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Show SUNDAY, MAY 8. 1989 Utah County, Utah SUNDAY HERALD 12 8a if Aches; Uhblooded yenetiari' r t?t f aXDS; ii Stretch Drive Beats 'Bally' By 4 Le ngths n , ,,. -- j : "r;-".' ! : Goes After '!) Seventh Win In A Row " ' ds I;-.- " - ' , f,- V X - ? . s lit - ' ' - ' , V' : - i - n v- - fJrt ; ; t't " : - 7 A- - v "! A- - j -- ''('.. j. - (For owner Isaac Blumberg, master of the Sunny. Blue jFarm, ) was the first victory in the one .race thoroughbred owners j would rather win above 'all' others.- - He had another start in the roserun tivo years ago when his Lincoln Road finished second to Tini Tam. , But Blumberg was ill at that time and did not see his horse beaten. He was ony hand Saturday to see one, .of the great closing runs in Kentucky Derby history. For 'when Venetian Way started to run , you almost could feel the power of has drive. , ,! Close . To Record That' drive carried him across tVil tfnieVi lino in 2'ft2 5 '1 S second slower than the record of set by Whirlaway tin 1941 3: 01 it stMl ranked as one; of the fastest of the Kentucky Derbys and was turned in on a track labelled "good" after heavy, showers Friday night. Venetian Way, who has suffered everything from bucked shins to bloodworms, was third choice behind Tompion and Bally Ache in the betting land he paid $14.60, $4.60 and $3.40 across the board. ' who had everything Bally Ache, jjoing his way throughout derby week with one good break after another, paid $3.00 and .$3.00, the same to place and show. Victoria . EASY ONE FOR VENETIAN. WAY Venetian Way, the winner, and Bally Ache, second place, left the Ken- tucky Derby field far behind Above is general view of the finish of the' Derby as Venetian - Way crossed ' -- j ; 2-- 4-4- J K' ' J J - ill ; c - f ; Leaders In NEW ? CM7TON Va. (UPD bc-ea- k r, 'I )fs " h t i' ! ' I I ago, ne weigined 85 weighed less than when he died. V , - t- I if' -- 'at the - near j .::;y:i::.;::::i:fe:o: - t ir f 1 f , J 'f I Pastrano Captures Win Over Johnson ' - . 5 ' - ' i r - L - "m. , - - :::;v . f - i a, 'A I .. ;iMiy Says er. FOUR LENGTHS AND A TONGUE .This unusual By .JOHN G. DIETRICH photo shows Venetian Way with his tongue hanging; United Press International way out as he crosses the finish line to win Kentucky LOUISVILLE,. Ky.. .(UPI) One foot only is on the ground for the leap across Derby. rt Bill call ever llarta;.: Lpar. ;Tot the finish line. Jockey Willie Hartack urges him ahead. ime Willie), whining; his second (Herald-UP- I Telephoto). Kentucky Derby on Venetian Way x . m Saturday was just another good day, at' the office. At least that's the impression le gave. .. x xx r '"It's a great honor to win the Kentucky Derby, or- any other ;big race.'Vthe jockey from Johnstown, Pa., said, "but ke tomci I want all rrves r to win .them 'all." Won Previously Hartack, who previously, won the Derby on Iron Liege jback in 1957,' was briskly business-lik- e a3 he said: "I had a running horse today. Never had any trouble placing him just where I wanted him. I hit him good when vfe went past Bally Ache on the turn, and I worked him over good ,the rest of the way; I take no chances." ; i ; - fast-talkin- g! No glad-hand- er, wheit somebody asked when-h- e knew he had it won, he snapped: "Ask me an intelligent question and I'll answer, but I quit aswsring-- t'Z c.:j lz- y j ::z ago. You never know when you . - - OF COURSE YOU ARE! " u,. FNEST, fishinr equipment available 'LOVESTc.sti.x.u, The Tackle Box 538.NV 9 "E. : - : ; j ; "There was never any doubt in my mind, I just wanted some thing to fall back on in case anything happened. I said after the Florida Derby this horse was 10 times better than Bally Ache, and I think Bally Ache is better . than Tompion." VenBut he refused to compare etian Way with Iron Liege or any other horse he has ridden before. Made Up For It Nor would he say that Saturday's ride made up for his bada luck two years ago when broken leg shortly before the Derby deprived him of the ride V on Tim Tam. ever makes up some-wee- k "Nothing thing you've lost," he said. , 1 j , , - j FR 78 ; . 6-- , 10-da- RENO, Nev. Barn-ha- rt .(UPI)-J.- E. Kansas City, Mo'., and Jones, Vancouver B.C., were V. declared cochampions in Golden West Trap the Shoot singles championships Friday after both "shattered 400 of , William -1 16-ya- rd . ; -- "When I said I'd like to see the Derby fromj a good spot above most of j the crowd, I had in mind; the grandstand or clubhouse!" f targets. j neither missed a bird. v ml i -- -- L . should have a cam-welterweig- ht Wash. Power, Cleve. Siebern, K. C. 62 13 60 8 6 . 70 8 52 18 56 18 16 18 16 15 Bal. Woodling, 23 22 25 18 .371 .367 .357 .346 i960 weight. Don's brother, Jay, will fight event.-Sptangles the semi-mai- n with Eddie Garcia of Denver in rounds. 1.339 a bout scheduled for eight Runs Batted In National League: Clemente, ; Pi rates 23; McCovey, Giants 23; Banks, Cubs 21;? Thomas, Cubs 18' Mazeroski, Pirates 17. American League: Gentile, Ori oles 19; ."Skowron, Yankees 17; Minoso, White Sox ,16; Maris, Yankees 16; Robinson, Orioles 15; Allison, Senators 15. Home Runs National League: McCovey, Giants 8; McMillan, Reds 6; Boy- er, Cards 6; Clemente, Pirates 6; Thomas, Cubs; Aaron, Braves; Banks, Cubs; - Spencer, Cards; Robinson, Reds, all 5. American League: Held, Indi ans 6; Skowron Yankees 5; Siebern, Athletics 5; Maris, Yankees; Batty, Senators; Gentile, Orioles; Lemon, Senators, all 4. Pitching ' National League: McCormick, Giants 0 ; Gibbon, Pirates ; Far-irel-l, Phillies; Green, Pirates; Mil-ie- r, Cards, all American League: Coates, Yan kees Portocarrero, . Orioles; Estrada, Orioles; Browns, Ori oles; Staley, White Sox; Kralick, Senators; Casale, Red Sox; Mor gan, Tigers; Fornieles, Red Sox; Hall, Athletics; Herbert, Athlet ics, all 3-- The Injury Sidelines Don Newcombe CINOINiNATI,! Ohio "(UPD Don New"mlbe counted on to be one of the big1 men in Cincinnati's pitching corps this year, has bee:; lost to the Reds indefinitely due to an aggravated thigh injury. The big righthander was examined by team phj ician Dr. or-- d George Ballou Friday and " d to layoflf pitching until a treatment routine can be worked 0; - - " .Varsity Shop Natural Shoulder Styled Plain in '4 neat pattern- s' rotlt trousers, with reversible vest, L . . . . i $5350 . . . .. . . Add ah Arrow Shirt and Tie . . a I pair of Florsbeim Shoes . . and he's a happy arad. I -- It, lKl . s out. Ballou said the fonder. Dodger ace had ''developed caMfication" in a muscle injury sustained in sarins training.I Ballou said New- - 4 comibe's right thigh was badly bruised and extensive- hemmor-rhagin- g ; ; J- Sh 1 STORE HOURS: ir 10 a O 5:40 p.m. m- - - occurred in the area.' 2-- 0. 3-- from' ' SUIT MADIS0NAIRE ' A RADIATORS REPAIRED Anto Glass Installed Specialized Work 1 t , AHLANDERS 490 So. Univ. Avenue -: j - i 7 'i REDSKINS TRADE RENFRO WASHINGTON (UPD The Washington Redskins Wednesday traded tackle Will Renfro and an undisclosed high, draft choice for 1961 to tne mttsDurgn bteeiers tor linebacker Dick Lasse. PAY LESS for the BEST work shoe for Farmers Outdoorsmen top-gra- de lHr Fiv X Way! V W: One Piece Molded Quarter e Soft, Flexible Uppei Top-Grad- leather Long-Wearin- Corl Non-Marki- g, Sole and Heel If You Dont MARINE FRANCHISE on rapidly expanding marine in-- " Capitalize .;y'';:; dustry. i :y;' Exclusive franchise on top outboard motor, boat, accessory lines. 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"3ut I was glad to see him up there, :ecause it meant . aun i .have to go out and ru ' wlLt Bally Ache. It let me put VenetiaAj Way right where I wanted him.' Although Hartack was supposed to have been debating between Venetian Way and the Canadian horse, Victoria Park, until a re ago, he said: V Hartack fused to slip out of character, T By JOHN G. DIETRICH United Press International LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPD, Willie Pastrano figured he was standing in line for a host at Archie Moore's light heavy weight title today after scoring a unanimous decision over heavier but slower Alonzo Johnson in a Derby eve Pastrano and manager Angelo Dundee,, well aware, that standing in line for Archie can be a long- term proposition, said they hoped to keep busy overseas in the meantime. The nimble New Orleans boxer, who has fought his way to No. ranking light heavy contender (aft er an unfruitful excursion among the heavyweights, had no trouble reversing an upset Johnson scored over him in the same ring last July. ncient ' f Bill f '' V I f ? ' ' ' 'V ::i H I. Are Alike !;' j S5.00. All Races I:..." - Allison; Mt. Zion Baptist the Buckingham family home where he moved after a pinched nerve in his arm 'forced him to retire from baseball. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with the Rev, Joseoh R. Hodges officiating. ) Part return! 25-4- : Funeral services will be held Hansen, Bait. Sunday Church County ,; . j no-h- it j ... j . j National League IL & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Danny, Rus so. layer .425 19 73 16 31 Fullmer; who like his older Mays, S. K. 16 65 9 25 .385 brother has plenty! of strength and Aaron, Milw. Clmnte, Pitts. 19 77 17 23 .364 stamina, has a record of 22 wins Burgess, - Pitts. 13 42 9 15 .357 and1 three defeats. The main event . between FullSkinner, Pitts. 19 67. 18 23 .343 14 25 20 .329 A: 76" L. and Redl ;will begin at 10 mer, Moon, 18 74 14 24 .324 p.m: (EDT). It swiU be televised White, St. L. 19 81 16 26 .32! from7Marv Jenson's gym. Jenson Groat, Pitts. Davhprt, S. F. 16 53 10 17 .321 is Fullmer's manager. Spencer, St. L. 18 66 14 21.318 The telecast is unique in that Calison, Phil. 16 44 7 14 .318 it will originate from a gym only 750 persons. which facUitates American League ' Fullmer has agreed to make a 11 42 11 20 .476 Maris, N.Y. limit for the Lumpe, K. C. 16 64 6 26 .406 bout since weight Redl normally Skowron N.Y. 14 58 7 23 .397 and 42 .381 16 17 He 6 pounds. Pilarcik, Bait. middle- natural a is Fullmer 120 pounds Runnels, Bos. 13 50 9 19 .380 Mc-Gui- re 1 i FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UPI) Chuck Newcomb of Colorado State University will join a college all-st- ar basketball team for tour of games in South America, it was learned today. . 4 Newcomb, senior, hoi d t CSU's career scoring record of 1,085 points. He will join a team being assembled by Coach Steve Be'lko of Oregon University, for a y tour beginning Sept. '22. " hd ; V TIME OUT! Full-mer- Mhjor League Leaders By United Press1 Iniernational Vera Bidloford, whose uphill fight to into the majors culmin- wili be buried a ated.in of his adopted "unduy in the soil Virginia. v former pitcher Boston Braves in the old joined 1948 after nine years of trying, but he lost his biggest battle Friday to dancer. Bickford, a native of Hellier, Ky., succumbed in Veterans' Hospital in Richmond after being there, two months, no- When he threw) his run masterpiece against the old Brooklyn Dodgers 10 summers -- , Big Leagues - "- " 3-- j (10-rou- t, By United PressN International j Utah State. A proposed kJj?I): two of the r SALT LAKE . CITY between meeting (UPI) Genworld's shot --putters failed to jell4 eral Eddie Leishman of Manager it was disclosed Friday. .V the Salt Lake City Bees announcParry O'Brien,1 Olympic shotput ed today the third annual Pittschampion and world recordv hold- burgh Pirate tryout camp will be er, was sought to meet Army held June 5 in Derks Field. Lieutenant Bill Neider, in. 'the The camp, for Intermountain Agathon, Olympiad jMay' 13 at Lo- area' hopefuls, will ,be under, the gan. Neider has set an unofficial direction of world mark of 67 feet seven inch Coast Farm Pittsburgh's West Bob supervisor '. ' j F es." Cements. O'Bxien! said this week ,"I don.'t Age restrictions ire from 16 to want to compete aga nst Neider 22. Daily sessions will 'get under right now." ;j j way at 10 a.m. Neider still plans to compete m Leishman said American Legion , the Olympiad, which features a players must have permission of track meet between Utah and their post commanders to partici- ' pate. j six-fig- ht no-hitte- ut :- photo, Ace Hurler To Be Buried Today in Virginia Rites 1-- 6 - i" ; 2-- finish, line. Victoria Park was third and Tompion (on Tele- rail), .the favo ite, finished fourth. (Herald-UP- I 1 - I ber of the fighting Fullmer clan from West Jordan, Utah, will at tempt to get the . Fullmers back on the winning track Wednesday night. Young Fullmer,! a middleweight meets seasoned Stefen Redl of Germany in a scheduled which will be nationally tele- vied from West Jordan. Don's brothers, Gene, NBA mid dleweight champion, and Jay, a welterweight, were both held to draws in their recent bouts. Gene battled to a stalemate but still kept' his title .in a bout April 20 against Joey Giardello at Boze-maMont., and Jay had to set-- j tie for a draw with Gale Kerwiri at Miami Beach,; Fla., April 6. Don, in many respects a carbon copy of his champion brother, winning streak carries .a into' the "Redl bout; Young Fullmer, the most active of the West Jordan family, has won! five bouts this year. His biggest triumph decision this year was a Akins. over veteran Virgil However, Wednesday's bout 's looms as ttve toughest in brief pro career. Redl, a Hungarian ,born German holds qn record and holds impressive wins over Paddy DeMarco and n, ; eid er N iLOOAN . front-runnin- h-- Shot Duel Fails to Jell i ... . Proposed 0' B r i e By STEVE 1SMILANICH United Press ; International WEST JORDAN (UPD Dur able Don Fullmerf youngest mem - , ' , - ' ; ' y Sports Briefs i I three-year-ol- ' Don Fullmer to Meet in Video Fight ! . wins Derby! Redl-Wednesda- By RAY AYRES United Press International LOUISVILLE, Ky; (UPD Vene- '? tian Way, plagued by injury,1 and ri jsickness throughout most of hs career, unleashed a 'powerful run on the turn into the . homestretch H Saturday i and . blasted his way to a ' 'Ihrough the straightaway four length,' victory in the Ken-- " tucky Derby., . With jockey Bill Hartack in the saddle, Venetian Way swept past ' Edgehill Farm's. Bally Ache as r the field of 13 ol America's1 best ' circled the! big bend- in the first of the Triple . Crown classics. A" desperate Bobby Ussery, the jockey on Bally Ache .: who had gone to the front at the start, Tashed his mount severelyj But Bally Ache .just didn't have the stuff to stay With tne winner. .'Bally Ache, whose vaunted - speed earlier n the g , ' to him victory year had carried in the Flamingo Stakes and the Florida Derby, easily was best of the others for there was a gap of eight- - lengths back, to Windfield Victoria Park, thej third . Farm's ' ' '' horse. Fourth Was Favorite Then came C. V. Whitney's Tompion, the i favorite of this crowd estimated at about 75,000. Tompion' s failure, made it the 11th time Whitney; has tried to win the Derby but failed. This was the fourth' time Har-4- a ck has' ridden in the Kentucky victory.. He Derby and bis second won with ; Calumet - Farm's Iron 'Liege in 1957.- J' ' ; 5 J" ; ' T. : ' - X.- -' : |
