The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 23

miinn iin SECTION II 5 rl Bonthron Beats Gene Yenzlce In Eastern Olympic Southerners Win Be Quite Tough On The Quail Some Crisp Winter Day Stollcmrcrck Family Leaven for Olympics Mr and Mrs Guy Stolirnwrrrk and children Guy Jr and Betty left this morning for New Or--leans to mil for Germany whera they will attend tha Olympic games in Berlin ftlollrnwarrk is southern Vic president of t' A A Cl lig! UK Hj Th Mfc nii i foi 4i 'Sh pci! ir wr he to Oty Pat if the kennel name of tha famata pointar that if mothering this pretty brood of quail finders Hugh Bosworth son of Bosworth Memphis sportsman is all wrapped up in hunting dogs Just following in Dad's footsteps His sister Eleanor says one is a plenty for her Pat owned by Maj Short of Como Miss Tha places when these dogs grow up with her Broomhill bloodline is qua! had bast find good hiding fMn hr The Commercial Appeal Racing Chart FAQUIN WI loyd Upset in Finals of Boys' Division CHAMPIONS PLAY TODAY Beauregard Title Holders Play Winnera in Park Tournaments Paquin Defeati Bi- ondi in Straight Seta Allyn Goldner woo the boys tltia in the Beauregard tennis tourna- ment yesterday with an upset victory over Pud Floyd southern champion 6-4 3-6 6-4 Ijki Faqvin seeded first In the junior division came through with a straight art victory over Luke Blondl 6-1 6-1 Floyd paired with Hilly Needham to win tha doubles till in both divisions They defeated Fred Mor-tan and Kmmett Fllis in th 6-1 8-3 and Faquln and Wilford Gragg 6-0 6-2 In the junior class Tha championship of the rlty will be decided today when the Beauregard champions play the winner of th park tournaments starting at 2:30 o'clock at Beauregard While and Mack Champs Goldner and Faquin won out over a field of 69 in the Beauregard meet and Klljah While Bickford titleholdcr and Jaek Flack South Sids junior champion emerged th winners from a entry list of mor than 300 in tha park tourney Goldner plays While and Flack opposes Faquln In tha singles with Needhum and Floyd playing Whit and I lodges Fuquin and Gragg will -pluy Flack ami Taltiiadga Pag park Junior doubles champions Officials far today's matches as chosen by Ciiuuneey Barbour director of the tournaments era Shim Albln and Bill Kwell referees and Tommy HronNon in charge of liuesHieu This is tbs first time that tha RecreatlRii Department hna promoted a city championship In previous years only the playground champions have been decided Eddie Advice Aided Schmeling in Triumph BY DAVIS WALSH I nt mutton) Mwi arrira Spori Editor NEW YORK Juns If as now seems established Schmeling waa-so far on the laundry ar cuff foe bnck taxes that he only took $12000 out of the country and granting the: probability that the fight was won mor In bis corner than out of It shall have to conclude that tha downfall of Jo Louis wga not real-ly what it seemed' It wasn't tha' victory of Aryan and Nordic but the triumph of tha paupers One of the men in the Schmeling corner was Eddie Casey who got $1000 and expanses Another of the corner intellectual was Joe Jacobs lie gut 0 per or nothing which isn't as much as it used to be on account of the depression The third man wa! Max Maclion who probably got his in pfennigs Nobody therefore really got any--thing except Louis He took title to the punch on the snout that was heard around th world German Short of Chang The fact that Schmeling came over here financially abashed- is not-new to my readers (either of them) since I think It was six months ago that I told about tha man being taken for hia lingerie by dubious investments Nor is it surprising that Jot Ja cobs got 10 per cent of nothing for that's what he's had all along and if he ever finds himself with tha change out of a dollur twenty-nine Mika Jacobs Mr Sam of Washington and Madison Square Garden will gather at th tradee-' melt's entrance Anyhow he's well on the haberdashery lo all three flasey the Adviser The winning of the fight In th corner is generally credited to Casey who ia said to have made Sclune'iing do things that caused Iriiuia to lead to him almost throughout It should be explained that Louis leading to anybody la not unlike having Babe Ruth turn around and bat right-liauded and If Casey really was able to do anything so fabulous then they should have given Casey the $144000 and charged Schmeling to get Into th Joint Nevertheless I heard a fight man declare today that this was what won the fight for Schmeling and I mention the matter row only because it provoked a listener to tha only profound utterance that haa been vouchsafed before during and ainra the event ha said rudely "What won the fight for Schmeling 1 is that Joe Louis lost" Marshall Feared 'Jim McMillen veteran wrestler rates Everett Marshall the outstanding challenger for th heavyweight title and further predicts hs will win Weak Kneed Shikat Dick Shikat German wrestler who recently was defeated by All Baba ia handicapped by knees waakened from recent injuries New Heavyweight Detroit has another outstanding' heavyweight fighter In Al Delaney' who weighs only 183 but who haa been winning regularly His latest victory was over Tony Galento Average Goes Up Too With Albany last year in S3 games Russ Peters hit only 312 bpt with Connie Mack's Athletic the young Inlielder is hitting ovef ths j40 mark Qpens Columbia will be the first footbaB Opponent of Yale In 1936 Trapshooting Gee Rupert Thompson of the Boston Bees is one of th nation's bsst trap yhootera ri If SIR fi Ir -T BCeton Miler Fortifies His hances of Gaining Place VAULT MARK FALLS nd Weichert of Kice Vault 4 Feet 3 Inches to Better Dreyer Beats Ham-jer Throw Record jy ALLAN GOULD 4 Wilt'd rM Port aMBRIDGE Mass Juno 27-Bill Bonthron hero of Virrin foot race during fftaeular crreer at Princeton dashed down the Har-jSUdium etretch today with id-timo hunt of apeed to lick Vcnzke and fortify hia inen of making the American apie tram vt of competition last year and this spring to round into form -thron bounded off the laat turn JloK an eight-yard gap quickly Hfjlce Vrnike some diatance 1 the tape and win by a foot be lbOO-mct final of tha east-- sectional Olympic tryouts former rrinceton 0 was not so startling -sired to hia own world record WM- 3 performance waa convincing rtvtr in every reapect Ho waa Sting over h' ahoulder at tha as Venzk spurted to save jgd place from tha dosing drive Ernest Fedderoff dark horse -y of the Millrose A A New i 3nthron'i victory waa tha high of the tryouts which served iht semi-final teat for some of Huth'i outstanding athletes as ii the eastern group First I second place men in each of IT events contested today un-rainy conditions automatically lUficd for the final American tin July 11-12 at Randall's laid sudium New York City Weather Conditions Bad As weather conditions lnclud-tricky gusts of wind as well as qmt showers were not condu-i to exceptional performances then were comparatively few 'UL Eddie Gordon Iowa City 1932 mpic broad Jump champion i one of the few victims as ha i se better than 23 feet inches rhed third to Henry Little of Jftun and M-ry and thus missed final tryouts Irruuse'i Eddie in the dOO meters but he ran disappointing second to his vtmouth rival Jack Hoffstetter tf his chance of making the ympic turn appear jeopardised Wdekert Sets Record Dsrfd Wtichert of Rice Institute hkivd tin most startling per-rminct ot the field event when dared 14 feet 3 inches to sur-w the Olympic pole vault record the cluing event In-wd by the best performance of career Weichert then tried the nt the world record height of 41 but failed in two attempts -nd place went to Bud Deacon mer Stanford star at 14 feet The Olympic record 14 feet i laches was made by Bill Miller 8 winner in 1932 Ihe only other Olympic mark to bettered was in the hammer On his last attempt Henry iyer got off a mighty tons of feet 3 inches to overtake hia rival Donald Favor who echieved 177 feet 4 inches yer surpassed the Olympic rec- ef 179 feet 8 4 inches made by tt McGrath New York police of-r in the 1912 games Torrarce Wins Torrance the 320-pound Rouge policeman and world W-holdcr rallied to win the put with a toss of 02 feet Stt Torrance trailed in tris hut made hie first afternoon good enough Dimmy Zaitx who took sec-d Usee with 51 feet 9 inches blS southerner still feels the of a sore ahoulder how-f' nd i far from hia form of years ago when he set a world of 07 feet 1 inch h-'-dlere monopolized potlight A1 Moreau skimmed the lio-meter high hurdles in second to hip Phil Good of 4 Allege by two yards another Louisianan Johnny third Glenn Hardin of State apparently back in orm romped off with tha 400-Si hurdle in 826 seconds L'n our yards in front of Hucker Buffalo boy for the New York A WINS SKEET SHOOT Targets At Weekly Shoot Brownsville Slceet Club Tenn June 27 ii! won tBe weekly shoot Skeet aub vith rrt score of 50 targets igh rt "targets on each of this two with Ramer Jr- Mc PtUltJ: High 25-25-00 JHnmer Jr 21-25-46: Dupree 22-21-43 William ftsjior 22-19-41 Dr Guy 21-20-41 a Duffey 20-Currie 20-15-38 A slaV8l37: B- Wenry S- Dupree 18-Vr 11 Willis 16-16-32 1 George Duffey 12-15-27 Ed Bsrcroft 17 Dale Dupree 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I 01 on I ir FIRST TO SIGN und Tackle Sends Contract to Giants June ja 280-pound tackle from fi tha first rookie ret Mnd in hia signed con- New Foothsll champions of tha hiJJJj Lgue n'hose home la In 3 inches tall on to being a grid 'her i-u outstanding peri Shoots Birdies to Offset I Putt Greens in Playoff Special la Tilt Cusiswretal Appeal JACKSON Ml June Shooting birdies to bstuuce bis Hire-putt greens Jimmy Patrick of Tupelo today won the open golf title of Mississippi from Dukes of Jackson the stale amateur champion by a two stroke margiu in a 36-hole playoff Tied at 293 strokes after the regular 72 holes which ended Friday Dukes and Patrick hud identical cards of 73 two over par for the morning 18 today Patrick went nna up at the fourth hole thia afternoon and gained an-other atruke al the sixth hole then lust one shot by three putting the ninth Dukes pulled square at the 12th hole when Patrick again went over par but the Tupelo boy bagged a birdie at the 13th to reaume hia lead and added lo his margin at the IMh when Dukea went over tha green with hia approach from the rough Patrick held hia lead the rest of the way getting a hard par on the final hole when hia drive waa in the rough and close lo a tree Not et Years Old Patrick who won the slate amateur title when IS years old in 1934 has nut yet reached his 21st birthday Dukes who won the amateur crown here two weeks sgo from a field In which Patrick waa unable lo cuinpcte ia 23 years of age Hulh boys played courageous and at times spectacular golf Un the sixth hols in the afternoon both were trapped ami both lasted ovar the green into traps again Dukea came out for what looked to be a good chance to salvage a four on the par I hole but Patrick with the presaure oil hud an even better explosion shot and waa Inside Dukea to get his four while Dukes missed the putt and took a five On the 12th hole a spectator sneezed just as Patrick drew back ths blade on his approach putt and It was quite short forcing a three putt green and giving Dukes a tie one more Patrick's tee shot on tha 14th rolled over a corner of a bunker and slopped on the reverse slope giving him a difficult shut Dukes was right in front of tha carpet with a beautiful shut at birdie Patrick made a great shot out of the poor lie and rolled In a three footer for a birdie while Dukes took a par Wheu his runup shot was short I ones On Fifteenth Dukea lost the match on the 15lb when he overran tha green from the rough shooting the ball off hia left toe He exploded from the trap loo strongly sud needed a six PMlrick with the pressure off three putted from 12 feqt On the 17lh Dukes ran down a 2-fooler fur a birdie and Patrick promptly canned hin 6-fooler for a birdie On the home hols Patrick had to shoot from ths rough and dodge a tree on hia second shot snd waa still short of tha green to the left while Dukes had an easy second to within 12 feet of the cup Patrick boldly shot for tha pine and got a conceded four when Dukes missed his first putt Morning Patrick out 644 444 Dukea out 474 433 334 Patrick In 434 345 344-40-33-73 Dukea in 434 343 Afternoon cards Patrick out 443 444 445 Dukea out 443 545 444 Patrick In 435 345 Dukea In 434 446 SCHEDULED JULY 4-5 LKLAND Mi June 27 For two days July 3 and 4 Leland will display more thun 15U of the finest horses In ths south along with a large collection of registered mules draft horses jacks and jennets One of (ha finest lots will come from Mississippi State College The exhibition of a black Fercheron stallion weighing nearly a ton is on of the lures of the show snd th prize exhibit of Mississippi Stalt's bread experimenting department -This show Is the only one In Mississippi to Include a class for Mississippi bred horses Keen competition ia expected for the more than $1000 in cash prizes and trophies Electricians have completed the installation of flood lights on the new grounds making track on of the beat lighted show grounds In the stale Rhodes of Middlesboro Ky has been secured to judge the gulled classes Gus Blanchard Shelby will handle th walking classes and Dr Sheets of Mississippi State will have charge of the mules and draft horses One of the features of the show will be a class for racing mules to bj ridden by negroes PARKER GETS TOP SEEDING Defending Champion Harris Seeded Third fa Kentucky State LOUISVILLE June 27(AP Frankie Parker No 7 ranking tennis player in the 1 United States was seeded No 1 today In th men's singles of th Kentucky State net tournament opening here tomorrow Wilmer Jfines ranked No I nationally who' with Parker heads the field of 86 entrants was seeded No 2 by ihe tournament executive commit tc Charles Harris defending champion John McDiarmld and William Reese werv seeded three four and five respectively Harris-defeated Tarker in a surprising upset in Inst year's final ALFRED NOGI ADDED TO GREENVILLE STAFF 1 Named Assistant Coach and Physical Education Instructor GRRRNVILLK Miss June 27-Alfred Nogi of Limten Ims been oecurd InsK uctur in phyxi-rsi etlucstion for boys at CYnlrul High School and Urns Junior High eccordinjf to on snnounce ment todny by Murphy superintendent of the city sciioolg Nogi wll ibecomc nssistAnt to Ru gene Mitchell stblrtic director nt Ureenville High and will be member of the coaching stuff Nogi graduated froin'tJniversily of Alnbums this spring played freohmun football and four yesrs baaketbRit at Alabnmn and won the South retcm Conference titles In the javelin throw He waa aliio on the swimming team At Linden High School Nogi played four yesrs of foot bn II four years of bRskelbnli and was a member of the (rack swimming learn Eugene Mitchell will be athletic diiector The former Miiraiimippl State lineman will be assisted by one of the largest coaching staffs ot any state high school Pickens Noble formerly of Houston High School where he was principul and athletic director will assist Mitchell Waugh who has been es-sistant in foot bull as coach of ths Hornet Yannigons and basketball couch will be back for another campaign Also returning for mother campaign will be Gillis Cato head track coach who acts as trainer and Assistant Coach Chanes Itadry formerly of Cornell WILSON WINS SHOOT Breaks 69 Turgots To Win Memphis Skeet Club Kvent Gilbert Wilson broke even targets yesterduy without a miss and won the weekly shoot of the Memphis Skeet Oub Dr 8 McCown Jr was second with (9 Hof setter Lurry and Dr Taylor lied for third with 47 Results: Gilbert Wvlni D' Gown Jr 18-14 mT 47 Lurry 47 Taylor 47: Jr M4W44' 1 IlflniKMi Jr 24-M- 44 Durham' 22-22- 45 R- HKrS11" 48' Dr MvCowO 24-2)1 44: firman 11-21-4: Turn Dut-hem lt-2A -41' Ma'Un Lurkell 20-21 in iimnieh Lari 1M Pmrri alierheri rnen 21-11-47: R- lereon 44: XA I'lhuf 41 laProfrratonal) aDIng Bin a Lady Wla Daughter Banian Day Klanie entry i added Iliiaol Ihree-yemr-olda gad mile Wall gUO SSO 040 Henlck) 22 W) 4U Arcaroi 2M Tuirh Gyral Chaear Spanlah also ran (aMra 1000 on and oae-alxtcemh MrCoy) 400 200 2 40 Arcaro) 420 320 Rukaa) 22U Black River Judge (I Peggy Botcery aleu and one-alxleealh up claiming Arcaro) 2050 J300 450 700 42l Kuka) Sau JJnnau Raak Ml Mar Caulenm Ml Claie Aclillo alao ran Far Monday 21000 maldena furlunga 111 Prince Bull 11S Sneakla IIS Toolale Caka 1)0 Sable Scarf lit Legends IIS entry un rielmlng aeven furlunga chuta 110 cherry Tim 110 117 Leading Article IS 107 xNosh a Pride ill 1i7 Bohemian Laaa JUS 100 Playmerier 115 115 Red Rod 114 IIS Garden Meeaag IIS 107 Dandy Jay 114 Ulrec-year-olri IIS Finance 117 (Amta 1 12 Below Eero 110 xllnnnrad Sir Allowance 11200 four-yea r-oida aad up mile rhule 101 Sllveramlth 100 100 Buck Langhorna 101 103 Count Arthur 112 12 500 Added th Handicap furlong rhule 124 Where Away 112 lnfirioa IISdHurn Happy 115 dJim CalMUUef 114 Vlalairth inn Mlrrub 112 Grand Duke ll( Chief Cherokee US Inecona 1 10 Cotton Club 115 Official entry bMllky eCalumet Farm entry dK 1200 allowance (he Purae three-year-old mile rhut Jt( Wla Duka II 114 Albania 101 112 Carvola 1( IIS Lady Moatmae 101 13 Bow and Arrow 111 ft 000 claiming up om and lurf 115 IT Demon It ill xCaptam Red 104 ino xStorm Angel 101 114 xDlana 101 100 (SOO rlaiming on end one-eighth 110 Theorem 111 100 (lannonle 104 ellnwanr claimed eet track faat Time 1:12 2-0 Thatcher) Foyot Fear alao ran taW SIXTH RACK-2000U Handicap up ana and ona-eigMh SI Bernard (N Threadneedl (J llaxll Image (K Tim Prlac ur-ever You re aCorinlO Babe Undereiand Denemark entry I MKVKNT1I RACK Ihree-year-nldi up claiming mile Dviunalvina (J Had Frump Julia Urant (U Tim 1:47 2-5 Hit and Run Peggya ran KIGHTIf RACE-Ona mllea threc-ycar-olda Blue Hour 4K Mareve (R Haber) Juaia Sheik (G Tima 1:40 1-0 Dial Wild Tranalt Bonnia Marlla FIRST year-uld fllllee five Evening Tula Amateur Oirt aSular Maid aCounteea Rtlgh Buay Mat Mery Keen lery aValdina Farm SKCOND three-year-olds and up Jinnla xManager Rill xOonri cheer Sparlen Lady Onwentala Red res Royal Lena xRkalkaho THIRD RACK-11000 and up aix furtonca Bartering Kata Sunned My Surpriao xGreenapnng Lad xMr Jam Sandal on xGrand Duka Sm'iegled In FOURTH RACE the Barrington Herta Cnurae nna Brown Featharu Weet Main Cntton Club FIFTH ar-longlon Inaugural thrae-year-olde end up aeven aWhoiiper aPreemlnent hTh Fighter hWhlakoln cNelll Flag cPharueay Crninl Arthur Billy Bra Toro Nancy Krln Torch Billy Jonea Illy a If Headier Farm entry Rile entry SIXTH Arlington Helghte fieri i Count one Dnieper a Doran Microbe aTh Haro lnfirioa aPelleleri entry SEVENTH RACK four-year-olds and ont-ela-teentn mllea on Speedy Shlppy Charlie Chan Dark Worn a Centennial Hln Rnota EIGHTH Ihree-year-olda and up mile xDarkllng xFalr Proa peel xLater On xSureouf xApprentleo Poet 2:20 pm Weather dear ST BERNARD WINS EASILY LARGE RELD SEEKS STATE TITLE Golf Tourney Scheduled at Belle Meade July 8-11 NASHVILLE June Swarthy Tom White of Memphis will defend his state golf title against a field of about 100 entrants including former champions and sure-swinging schoolboys over the Belie Meade Country Club course here July 8-lL Practically every well-known golfer in the state has signified hia intention of battling for the trophy which White won after 20 years of campaigning White's victory came last July at Knoxville where he defeated young Tommy Wright 4 and 2 after a spectacular string of triumphs Among home-town rivals will be former Champion Louie Montedonico Chasteen Harris exsouthern champion and Junie Bux-baum Jackson will send Winwood Curry among others and Hek Clark football coach at Sewanee already hag entered as a representative of the famous little school the mountain" Boyd Watkins Enter Chattanooga's dangerous brigade lnciudea Polly Boyd four-time atate winner Ewing Watkins and Darden Hampton two other former champions young Lew Oehmig and Norvell Jr Charles (Chub) Smith Jr and Wright are rated as Knoxville's most potent challengers but others who have the shots include Ted Tenison Capt Moore Curtis Roberta Robin Thompson and Jerry Ashe Nashville's hopes for a home-town triumph will be placed mainly in Mack Brothers Ham Wallace Jim Terry city champion Peck Owen Red Cranberry Dick Hale Wade Sanders Dudley Warner Cullen Baker and Jimmy Tupper president of the Tennessee Golf Aasocitaloir After an opening qualifying round of 18 holes match play will begin July 9 with two each day through Friday The finals ara scheduled Saturday over 36 holes CHICAGO AMATEURS BUSY Face New York in Inter-City Meet NEW YORK June New York's Catholic Youth Association amateur boxers still smarting from the 10-6 defeat handed them at Wrigley Field last year will again Invade Chicago bn July 22 to do battle with the cream of the Middle West's Simon Pure crop at Soldier Field according to an announcement today Laat year's show held before! crowd of 30000 waa the first meeting of boxers representing the two largest Catholic Archdioceses in the nation New York could win only six of the 16 contests but almost started planning for revenge when the gong rang after the last round of tha final bout Newark Favored Steve Sundra'a return to the Newark Bears by the Yankees further strengthens the club that is favorite to win tha International flag Wright Going Up Baltimore has 'already received offers for Ab Wright formerly the property of Cleveland from the Browns and the Phillies Black Cat Lucky Ernie Smith Fort Worth infielder paid 2 for a coal hlark cat to use as the mascot With the cat on the bench a losing streak ended 'gt 12 'irulght games errroiK downs arsiLTs FIRST RAC Pur Ilono nilldMl iwo-yur-iidi flvc-riRhtlM mil: Willow Bud (R How'll) 400 140 1M Bolrtm Thousht (C Kyrl 1ZM SSO Util Sinner (L Lyueh) T40 Tima mu Kdwlau Quiet Ijn Jumnvlllu Lady Mllly Htladmr Wn Collnn BaLlrrlu Bully Flora Swllt Flanh alao raa SECOND Puraa fiOOO thm-mr-oMa claiming tbrta-quan'ra mil: Vluiilwr A Schmidt) 1040 11 ZO 7M Oratuock IR HUM- aim) 000 4 R0 lllllimalcr (H Leblanc) 140 Tima Blind Barney Mary Sleufon Paul Junior Blue Donna Inrin-aia Thirteen Kara MUe Trophy Good Omen alao raa THIRD Puree SI 000 three-year-old claiming not mile and 70 yarda: l4Ulr Carrot licCcynbi 1140 64n 400 Biwby (C Kamarj 040 420 Carrot (K llcCcynbi 1 (C Kamarj Society Column 11 Ander- aoni OO Time 1:45 4-0 Mark Me Hate Orf Karly Call Tha Dauphin Sun Cnmp Movie Lana alo ran FOURTH Puree 11000 twn-year-oida allowance llve-elehtha mil: Mr Blue (W Nertney) 3S0 2(0 240 Conaervalive (d Hainei) 2N 2M Somali (C Eye) 200 Tima 1 :00 4-4 Story Time Caelnihead Jeaiinr Lady alao ran FIrtH Purae 15000 added Puritan handicap thrat-yaarilda and up one and one-alxteenlh mlln: Areolad (J Lornrh) 1404 440 SZO Black Gift (K Knott) 440 200 Rnuatabout tW Nertyl 800 Time 1 :44 3-5 aGallant Mae Ijidy-man Chance Line Gallant Prince a Scotch Bun Old Story alio ran (aA Vanderbilt entry) SIXTH Purae 1000 four-year-old and up claiming three -angrier mile: Night Sprlia (C Karnarl 510 420 220 Poncing Doll (H Dtheon) TSO 500 Block Buddy (C Eye 400 Time 1-5 All Forlorn On Ruh Vote Boy Golden Fate Precursor elao ran SEVENTH Pune 11100 four-year-nld claiming one mite: Sun Apollo (F A Smith) 1040 440 )gn Fair Sickle (A Cooper) 400 200 Col Green (I Andcnmnl 200 Time 1 4-5 Rock Point Synod Fitter Pat alao ran EIGHTH Pur 11000 four-yrar-old and up claiming oaa and one-latcenlh mile: Ukraine (W 0 Jackaos) 1400 840 240 Alienlrn (Kamar) 2 SO 200 Red Roamer istalford) 280 Time 1:47 4-5 Yankee Prince Sickle Hour Mlater Time Platinum Blonde aleo raa Suffolk Ratriea Monday FIRST Puna 21000 claiming fnur-yeor-olda and up ala furlungi: xJIm Juha 11)7 Haatlnlp 107 xMarfrea 107 Trianon 101 Catchall 114 Curb Bit 112 Dornoch 10 Snphlil 111 xCuhnuM 102 Slrenuoue 107 Running Had 100 SECOND Puna 1000 two- year-old five furlong: Glad Wlnga 112 Double Scotch 115 Sun Crax 101 Rain Marie 100 Kariv Settler Banjnrin 1)2 Chalphone 115 ConeervaUve Z12 Baron Lynn 110 THIRD Pune 1000 claiming four-ytar-oldt and up elg furlong: xlatdngan 111 Rrd Pete 112 Lee Gold 104 xMy Blonde 108 xCnya OS xMaple Queen inn xEddle Helek 107 xGolden Effort OS Allecn 102 Hia Premier 107 FOURTH Pure IL000 three- year-olda ala lurhmge: Liberal 115 Billy 7 115 Kenknt 110 A not heron 110 Happy Bniiver 115 Hippy Dear 115 Winter Sport US Deliberate ltS Ounenair FIFTH Pure 21500 three-year-nld on mile Gallant Gay 120 aRuhawy 120 iFauat li Rrnwn Top ins Swamp Angri ins Knight Warrior IDS a -A Turn entry SIXTH RACK-Purae 21 IMA running four-year-oMe and up one and one-eighth mile: xAm Prince Tod Cmwtied Head Pocket 100 Whlp'r Cracker 111 Hnoalera Pride In xLat Romance 102 My Purchaaa 1 10 SEVENTH Pots 1000 claiming three-year-old on mile: xWar Game ml Konraloa xPaul Junior 110 Trawnint lot Droll Slant 115 Tragedian 107 Ught Heeled log Ramahead 100 DiMtniirm 115 EIGHTH RACK-Pum 11000 claiming fotir-vear-oldi gnd up cat and one-nx-tcentn mil: Golden Way l2xMy Ponna 107 Count Dean US Rnrkv Prince 107 Dancing Do 107 Inflnllato 112 Flying Dera) 107 Wmthcr clear track faat Flrat poet 2:15 pm Apprentice gllowaace clelmed Llated 7ATOMA REOFLTS JTRST 2600 mUden 3-ycir-olde 214 furionci I Chau i si 1020 ISO 240 Dr Menendeg (South) 220 200 Cavour (Dtckenann) 220 1 2-5 Fleet Wind Bohannon Lady Deblock aKeeile MUU Brill Air Chute him ran cH Chratnut entry SECOND 2H0 2-year-olds and up claiming mil Gold (Garner) 2740 10no in Mi lvnvele (Dirklnnoni 020 SSO flsdy Comrade (Fallon) 4 HO 1:12 f-l enoc Jardon Jtwnpy Bi Kmmle fSynopal fCain Schula Griddle Cake Fllghrlt aim ran (Field THIRD 2400 2-year-oIde and up rlalmlne mile Field-Pav (Frrnandeil TM 4 no 24 Vrilaa Chmc iswain) 420 so tU Lady Hsstl (Hanka) 1:1 2-S Ray Hemor Armarray Girl Haalt Monoplane Military La as lAmgood (Fair Delight (Gold Forest Queen's Bat alao raa (Field FOURTH RACK-1100 4-ycar-old and up claiming milt Kddy Ie (Fowler) 1540 4 SO 40 Jana Rachel (Swain) 220 lhfl Relief (Dotter) 240 1:12 2-5 Lady Palrol Rhythmic Mm Damn Grundy Jay alao ran FIFTH RACK 2700 2-yiar-oldi claiming furlong Kpitome (Fcrnandexl 420 2 SO 240 Motion I-ad iStavauauo) 300 2M) Fanny (South) 2SU 2-5 Jack Emma Katcblcan Juat Ahead alu ran SIXTH RACK 3-year-olds Latnnla Oak 4 mile Sparta iMattloll) 440 220 300 Marica (lUnka) 020 500 aOorgeoua Lady (Cowley) 200 Time 1:50 1-5 Brendard Severn Heaven A You Were Dora May aSnuw Fulry aim ran aJ Rea pee entry SEVENTH 500 S-year-olda and up (gentlemen rider) milt and 70 yard Rnpewalktr (Hilliard) 1220 5SU 3 00 Huey Ven (Eaaton) 2SO 51)0 Luck Amelia (Linker) 34u Tim McNamera Flying Jay Conaatanto Abby Riff alu ran EIGHTH HACK 250 3-yrar-oldf and up claiming ml la and 70 yarda Prewar (Stevenaon) MO 2M 100 My Blaxa (Hanka) 250 24U Wla Bcaea (Fcmandey) Xtu Tim 1:43 1-5 BlbMe'e Cholca Buddla Truer High Diver alao ran NINTH 2(00 4-year-olda and up claiming l-ig mile Graaawlck i Cowley) 12(0 SMI 2(0 Scotland Beauty (Rnherta) 420 300 Our Sammy (Fern index) 320 Tlmrl :45 4-5 Cellba Veeee Votan Canary Ben Machree Tiger Claw elao nut lulonla Ealrira so day Clear faat Flrat 2:15 pm KST FIRST Milt tad 70 yards 2500 claiming 3-year-old Omar Naau US xRrlllianl State 102 Kiev Pennant 111 xTnhacco 100 coo) jj0 105 xGoldn Plgoos loo IDS Rudenla loo 205 Adg 1J3 110 Crymatla 112 105 xblacrlmlnat 105 105 Buay Daughter 105 11 SKCOND RACK 214 furionci 2500 claiming maiden a 2-year-old xCoasack Girl 104 Uoldea Clipper 111 Pert Laddie 115 Ynlduram 113 112 Old State 212 112 Kllcn 1-ana 10U 112 Job Printer 112 100 More Gay 112 U5 W'hUher loo 11 THIRD 0 furlong chute 2(00 claiming 2-year-old and up Robed a lug xCapUIn Henry lit xHIII Jimmy KM Veronica lug Cacarina 100 Mia win 111 Clover Port 105 Thornby 112 Silk Covering 100 Valley Vale 100 xYanke Walrra 100 Lucky Font ins Little Connelly IAS Lady Ph'ramond too Delmadunn ina Sle Xria loo Bell of Midway 10S Kddy Le 110 FOURTH SSOO claiming fur-long chute 2-yrar-olde Mlu IJuia 10S Susan Hay 10S Mia Greenock 100 Toni ino I-urv log Povm In Front 115 Lrcwea 101 Novell 107 Adolf 111 Peter PumpkiS 111 Sadi Greenock ino xWegnway IDS FIFTH 5V4 fur longe 2700 allowance 2-year -old axNavarra 101 ftltmeehlo 107 Pmph 100 Goeh 105 Chlgre 115 aKermay 105 aL n1 Donnell entry SIXTH Race-1 1-12 milte 2700 claiming 3-year-old and up fJohn Tin IflO Laura Kiev 111 Black Ml 0S Sir Boston 10S South Rend lit Kiev's Bub 101 SEVENTH 1 1-10 miles 2500 claiming 4-year-olda and up A lllot IDS I-ariy ftrnla 104 xPaatry lit xSouall IDS xFalr Cynthia 103 Golden Nut 110 Jawapa IIS Almae lie Judge Berkley IIS EIGHTH RACK Mile and TO yard I Si hi claiming 4-year-nidt and up aWaiayala 105 Ivgallly 107 Unon 107 Scorn 107 Billie' a Ornbaa ino Vntaa 107 Maater Ruu 115 Honor Her 102 gFirat Try 110 Daria 107 sApprantlca allowance claimed Llated HAWTHORNK HK8ITTB FIRST 11000 three-year-olds rlaiming six and one-half furlongi Major Greenock (fc Arcaro) 1040 544) 240 Ronnie Dream (G Rilkaa) 140 340 Our Patty 4L Balaakl) 320 Time 1:21 1-5 Marnan Stolen Color Railing Kye Ralph Uncle Mike Imperial Pal Captain Jeffen aleo ran SKCOND RACE 21000 thre'-year-Olde and un claiming three-fuurtha mile Anprebend (E Arcaro) 440 300 200 Red Flyer (R Slmpaon Play Matter 4L Ralaekl) 260 420 500 Tim Mia Bill Hueu Sanlerno Captain Joy also ran THIRb 21000 lhre-yer-old and up claiming ihrta-tnurtha mile ChatterMl (P Keeaterl 1240 Ban 341 Jockanna 4T MarUn) 340 440 Prince John fL Hate) 3 SO Tima 1:14 1-S Daa Campfire Seraam Threat Ota Stimulator aleo ran FOURTH RACE- 11000 three-vear-Oldl and un claiming three-fnnnhe mil Fp IN Wall) 12(0 020 320 Buahmaeter IE Decamillaa) 020 2 40 Tracker fH Hauer) 1 40 Time 113 -4-5 Amlfn Margaret Funderburg Lugrn Luggage Idle W'ey Men ran FIFTH RACK ellnwencea Ihrae-year-hida end up three-fourth mu Lady Mnniroa tJ Renlrki- 1140 5S0 200 Billy Jfonea (L Haas) 2-20 2 40 Sunned (F Fsuitj 4-20 RED SOX PLAY TWO TODAY llayaliitt and Howard Face Atlanta Binck Crackers Dave Hayslett Memphis Red Sox act hurler who was shelled from the mound in Atlanta last Sunday ing top impost of 118 pounds In the Atlanta Hhfrt Vhvck- mile and a furlong contest here to- he faces the Atlanta Bimk WacK Brt (inUhed Imrt tar "Srtl Tark will start at 2:15 A special section -will be reserved for white patrona CLAYBROOKS 'PLAY CUBS Negro Teams Clash In Arkansas Town Cuban Stars The John Claybrook Tiger will entertain the Fisher Body Cub In bHftfhall Claybrook Ark this afternoon An earurslon over the MiNNOiirl Pacific Railroad will runfpr the occasion The Tigers will claah witn the Cuban Slurs at Ruaswood Tark next Finishes Four Length In Front of Threadneedle at Hawthorns CHICAGO Juna (US)-The (5000 added Illinois Owners' Handicap closing day feature at the Hawthorne track was won' by Rimer Shaffer's St Bernard carry lengths in front of Morris Vehon'a Threadneedle Bill Schmidt's Holl Image which waa backed so confidently that ha went to the post the favorite waa a struggling third Forever' Youra bearing the aiiks of tha Milky Way Farms led pack until inio the stretch where she went lame and waa lat In the field of 10 at tha finish line When Forever Yours met with ill luck St Bernard bounced into the lead which lie increased as tha face progressed Thrcndocfdla was always in a contending and easily bested Holl lmsge which was given a powerfu ride by Fddie Arcaro The Schmidt horse had no ex- cuses Sunday -l".