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Show Nashya-Win- 9 s Boosts His Earnings SUNDAY HERALD m oil" A... To $653,690 -- I.- - By RAY AYRES United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Nashua romped to i nine length victory in the 87th running of the $119,800 Belmont Stakes Saturday to vault e to sixth place on the he as list salvaged money winning what was left of the triple crown after losing to Swaps i the Kentucky Derby. Two , weeks ago Belair Stud's king of the eastern set a track record in winhis ning the Ereakness Stakes but chances of joining the - eight horses who have swept" to glory by taking each of the . spring classics were gone forever. The Rex Ellsworth's western champion ran away from him in the v - r- ; V t - ds I -- , 1 , .... - stretch at Churchill Downs. Closest to Nashua at the end of the testing mile and Victory Wes Santee Beats Pitt Ace In 880 Calif. - UP) Wes Santee of Kansas beat University of Pittsburgh star Arnie Sowell In the half mile, run of the Pacific Assoc ion AAU track and field meet Friday night, but fell short of his own recent time that bettered the recognized world record. Santee covered the 880 yards in 1:49.1 and hit the tape about three strides in front of Sowell to hand the Pitt star his first major defeat in the half mile. Dave Casper of Fresno State was third. The Kansas runner surprised the track and field world three weeks ago in the California Relays at Modesto by shifting from his fav ored mile distance to the half mile and beating the recognized world mark with a time of 1:48.5. The official world1 record of 1:48.6 is shared by Mai Whitfield of Los Angeles and Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark but Lon Spurrer of San STOCKTON, all-tim- three-year-ol- J 183 Hff. one-ha- lf race was Barclay stable's Blazing Count with Clearwater stable's Portersville third. A" Boosts Earnings But the winner's share of $83,- 700 belonged to Nashua without Francisco ran a 1:47.5 half last 1 '' v . ; the shadow of a doubt once jockey t March. ' 4 daie Arcaro let him run ac ine Record Tied J 4 of the The stretch. top victory William of the Watson 1 (Bumper) boosted the husky colt's earnings of Florida tied a staUniversity to $653,690 and left him behind I dium "record by winning the 100 Citation, only Stymie, Armed, dash in 9.6. He also took the yard Native Dancer and Assault on the 220 with a time of 20.9 and was to steams in the NASHUA Arcaro Eddie veteran with of list VICTORY FOR the turf's greatest money saddle, Nashua, " voted the New in Course outstanding performer York at Race Belmont 87th: of famed Belmont Stakes winners. Saturday. running victory in the meet. of to with win Count Blazing finishing It was the "sixth time Belair Nashua; beaten by Swaps in the Kentucky Derby, romped '' s aW rut mmmk The Oklahoma- A&M mile relay red second. It was Arcaro's sixth . Belmont win and the victory places Nashua in sixth position among Stud's internationally-fame- d team, which got little competition PROUD WINNER, DEJECTED LOSER A grim polka dot and white silks have high thoroughbred mney winners. (U. P. Telephoto). Tony DeMarcp, left, raises the Cento the Youth Santa in from Clara this great flashed victory crown of from DeMarco in a 12th round won hand Carmen Basilio after Basilio the welterweight I! test of a .horse's stamina as well ter in a race, failed in technical knockout at Syracuse, N. Y. Friday night. (UP Telephoto). as speed. It was the sixth time Be its bid for a mile relay record. Egg trainer Sunny Jim, Fitzsimmons The Aggies were clocked at 3:15.6, saddled a winner and Eddie Ar nearly eight seconds off the record caro rode one. mark. Ties for Record Parry O'Brien of Travis Air "Arcaro, who holds the Kentucky Force Base won the shot put with Derby and Ereakness riding rec toss of 58 feet 7 inches, but fell a ords, now is tied with Jimmy McThere were no knockdowns untfr more than two feet short of his By JACK CUDDY , De Marco, 23, suffered gashes Trout eggs will be taken this own world Laughlin fori the Belmont title the United Press Sports Writer 10th, although De Marco's fast won He also the mark. nose bled on and his each brow, McLaughlin rode six winners be week from native cutthroat rocked Carmen wellj of er two weeks discus with a throw of 170 feet, At least some conclusion can now be drawn after tween 1882 and 1888. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP) Hatch profusely in the later rounds of in punching snawners enmo have that im thp the third, sixth and seventh.' Carmen Basi their savagely fought encounter. But Basilio's Arcaro let C. V. Whitney's Lit angling under the liberalized' tiait regulations new this year for. '!the state's newly installed fish ladder 31-- 2 inches. smashing counters to r if who battered the welterlio Davis Wins Hurdles tle Dell set the early pace after first time. at the Indian on Creek cut under with a wound Basilio and spillway had De Marco hurt, head up a body A few of the results contain more than a little irony with weight crown off Tony De Marco's former1 taking the lead at the start, but south Southern the end of Jack Res Davis, " in Strawberry brow one on his right varying degrees, in the firsj, head said toaay, "I want to de- his left eye, dropped back into second place liberal sprinkling of belly laughs thrown in. now California star in the ervoir. hurdle fourth, eighth, ninth, 10th and 11th. fend the title as soon as possible." and. a split in his left upper lip. One hearty laugh came tlse other day when a youngster came almost immediately. low won both the and Navy, high Several hundred are Private Agreement spawners c The new king of the The crowd of 32,097 watched the running over from the kids' pond at Vivian Park to ask what was now being held In Donds above hurdles for the third year in a want I colt it had backed down to 3 to wrong with the wiggling ten inch rainbow he had Just caught, action. "I Although De Marco, the 5 un the ladder for the important egg row. He was clocked in 23.3 for want declared, he we so asked to 20 with complete confidence, how con the rith well why) a be was fish, all derdog, had no return-bou- t fighting champion. Outwardly operations, according to the lows and 14 seconds flat for I want ' to make money. I'd like a private three-way-v agreeever, for Arcaro Just didn't ask thought anything might be wrong. He opened the trout's mouth to taking tract, to defend within three months, posment among managers provided Nashua to do any running until show us a bright yellow discoloration. Even above the fish smell the Department of Fish and the highs. Game.. Don Chesarek, a San Fran sibly against Johnny Saxton. But me field hit the top of the stretch you could detect the odor of strong cheese. that Basilio will defend against There he started to "pump" Nearly two million native trout cisco high school youth, pulled an that's all up to my managers." Saxton, and if he The fish had apparently just been dining on same offered; as 440 beatdash in the have -been at taken the beats Saxton, he will then give De by yard Clyde upset Nashua, rocking back and forth bait. We assured the lad tha said fish was hale and hearty and eggs Basilio, a former River station ing favored Fred Schermerhorn who was so disgusted with his Utah's Fish and Game Com Marco a return title shot? with the horse's motion. The oth probably not the last fish he'd see with aj yellow mouth coloring. ers just dropped father and far L ' at the north end of the reservoir. of Oklahoma A&M in the fair time career tnat ne re- mission and key department per More Baits Legalized In the 10th, a 49 of seconds. ther back behind as Nashua romp and tired run of the Peak has not yet temporarily four years ago, sonnel will attend the - annual combination to the head dropped Fish are being caught with salmon eggs, shrimp, bread, ed home by the biggest margin he De Marco near the ropes for a of the newly legal baits. That was the intent of the new been reached as recent cold In other events, Dick Vierra, for was admittedly "tickled pink" by Associa Western of the ever has registered in victory. In all manner In meetings over his knockout would make technical count of seven. Shortly thereafter-weather slowed the migration of mer Fresno 2tate star now run victory the process; It was hoped that said baits regulation. Commis of and Fish Game tion ms Xirst start as a of De Boston Marco a to little have San for stocky the Francisco Friday for the average angler ning steaming straight right to the Olym morejfun spawners into the traps. at June sioners Moran, he scored by three lengths, but it a littleMseasier 12th in round. the night meter won the run cutthroat Native are also 10,000 jaw knocked Tony through the pic Club, eggs fish a bit more easily. Wyoming. each of his other 11 triumphs were and get of 30.1 35: Twice the being taken from the Fish Creek in Tom Montgomery of the Floored ropes, With his head and shoulders We doubt that any more fish will be taken because won by less than two lengths with to station at Scofield Reservoir. Olympic Club won the hammer De Marco, who was floored twice Commissioners and fish and on the apron and the lower ring rulings. In two tries so far we found that the trout seemed most of ..them much closer than were much a worm as throw with a distance of 151 feet in tne lotn and stopped at 1:52 came management officials will strand under his back. but Just as readily hit salmon that. , into 7 the it without be in attendance from the 11 He was up at the count of nine, inches, and Woody Linn, Santa of the 12th, had no return-bolosing harder to hook on the ejj bait The colt who now is far ahead '' 56 Clara Youth Center, took the contract as he lost the title after western states and British Colum- but the bell rang before he could tended victims. ., ;'! of the pace set by Citation in his full so were pound weight throw with a loss of the shortest reign in the welter bia In the 35th renewa of this be floored again. There was so One friend quipped that his gear sack and basket climb to the top of the g 34 fish was for left room much noise in the auditorium, feet 2 inches. division's history, v important conference. ladder, dashed under the of the new Daits he was trying that little Black-haire- d 70 held .for it many thought the referee had Tony wire in 2:29 flat It was far off if he caught any. Switzerland comBASLE, (UP) , is and education free a Brook British from stream it trout from after stopped the bout then, and they several winning days We watched one angler take jnice the track record of 2:27 35 set Dr. the man first were surprised when the fight wai of Roger Bannister, 14th on five the Saxton a a between as made ages and pulsory good lyn's Johnny by Bolingbroke In the 1942 Metro- -' on eggs. Another came lalong close behind to run was the 1. in the. 11th. TKO 15 on mile, resumed round and for and April boys girls. M , politan handicap but one of the catch on worms. to married Swed pretty Saturday corner rela to this doubts5 have been expressed ctti- - AiHnns fastest Belmont Stakes on record. Moyra Jacobsson, niece of new baits illegal chumming easier to come by. the British the to making! tive high commissioner to CHICAGO (UP) Heavyweights Reference is made to corn, salmon eggs, et ai. " - Thomas Canada. of Bennywere Chicago and trout that cleaned we' have Could be. Already this jy far ana cere of civil Detroit Hammer weaamg , have tjnurcn Ien someone had 5been that fcllv full of corn orettv certain evidence -monies were. performed with only signed to meet in the feature r Busy feeding them. The same; thing happened quite regularly close friends, and family members d bout at Marigold Gar I j and other years gone by. 16. present. dens, June , Money Down Drain Same"complaint Is made about salmon eggs. We repeat that the Planting trucks from the state's poor sport who chums 1 with these is throwing money aown tne 12 hatcheries are on the go again drain when you compare thel price of salmon eggs to other would j this week as receding high water be chumming materials J ' i in many streams 'makes it posIt is doubtful that any more chumming is done under the use ' sible to stock them with legals. of the new baits than previously. The feller who wishes to take f All streams that were high and for this violation is probably in a change of telling Violations shown in weekly fish E. Littlefield, Provo, $20; Arthur roily for the May 28 opening of about the same numbers, pro rata, as In any other year. the general trout season are now and same arrest reports indicate C. Messner, Salt Lake City. $15; found who for years Wp often think- of an old acquaintance receiving legals from the amole meat. many the the anglers are still careless Robert V. Bullough, Salt Lake In Came with fish takingday illegally pleasure stocks held at each hatchem law breathed too closely down his neck and he decided to stick concerning fishing regulations as City, $15; Reid T. Kerfdall, Provo, to the according Department of with worm fishing. Says he catches more fish now than ever shown in the 1955 proclamation. , . $10; Jack Bert Hardman, Salt Fisn and Game. The Department of rFish' and Lake City, $10; Foromorz Hard before and has a- lot monf fan. No ruUty conscience and no These include the Unner WeW lost time keeping- alert ta passers by. A moral In that story Game urges sportsmen going man. Salt Lake City, $10. Upper Provo, Logan, Blacksmiths A: if. "A Fishing in closed watersHenry afield to know these angling regufor the chummer. Fork and other major and minor salt Lake City, $25. ruepansu, We find no problent in taking enough fish to keep happy and lations.' Copies of the proclamastreams where conditions did not Carrying gun on game preserve we've already had some fun With the new baits. It is a fun game. tion are available to anyone callwarrant earlier stocking. Ronald Shields, Salt Lake City, The department said periodi- this fishin. and we suspect Ithe guys that do the managing and ing; or writing to Department of $25. r : .. cal planting will now continue make the rules have an interest in keeping it that. way. No fun, no Fish and Game offices, 1596 West Overlimit of fish Leo C. Hurst, license bought. No license bought no job. Still plenty of incentive North' Temple, Salt Lake City, Ogden, $25; D. M. until late summer in all d Stocking, Salt ': The arrest reports follow: waters where legal sized to go and more fun when the rules are observed. Gene Lake City,$15; Bartlett, Late Openings trout-Ron- ald , trout are normally planted to Shields, Donald Salt Seining $15; Betts, Wyoming, Thousands of people are concentrated at Fish, Navaho, and Salt meet the angling pressure. William Ned Lake City, $10; George S. Finch, $75; City, Panguitch lakes today for the late openings of these waters this McMullin, Salt Lake City, $50. Santaquin, '$10; Glen S. Butler, year. A gala event forimanyf and you can bet serious inroads are Fishing with hands and out of Spanish ,Fork, $10. being made on fish population in these waters by the extra of us season John B. Allen, Provo, Illegal possession of trout Ju ) there because of the special openings. Carl C. Lee, Provo, $50. venile, Santaquin, $25; Juvenile, There are a host of people, including fishery biologists, who do $50; Marvin season out of Santaquin, $25. Fishing not feel that Utah has! enough trout waters to take other than a E. $25; George Shooting fish with .22 Albright, Ogden, 'general opening on all of them at the same time. We agree and T. Barrett,! Rugg, Provo, $10. Ogden, $25; Juvenile, are hopeful that regulating authorities give such a general opening Shooting fish with bow and ar oeasonai neia work is now serious consideration when setting up the regulations for next year. Ogden, $10;! Juvenile, . Ogden, $10; row Dave K. ' Ward, Wymont $10-T Juvenile, Ogden, getting under way as biologists 1 Nw Gadgets for the Department of- Fish and Fishing without a license Jack (Provo), $10. Each sees a new on outdoor marthe number of year gadgets Game continue the long range in- ket. IT the total number are too numerous to report on here, ventory of. Utah's fishing waters. everyThough now and then an item; does seem worth mentioning, j Survey work will begin on stove user outdoors we j were Being an old ras lantern-ga- s drainages into Utah Lake' as this two of in much interested these same gadgets new to recently Federal-Ai- d to fisheries nroiect the market and on small attached tanks of propane operated goes into the third year of opera -I :. tion. Previously covered are the Some features ' seemed to have decided advantage over th Sevier, Price, Weber, Bear, and older type equipment now infuse and would stand looking into they I, Ogden River drainages. " o nvnnp inntomnlstiTKt ' YOU GUESSED IT! by A crew of six men will, sample of an outdoor lanterns or TBtMS USE fish foods, habitat, and actual chase: stove We'll on j them report fish populations from each water ! DIP covered. Classified knowledge further as ; use : proves -their value, j ; I from these surveys then forecast Sporting goods dealers will the best types and numbers of handle under the name DAD COULD CHOOSE HIS fish suited to each water. In of Bernz-mati-them "" c stoves camp turn, the state's hatchery plant- and lanterns. OWN FATHER'S DAY GIFT ing program is geared to the vs. I KATE MORGAJT. JCWEXXBS known facts In stocking waters to JX CHOOSE HE'D a maximum to bring ' creel return 110 west center provo Pv rvt the angler. FORK I I Pteae eBd me the Sunbeam Shavemaster A 1 V. A The department said that all Inl A I with no down payment required. .1 WW I J l waters of the state will be surPHOTOS 2:30 P.M. Today veyed and classified as this im1 I ' Y portant project continues. y FROM AT TI1VIP PARIC ' l Made the way you l ADDRESS - if- Ati s ftj-;- !...' 4 '( A ' . nine-leng- -- th i in nil irhiiiNr'iM mmm 'iii - all-ti- ""hi " vv rr t tii i ri i r me trout two-tea- sto m Basilio Wants to Defend New Title Soon; He's Tickled Pink' by TKO Over DeMarco Taken From iNaTiveipaw ners !.' et-face- sail-ear- ed d, - l , ' i 147-pound-- j 9-- Fish and Game j Officials to Attend Parley ! onion-farm- Creek-Strawber- er ry prize-fighti- ng right-left-rig- ht two-vear-n-ld j j " ers , : Bannister Weds Swedish Beauty j j money-twinnin- j ' - 75-ye- ar Thomas, Hammer Sign for Bout four-minu- te , ish-bo- rn Planting Trucks Get as Water Recedes ut ; pSSi last-yea- eight-roun- j . 1 ml Ullli Arrest Report Shows Many Anglers Violating Rules ' -- f 1 Jim iMMaGii '.5703 mm CtSg Cry tCa J : . ."''.(' i ' t hard-fishe- - " Ike f Survey of Utah Fishing Waters Underway Again i N rifle-Rog- er j ! . - ! 11 I 1 , P 0, REALTY and INSURANCE 24 N. 1st West rr AM. at Want Thtm! t 'LARSON -- STUDIO 23 N. 1 E. 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