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Race Results and Entries At Leading Tracks PI MAC DIVOT HAJ? THE! MESSAGES WISES P30M COV-E IN ASIM6LE MAN MAC TO HAVE SOM AND MZ. ANP M2S. SANDY A S'2L NAMES AC PIVOT Fair Grounds Results FIRST- furlongs, 1:15. Arbol Grandee (Heedley) 17.40 18 20 4 20 Convene (Hettinger) 15.80 16.80 Beaming (Young) 11.40 Diane's Treasure, Mr. Mat.

Mr. Mac C. Wind Trap, Mr. Luke. Suffolk Puncri, Model Be.

SECOND- furlongs, 1:14. Triple Gold (Young) 80 5 00 3 AO Safe Date (West) 3-80 3 00 Naturally True (Mono) 5 40 Lucian Sea Aboey, Special Choice. Miss Musketeer, Optiquest, Elae. Ricn-ard K. Fan Fare I5y Walt Ditzen DAILY DOUBLE MJ.lt.

1 4 Saturday. Feb. 25. 1961 DETROIT FREE PRESS TWEM I VvOULP WAVE TO ASESE ALMOST, li 1 I I MAN, MAC. YOU SEEM TO HAVE EVE ZYTV N'Sl) rS POOR LITTLE ASSUMPTION Don't Hold Breath on THIRD 8 furlongs, 1:11 4-f.

So What (Mellon) 23 60 7 80 3 80 Wisteria Way K. Broussard) 3.00 2 0 Suses Doll (W. Cook) 20 Jay Baoy, Witcream, Culprit, Tony's Request, Hard let. FOUKTH-5-14 mile, :28 J. Midway Mayor (Hernenaez) 2 80 1 80 2 20 Be Ramsey (K.

Broussard) 10.40 4 60 Captain Toro (Pulldo) 3 60 Master Comet, Pine Fire. Welder Helper, Beet Time, Black Bean. Titans Play 'Bridge9 I-- Go Over to Windsor NINTH Purse S58.000 added. New Orleans Handicap, 3-year-oias and up, l' SB VB NTH Purse 84 000, year-olds and UP, 4 furlones: Paianandy HI Bnedicto 175 Greek Challenger 106 Deemsier 1 13 Touch of Venue HO Ace Destructor 104 Our Special Jet 109 BY KEN CLOV ER wise, Saturday night sounds almost like a chapter out of Route 66, or some uch similar highway television jhow. Crossing over the bridge will te the Titans.

Coming to the end of the road will be several state college teams. And hoping for a detour from ing between the two this season. They met twice last season, but U-D dropped one game this year in order to beef up Its schedule. U-D, with three games to go before the National Invitational Tournament, is 16-7. The Lancers are 7-14.

Against Dave DeBusschere, averaging 22.9 points and 20 rebounds a game, and Charlie CAN IIE BEAT PROVE IT? Detroit's Comet To Duel Turf Star Pr Press Wire Service Prove It and American Comet, who have followed one another halfway across the continent without running against each other, finally will meet Saturday at Santa Anita in the race of their lives the $145,000 Santa Anita mues Sutler 111 Tony Graff 110 Nome sel in ePetes Folly ill Golden Circle 107 Road House 110 asantiago 107 Con Boy 106 Greek Star 122 All Hanas 121 King of Kentucky 105 Tenacious 113 auisnop entry TENTH Purse M.0OA. handicas. a-vear. olds and up, 1 1-14 miles: Better booas 10 War Dan ill Big Circle 110 Retobado II HO Broken Step 111 Invaoi li? The Orator 112 Our Bob lie Heedwmd 117 Smoke Stream 113 kApprentlce allowance claimed. Hialeah Entries FIR ST-Purse 84,000, claiming, 3-ytar- Cyc lades 111 Regards to Mabel Golden Hart Risky Kid Oaklendon Cunning Wolf Eke Cabin Retreet Togadru HI High Yield 111 Mile.

Paladin 109 Frangula 108 Daring Bill H3 Golf Score 113 RMS Handful 113 Winning Pitch 111 108 108 il I 122 103 1 122 i 104 SECOND Purse 84. OM allowance, 3- year-eld fillies, 7 furlonts tisni ears tir Armed Venus 1 1 7 Kentucky Gal 117 Destinys Turn 117 Island Ruler 117 Coolhe 117 KeyWitnest 117 Masindi 117 Bulls Pel 117 Reoencv 117 Sea Scud H7 i Reighning Queen 117! kPrecocious Mist 112 First Afld 117! Seven Thirty 117 Sisa 117 Third Purso $400, allowance, year-olds and up, 1 1-14 miles: Civic Guard 116 4- 110 1 111 Charlies Admiral 111 Wisner Call the Witness 119 Idolater 11 108 fergamot 114 Coach Wally apis 111 FOURTH-Purse $4,000, allowance, 4- year-oids, 7 furlongs: Fleet Child 110 Inaugural Day 105 Enchanted Mist 108 Intervener H6 Mvstere lit aDesert Dream 108 Lite Dare 116 aFango 113 Whitechapel 110 aCalumet Farm entry. FIFTH Purse $3,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 7 furlongs: Kings Castle ''4 Feminine Mood 104 Gvere Gvurl HO Maybe Best 121 Golden Hours 118 Dance 0 War 118 Chuckie David 124 Big Klu 113 Power Dam 110 SIXTH-Purse 84.000, allowance, 1 year-olds, 7 furlongs: eShoLea H3 Up Scone 114 eBeeu Prince HO Bluescope 119 bWinged Victory 107 Will to Live 119 blntensive 119 Garwol aCaiumet Farm urti bBenslnger-Herff entry. SEVENTH Purse 8100,000 added, Flamingo Stakes, 3-year-olds, iv miles: Your Bill 122 Crozier 172 Try Ce-ih 127 Kings Song 1JJ Carry Back 122 Herot In 122 Sherluck 122 EIOHTH-Purse $4,000, allowance, 2- T.ar-viui, ruriones: Game Jac 114 kJovous Jo Jets Pet Guadalcanal Tp Roman Chairullah Matey Bond Bombshell Sun Omar in 113 113 111 108 118 111 116 4- 102 110 lie 113 Little Tipper Admiral Eddlg The Sport Al Pefiey ideebout Lou Peiton Relative NINTH Purse 14, 000, allowance, year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles (turt): Knsomo 113 xNewous Nossent 107 Franciscon II xUdaipur 102 Helioscope Jr. Banal 11? Mozarl Gone Native 107 xApprentice allowance claimed.

Oaklawn Entries IRST Purse 82,004, claiming, 4-ycar-olds and up, 6 furlongs: xCrecv lu Pats Day 113 Top Hat 120 xMiss Tiffany 11 Sprit U6 StsrAoam inj Blue Waif 116 xFlorecita 106 Waco Scamp 116 SECOND-Purse 82,100. claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 4 furlongs: Merging 114 Picco 114 Shannons Hope 114 Lenapah 114 117 Shrewd Mick 114 xDeecie 104 Amber Bay 114 Impressed 114 Birthday Meg 109 Rockport 114 Bonne Belle 112 claiming), 1-year- xRemudero 107 Pauls Baby ittie Doings tpperty Torch Singer in7 107 111 107 1- w. Jacooo 107 Bernie Go Go n2 xHyesta 110 FOUPTM 12,700, claiming, year-olds, 4 furlongs Purple 114 Little Atlas 114 Aficionado 111 114 114 Hunk Spartan Lad xBiack Ace 109 xHigh Quality 10 2100, allowance, year-olds, 5' furlonas: Falconine 153 Mlohtv Trauabr uon lie ,1 nil XCherrv lr.o mo Kegenr 118 118 Sis Tootle In Judge Doyl 118 Sis Tootle 84,000, claiming. 1-year- 107 11 ght Again 117 Statistician oidT.tn ISS L.ads.e.ler 112 1 Biaf 10 Case OSU Strings Along With Wisconsin BY BOB riLLE The Big Ten is not exactly fraught with peril and excitement Saturday. The "thrills" of the cham pionship race are wrapped up in Wisconsin's visit to Ohio State." The undefeated Buckeyes should handle the Badgers as they please.

They already have whacked them, 100-68, in Madi son. OHIO STATE is playing mainly for some proud statis tics. These presently show the Buckeyes 11-0 in the Big Ten, 21-0 for the season and pos sessed of a winning streak extending back to last March. Victories In their three remaining games would make the Buckeyes the first team unbeaten In Big Ten play in 17 years and match the longest winning streaks In Big Ten history. Minnesota, in 1901-1904, and Wisconsin, in 1912-1913, took 29 straight.

Purdue and Iowa arer still mathematically in contention with only two defeats each. Both could be eliminated this weekend. The Boilermakers figure to win Saturday, facing Michigan State at Lafayette, but trouble awaits Iowa at Minnesota. THE GOPHERS retain a chance to finish in the first division. They also identify Iowa with one of their darkest recent moments.

Five days after the football humiliation in the Rose Bowl, the Gophers faced Iowa in regionally televised basketball. The Minnesota Image was kicked around by 40-16 at half- time and by 71-46 for the game Monday the Hawkeyes get Purdue in Iowa City, which could finish the Boilermakers. MICHIGAN will go to Northwestern, and Illinois will be televised from Indiana (4:30 p.m., Channel 2) to fill out the Saturday schedule. The Wolverines will move on to Wisconsin Monday for their last good chance to escape finishing all alone in the Big Ten cellar. The Badgers, with two vic tories, have won only one more than Michigan.

Biff 10 Case Conference All Games EIGHTH Purse 810,000, Hot Sprints Handicap, 3-year-oldt, 6 furlonts: Chicarey 102 Stey lm Wadmg Butch 108 Glencne Kid 1 Deacon Shine 108 Sals Bau 120 Dudes Reward 108 Moty Taw 113 NINTH Purse 81 500, claiming, 4 year elds and VP, 4 furlones: tEarthsnaker 110 Pirkarlen Ichec 119 Adolph w. Andy J. 112 Coroelut Crystal Signal 116 xApprentlce allowance claimed. ill Santa Anita Entries FIRST-Purte 84. 000, claiming, 4-year- cos ana up, tantornie-bred, 7 furlongs: Poco Bftvo Rev 113 113 113 H6 113 H4 Bridles Lucky Buddy Silent Magic Delft Blue Reins Convincing Lea Little Rooter Neioha Blue Brltc.het Ouits No Patents resno Saint Noretion Vino Supremo Huller 108 1 HI inn 1 1 1 -414 in SECONO-Purte 85.000, allowance, 3- year-olds, 1 1-14 miles: igntln Zivlct 118 First Run Flatterer Systematic County Seat Going Home Kona Kal H8 Hi 1f H8 114 115 Harry Wragg Spearmerk Entrepreneur Cover Now Rablero 115 118 118 118 115 THIRD Purse $4,500, claiming, 4-yeer- oias ana up, ruriongs: Armed South 114 H3 113 leld Service f-eir Dawn Top Marshal Galla Alie Be Good Buster Smell Secret Brides Account Atalayero revel Book Vegestlme Prince Ivan Fleshy Token Jaybil -in us 113 108 113 116 H3 108 108 119 FOURTH Purte $4,004, allowance.

fillies and mares, 4-year-eldt and vp. pout 'i ruriongs (turn: a Sweet June bLinite Joy Jovre 170 H7 Bib 'N Tuk Long Ears Box Togetherness cMiss Fecamo Taboo 120 The Wave 111 bQueen America 120 Can Sleep 111 Meticulous 114 117 ePerfect Hostess aA T. Doyle trained entry; bC TurV tremed entry; cJ. Jordan trained anfry FIFTH Purse 810.000, classified Dow- anca, 4-year-olds and up. 7 furlones: Finnegan 119 Gawain 1 Twentyone Guns 116 Rouph Fellow I1 aOngarchy 116 eDerllng Jung 108 Precious Hoard 108 Pant Due Azure's Orphan 116 Dress Up HI aA.

T. Doyle trained entry. SIXTH-Purse 812.004, allowance, 1-year-olds, 1 1-16 milas: Four-and-T wanly 111 Pappa's All Jewel Thief 1)1 Geme 114 Sheibvviile 111 Hustle Bubbl -M7 Mighty Mine 117 Bombay 117 SEVENTH Purse S14S.000, Santa Anita rianaicap, -year-oios and up, lie miles Oink 108 Tompion 124 irst Balcony Top Double Prove It Sea Orbit 111 110 115 116 ePrlnce Blessed V13 Top Caliber no aGrey Fagie irj American Comet US New Policy 120 J. I. Nezworthy trelned entry.

EIGHTH Purs 85.800, optional claim ing, -yeer-eifle and up, 1" miles (furl): xTango lash 109 Brian Hirkey Airport II Pemt Ltovds Field xCat Cell Engraver Irish Oratnr Main Contender 111 114 in 103 113 113 113 Navy ure Gem Town Umbo Happy Colleen Victory Spark tn Medio 110 in HO 114 111 xApprentice allowance claimed. CUSTOM COATED' MUFFLERS TH8iv WHiaeir Qualify at Prico You Cart Afford ROW TMIH 481 8 801 INOft TO UtVI TOf 17300 f. Werre 10301 w. M.le Id. 5704 Teleerept) 11400 Gre 3431 8.4 M4 11505 tivereela 375 Db Id.

36341 Wwk.e 13222 Wa4e'tf TU 2 4V0O SAM 7 4oa I 7780 TW 2 3800 Wf 11111 DU 2 1450 CI 4 1200 JO 4 380 Oe 30 8 JO. America's Largest Muffler Specialists 11 i 117 North (18.2 points). Assumption will offer a 6-foot-8 center and crossed fingers. Dick Szeman. the 6-8 lad, naturally leads the Lancers in rebounding, but the scoring star is 5-11 Ron Graham, averaging 16 points.

ELSEWHERE around the state, Michigan Tech, Hope, Hillsdale, Detroit Tech, Albion, Alma, Eastern Michigan and Olivet will close out their 1960-61 seasons. St. Norbert is at Michigan Tech, Hope at Hillsdale, Soo Tech at Detroit Tech, Adrian at Albion, Alma at Olivet and East ern Michigan at Northern Illinois. Olivet, now loser of 45 straight games only on shy of the national record held by Slillsaps (Miss.) College, Is hopeful of escaping the dubious distinction. Boosters of Olivet basketball think Saturday night will be the best chance the Comets have had all year to win a game.

Alma (4-14) lost two regulars to the books a couple of weeks ago. There will be action on two courts in Detroit with Wayne State hosting Case Tech at U-D Memorial and Lawrence Tech winding up its home season at Hackett Fieldhouse against Bluffton. Lawrence's John Bradley leads the nation small-college scor ers with a 32.9 average. LIT is still first in team offense with a 95.7 average. Palmer, Burke 'Move To the Top BATON ROUGE, La.

(TJPI) Defending champion Arnold Palmer and Jackie Burke shaved five strokes off par Fri day, tying at 65 for the first-round lead of the $20,000 Baton Rouge Open. Par took a licking despite rain, gusty winds and a threat of tornadoes. Officials relaxed the rules because of the soggy course, allowing players to move the ball clear of water hazards. Burke, of Kiemasha Lake, N. set the early pace on the Sherwood Forest course and then sat back to watch Palmer match it.

The leaders: Jackie Burke Arnold Palmer Davis Love Frank Bovnfon Doug Sanders George Knudton Houston LeClair Buster Cupit Eddie Merrint Wes Ellis Johnny Pott JOHN BARNUM Max Faulkner Jay Hebert Sammy Snead Gene Catchonit Jacky Cupit Rex Baxter Jerry Magee 11-33-45 33- 32-48 13-3344 31-3564 31-3544 34- 32-44 31-34-47 31- 3447 32- 3547 31-3548 34-3468 34- 34-43 33- 34-4 35- 344 33-344 36- 334 33- 364 34- 354 33-344 its near-record losing rut will be little Olivet. THE UNIVERSITY of Detroit, showing no mercy on a pair of weak basketball foes, will take on another 97-pound weakling Saturday night when it goes to Windsor for a game with Assumption. It will be the first and, luckily for Assumption, only meet- Handicap. It will be Rex Ellsworth's Prove It, the odds-cn favorite, against Detroiter C. W.

Smith's American Comet, the dark horse, in the West Coast's biggest race of the winter. Nine other thoroughbreds have been entered in the 1 Simile classic, but few are likely to challenge the sensational Prove It. In fact, none was a match for American Comet in the $50,000 San Antonio Handicap two weeks ago. TOMPION, C. V.

Whitney's erratic four-year-old, is probably the best of the lot, which includes New Policy, Oink, Grey Eagrle, Prince Blessed. First Balcony, Top Caliber, Top Double and Sea Orbit. Both Prove It and American Comet are Calif ornia-breds, but both went East to make their fortune at the Detroit Race Course. Unraced a a two-year-old. Prove It turned up at DRC last summer and proved himself master of the three-year-olds.

He won five straight before losing his winter debut at Santa Anita by half a length. Since that December defeat Prove It has strung together three winning races including the $100,000 Maturity Stakes. American Comet Is a tough horse when he's right, but he often loses his form suddenly. While Prove It was running against the three-year-olds at the DRC, The Comet was running in the handicap ranks. Both will run Saturday under feather weight of 115 pounds, while Tompion packs topweight of 124.

ALMOST overshadowed by the rich Santa Anita race is the $100,000 Flamingo Stakes for three-year-olds at Hialeah Park. It will bring together a slim field of seven for its 32nd running of the l-mile preview of the Kentucky Derby. Heavy favorite is a native son, the Florida-bred Carry Back. He may be odds-on to defeat Crozler and Sherluck, both of whom he defeated tn the Everglades Handicap recently. At long odds are Your Bill, Try Cash, King's Song and Hero's In.

Eddie Arcaro, who flew in from Santa Anita to ride Calu met Farm's Beau Prince, was left without a horse when his colt wasn't entered. He may switch to King's Song. Calumet trainer Jimmy Jones decided mat Beau Prince, win terbook favorite for the Ken tucky Derby, wasn't ready for a stern test like the Flamingo. Three Florida Invaders are favored in a 12-home field slated to go to the post In the Fair Ground $50,000 New Orleans Handicap. Greek Star, All Hands and Nobel Sel, will take on New Orleans horses like Tenacious, Road House, Pete's Folly, Santiago, Tony Graff, Sutler, King of Kentucky, Con's Boy and Golden Circle.

Wavne Athletes Greet Allegheny vim. stat-- FIFTH 4 furlongs, 1:14 2-1. Pytnchley (Deiton) 6 80 8 00 Full Scale (Deroinl 15.40 to 7.40 Dasnaoie (Young) 30 Balmy Boy, Tom Hertzler, RedamDer, Home Folks, Erie County. SIXTH-1 M4 miles, 1:501 5. Bolero Brook (Fiesel-nen) 13.20 5 40 3.40 Hip Work (Manganello) 3.80 2 60 Mr.

Bubbles (Vincifora) 3.60 Nlore Pancnito, Ensign Louts, Ho Jo, Fleet Money. SEVENTH 4 furlontt, 1:14. Gems First (Baldwin) 7.20 3 70 3 20 Little Stuy (Ringquist) 4.00 3 60 Bandit Reward (Fieselman) 5 60 Fleet Dancer, Klser Ray, Blloxl Queen, Rocky Danger Flight. EIGHTH 4 furlontl, 1:11 3-S. DaJO (Baldwin) 1.40 3.80 3 40 Johns (Phelcsl 3.40 3 20 Police Call (Heckmann) 4.40 Chappaqua II, Gunrod, Episode NINTH 4 furlones.

1:11. aBull Story (Waida) 3.40 1 20 2 20 Special Offer (Young) 4.20 3.60 Thinking Man (West) 3.40 eonebya length. Oil Patch, Mltter Joy, Cocky Kitch, Summer Rain. aSaucier-Resseguet-Weiner entry. TENTH 1 1-14 mile.

4-1. Soeedv Ruth (Dalton) 12 00 4 40 3 80 Jay Vee (Mellon) 4.80 4 00 Mr. D. W. (West) 4 40 Jetf's Future.

Hightone, Craty Tiger She Had It, Phil E. S. Hialeah Results FIRST 1 1-14 mile. 1:88 1-L Songbird (Sellers) i.W 3 80 3 00 World Ru er I Com hast) 4.40 4 80 Act (Velez) 10 30 Tuiassee, Noble Stan, Trans page. Lit tie Slipper II, Dig Me, Great Crossing Bim-Basni.

SECOND 8 turlone. 1:11 4-1. Sea Green (Hineiosa) 7.90 4 80 3 60 Princess Nagra (Boulmetls) 19.40 40 Joe Cava (Hertack) 4.60 ciasselayne. will Be Keaov. court fjiaru-c.

Rallhuntl. For Keeps. Star Shower, Avenue Winging High, Bullys Girl. DAILY DOUBLE 82. 84.

THIRD 4 furlones. 1:11 1-5. Heap Big Iniun (Hartack) 5.00 3 60 3 00 Nells Joy (Sellers) 4.10 4.00 Coral Red (Woodhouse) 4 30 Dee A a lone. Be Ambitious, Double Fussy, This Earth, Countess Roussel Dwinkles, Toy Miss, Hibernate. FOURTH-3 furlontt, 1-5.

aPryann (Rogers) 3.70 2 50 2 20 Gutter Ball (Sellers) 4.S0 3 00 Red Duke (Hinoiosa) 2 90 House Rule, Hi Mister, Outwit, General Mark, aBig Smear, Good Evening. First Banker, Royal Score, Lltasun, Baroda, Riffies Best. a Hooper entry. FIFTH 4 furlongt, 1:12. Vivandiere (Hinoiosa) 1.40 2 80 2 60 Cherryville (Sellers) 3.00 2 60 Poco Loco (Hartack) 3 40 Honors All, Evergladet Jan, Samantha, Fancy One, Eloise.

Blindfold Test, Virginia Sally Heather, Royal Slipper. SIXTH-1 1-14 ml let, 1:45 15 (turf): Fanfy (Hinoiosa) 8.10 4 00 3.80 Social Engineer (Hartack) 2.70 160 Be welcome (Moyers) 4 80 Cottage, Four Circlet, Blmenlte, Gre-gary. Soups On. SEVENTH 6 furlongt, 1:11 1-3. aSunelia (Gilbert) 4.20 2 30 2 10 res wood Dottie (Church) tw 2 30 Evening Glow (Boulmetis) 2-10 Decline and Fall, Fictitious, aLoyal Lady II, Samphire.

aPolk-Harbor View entry. EIGHTH 1' mllet, 1:11 3-5. Count Eric (Gustines) 16.00 4 80 4 70 Booth Station (Roti) 3.70 2 90 Fatigue (Hinoiosa) 4 80 The Monk, Mvstle Pride, Garchew, Sylvan Que, Niiinsky. NINTH 11-16 mllet (turf), 1:44 3-1. Mr.

Arctic (Gustines) 22.90 10.60 4 00 Golden Cal (Gino) 30.60 11.10 Mary Meecham (Sellers) 3 00 Senrac Fersighted, Junee Book, Palestine Song, Commocrete, Dunford. Oaklawn Results FIRST-3 furlongt, i34V. Cvrlnnit (Parol 23.20 10 70 5 40 Helfersartin (Nichols) 5.00 3 0 Chuckle Luck (Curry) 3 40 Red Greek, Pinkish. Nee! Monet, Trudie Dear, Delta Bright, Farn C. Flap, Super Rip, Our Aunt Ruth.

SECOND furlongt, 1:10 1-5. 260 Royal Witch (Johnson) 14.60 5 60 King Love (Curry) 3 40 Nights Pick, Sweet Snuff. Honeycond S. Ou Tour, The Lip. 5 DAILY THIRD 5' furlent, 1:11 J-S.

Routeen (Nichols) J.00 3 20 2 0 Unola (Sorensen) 6 80 3 80 Some Veil (Campbell) 2.80 Challasun, Money Crafty Helen, Chaliatat. FOURTH 6 furlongs, 1:18 1-1. Black Legend (Barnett) 35.40 1 2 60 5.40 Mr. Ponder (Dodson) 6.00 3 40 aRomalot (Nichols) 3 20 Macabre. All Rulers, Carlo Chlcary, aln-Rpt.

Fussy Boy. I aHotsinger-Bell-Davl entry. I FIFTH S1 furlongs, 1:10 1-8. Sir Trafalgar (Dobson) .20 4 00 2 80 Hy-Dav icurrv) j.u ju Freighter (Bev) 20 Bumps Brother, Rico Rush, Ricky Joe. SIXTH 4 furlong, 1:17 1-5.

Martha Cary (SpraKer) 7.00 3 80 2 2 Hi Finger (Larkin) SOO 3 80 Denwood Miss (Barnett) 7.40 Donna Brook, Third Verse. Star Lee, Showdown Lady, Sheer Delight, Chris-tain. SEVENTH Ti furlont, 1:01 6-1. Tonco (Soraker) 3.60 2 80 2 80 Just Ducky (Dodson) 3.80 3 40 Just Think (Campbell) 5 00 Fairlawn Rocky, Bob Adams, Mr. Wonder, Inset, Burgundian.

IGHTH 5 furlongs, 1:10 1-J. dhWestern Book (Curry) 3 60 3 80 2 80 dh Roman Spy (De Heyes) 4.00 4.60 3.70 Becks Man (Sorenson) Tone Marre, Pink Poppy, Willie Ratner, Jackie C. dhDead heat. NINTH Mllg and 7t yord, 1:51. At Will (Curry) J.20 3 20 2 20 Robust Fleet (Barnett) 3.60 2.40 Bob Morrow (Griffith) 2 0 Suttee, Platner Zenttti, Granny Gold.

Santa Anita Results FIRST-l furlong, Jl 4-5. Miss War Pep (A. Valenzuela) 20.80 8 20 4 60 Rassveta (Campas) 4.28 3 40 Traverse (Gilligan) 8 80 Glory Eyed, Cupidity, Little Spheric. Sully's Flower, Satin Duchess. Classic Look, Kimball, Secretly, Solar Vickie, Corolla, Mil-A-Mena.

SECOND 1 1-14 miles, Count Summit (I. Valemuele) 6 0 4 0 Brown Diamond (Moreno) 5.20 4 29 Mizan-if's Light (Picadol 12 80 Captain's Boy, Mr. Marvelous, Vonm Dear, Keep Ideals, No Strain, Oriolo, Reelin Brandy, Side Trip, Sturdy John. THIRD 1 M4 miles, 1:442 5. Quad (I.

Valenzuela) 11.80 09 4 00 Speed Point (Burns) 10.80 8 20 We'll Endeavour (A. Valenzuela) 5.80 Blmmah. Barter, Testimony, Rare Form, Rising Mist. Grandeur, Put Away, Del Mar Dude, Bally Bay. FOURTH-4 furlongs, 1.11.

Miss Aus lander (A. valenzuela) 27.VJ 12 1 00 Bright Dreem (Harmatz) t.20 4 60 Precious Right (Treios) 10 0 Mixemup. Manner's Fit, Sweet Anna Marie, Little Brown Gel, Cera Soreile. Lucky Judy, Little Neva, Arcar, Rhea Bao. BICTU4 furlMfla.

1-ia Gigl (Shoemaker) 4.40 3 20 20 Cherokee Miss (Plerc) 3 80 3 00 Ede Bene (Voizke) 4 00 vivacity, inoian 1 wist, nesria, wovai Assent, Ardino, Easy Credit, Akimbo II. Unlock. SIXTH 6 furlongs, Rob Bob (Frezier) 17.00 4 80 4 40 Aliwar (Longden) $.40 4 00 Fv Night Out (A. Vlnrul) 3 00 Whix Ban, Ann Knight, Linden Bov. Mlrtaugh, Hostar.

Imperial Gry, High Performance, Human Leader, Copyright (ml) by Trlanglg Publications, Inc. AT FAIR GROUNDS 1-Mr. Rnlt Pollyt Pretif 11, Picmer 8. 1-Lord usher 17, Miss Newcastle 10, Little Heather S. 3 Helopic 14, Bully 1, That't 4- Cashel' Rock 17, Quick Master 7, Go id nose 8.

I Baltimore Chop 27, Darrniton 4, Roman Pick 4. 4 BARDOLINO 31, Graphs Pel I. Count Henry 4. 7 Bass Clef 18, Slug Croon 13, King Of Kentucky 11. I Curran-O IS, Andrew B.

W. 12, Marsilid 4. -Greek Star 21, All Handt 13, Road House 1. It-Better Goods 17, S4 Voytie 7, Smoke Stream 7. AT HIALEAH Oaklandon 17, Eke 10, Cunning Wolf 5.

Thirty 1, Coelha 13, Armed Venua 6. CALL THE WITNESS 17, Civic Guard Bergamot Whitechapel 22, Intervener 7, Mys-tere 4. Dance O'Wer 18, Maybe Best 14, Chuckle David S. Beau Prince 24, Garwol 12, Intensive 4. Carry Back 25, roller 13, Shtr luck 1.

Matey 17. Jets Pat 10, Rldeabeut 4. Moiart 22, Udaipur 9, Franciscon AT OAKLAWN Florgclta 12, Mitt Tiffany IB, Paft Day 7. Impressed 18, Charfie J. 9, Shan non's Hope 8.

Hyesta 18, Remuderg Rlpperty 5. Aficionado IS, Black Aca 10, High Ouality 10. Falconing 13, Cherry S. 12, Judge Doyle 4. Eight Again 21, Ltadtttaler 14, Old Story 5.

BENEDICTO Deemster 12, Touch Of Venua Sal Beau 22, Moty Taw 12, Glen-coe Kid 4. 14, Ekhac 11, Plcka-rien 5. AT SANTA ANITA Little Rooster 11, Cults 7, Reins I. Harry Wragg 19, Rablarg 12, County Seet 5. Jeybil 20, Small Secret Armed South 4.

Sweet Jung 17, Metlculout 4, Cant Sleep 5. Finnet an 21, Twentyone Gunt 10, Oligarchy 5. Papoes All 22, Oame 9, Hustle Bubble 4. prove IT 11, American Comet 7, Tompion 4. Airport II 13, Cat Call 10, Tom Town 7.

SEVENTH 1V mlleg (turf), 1:47 1-1. 1:47 15. Nite Shift (Shoemaker) 11.00 5 00 3 20 Prince Lewker (Longden) 4 60 3 70 Civic Pride (GHIigan) 4 60 Howard Sea Rover, Sparrow Castle. EIGHTH Vi mllet, Assigned Risk (Pierce) 13 20 8 00 5 20 Guide Book (Mundorf) 15.40 8 40 Blue Monarch (Shoemaker) 4 80 Victor Reigh, Louisiana Kid. Ourt Waters.

Rovai Mango. Gufiinoor. Sell- I ing Fast, Lookout Point, Seca- piace. Fair Grounds Entries FIRST Purs claiming, 4-year oios ang up, i 1-14 mnes: Dusty Admiral 116 Wooded Acres ino 116 113 121 116 112 Black Question Donald O. Pollvs Profit Lovable Lil Picmar Mr.

Regnls Social Lion Mr. Blue Man Caoetlan xPoo Andrew Randy W. SECOND-Purs 81,700, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 4 furlongs: Little Heather 110 bAole Ladd aGreek Gal 112 Bleu Nadra 112 Fence Em In 113 Admiraiship 113 bMiss Newcastle 1'3 Senor Moe 118 Tucky Mis 108 Arabian Lad 117 Mad Dog 117 aLord Busher 113 aBishop entry; bHart entry. THIRD Purs $2,000, claiming, 2-year-olds, 4 furlongs: Vigil Light HO ThetsJerr 111 Nelson Ray U0 Sunlight Sue 108 Dering Duchess 1'2 Mr. I Reckon H6 Bully B.

116 Helopic 111 FOURTH Purse 82.200, optional claim-In. 4-veer-elds and up. 4 furlones: xlndian Plumas 105 Goldnose 114 11 115 109 cashei Kock lift irisn uream Barrister Bob 114 Precision Man Quick Master 112 Tulada Hud son Flash 110 FIFTH Purse 82,500, claiming, 2-year olds. I 1-14 miles: For Fun 107 Darington Baltimore Chop H2 awing Spread Lea's Weetie 109 eRoman Pick 114 105 1)0 Bally Regale 114 (Mary Lou-Kane entry. SIXTH-Purse 82,200.

claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-14 miles: Qudel 115 Barollno 119 Quibay 113 xDiamond Heir 105 Count Henry 114 Safe Landing 115 Graphs Pet 117 Quiet But Peppy 115 SEVENTH Purse 83,500, allowance, J-year-olds, I 1-14 miles: Big Wait 112 Colonel Ovid O. 114 King of Kentucky 117 Bass Clef 117 Prince Nerida 112 Blue Croon 114 EIGHTH Purs 13,200, allewanc, 4-year-oid and up, 4 furlongs: Big Mill 116 Por Proohet 116 xSpygreeny 117 Andrew B. W. 11 Curran'o 117 Admiral Jack 117 BlartOff 113 xMarsilid 103 PISTONS vs. Bostoa CELTICS SPECIAL ATTRACTION: A Half-Time Exhibition by Th WORLD FAMOUS-DOVER BASKETEERS TY 8-6440 1 7: WHAT DOES IIE L.UGII AT? For a sampling of President Kennedy's Irish-American wit, turn to the.

Parade report on his sense of humor. See SUNDAY'S FREE PRESS. bA, N. nrr 11. Qldtime ZJ-D Coach Duffy Dies James F.

Duffy, coach of the University of Detroit football team from 1917-24, died Friday at Veterans Hospital after a long illness. He was 70. Duffy signaled the start of TJ-D's rise in football with a 43-12-1 record. He was hired after coaching at Eastern High School. In his first game with the Titans, U-D beat Toledo, 145-0, for a school record which still stands.

AMONG DUFFY'S players prominent in Detroit now are the Rev. Father Celestin J. Steiner. SJ, chancellor of the university; Federal Judge Thomas Thornton, Common Pleas Judge Thomas Kenney and Recorder's Judge Joseph Gillls. Duffy was a graduate of Colgate.

After coming to Detroit be received a degree from the U-D Law School and became a practicing attorney. He served for a time a chairman of the State Athletic Board of Control. Under Duffy the Titans came their closest to a postseason bowl. In 1921 U-D met Wash ington Jefferson in a play off game to decide which would go to the Rose Bowl. The lost, 14-2, and Washington Jefferson played California to a scoreless tie in the bowl game.

Funeral arrangements for the former coach are incomplete, but the body is at the Crosby Mortuary, 12700 Ham ilton. ToniRht Sat 8 P.M. REMATCH IN A fIGHT TO A FINISH! FOR THE U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP BOBO Brazil U.S. Champiea DICK THE Bruiser FORMER U.S.

CHAMPION SPICIAL ATTRACTION TAO Tf AM MATCH ARGENTINA ROCCO COWBOY BOB ELLIS vs. THE SHIRE BROS. Killer Kewalski vs. Jot Blanchara Aglo Sovoldi vs. Raol Romero Tamper Firpo vs.

Imil Dupr PHICISi M. 3 $2. la Incl. Chif Seat) AvailabU At Oiymmim mmd Griaaeffs L. Ohio State 11 0 21 0 Purdue 8 2 14 5 Iowa 7 2 IS 4 Minnesota 6 5 8 12 Indiana 4 5 11 8 Illinois 4 5 8 11 Northwest'n 4 6 8 10 Wisconsin 2 7 5 14 MSU 2 9 6 15 MICHIGAN" 18 5 14 New Saturday Afternoon Lineup on 7 1.rrV Motor City Wrestling UU with Fred WolfLive 2:00 NCAA Basketball The Army-NavyGame Live SKATING EXHIBITIOxN SET 4:00 A.on NFL Pro Football CoIt-49ers Film Motor City Golf TiWV vs.

Smith-Garqaro Air Crash Victims Remembered Here The Detroit Figure-Skating Club will stage an exhibition Sunday to honor the memory of Doug Ramsey, the 16-year-old Redford High skater, and his coach, C. William Swal-lender, who were killed in Belgium 10 days ago. at Broadcast House Fred Wolf Golf Jimmy All-Time Taped With All-Star Bob Campy's SATURDAY'S GAMES MSU at Purdue. Michigan at Northwestern. Illinois at Indiana, Iowa at Minnesota.

Wisconsin at Ohio State. championships and preliminary heats In both the Gold and Silver Skates competition will start Saturday at 1 p.m. Fourteen finaJs in the Midwest competition will be held Saturday. Meet director Hall has received 53 entries in the Silver Skates, jr men, and 22 in the Gold Skates, for women. There 22 entries in junior boy3' competition and a total overall entry of 215 skaters.

Skaters are expected from Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toronto and Chicago. Sunday races are slated to start at 11:30 a.m. Rosburq vs. Doug Sanders Demaret's Commentary Corner Plus "Sport Shorts" at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:00 2-Mlnute Summaries of the Big Sport Stories with Lee MeNew For Sport Fans of All Ages Ramsey and Swallender lost their lives alone with 71 other passengers. Including IS figure skaters smd two coaches, when their Boeing 707 crashed.

The plane was taking the skaters to Prague for the world championships, which have since been canceled. THE EXHIBITION will take Pce Sunday during the Mid- l.ou p.m. auiu 4.jv p-iu. Great Roy Campanella mm TTTF Saturday's Heaven on Channel 7" wrestling teams will host Alle-I691 Pd-skating champion-gheny College teams Saturday. shlP en HaI1 DerLy The swimming meet will be atJTrweu held in the WaySe Student Cen- ter pool and the a 1 1 1 scar laU5ne matches will be held in the betWMn Q7Trf7ZJtT7 channel 4T MM BaadSSSl Both events begin Main gym.

at 2 p.m. mmfJmmi, --i Trnri Competition In the Midwest.