| Show 41 irW''nm-'iynn- 4D £!ic Salt Cak Tribtme Sunday May 11 1947 TRACK DUCATS SELL QUICKLY Denver to Schedule 4Big Time’ Football than 106 tickets already have been reserved for the NCAA track and field championships which will be held in the University of Utah stadinm Jane 20 as a Centennial sports and More two-nlg- ht tl Pioneers Will Play Only 34 Teams Remaining in Big 7 feature Tickets for the meet can be reserved with Theron Farmelee graduate athletic manager at the University of Utah Only the tickets are on sale now at a cost of S3 The tickets are the choice seats in the stadium Farmelee reports two-nlg- DENVER May 10 tffVThe University of Denver responding to popular clamor for “big time” football will attempt in the future to schedule about six games each year with “name" schools in the east far west and southwest Thi was disclosed in the report of a special athletic commission released Saturday by Chancellor Caleb Gates He said the report had been accepted and steps already are under way to put It Into effect The commission began drafting a future athletic policy for Denver after the withdrawal of Colorado had weakened the Big Seven conference Colorado will enter the Big Six conference effective next Dec 1 Denver will not schedule more than three or four" of the remaining member of the Big Seven the report aid These members are Utah Utah State Colorado A and M Wyoming and Brigham Young Clvde C Hubbard will be retained as bead football coach and athletic director until the end of the next football season the report said but after that the two posts will be divorced and the athletic directorship e be made a Job No mention was made as to Hubbard s future after this year New men now are being Interviewed for the Jobs of assistant football coach line coach backfield coach freshman coach and track coach the report said ht 4 J? i if STYMIE WINS V T-- $4 p What about the old altitude bugaboo when the NCAA track and field champlonhips are ctaged hpre next month? It will be the first time the colorful collegiate trackarnlval ha been held In the west and It will be the first time that It has ever been held at such an altitude Les MacMitchell the famed mller who ’came from New York to run In the BYU relay complained that the altitude made It Impossible for — him to run to form and he definitely didn’t MacMitchell said: "It was hard to get enough air on the first lap and It got worse as I went along There definitely Is a lot of difference running In this country" Tommy Quinn and the sprinters who came here for the BYU meet said It made little difference They weren't concerned about It Lot of Applesauce tSf AP — f fir 'J one-mi- h the triumph over varsity's stubborn Pennsylvania Cornell s navy swept Cayuga lake Saturday and finished a length and a quarter aahead of a dogged Harvard recrew in quadrangular In which Wisconsin and Syragatta cuse were also scuttled by the Big Tied Gem McCarthy widely known sport announcer who specializes in horse race events became confused during the running of the Saturday Preaknesa and announced Jet Pilot as the winner although Faultless actually won Patty Berg faces Beverly Hanson In the finals of the Pebble Beach women’s golf chamFrankie Parker pionships Sunday defeated Paneho Segura In the semifinals of the Southern California tenThe 1947 American nis toumev Legion Junior worlds series will be plaed at Los Angeles National American Legion headquarters announced Saturday The L A Athletic club won a triangular track meet with S F Oljmpic club and The doubles Stanford U Saturday championship of the Women’s International Bowling Congress was relinquished Saturday by Prudence Dusher and Focazio after a year's The Navy crew scuttled reign Princeton and Rutgers Saturday In an upset victory over a one and mile course on Lake Carnegie Algiers won the feature race at Cover Hollywood park Saturday Up won the San Francisco handicap at Tanforan Saturday Dwight galloped home to a victory In the Frost Hunter steeplechase at Warner park Saturday Symle staged a stretch drive to win the Belmont at Metropolitan handicap Dinner Party came park Saturday with one of his stretch finishes at Suffolk Downs Saturday to capture Colev Bay the Puritan handicap scored a nose victory In the Chicago handicap at Sportsman park Saturday f t le three-ouarte- rs th J Lyman Bingham assistant to the president and the fellow who runs the AAU is confident that the altitude will make “no difference whatsoever The altitude has Just been used as a convenient excuse for some of the boys who haven’t come up to expectation’’ he said Bingham has made an extensive study of the altitude argument The AAU has even had medical tests made The AAU chief says: “There Is absolutely nothing to the Idea We have held a national amateur track meet at Denver and many national basketball tournaments and we can show anyone that teams from the high altitude and the low altitude perform the same The best thing to do Is Just forget about It" And that’s exactly what the officials of the meet plan to do DENVER May 10 (AP) — Colorado’s track squad romped to the eastern division championship of the Big Seven Saturday by rolling 117 210 points against a comup bined total of 119 810 for Colorado talent-loade- d and M Wyoming and Denver nosed out Colorado A Wyoming and M for second place by 310 of a point scoring 42 710 to 42 410 lor the Aggies Denver trailed with 34 710 Don Campbell as expected scored a double for Colorado by taking the d dash In 10 seconds and racd in 22 8 ing home In the seconds Jack McEwen of Colorado contributed the only record performance of the afternoon when he won the broad Jump with 25 feet 24 Inches beating the conference mark of 24 feet 54 inches set In 1931 by Dr Hamilton of Colorado The runners were handicapped by a high wind A three-lengt- 100-yar- SLawofeeasusi Play Bees at Provo 220-yar- MORE POINTS FOR ROBISON Clarence Robison BYU star is shown winning the mile run at Provo Saturday lie also won the half-mil- e to pace “Y” to victory Cougars Win From Aggies To Level Track Picture Here’ a suggestion from Provo from a sports fan who know the score but who prefers to remain anonymous: “If the Bees aren't going to be able to play In Salt Lake for some time why don’t they bring their home games to Provo when the Tlmps are not playing They could draw a lot better here than they are doing on the road At Pocatello they played before 1100 the other evening Sunday we had 2000 at Provo to see the Tlmps “Many fans from Salt Lake would drive down to see the games here People are sold on baseball In Utah and would like to see pro ball Bleachers to seat 500 more could be Installed The field Is In good shape with perfect infield and outfield sod “Sooner or later pro baseball will be In Provo and a few games would prove that our town Is ready for It Why don’t you follow this up with the directors of the Salt Lake club? It wouldn’t take much to secure the use of the field” M!) — Ftttmorri Colorado Strong Colorado A sod M Johnson Colorado Burn Wyoming snd Whitaker Denver 436 4 440— Christensen Colorado A and M : Haberkorn Colorado A and M Phillip Platt Colorado Yahvah DenWyoming ver 50 8 — Rohn Wyoming 44 feet 4 Shotput Inches McGraw Colorado A and M 44 By JIMMY IIODGSON feet 1 Inch Greese Colorado 4J feet PROVO — Brigham Young university leveled off the Utah college Inch Allen Colorado 42 feet 3 4 Inches a Denver 40 feet 4 4 lnchee track and field picture Saturday by upsetting the favored Utah Meyer 10O— Campbell ColoradoNarelaalan Biff la Denver Dey Colorado to 62 In cold dual meet at Colorado Aggie squad 77 Ford Wyoming 10 aec 120 high hurdles— Stine the “Y" stadium Wyoming Denver Learned Colorado Feiker Burt Gamer A C Cecil Walt A C Bakke The Cougar victory glve§ each of 21 15 3 Wyoming- - Brown Colorado feet 9 44 inches High Jump— Berry Denver 6 feet 34 the three Utah college teams one Javelin — Jack Woodbury A CL Dick Inches for aecond Blffle Denver and win and one loss in the duel com- Peterson 3BYU: Brady Walker BYU McAfertytiedColorado 6 feet 2 Inchea: fourth 185 feet Inches 6 feetColorado tied for fifth petition and marks the state chamMil BYU (Rod Long Cecil Gregg relay— Colorado Johnson Wunderty Wyoming Peterson Dick Thurgood) pionship meet between the three as Llovd Churches Colorado A and M Nix Colo1 OQ ft Jay a affair at Provo next ‘Final score: BTU 7744 Utah rado A and M and Reed Denver 5 feet Aggies 10 inches Saturday 860—Bolen Colorado - Grigsby Colorado In early meets Utah State downed "2 h Chance Colorado Morris Colorado A and Utah 74 4 to 654 Utah edged out M 1 55 8 Lind BYU 704 to 69 u and now BYU throw — Capellan Wyoming 141 Hammer Wyoming A and M feet 4 Inchea Ballou Colorado There appears to be a lot of merit trips the Aggies 774 to 624 After 134 feet 7 Inches Henaley Colorado A that anything can happen In the Provo has conM 130 feet- - Miller Denver 125 feet to the suggestion and three-way state battle next Saturday 9 Inchea fifth McDonnell Colorado 125 tended for some time that It Is ready feet 5— inchea duel was held In a for professional basebalL This would Saturday’ 220 Campbell Colorado- Coloan excellent time to prove It drizzle that started with the first rado Jackson Colorado BlffleDayDenver be race and continued until Just before If the Garden city fans did turn Tavlor Colorado 22 8 — Broad meet out Tb best swimmers la the state the ended As a result the for the contests with the Bees Colorado 25 lump McEwen Inchea (new Big Seven record): playing there they would not only 2H turnout was limited to about 103 are expected to churn np the feet n Stine Wvoming 21 feet 54 inches adults and 12 children 21 feet 2 Inches Lowe strengthen their chance of getting Deseret Gym pool Thnrsday and Denver Colorado No records were officially broken but Pioneer league franchise 21 feet: Brown Colorado A and a e but some sort of an be doing a big favor for the inches Friday nighta this week in the M 20 feet would per94 — Javelin Todd Colorado 188 feet 24 Bees formance was hung up In the 220-y- d Utah open AAU swimming meet InchesJones Colorado A and M 176 low hurdles when five of the seven the first race each At the same time It would break laches feet 9 getting night Murphv Colorado 168 starters spilled into the cinders Joe nndcr way at 8:13 Denver 156 feet up the extended home stands of the feet 8 Inchea Matson 9 Inchea Nelson of B Y U finally won the race 4 e — Ziegler Colorado- - Fltsmorris other teams In the league which also Events are listed for men women and Pon Stewart of B Y U was secbojs underto1 and girls under 15 Colorado- - Patton Colorado Munaey Den- should help the attendance figure ond Eugene Smart of the USAC Charles Welch direcverThe only drawback is the fact that Benton Wyoming 1 according 220 low tor who said that gold silver and Runs hurdles — Stine Wyoming who fell got up to finish third when L Provo has no lighted field But with Denver Learned Colorado Brown bronre to medals a will limited number of games particuJim Skousen of BYU who had the the first Colorado Selker Wyoming 25 7 go third place points in the bag spilled three in each event Discus — Tied for first Rohn Wyoming larly on week ends the Garden city on the final obstacle Besides Smart Frezleres Colorado 141 feet 7 Inches would undoubtedly pull more revenue Only new ruling this year Is la snd Allen Colorado 138 feet 2 Inches: Johnson and Skousen John Larsen of BYU the breast stroke where contestthan the Bees are getting on the A and M Colorado 136 feet 6 Inches ants not bo will and Dave Wright and Cecil Weight permitted to Mila relay — Colorado A and M (Yahvah roAd now kissed the cinders Never have the change strokes but must finish Clark Haberkorn Christensen): Denver At any rate the Bees would have the race with the stroke et Wvomlhg (Colorado obstacles been so hard to get dver 3 24 6 nothing to lose with the experiment disqualified) 1 — Pole Tied vault e not for It is first Bateman and The two teams split the first place the start the Bees and Provo would permissible Colorado 12 feet 6 Inchea tied for and both from orthodox to batter-fl- y McKee have a lot to gain certainly third Gregg Colorado and Pepper points Each won aeight firsts but to change or versa vice A M a worth 12 feet clean sweep of and the Cougars made try 4 4 - a rain-splatter- ed - dog-eat-d- Worth a Tryout AAU SLATES three-sixteen- Nar-riala- all-tim- 4 10-2- NEW YOPJt May 10 (UP)—Tempestuous Larry MacPhall who ha gotten himself into Jam all over the world was Involved In a hot one Saturday right In his own backyard Bronx Borough President James wrh pole vault and high hurdles and J Lvon who accused the New York the e lj Just about swept the high Jump Yankee president of being and low hurdles to pile up the n" that led to victory letter points L'ons In a sharply-wordeJoe Nelson was high Individual to MacPhall complained that the scorer of the day with 12 counter Yanks had organized a Knothole club the Cougars Joe won the low for youngsters with Brooklyn men for hurdles tied for first in the high Its activities drecting -and took second in the high It seems strange that this hew Jump hurdles be formed should organization youth g Clarence Robison the completely Ignoring the 1 600000 ace captured first in people of the Bronx by Brooklynites both BYU e once the mile and to direct activities of youngsters to prove that he one of the here In the Bronx” Lyons wrote again You cannot transplant the Yankees finest cinder performers In the state from thetr home In the Bronx even this season Faye Jones and Jack Woodbury though you Indicate a preference were the double winners for the for a Brooklyn Dodger guidance for Aggies Jones won both sprints and our youth" Woodbury raptured the broad Jump and Javelin for the Farmers us! Colo-radi- Its o GEORGE LISTS 223 Utah pro George Schnelter carded a 74 Saturday In the Houston open golf tournament This gave him 23 total for the meet and Herman Kelser hy shootingninea 35 on the front of Memorial park course and coming in on the back nine with the same i score veteran of The modest air force the royal South Africa of yesterwho reminds Americans years with his grey plus fours was the favorite of the day Hundreds of people made up thea battle gallery that watched him over the Miff breeze that swept d course Locke s great game centers around his his long straight drives andround smooth putting In Saturday’s he sank putts on the fourth and 16th holes Vines the tall Los Angeles pro who once wielded the racquet of a national tennis champion before he could play winning he found out was second at the golf aa well with 209 He had a 71 mark Saturday ar 7421-var- 12-fo- ot 54-hb- le j Miss Suggs Wins Southern Title ATLANTA May 10 (AP)— Trim until Louise Suggs a doubtful entry an uphill the last minute fought overwhelm battle Friday to finally for her Dot Kirby of Atlanta second title in the southern women' golf tournament from near-b- y Llthia Miss Suggs Springs'6 and a member of the same country club here as Miss Kirby trailed in the morning round until the 18th hole where she knocked in a long putt to square the match She was never behind after that and after Miss Klrbv had drawn even by taking the 25th hole Miss next captured five of the Suggs to seven take the title she won first in 1941 5-- 4 -- PREPS AWAIT GOLF MEET Here's a Contest lspcia!!y For Youl " 4 m 36-ho- le Colonial National Invitation which opens here Thursday predicted a bright future for professional tournament golf since "things have been straightened out” ‘Under the new plan” he pointed out “a PGA committee has charge of planning tournaments Sponsors are being sent a formal contract which guarantees the appearance of certain players and puts details into writing I'm confident that many’’ of the old evils will be eliminated Metz revealed that he proposed such contracts and other reforms as long ago as 1936 but got nowhere until last October A recent hearing on Metz’ altercation with PGA Bureau Manager Fred Corcoran was held In Chicago Metz said he felt real progress was made at that time It was announced at that time that a committee would handle PGA tournament business and that Corcoran would head a "promotion office" fl one-tw- - him Question Answered As a result the lone question mark he left in his derby win— could he take lt when he was looked In th — was answered He eouldn t He folded and tired and cam botn a re fourth wearying It was a surprise windup to the widest open Preakness In years but not one to cause eyebrow to pop off around thi racing plant For Faultless wa beaten only two heads last week and had won six of hla nine start Saturday And above everything else he had the sharp edge of condition on him that the Jones'--' boys always work on their horses for the big Jackpot As a result he was made the second choice In the betting at 10 40 $4 80 and $2 80 across the board with only stretch-flyin- g Phalanx more heavily backed On Trust was $7 00 and $340 for place and show and20 Phalanx the for third legal minimum of 52 Dodson rode Faultless as though he had written the book He hustled him along until he was In third place after three quarters of a mil of the mile and three sixteenths meander Meantime the Pilot took right out In front But this time the undertaker’s horse King Bay from th barn of Bern e Bax Louisville funeral director ran at him as they went past the stands the first tlma When King Bay had enough On Trust trying lo become the first California-bregalloper In 30 years to get the black-eyeSusans asked him the question Just as Jockey threatened he would Johnny Longden after the derby Didn't Have It The Pilot Just didn’t have lt for the double challenge The California flier went right past ‘him and was out In front on the head end by two lengths Dodson meantime had worked Faultless up between horses and as s they— went past the pole three eighths of a mile from home — he gave him the green light He zipped past the Pilot and took dead aim at On Trust As they straightened for home he poked-hiway In front and now Dodson was really w la high gear He put the bat to Faultles and Faultless fairly flew up the straight road home At the finish he had a length on On Trust and was stilt moving away The son of the goiders west coasted In but easu lly holding the place by two and a( half lengths over Phalanx th gentleman from Virginia who had beers See 1‘age B6 Column T ? 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Fhllco Console and Table Automatic Combinations In Beautiful Mahogany Walnut and Blond Woods LAWRENCE Kan May 10 (P) — The way Dr F C (Phog) Allen and his 39 spring practice basketball astwo hustled weeks through pirants of drills ending Saturday Indicates the University of Kansas cagers are on the comeback trail And comeback trail it will have to be With Allen forced to miss the last half of last season's schedule the hot and cold Jayhawkers cut a paradoxical path through their worst season In the Big Six conference winning 16 and losing 11 The veteran coach who will open his 31st season at the red and blue helm next December gave the single n roll offense plenty post and of attention along with his regular two-i- n three-ou- t formation Jornoo m Four of Utah’s finest voung golfers participate in the second annual national Junior golf championship tournament at Peoria III July 29 to Aug 2 according to Lvnn Brady golf chairman of the Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce The national tournament is a Junior chamber promotion and the Utah Jaycees have outlined plans to have the Beehive state represented All expenses of the players except meals will be paid according to Brady Utah's four representatives will be chosen at!a state meet to be held at the Nlbley park course on July 9 and 10 The event will be a medal play meet Entries for the national must be reported by July 18 The tournament will be held at the Mt Hawley Country club at Peoria All boys in the state under 19 years of age on July 15 1947 are squad try out for theteam eligible to to Utah sent a four-ma- n tournament at the first Spokane last season Professional Tom McHugh will direct the play-off- s Pliog Allen Ends Basketball Drill y Every bov or girl 18 end under can enter the bait Lake Trlbune-TejesxaCovered Wagon Models Contest Two big divisions Cov ered W agon and Handcart with eaah pcmes for both Get detatla in free circular at Tribune-TelegraBuilding START TOUR ENTRY NOW! Slate Meet i re Six Big Cash Prizes Junior Golfers FORT WORTH May 10 (AP)— Dick Metz first arrival for the $15000 SS-ho- le Third Triumph It marked the third Preaknes triumph for the classy Calumet farm of Chicago Warren Wright and wa definitely one of the larger rabbit the Jones’ boys from Missouri havq ever pulled out of a hat It wasn't only that this was thq third choice of all the Calumet of last season to be aimed for the Jewels of the triple crown But he was up against two horses who whipped him last week on track he didn't like any more than short rations— In the derby And thi time he showed them who was boss with everything else even up Both the Pilot and Phalanx —the o of last Saturday's run for the roses — ran the Preakness Just as they were expected to and couldn’t win the pot Phalanx came flying irp with his usual closing- kick but the best he could get was third place back of both Faultless and On Trust And the Pilot tried to get out M front by himself right from the starter's “com on now” Just aa h did last week Only this time in contrast to his unchallenged derby charge he had competition galore as first one thert another of the speed hone ran at Jam-pack- Better T ourneys The first state high school chambe pionship golf tournament will held at the Nlbley park course Wednesday and Thursday under the direction of Professional Tom McHugh All schools in the state have been teams In Invited to enter four-ma- n medal play tournament the Entries must bo filed with McHugh before Tuesday evening Eighteen holes will be played each day with the team champion being decided on the aggregate score of all four pldyers Fine trophies will be awarded to the first and second place squads Individual medals also will be low scorers Play given to the six will start at 1 pm on Wednesday and 8 a m on Thursday 440-yar- S' V' non-playi- Metz Forecasts C th 11-m- j : 157 S feet Mile run — Clarence Robison BYU Ruaa Daniels A C : Iral Hill A C 4 31 d A run — Reed Howe C Charlea Lloyd BYU Rod Long BYU 51 1 daab — Faye Jones A C : Jim U Bud Gamer A C :10 4 Bkouaen Hitch lump— Harvard Hinton and Joe Nelson BYU tied for first Dave A C and Ron Stewart BYU feet tied for third Pole vault — Four-watie for Ylret: Howard Braden Clark Byron Randy Yours and Ktiion all of BYU 11 feet 4 lnchee Shot put — Art Oottfredeon A C Walker BYU Jerry fcru Lech A CBrady 47 feet 4 lnchee 120 hish burd'ea— Ron Stewart BTU Joe Nelson BYU Lloyd Pag BYU d run—Clarence Rohlaon BYU Flrov Loverldgt BYU Merlin Maucban A C 2 00 4 220 vard daeh — Fave Jones A C : Vie A-- C Reed Ho 23 2 BYU: Thurgood Two-mirun— Rues Daniels A C Charles Lloyd BYU Iral Hill A C 10 15 8 Discus — Brady Walker BYU Dee Anderson A C : Ralph Maughan A C 140 feet 11 Inches 220 low hurdles— Joe Nelson BYU Ron Stewart BYU Eugene Hart A C 25 2 Broad jump— Jack Woodbury A C LONDON May 10 (UP)— A British Walker cup team was named Friday to meet the American team In the International amateur golf classic at St Andrews’ famous Scottish course next Friday and Saturday John Beck who led the 1938 British team to victory was chosen nonplaying captain by the selection committee Member of the team are Irish Open champion Joe Carr Leonard Crawley of Rye Eng Cecil Ewing of Ireland Alex Kyle of England P B Lucas English amateur champ Gerald Mlcklem former Oxford star Charles Stowe R J White of the 1938 squad J C Wilson of Scotland S L McKinley of Scotland and Flight Lt S M MacRsady RAF champion The American team was favored to win but Capt Francis Oulmet was worried over the condition of Frank Stranahan who was knocked out Saturday when hit by a ball and Dick Chapman who is still bedded with Influenza Stranahan was struck on the side of the head by a ball driven by Ken Thom a candidate for the British team as he bent over a putt on the combined fifth and 13th greens Stranahan was playing the fifth hole of m practice round and Thom the 13th j half-mil- A British Name Golf Team will smooth-runnin- The eummary: Hammer throw— Ralph Maughan A C Frank Wltllama A C Art Gottfredaon 15 i d BOYS! GIRLS! 15 half-mil- half-mil- “pro-Brook- Phalanx Third d 23-2- 5 TANK MEET Two-mll- MacPliail Draws Bronx Rebuke Baltimore May 10 (AP) — Sixth raca — The Preak- added one mile and for three year-oldriving place same: went 5 11 off 5 124: winner Insco owner H A Jones Calumet Farm Trainer by 10 000 5000 47 time 1124 139 RACE TRACK Br C 3 by Bull By SID FEDEB (gross) $98 005 20 000 PIMLICO RACE TRACK Baltimore 1 59 (teletime) weather clear track fast P P St May 10 (JP —The Missouri magic of Faultless 126 Jones' boys Ben the horse-trainin- g On Trust 126 and Jimmy made a champ of Phalanx 126 Jet Pilot 1"6 third-strin- g colt—tall and rangy Rlskolater 126 Cosmic Bomb 12 — Saturday and sent him out Faultless Secnav 126 to smash his way to a sizzling trie Bullet Proof 126 Cornish Knlcht umph in the 57th Preaknesa stake Contest 126 Fit and sharp and NfuU of run King Bav 126 Equivalent: where lt counted— coming up th 4 20 Faultless On Trust 8 10 stfetch— the lanky on of Bull- - Lea Phalanx 1 10 went through last week' Kentucky Jet Pilot 5 60 Derby winner Jet Pilot and around Rlskolater 89 30 Cosmlr Bomb 28 20 the California contender On Trust e No scratches Handle $494 112 and hit the wire a length n front Mutuels — Faultless 10 40 4 80 2 80 On Trust 7 00 3 40: Phalanx 2 20 to the surprise of a large portion of FOOTNOTES: a packed crowd of 40 222 Jamming between horses hi while position lmnrovlng Faultless was smartlv handled ol’ Hilltop for this renewal of thq moved Or On wore Trust outside up down and Trust rapidly the from challenged Susana the backstretch obtained a run for the black-eye- d on the outside to take command soon after entering e rated to the the pole waa well to Faultless had one of those toughcommanding lead rapidly when nearing best reach alow the winner not Phalanx resist ell but could hard-hittin- g stretch responded little hooters while rallvlng on the final turn then failed to make up riding stride raced on the outside Pilot country steering was unable to outrun On Trust after the opening from the cowboy ground in final test Jet hard-faced wc® b&dly him That was little Doug aiieetas wcftkfnsd whlls showinfn & tendency to drift out RiikolttBr up a Dodson out of Elk River Ida diffirallied mildly but waa not good enough Cosmle Bomb loomed Secnav on the final tumand then weakened under strong pressure as one of to known to and cult talk was hard held while within striking distance early was in close quarter brteflvi the far quarter and could not threaten Bullet Proof caught only tired the most honest jockeys on anybody's nearing horses Cornish Knight showed nothing Contest was through early King Bay had race track brief early speed and then retired ' Just Good Alibi Buffs Capture Track Crown f Jfr PIMLICO nes (57th running) purae $100000 start good woo Locke Takes Golf Lead g On Hits Wire Second At Baltimore Track Jim Kelly of Minnesota and Tug Wilson of Northwestern two of the top NCAA track chiefs who visited here said the talk about altitude Is “just a lot of applesauce" “Why I hadn’t even thought about It until you folks brought It up” said Kelly who Is track coach at Minnesota “I don’t think that It’s going to make a bit of difference HOUSTON Tex May 10 (UP)— I m sure it won’t change the trainAfrica chaming plans that we have for our Bobby Locke the South his way into pion Saturday fired boys” However U S C Is going to take undisputed first place in the $10000 tournament with no chances The Trojan track team Houston open golf will arrive In Salt Lake four or five a subpar 70 giving him a total of 208 days before the meet to work out The smiling Johannesburg golfer and get “acclimated” for the nalead he moved out of the three-va-y tional test held Friday with Ellsworth Vines low-stic- f 4 Stymie second on the turfs listsle f money winners wen the 2560 added Metropolitan handicapS at 4Belmont Saturday 66 and (360 The 66 paying time was 137 35 under an Impost of 124 pounds Brown Mogul wss second and GalJorette third Basil James was up on the winner Stymie won 521650 boosting his earnings to 533635 two-mi- 3 3 High-steppin- high-stroki- 16 By JIMSIY HODGSON er Sunday Chicago’s golden glovers victors In Intercity competition with New York begin preparations to repel the Invasion by Europe’s best amateur boxers Showing a complete reversal of form Yale'sHousa-toni- c oarsmen swept the river late Saturday paced by May PRESS BOX NOTEBOOK thln-clad- SPORTS BRIEFS TW YORK Splke-shoe- -- m i lit I Home to Victory at Pimlico Trust Chart for 57th Classic By BILL CLEGG d athletes from East and Davis scampered off with enough points to win the track and field championships of their respective divisions Saturday afternoon at the U of Utah stadium East capturing the region seven bunting with 1204 points followed bv South with 1114 and West with 63 wbile the region eight decimals were scattered out to Davis 125 Ogden 74 Jordan 711-and Granite 23 Over In region five Uintah’s speed merchants scored 102 points to win that divisional crown followed by North Emery with 59 4 Alterra 46 4 28 4 Duchesne Roosevelt 384 £outh Emery l7 and Altamont 3 All meets though naming the regional kingpins for 1947 were primarily tuneups for next week’s state championship cinder classic on the Ute oval and the interest In Saturday's contests was equally divided between winning the title and determining Just how many scanticlads each school could qualify for the n windup next Saturday Davis landed 14 entrants Including tlx Individual winners and three first week’s place relay quartets In next finale while East placed 18 hopefuls Including four first places and two winning relay combinations in thes South landed 12 bigwtndupof them six first place winners and a winning relay foursome in the May 17 meet Jordan got 13 men and two relay fours Ogden 14 entrants West nine Including three first place winners and Granite four entrants to next week's championship meet An overcast sky and a chill wind kept performances on an even keel through the afternoon the closest thing to a record coming In the speed at which the meets were run off The double-deckaffair at the U was history by 430 p mn proving a crew of officials that good again can run a meet according to schedule Three double winners showed up during the afternoon George Yates of West skipped over the high hurdles In :15 4 then clipped event in :239 Howard the Robinson of South came through with victories In the 100 and 220 while Dale Hufstetler of Ogden sped to victories in the 100 and the low sticks in the region eight meet Davis high’ workhorse Vernon Flint won See Page B8 Column 3 blue-ribbo- full-tim- ' i Mali© Jockey Boots Faultless Preps Crown Champs in Three Areas 2-- til iptH PORTAILE AND TAILS RADIOS The Most Complete Assortment of Phllcoa to Choose From la the City la at Warren s five-ma- FERNDALE le f lr AS FAULtLESS CAME THROUGH TO PREAKNESS WIN I f Faultless (No 1) triumphs over On Trust (2) in the 57th running: of the Preaknesa Saturday Other horses la order of finish are Phalanx r ftuJWiKina totem J Jet Pilot Rlskolater 5 Cosmic Bomb 6 Segnav 7 Faultless was ridden by Doug Dodson who is a native of Elk River Idaho S 4 N Y 350 $5775 Less Batteries Pro Net Debut 880-yar- PhUco Model May 10 (UP) — Pauline Betz of Los Angeles defeated 4 Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke Saturday In an exhibition match that marked the professional debut for both plavers Miss Betz capitalized on a powerful backhand that Mrs Cooke had trouble solving throughout the 6-- 7-- Trade In You Old Radio as Part Payment and Balance on Easy Payment 5 "Phllco Heedqeerters" ALL MAKES RADIOS 28 So Main REPAIRED 0pp ZCMI |
