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THE LOS ANGELES RECORD WEDNESDAY MAY 31 1933 STRANGE OUT OF CRIPPLED LINEUP New Outfielder May Add Strength to Oaks Mako Doeg Win Junior Net Crowns Gene Mako national junior doubles champion was looking for new worlds to conquer today as he contemplated his fourth and fifth Southern California tennis titles won yesterday in the 31st annual Southern California junior tennis tourney at Midwick Country club FIRST VICTIM Jack Kneraeyer Inglewood junior was the first to fall victim to the Trojan net smashing drives and accurate base-line placements Mako took the singles championship from Knemeyer by the score of 6-1 6-1 6-2 He later paired with Ben Dey to humble Knemeyer and Charles Carr 6-1 6-1 6-2 for the doubles crown The winning pair was never in danger rushing the net to sweep the match in straight sets May Doeg Santa Monica apparently inspired by play went out and duplicated his feat In winning two baubles by annexing the junior singles and doubles crowns Miss Doeg defeated her cousin Dorothy Bundy 6-2 4-6 6-4 for the singles laurels The two then teamed up to defeat Katherine Wood and Peggy Kerr 6-4 6-3 for the doubles title MORE ABOUT ENGLISH DERBY STARTS ON PAGE ONE The old record of 2:34 2-5 was set by Call Boy In 1927 and equaled by Felstead In 1928 IDEAL WEATHER The stirring test of approximately a mile and a half over the ups and downs and turns of the difficult course was run over a hard rack and under ideal weather conditions The field of 24 thoroughbreds was unusually well-behaved at the post and were sent away in good order The Prince of Wales and Prince George arrived a few minutes before the start Lord Derby's victory was the third for the house of Stanley which founded the race The 12th Earl of Derby won it in 1787 eight years after the Inaugural The present Lord Derby won it with Sansovino in 1924 Hyperion proved himself far superior to his field winning by four lengths in an easy canter Kirfg Salmon was a length in front of Statesman with Scarlet Tiger beaten off TIME 2:34 Hyperion was 7 to 1 in the betting King Salmon was 7 to 1 and Statesman 20 to 1 The officially corrected time was 2:34 seconds a new derby record The old record of 2:34 2-5 was set by Call Boy in 1927 and equalled by Felstead in 1928 The total stakes amounted to 9336 pounds 10 shillings ((37346) to the winning owner (4676 to the second (2338 to third and (2000 to the breeder of the winner PickFremont To Win City Loop Crown Entering the fifth round of play undefeated the Fremont high school baseball team seems headed for another City league title The Pathfinders are rated a cinch to get over on the Fairfax diamond Friday Then only Los Angeles and Franklin remain on the schedule Fremont is an even bet to finish undefeated but in the event of dropping one contest can get no worse than a tie for first The Roosevelt-Franklin game looks to be the best contest on this schedule The teams are evenly matched Each has won two games The contest will be staged on the diamond Lincoln goes to Hollywood for the third game of the day The Hollywood team is expected to take the affair by a narrow margin Los Angeles draws a bye Fields Corbett May Meet Again An elimination bout between young Corbett and Jackie Fields for the right to meet Jimmy Me-1 Larain for his welter- weight championship was in for-1 mative stages today under the promotion of Jack Doyle who lost approximately (25000 on the Me- Lamin-Corbett title fight Mon- day night McLarnin said he was willing to meet either fighter He hasj defeated them both His manager Charley Foster declared he would not permit his newly crowned champion to risk his title for less than (50000 Hollywood heavy pre-series favorite over Oakland goes into the third game this afternoon no better than an even tbet The Oaks are very much under-rated and have a lot of power left The Stars are handicapped con- siderably without the services of Catcher Johnny Bassler and Allen Strange at short-stop STRAINED BACK Strange suffered a strained back when he collided with Archie Campbell the Iron Man In the first game Tuesday Although not seriously injured he will be out of the game for a week Bassler stopped a spiked shoe at the end of last series and still walks with a limp He should be back in the line-up in a few days Ote Brannon struck by a pitched ball during Tuesday's night-cap will be back at second base this afternoon HUNT BACK To further equalize matters between the two clubs Mike Hunt outfielder late of the Missions and the Boston Braves joins the Oaks this afternoon Hunt hit 826 for the Missions and his bat Is expected to be an aid In his new spot Oscar Vitt Is sending the dependable Buzz Wetzel to the mound today Roy Joiner will work against him for the Oaks The teams split double bill The Stars captured the opener when Brannan singled In the tenth to bring in the winning score DUEL The contest was a real duel between Archie Campbell and the youngster Salinsen Salinsen was lifted In the tenth and Joiner pitched to Brannan The Oaks took the lead In the first frame of the second game sending across two runs They were never headed and took the contest 7 to 8 Ludolph turned In a nice game for the visitors having things under control at all times except for a brief space in the third Inning when he allowed four hits The series has six games yet to go Riviera plans a four-day golf festival for July 1 to 4 Events Include the club low net handicap a blind bogey the annual stag tourney and driving putting and pitching contests annual invitation tourney will be staged Friday Saturday and Sunday The auxiliary of ths Southern California Golf Association will vote for new officers on June 29 The slate presented by the nominating committee: Mrs Rmlph Noble Wllshlre chairman Mrs 8 Noon Brentwood rico-rhairman Mrs Saunby Fox Hills secretary Mrs Shidler Virginia treasurer Mrs Warren Williams San (tabrlel chairman handicap committee Mrs Noon Bel-Air and Mrs Noel Shanbaugh co-chairmen of team match committees Sectional eliminations for the amateur golf championship of the A will be played over the Riviera Country club course on August 8 Play will be a medal round of 86 holes and will be open to contestants who are members of clubs affiliated with the A and who have a club handicap rating of four strokes or less The tournament will be played at the Kenwood Country club Cincinnati September 11 through 16 Les Stoefen DropsMatch to Allison SOUTH ORANGE May 31 Wilmer Allison of Texas captain of the United States Davis cup team welcomed a three-week vacation in Canada today after winning the ringles trophy of the Orange Lawn Tennis club invitation tournament in the most grueling match played on American courts this season LES DISGUSTED Allison battled with the California giant Lester Stoefen for two hours and 20 minutes yesterday through intermittent showers on a court so soggy that at one time the Los Angeles player threw down his racquet in disgust The score 6-3 13-11 1-6 2-6 6-3 Allison No 2 in the national rap king got off to a two-set lead although it took him a full hour to win the 24-game second set Then the towering youth from the Pacific coast No 6 in the ranking came hack with a machine-gun attack that almost swept Allison from the court for the next two sets McKEE FAVORED FOR NET CROWN With Harry McKee favored to take the singles crown play in the eighth annual mption picture tennis tournament Will conclude Sunday McKee teamed with Ted Von Eltz is expected to annex the doubles title The games are played on the courts of the Los Angeles Tennis club and under the direction of Crawford Kent By HUFF DORWARD (Kord 8 port Editor) California did not share bad over the Memorial day week-end retaining two of the three titles that were thrown on the altar of competition in three diversified classics Jimmy McLarnin blasted the Only fistic title held in the state which was recognized by the entire world when he so sensationally ended the title career ot Young Corbett III And as predicted there will be little chance of Young Corbett being given an opportunity of regaining It for quite some time While Pop Foster the new champion's manager stated he would give Los Angeles an opportunity to stage first defense of the title this was discounted together with a re-match for the Fresno pride by atmouncing he would ask (50 Own for the first title fight In the welter division That amount guaranteed in these times means but one place for the next welter championship affair the New York area and that was predicted before the Wrigley field engagement in the event the Vancouver pair copped the title The guarantee demanded also means another left-handed statement The next challenger to fight Jimmy McLarnin for his title will not be Young Corbett III In the I 4-A track and 'field competition at Cambridge and Stanford ran true to form as far as California was concerned but California predictions went a little in that the Los Angeles university nosed the Palo Alto Cardinals out of first place by a bare five points Both teams will compete this year in the National IntercoUegiates at Chicago June 16 and 17 with the University of Southern California favored to repeat for another national title The Stanford squad in its crippled condition is not expected to be able to finish in the second spot against the strong University of Michigan team In the greatest automobile race classic held in the world Lou Meyer the South Gate pilot drove himself to universal fame In the International 500-mile race at Indianapolis Tuesday by winning the long distance classic Meyer not only set a new 500-md record for average speed but gathered additional fame for himself and California for twice winning the event duplicated but one other time in automobile racing history Tommy Milton being the only driver to twice win the event With few championship races scheduled this season Meyer has a grand opportunity to finish the year with the 1933 championship a coveted title missed by Fred Frame last 500-mile winner when the late Bob Carey nosed the Los Angeles pilot out of the honors in the last race of the season held at Oakland last year STANDINGS COAST LEAGUE Put Put Portland 33 21 611 Anfrls 29 25 537 31 24 564 Oakland 26 29 473 31 25 554 tip 19 32 373 31 2 544 Fncaeo 19 37 339 HKM I I HOLLYWOOD 3-3 Oakland 2-7 tamr 10 Portland 4-5 TO ANGELES 1-4 San Franrispo 10-6 Soattlp 6-7 MWion 6-1 Sarrampnto 7-2 find 10 inning AMERICAN LEAGUE Prt Prt New Trie 24 It 667 Chicago 20 18 526 Wuhngtn 23 17 575 Detroit Phiiaurl 21 16 568 St Louis 16 25 390 ClCTclnd 22 19 537 Boston 13 25 342 RESULTS Philadelphia 7-11 Boston 3-8 second game 12 Inning Chicago 7-8 IcTpland 2-15 Detroit 8-1 St Louis 6-3 New York 3 Washington oepond game postponed rain NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet Prt pttshurr 24 14 632 Cinrinati 20 21 488 Lonifl 25 16 610 Brooklyn 16 20 444 New Yrk 21 18 568 Boston 17 24 415 Chicago 20 512 Philadel 14 27 341 RESULTS St Louis 5-3 Cincinnati 4-2 New York 2-1 Brooklyn 1-3 Pittsburgh 2-2 Chicago 1-6 Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 first game railed end sixth rain second game post- SALESMAN By Small HEM CORA DORA FLORA LAURA AMD MORA SAMS TRaimeo WORAS JUMPED DOWM A MAM HOLE AMO STARTED TO FLOAT A(UA-( SAM DASHED FORTHEMEAR- Bakers AMD NCfT be CAUSE HE WAS HUM6RY- ah' here gotta act HECK OF A Gordon Speeds After More Records onight Lestfer Spangler runner-up to Ernie Triplett for the Pacific coast championship last year lies dead today as a result of injuries received in a sensational crack-up during the running of the Indianapolis speed classic Tuesday And In all probability name will be wiped off the rec- Martin Stars in Boat Races Marty Martin won two Class hydroplane heats and captured the runabout feature to lead the drivers in Memorial day speedboat championships at Long Beach Seth Ruhland was first in Class competition Aaron Michaels won in Class A During the program a spectator accidentally fired Hershey craft Reynolds drove the craft into the bay and saved possible widespread damage He sank the boat and dived overboard badly burned MARBLE BUDGE GARNER CROWNS DEL MONTE May Donald Budge 17-year-old Oakland boy advanced his ambitions yesterday by defeating Wallace Bates of San Francisco and capturing the Del Monte tennis championship The Pacific coast junior tennis titlist won 6-2 6-4 in the final round Alice Marble defended her championship with ease defeating Dorothea Swartz San Francisco girl 6-0 6-1 The doubles championship was won by Larry Hall of San Jose and Stanley Almquist of Berkeley in vanquishing Wallace Bates and Jerry Stratford San Francisco 6-4 5-7 6-2 MAT RESULTS AT NEW Jumping Joe Savoldi Michigan threw Paul Boesch Brooklyn PILOT KILLED Johnny Pasco hero ot many races at the Burbank Speedway was Instantly killed on that track yesterday afternoon during the first 10-lap heat when his car turned over four times pinning him beneath the wreckage Pasco was considered one of the best drivers on the track and the accident which occurred in the turn when he bumped into Rax Pixleys car marred an series of brilliant events Pixley later won the main event a 10-lap heat the two-lap dash and established a new track record Match Race Opens Santa Ana Track The Santa Ana Municipal Bowl enlarged as a result of excavating conducted by the city will be opened for short track motorcycle racing Saturday night Floyd Clymer and Norman Hartford who operate the Santa Ana track also stage the races at the White Sox speedway on Thirty-Eighth street where a meet will be held tomorrow evening AMATEUR RACES Elder champion returning to local competition meets Mlny Wain in a match race Wain asked for one more crack at the title-holder before the rest of the flock are given their chances at Elder Ed Hinkle sensational Hunting-ton Park youth has been taken under wing and will be aboard one of machines tomorrow night Shields Loses to French Star AUTEUIL France May Frank Shields of New York today was eliminated from the singles championship of the French tennis tournament He bowed to Christian Boussus French Davis Cup star 6-8 6-2 2-6 6-4 DOUBLE MAIN GO ON TAP AT PICO Club fights are on tap at the Pico arena tonight Two six-round bouts make up a double main event King Solomon fresh from his knockout of Domingo Lopez at Hollywood meets Manuel Cruz in one of the six-rounders Max Tarley Filipino featherweight meets Henry Armstrong in the second feature six There are four four-round bouts completing the card as follows: Joey Martin vs Gene Jens 118 pounds Pat Kirkpatrick vs Tony Garcia 126 pounds Cruz Brino vs Johnny Long 160 pounds and Lalo Escalera vs George Anders 130 pounds Ascot speedway proving grounds of the speed pilots is the only race plant to successfully stage night racing The local track has been running nocturnal races for five years under the guidance of Dr Fred Loring shown with his hand on a huge light lever Carl Ryder at top and Johnny Krieger below will be seen at the oval tonight Lou Meyer lower right and Wilbur Shaw lower left finished one-two in the Indianapolis speed classic Tuesday Shaw was one of the leading drivers at the Ascot oval before leaving for the Hoosier grind Meyer wo-Time inner INDIANAPOLIS IND May 31 (UR) Louie Meyer of California shared today with Tommy Milton the pedestal reserved for two-time winners of the Indianapolis speedway 500-mile race the greatest test of automobile speed and stamina in the world Meyer who came from nowhere to win the event in 1928 yesterday I scored a brilliant triumph over the fastest field ever to go to the post He smashed the course figure over the distance by turning the 200 laps In 4:48:0035 for an average of 104162 miles an hour The victory brought him $12750 in prize money WELL-PLANNED RACE Meyer who scorned relief and stayed at the wheel the entire 500 miles drove a beautifully planned race Although he had qualified at a speed of better than 115 miles an hour and knew he had one of the fastest ears In the field the Californian refused to join in the sprinting in the first 150 miles electing to lay back and allow Cummings Fred Frame Maurie Rose and other early leaders to set the pace Meyer would have smashed the record of 104144 established by Frame last year by a sounder margin had not the numerous smash-ups forced officials continually to flag the field Favor Sheiks in Soccer Finale The curtain rings down on soccer football play for the year at Loyola stadium Sunday when Hollywood defending champion meets Douglas Aircraft victor of the second half of the Los Angeles split season The game is regarded as the most important of the 1932-33 football season with the title for the year at stake Hollywood's veteran team is a slight choice to win although many fans are stringing with the fast Flyers who hit their true strength late in the season Rematch Go Tops Jeffries Show stadium Victory Build New Cycle Track With official sanction received from the National Motorcycle Association workmen today resumed their task of constructing a short track motorbike circuit at Loyola stadium on Venice boulevard Elder international champion and a big favorite with fans of Southern California is personally supervising the track BURBANK RACE boulevard Burbank promises one of the best amateur fight cards in recent months tomorrow night Dol Nelson and Nick Petralia meet in the main event It is a rematch Fabian Eloriaga and Ben Rogers hold the semi-windup and Joe Roche tangles with Frank Getler in the special Five other bouts complete the card ord-books tonight at Ascot Speedway when A1 Gordon resumes his record-shattering campaign HOLDS RECORD name Is down on the books as the holder of the local speed mark for 50 laps main event is scheduled for that distance and Gordon Is almost certain to better the time of 22 min 46 1-5 secs thus erasing the name of the from thef ledger Tonight the Long Beach is going after another the two-lap Italian Helmet mark held by Kelly Petillo If Gordon Is successful In break! ing both marks besides winning the two races he will have esj tablished an enviable record whiclf some of the best have attempted to equal It will give him fiv track records and nine straigh victories MAYS THREATENS Rex Mays whose meteoi rise has been overshadowed by performances Is si a threat to peace mind and the Riverside will have plenty of but his No 21 Hispano hasn' the speed to compete with Miller Mel Keneally Carl Ryder Ai Boyce and Johnny Krieger others to be considered Boyce i his past two races has shown aj adeptness but "tough to dog his trail GET BREAKS If Boyce can get a few breal he should make it an exes ingly tough evening for hot Gordon and Mays The same be said of Keneally who has bee performing in a consistent manner of late A new race will He fans In the form of a three-b match race which will be to the two fastest qu cars in Class Shorts About SPORTS PULLMAN Wash May 31 Washington State scored 51 points to win the northwest division Coast conference track meet here Tuesday Oregon was second with 15 1-3 Washington third Oregon State fourth and Montana fifth Wearne Wins Race Frank Wearne clicked off the 100 laps at the Culver City speedway in 55 minutes and nine seconds to win the main event of Sunday's program of auto racing Everett Balmer finished second and Babe Stanyer third Islanders Drop Tilt The Glendale Giants took a slugging bee from the Catalina Islanders by a 15 to 11 score Tuesday The loss was the first of the season for the Angel Rookies Morgan Kayoes Ponce VANCOUVER May 31 Tod Morgan former junior lightweight champion knocked out Kid Ponce of Los Angeles in two rounds here Tuesday night Augie Curtis Los Angeles stopped Young McCoy in the second of the semi-final Prep Nines Tangle Second team games in the City league baseball scheduled for Thursday: Franklin (10th grade) at Franklin Hollywood at Lincoln Fremont at Fairfax Los Angeles at Los Angeles (10th grade) FAST TRACK Elder and engineers believe that one of the fastest fifth of a mile dirt tracks In the country will be built Powerful electric lights are being installed and everything will be In readiness for the opening night to be announced shortly The venture has the full support of Fred Ludlow Southern California representative of the national association Sportsmen believe the location of the stadium on Venice boulevard just west of Vermont to ideal More than 6000 grandstand and bleacher seats are already set up SAM PLAYS RINGS AROUND 'eS-REAT STUNT) FELLa 5 AMD LUCKY Tool lT A SAY ER PRETTY OtpOD TH I MG-TU' OOUGHM G90DTHIMG-TU' They come' amo sammy Is quick There's a SUHFT CURRENT' Fight Results AT FORT WORTH Tex May-Si IUB Art Dula Brown wood Tex knocked out Joe Dundee 152 Beaumont Tex (4) Babe Minella 137 Detroit (drew) Ted Shafer ISO Los Angeles (4) Hl DIDN'T TuRM OUT To BE SINKERS' SMART I (OtaTHATs OHAT 1 CALLS CLEVER1 4- BASEBALL WRIGLEY FIELD! DAILY I 15 SIJXDATS GAMES 1:3 OAKLAND vs LADIES Wed Thun and SaL HOLLYWOOD ir ad tier -w us -t can aC 0f ATI y- snqi IIS.