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DETROIT FREE PRESS Wednesday, April 9. 1947 15- Race Results and Entries at Leading Tracks I Bastogne Captures $.15,000 Experimental Handicap By Walt Dltzen THREE SQUARES i VuAe ABOUND. SWV -( THAN5 VJWU.Y0U?J A-w It's Bastogne by a Half-Length iff "af -i 'V I Open at Seven a wide Awake Service All Day Yea will Ilk Herman Daniels Service 1. Free pick-up if your car will run. Otherwise, free 5 tow in where repairs I total $25.00.

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0 4141 Schamfmr bettreen Michigan Av. Fori 1 Rotunda I 1415 BROADWAY Near Grand River "Grand Slam" Golf 30o "BRISTOL" GOLF WOODS 1 Set of 3 3000 Great Value 4 "cAAf a rr. I laWhn ilMil'i 9 HICKS'' iiw x- iiiTm' Skirts GOLF CLUBS I I A. JAMAICA RESULTS FIRST Six furlonm: Tight Shoes (James) 9.60 4.50 Spherie Arcro) 3.70 2.40 Diamond Babr Combe) 3.30 Time 1:13 Did He. Whipped Cream, Famanna, Crater Lake.

Bl Jo-Ana, Tintarr. SECOND Six furlong: Obania (Nash) 4.80 3.20 Poppa George (Adams) 4.20 Toarint Pride (Givens) 8.80 Time 1:12 4-5. Joe Castle. Linda Lea. Reno Toreador.

Uotante. THIRD Five farloncs: His Chaliedon (Glidewell) 33.20 8.80 Frisk (Meloche) 6.90 4.70 Dismal Ke.r (Lindberg) 15.20 Time 1:00 1-5. College Girl. Grand Choice. La Bon net t.

Aris Muriel. Smart Eve. Grafette, Sarabeile. Meflr. Tintalate.

FOURTH Six furlongs: Pinnace (Atkinson) 7.80 4.30 3.30 Cuisine (Westrope) fi.OO 3.70 Spiteful Sue (Permane) 6.90 Time 1:13. Pretty Valley. Gal Forever, Sweet Hash. Chalakey. Valse Or.

FIFTH Six furlongs. tBastogne (Guerin) 18.30 7.50 6.30 I Will (Areare) 4.10 3.00 Peace Harbor (Jessopi 7.00 Time 1:12. Blue Border. Khyber Pass. Stepfather, Famestowa.

Jobstown, Miss Kimo. tC. T. Whitney entry. SIXTH Six furlongs: Gemsbok (Jessop) 6.60 3.80 2.70 Volatile (Delara) 6.00 3.60 Wise Friz (Olah) 2.40 Time 1:12 2-5.

Nayy Award. Nangee, Irenie. Alemannia, Frio Quest. Sis Boom Baa, Fairanfit, Dagon. SEVENTH Mile and sixteenth: Snob Tourist (Arcaro) 8.80 4.0O Lucifer (McPhee) 3.40 2.60 2.40 3.50 Russian Valor (Wilson) Time 1 :47.

Dance Pretty. Princess K. Mr. Chap. BoD's uream.

GTJLFSTREAM RESULTS FIRST Seven furlongs: Red Vulcan (Rogers) 6.60 4.10 2.80 War Wine (Jones) 18.40 8.80 Vhhuh (Robertson) 3.40 Tlme 1:25 4-5. East Norwich. Foxy Prince. Last Frontier, Peace Talk. Shore Patrol.

Priam. New Flame. Bottom Rail. SECOND Six furlongs: Peacock Lady (Wagner) 6.20 3.90 3.50 Harpstring (Bernhardt) 9.00 6.20 Barbara's Girl (Gonzalez) 5.50 Time 1:11 3-5. Fagranny.

Gay Baby, Grandlnd. Crazy Whirl, Moon Pool. Ten. nessee Maid. DAILY DOUBLES AT GCLFSTREAM Red Vulcan and Peacock Lady 1 19.70 AT BOWIE Aiken and Dover Road 819.00 THIRD Seven furlongs: Big Affair (Ramirez) 42.30 18.30 7.90 Speedy Quest (Smith) 6.90 3.80 Simond (Mora) 4.30 Time 1:25 4-5.

Fighting Flag. Busy Jeanne. Valley Tucky Tiger, Ineopo, Munster. FOl'RTH Mile and a sixteenth: Eihasan (Gonzales) 8.20 4.50 3.10 J'cmiohn (Zehr) 4.30 2.90 Fl hette (Buxton) 4.30 Time 1:45 3-5. Sun Fly.

Black Ra, Flaming Chance, Gladagal. Judge Davey. FIFTH Six furlongs: Teilrd Son (Moore) 15.60 7.60 4.50 Shockoe (Rogers) 10.80 6.0O Pie Lady (Stout) 3.90 Time 1:11 1-5. Ned Lurk. Lido Way.

Sir Monte. Big Wig. Tenacity, Kmiaybee, Air Commander, Joe Mandel. Botye. SIXTH Mile and a quarter: Sublime (Smith) 11.80 5 (H) 4.50 Top Reward (Wright) 5.10 4.50 Rate Case (Rogers) 6.60 Time 2:02 4-5.

Dauntless Bo. Hey Day, Hheltie. rtimont. Attendant. SEVENTH Mile and seven-eighths: Pharawell (Gonzalez) 4.50 3.0O 2.60 Wlseshot (Stout) 3.60 2.9fl Spanaqua (McCoy) 4.10 Time 3:13 4-5.

T.a Patica. Bold Front, Honor Guard. Karenette. EIGHTH Mile and sixteenth: Las Vegas (Wright) 23.10 7.20 4.30 Mixer (Stont) 4.00 3.30 Which Cup (Robertson) 3.70 Time 1:46 4-5. Miss Winks.

Valdina Rex, Fanar Grier, My Esther, Garter. BOWIE RESULTS FIRST Six furlongs: 5.20 Aiken (Kelley) 5.80 .10 2.20 Timoti (Lullo) 5.20 2.60 Banneran (Bureau) 2.40 Time 1:14 3-5. Fair Call. Lady Marine. Sargo, Maroc, Enterprising, Sun Fogo, Gendarme, Hopewell.

SECOND Six furlongs: Dover Road (Spencer) 18.40 True Dream (Breen) Astify (Keene) Time 1:13 4-5. Comely Kite. Copy Boy. Teddy Smart, Powder Face. Alarosa.

Black THIRD Six furlongs: Kankeekee (Breen) 6.80 Scotch Sand (Sarno) Desert Isle (Seocca) s.oo 3 00 3.40 2.40 3.40 Babe. Free Truce Flag, Button. 2.80 2.40 2.60 Time 1:14. Belmont Girl. Brlarbroom.

Dusty Devil. Glorious Bid. Coolamay. FOl'RTH Six furlongs: Dr. Tierney (Chaff in) 26.40 11.40 4.60 Irish Kogue (Spencer) 11.40 5.60 Judy J.

(Kirkland) 3.1(1 Time 1:14 4-5. Hal Jordy. Royal Sarada. Wellfret. Investigate, Play Foot.

FIFTH Six furlongs: Driilas (Bureau) 7.80 4.40 3.20 Walter liaight (West) 8.40 6.20 Missmenow (Covalli) 6.20 Time 1:13. Floredna. Ed Electron, Svengali, Carolina King, Freeland't Lad. Par Plus. Quick Lick.

SIXTH Six furlongs: Agate (Manley) 8.80 5.0O 4.20 Patriotic Fox (Land) 4.60 3.60 Elegant Lad (Demar) 18.20 Time 1:13 1-5. War Spy. Miss Neddie. Hawkwood Aress. First Party, Local Finance.

M. Longeine, Port Said. Problem Child. Nedwin. SEVENTH Mile and 70 yards: Squadron Girl (West) 26.40 12.00 R.20 Ima Pearl (Hartwick) 6.60 4.40 Gal Ann (Kirkland) 2.60 When Associated Press Wirephoto C.

V. Whitney's Bastogne (1), with Jockey Eric Guerin up, crosses the finish line half a length in front of I Will (7), Eddie Arcaro up, to win the $15,000 Experimental Handicap for Kentucky Derby hopefuls at the Jamaica track. CONSENSUS (Copyright. 1947. by Triangle Publications.

Inc.) AT JAMAICA 1 Musician. Chaperone, Beach Boy. 2 Salute. Lucky Aunt. Regal Maid.

3 Pocono, Roman Runner. Gallois. 4 TRAPEZE. Johnny Dimick. End of Strife.

5 Kay Gibson, Edemgee, Republican. 6 Manipur, Sea Wolf, Willing Spirit. 7 Dusty Ribbon, Challarker. Narcissus. AT GULFSTREAM PARK 1 WINNPEARL.

Liberty Head. Spring Tornado. 2 Mr. Pharnrd. Bob O'Sullivan.

Tropea. 3 Markight. Soroceo, Count Quick. 4 Lea Flag, Countess Wise. French Lure.

5 Cardigan, Can't Catch Me. Rebuke. 6 Turbine. Likeasnot, Hydrant. 7 Valdina Craft.

Santa Clans, Hyper-helio. 8 Scottsville, Fenty 0.. Legislator. 9 Tellmehow, Choppy Sea. Mister Chat.

AT BOWIR 1 Jr. O'Sullivan. Lagalla. Rock Time. 2 Send Off.

Regained. The Bagel. 3 IDEAL GIFT. For Granted. Chamade.

4 Victim, Rip Away, Gingarie. 5 Brandy Punch. Romanette, Undercut. 6 Kingthebeil, On the Kiver. Noble One.

-Hhayeram. Robert E. Lee. His Nickel. -Day, Jamesborough.

Big Jack. Gold Mike 119 O. K. Ruby 107 Likeasnot 109 M. Shagrln entry.

SEVENTH Purse 83.200. allowances. 4- xear-oins ana no. I i-xi miles: High Hope 114 Broom Ride 102 117 112 109 114 .112 Hynerhelto Plucky Boy 112 I.nsty Tidbit 107 Gothic 112 Santa Clans 117 Hi Neighbor 119 Valdina Craft Return Call Dixie Sweep Boat Man Winsome Lad EIGHTH Purse 82.800. claiming, 4-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs: Fenty O. 113 Rush Art 116 Viva Teddy 116 Tiger Call 111 Free Transit 115 Scottsville 116 Land 'n' Sea 114 Legislator 116 NINTH Purse 82.500. claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 1 miles: Tell Me How 124 Glacial Run Choppy Sea 121 Gayward 114 124 124 Mister Chat Quatre Call tH.

and S. 118 Walloon 120 tGigolbury Stable entry. BOWIE ENTRIES FIRST Purse $2,500. claiming olds and un. 1 1-16 miles: 4-year- Balmand 111 Jr.

O'Sullivan 106 Free Son 104 Sorrowful 99 Semi Deck 115 Rock Time 109 Black Flame 111 'Willi Agent KI6 Wise Step 106 Lagalla 109 Tatu 106 SECOND Purse $2,500. allowances. 3- year-oins. tj furlongs Send Off 122 Okamsel 116 Regained 114 Swing Tune 102 Jack's Ton! Ill Dispelled 111 Soniffie The Bagel Liteeo Big Bupter Tiger- Mae Big Dub Whizz Happy 116 106 1 12 112 116 111 113 4- 113 119 114 Blue Tie THIRD Purse claiming, year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Big Tedriv 108 Alhalon Sandy Trail 113 Ideal Gift Beau Sweep 111 She's Scotch Uniforms Team Managers! See Peters first for professional styles in baseball uniforms. Place orders early 1228 GRISWOLD ST.

V0U KNOW NOW )l NE8V0US I (SET Time 1:45 4-5. Ice Dancer. Polly Dauber's Girl. Miss Lena. EIGHTH Mile and an eighfh: Richmond Belle (Kirkland) 9.80 6.20 4.0O Tchada (Keene) 9.80 5.80 Valdina Bina (Fayard) 4.80 Time 1:51 2-5.

Red Torch. Mibill Baby Edith. Wake Robin, Good Gravy. Scl-cap, Pontchartraln, Huntlands. Exploration.

JAMAICA ENTRIES FIRST Purse 84.000. maiden olds. 5 furlongs: Hydric 113 My Request Chaperone 113 Beach Boy Gangway 111 Jim's Day 116 116 116 Musician 116 SECOND Purse 83.500. claiming. 4- year-olds and up, 6 furlongs Kezal Maid 113 112 103 117 110 Boy Soldier Copper Boy Proposition Salute Park Flame 115 115 112 117 113 Marcelle B.

Isatin J. F. Curry t.Mr Malcha Lucky Aunt 110 fGoIdnamer-Bleber entry. THIRD Purse 84.000, maiden 2-year- olds, a furlongs: tUuite Alone 116 Roman RoaH Jordan 116 Empty Noose Roman Runner 109 Hyson Focono 116 Gallois 116 116 111 116 tWheatley-Belair entry. FOL'RTH Purse S4.000.

3-year-olds, furlongs: .6 Trapeze 113 113 113 11.3 113 113 Harding F. Warden Jr. Oro Rojo Good Bye Lenwell Atom Buster 113 1 13 113 113 113 113 4- Weiark Corinth Johnny Dimick Fascination End of Strife FIFTH Purse S5.00O. allowances. year-olds and up.

1 1-16 miles: Edemgee 120 l)amos 109 tKepublican 117 Stage Bond 117 Florencia 108 Forfar 119 Bell the Cat lit Bob Mann 114 Kay Gibson 111 Excelente 109 tL. Prima-Rusty Stable entry. SIXTH Purse S4.0O0. allowances. 4- year-olds and up.

6 furlongs: Chance Nick 1 li Maniuur 113 121 115 115 112 Goblin Kebridce Bright Sword Sea Wolf lit 123 1 13 117 115 Erigeron Houlgate Willing Spirit Pristine Mangoneo tBieber-Clinton Farms entry. SEVENTH Pnrse 83.500. claiming, year-olds. 1 1-16 miles: Narcissus 108 tMr. Dodo tMaintainlnc 103 Flowing Oil Dusty Ribbon 1 16 My Good Man Whitefield 121 Danna Like Challarkrr 112 Fantasy Farms entry.

3- 119 113 113 115 GULFSTREAM ENTRIES FIRST Purse 82.300. claiming, olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Little Shifter 104 Liberty Head 4-year- 109 165 114 102 123 123 102 113 3- Jenkins 1 17 Alan F. 112 War Atlas 109 Ann San 1 13 Janegri 113 Winnpear! 113 Damion's Maid 102 Altuce Spring Tornado Surfside Night Porter Histrionic Jacoped Lyned's Lad SECOND Purse $2,300. claiming.

year-olds and up. 6 furlongs: Michigander 115 108 119 113 112 117 1 17 107 Mr. Phnrned 117 112 109 lOO 113 110 115 102 Lantern Bob O'Sullivan Charter Member My Zara Darby Duncan Trooea Little Bunny Stagey Miss Valetta Shoeless Lass Mogeye Lucky Ann Stormy Rosemere Dee THIRD Purse 82.3O0. claiming. 2-year-old maidens.

4Vz furlongs: Silver Putter 116 Ditty Box 113 No Melody 113 Count Quick 120 Romance Hill 112 'Socorro 112 Miami Bruce 110 Needle Fan 113 Gay Blush 113 Markight 113 FOURTH Purse 82.400. claiming. 4- year-olds and up. fillies and mares. 7 fur.

longs: Mary's Dell Golden Legend Munawana Thorobelie Countess Wise Tintia French Lure 120 Hit 111 116 117 113 111 Little Lady Elcan Stell Lea Flag Sweetena Dauntless Gal 115 122 112 113 112 112 FIFTH Purse $2,400. claiming, 3-year-108 olds. 6 furlongs: Kranabe Beau Fiddler Can'tCatch Me Rebuke Gilded Trump Vitesse Transalr Flagalapa 107 109 1(19 117 HO 109 114 111 Studio Day Silver 8weep Lennie Boy Cardigan Mirad Helene tDolly Zae 110 110 108 110 101 109 Crump entry. SIXTH Pnrse $3,000. allowances.

4- year-olds and up. furlongs: Green Shed 107 Hydrant 114 Don Miller 112 Bug Juice 117 Turbine 114 Gregalach 112 St. Jock 114 Darby Dimout 117 You See With (fVOU KNOW HOW ISj-H NEBVOUSIGET (WHEN SOMEONE'S Set Date for Open Qualifying Rounds Sectional Trials Set for June 2 in 26 Cities; Prize List Up NEW YORK (AP) Sectional qualifying trials to reduce the field to its proper size for the National Open Golf championship will be held Monday, June 2, in 26 cities throughout the country, one more than a year ago. tt -a Waders. Bib Top, Weigh'd Soles, 9.95 Minnow Buckets 2.49 Tackle Boxes.

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(Snap swivel) .10 Ammunition, Factory Load, 50 3.60 mps i Wat in Stretch I Favorites Falter I in Derby Warmup NEW YORK (U.R) Bastogne, named after the city in Belgium which proved a stumbling block to the Germans in the Battle of the Bulge, proved a stumbling block to Blue Border and Stepfather in the first division of the Experimental Handicap at Jamaica. The son of Sky Raider sprinted to a half length victory in the six furlong stake with Jaclyn Stable's I Will second and Brookmeade Stable's Peace Harbor third. The best the $200,000 Stepfather could do was finish fourth of Greentree Stable's Blue 'Border. Jobstown was sixth with 'Miss Kimo, Khyber Pass and Famestown completing the field. MISS KIMO, the only filly in the field of nine derby candidates, was the first to show in front when the three-year-olds were sent under way.

The fleet daughter of Hash, who was coupled in the running with Jobstown, showed the way down the backstretch and around the turn but when the field hit the head of the stretch, Bastogne and I Will were locked in a head and head duel for the lead. Showing remarkable improvement over his last start on opening day, when he finished third behind Cornish Knight and Brab-ancon, Bastogne slowly drew away from the speedy I Will. BUT LIKE ASSAULT who won the first division of the experi mental in 1946 although he later proved good enough to win the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Bastogne failed to make the same impression on the crowd of 32,769 attracted to the Long Island oval by the derby candidates. The big horse was Stepfather, who ran last almost half the way and then closed like a whirlwind in the stretch, driving between horses to finish fourth. Stepfather, for whom Harry Warner paid the $200,000 at the Louis B.

Mayer dispersal sales, left the impression that he will show to better advantage if he goes to the post in the mile and a sixteenth section of the experimental next Saturday. BLUE BORDER, who racad for the Bradley Stable last season and then joined Greentree Stable when the Bradley holdings were sold, didn't have it. Last season, when he was rated one of the better juveniles, his forte was speed. He set a track record for six furlongs in the Grand Union Hotel Stakes and equaled the six and a half furlong mark in the Hopeful. But although only about two lengths from the front at the head of the stretch he didn't have the kick to improve his position.

Jockey Eric Guerin rode Bastogne and drove him over the course in 1:12 over a fast track to pick up a purse worth $10,950. In 21 races last year he earned only $14,995. BASTOGNE, which raced coupled with Khyber Pass, as the C. V. Whitney Entry, paid $18.30, $7.50 and $6.30 while I Will returned $4.10 and $3.90 and Peace Harbor $7.00.

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4 furlongs: Tres Chic 109 Romanette 119 Mary Ann 113 tThermaid 113 Brandy Punch 116 iWianno Lad 112 Sunsatinn 112 Undercut 116 Mr. Tolson 112 Jean Jean 109 SBrown Fox 112 BTurning Point 112 Hunt-Talbert entry; $Lesser-Magann entry; SHigh Ground Stable entry. SIXTH Purse $4.000.. allowances. 3-year-olds and up.

mile and 70 yards: On the River 110 Signal's Bloke 105 Ring the Bell 112 Darby D-Dht 109 Noble One 109 American Wolf 114 SEVENTH Purse $3,000. claiming, 4-year-olds and op. 1 miles: Lorhness 114 Outsider 113 Mason Dixon 111 Robert E. Lee 115 Khaygram 112 His Nickel 115 James entry. EIGHTH Pnrse $2,500.

claiming. 4-rear-olds and un. 1 1-16 miles: Tody's Petee 111 Gent O'Dar 113 106 Jacono Mexico 113 I. a usnna James borough 117 Big Jack 115 Royal Whirl 1 17 104 114 Royal View V-Day Ariel Mission Baby Roy 104 River Bank 111 Winged Pharlah 114 Ill Bass Fiddle 115 Mac Briar 117 Milk Flip 117 Minor-Ray entry. Apprentice allowance claimed.

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Louis (Mo.) Country Club, June 12-14, with the starting field numbering 171. The number of qualifiers' places in each section based on the size and quality of the field will be determined after the entries close May 20. A total of 1,175 players entered in 1946 and a similar group is expected to try for places this time. QUALIFYING ROUNDS will be 36 holes of stroke play, while the championship will be 72 holes, as usual. The 30 low-scoring professionals, however, will cut up $10,000 in prize money, an increase of $2,000 over last year, with the winner's share boosted from $1,500 to $2,000.

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