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in irst Race An Extra Thrill 13 OMAHA NEB SATURDAY MAY 9 1964 A Official track photo Unable to horses at finish lb Orduna is NU Not in Position for Brilliant Game 38 4b :40 4b 5 1 5 IS 11 14 ab bi 4 12 1 4 0 0 0 3 12 23 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 II II II 3 0 10 3 110 2 0 0 0 LA Blanked byMarichal St Joan 0 ran in the second went to Glenn Bamford for two thou sand dollars The loser: Keeton Two Records The opening day attend ance and betting record went like this: 13320 against last 12908 and $679281 against 1963 inaugural bet to tai of $675484 Roof Shredded The kiting winds ripped the roof loose from barn No 4 on the back side but luckily no one was injured Basebailers Set basebailers will entertain Concordia cach ets one of only three Bluejay diamond victims in a 2:30 game today at ontenelle Park The Jays won at Concordia 7 to 3 last month good of San ernando with Valley a length and a half be hind the place horse So Lady Bars returned $7380 $2700 and $1260 to her which of course included happy Joe Skalla of Norwood Colo and trainer (Red) Duncan San ernando paid $640 to place and $400 to show while Valley returned $480 Marion Van our Lane the 2 to 1 favorite was always close up but finished fourth as the longshot turned the sprint in 1:11 35 And the favorite get in the second division of the handicap either Even mo ney Killoqua wound up second to the fast losing Peppy Cadet from John Grant Neb stable Killoqua a double handicap winner at Oaklawn Park this spring had a i edge on the pack at one time but Jockey Bobby Yeager i his time aboard Peppy Cadet then came with the wind in the stretch National Guard finished third and the time was 1:12 Peppy Cadet paid $1520 $540 and $320 Killoqua $320 and $240 and National Guard $260 The second division was re duced to eight horses with four scratches Those failing to leave the barn were highly regarded Tondi Little by Lit tle My Count and Bid A dead heat in the opening race produced twin Kin to Mr Hypo paid $8320 and Blue Impala to Mr Hypo $4520 New Barns Blue Impala the dead heat er of the first race was i claimed from Clyde Mahwin I ney of Ravenna Neb by Mrs i Grace McKay for two thou sand dollars An Imancipation an also By Wally Provost World Herald Lincoln Bureau 501 ederal Securities Building Nebraska ootball Coach Bob Devaney predicts most interesting spring game ever had when his Red and White squads clash tonight at eight at Seacrest ield Seventieth and A Streets The game marks the end of spring work for a school which will be defending the Big Eight championship next autumn The Reds represent the first and fourth lineups Among the mainstays are Quarterback red Duda ullback Bruce Smith Tackle Larry Kramer Ends Tony Jeter and Chuck Doepke Heavily laced with sopho mores the Whites are De second and third teams The latter group includes highly rated prospects such as Quarterback Bob Church ich Halfbacks Kaye Carstens and Harry Wilson Guards Tim Shoda and Lynn Sinkbeil Ends Mike Grace and Lang ston Coleman will be interesting to compare some of these young er players with our more ex perienced Devaney re marked He said fans can ex pect to see a lively aerial ef fort Top pitchers will be Duda and Wayne Weber of the Reds Churchich and Doug Tucker of the Whites Receiv ers are plentiful with Nebras ka apparently having its finest end crop in some years While rooters concentrate on the runners and throwers the coaching staff will be de voting more than casual at 1 tention to two thinnest positions: center and tackle Sittier is a good cen Davis Wills ERBBSO 3 3 0 0 0 0 Rosters Red Squad No Player Pos 10 xred Duda QB 14 Wayne Weber QB 25 Dennis Thorell HB 26 Ron Poggemeyer HB 28 xBill Johnson HB 33 xWillie Paschall HB 34 Len Janik HB 42 BUI Brown 43 xBruce Smith 46 xTed Vactor HB Bob weiman Harry Tuthill ft i :37 3h Miss Beano :41 3b Mr Classic :38 2h New Rally :38 4b prey no io Prince of Oz Dni tila Wav Super Money :38 4h Snowqualmie Tax Dodger our urlongs :54 4t Liza's Money :53 3b Lady Bars Surprises With an Upset Pays $7380 in Split eature lass 37 Clarks 221 Monroe HU Trneitnn Platte Center Silver Creek Spalding IXsirtsan McCool Junction 2 woioacn Palmer 21V? 20Va19 16 15 12 4 9 Dodgers Get 5 Hits Mays Poles No 1 1 San rancisco Cal (AP) Right hander Juan Marichal stopped Los Angeles on five hits riday night for his fifth victory and Willie Mays drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and his eleventh homer as San rancisco whipped the Dodgers 3 to 0 Dating back to last season the triumph was the eleventh in a row for Marichal who leads both major leagues in victories this year A crowd of 40547 watched the' National" League leading Giants capture the opener ofthe three game series The Giants pecked at Dodg er starter Phil Ortega for single runs in the third and fifth Mays walloped first pitch to him in the sixth 380 feet and over the left field fence Mays also singled in San rancisco Alou If Alou rf Mays cr McCovev Haller Millpr D'venport 3b Paean ss Marichal Colonial Stalled by Heavy Rains ort Worth Tex (AP) A cloudburst forced postpone ment of the second round of the 75 thousand dollar Colo nial Invitation Golf Tourna ment riday before most of the players had taken the course South African Gary Player whose 68 gave him a one shot lead after the first round was not on the course at the time Tournament officials sched uled a 36 hole test today with the Sunday 18 hole finale un changed Shocker Bags Title Louisville Ky (AP) Wich John Stevens finished with a one under par 215 for 54 holes for a second Mis souri Valley Conference golf title riday World Herald Photo Assistant Coach George Kelly Kramer with Reds 3 Will Join Loop Later tion for opening day with four winners emanating from that chute Breakdown for riday: xPos 173 454 789 19 11 12 Winners 001 040 J21 11 0 xdead heat in first event Sophs Clash The opening Joust of the better three year olds takes the spotlight on nine race with a first post at 2 pm Sophomores are to vie in the 10 thousand dollar Ak Sar Ben Princess Handicap at fur longs with the heavy winner Tax Dodger assigned top im post of 122 pounds Billie Whitt will be up Gemma and Miss Jr are next in line on the scales at 117 pounds each while Jerry Get Up a sparkler at the re cent onner Park meeting at Grand Island will pack 116 pounds Three allowance races back up the feature plus the first of the of Spades mara thon series Trials Taper Off With the track muddy the workout pace slackened ri day morning Black Lizzie took a fancy to the going with a :363 5 for the three furlongs Tax Dodg er had an easy three furlongs in 39 seconds Crafty Chick vvent well in her half mile in :52 1 5 while lash was well in hand throughout her five furlongs in 1:07 The workouts: Three urlongs Alorta LUrk :40 3b ashion Bar :38 lb America Bov :38 3b Gemma 4b Black Lizzie :36 3h Lady Valentine Huena vista :3 3b Brick Dust :39 4b Cover Up Again :40 3b Chimney Creek :40 4b Chucks Rullah :40 4b Do Well Don't 40 lb Bargain Hunter IJJ4U Litas iviuury jjju Crafty Chick :52 lb Mil Liz :54 2b Diamond Jubilee ive urlongs Caught Speeding remont lash 1:05 2hg Sea Nurse 2hg Track muddy (dogs up) breezing: handily hg handily from the starting gate 1 Preakness Posts at Stake Today By the Associated Press The probable starting field for the eighty eighth running of the 150 thousand dollar added Preakness next Satur day will be determined to day from results of the With ers Mile at Aqueduct and the 1 U16 mile Preakness Prepat Pimlico The first five finishers in last Kentucky Derby Northern Dancer' Hill Rise The Scoundrel Roman Brother and Quad rangle are considered defi nite starters Mr Moonlight seventh in the Derby also is a probability Whether Knightly Manner and Big Pete start depends largely on their showing in the Preakness Prep Eleven of the 16 three year olds named for the 50 thou sand dollar added Withers areeligible for the Preakness One of them is the 5 to 2 favorite Mr Brick Omaha Central 16 remont LUiumuua 7 ti South Sioux City 9 Norfolk Omaha Ryan 6 Blair Class Marqueue Phillips Monroe Polk York St Joseph ClassJrSoSoSoJrSrSoSoSrJrSoJrSrSoSoSoSoSoSoSrSrJr JrSoSoSOSoSrJrJrSr So JrJrSoJr Notebook 5 Today at Ak Sar Ben ourth race Joyce $10 to win Sixth Amabobbin $10 to win Original und $300 Invested riday $20 Net Minus $20 Balance after one $280 28 fl £1 A A out for Ortega in 7th 11 Record Ak Crowd Sees Longshot Win Metro Prep League to Start in all Three new Omaha high schools will be a to sprout their athletic wings early with the formation ri day of the Methopolitan High School Activities Association Gaining future spots in the 16 team lineup along with Council Bluffs Thomas Jef ferson were Bishop Rummel parochial school which starts this fall Bryan South Omaha junior senior facility also opening next year and Mor ton Northside high school two years away Tee Jav will ioin the league in 1966 according to riday's agreement as will Rummel Rummel thus will enter top flight competition with three classes The other two new schools will be 1967 additions School officials set up the following divisions to be op erational this fall: American North Creighton Prep Bishop Ryan Tech Westside and Bellevue National Abraham Lin coln Benson South Cen tral Boys Town Beveridge An adjustment in the line up which may shift Beveridge to the other division is anti cipated after Dr Paul A Mil ler Omaha superintendent of schools who called organization meeting discov ered the Omaha schools were not evenly split between divisions as he had specified Mets Give Hook to Get McMillan New York (AP) The New York Mets bolstered their in field riday by acquiring 33 year old Roy McMillan from 1 Milwaukee for cash and two players including Pitcher Jay I Hook Although the amount of cash was not disclosed by the Mets reports from Milwaukee indi cated the Mets paid 100 thou sand dollars McMillan an all star short stop for years at Cincinnati was to Milwaukee in 1960 for Joey Jay and Juan Pizarro The veteran lost his regular job this season to young Denis Menke NAIA to Pick Nines for Area Tournament The World News Service remont Neb Nebraska representatives in the NAIA Area Baseball Tournament in Omaha May 14 16 will be de cided in the Pathfinder Hotel here Tuesday at 8 Two teams from Nebraska and two from Kansas will be named for the double elimination tourney Undefeated Omaha Univer sity appears certain to get one Nebraska spot Concordia Wayne and Kearney are under consideration for the other Boilermakers Explode Against Ohio Staters Lafayette Ind (AP) Pinch runner scored the tie breaking run on a bases full walk in the sixth as Purdue snapped a three game Big Ten Confer ence losing streak with a 6 to 3 verdict over Ohio State riday ICC Graders Beaten by Holy Angels 4 0 Holy Angels blanked Im maculate Conception 4 to 0 riday in the only close Class game in CYO grade school baseball Other Class re sults: St Patrick Holy Ghost AMttmpuoa 4 47 50 52 xLyle Sittier 54 Kelly Petersen 57 Bob Placek MEBRASKA football fans expecting a polished perform ance at Seacrest ield in Lincoln tonight probably will be disappointed In sharp contrast to recent spring exhibition finales intrasquad game may be productive of many errors mental and mechanical A mediocre showing will be disappointing but not dis couraging The past two years Coach Devaney has had at his com mand at least one veteran eleven which moved along with momentum generated the preceding season rjC JjC Lack of Polish TONIGHT Devaney cannot assemble even one unit which will be a senior junior combination next fall This does not mean the game will not be interesting ans willing to shell out two bucks will see new plays and possibly a few new formations Most of these patterns will not be recognizable to Coach Devaney or his aids Having had little opportunity to polish team play the young athletes merely will be trying to make the best of what could be an embarrassing situation Democratic Way AS THE 20 session sDring training closes there is evidence that much must be accomplished early next fall if the Cornhuskers are to have a satisfactory season Unfortunately the call for spring candidates was on a one come basis The result was an army strong in numbers rather than a bountiful supply of talent The one hundred trainees included a couple who had difficulty making the grade in high school football This democratic way of doing athletic business is ap plauded by some university administrators who labor under the impression college sports should be for the masses However it is talent not numbers that produces vic tories necessary to meet the tremendous Athletic Depart ment budgets the eighth Los Angeles Wills ss Gilliam 3b Davis cf Davis If airly lb Howard rf Roseboro 2b Ortega aParker Brewer bMoon Totals a Vmi1fti4 lied out for Brewer in 9th I os Angeles 006 000 San rancisco 001 011 OOx 3 Hiller Tracewski PO Los An geles 24 9 San rancisco 27 10 Wills Tracewski and airly LOB Los Angeles 9 San rancisco 4 Davenport Alou Pagan Homn MU wave SKU Mancnai mays IP Ortega 1 2 6 Brewer 2 1 4 1 TK LTlcU iLliai yt Vargo orman Jackowski ford 2:10 A 40547 ab bi 4 0 10 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 40 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 O' 10 0 0 33 0 5 0 Totals World Herald Photo Kin and Blue Impala (on rail) 60 feet from dead heat finish in first race vi land present state record holder and is the third best in the state this season Marshall Turkel Omaha sprinter ran :098 in the perlims and :099 i in the finals Class A quali fiers: Track Events Joel McCray Omaha Central 2 Del Blair remont 3 Ron Cardwell South Sioux City 4 Herb Wehner Bev 1 Joe Orduna Central 2 Marvin Mueller Columbus 3 Charlw Williams Omaha Central 4 William Smith Omaha Central 149 (Wil :148 in preliminaries betters meet record of 15 by Rick Davis Omaha Noir0(Ll 19 Marshall Turkel Central: 2 Mark Quimby South Sioux City: 3 Terry Miller Columbus 4 Joel McCray ven tr88oJl Hellbusch ColuTnbus 2 Robert Roche Omaha Central 3 Eric Butler Beveridge 4 Henry Clausen EHiott Evans Ryan: 2 Robert Allen Central 3 Dave Adams Ryan 4 John McGrew Columbus T'443J 180 1 Joe Orduna Central 2 Marvin Mueller Columbus 3 Bill Smith Central: 4 Bill Buetler Norfolk :204 Two mile 1 Omaha Byan (Earl Witt Rich Vanderheiden Mike McKernan Jim Lynch) 2 South Sioux City 8465 Marshall Turkel Omaha Central 2 Terry Miller Columbus: 3 Mark Quim by South Sioux City 4 Jim Etter Omaha880 relay 1 Omaha Central (Robert Wright Charles Williams Steve He Iler Dana Jackson) 2 South Sioux City I Mile 1 Omaha Central Orduna James Hunter Bill Smith Joel McCray) 2 Columbus 3379 ield Events 1 Tyrone Benson South Sioux City 12 0 2 Carl Castor South Sioux City 11 6 3 Denny Blair remont 11 3 4 Joe Orduna Central 11 0 Shot 1 Tom O15on ters meet record of 55 1 by James Beltzer Grand Island 1962) 2 bteye De Witt Columbus 55 xA: 3 Robert Malt by Omaha Central 47 1P4 4 Lynn Young Norfolk 47 7 High jumi tie between Adnan Pivnn Rlair and Gary Hoffman Ryan 5 7y4'3 Ron Cardwell South Sioux City 5 5 4 Mike Gembol Columbus 5 5 Broad 1 James Hunter Omaha Central 20 11 2 Jack Swanson remont 2M Terry Miller Columbus 20 6: 4 Claude Bolton South Sioux 1 Bill Bomberger Columbus 130 4: 2 Roger Meier Columbus 126 10 3 Ronn Julis Omaha 4' James Paulson remont 124 4 Omaha ouths 2dinYBAMeet Two tandems of Omaha hnvs each finished second in the National Youth Bowling Association Holiday Doubles Tournament Brothers Dick and Bill Tharp rolled a 1233 three game scratch total me veie graphic competition ana picked up six handicap pins for a 1239 aggregate Competing in the junior di vision Dick posted a 698 and Bill a 535 In the prep division Marty Kramolish fired 397 for two games and Ted Jorgensen 293 They received 18 bonus pins in addition to their 690 scratch pinfall for a 708 total Mickey Wright Hits 70 in St Louis Play St Louis Mo avor ite Mickey Wright won a bat tle against high winds whije shooting a one under par 70 riday to take the first round lead in the 54 hole $12500 St Louis Women's Open Golf Tournament Miss Wright of San Diego seeking her third victory of the year took a two stroke lead over Joann Prentice and Beth Stone orm chart entries with ratings Page 15 Selections Stratodru Buena Vista Pages image Rumor Monger Cherao Wise ture Third Motion Chucka Rulla There mill Snoquallmle Harmony Swing Joyce 5 Greek Gem Cassopolis Cover Up Again Amabobhln Black Lizzie My Charge Rodeo Hand Barbaron Red Eff 8 Tax Dodger Miss Jr Gemma 9 Diamond Jubilee Caliche By By Cale Best Amabobbin By Howard Wolff An all time opening day record crowd of 13320 took a nutreting irom cyciomc winds at Ak Sar Ben riday No 5 on Top But quite a few of those No 5 proved the top posi record breakers didn mind the gale nor a track that went from slow to good or those wind hearties who wagered on Lady Bars in the first division of the $10000 Beef State Handi cap were clothed in the bliss ful calm of perfect content ment after the bay mare had run her lick And what a lick Going into the six furlong scamper Lady 1964 rec ord showed only a pair of thirds in five starts She showed at 35 to 1 on the odds board when starter Harry Palmer Jr pulled the latch And she was still 35 to 1 when she crossed the wire better than two lengths to the 2 5 0 1 3 3 Craw WorlOmld Sports Sect ion Rob Placek 59 Jim Osberg 61 Roger Kudrna 62 Joe Unis 64 Tom Pappas 65 xRon Griesse CG xJohn Dervin 68 xBerme McGinn 69 xMike Kennedy 71 Jeijry Wilks 72 Carel Stith 73 Harry Meagher 74 Richard Mahlock 75 xLarry Kramer 77 Walt Barnes 78 Dennis Carlson 82 xChuck Doepke 83 Tom Smith 84 Tony Jeter 85 xreeman White 88 Mike Ratzloff 89 Larry Casey White Squad No Player Pos Class 11 Herny Woods QB Jr 12 xDoug Tucker QG Sr 15 Bob Churchich QB So 21 Kaye Carstens HB So 24 John Vujevich HB Jr 27 Ted Wright HB Jr 31 Harry Wilson HB So 35 Pat Kirby HB So 36 Larry Wachholtz HB So 40 Ken Brunk So 41 xJoe McNulty Sr 48 Pete Tatman So 51 Steve Schaefer Jr 55 xDuncan Drum Jr 56 Lou Narlsh So 61 Jim Selcke So 62 Rick Coleman Jr 63 Lynn Sinkbeil So 64 Tm Shoda So 65 Stan Grell So 66 Ed Szypulski So 67 LaVerne Allers So G8 George Blankenship So 70 Richard Czap So 73 Jim Brown Jr 74 John Strohmeyer So 75 Bob Philo So 76 Gary Brichacek So 79 Larry Hansen So 80 Langston Coleman So 81 Mike Grace So 85 Bill Earl So 86 xJohn Koinzan Sr 87 xBill Haug Jf 88 xPreston Love Sr 89 Rick Myslenald So xLener man Noonan of CU Nine eted Jay Letter Men Giue Silas No 35 for Point Standard Paul Silas all time leading basket ball scorer rebounder was presented jersey No 35 at riday banquet of the Creighton University Honorary Let ter Association at Brookhill Country Club Silas whose varsity shirt will be retired also formal ly received the basket ball that was in play when he broke Eddie Bluejay career point record during the victory over New Mexico State Silas ended with 1661 points in three seasons to 1437 in four Shortstop Bryan Noonan also was honored as last most valuable player on the Creighton baseball team Ample Opportunity MANY HOURS have been devoted to screen ing the Husker squad this spring No athlete can protest he had ample opportunity to demonstrate his ability Positions under close scrunity tonight will include quarterback and center Since nearly all plays except a punt start with center quarterback collaboration these posts must be manned oy men of skill and poise The sidelining of Bob Hill a leading frosh candidate weakens the center slot During spring drills no quarterback hgs shown the tal ent of DennisClaridge However the young field generals are enthusiastic and have some imagination which could offset the oss the young man who tonight will receive the 1963 Outstand ing Player Award Central Puts 16 in State Wins Columbus Carnival IS Aerial Antics Spring Grid indup Seen i Devaney said there is no experience whatever be hind Tackle replacements be found for Lloyd Voss Bob Jones and Monte Kiffin whose powerful play was a feature of the Big Eight ascension and Orange Bowl victory Sparks also have been fly ing where talent is abundant competition has been very Devaney noted One example is left half back To be seen at this po sition tonight are Carstens the two time all stater from airbury Ron Poggemeyer of Nebraska City Bill Johnson of Stanton Dennis Thorell of i John Vujevich of Clairton Pa and Ken Brunk of Cozad Necessarily some heads must roll when the coaches choose their September ros ter Two presentations will be made at halftime Quarterback Denny Clar idge named outstanding sen ior of last team will receive the Tom Novak Trophy from donor Gordon Roberts of Omaha Exalted Ruler Vince Collura of Lincoln Elks Lodge No 80 will present the Walter Dobbins Memorial Award to Charley Jones se lected outstanding basket ball senior St Edward' 5 Hampton 4 Gresham 3 Hordville 3 Bradshaw 2 Clarks 2 By Gregg McBride World Herald Sports Staff Member Columbus Neb? Omaha i Central and Columbus moved into contention for Nebraska high school Class A track hon ors and St Edward stepped into the Class spotlight dur ing the windswept Columbus regional track meet riday A 40 i 1 an our wind with gusts up to 60 delayed the meet two hours Hurdle and sprint paths were reversed to enable the boys to run with the wind in the morning prelimin a i They ran the regular route in the afternoon when the wind switched Central led Columbus 76 to 50 in the Class A scoring and 16 to 13 in qualifiers for the state meet The Discoverers suffered a mild setback when Bruce Eickhoff one of the leading quarter milers pulled up lame and did not qualify St Edward had a a margin in Class and quali fied in five positions includ ing a half mile relay team Kenneth Munsinger of St Edward the leading Class hurdler going into the districts knocked a tenth of a second off the state Class district high hurdles record with a :149 in the morningro1imc All district marks are al lowed regardless of weathej conditions Also running in the prelimi naries Charles No 3 high hurdler for ran :148 to crack the Colum bus regional Class A mark Williams managed third in the final finishing behind soph teammate Joe Orduna and Marvin Mueller of Col umbus Mupllpr also lost to in the lows final with their races being so close both re ceived times of :149 and204 Tom Olson of remont set another meet record with a 55 6 shotput This erased the mark set Jy Jim Beltzer of Grand Is How They Scored Class A Omaha Central 76 remont Mnrrnl Ir Sioux City Omaha Bevendae 7 Omaha Rvan 31 Blair St Edward Hampton Gresham Bradshaw Hordville Marquette Phillips LJ i rsh York St Joseph 9 Pn a raunci ailed to score Beaver Crossing Bel grade Benedict Primrose Shelby 1 How They Qualified Class A 13 Omaha Beveridge 2 A 1 2 2 1 1 9 8 5 3 3 3 2 1 HJffifr He II Jtl 'X hSK 1 COP I 4r 1 s' 'Soft.