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Another Cartoon Feature Tale of the Turf On The Star Sports Page Follow It! MANAGER PROTHRO IS EARLY HERO IN MAJOR BALL LEAGUES TURF History of the Running Horse in This Country Told in Sketches by Art Krenz No. 2 Origin of American Thorobred Fox Club and Dhoti Liked it. -ft A- f- tifi COPR. 1939 BY NEA SERVICE. INC.

The American horse family of all sizes and shapes was founded by animals that escaped as Francisco Vasquez Coronado drove them northward from Mexico in 1540 and by huge French Normans which escaped from Canada. A conclave called by Col. Richard Nicolls, first English governor of New York, begon the movement for the improvement of the breed and mapped America's first track-Newmarket Course on Long Island. 2. Its a Tough But Gehrig Likes It 1939.

SKETCHES. League Players Quaker Pilot Has Club Up Near N.LTop BY GEORGE KIRKSEY NEW YORK, April 25 (UP) There may never be another chance to wave the flag for Thompson IDoc) Prothro, the Memphis dentist whose courage exceeded his good judgment when he signed a two-year contract to manage the futile Phillies, so lets give him a rousing cheer today. For one week, anyway, he get the palm for the outstanding managerial feat in the majors. He has the Phillies in fourth place today, and, mister, that is a miracle even if they only get a cup of coffee and a doughnut before they tumble back into second division. It's more than idle baseball talk to say that anybody can win with good ball players, but it takes real genius to win without them.

Up to now Prothro is a baseball wizard, because its the unanimous press box opinion that the Phils have the worA collection of misfits, has-beens and never-will-bes in the majors. Yet Prothro, in his whimsical way, has them fighting as if they were entertaining ideas of going some place instead of winding up in the cellar as they are certain to if anything in baseball is certain. The Phils have played six games, won three, tied one and lost two, and theyve been in every ball game. How, no-Itody knows, as they havent had a pitcher go the route. Prothro has paraded 16 pitchers, four times calling on three hurlers to get the Phils over the jump.

Hershel Martins double which drove in two runs was the win ning hit for the Phils yesterday, and Boom Boom Beck, veteran southpaw, stopped the Giants rally in the eighth and shut them out in the ninth. Cl BS TAKE LEAD The Chicago Cubs grabbed the undisputed National league lead by dumping the Pirates, 6-2. Earl Whitehill went seven innings and held the Pirates to six hits, with Jack Russell finishing for him. In the other National league game the Bees beat the Dodgers, 4-1, as Lou Fette won his second game A1 Simmons was beaned by setter. Mungo and spent the night in the Helped win pennant for New hospital for observation.

York Giants in 1933. Baseball am- The Yanks nosed the Athletics, bition to land akland "eal the 2-1, on three hits, one of them top. Otherwise to own business. Red Rolfes homer. An infield! Winter occupation, operating laun-boot by Skeeter Newsome let in dry and ceardn Plan-- Hobbies, the winning run.

Monte Pearson hunting, fishing, golf and wood-held the As to four hits. Detroit moved into second place by winning from the Browns, 4-2, behind Tommy Bridges six-hit pitching. It was Bridges second victory. McCoskeys single, Gehringer's double, a walk to Greenberg, and Fox's single drove in the winning runs. WHITE SOX BEAT TRIBE Capitalizing on 15 bases on balls OClIOUSIy 11111 off Humphries and Drake, the1 White Sox beat the Indians, 9-3.

Lefty Lee gave up nine hits. Gee Walker led the White Sox attack with four hits-Jimmy Wasdells single in the folder 10th drove in the winning tally as Washington edged the Red Sox, 10-9. Ted Williams, Red Sox NEW YORK, April 25 (UP) Al Simmons, Boston Bee was beaned by a ball thrown by Van Mungo yesterday, was not believed seriously but he remained in St. TALE OF THE TUESDAY, APRIL 25, THUMBNAIL Of Coast John L. Vergez, Oakland manager and third baseman.

Born Oakland, July 9, 1906. Resides 1030 Regent street, Alameda, Cal. Is of French descent. Both parents born in France. Throws right-Bats right.

Hair brown. Height, 5. 10. Weight 170. Attended high school Alain a where he won letters in baseball, track and basketball and helped win sec-t i a 1 championship in baseball in 1925 Father is in clothes cleaning business.

Pet, "Lady, a prize-winning work. Movie favorites, Paul Muni, Bette Davis. Radio favorites, Bing Crosby, Grade Allen. Personal preferences movies, all good ones; clothes, conservative; food, great Life "Yea, I would. Yeah, I'd do it just the way I have.

Maybe it wouldnt be smart, but its ail I know. Work, I mean. I never have known anything but work since I was 6 years old. If I had ever sat on the bench when I thought I could have done the club any good, I believe Id have batted my head against the dugout wall. Lou stopped talking and looked straight ahead, as if reviewing all the games he had played without a miss since that afternoon in June, 1925, when he broke in as a regular.

I know what youre thinking, he said after a while. That if I had nursed myself along I wouldnt be worrying so much today. My legs would be faster, my eyes BY UNITED PRESS BATTING Player, Club McCormick, Reds McCoskey, Tigers Medwick, Cardinals I Fox, Tigers Kuhel, White Sox HOM Ott, Giants Marty, Cubs G. AB. R.

H. 3 11 3 7 fi 24 8 12 4 16 1 8 6 27 3 12 5 23 2 10 RUNS 2lCamilli, Dodgers. 2 Pet. .636 .500 .500 .444 .435 HI NS BATTED IN McNair, White Sox 8IHassett, Bees 61 Walker, Tigers 6: Medwick, Cardinals 6 Kreevlch, W. 6 RUNS McCoskey.

Tigers 8 Wright, Ott. Giants 8iFoxx, Red Sox 6 1 Bonura, Giants Simmons, Bees 6 Garms, Bees 7iCuccinello, Bees 6 In 1740, Bay Bolton, English race mare, was bred to Bully Rock, first blooded English racing stallion shipped to this country. The foal was the first thoroughbred born in America. NEXT: First Racing Organization. are you pressing? I asked.

Sure I am, the big fellow said. Im the worrying kind. Cant help it. But Im eoing out of it. At least I think I am.

And havent the Yankee fans been swell? Lord, it helps to hear them pulling for me. When I left him I couldn't help but feel that the fellow who said only game fish swim upstream was all wrong. Because Gehrig, being swept downstream, is going gamely. He can take it and is. (Copyright, 1939) Fraley Meets Cantonwine in Mat Feature Irish Pat Fraley, always good for a battle representative of the ole shillehlah, meets Howard Hangman Cantonwine, established villain, in the headline feature of next Friday nights rassling card at the Civic Ice Arena, Matchmaker August Sepp surveyed the advantages of the Civic Ice Arena seating facilities this week and announced that all children under 15 years of age, plus mothers accompanying their prides and joy, would be admitted to this weeks show free of charge.

Thats the dope this weeks twist and struggle card will be in the Ice Arena quarters. Bull Venable, one of the cleverest 190-pounders to show in Seattle for a long spell, meets Ben Biler, tough Filipino light heavyweight champion, in the opening event at 8:30 p. m. Pilar, undefeated in his recent Seattle appearances, will meet the supreme test in Venable. The Denver, grappler impressed local mat fans in his several appearances here weeks ago and will give the Filipino light-heavy champion all he can handle Friday night.

PAGE 13 variety. Reading, Readers Digest; women, all. Professional baseball experience and managers 1926, San Antonio, Texas, Honus Mitze; 1927-28, Ogden, Utah-Idaho league, Del Baker; 1928 to 1930, Oakland, Pacific Coast league, Ivan Howard and Carl Zamloch; 1931 to 1934, New York, National league, John Mc-Graw and Bill Terry; 1935-36, Philadelphia, National league, Jim Wilson; part 1936, St. Louis, National league, Frankie Frisch; 1936 (part) and 1937-38, Sacramento, Pacific Coast league, Bill Killefer. Jack Guenther Is Made Race Editor Of United Press NEW YORK, April 25 (UP) Appointment of Jack Guenther as racing editor of the United Press was announced today.

He succeeds Thomas H. Noone, who resigned because of illness. Guenther comes to New York from the Los Angeles bureau of the United Press where he specialized in turf coverage at Santa Anita, Hollywood park, Del Mar, and other Pacific. Const tracks. BY HENRY McLEMORE NEW YORK, April 25 (UP) I found him in the shadows of the dressing room, tucked away on a bench in the corner, pulling on a cigaret and a tall glass of beer.

In a room full of men he was all alone. Stripped to his funny baseball underwear, he just sat there, unmindful of the laughing and the joking and the talking going on about him. Just sitting, just thinking, just worrying. The Yankees had just won a close ball game, but you never could have told it from looking at Lou Gehrig. His one hit in 17 times at bat, the walking of Joe DiMag-gio to get at him as an easy mark, the cruel stabs in the newspapers, the tough walk from the sunshine into the shadows all of these hurts showed on the face of the man who for so long had dominated the American league with his bat.

There could be no easy approach to the man, so I made it direct. "Lou, I said, if you had it all to do over again, would you punish yourself the way you did to get that consecutive games played record If you were just starting out, would you drive yourself to play even when your legs were bruised, your toes and fingers broken, and well, when you were sick? He didn't hurry his answer. Finally he said: Louisville, cloudy fast. Narragansett, clear; fast. San Francisco, clear, fast.

Noone's Daily Race Comment NEW MARKET, England, April 25 (UP) The Aga Khans Dhoti and Edward Esmonds Fox Cub, fourth and first choices in winter books on the English derby, were favored today among an expected field of 22 three-year-olds for the 130th running of the historic 2000 guineas stakes at New Market tomorrow. Only one American-owned runner remained in the race, William Woodwards hypnotist. The second Woodward contender, Fox-brough II, original derby future choice, and Mrs. James CorriganS Signal Light were declared. Train ers said the Fox needed more work, but no reason was advanced for Signal Lights defection.

The New Market race, regarded an advance test of derby candidates, is run over a mile course under weights of 126 pounds. It is the first of five rich stakes to be held at this track some 90 miles from London. Altho Dhoti is but fourth choice for the derby, which is run at a mile and a half, he is considered sharp and ready for the mile test tomorrow. German Soccer Team Plays Tie Malkin's Soccer club of Vancouver, B. played a 3-3 tie with the German Society of Seattle Sunday.

The Malkins led, 1-0, at th half. The state champions, Hem rlchs, defeated the city titlists, the Vikings, 5-2. invest 25.00 and look like a million! the KENTCRAFT 75" SUIT is top-notch all ways. It takes only 25.00 to make you feel like a million and look the same way and, unless you looked at the priee ticket, you'd never guess so much smartness as a Kcnt-craft 25 offers, could cost so little. 25 oo USE OlR BUDGET PLAN! Mens Clothing, South Mezzanine Horse Racing Entries BY NATIONWIDE RACING ENTRIES Weather Today Narragansett Tues.

Baltimore, cloudy; fast. Selections Results NEWS SERVICE NOONE SELECTS COL. CARY PICKS BY UNITED PRESS Narragansett Tues. BY UNITED PRESS One Best Johnstown. Best Ixmgshot: The Iake.

claiming; 3-year-olds and appeared slight, curred in the third inning of the Dodger-Bee 1 Stanford Defeats Trojans, 1 1 to out-who rookie, failed four times in the Mary.R hospital over night for ob- nirwib tL in ni'n An nrl A with third. aJerry McCarthy entry. SECOND $1000; claiming; and up; 6 furlongs: 3-year-olds Best Parlay: Belle High and Fyan. Jamaica Tuesday 1 Early Evening, Ferry Boat, That One. 2 Scurry, Pink Gal, Us.

3 Guy Fawkes, Rush, Black Look. 4 Johnstown, Eight Thirty, Lovely Night. 5 Starbo, Strolling By. Oversight. 6 Sandy Bill, Neap, Isaiah.

Best: Johnstown. Havre de Grace Tues. 1 Belle High, Spout Run, Din. 2 Puzzle Dance, Honeymaid, Flying Lark. 3 Fyan, Gold Knightess, Balcony.

4 Alms, Morstep, Superstition. 5 Challephen, Pernie, Teddy Weed. 6 Summer Hail, Golden Vein, The Lake. 7 Scoria, Pradis, Banner Girl. Best: Fyan.

pinch runners on Boston used five pitchers for the second straight day. Jim Bagby, I 6 6. the danger of a minor concussion -Del mi nnnirlont pitching only one frame, lost game. 1fl1 Semi-Pro Seasons Will Be Opened and Closed on May 7 WICHITA, April 25 (UP) National semi-pro baseball day on Sunday, May 7, will mark both the opening and closing of sandlot seasons, it was revealed today. It will be the opening date for all teams in the United States proper; the closing date for Puerto Rican season which has been played for the past five months.

Semi-pro President, Ray DuMont sharper, everything would be better. But youre wrong. Wrong about me, anyhow. I never could help giving all I had. I never could see playing in 153 games if you could play in 154.

Col. Ruppert knew how I felt. Ill never forget him telling me that no man who ever worked for him had leveled any more than I had. Lou pulled on his cigaret, and changed his tone. Listen, suppose this is my last year.

What of it? In my 15 seasons 1 have, played as much baseball as the fellows who spread it out, took it easy and last 17 and 18 and 19 years. When I started baseball I figured that a players big-league life was eight or nine years. I decided to get in ail I could, get all the money I could while I was able. No matter how much a man loves baseball, he must remember that it is his business, his career, and that from it he must earn enough to get a nest egg, enough to take care of a wife and family. Thats what I did.

Drove myself as hard as I could. Concentrated everything I had. I asked him if he thought this was his last year in baseball. Lou answered, I don't. Im pretty bad right now, but I was worse this time last year.

Remember, I didnt get a hit in the first 21 times I was at bat last season. "Are you worried now, and 1 Mr. Hyland, Star Pupil, Jim Blazes 2 Sir Michael, Primer, Gay World. 3 Bright Sox, Blue Grotto, Mixed Weather. 4 Hueu, Grace Grier, Cosmic Prince.

5 William Palmer, Chief Nadi, Terpsichore. 6 Mere Blaze, Flying Orphan, Ghost Train. 7 Beaver County, Idolatry. Time Clock. 8 Lady Hav, Proud King, Double Tough.

Best: William Palmer. Keeneland Tuesday 1 Brilliant Gold 2 Gibbys Tornado Kentex. 3 Barbara Surprise Box, Lenpola. 4 Merrick's Place, Valdina Masque, Black Brummel. 5 The Fighter, Silverette, Armor Bearer.

6 -Winged Victory, Ahead, Mexico City. 7 Glasby, Mr. Smith, Sympathizer. Best: The Fighter. RACING RESULTS Narragansett Mon.

FIRST $1000; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs: Currants 111 5.80 4.50 Idle Sun 109 (LeBlanc) 14.00 9.20 Whooper ill (Robart) 5.20 Time 1:12 2-5. John Werring, High Treason, Eva Bloomer Girl, Ida Tarp, Genghis Khan II. SECOND $1000 claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs: Irenes Bob 316 (Driscoll) 5.70 4.40 2.70 Laddie Stone 113 (Wholey) 15.50 7.90 Little Mike 111 3.10 Time 1:13 2-5. Alpenglow, Miney My-erson, Miss Hollywood, Our David and Worthing. THIRD $1000; maiden 2-year-old fillies; 4 furlongs: Proud Lass 111 ((LeBlnc) 8.90 4.80 3.10 Air Actress 111 (Robart) 8.70 5.20 Sun Patty 116 3.30 Time 54 2-5 seconds.

Phoebe Anna, Sun Kit, Thars Tige, Three OThree and Top Tier. FOURTH $1000; claiming; 4-year-olds anil up; 6 furlongs: Nebraska City 108 15.50 9.30 Story Time 106 (LeBlanc) 6.50 4.50 Jessie L. 103 11.10 Time 1:13 1-5. Scotch Queen, Count Cotton, Marcabala, Sport Heel, Linas Son, Light Cruiser and Fumble. FIFTH $1000; claiming; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs: Holton 111 (Snider) 11.10 6.00 4.60 Sun Arbor 106 49.20 30.40 Escaator 111 7.

10 Time 1:13 3-5. Raceaway, Wav Yonder, Express, General Howes, Ailing, canta-more, Wood Lark and Dona Montez. SIXTH $1000; claiming; 4 year olds and up; 1 mile and 70 yards: Harrys Dream 106 (LeBl) 17,00 6.50 4.10 Griewrack 109 (Ashcroft) 4.00 3.10 Lovick 114 (Compton) 5.00 Time 1:12. Maebeau, Tobacco, Mamas Boy, Miss L. Jim Corn, Isleworth and Furfiber.

SEVENTH $1000; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 70 yards: Assist 13 (Ashcroft) 14.10 5.90 3.80 Espinaca 116 (Wilson) 3-90 2.80 Wulfstan 116 (May) 3.70 Time 1:45 1-5. Sun Fighter, Joaney Prince Dean, Mervin B. and Great Blaze. EIGHTH $1000; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; mile and 70 yards: Brandon Prince 116 (Drscl) 7.60 3.90 2.70 The Mauler 110 (Merritt) 17.90 5.60 Toni 111 (Ashcroft) 2.60 Time 1:45 4-5. Harry Peedeeque, Prince Cloud, Scout On, Sailorman.

Havre De Grace Mon. FIRST $1000; maiden 2-year-old fillies 4 furlongs: Ponemah 118 (Berry) 7.00 4.70 Damaged Goods 118 (G. Smith) 4.80 Dark Rapture 118 (DeCamillas) Time 54 2-5 seconds. Sealoch, Jabiru, Floradora Girl, Precious Time, Osofree, Mariyah, Mojasse Julia, Vebbie and Miss 4.60 4.40 AT HAVRE DE GRACE FIRST: BEI.I.E Mil. II (Stevenson) won last in good fashion.

SPROUT RUN (Dobson) second to Belle High in last. DIN (Dobson) third in last two at Bowie. SECOND: PUZZLE DANCE (Dupuy) good third last out; works impressive; vi in 1:16. HONEYMAID (Eccard) first since Florida but dropping down. FLYING LARK (Dabson) beaten by half length in only eastern start.

THIRD: FYN (Polk) won only Bowie start easily; GOLD KNIGHTESS (Peck) first eastern race, but good record. BALCONY (Dupuy) second in last at Bowie. FOURTH: ALMS (Stevenson) in money for six straight. MORSTEP (Eccard) won last over Hants. SUPERSTITION (Polk) won last on slow surface.

FIFTH: CHALLEPHEN (Seabo) second by nose to Honey Cloud in last. I'ERNIE (Stevenson) won on fast track last out. TEDDY WEED (Peters) three straight victories, Florida; may need tightener. SIXTH: SUMMER HAIL (G. Martin) won only start; good Florida record.

GOLDEN VEIN (G. Smith) won last after bang-up fourth. THE LAKE (Adams) might surprise. SEVENTH SCORIA (Dabson) should improve over place in last. PRADIS (Stevenson) throw out last; consistent in Florida.

BANNER GIRL (Seabo) on way up. (Copyright, 1939) i 2 Courtesy First, Ebonv Hue, Viragin. 3 Barbara Lenpola, Surprise Box. 1 Just An Idea, Country Jim, Star I dina Masque Wha" Merrlck's Placc- Va-PU2-Gay World, Blue Flame. Fiar Scout.

Fl6 Fehter Armr Bearer' Gold 25,000 games would be played on 3 Blue Grotto, Bright Sox, Pepper 6 Crout Au Pot Patch. city. 7 Seven Star, I See, Best: Flash Flash. (Copyright, 1939) 4 Cosmic Prince Night. 5 Chief Nadi.

Our Crest. Terpsichore. said today that all plans for a gala season opener had been completed and that approximately May 7, all starting at 3 p. m. (C, S.

Dumont said cities of San Juan and Mayaguez had emerged as finalists in the Puerto Rican 6 Ghost Train, To The Rescue, Dinner Jacket. 7 Time Clock, Idolatry, Inactive. 8 Witchswall, Proud King, Mr. Brook. Best: Witchswall.

Keeneland Tuesday 1 Flash Flash, Mummer, Brilliant Gold. Yesterdays hero Tommy Bridges, Detroit veteran troubled with a sore arm last year, who pitched his second straight victory, letting the Browns dou with six hits and establishing his comeback as no flash in the pan. O'Dea Seeks 7th Victory in Game Against Lakeside Seeking their seventh straight! PITTSBURGH, April 25 (UP) win of the season, ODea's base- Marshall Goldberg, Pitts Allball nine plays Lakeside this after-1 America back, has been offered a noon on the Garfield diamond. j0t as backfield coach at Long Coach Vi Dowd's squad took vie-. isand university when that school tories, numbers 5 and 6, respec- inaugurates football as an inter-tively, Saturday when they defeat- sport next season, it was ed Port Orchard, 5-2 and 2-0.

I revealed today. The Lakeside game was to start! oIdber said he conferred last at 3:30 with Walt Dinwiddle on! Loldberg saa comenea lasi week-end with Clair Bee, Long the mound tor Dea. So far this i Island basketball coach and ath- season hes got two victories and no defeats. I leuc dlrecwr Friday, O'Dea will play another! We made a brief visit to their home game when they meet Ed-isPr'n training drills, but nothing monds at Giwfield. The Irish have was definitely done about my tak-already downed the Edmonds nine.ing coaching job, Goldberg said, adding: To tell you the truth I still dont know what to do after I graduate in June.

Harmon Hopes to Be game. ing curve. (ducked, but the ball hit him solidly jin the back of the head. He drop- jped unconscious. Revived after several minutes, he walked to the clubhouse Simmons turned and Replaces Derby Favorite play and would enter a five-game championship series to be concluded on May 7.

The world semi-pro championships will be held on the island, at San Juan, Sept. 7-13. Oregon Schools Even In Baseball Series The University of Oregon and Oregon State college were even today in their Northern Division, Pacific Coast conference baseball feud. The Webfoots avenged the 22-11 whipping handed them last Friday by winning 5 to 1 Saturday. Bob Hardy, Oregon pitcher, allowed only four hits.

TEXAS LEAGUE Tulsa 4, Dallas 3. Fort Worth 2, Oklahoma City 1. San Antonio 8, Houston 3. Beaumont 13, Shevreport 2. andupT furlongs: Grace Grier fueJIlserablc Ramrod Mixed llliPepper Patch 106 FOURTH $1000 claiming; 3-year-olds jjs: 10GCosmic Prince 111 116 Circus Night 100 116'Nalita 106 111 Viajero 116 claiming; 4-year-olds and FIFTH $1000 up: 6 furlongs; Swahili IJstaro Chief Nadi William SIXTH $1000 up; 6 furlongs: Ghost Train Gala Star To The Panic Relief SEVENTH $1000 and up; 1 mile and 116 Stephen Jay 109 116! Terpsichore 106 109! Posterity 114 114 1 Our Crest 106 claiming; 4-year-olds and 114Flyirf Orphan Ill 116 109 1 Dinner Jacket 114 111 Mere Blaze 111 claiming; 4-year-olds TO yards: aSaidona 106aPovers Gouraud109 Pick Out l6Skipped 109 Beaver County 116Time Clock 111 Idolatry 113lnactive Ill aW.

W. Adams entry. EIGHTH $1000 claiming; 3-year-olds; 1 mile and 70 yards: Mr. Brook 116; Pack Saddle 108 Double Tough 113 Witchswall 106 a Ellen 106 Peachy Pie 103 Wakita lOSiaStepacola 103 Dianapat 106 Lady Hav 106 Proud King 111! aG. Tootsaker H.

McCleod entry. Apprentice allowance claimed Keeneland Tuesday 2-year-olds FIRST $700; Headley course: Try June Gleam Mummer Brilliant Gold Mimosa Sadajjal Casino Pete Wise Greenock Denver Perfect Maid $700 claiming 105! Toast 104; Pinkys Sister lC5Cooperstown .1101 Columbias 108 Flash Flash 109, Little Queen 115 Swing Queen 115 Brown Moss 112 Speed to 112 Some Polly SECOND-6 furlongs: Gin Fritters 108 Clansmaid Courtesy 102 Grandchild Blossom Que6n ..1021 Catlonia Light Tack 107 1 Mary Allie Gibbys Tornado 112 1 Viragin Cornfield 1071 Miss Nadi Uphold 107! Ebony Hue Miss Kentex 113Mori.sco Colonial Maid 103iGencral Malinda 110! True Enough THIRD $700; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs: Little Empress Surprise Box Lenpola Barbara A FOURTH $800 Headley course: Balanza 108Over Call 113 aBlack Brummel 116 claiming; 3-year-olds First 10-Letter Man In Michigan History By the time Tom Harmon gracl- A uates from Michigan he may be W.V. recognized as the greatest all-round LOS ANGELES, April 25 athlete in Wolverine history. The (UP) The Stanford university Gary, flash hopes to be the baseball team hit two Trojan first Michigan man ever to. win 10 pitchers at will to score an 11 to 5 varsity letters.

He expects to gain I victory over the University of three each in football, basketball Southern California, and baseball, and then in his sen-1 The Trojans, despite today de-ior year double in baseball and i feaC still lead the California Intertrack to gain his tenth. collegiate Baseball association. Harmon played brilliantly as a The Indians will meet the U. C. Vignette.

SECOND $1000 claiming and up; 6 furlongs: Riotous 110 (E. Smith) 22.00 9.50 Fly Me 110 (Polk) 13,80 Mr. Duncannon 117 (Nertney) 6.90 Time 1:14. La Loutre, Free Rifle, First Fling, Moon Harvest. Lacey Miss, Shall We Dance, Miss Selection, Clever Girl, Barrack.

THIRD $1000; claiming; 4-ycar-olds 6 furlongs: Ugin 117 (Peters) 12.00 7.30 3.70 Dizzy Dame 112 (Berg). 12.40 6.70 Great Haste 115 3.30 Time 1:13 3-5. Brown Twig, Brass Bottle, Siefcpy Howard, Boston Mary, Anglo Saxon, Little Drift and Cornwallis. FOURTH $1000; allowances; 3-year-oids; 6 furlongs: Sure Miss 105 (Stevensn) 10.50 4.60 3.20 Royal Teddy 105 8.70 5.40 Robespierre 110 (E. Smith) 5.30 Time 1:13 2-5.

Cherachin, Trailer, Max Forst, Refreshment and Larkar. FIFTH $3000; allowances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs: Sun Plume 119 (Stevensn) 11. 40 6.40 4.30 Suzanne Peck 113 (Taylor) 7.00 4.90 Gay Amazon 311 (Dabson) 10.50 Time 1:13 2-5. Orchids Next, Skyflier, Airacuda, Phara Belle and Gridiron. SIXTH, claiming, 4-year-olds and up; 1 1-16 miles Rowes Crump 114 (Stev.) 7.70 4.30 2 60 Taunton 117 (Peters) 7.40 4.50 Bill Bleiweiss 114 (Eccrd) 3.20 Time 1:48 3-5.

Moralist, Corum. Super John, Lone Gallant, Salburne, War Rumor, Camaraderie, Bosopi and Mason B. SEVENTH $1000; claiming; 4 -year-olds 3.40and up; 1 l-16th miles: Melody Maid 109 (Btmn 6.10 5.50 Squabble 109 (Polk) 6.90 7.10 Saranite 112 (Shelhmr) 15.50 Time 1.49 1 5. Spartan Lady, Last I halfback for Fritz Crisler last fall, and did a bang-up job at forward on the basketball team. He pitches and plays shortstop in baseball, and in high school ran the 100-yard dash in :9.9 and tjae 220-yard low hurdles in :22.6, which is very fast scholastic time.

Last summer he hurled three no-hit games in a Gary sandlot league. L. A. nine today and then end a three-game series with U. S.

C. Wednesday. Bill Boyd Scores Sixth-Round Kayoe Over Heavy Foeman HOLYOKE, April 25-Wild Bill Boyd, Seattle heavyweight hoxer knocked out Al A. Cieech entry, KnOCr SIXTH $800; claiming; 4-ycar-olds and Up; 114 miles: 10-j Mexico city miwmged 113 Black Gift 107Crout Au Pot 108 Ahead ii7Deioveiy 104 SEVENTH $700; claiming; 4-ycar-olds dtuurb 1 Lillosfsympathizcr 112 Glasby H3isink or swim 1112 Seven Star 114! Mr. Smith 112 Chester Rose 104! I See 109 jjowance claimed, tMed.

Whim Wham 113 Jacochero 116 Lynn 113! Perfect Rhyme 113 Merricks 116 Second 113 Killarney 113Vinum 116 You Alone Dear 113 Valdina 113 aA. L. Mrs. C. H.

Ferguson entry. FIFTH $1200; handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs: Noble Boy 106Miss Bulldog 107 Neighbor 109' Southland Beau 109 Tiger 116iGold Flag 114 Wise 113Last Message 110 Streak 1061 Silverette 114 The Fighter 118laDusky Prince 107 Armor Bearer 112 Tucker Wins Kayoe NEW YORK, April 25 (UP) Tommy Tucker, 178 V2, New York, scored an eight round verdict over Nick Fiorentino, 106 2, Philadelphia, in the headline bout at Royal came. Boyd is fighting under the Windsor palacs, Ryll, 185, of Birmingham in the sixth round of their scheduled innf round battle here last niht. Boyd kept on top Of his foe thruout the battle, using a series of short blows until the setup i I banner of Jack Dempsey, Johnstown, Jimmy Stout up, above, replaces El Chico as the Kentucky Derby favorite by running off with (he Paumonok Handicap in the opening of the New York season at Jamaica as last years unbeaten two-year-old champion bowed to Gilded Knight in a photo finish in the Restigouehe Purse. Both events were at six furlongs and the son of Jamestown prevailed by six lengths in l.H 1-5, one-fifth faster than El Chicos conqueror, Scamp, Nancy May, Dark May, Which Blond.

Carnage, High Vedalia find Transit JLady, 1.