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in -Page 26-THE INDEPENDENT Long Beach, Aug. 9, 1956 Bob Kelley Saus- I chuckled heartily report exploded. Familiar the report like the time with driving an auto that 1920 McCoy's alleged agers such as his cousin Sparky control McCoy and Cal Eaton commission yes, they Why? Because 1 was saying the same things on the Parade of Sports way back in the time, I was branded an upstart punk, a Johnny-ComeLately from Cleveland who didn't know anything about boxing conditions in L.A. My lone champion was boxing inspector Willie Ritchie, who provided me with some of my information. Or you might say I was Ritchie's lone champion.

Though he was-licensed by the state to run boxing, Willie was powerless to halt the Olympic monopoly in face of an athletic commission that Eaton and McCoy seemingly had tin the sack." He turned to me. And Iresponded with nightly exposes of the Olympic dynasty. They Trot Classic to Longshot GOSHEN, N. Y. -The Intruder, who was unable, to race last year because of illness, scored a surprise victory over 19 other classy 3-year-old trotters Wednesday in the $100,603,99 Hambletonian Stakes at Good Time FIRST HEAT Valiant Rodney, Cameron $60.30 8.90 Colby.

Baldwin 5.00 Saboteur. Pownall Time 2:037 Finished third but placed second. Finished fourth. but placed third. SECOND HEAT 1-The Intruder, Bower 28.80 10.20 5.00 Princess.

Eavery 6.40 Valiant Rodney, Cameron 6.20 Time Field. THIRD HEAT The Intruder, Bower 10.90 6.00 3.60 Hanover. Dancer 11.30 6.00 Valfant Rodney. Cameron 3.40 Time- 2:02, f- Field. Roberts, Phillies Roll Over Giants NEW YORK (P)-Robin Rob-1 verts pitched the Philadelphia Phillies to his fourth win in 10 days Wednesday, 8-3, despite 10 New York Giant hits.

New York AB A Ashburn.cf 5 0 2 0 Brandt.if 0 Blaylock. 1b Schndnst, 2b Lopata: 8 0 Mays cf 0 Ennis. If ON 1 3 0 Rhodes, If rf 0 White, 1b 13 Jones, 3b Cslmn. 3b. 4s Hamner.

85 Sarni.c 15 Azanskl. Roberts.p 2b WA 0 Bressoud.ss 0 Holman. 0.0 Hearn. b- Thompson 10 Ridzik.p 0 0 c- Wilson .0 00 d-Gomez 0 0 Totals 34 9 27 7 Totals 17. 10 27 12 -Singled for Bressoud -Struck out for Hearn in 7th.

-Walked for Ridzik 9th. -Ran for Wilson in 9th. Philadelphia 110 104 001- New York 100 100 RBI- Lopata. White, Ashburn, Jones. Rhodes.

Kazanski 5. Castleman. 28 Hamner. HR- Lopata. Jones.

Rhodes, Kazanski. SF- canski. DP Bressound-Schoendienst-White. LOB- Philadelphia 6. New York 8.

BB Roberts Hearn Ridzik 3. 80- Roberta Hearn 3. HO- -Hearn Ridzik 1-2. RAER Roberts Hearn Ridzik WP. -Roberta (14-11), U- Jackowski, Delmore, Conlan.

2:18. Att- 3,485. National Snipe Sailing Lead to Newport's Frosts Tom and Pete Frost, sailing the Snowball. II from Newport Harbor, took the lead in the U.S. National Snipe Championship Series, with a fifth and a second spot in the opening races Wednesday off the Long Beach strand for the coveted Heinzerling trophy.

HEINZERLING STANDINGS (Position, number. skipper, crew. fleet. 1st race, 2nd race. points) 9999, Tom Frost.

Pete Frost. Newport-Balboa Fleet. 5, 2817 9599. Jerry Thompson, Lee Thompson Alamitos Bay Fleet, 7, 1, 2756 7432, Terry Whittemore, Quassapaug (Ct.) Fleet, 2, 6, 2746 8800. Harry Allen.

John Boyd, -1876, Clark King Dick Lewis. Quassapaug Fleet, Pisa Angeles Harbor Fleet. 6, 4, 2591 -9715. Chuck Kober. Charles Merrill, Alamitos Bay Fleet.

8. 3. 2533 10175. Carl Zimmerman, Harry Welshofer, Portage Lakes Fleet. 4, 10, 2330 -10567.

John H. Jenks. Laurie Lake Merritt Fleet. 12, 2255 Bill Sweningsen, Jim Clinton, Alamitos Bay Fleet, 10. 2357 6929.

Don Trask. Don Wuhn, Clear Lake Fleet, 11, 2056. Softball Scores 011 327. 19 3 Lockyers Smith and Grocery Phillips, .004 Cosby, Hermstad and Kipper. Taylor.

15th Wilm. and Merchents Amer. .001 100 .000 5 Velasco and Menes; Huntsman. and Thornton. R.

C. Dyer .000 010 01- Richfield Refinery 001 000 Dukes Lockett; Gordon de Burns. 495-4 020 045 0. 11 6 11 16 0. 485 030 003 Alvarado Phillippi; Valdes, Lancaster.

Ray Sharp 001 000 0 Local 148 Christopherson 000 Babcock; Cole 000 Wlanerl. Shop 31 000 010 04-5 Shop 54 000 100 00- Beland and Treadway: Robinson and AtEins. Little Coalinga 000 002 3 Austin Furniture 220 001 Schwartz and Yockey: D. Taylor and Horn. Dept.

393 FC 001 212 OT Dept. 946. 000 200 00 Hamman. Collins, Frankovich and Cozart: Williams and McKnight. At Recreation Park Diam.

p.m.. Dept. 546 VS. Dept. 645; 8:45 p.m., I.B Gas- Vs.

AmerScan Whise HDW. Diam. p.m.. Luckvettes frestone: 8:45 p.m., Fort Mac WAC's Eidorado. Diam.

p.m., Dept. 507 vs. Dept. 539. 545; 8:45 p.m., Dept.

407 VS. Diam 7:30 p.m., Dept. 503 525: 8:45, p.m., Dept. 566 vs. Dept.

539. At Park Avenue Park Diam 7:30 p.m., Our Savior Luth80 Vs. University Lutheran; 8:45 p.m., HE 1st Ward LDS 1st Methodist. Diam 7:30 p.m., Pedro Shell Activity vs. Haagsma Dairy vs.

Bank oF America. At Houghton Park 5:30 p.m.. RO Gould vs. Arabe! 8:45 Hustlers vs. Short Circuits.

At Admiral Kidd Park p.m. Parks Dept. vs. Harbor Engineers: 8:45 p.m., BPOR 1865 Harbor Employees, At Pan American Park 7:30 p.m., Hancock Oil vs. Lakewood of 8:45 p.m., Bethany Lutheran Bethany Baptist.

Fanfare WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TAM O' SHANTER C.C. NILES, ILL. 50,000 FIRST MONEYPLUS $50,000 FOR AND A TRIP BETZ' BESTS Most Probable Winner- Wine Bolt in 7th. Best Bet--Thank You Ma'm in 6th. Best Money Prospect-Karim Spur in 8th.

Win Parlay--Arrow Abbey in 1st; Noble Bell in 3rd Place Parlay- -Fairheir in 2nd; Third Down in 5th. Kerkorian Quits Colts BALTIMORE, Md. -Veteran quarterback Gary Kerkorian and rookie guard Pal Del Vacario Wedensday quit the Baltimore Colts. Del Mar Handicap By ROY BETZ Thursday, August 9-13th Day of 40-Day Meeting. Weather Clear, Track Fast.

First Post 2:15 P. M. LISTED IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE FIRST RACE FURLONGS. 2 YR. MAIDENS.

CLAIMING. PURSE $2,200. PP Horse Jockey Wt. Arrow Abbey (Longden 115 Lighthouse Bob (Lewis) 118 Pensamiento (Neves) 115 Bisbee Belle (D. Richardson) 115 Audrey M.P.

(Sherman) x110 Little Pest (Maese) 115 Cureme Quick Phillippi). 115 Brookside (Trejos) 118 Miss Legrow (Maese) 115 15 Sunny Naila Dominguez) 115 My Reverie (York) 115 Free Life (Smith) 115 Inyo (Pulldo) 118 Smartmiss (Harmatz) 115 Re- Armed Kid (Guiney) 118 Hemet Valley (Moreno) 118 LONGSHOT-BROOKSIDE. SECOND RACE- I MILE. 3 YR. UP 00 Wilsome (York) 122 Fairheir Maese) 115 00 Kevin S.

(Trejos) 115 Super Heels Maese) 115 Fire Happened (Trejos) 115 Eastern Seer (Taniguchi) 115 Solid Touch Mundort) 115 Fleet Trip (Peterson; 115 Gypsy Lingo (Harmatz) 110 Top Scene (Supiran) x110 Coverage (Lasswell) 122 Super Market Miller) 115 H00 Good Cocaine Word (D. (Powell) Richardson) 115 110 LONGSHOT- SOLID TOUCH. THIRD MILES. 3 YR. Noble Bell (Maese) 119: 6 Forelock (Pulido) 122 Mr.

Bluebird (Neves) 122 Breeze By (Longden) 114 Seamus (Lewis) 122 Polo (Lumm) 119 Miss Solaci Mello) 110 LONGSHOT- -POLO. FOURTH RACE- FURLONGS. $2,800. Bird Dog (York) Sointense (Harmatz) 114 Hidden Lass (Pulido) 111 0010 Honest Choose Up Abbey (Neves) (Maese) 114 117 Last Row (Powell) 112 10 Re Armed Jon (Longden) 117 NO Bandito Caligree (Trejos) (Moreno) 117 109 LONGSHOT- ROW. FIFTH RACI FURLONGS.

3 YR. ING. PURSE $2,800. 1 Ara Khal (Pulido) 117 Third Down (Trejos) 109 10 Stepping Jan (Moreno) 112 Sweet Susie (Neves) 112 01- Bug's Ear 112 00 Carol Abbey 109 Fuddy's Baby (Supiran) x107 Rosma (York) 112 gl Open Mind (Harmatz) 106 BABY. SIXTH RACE-6 FURLONGS.

3 VR. SHORE EXCHANGE Thank You Maim (Taniguchi) 113 5 Feature Time (York) 111 Greedy (Longden) 113 Bossy Baby (Neves) 113 1000 Idle Arms (Lewis: 111 Scrappy Darlin (Mundorf). 116 SCRAPPY DARLIN. SEVENTH RACE FURLONGS. 3 VALLEY PURSE $1.000.

Wine Bolt (Longden) 114 Geseticulator (Pulldo) 116 Spike (Lasswell). 114 00 Grey Tower York) 122 0 Fault Free (Neves) 114 -100 Dawn Mighty Lark King (Powell) (Maese) 116 119 Mel Leavitt (Lewis) 114 Naligar (Harmatz) 116 -DAWN LARK. EIGHTH RACE MILES. 3 YR. cal Lookout Point (Taniguchi).

117 Sweet As Pie (Longden) 109 00 So Valiant 117 Karim Spur York) 117 Up North (Lewis) Cr Puritan Girl (Moreno) 112 a- Bernstar (Harmatz) 112 00 Dream Dancer (Cruzat) 114 Apprentice allowance clalmed. Del Mar Consensus BETZ(31) MASON (29) I TERRY (30) HOLLY (37.) CONSNS'S (38) Arrow LighthseBob Abbey LighthseBob Pensamiento Arrow LighthseBob Abbey Arrow Pensamiento Abbey Arrow Pensamiento Abby (15) (7) Pensamiento Arrow Abbey MissLegrow Lighthse Bob Lighthse Bob (7) 2 Fairheir Wilsome Kevins. EasternSeer Wilsome KelvinS. Wilsome Kelvins. Kevins, Wilsome (9) (11) KevinS.

Wilsome Fairheir Fairheir EasternSeer (6) 3 Noble Forelock Bell Mr. NobleBell Bluebird NobleBell Bluebird Mr. Noble Bell Bluebird Mr. Noble Bell Bluebird (12) (11) Mr. Bluebird BreezeBy Seamus Seamus Forelock (2) 4 Bird Sointense Dog Bird Sointense Dog BirdDog Sointense Bird Sointense Dog Bird Sointense Dog (12) (12) HiddenLass ChooseUp HiddenLass Choose Up HiddenLass (2) 5 Third AraKhal SteppingJan Down Ara SweetSusie SteppingJan Khal Ara Stepping SweetSusie Khal Jan Ara Carol Khal Abbey Ara CarolAbbey Khal (14) Rosma SteppingJan(4) 6 Greed Feature ThankYuM' Answer Time I Bossy Scrapy Baby Answer Darlin Bossy Scrapy Feature Baby Darlin Time Greed Feature Answer Time Featre Scrapy reTime Darlin(5) (12) Greed Bossy Baby Bossy Baby (5) 7 Wine Spike Gesticulator Bolt Grey Wine Spike: Bolt Tower Wine Spike Gesticulator Bolt Spike Mighty WineBolt King Spike WineBolt (9) Gesticulator(3) (16) Lookout Point Lobkout Point Sweet SweetAsPie Sweet Pie (12) 8 So Sweet Valiant SweetAs UpNorth Pie UpNorth LookoutPoint So KarimSpur Valiant LookoutPt KarimSpur (2) (10) Del Mar Results FIRST furlongs: Al's Fault, Longden $3.30 $2.60 $2.40 Miss Georgie, Powell 9.80 6.20 Northridge, Scheth 4.60 Time Scratched Shena, Lark's Lullaby, Wennylin, Leona Valley, Reasonable, 14.60 6.50 4.70 SECOND RACE-1 miles: Harass, Craswell 6.10 4.10 Scollay Square, Lewis 3.70 Time- 1:44 Scratched- -Keep Ringing.

DAILY DOUBLE paid $36.50 THIRD RACE-6 furlongs: Best Speed. Maese 8.60 4.10 3.60| Sweet Tidings, Lewis 3.00 2.80 Floradee, Moreno 13.70 Time 1:11 ecratched' Jermyn Street, Andy Best Regards, Avalon Bay. FOURTH RACE-6 furlongs: Burgundy Belle, Powell 36.00. 15.60 7.80 Heather Hawk, 5.70 4,00 Good' Ruling, Harmatz 4.10 Time 1:11 Scratened Karim Scarim. No Re-Marks, Irish Claim, Mr.

Bazooka. FIFTH RACE-1 miles: Flaggs Boy, Harmtz 33.50 6.90 4.40 Kool Kid, Longden 2.90 2.50 Hungry Run, York 4.10 Time- No scratches. SIXTH RACE-6 furlongs: Hans Sachs, Longden 5.00 3.50 2.70 Near Dark, 3.50 3.20 Brown Wins TV Bout With First-Round KO CHICAGO (U.P) Toothpick Brown finished L. Morgan with one punch, a left hook to the jaw, Wednesday night to win the weekly television fight with a knockout at 1:54 of the first round. The finish came when Morgan began to move away speedily from a corner.

Brown followed quickly, brought Morgan's guard down with a right to the body and sent him sprawling with the left. -GOLF. DRIVING RANGE 2300 REDONDO AVE. Everything for the Golfer GA 7-9187 THOROUGHBRED RACING AT DEL MAR NOW DAILY except Sunday Follow the gay crowd to easyto-reach Del Mar for our 17th Season of great racing! For reservations, call: LOrain 9-4007. Del Mar Special Greyhound Bus Service Daily Direct URF CLUB to trie track.

Information TRinity 9781 Suhare the Turf the Surf. Special Santo Fe Trains BEAN TOWN JUMPS BOSTON (U.P.) The headline over the lead story of the Boston Globe Wenesday said: Bring the wife Family night tonight at Fenway Park Special added attraction: Ted- Just fined $5,000." when the sensational boxing things were brought out in Babe McCoy was charged didn't belong to him back in practice of using. "front" manRudolph the asserted over the old athletic were very familiar. caused a lot of excitement, but got no action maybe Jim Cox was then a young because. low just out of college who hadn't yet been appointed to make a probe.

ACTUALLY, THE whole thing, started when Frank Sinatra tried to buck the Olympic's monopoly by staging a pretty fair scrap at old Gilmore Stadium between Jersey Joe Walcott and Joey Maxim, both later to become champions of the world in their respective weight classes. At every turn, Frankie was thwarted by the vigorous tenacles of the Olympic. So I went to bat for the guy, and it was then we aired most of the current charges against the current charges against McCoy and Eaton. For instance, there was a fighter named Fitzie Fitzpatrick around at the time, who was pretty hot stuff. Mr.

Fitzpatrick was suspected of being a housefighter belonging to matchmaker McCoy- a highly-illegal arrangement. By a strange coincidence, Fitzie's "front" manager turned out to be none other than Sparky Rudolph, the latter turning out to be none other than Babe McCoy's cousin. I also brought up Babe's police record, and in defense of the man, say he was never convicted on any charge. Actually, since the bitter moments of '47, have found McCoy to. be a witty, charming man extremely entertaining.

But nine years ago, I aired the fact that Babe had jumped bail on a matter of a very warm automobile in Brooklyn, and 'headed West. I even had the newspaper clipping and photostatic copy of the police blotter report. WEDNESDAY, I note the Governor's report made a big thing of this matter, though I've been in possession of the evidence for nearly a decade. Willie Ritchie used to tell me he'd get calls at all hours, from people attempting to pull a "Gas Lights" bit on him, and drive him a bit rocky. Ritchie confided that these calls, might have been coming from his old buddies lat the Olympic.

This was never proven, however. Speaking of calls, I think I wrote here once about one I got during those hectic days of 1947 when I was playing the Jim Cox of radio. About three in the morning the phone rang, and some bird with a Humphrey Bogart voice on the other end hissed: "Better wise up, Kelley, and lay off the Olympic." That' was all no death threats, or anything. It was an obvious and amateurish attempt by someone to scare me. Come to think of it, I believe it did.

A STARS OF TOMORROW Plaza is staged an 11-run uprising in the sixth inning, sparked by Syd singles, to knock off West Lakewood, 18-5, Wednesday and advance to the finals of the double-elimination Little League playoffs against Long Beach p.m. on the Long Beach diamond. Long Beach is unbeaten and Plaza has lost one game. If Plaza wins today the two teams will clash Saturday on the same field at 2 p.m. for the title.

Plaza 402 10(11) --18 West Lakewood 010. 5 3 Linck and Martin; Raymond Brahstien (6) and Morrisette. 2nd. Catholic Boys League st. Arthony Bernard 051 030 110 130 Farmer, Itzani and Crawford; Price, Williams and WAliams.

Price (4). Police League City Employees 301 564- 21 9 Lakewood Optimist 000 9004 Sisk, Berryhill Sisk (4) and Rhoades; Morefoot and Bugbee. HRBugbee, (L), Hall (C.E. Cook (C.E.). Rotary League Shamrock Drilling 584 120 1-21 16 2 Construction 000 233 0 8 5 8 Gutierrez.

Legaspi (5) and Gaitin; Richardson. Coursey Gaynor (6) and McLyman, HR- -Gutierrez, Gaitin, Legaspi. Lakewood 150 070 Nutrilite 000 200 Stenger. Suites' land Steven, Skaggs Hollowell, Carleton (5) and Doty. Jr.

Lifeguards 351 41-14 reeway Trailers 002 3 Costello Cole (5) and Vance: Milton, Hullsy (2) and Williams. HR- Bryson (J.L.) 1st (1 on) S. Lakewood Minors Tons 000 001-1 011 0x-3 Matson and Estep; Williams and Rand. (7-Up wins League title). Elks 888 Midget League Shelter Pelters 132 52-13 50 Ken Oilers 010 52 8 5 Kirchhefer, Van Diest (4) and Knight; R.

Blake, L. Blake (4) and L. Blake, R. Blake (4). Downtown Ex.

Club 261 01-10 I utheran Tigers 230 01- Richardson, and Mr Bee: Hundt, Higbee (4) and Anderson. Little Griebes 012 00- 3 3 VFW 812 17 Grich (2 Applebee and Grich, Baer (2); Taylor, Peon (4) Kolseheen. Paramount Stars 056 6 Woodles Brooks, LeFevre and Le Fevre, Trout (0); Bishop, Claude (3) and Krogfoss. Tigers 320 09--14 12 Lever's Wildcats 302 Otis, Stoddard Bey (4) and Burris; Bannister and Webb. Last Finish Comments Odds Best of poor lot.

5-2 Comes off a fair 3-1 Sure to improve. 4-1 Will force the pace. 6-1 Poor racea, good works. 8-1 Outside chance if 10-1 Even race at Making debut today. 15-1 Last no recommendation.

15-1 Better if scratches 20-1 Inside post no help. 20-1 Hadrian-Free 25-1 Figures among Trailed all the way. 30-1 Give him a pass. 30-1 AN races poor. 30-1 MAIDENS.

CLAIMING. PURSE $2,300. Scratched to try here. 2-1 Best a bold threat. 5-2 Figures only a jump away.

3-1 Demands strong 4-1 Good race at big odds. 6-1 Added distance should Look for 10-1 Last hardly true. Seldom finishes close. Not in present Appears weighted 20-1 Not likely to threaten. Has shown little 25-1 Give him pass.

25-1 UP. CLAIMING. PURSE $2,300. Hard to pick against him, 2-1 Drops down for this 5-2 Should hold the 3-1 Boy best Won last at good 6-1 Would require best race. 8-1 Failed to threaten 15-1 VR.

CALBREDS. CLAIMING. PURSE May hold a slight edge. 3-2 Best takes it all. 2-1 Comes off 8.

good win. 5-2 No surprise if wins. 4-1 Trying repeat win. 6-1 Willing but in tough. 8-1 Would have to improve.

Not likely CO threaten. Figures to quit. UP FILLIES AND MARES. CLAIM- Inside post only Dangerous as weighted. 5-2 May prove hard to 3-1 Stable.

switch may help. 6-1 Disappointment so far. 8-1 Tough one to 10-1 Can and must improve 10-1 Surprise 1 close. 15-1 May need racing. FILLIES.

ALLOWANCES. THE LA CLUB. PURSE $3,200. Holds a touch of Will try runaway race. 5-2 Dangerous 88 the favorite.

2-1 Fits well here. 1-1 Just beat easier. 6-1 Chance top to bottom. 8-1 YR. UP.

ALLOWANCES. THE APPLE Appears the most dependable. 7-5 PO Always tough to 5-2 Running best races now. 3-1 cue Best Lacks a bold old-time threat. form.

6-1 Missed easier chances. 8-1 Game but in tough. Not raced to Would have to surprise. 15-1 CLAIMING. PURSE $2,800.

May hoid a slight edge Running in tougn luck. Graduated last start. Dropped down a peg. Winner of last two Beat only one horse. Last best yet.

10-1 Last in last two starts. 20-1 Daily Del Mani Information MUtual 0111 Daily Scheduled Flights of (Special Rates. Call: OR 8-1918 8-1317 TH VI 9-1949 6-8641 Monday through Saturday POST TIME 2:15 P.M. Car illustrated above Chrysler New Yorker 4-Door Hardtop YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU buy a CHRYSLER ER in August! By trading for a new 1956 Chrysler right now you get only full-time power steering and airplane-type, V-8 the most for your old car and pay the lowest fall price engine. No wonder people are trading in other makes R.

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