The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 17

i fWdhm -w IV Harry Kelley Checks Browns 4 To Chick-Pel Opener Rained Out The Commercial Appeal Racing Chart Picnic Too Rough For Shakespeare Former Chick Wins With Six-Hit Game peters Bangs Homer Philadelphia Athletics Triumph Behind Fine Performance of 32-Year-Old Rookie Righthander Stars at Bat for Winners By The Amclitid Prm PHILADELPHIA April Harry Kelley 32-year-old rookie righthanded hurler who came up via the Atlanta Crackers and a former Memphis Chick moundsman yielded only hits today as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the SL Louis Browns 4 to 2 Kelley pitched smartly alio New Orleans Pitchers Welcome Delay in Series CHICKS ARE SEVENTH Banning Farrell and Duke Feared By Pelicana Touch-atone Expected to Oppose Wetherell in Second Game racial la Tbe coMowrclal Appeal 'NEW ORLEANS April 28-Despite the fact that the turnstiles weren't clicking today at Helnmann Park tha Pelicans probably welcomed tho rain which washed out their series opener with the Memphis Chlcka Ths downpour gave their fatigued pitching staff another day of very much needed rest Tomorrow at 8:30 o'clock tho Pel-Irana and Chicks are scheduled to play what would have been tho second gamo of their oerlca The rained out contest will be accounted for later In the season Ae Chick Autry and Rob Dowle co-pilots in Larry Gilbert's absence had planned today young Bill Zuhcr who poaaeiMS a very speedy fast ball Trill face the Chickauwa Freddy Hofmann chief of tho Memphia clan Is expected to call upon Lynn Nelson a very good right-hander to do the pitching for the visitors thicks Arc Seventh Although te Chicks are struggling slang in seventh pises In ths Southern Association race they have good scrappy ball club and hustling manager In Hofmann tho successor of tho popular Prothro who left town Sunday night with hia Little Rock Travel- The fact that the Chicks have loot three-fourths of their games hasn't kept Benning and Kirby Farrell a couple of Infieldere from making a hot pace for Individual batting honors in tho league Banning is hitting at a 474 clip and Ferrell batting 440 la standing off all aapiranUi for fourth position Willie Duke the ChlcksT hardhitting outfielder who rams off with a mark of 315 In 1938 is tied for tho leaguo homo run leadership with three circuit blowa Fane will get to see old Clay Touchutone whoso curve balls brought him 22 victories last lea-1 Thursday when Del Wetherell ie scheduled to pitch for the Birds HLE RELEASED FOR ARKANSAS LOOP Six Teams to Compete for Championship Tennessee Coach Paints Gloomy Picture of Grid Team BUILDING FOR FUTURE Lack of Experience Expected to be Handicap Too Hugo to Overcome in One Speaks at Claridge BY DAVID BLOOM Optimistic Tennessee alumni accustomed to football victories engineered by MaJ Bob Neyiand were inclined to be slightly skeptical laat night when the coach told them: prospect are terrible at Tennessee Nothing I can say could paint the picture aa gloomy it is" The major however waa in deadly earnest in his speech to nearly 200 Memphis alumni and followers at their annual banquet at the Hotel Claridge He doesn't set publicly or how Tenneaaee will win even one of their South' eastern Conference football gamea and points out that lack of experience will be the big handicap that the Vola must overcome Three Major Goals "Wo have plenty of problems" ha said is like war Three things are essential technique condition and morale We're trying to build ail three I hope well have a great team but I don't sea how it is possible next year" In Informal talk around the banquet board ha pointed to more specific evidences of weakness dependence on sophomores to fill the important center job: the transfer of three halfbacks Phil Dickens Woodrow Derryberry and Epperson to the important quarterback position where thers are no experienced men: the shortage of ends with experience and the general lack of veterans "You know" said the major "after a year's absence I had to find out about my men nil over again knew the seniors but I had to learn about the othera in spring practice I learned a great deal am I this fall XU have to apply that knowledge something I would have ordinarily done in the spring" Pralnes Anderson the way I want to any something about this Harry Anderson Memphia sent Tennessee a great athlete Not only was ha the captain and star of the championship basketball team but he haa been breaking nil kinds of track records aa well Along with that he's one of the most popular men ever to go to Tenneaaee and a real scholar" Major Neyiand will be In Mem' phis through tomorrow He said he intends making frequent viaita to the city CY BLAMTON SHELLED AS PHILLIES TRIUMPH Pound Four Hurlers in Victory 9 to 7 PITTSBURGH April The Phillies opening their initial western trip shelled Cy Blanton from the mound in the fourth inning today and pounded thro other pitchers freely to defeat the Pirates 9 to 7 The veteran Tom Zachary storied for the Phillies but failed to lilt PHILADELPHIA I FlTTBBIfROH brhoa1 Rbr flrinma ef 5 0 0 5 1' Jensen If 5 0 11 Wnlkini If 4 0 1 4 0 Schulte ef 5 1 5 0 JM'ra rf 5 I I 1 A rf 0 1 A C'mllll lb 4 I I aH'fey rl-cf 4 1 A 1 H'ln 3b-Sb 5 1113 V'altan aa 5 1 14 orris 115 1 1' Bute lb 4 1 AIA Wilson 4 1 a 4 lb 111 Gomes lb 1 6 5 a Hi Young lb Vergsa 3b I 5 1 1 11 Todd Zachary I 0 0 O' Blanton KM'ra i 5 A 0 Ai Bush Jobaao 1 5 0 0 Brawu Total 40 1 IT IT Tl Total 40 Ml IT 10 Philadelphia FltLburah Summary: Errors WatklnaJ Moon Hafey Rune bnlted Norris Jtnaeu Hnfey RiineJ aiid Lavnxetto 4 Young 1 Wckkhat Noirtv Wilson Eaehnry 1 Hnalln Two-bnmjrtti Norris Zachary Verges Lavagetlo Young Three-baa Youn geltull Home run Double Young to Vaughan to Buhr Lett oa bae-Zachanr a Blanton 1 Brawn 1 Btrurk nut 1 ry 1 Blanton 1 Blanton 0 In 11-E Huai 4 tn 1 Brawn In 4 1-1 Zachary I 5 1-E Moon 1 In 1-1 Johnaoa 1 1 1-3 Winning Johnsna Losing Brown' tjmplre-: Moran llagar-urth and Quigley Tim SHELBY POSTPONES HORSE PONY SHOW Special to The Commercial Appeal SHELBY Miss April 28-Hevy rains bofors daybreak caused postponement of the 8hclby horse and pony show originally scheduled for today until tomorrow Two hundred horse and ponies are registered entries and all are on the grounds Fifty more are expected before the opening at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon The night program will begin at 7:30 and last until 11 At that time a dance will be held CONSENSUS Conyriakt IM bv L'ntvtnnl IrrvK AT JAMAICA 1-Out of Sir Hvp Hl-tod She Knaera Jnrk Snip Prsllv Buev i Wlanntsss Tm la Go Capmm Jmka Kn Mnsat Cm Juknisr Flaming a Jfidwl Bright rhnnr O-Machoi Gunwnl naked Qun Beal HH-FIvmg Gvpay Long Shut Eliardna AT CHURCHILL DOWNS Msrrv Pc gv Mlndnln Turning Alnnn Alrfnrcs Belgian Boy Lunsford For Jtomnne Smaran Kl 4- I Jill Emgavsa PnMI Pinnetnid Sow In Likcwuw Cherry Tim Whlakmn suadn Ynntln T-Rpqld Pill Au Brooms Pat GHni todv UHM Scat Whlakum Lung Shut Bow la AT PIMLICO lories sonny Jnr Pnsg Rv Sami OusrsaU Five O'ekirk McKig- 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and up claiming tbn-suartra ot mil Scout On 1300 110 Old Irandd iPrin) 5U 4M Blnrk Scout (Dfthaool I 4 1:141 Tim 1-5 Sllviry Cloud Blakccn Grac 'Bunting Ctrcloa Knight ivilna Mdtl Longford Flild SECOND 11000 yaar-olda and up Umr-quarian ot mil Sunned (Fauall 17M TOO IIP In Front (C H'ford) llM 00 War Saint (Dabsun) OM Tim 1:13 S-5 (Naria Bom Good Faka Cruising Walrrael Stmaplinrv Brrnnaa and fjacovta alao ton Field THIRD 1000 1-year-old fllllrs hr -quart rr of a mil Ampamnd (Morrill) 50 10 130 Sweat A Sugar (R'rda) 1(0 130 Blua Aik (C H'ford) 530 Tlmri 1:13 4-5 Spnllsrdnah Swill Qimsu Kajlward Gay Brld and Caraal-nowo alao ran FOURTH 13500 added Aberdeen Rtakte a-yenr-oids four and nnt-hall furinags Ooldry III lM IM 11 Manatrila (Palrral 500 130 blrrmprasriM I Fallon) 33M Time 54 Sun Mira bony Balks and 'Km alau ran Brand Ripple nlaa ran VandarblR miry A FIFTH 51000 I'-rrar-nM np claiming on alia and To yard Honpn (Ran lie) 1040 430 Chirac (Palm) 140 Masked Gal (Hebert) Tun 1:45 Cinprn Gay Edward a MaM and Jnn aim ran SIXTH 1 (105 l-erar-nMa up claiming on mil and to yarda Manager Bill (S mrt 15M lM Exogxcratlim (Leblanc) 140 and 1 to MI lM Syl- and 5 to 5-10 5TU Dutch Unci (Peters) Tim Klndarorn tight Brook ChutltMand MlatrGandcr also rah 4-yrar-nld end up claim laq ooc and threa-qwenia Patient Saint (Prim) 1450 5 4(1 5M Mid Frump (I'kamar) 470 100 Annlmasslc (Da boon I 400 Tim 1-01 1-5 Candle Fly FDgarly MIm Brill Wishing star Damon and Fnacadtr also ran 51000 PlmSra Katrir FIRST Puna MOO rida maidens dM furionr rompott aTItanlcal Iwo-ytar- ga lid Exhort lid Baran lid Zchar 111 MIm Mllllctnt 111 Over Pixy 113 Bonny Jut 111 Romney Royal 111 cWulfsiaa III 111 111 III 11 II 11 111 nOtul Pom Rm By cGnldrn Era BanjorIM Xnr cRcgal IJIy 'Daria Mr Camnbril Miry -fn-' JHr- and Mrs Jalfnrda cnlry SECOND Puna 51000 alMplf rhaor cmiminc four-ycar-olda and up two rail xnxDepnrt Stir Snnll Quaranll xxPltln Paggy Hetman cMcKInlry xxxVnuxlol xxVklnry Fill xxrMacrangM 140 xxAxaran 141 Oceuquan 141 xPnrpk Dust IM xPhppyman 14! xxMld Valley 13d Hours End 111 Jolla NIcM 130 a Five O'clock 140 aDundrillin Skinner Brad n(ry Hra Baaril Mr BnmcrvllM entry Dm lb 10 IM claimed fnr rider THIRD Pun 11005 (brac- and up milt rhulr light Spriu 111 Hnmc Lon 1)5 Tool Box 111 Twlra nt Trumnery KS Rllli 113 Calm Ira 104 Follow On ill FOURTH run 1000 It furlongs two-yMr-olda Gold Bund lid Somali 114 Happy Rond 110 Frascati 111 Hsixo'e Maid 111 UallmiUtd 111 Clarion Call 111 FIFTH Pun 11000 ihm-year-rida and un la mil rhulr The Bailiff US Sailor Rrwara 111 Kuo y-holrn 11S win Slater toS Our TIm ins Knight Warrior tol Enthuriaaia ill Iwaal) buckler 107 Iriah Ted 103 SIXTH Pun 51300 three-year-olds and up i l-ll mllra KBraktn Tip 111 Mnrphiek 111 rt Thom IM gPcndvmtun llfl luma in anm Mlnairri ill flrrrnlrra SUM entry 'SEVENTH ACE-Fun 5000 la Inin thrre-ytar-old snd up mix chuir Mrmnrabla 114 Jilted 111 104 Brandy Fill I OS 104 KnrlM tol 104 Night Court 103 114 Prinr Pumpkin UO 105 FtoecIMa 00 1(13 (I racial 114 111 axAga Kav 100 114 xDlalractlng 110 Chrtatmai rmnrabla gWrackUM Tugboat Doclora Gilt Tall II "Tap Shell Hialua aRough Party Bra 5 Harrison Jr antra EIGHTH Pur (MM claiming fmir-yrar-rtd aod un mil and El yarda Fluffy 1 1S Sun Way 11 Rrfiimcfkm Tack Helen Rab xlnfrmn tod American Hell Hara Apathy Mars Ill IIMI Aren 111 Black Ribbon 113 xTlempn 10S aTIchl Wad 111 Italian Harry tod Mara's May 111 ax Night Rxy 10S axSIlrat Don Mr try Apprmtlc kDnwanc elilmed Clear and fast Lined Pori pm (F5T) Walla as Helen Jacobs Wins BUDAPEST April Helen Jacobs American tennis title holder defeated Miss Baumgarten 8-2 8-8 In the second round of the Hungarian championships today Farrell soys the line-up will be Brevity tbe Milky Way entry and the Bradley entry He can't see Grand Slam even if the track is low 0 Miller who was one of the few Memphians st Louisville last year to pick Omaha the winner regards Brevity as an ironclad cinch on a fast track but will switch his money to Grand Slam if it's muddy Ha likes Indian Broom for second place and Teufel or Granville for third Chancellor Postpones Final Hearing on Injunction CLOSED SEASON IS SOUGHT Commission Haa Ordered No Taking of Crappie From March 15 to May Attorney! Agree By Thi AmocUIc4 Ptvm LITTLE ROCK April Pot-poning indrfinitrly final hosrlng on nn injunction suit attacking validity of nn Arkunana gnmo and fih commission rrguUtion cloning tho Mason of crappie Chancellor Frank 11 Dodge removed today likelihood that taking of the gnme fUh will be stopped thi year The indefinite pontponement waa ordered following an agreement between attnrneya for the plaintiffs Raymond Harris and Louis Frits of Crittenden County and the Arkan aa cnmmlaiinn It left in effect a temporary in' Junction again! enforcement of the cloned eaon regulation by which the commiuion nought to ban taking of crappie between March 19 and May 15 Bana are the only fish proterli at present by such regulation in Arkansas Not affected by the postponement wa the new bag limit on rrappie and other game fish invoked by the commtsaion at the same tima tbs closed neannn order waa inaued Chancellor Dodge previously modified his temporary injunction to uphold the bag limit restricting on day's take to 10 fish The Crittenden fishermen alleged that Act 323 of 1035 empowering tho game and fish commiuion to luiia regulation a it saw fit waa unconstitutional A case similar in some respect baaed on the commiuion' regulstiona governing deer hunting is pending now in the state supreme court Rules and Changes Will Be Discussed A rourse In aoftbal! will open Monday night under ths tutelage of Marion Hals Recreation Department athletic director at tha Fair Grounds Plsyerx managers and umpires as well as the public are Invited to attend AU rule of tbo game along with changes made last year by the Amateur Softball Association of America wiU bo discussed At the conclusiqn of tho leosonx which will last about four days an examination will be given for umpires and those with the best grades will officials in contests this summer Players with teams will not bo permitted to umpire this year The rotters and contracts must be filed with Hale by Monday Those desiring information on leagues call 7-1727 BALTIMORE April Pimlico's spring rscing sraxon will open tomorrow with Matt Daiger secretory of the Maryland Jockey Club expressing confidence it will be beet we have ever had yet" The historic Preaknesa the mile and three-sixteenths classic for three-yenr-old on May 18 will climax 16 days of the sport at tho old Hilltop In between will be any number of stakes and handicapa Daily thera will be a steeplechase a turf feature for which Pimlico has become famous Features during the last week of tho meeting will include the Edgar Allen Poe Handicap on May 12 and tho Fort McHenry on May 14 both new races Saturday will provide in features the four and a half furlong Pimlico Nursery and tha six furlong Baltimore Spring Handicap Both carry 82500 added money Loot year Grand Slam Bomsr stable's prime derby hope won the Nursery MRS PRESCOTT IN FRONT Women's Weekly Handicap Meet at Riverside Carding Mr5 Carey Prescott won the women's weekly handicap tournament yesterday at the Riverside course Mrs Dick McCarter was second with Mrs Emmett Armour qualified for the Rubinoff trophy with a card of 80-8-74 Mr5 Irwin won the low putts with 28 a TO PRACTICE Woodmen of the World baseball club will practice at 5 o'clock this afternoon on the Hodges Field diamond Pat McCormick always around when a big sports event la popping likes Bien Joli Coldstream and Tbe Fighter Bell Is sticking with Bradley AI Baumbcrger like Grand Slam The Elks train will leave tomorrow night It will bo packed to capacity close to 150 being scheduled for the trip Thie is ths largesU crowd ever to make ths derby trip via special train -EARLY MAXWELL NOTRE DAME April (INS) Bill Rhakeopesrs loft halfback played three years of vanity football for Notre Dame without once taking a timeout He la on crutches today suffering from sn Injury received at a picnic At picnie attended by students from nearby 8t Mary's Collrga for Women and Notre Dams students Bill and soma other Irish footballers were demonstrating pome of tbs intricacies of tho game Shakegpeare survivor of three 'autumnal campaigns stepped IA chuck hole and suffered never ly wrenched leg Ha will not bo able to walk for weeks UTTLE ROCK CHAMPS Softball Scries Planned Here in June BY EARLY MAXWELL Tha CnmnwWal Appeals Sport Writer LITTLE ROCK April 28-Mem-phia pnd Little Rock softball champion will clah In an Inter-city aeries for tha first time lata in June with Memphis a the scene of ths opening' contests Tentative arrangements were mads today and only the exact dates remain to be set for meet ing of Coca-Cola Bottlers of Memphis The Commercial Appeal title-holders who also hold the Tennessee state crown and Bummerfield Dairy Little Rock and Arkansas stats champions Both teams competed In the world championships at Chicago laat year Memphis under the banner of the Engineer wae eliminated in the opening round while Sum merfiold under the name of Atlas Insurance won two gamea Jim Banks is manager of tho 8ummerfleld team Tha Memphis contests In Juns will bo one of the features of Tho Commercial Appeal amateur sports program Banks will also make a bid for tbo appearanre of the world champion Crimson Tobaccos of Toledo for Sunday May IS Tha Toledo outfit le available for games In the Memphia territory May 14 15 16 17 18 19 Chatls nooga is another city that hopes to have the titleholdera Plana are under way for Billy Hughes and Cecil lfeta The Com merclal Appeal public parks tennis champions lo appear In six Arkan ass citlea during July Tl Citywide Doubles Event Starts at Ploy will begin tonight In the so nual city-wide handball doubles tournament over I courts with ths field wide open Lack ot an outstanding fsvorits In ths meet assures doss and interesting competition The matches tonight: Jefferson and 8wan (Y) va Leman and Kanerech (DeVoy) Baker and Crane Y) vs Galloway and Gerber (DeVoy) McWsters and Pigus (Y) V5 Angel and Bilder (DeVoy) and Grtiner (DeVoy) vs Page and Wiggins (Y) Quarter-finals will be played tomorrow night with tho semi-finals Friday night and the champion-hip affair Saturday afternoon RED SOX BOLSTER F( Memphis Red Sox negro baseball club will bolster their roster this week before they go into a series with ths California All-Stars Saturday and Sunday at Martin Park The Red Sox are seeking a first baseman outfielder nnd two hur-Ion Club officials left last night for Birmingham in hopes of sign ing these playera A single gamo is carded Saturday with a double bill Sunday section wiU bo reserved for whits patrons SEWANEE MAY QUIT GRID Regents to DiaruM Abolition Football May 8 SEWANEE April (AP) Vice Ci'snrrllor Finney said today the future statue of football st Sewanee would bo decided here May at special meeting of tho boit'd of regents The fcosrd Finney said would act requcits mod by the ath letio board" regarding disposition of the lontbal! problem at Sewanee The athletic board has asked the regents cither to authorise Rid in into form ot another to develop better teems the or to abolish the sport altogether Nsay sad varied reflag teadlUsas la varies saris ot the Mi ora doe troaMes ef the Bestaak I he eat herewith thaws Kssm A ssw Without righted In how use of taken Treatment over rectal Aneodited Piles or copy reference dally 9 Agandalrd IT Reatb Plea Dtneaso unrianfond under nnU'MIlL DOWN HFMXT4 FIRST TOO fmir-year-oMi and up rlaimlnf as and a half fur knaps: Chauvenet James 4140 15 IM Yankee Waters iSleveaeon) T50 SM Die Hard (H Fisher I 10 Time 1:12 Shining Jewel fKIn Ctrers fSaxova Robert Captnliet Ryrdiae Santenia fHuur Lady Foolhardy alee ran (Field SECOND ITOO nuidsa Iwo-yoar-ds bar and a halt fur longs aFnnllsh Moment tC Bteveneuat 450 lno IN Cheaaull Kl Fowterl EM IN cBmwn Pradlgy Brsaswrl tN Time 0:51 3-5 Fpltnme eVUIera Hurt Par aOffcnder Kermay MIm Boa me (M Julian Rhlals alon ran a Is Inna ptabl entry eValdla Farm tSiRD 5TOO fnnr-yearold and up ctetmlag am and bal ibrlnaM: re bus Arrarnl EM 530 IN Ore Agnes iO South! 5 00 44U Squall (M I- Faltoat Time Kathryn Wattle fFrlaet Dean Babewm fBuffouaery Sravrn Witch Urania Black River Synopsis also ran fFtetd FOURTH STOO four-ymr-otds and up claiming ala and a ball turlnn: Suranuf iW IK WnaMC 1400 EJO 400 MIm gaxna (Kurtnlagerl EtO 1 Cant llenry I A Robertson! 5 40 time 1:10 4-E mom fWnrrinr Blsve npanlsb JtedJtltf RtHnnda fCarneltaa Contri aim run IMUrTH ITOO two-year -olds rlalmtnc four and half RjrUm: High Polish tL Bust llM 100 Josh IJ Mayer) 1EM 5 40 firm Flood (A Robertson) EM Tlmi 0:54 a-E Vlmoeh tlvalds Howard l-urky Color alsn ran SIXTH 11500 Ihree-yrar-olds Uowaaer "no mile: tMd I Kurt Singer I 1EM TOO EM Han real (A- Ronartaon) a Forest Play algo ran Brnnar stable entry BHVKNTH SI furtonga year-otda and up claiming 1M JJ aJ-J2 3'lW tbrse- Gr'nsp'g lad Kelwyn IH Bensyl Cnmsaaaa Chine' Fmpevm Ony Ruhble City Bllcker mprtu Lradm ArtielenUo ran EIGHTH Mil nndon-ltoeotbi three-year-old and up claiming 1010 100 WMskarlta (M- Calrart) 4 jjJ me 3-E Tvrpon Jsmln Dear Chalk'Ey Apple Time Broadway tod also ran Cfcarrkl Dowaa FatrVv FIRST tTnO cialmlng two-year- oM four and one-halt furteo1- Mindalo 1 Ttweenj AffikU 110 nV Bomiy IS- IHCCOND 5TAA maldentbr- vear-olit sad bTop Tan Anklstg Air Fore Blue Gauntlet Peggy Torah Baidogn Kaho Aina" xThiklle Dina Mr Marvel up alx furtonga chute 110 nFoyot 1 1A Bell 11A 110 1A5 ino its inn ins no 105 ill elglAU Boy 11A nljceorau 115 xlmdy Comrade 1A5 aStop Renul 11A xCnrartna Wei ins Ae You 115 bZsar 105 Bonals Lnla 110 say Murray iy Mi aGoosa and Marach entry bO Woodward miry THIRD ITOO 'Claiming vear-old 1 lUrlona ebute: Dainty Jeanne in xDulelmer xtodv Thirteen inn xMlaa Sotdsr HU ino ins 11 sSebule Mias lJkkl Lunsford xFor Romnnes xtodv confuctu ourdino xTix Payer Novell IM Top Ipli Someone 1A5 Somsone Els 11 Happy Rhlnotog llj 100 Neasua IM Royal Vlaen IM Onwemeta in ins xBartwra A IM 105 Tenaes 10 FOURTH 500 Perlett Plane In id in LI til Empress jng Wanda GaMa IM alHina Farm entry FIFTH ll-OMaHowanrs thraa-tar-otdx and us six furfimx rhute: Rollln Hnam IM Bow to Me IM Fast St rids in Crawnln tRory 114 xBlacfc Mln 104 xWatcreuro IM gsssai1 jij XTTt11 ACE 1 1 thrve- ear-old and us amtea furkmga ebuta: xYaatia 107 RTbukolo Ill aiMannera Mas IDT Ha Told 105 My Blau 111 axFIrat Entry 10T la rads HI aD Butler entry SEVENTH MM claiming year-old and ua oat "ad one-alxtaeath Whlti Ginger lit Pr War 111 Pat An Brooau 111 Pat II! Inscription HIT Repaid II! xMMc Vine 101 xJawap 107 EIGHTH RACE 700 claiming three-vaar-olrta and ua flllM and mart and nne-Mxtaenth mile: Entrra 103 xGIlnt to gLucv 107 Imdy Genie 111 xGea Get HIT xBallon Gift xEnola toT aGynsy Flam I A do rent Ire allowance claimed Lielcd Cloudy and fast aSolar Maid aVa' JAMAICA KEbl'TTS FIRST Puru (hrat-yrar-olde mil Joy Ride (I Hanford) 11-15 T-l T-10 Flying Centaur (Courci) 5-1 lrnnbound (Pasrumai R-l Time 1:11 3-E High Vote Blind Talk Gena Canach Money Muddle Falem Uganda Mlnatrtlay Ileal Duet aad Ptelro also ran SECOND RACE Puree 1000 four-yea r-nlda and up rlaimlng At mil Diablerie (Workman) T-5 -t 1 Wee Wink Gilbert) S-l 4 ft Red Bldg (R Ka finer I 1 Tint 1:11 1-5 Starry Night Creole Bird Arbitrary Stlekemup aAl Nelawn Player Molly Up And Up 'Rmigh Tlmbueton alao ran Gutb-Adrlana entry Gutta- THIRD Puru MM nlden three-ye r-o Ida anile Flying Mara il Hanford) Airy Going (Cnuccil Vewet ltaak (Knott) ii-i a-i s-a T-10 1 5-1 THa 1 :13 Ijii Hoofs Bmndwny Bill Fight Talk Isolator Match Play ilai ran FOURTH Paru 3000 Kr-nlds claiming an mil and TO Me NlgM Raven tad Myatle Flyer in -10 arda 1 lount Echo (I Anderaoa) 0-5 7 Tragedian (J Weatrape) 5-1 5-1 T-10 lay Do (I Hanford) 4-5 Bunanalr Bogcrtla Hymn Tlmcptsce Step Mtas and Pnrslty nlno ran FIFTH Purse 1900 msMtn two-yrnr-ol fluiss mil Juliet (Workman) 1-1 Out Out Siyltstle (Knott) 1-1 1 Hook It (J PoiUnl) 1' Tima 1:00 1-5 hBlark Witch Disown Fortuity and Hands Baby mm ran Ssga SUM snd Mrs entry SIXTH Purs MM fOur-ytar-olds and up etotmtn 114 mil Capt Jerry (1 Anderson) 1-1 X-l CUcntrll (D Pnllnid) 1-1 1 Mnraltat (S Cnucel) 1 Tim 1:54 Rnr Craft My Kentucky El Red and Xtpens also ran -e Janmlca Katriea FIRST RACE Fly furlnng claiming maidens twn-ycar-olda: aHI tod 111 xHypn 111 aCaleon 111 xG'trud Brawu 101 xOnt of Step 105 hLari Word bSlridar 113 Planetarium a Cndd cnlry Victor Amanurl miry SKCOND SI furtonga I rlaimlng three-yrar-oi(lc: Gay Mlnetls JM xSh Know Two Kdgcd 110 Pepper Patch ggKxeler IDS Berry Patch Ina Dear 105 Chiller xBpttlm Imag 111 axPrrity Busy Jack Sain 110 xCItpping Jan Val nf Tran 111 Vti Mr Jacobs cnlry THIRD RACK Mile and TO yaida 5000 dalmlns: IhrM-ycar-nlda: surprise this year when Brevity doesn't finish in the money" said Canale Ruler Picks Brevity George Hasxinger Elks exalted ruler picks Brevity Bien Joil snd Grand Slam in the order named with Brevity and Grand Siam reversing positions if ths track is muddy Guy Joyner likes Brevity The Fighter end Indian Broom Tho opinion of Moss one of leading sportsmen snd a close follower of the derby fnr many yeark is always worth while Moss is not picking second and third but he is certain about first is the ticket" declared the former exalted ruler who may miss the derby for the first tima in some years on account of Illness George Strirkfaden names Brevity Grsnvills and Grand 81am the way and was seldom in trouble The erstwhile Southern A uoc la-ton it nr had the aid of another recruit to brine the Mackmen in rout Peters Hita Homer Kunwll Peter did moro than hii urt in the victory imashing a ELcr in the fifth to tie the acorn 25 tanging a triple with two on in the fixih to win the game The Brown got one of their rum round trip wallop by Ika Sol-irn i the eighth Newsome scored from first base hard single to right in 2e fifth for one of the Athletics' Lome I PHILADELPHIA abrnoal ftbrhoa jell Finney lb 4 0 III 1 III Moms cf 4 1 a 0 IS II a 1 1 1 01 Jobnaoa If 4 0 4 W'' i p-miu rt a 1 0 0 3 1 I 0 Pours lb 4 1 a 5 5 1 5 h'aulfV 4 0 Mb' a I 0 I S'khm a i a i a a a a i Hay Kaluy ijjSo SST? 88 swr 0 a TUU 3'J Totals aoaaaiu 3uiud for Caray la ninth SSffii Knoll to ninth mom Runs bat-J" 5Sim a PoUrs a Hayos JTwo- i bSKEiK 5 earn onbnll-4f fnttoaloy Knott 1 off'KoUoy 4 atnick ifTnl' Knott bv Krlloy a HlU-Off Mjrtns In Inninxn off Knott ta bv Krlloy a linn off Knott a In a Quinn OnStir and McGowan 1:45 Late Chicago Bid Cut Short 11 to 8 BOSTON April 28 (INS)' Lefty Grove helped the Boston Red Sos to another victory' today by shutting off a Chicago Whits Sox rally in the eighth inning that left the visitor! behind an 11 to 8 count Homers by Jimmy Dykes and Mike Kreevlch gave the Chicagoans 3 to 2 advantage in the third hut the Red Sos came back with three themselves and then Jimmy Foxx got a homer in the fourth with two ae that sent the score up to 8 to Three more came in the sixth The White Sox notched one in the sixth and seventh and then got to Welch for three in the eighth be-iors Grove was called In ana stopped them without another hit CHICAGO I BOSTON brho' bbrh- a-eilff If 10 110 Cooke rf 4 1 1 0 iieb of 1 1 1 0 Cromer of 4 1 1 0 gw rf Sill Hi JUimoh I I a awurs 11 111 I Xtno lb 4 100 041111 Wrher Iblllll Mit a i i a 1 1 IMih lb a 1 1 0 a McNair 4 0 1 Fully 3b 1 0 1 1 0 Mrtllto a a 4 4 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 snteu' a a a i a whcs win 10 10 1 Pbolpo 1 0 1 0 hi Grow CMM 0 0 Ibl 0 0 0 ftumpf 1 i 1 0 01 w'itoo oi OUtubt 1 0 0 9 -I Wob 17 1 11 Ml Totolo ST 11 10 ST 14 fnr Pbelp lo pmnlhL hcJM la wttca for ChtllDl la tiihtli tRaitcd for WMhlngtoa la rigviti gjjw 010 dthth Ob 033 301 11 fcamiry: BcwrU AIcNmir Hum DykMp Rad 1 KrrevIcO Wrrbcr 3 Fariall Fosx Plat ICorriarv 3 Two-ban bin -w rCub Sewell Pass Piet Penvll Throe-Mi hit ilanuuh hJIor-MhBUPb Werbor Sewell Hone Kretvlrb Foxx Bxeee JU-Oft Welch 1 off Phelps 4 olt Slrat-JU 1 off Wltona off Tletjt 1 off Che vi ov umai Ae WII IWIJf I By Wekh by Grove MTIelJe 1 Hit by pitrlwr-By Phelp Double Piet to Bmoix Mellila to MeNbir to Piax S-un to Sewell to Buaurx McNxIr Welch II to Tl-S Sj LI" Poxx AppIMg ti "'-ori Slroitoa la 1 iffChelmi 1 Ja 1 off CW'Uob none xom Winning pi Lneinx Strnttofi Un LeftaP jr' lohnetoB and Oummeri un i 0 Bonton Ilk 10 BABA NOT RECOGNIZED 'Xor Over Shikat Not Regarded Champion in New York NEW YORK April Baba the fiery mouotachiod bii A urlti may rule the heavyweight some states but to the York State Athletic Cjmmis-he's Juxt another wrestler he rommiMion with solemn nod ogreement today declined to Wre the on bald despite his short onappy win JJ Dick Shikat in Detroit laat Th commission held that wres-i15 J011 in Michigan the hilled jjMhibitlono" that no mat are recognised there and decisions rendered JACKSON Heal) MAY GET MEET For itnneMe State keml-Pr Ruse ball Teurney JACKSON Tenn April The miiesie state semi-pro baseball 'mament the winner of which enter the national cham-h'p meet at Wichita Kan held in Jackson this year cm2! natlon1 semi-pro baseball of the national tournaments has offered the state meet which would w'd in July Hugh Harvey £Hry 0f the Chamber of Com- received' the invitation Alabama Netmen Win API-) htv tvtfy match the Univer KtL Alabama tennis team defeat-(stBJOry Vnlvsrslty 1-0 bars to Ruffing Allows Four Hits in Victory NEW YORK April (INS) Yankees shutout the Indians today 2 to a Charley Ruffing Yankee righthander gave up only four hita to nlno the Yanks made off Lloyd Brown Lou Gehrig'a third homer in the fifth settled the issue Ruffing retired the first 16 men to face him in order CLEVELAND I NEW YORK abrboa1 tbrhan B'b'ker H4II1I Him If a 1 4 0 Hushes Sb 4 0 I RalU lb 40111 Avenll ef ISI1 IiC'mwb el 4 0 1 SiffE 0 1 ib ansa rranky lb 3 Dick-r a 0 a 0 llalo Sb 10 0 1 lUueri lb 1 1 C'pbeH rf 1 0 0 1 OSeUirk rf toils Sullivan a 1 0 1 OiCiMetil ulSMI Brawn UMm a a i a Rutiias a 1 1 a Totals SO 4 14 lliTofata SI I I IT Baltod for Brown in ninth Cleveland OtiO 000 00-0 Now York 000 Oil 1 ummnry: Chapman Runs ballad Gehrig Chapman Two-haw bit I RUf ffme Hnmr run Uvhrlr rifle Hone atom Lnwri Douple Huehta (unanlnird) Knlch' orborker In Huaben tn Travky Hustwn In Knocktrborker to rooky CroMttl in Iai-eorl to Gekrl Struck By Ruffin I Left mi lain Cleveland Nnr Vnrk 1 :40 Umplm Hubbard 1 Dlnv-a and Hladebrand Wlnala Ruffing Lining Brown TIGERS TRIM NATS WITH HARD ATTACK Champions Hang Up Straight Win 8-1 Fifth WASHINGTON April (US) Detroit's world champion Tiger hung up their fifth atraight triumph today crushing the Washington Bentors 8 to under a 12-hit attack which featured six extra base blow Goose Goalin and Hank Greenberg were the most devastating hitters Goalin drove in three run and scored taro himself with a home and a walk whila Greenberg connected for a homer a double and a single to bring homo three more tallies DETROIT WASHINGTON abrhas1 rr 4 1 a a i hiii it Cor hr' 4 114 1 Lvwts lb GthrT tb 1 1 1 Myor lb Grro's lb 4 1 1 II I Travis Blmm'i ef 0 1 1 1 0 Rvyn'n rf gmiib if a a i a powm et Koooll 10 114 Kuhei lb Owen lb 4 0 10 1 Bnttoa SulUvan 4100 Million iLInke Coppola Rumen IsEsUMia abrhoi 4 0 110 4104 4 0 0 1 4 4 0 0 1 1 a i i 4 0 0 1 0 i i no 1110 000 aoioo 001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 10 1 11 IT U'TQtal 11 1 1 IT 11 cBalled for Conaoln In fiphlh Detroit 010 104 110-1 Waehlnxinn 000 010 Summary: Error O-h rimer Powell Run batted Goella 1 Link Gehrlnxer Green he re a Owen Two-ban Fox Green be re Bolton Coehrane Roceii Home rune Goelln Grvmberx Oorh-ran Double Lewis lo Myer to Kuhei Owen to Gehrlnxer to Orem hers: Green her to Roiell to Gehrlnxer to Green-ben: Travis to Mvfrto Kuhei Roell to Gretnbera: Gehrlnxer to Roiell to Green-ben Left Detroit a Wuhfnx-ton Barca on halluHlyn 1 3 Rumen 1 Strikeout- Sullivan a orr Link 0 la off Coppola 1 la I Wlnnin pitch- In 1: off Rumcll none er Sullivan Lurinr pitcher Lake KolU Bull and Moriarty 1:41 BENGE HOLDS REDS CINCINNATI April Ray Bongs held the Cincinnati Red hltless for fivo inning today and pitched tjie Boston Boca to a to 2 victory The Bee enjoyed hatting apres the expense of Paul Derringer getting 14 blow in the eight innings the Reds' No 1 pitcher wa on the mound Every Boston player got at least one hit with Mooro leading the attack with three singles BOSTON I CINCINNATI abrboa1 abrhoa t'kl soil ICnyler ef 4111 Moore rf 4 1110 3b 10 110 Jordan lb 110 0 Herman If 4 0 0 1 0 C'nelki 3k 4 1 I 1 L'hardl 4 0 10 0 Rerarr ef 1114 0 O'riman rf 4 0 0 5 0 Lee If a 1 a 1 0 H'dley lb 4101 W'tnejr 3b 1 1 1 M'QuInn lb 4 0 0 0 Lopes 4111 Myers 10014 Renee 4100 sCsphell 1000 Smith 0 0 0 0 0 IVrlnper 1 0 0 0 1 ssC'pman 1 0 0 0 0 IHUeber 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 48 5 II 37 111 Totals 14 IT IT I gBattrd fnr Myeni la alnth gsBatted for Derringer In elxhih Bnalnn OM 310 Cinclnnatj 000 001 II4-I Summary: Run hatted Berger toe Whitney 1 Lopex Cuyler Kampnuria Two-bam blla-Berger Cuyler Kampnuria Hnam Cuyler Double Cuyler to Kampnuria tort oa Boeton 11 Cincinnati 5 Bsaas on Off Bang I off Derringer 5 Struck Bv Benge Hits-Off Benge i in I Innlnga (non nut In ninth) off Smllh 1 In 1 off Derringer 14 in 8: off Hllchrr none In 1 Winning Benge Losing pltrhrr- Derringer limping Pflramn Siawart and Pinrill 1:53 CLAYBROOK TIGERS WIN Take Srensd (Urallfht From Jack-araiville Redcaps 4-8 JACKSONVILLE April The Claybrook Ark Tiger negro baoe-ball team took their second straight victory from the Jacksonville Redcaps today 4 to 3 Mitchell limited the Redcap to four Mattered hlRttaries: Mitchell and Ratcliffs Owtn Johnson gad Turner Schedule for tho new Class Northeast Arkansas League Including five Arkansas towns and one In Missouri was released yesterday The ilat was planned by A Knoth of Memphis and will bo approved by officials of tho circuit Opening date le May 7 with three gamea on tha card: Jonesboro at Newport Paragould at Osceola Went Plains at Batuville West Plains is ths Ions Missouri entry Bateevills will play nil Sundsyt contents away from home tho schedule reveals and ths first hair of ths split season ends July 4 AU of the clubs are now in tho midst nf training aeiges and will be ready when the curtain goes up WilUsma Drills Osceola Royco Williams former Chick in-flelder at ths helm in Osceola expects to have a powerful club Williams has a working agreement with Doc Prothro of tho Little Rock Traveler! who will aid the Indians with player reinforcements Tha Jonesboro squad is driUlng under Dole Barron and Paragould has Orlin Collier as manager Collier has looked over many young' players in his-1 training school st Paragould and aoms wiU be offered contracts Barron likewise had a school st Jonesboro Newport's squad Is handled by Thorp Hamilton McCray bay who has had considerable professional experience A former Springfield Infielder Harrison Wlckel la working West Plains' team hard in preparation for the championship race Wickel is a shortstop and had a J01 batting average for Springfield in tho Western Association last seuon -Bateevills Is taking etepa to build a title contender that wUI bo weU up In tha raca CLEAN-UP PAINT-UP NOW! Piles Treated Without Surgery Memphians Pick Brevity And Grand Slam WRITS FOB FBKB BOOK iBstruetlvS'-booh "Piles Cured Surgery" Illustrated and copy has been published by The Associated Doclora tha noted Rectal Bpecial-iata it The Associated Doctors tells sufferers from Piles can be successfully treated without surgery without the chloroform end ether If traatment -ie In IIihl The Associated Doctors bee been sucrasefully used for thirty nut Thousands of cooes of trouble bar been treated by Tho Doctors If you suffer with other rectal troublea writ today -for of this fra book and tbo large list ef former patienta Hours am to 7 am Sundays 10 to 1 only MAIL THIS COUPON TODAT Darters Sesead It Mrmphle Teas mail me your free book "Rectal Cured Without It to that Mile request plaete me no obiigntione whatsoever Fast Brevity Slow track Grand Slam That's the way the Kentucky Derby looks to a majority of the Memphians going to Louisville for the turf classic Saturday via ths Elks Exalted Ruler Special over the Illinois Central Brevity choice of the bookies Is also a big favorite with Memphia racing fana There are scattered opinions picking some other horse but a general check-up shows the Widener colt as tho pet performer of Memphians and they even need the advice of the Jeep to decide it One of the exceptions however Is Andrew Chnsla chairmen of arrangements for the Elks' train and prominent Memphis turfman He likea the chances of Indian Broom with Ned Reigh second and Coldstream third "The wlss boys ars Luo for a real imiifHiMMiMiniiiiidMiiHimiMidaitiMctiidioMfi Street City.