| Show Arcaro Rides Assault to Dixie Victory BALTIMORE Faultless Gets Backers Runs Today rsnths Assault the 1946 half-lengt- 11-Hor- se triple frown ail-tim- hand lor this Preaknevs-evspecialty tnder blue skies but chill winds had ro trouble warming up the chestnut Comet from the Lone Star state which wa coupled with a stable-mat- e Burn as an entry from Flrh J Kleberg s Texas ranch The comhlnaUnn of Assault and Jockev Fddle Anaro was barked In the mile and down to e three-avteent- -l affair Arcaro Just let him run a Assault first caught the early leader Mrs V a iter M Jeffords’ Natchez then sailed down the home stretch to Rico MonP’tk cp the Argentine-brete from the barn of Arnold Hanger 1 or d hs decision half-lengt- h N Following Is the lineup for tomorrow’s 57th running of the Preakness at Pimlico one mile and $100000 added showing post positions horses owners and probable odds (All carry 126 pounds) jockeys 10-- 1 1 — On Trust Earl Stlce & Sons Johnny Longden 2 — Faultless Warren Wright Doug Dodson 1 30-- 1 3— Riskolater Edward S Moore Will Balzatetti 12-- 1 4 — Bullet Proof Mrs Mary E Whitney Wayne Wright 30-- 1 5— Secnav Mrs Barclay K Douglas Conn CcCreary 50-- 1 6 — Contest Robert J Kleberg Jr Warren Mehrtens 1 7 — Jet Pilot Mrs Elizabeth Graham Eric Guerin ' 8 — Phalanx C V Whltney-Ab- e 1 Hewitt Eddie Arcaro 25-- 1 9 — Cosmic Bomb William Helis Shelby Clark 30-- 1 10 — King Bay Bernard JyBax Jr Bobby Campbell s 20-- 1 11 — Cornish Knight Edward P Taylor no boy Gross value $138140 net value $95140 (for Bullet Proof Cornish Knight On Trust) or $98015 for others three-sixteent- 2-- i 2-- Talon another horse which was coupled Argentine in the wagering as the entrv of Trainer A Horatio Lum was third another trree lengths back Never defeated on the Pimlico oval 5n three starts — the others were the Preakness and Pimlico special last — Assault collected $24700 FrU jear cav for 1 minute 57 45 seconds of rather easy effort This shot his money winning total to $498 470 Calumet farms Armed the BOSTON May 9 (UP)— Ebohy Ike 2°46 Dixie winner Armed has won Williams of Trenton N J proved $482775 his right to wear the NBA lightweight crown Friday night when he decihacked his way to a Last Week-En- d sion over Ralph (Ripper) Zannelll of Providence R I before 4463 fans as Boston Garden i? Use Fighting as welterweight for the first time In his career the Williams proved vhlmself far and vastly sharper at superior as a boxer to the veteran Zannelll who has served as a trial horse for four worlds champions The victory fourth for the champion since he came under the guld- -' ance of Frank (Slinky) Palermo of Lifts New York served as a special tuneup for a contemplated bout here during the summer for the junior welter-- I weight crown held by Tippy Larkin R- - -- sur-pesst- hs 4-- Williams Cops Moose Take Welter Fight 13-- 4 Game to SKI LIFTS AT ALTA Close for Season After Sunday AB H O A' Htulrh ABHOA 4 2 2 2 Lmbrdl 2b O O O O 2 1 O Albrand 2b 4 1 3 3 1 1 Ol Andersn as 4 1 1 3 Wood lb c 54 31 77 Ol3 RPnre lb North 3b 4 1 2 O LGren B Hpnr 3 1 1 1 Pomeroy If 3 0 1 0 E Green 3b 5 2 1 0 Emms cf 1 0 R Hpnr rf 3 0 1 0 Pieraon cf 2 1 0 0 Cornia p 4 1 0 2 Hanen p 0 0 0 1 C Himes p 2 O 1 4 Paxton 2b 3181 10 E North rf Stage rf JHolmea c n- 9 w-- QUICK CASH ON ALL MAKES q -- 1 O O O 2 0 0 O 3 2 4 2 Totals 35 13 21 S Score by innings: Moose 444 001 O — 13 OOO 022 O— 4 Wasatch Chemical Stolen bases — Brown Cornia L Green Sacrifice h't — R Hepner Three-bas- e hit — e hits — Paxton Wood Pierson Runs batted in — Wood 3 Brown 2 DeNos Paxton L Green Pierson 2 Albrand Innings pitched — Bv Cornia 7 Hagen 2 C Holmes 5 Winning pitcher— -- Cornia LosAt bat— Off Cornia ing gtcher— Hagen 13 C Holmes 22 Hiti Cornia 7 Hagen 7 C Holmes 6 Left on bases — Moose club 8 Wasatch Chemical 8 Runs responsible for — Cornia 3 Hagen 7 E Holmes 4 Struck out — By Cornia 8 Hsgen 2 C Holmes 1 Bases an balls — Off Cornia 2 Hagen 2 C Holmes 3 Hit bv pitched ball — B Hepner by C Holmes Wild pitches Hagen 2- - Passed balls — J Holmes Time of game — One hour 50 min Umpires — Mercer Austin Scorer — H Dunn Two-bas- Your car is the beat security in the world for a loan Drive in today drive out with the cwh you need It’s all done in a matter of a few minutes with oyr fast and friendly service P Ogden Davis Cop r last-minu- support for Faultless to te pay and thereby assured Itself of football precision through 1951 Athletic Council Chairman N VV Dougherty declined to say what salary Neyland would receive tinder the new contract but speculation centered on $10000 a year This would make Neyland perhaps the higheftt paid collegiate coach in the country “There has been a change In pay" said Dougherty power-pabke- d By RID FEDEB BALTIMORE May 8 (AP) — Amid give Jet Pllut and Phalanx a run a s field cf 31 was entered Friday for Saturday's 57th three-year-old- Preakness Headed bv the first five finishers — Jet Pilot Phalast week’s lanx Faultless derby On Trust and Cosmic Bomb in that order — the will run for the glory the necklace of Black-EyeSusans and a pay check that will be just about within Income tax range of $100000 Also there are Bullet Proof the Virginia-bre- d who was a y seventh in the derby and who has practically been adopted by Marylanders: Riskolater who was 11th Contest a green but giant-size- d d stepper King Bay the undertaker's horse from Louisville with the express-trai- n speed and a couple of of uncertain staylrg ability Secnav and Cornish Knight Parade Slated They’ll all come parading out to the post at 2 10 pm (MST) Saturday as the traditional "Maryland My Maryland’’ Is ' placed to a forecasted Preakness record crowd of 43000 With “weather clear and track fast” the official forecast there were large numbers who remembered that of all the 13 who went after the necklace of roses at Churchill Downs last week only the Cosmetics Kid Jet Pilot "moved up” In the deep slippery So the argument went on In crowded Baltimore Friday night as it has all week that Phalanx may be the favorite and the one to beat for this one Phalanx is rated with Jet Pilot as eofavorlte at about 2 to 1 But late Friday the horse experts began to remember that Faultless was beaten only two heads for the whole pot last week as he came on to take third place cufc-tf The big $138140 with 11 starters will be $95140 If Bullet Proof On Trust or Cornish Knight get tot the paying teller’s window first and $98005 If It's any of the other eight The difference Is the fact that the first three were made supplemental eliglbles a $3000 per supplemental after the regular nominating time hadpassed Three Withdrawals This was slated to have been the richest race In turf history but three unexpected withdrawals left It about $1500 short of the record 1946 Preakness Uncle Remus was supposed to be an entrant Friday morning but Trainer Oscar White decided to keep him out Bullet Proof off his win in the Chesapeake stakes two weeks ago and On Trust the California flier off his Santa Anita derby win and game fourth finish in the blue grass classic place last Saturday are given some chance to in Tennis Honors "good report showing the New York tournament to fans been He in the southern there has The basketeers wanted an explanof the state practically the ation on reports that he was consid- part report was a comering a $10000 per year job at SL whole week “The plete surprise to me” he said John's university The Utah mentor announced how“There Is absolutely nothing to It at all” said the mentor of the cham- ever that he has had "three coachUtah aggregation "I haven't ing offers" but St John's was not pionship even been approached by St John’s one of them Two of the offers are In fact the school signed Frank Mc- from pro teams He has done nothing Guire just a few weeks back and on the matter Peterson is on a year to year basis Frank will do a fine job there He's Vadal has agreed to head four basketball coaching schools this summer He will appear at Bowling Green Western Krnturky Teachers college' on June the Boston Gardens on June with Adolph Rupp' of Kentucky the North Dakota high school association clinic at Spear- head lake on Aug and the New York state high school coaches' clinic at Cornell unlversty Ithaca on Aug 9 at the University of Utah He has not signed at the university but the matter of a 1947-4contract has not come up yet Vadal Is assistant proa no I coach Idea have "good where fessor In the By JIMMY HODGSON of pn steal could have been education He department A delegation of University of Utah such a rumor received his masters started” basketball players were waiting for degree last year Peterson was in Vernal when the Coach Vadal Peterson Friday night But while he hasn't signed for was made when he arrived home from his films of 1947-4will” tour of southern Utah c I WHY He'S FAST TELL 06 ALL ABOUT L£EP A'EEAWi HOW YOU SNAC6ED THf NEW ASSIGNMENT) POOKSTEVE IMS PEJBABLY SO QUICKLY BOSS ! 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THE VERY IPEA OF SIGNING A LEASE FOR A HOUSE-SIG- HT Golfers List Tourney Scores CHL0E -J OH B-B- IT WAS The first round of the" directors’ cup tournament for women at the club wag completed Friday Country as follows: Mrs O C Allen def Mrs D O Clark default: Mrs O F Woodbury def Mrs F C Eastman 2 up Mrs W H Mitchell def Mrs William Neff 5 Mrs A B Paulson def Mrs 3 E J Osterloh Mrs M J Steed def Mrs J B Baldwin 2 up: Mrs J N Casella def Mrs L C 6-- 4-- 3 BURNS Ffmerly of 68 So Main St is now associated wjth the -- BLAME Oil 6-- 2 6-- 4 Ifc 7-- 5 6-- 3 6-- 4-- 6 6-- 1 Doubles Stars def Pyke-KocUtah Dick Bennion — Jack Greenhaigh Stars def Swenson-Bo- b J Williams Utah Hammel-Co- n Dearden Utah def Bob Wllliams-Pau- l Hood Stara Hlppenstlehl-Warne- r 6-- 2 h 6-- 3 6-- 4 2-- 6 6-- 3 JUST 64 IT LISTEN YOU LITTLE PINT OF SK1MWEP MILK WHAT'S TW' IPEA OF TKYIN TO GIVE YOUR CLP PAL THE WHEAT Turmez Ven Savage turned In a hot — 31-3- 3 at the Country club Friday He was playing with Ed Kingsley Bill Korns and Jerry Henderson 64 SMILING JACK 6-- 3 8-- 1 Yen Cards FRED ) 6-- 2 6-- WELL-I- 'M LEARNING FAS- T- v HUSBANDS TAKE THE BOWS UNSEENj blagles Stars def Capt Robert Hippenstiehl Bob Koch Utah Mac Pyke Utah def Richard Warner Stars 3 Vernie Swenson Utah def Bob Williams Stars 2 Lee Hammel Utan def Bob Lenta - WVBS TAKE THE C C 4-- Frank King DON'T TOMORROW LOOK NOW BUT THAT KIBITZER Bodeli-Olse- Olpln 9 Bv Milton Caniff 7-- 5 6-- 3 5 27-2- STEVE CANYON Hack-Mannin- 6-- 4 24-2- off-footi- all-st- 6-- 1 5 8 mud-wear- Ute Netlers Edge 6-- 4 6 8 pint-size- d and Davis shared honors In a ‘regional high school tennis tournament here which drew contestants from four schools Winners and runners-u- p in doubles All-Star- s 4-- 3 and singles are eligible for the state tourney May 17' at University of Utah The University of Utah tennis team The results: turned back a combination alumni Ogden def Wright Granite in a Edglngton and aggregation 6 3 62 and Dunn Jordan practice match at the U courts FriDunn Jordan def Curtia Davis In doubles Davis def day The surprise of the tussle was Mac and Bo Ogden t Pyke's Jordan victory over Richard def 36 63 108 Warner Pyke played some great tennis to defeat Warner who has not playedasenough tennis to reach his top form yet The results follow dll-Olae- n 19 1947 Saturday May win KAYSVILLE — Ogden Moore-Stimpso- n JTribtm £!)C d front-runne- Moos cf4 K3 ar jialt £akc 10 Vadal Spikes Rumors He’ll Take St John’s Cage Post Texas-owne- Moose club entrant In the Salt Lake amateur baseball league Friday blasted out a 13-- 4 victory over Wasatch Chemical in the only game of the day While Cornla was holding Wasatch to seven hits the winners collected 13 safeties and scored all but one of their runs In groups of four — four each In the first seebnd and third frames No games are on the amateur schedule for Saturday The score: DeNos Brown KNOXVILLE Tenn May 9 (IP) — Tennessee tore up Gen Kobert R Neyland’s coaching contract Friday signed him to a new five-yeone at an unannounced Increase In Field of Eleven Entered in Baltimore Race Salient Facts on Field for Turf Classic May 9 (AP)— King h vicv inner breezed to a ruhnlng of tory Fridav in the 43rd Pimlico ande Dixie at the handicap moved Into third place in the turf money winning list A crowd of 19 900 persons on NEYLAND GETS SALARY HIKE THINKS HE A45 Eyuey-THN-G IN THE SAG OWE OF MHISH SABLES PILOTS By Zack Mosley I BFG yOUfZ PARDOHStd YOU'fcfe MISTAKEN —I'M NOT GLUEFINGER I'M MIST £ TUTWILER HONEY POO HATt iUWgeiir' YOl MDVOtCY L ATE K GUS— GOTTA GO NOW BLACK CAT HIT N RUN BARNEY POPS UP' j Welker Bank Bldg Berber Shop ‘Voa must ee about getting your glasses changed are you asleep?” THEY’LL DO IT EVERY TIME Smedley— or Basement Walker Bank Bldg 2nd So and Main By Oiic Young BL0NDIE By Jimmy Hatlo the YOUR SLIP IS SHOWING BLONDlE 2 '' -T Fy-- i They call him Zoot Suit Charlie IT IS TRULY WRITTEN — GOD COULD NOT BE EVERYWHERE AMO THEREFORE HE MADE MOTHER- S- IJ rr r S Fat ft 194" n inMesw hy Ca N (4 DONALD DUCK i've got a — WELL VTAXI H iiCk-- - STPAPS ILL STEP IN THIS DOORWAY APE BROKEN 1 CAN’T AND FIX FIX IT IT MAKE A RUN FOR IT' 7 $ y By Walt Disney |
