owner on what the erudite UM Netters Bag No 58 University of Miami's tennis team notched its second victory in two days over Princeton Tuesday taking a dovetailed 7-1 decision It was the 58th straight for the UM net-ters UM's John Skogstad downed Rom Richardsen 6-4 6-2 in the No 1 match Results: SINGLES: John Skogstad Miami Rom Richardson t-t 6-2 Roger Mc-Cormlek Miami a Roy Anderson 6-0 H-0 Bill Minlck Miami Dick Williams 6-2 8-6 Jay Koevler Miami Sandy Acklev 8-6 6-2 John Capell Miami Dreyton Noabers 4-i 6-4 6-4 Bob Bosson Miami Dick Baldwin 6-2 6-8 6-3 DOUBLES: Skogstad and Capell Miami Richardson and Williams 6-4 6-3 Nabers-Anderson Princeton Mln-Ich-McCormlck 1-6 6-1 6-4 Bossong-Bill Cooper Miami led Ackley-Bald-win 6-4 13-all when darkness ended match In this blatantly modern time when a balanced Gold Coast diet consists of barbecued ribs Chinese egg rolls and pizza pie and no hotel is complete without a nude statue in front no one need be surprised at the wondrous weirdness taking hold at Gulfstream Park Water-skiers guidons of the sun-worship platoon will be knocking off a damp three furlongs around the riverboat Swanee Queen in an infield lake surrounded by orchid-colored quarter-mile markers Drum majorettes blasphemy in grandpa's day will be shaking their tanned shanks in the hard eyes of bettors more interested in noses than legs And finally as a lumbering salute to the bigness of Blaze O' Glory Week a 35-year-old lady elephant named Clyde will participate in a 100-yard dash Set against such a background there is nothing so strange about the trainer of the favorite for Saturday's Florida Derby spending the week grinding out penny purses at little Sunshine Park upstate Yale's world record ace is Robert Stack who hasn't lost a race in two years and recently covered 600 yards in 1 minute 10:2 seconds the fastest the distance has ever been covered indoors He and Tom Carroll one of the best half milers in the world are contenders for the Olympic Charles Hatton of The Morning Telegraph calls the frying-pan circuit Now for a delightful change that's sirloin NE 4-1283 I Curd to Play For Dallas Farmer Seeks 2nd Straight Red Farmer will be out to in the pan Nice Folks Inc THERE are trainers who blame every de EXCITINQ PARI-mUTUEL BETTING make it two in-a-row when he MMMM feat on the jockey they are small and often lines up for the 30-lap feature defenseless and make splendid whipping-bovs event at the Hollywood Speedway Saturday night The seven JA1-ALAI PALACE Pitt showed his own good sense and loyalty when he stuck with Jockey Bobby Ussery even Not Oakland event program of sportsman-modified stock car racing will after the guitar-picking Okla-homan admitted he got Bally INI AT PM ItaoKful twin Htm if lb Iligint Fiwntili Utm begin at 8:30 pm Ache beaten with a bad ride Ernie Reeves the current Air-bntfiliMil just before Hialeah's Flamingo Some would have taken Ussery off Bally Ache Pitt simply took point leader at the Speedway and the man who was Farmer's runner-up last time out Ussery's word He let Bobby will take his position alongside have the mount attain in the ot tne speedy red-head RESERVATIONS: MfAMii FR 1-5549 FT UUDfRDAlE 11 IFIf HOLLYWOOD A J- I 9 1 I linn: Miami Stack: Jl 1-414 US 1 or A1A at DANIA WORLD'S BEST PLAYERS ADMISSION FROM JJj i Flamingo They won flying Ussery and Bally Ache drop Absenteeism at 8-5 THE TRAINER Is Jimmy Pitt a gray-eyed 40-year-old Tennesseean who handles Bally Ache and other less distinguished horses for a Toledoan named Leonard Fruchtman Bally Ache is the 8-5 early favorite for the Derby a long step down the hazard-paved highway to the Kentucky Derby Oh Bally Ache is on the Gulfstream i grounds all right His training is about done There is no real need for Trainer Pitt But the fact that Pitt isn't here and won't be until a few hours before Derby-time is al- most heresy among the mass of horsemen Even If Bally Ache wire only going to 1 stand in his stall most trainers would be there clucking and tsk-tsk-ing checking every 6tray hair from toenail to topknot caring for their meal-ticket with a passion that by comparison makes mother-love the palest of sentiments A Money-Making Doll UNTIL he snagged Bally Ace last year Pitt "never had much stock just 20 or 30 cheap horses" But Bally Ache has won more than $400000 in less than two years By the ped another one the other day the Fountain of Youth Stakes FSU Signs All-Star TALLAHASSEE fAP) USSEItV But Ussery will be back on Bal Eddie Versprille 1959 all-state ly Ache this Saturday when they head out high school football player in Virginia has signed to attend londa State University over the mile-and-an-eighth Derby road In a way Pitt spending the week at Sunshine and going for the big one Saturday with Ussery has a satisfying touch of Tightness about it Neither is a prominent part of the bright-lights-and-champagne set that often arouses such rancor in the breast of the $2 player Both know what hard times are Both are good guys I'll be rooting for Objectivity be hanged! both of them Saturday 1 Off oS" I Wmk De Luxe Champion I lL vHl Mew Treads Despite reports that he had been assigned to Oakland in the new American Football League Fran Curci University of Miami's second string All-America quarterback still is with Dallas The Mighty Mite will report to Coach Hank Stram for "spring training" in April A wire service report had Curci drafted by player-short Oakland on March 4 Fresh Harvest for Gators WATCH for an increase in the number of good high school basketball players gravitating to the University of Florida Norman Sloan who succeeded Johnny Mauer as Gator head coach created fresh good will for UF during the state high school tournament at Gainesville At least three coaches Lakeland's Sonny Pow-ell Jacksonville Lee's Nelson Vinal and Jacksonville Lan-don's Pop Warner said they'd be on the lookout for Gator talent in their bailiwicks Track 3Icet to Switch FORT LAUDERDALE'S spacious (10000 capacity) Lockhart Stadium may be the site of the third annual Optimist Relays next Winter For the first two years the meet was held at South Broward High It also may become a Broward County-wide operation rather than limiting itself to sponsorship by the Hollywood Optimist Club Careless Canipfirenien AREA FISHERMEN are posing a new fire threat in chilly dry weather Tamiami Trail anglers build camp-fires to keep warm during pre-dawn worm-dunking excursions but take few pains to douse them when they dc-" Under the Table DON'T BE SURPRISED if a story crops up about professional football teams financing the college educations of standout players to line them up for the future One of the great halfbacks of southern history got $10000 each of his last two college seasons from the pro team he evcrtually joined Forget Those Favorites EVERYONE AGREES it's almost impossible to beat the races on a steady basis but a consumers' research firm in Britain goes a little more specific: Don't follow favorite jockeys and skip favorites and second favorites Rollins Perkins In Headline Bout (AP)-Chico Rollins 24-year-old lightweight prospect from New York and Chicago's Eddie Perkins clash at Chicago Stadium tonight each with the hope of breaking into the national rankings 5P0KIS KSfcARp ir mi! fi w'AuraMt The 10-rounder will be televised (Ch 10 10 pm) and scored under the five point must system ups not scheduled for television will augment the Chicago Stadium card In a heavyweight match Lee Williams of Boston 1957 National AAU champion will face Ernest Terrell of Chicago 1957 Golden Glove titlist Since turning It marks the national TV debut of Rollins a product of the Harlem Boys Club He has won 11 of 12 starts as a pro including 5 by knockout and in his last fight on Jan 25 he defeated Ellis in 10 rounds Perkins a graduate of Chicago's small boxing clubs has a big wallop in his right that could be dangerous for the pressing Rollins Perkins who defeated Larry Boardraan in his last bout in January has won 16 and lost 7 A pair of 10-round semi-wind- pro Williams has scored 12 knockouts in 13 fights Terrell has a 16-2 record The other 10 rounder sends middleweight Rudy Ellis of Covert Mich against Jesse Smith of Philadelphia Analyzing the tips of England leading handicappers over nine years the research outfit discovered that none of the tipsters showed a profit for the whole period HP III 7S04 ill -Afcir ii i it EXCHANGE 2 OPEN 7 AM ill rW AUTO RADIATORS 3601 BIRD ROAD MIAMI HI 4-8328 1790 NW 36th ST MIAMI NE 5-4401 Hone Racing GULFSTREAM PARK Federal Highway No 1 just south of Hallandale first post 1:50 pm Jai Alai MIAMI JAI ALAI FRONTON NW 36th St and 37th Ave 11 games first post 7:45 pm DANIA JAI ALAI PALACE just east of US No 1 in downtown Dania 11 games first post 7:45 pm Dog Racing WEST FLAGLER KENNEL CLUB NW Seventh St and 37th Ave 10 races first post 8:15 pm HOLLYWOOD KENNEL CLUB on US No 1 just one mile south of Hollywood 10 races first post 8:15 pm Baseball MIAMI STADIUM NW 10th Ave and 23rd St Baltimore Orioles vs Cincinnati Redlegs 1:30 pm UM diamond on campus Uni-versi ytof Miami vs Fur-man 3 pm FLAMINGO PARK Alton rd and 10th St Miami Beach Miami Marlins vs Memphis 7:30 pm Track UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI tracks San Amaro Drive just North of US 1 in Coral Gables Yale Furman and University of Miami 7:30 pm Remove and Install 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