Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 35

March 30, 1951 50D.TI- EDITIONS ri A "RVTT Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Influenza Bug Has Kept Bum Boss Shackled Marion's Worries Plentiful As Frosh Pilot Of Cardinals Dugout Nabs Easy Bay Meadows Win SAN MATEO. Calif-. March 2D (AP Velvet Acres Farm's Dugout Thursday romped to an easy three-length victory in the featured $3,000 llayward Morrison Handicap at Bay Meadow. Sky Maid was second and Elle Fait, third.

Jockey Sfeve Brooks raced the two-year-old daughter of Shut Out fourth In the field of six for the 4W furlong dash. Coming to the out-Me turning Into the stretch, his mount ran down Sky Maid easily. Time for the distance was Jtth. Dugout, the pubHc choice, returned Jt.fiO. and $2.40 across the board.

Sky Maid paid $4.80 Fulval Rated Top Turfy Choice Today Friday's feature race at Arizona Downs, the Painted Desert Allowance, wilf be a mile and 70 yards event in which a field of seven will compete for honors; Frank Goode's consistent Fulval. which will carry 120 pounds, top weight, with Lyle Pierce aboard, is the probable post time choice, with the main contention expected from Tala. which will tote 105 pounds. Tala lost, to Fulval only by a head in their last out together Sunday. Bobby Chlopek will ride.

Another stern bidder should be Lady Acres, a filly, which will get in at 110 pounds with Al Applebee up. Netc York Gets Pair Of Bouts NEW YORK, March 29 (AP The International Boxing Club Thursday closed for two ros'ehes at the St Nicholas arena, April 8 and 13. In th first one. next Friday, Chuck Hunter, Cleveland middleweight, will meet Dick Wagner of Toppenish, in a 10-rounder, On the 13th, Boh Baker, undefeated young Pittsburgh bavy weight contender, will face veteran Elklns Brothers of Washington, in a ten. Czech Turfmen Told To Hustle PRAGUE, Mareh 8 (AP) Jockeys and train en in Czechoslovak bono racing have been urged to become shock-workers people who do more than tMelr job calla for.

They got. their orders, the weekly Racing Program dis-" closed Thursday night, of which they are employes. Antonin Pesola, acting deputy chairman, noted- that the Communist central committee last month called for higher production. He said: "All our employes must do their beat to improve the productivity of work and develop socialist competition. In racing, too, we most have shock-workers, who may be examples for all other employes." Copper King Parks Readied BISBEE, March 29 (Special) The Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings will play their first home game In the Warren ball park April 14, according to Ray Cady, business manager.

The Kins will inaugurate the season's play April 15 at the Fifteenth Street Park In Douglas, then return to Warren to wind up their first home series against the Tucson Cowboys April 16-17. Cady Thursday reported both parks are getting a final touch to ready them for the opening. The lights will be adjusted next week. Local fans will have an opportunity to eet the players at a dance scheduled for April 14 to boost the finance campaign. NEW YORK.

March 29 (UP) nd SX20. and Elle Fait. $3.30. vi: Viln rtBiar J37SO. 12 in.

HOWDEN'S BOY rates better Chuck Dressen of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who figured to have It fairly easy, is off to the roughest MI Frrwldl SO. fin than ak passing consideration with tin VnmMl Tim. V.w FWx-n. Resartls. (Umliwit.

Kenny Copnernoll in the saddle. Rr Pafiir. Admiral IV Sfin. Ba-h start among the five new man GOLF Johnny Longden narrowly injury in the sixth race. whn Briar Blaze, the horse he was riding.

hvk down while racing prominently near the finish line. Longden was thrown to the track but jumped up at once, unhurt. FXl. Mm Arrttil. Briv Bui aim ran.

HIXTM-Pura tlx furlnnn agers In the major leagues this Foremost of the upset potential is Iron Lash. Post time for the opening event. hr--av-lt. rlalmlm Bn'h'r year. the quarter horse special, will be 1:45 p.m.

Flattened by Influenza, the peppery little pilot spent so much time in a hospital bed this spring he larter erwT rre at XV rd. J. Vtpni 10. FO. 7.PO: WW A'T i Xli A.

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lurlonn. tl I- t.r Arizona Downs 1. 4 l.i.v H.an 1 1 hasn't been able to pick a squad. Baron Leone To Show Here Baron Leone, who has proved a consistent crowd pleaser in California more than a year, will make his Phoenix wrestling debut Monday night at Madison Square Garden. His opponent will be Carlos Guzman, the younger half of the Mexican grappling family which has worked up' more than a casual acquaintance with local mat fandom.

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Allowance. key problem players he hopes will bring the Brooks a National League pennant MARTY MARION of the St. Louis Cardinals has plerjty of worries in his freshman year as manager. Including his own player-status, but at least he knows what they are. 3-T-t l.

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-roi' i-timii Mira i-Tomoier jonn lonios has an-i other double main event lined Ivan The Terrible, Russian terror, will meet Enrique Torres, Latin i favorite, in the other Both scraps are booked for two' falls out of three' with a one-hour! time limit. Guzman, who followed his broth-j The othr three newcomers AJ Lop of Cleveland. Jimmy Dykes of the Philadelphia Athletics and Paul Richards of the Chicago White Sox found afairs better than they'd" hoped. -V' ami Mr. A.

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ODD? 112 10-1 Ever Glow (L. E. Pierre Yaml Kim H. Dunrani 110 Sincere G. Ko.vk 117 Dnuhle Boot F.

Reciter 1 IIS Dressen. however, still is burdened with the same problems he 5- 2 12-1 3-1 6- 1 JS-1 '9-2 8-1 8-1 major factor In the two Bear losses this season at the hands of the ASC Sun Imps and the University of BUY Trio Of Capers er, Miguel, to Phoenix, was vic- torious last Monday over El Cap-j itan. Iva nis another member of the! took south with him plus a few more, such as a thumb injury by Charlie Bane E. (tnnzaleo 115 Ham Actor iC. Hcwes 120 Roman Red No Boy IIS Sky Point Judy No Rny 110 Alnt Fltflhle Tango' Boy a No Boy 115 Mis 'No Boy a 110 Del wave K.

Copoernoll 115 Venushnrg (B. Fordi 112 SECOND RACE. SS00. Clalmln Arizona Wildkittens. Only seven men represented Join All-Stars ln-i 12-1 fi-l Catcher Roy Campanella.

HE WONT cut loose any poten S-T-O Cp. B'-i Ftarkmr. PROB. ODDS Nahanada W. BilHnrfon 112 12-1 Rmwnak Knyka 115 9-2 mat colony reeking with color.

He probably will have his hands full with Torres, who is fresh from a victory over another meanie, Abe (King Kong) Kashey. Tangling in the single-fall, 45-minute opener will be the Blue Terror and Jerry Graham. t-re i Knowocm -no tial Dodger to Brooklyn vast farm system until he has given his personal approval. That's a Job he couldn't do in a hospital. One of his first projects was to try to cure pitcher Rex Barney of his wildness.

No action on that yet. And Barnev has been wilder than NEW YORK. March 29 AP Don Sunderlage of Illinois. Walter Hirsch of Kentucky, and Ernie Barrett of Kansas State have Joined the college all-stars for the Sunday afternoon game with the Harlem Globetrotters at Madison Square Garden. Othrs on the college squad are Jim Slaughter.

South Carolina; Zeke Sinicola. Niagara: John Az-ary. Columbia: Abe Becker; NYU: Phoenix College In last week's meet with the Kittens, which the Bears dropped by a 73-54 score. Leading Phoenix cinderman against U. of A.

was the versatile Gaylord Smith, who duplicated his earlier efforts against Tempe by collecting 18 points. The ex-Mustang took firsts in both hurdles and the broad jump and placed second in the javelin. Dick Fuen-ning continued to dominate the dashes by grabbing off firsts in the 100 and the 220. His 9.9 seconds in Off. Pataey Reaaar.

Rohbie Mlaa I. Val Kim. Doable Roots. Ever Clow t. Vada Colleen.

Scotch Mist. Brownak 3. FlarMa. Black Canyon. ite Knhr 4.

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matllla Chief 1. Ml Alfred. Lost Cherrtea. Mr. Jeff 5.

Falval. Tala. Lady Arte 1 ever. Left field and third base also Francis (Reds) BagnHl was named college football player 'of the year by the Helms Athletics Foundation. remain to be filled.

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Pierce 117 15-1 Jim Montgomery are hoping Fuen-ning and Smith will receive some additional support from Gil Chavez, who won the mile against the Kittens: Jim Hurley in the 440 and javelin; Floyd Hamman, 440 RACES 1 NOW ON I Montana Slate Import Wins X-Conntry Ski GOVERNMENT CAMP. Ore-March 29 INS Thor Hauge. a Norwegian attending Montana Sfate. won the cross-country event of the National Intercollegiate ski meet at Government Camp Chaff i Pride (No Boyi 105 20-1 TROBARLT thp most contented Maiden. S-V-O.

of the new managers is Lopez, who THIRD Mile. Placid K. CopoemolD 115 PROB. ODDS 5-2 9-2 CO. 512 W.

Jefferson and 880; Jim Fedrick. high and low liked the Indians when he signed and sings an even rosier tune after more than a month of on-the-job 3-9202 7- 2 fi-l 8- 1 effort hurdles; John Lee. two-mile run; Matt Shannon, high jump and hurdles; and Pete Gorraiz, high jump and hurdles. S-1 Muniticent u. kovki lis Sue Baby E.

Pierce 115 Judy fE. Gonzales! 115 A Darlee fR. Fairbanks) 118 Black Canyon tA- Annlebeet 115 Atmosphere E. Nealt 115 Walba Folly (C. Goodwmi 118 Also EMtihle Gay Line E.

Neali 118 A Dusty Acres CW. Johnston) IIS He has baseball's No. 1 pitcher in Boh Lemon, who seems to be readv to go right now, plus ade 6-1 1 SATURDAY NIGHT Gates Open 7 P.M. First Race 8:30 P.M. SO.

MOUNTAIN SPEEDWAY A tmii Mann Entry. J. K. Houssels Entry. FOITtTH RACE.

SV(I. Clalmlna, S-T-O quate support from the rest of the I staff. Outielder Larry Doby has him mightily and his young infield of Luke Easter. Bob Avila. Ike Boone, and Al Rosen has i p.

naiaraa. 1 mtie a-itn PROB. ODDS 5-1 'Iron Man' of Boxing Dies In Jersey- City JERSEY CITY. N. March 29 (AP) Charley Sieger, former boxer known as 'The Iron Man," died Thursday at the Medical Center.

Sieger made his home at 60 Madison Street, Hoboken. Anny Baby 'C. Goodwin) 115 Mannertul it. E. Pierce I 120 Dandy Play iH.

Duncan) 120 7-2 uanita tc. tveal 11 Maaic Ace No Boy) 110 Ranseland Babv IA. Aonlebee) 12B 9-2 9-2 12-1 10-1 4-1 10-1 Per My B. Ford lOB Trua Boy (R. Snowdcni 105 Also Elirlhle 4-1 Oeoloch fD.

McCownl 115 917 EAST VAN BUREH PHONE 4-1 139 ttcmodcling Special been delivering handsomely. RICHARDS Is optimistic about the White Sox. some improvement for now and a great deal in the immediate future. He has his older hands hustling and shipped many of his good young prospects to the minors for seasoning. As for Dykes, he can't take the A'S anywhere but up.

The differ- ence over 250 is in hustle. He won't i tolerate some of the hi-jinks re FIFTH RACE. 800. nalmiaa. 4-T-O Cp.

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Baileyi 110 I BRAKES ss s12'5 RELIHED s14'! Mr kit kraal ftrakaa aMiHatty wtaiWar Piplad tE. Gon7.aJes 115 Also Ellrible I-eto tad (B. Chlooeki 110 Quest ionary iC. Goodwin) 117 Sword Play A. Applebee) 115 ported during the closing years of Connie Mack's direction.

If his lame arm pitchers recover. Jimmy figures to gt a little fun out of the club, at least. SIXTH RACE. SMS. Ctaimhaa I'p.

Faiionr PROB. ODDS Glvndon Girl IF Rn-brr) ftl Ten Thirty fNo Boy) 115 KtonniKe ik. oooernolp 120 wuon in. tmintUnn 120 Barney M. -D.

Bates) 115 I'matiUa Chief (H. Duncan) 117 Major Mike A. Bailey" 110 Breezy Pal (G. Koyk) 117 Alw EHalhle Champagne A. Aoplebee) 115 Be Brief (t.

E. Pierre) 117 Natz 1N0 Bov) 115 Split Wave H. Duncan) 115 7 -M We will pay you S-l 10-1 10-1 12-1 SEVENTH RACE S5M. ClamUna. 3-T-O l-P.

S1 Forkmrs PROB. ODDS TOP DOLLAR Air. in. Duncan) ijn 4.1 Miss Alfred IF. Becker) 112 2-1 Ensiim W.

BilUnaTton 115 6-1 tost Cherrie (D. Bates) 117 3-1 1 Brown Gypsy K. Copoernoll) 115 f-1 Dapper Tapper (C. Goodwin) 117 5-1 I Westy Hijo (G. Koyk) 115 8-1 I EIC.HT RACE.

"The Painted Deaert." S1 100. Allowances. 3-V-O a I n. 1 mile 70 Yards PROB. OD0S for wjy Acres a.

Apnieoee litj 4-1 Deep Mystery H. Duncan 113 6-1 Dr. Beckstrand Ford) '110 6-1 Iron Lash (W. Blllinirtoni 113 7-2 Fulval (L. E.

Pierce) 120 5-2 Lelnad D. Bales) 110 8-1 Tala iB. Chlopekt 105 3-1 Hovrden's Boy (K. Coppernoll) tl3 9-2 "NTNTH RACK. SSiS.

Clalmtn. 4-T-O I'p. 1 Mile l-lth PR OR. onns USE IJ Lbr ,..1 mis iscorcner Pierce) 112 Franks Hope (B. Chlopek) 110 Set Time tG.

Koyk) 115 Lalskea Bailey) 112 Rekrah A. Applehee 120 Personate IF. Lambert) 1I0 Speedy Marine W. BlllinKton 117 Lady Companion (H. Duncan) 115 Also Ellrible Wahl fD.

McGown) 115 Geebunir 'K. Coppernoll) 117 Hualalal Jr. F. Lambert) MIS Apprentice atlowa nee. Trad 1 in All Auriol Invited.

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