| Show First Fit die Hear s Lecor Fie' in Anita leas Lowe Signs As Boise Club Leader ol Star First Baseman Of '39:42 Will Manage in Ft Twenty-si- x thoroughbreds were named through the entry box Friday but expected scratches may whittle the field to 22 by post time (5:35 p m M S T) A handicap record crowd of 75000 is anticipated with sunny weather and a UP)— With doughty First Fiddle the horse' to beat a stupendous record field of more than 20 starters '46 —three-year-ol- and up — goes ds seven-year-o- money-winnin- 1 ewar 1 5 Pirates Win HASN'T SIGNED AL —amid Signs to manage 1Valt 1o1Ae Iloke entry in Pioneer league Oakland club in the Pacific Coast league in 1937 While still with the club he was farmed to the Spokane ciTth of the Western International leaKtie i n(I l I erna ted between kane and Oa k 'and for two - to San Diego and played for two years until he was drafted 'in the army He was released in Fr)Id Febniary Bowling Leaders liold Positions as the Major leaguers take to the courts The leaders to date are Bank Smokery in the team championsh:p with 2491 and Utah PhotoLit-in the luindoap with 3107 Wait tle with f:it scratch singles and 6) handicap: Harry Cahoon and 'John Bertagnole with t 1226 aeratch score and a 1323 handicap Joe Barney tops the field in the 176 with Doubles Ward YstrrT A fleys 4 4 Morley s 1:nolNor-rv M lug Crornar Singles Ilarrv P c)s 11 z1 )xr!ir ro ( Mr T4!v za 1 rr-- ! 4 5 r 711 fi 7 w(ri r Mrs 10 'V rttivrltq NIor 8 M 4 'S t Rh A a P Jenerk B'tPr P 6 lerAen K - Ei 8 M rhapie I Fr'a Ai I1-v-r- 9 P Moy ktuctg v I - Ward sgn- - Norm r71- C Char' Wyds "Marthn JAm - M P 8 A A r Singles Frt 7na shiers bt1z 1 6 r FOr GrIbion 8 11 P NtInt I e 5 P Al I A I “1 Ii 4t1'Sy') 1:h:Y )rtr krs 4 P I 7 8 CIllt)0011 Takes Decision Baltimore by-la- Byron Discovers Ilis Golf Game liniltt on Ps kktt4G 212- -13 21 car HIS LYRIC SLIGHTLY MIXED tl 0 I 1 1 200— and Mancuso: litriticeVich Clemmen $7500 international4four-bal- l BUT TKERE:5 NOTHING WRONG Wt-c1- 4 HIS SENTIMENTS :' tour- nament They turned back Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum 4 and HE's COO° tz a : ttc5( V n newly-forme- -- - CPs Big Seven Oliehs Coaches ) ht TE2 FOCOW TO PETS eNCLE TE AN' PLATES LICENSE CET CT))----- long-rang- - MOCCOVEqo I CAN'T SEE 140A1 COIN 6 TO CET A WE HAVE NO 'TITLE LICENSE A 'BILL OF SALE NOT EVEN 60 COT VNE'V8 THEvIL WE? - HAvE us cive TO mond' The program will be highly personalized with individual attention given to each hospitalized veteran WE COULON- -I TELL Eki IT SOLIIS LIKE THAT A LIE wE'vE: COT TO FT ISN'T GOING TO SE EASY TO CET -- rwEm TO BELIEVE THAI A STRANGE GOT MAD AT 141S CAR' AND CAE IT 70 LIS ME CAR HAENI'l A LICENSE CZ WORSE Foq CS1NG MEM CL WOULDOINAE 01 8 athletict— nation-wid- e vouRe LUCKY 'IOU COOL KNOW! 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BACk-IST- 4T TARE IT: PJHILE HE V4AS eNit ---- --- (1 e fyI Nqt V4)14v: IL E5 ( A 1 -- i rl- 74-- 17 " t'1sy 3 ' 1- !- L 4L - t 7VP5HA WELL 4ERTAKILY A ‘ANALL 11-'- WORLD!-- Per-man- Pro Grid Group 8 Awl O'ckl'c''041t !Meal I I - the hundreds More than 100 veterans' hospitals now are in operation An athletic administrator or di- rector will be appointed for each of the 13 district headqaurters at Boston New York Seattle San Pranciseo Denver Menneapolis Dallas' St Louis Chicago Atlanta Columbus Philadelphia and Rich- coaching :circles heading tip the program physical program Men with athletic backgrotinds will play an important Part in the be employed as instructors will e treatment ofailing war at veterans hospitals in Various veterans with disabled Service men parts of the :country On this prefreceiving preference on jobs as erence basis: (1) Disabled veterans instructors '(2) other veterans (3) civil The veterans' adatinistration service applicants No estimate was made on the Friday announced newly formulated plans along this line with James number of jobs that will be availF Pixlee veteran of 3 2 years in able but it probably will run into MarCh WASHINGTON A 19 Saturday March 9 1946 1: :::46 C r1- s - c4 4::4- -- -: :- Z-- - - - ft -- 4 a 4 - - - ut ( night c't0 SPORTS Utah vs B Y U at Provo 8 p tn Wyoming vs Colorado A and :NI at Fort Collins Colorado vs Utah Aggies at jitsigned Thursday the hold-o8 p m Logan ters that Shortstop Marty Marion National germinated Marion was a week overdue— Horse Racing and Kurowski is still more but Santa Anita handicap i100000 Arcamost of the boys figure he will be dia CaL 533 p m tbd S Tt in the fold by the time Pres Sam Sn at Providence West Breadon arrives from St Louis Virginia at Cariiie Tech Beloit at Ili Temple at hentucky Georgetown at next week There is however litNiagara at Rensselaer Oklahoma tle hope for any overnight im- LaSalle Aeries at Creighton TtliPa at Drake Colorado at Utah Stat Idaho at California provement in the Beazley case Boeing The lean righthander who was York Saturday—New Ridgewood) vs Berntsen Henry Cooper the outstanding pitcher in the Harry Tennis Birds' 1942 world series upset of Men's Indoor tennis championships New the New York Yankees hasn't been York able to throw hard all spring "It all happened in a service game in 194 just before I went overseas" Beazley said "They flew me down about 200 miles to pitch and it was pretty chilly d The stockholders of the While I was throwing I felt someProfessional Lake Salt thing snap and I've had a little Football Corp put their stamp of catch in my arm ever since" approval on the appointment of Fred Tedesco and Don Galbraith as cocoaches of the team and also apBatting Power DAYTONA BEACH Fla proved the new constitution and at a meeting at the City March 8 LP—The Brooklyn Dodgand building Friday night County ers gave a demonstration of their as Tedesco and Galbraith batting power Friday when in coaches and managers resigned their first grapefruit league com- from the board of directors and Lewis Squires and Glen Arnett petition they gathered 19 hits and were named to take their places defeated the Philadelphia AthFrank Christensen pre:Pres 13-1 letics Pee Wee Reese opened the Na- sided at the meeting and anJ Rufus Klawans tional leaguers attack with a nounced that of the Pacific Coast lead-ofpresident f home run as hitter in the Football would come to opening frame In the fifth the Salt Lake league in the near future City seven shoved runs over Dodgers the club and preparations the plate by bunching six safeties to check made to open next fall including-grand slam home run being semIn same Galan the by Augie mon Don Padgett and Jack Graham connected for triples Graham also contributed a double and a single to the Dodger attack It H E 1 :MIAMI' Fla March 8 ithtadelnhiaN A 001 oto ono— 4 13 19 2 220 071 Brkivn Nelson "found" his golf game Prown Johnson Cwrnan and Hosar Casttglia Van Cuyk Crocker a nd Padgett Friday and with Partner Harold Howelt (Jug) McSpaden the favored duo At San Bernardino Cal: entered the semifinals of Miami's ( rounder-Thurstla- TODAY IN ST PETERSBURG Ha March l1))—Johnny Beazley's sore arm is causing more concern around the St Louis Cardinal camp than the holdout of Third Baseman Whitey Kurowski—and until he 11 a rch 8 BALTIMORE Morris 151 scored a decision over Artie Towne 147 New York who sub- St Louis ( A ) 610 stituted for Kid Cocoa of Hart- - Pittsburgh N 010 202 0041 7 ntord Iamacdua 10ford Conn in a featured 4 171:l 4-- De-P- Ali leaders held their positions the state bowling champion-bp- s at the Southeastalleys Friday night but the pace setters will be seriously threatened Saturday Saturdny St he scattered 21 hits all over the Pittsburgh Pirate camp Friday to beat the Bucs 13-- 6 The Pirates enjoyed a 1 advantage at the start of the fourth inning but as Jack Hallett relieVed Ken Gables on the Pirate mound the Brownies ran wild to score six markers in that frame and add another half dozen before the game ended turdav--Brow- In all-even- ts (13)--T- Benz ley's Arm Sore 3ta rm Foi1ow1n termina lion of the rorleer leagrlie play Lowe 11as 13-- 6 Cal SAN BERNA RDINO March 8 Louis BrmAms PENETANGUISIIENE Ont March 8 fill—Pitcher Phil Marchildon back In shape after a German prison camp ordeal said Friday he had not signed a contract with Philadelphia Athletics of the American baseball league A hurler with the A's until be enlisted In the Royal Canadian air force early in the V Marchildon said he had received a reply from Mgr Connie Mack to his request for a salftry $12500 but wouldn't disclose its contents It wan said to have been an offer of between $6000 and S8500 Ile received $5000 In his last season with the A's NEW YORK March With most of the country's topflight amateurs In the field the national men's indoor tennis championships opening- at the seventh regimental armory Saturday will mark the beginning of an arduous campaign to return the Davis cup to the United States Forty-eigplayers including five of the top 10 in the present national rankings are entered in the singles competition Plan Of Sports for Veterans 7-- 5-- LP)--Pr- ld all-tim- Masi Wins for Braves Dobers Show Power 2 choice and the steady winter-boo- k probably will be the 2 favorite despite top impost of 126 pounds The gray stretch e runner- fourth on the g list can vault to second by nabbing the winner's purse of about $100000 net However the Fiddle a notorious slow starter drew a bad break in post positions getting the No 2 slot from where the starting traffic will be terrific More fortunate was the SirdeSnow Boots entry of Mrs A L Rice of Chicago Both fleet frontrunners who could get out ahead and never be caught Snow Boots starts from No 10 stall and Sirde from No 14 The Rice entry rates likely second choice at 2 From there on the huge field is a toss-u- p with Maine Chance's Santa-Anitderby winner Knockdown perhaps the best In at only 108 pounds Knockdown coupled with Colony Boy is given a good chance of repeating Stagehand's derby and handicap double of 1935 Mayer leading Mrs Graham by about $10000 is pinning his hopes on Be Faithful one of four females entered The others are Canina Happy Issue and Surosa although the last is a doubtful starter In the middle bracket of contenders come Paperboy Texas Sandman Autocrat Brie A Brae Challenge Me and possibly Canina All have shown steady improvement and a liking for the distance Fred Astaire's Triplicate vith Job Dean Jessop of Maley Utah I945's top jockey aboard rates dangerous Herb Lindberg another leading rider has flown Out to ride Hob Howard's Bail Bond replacing Eddie Arcaro From the jockey standpoint First Fiddle gets veteran stakes ace Johnny Longden who rode him to victory in the San Antonio here three weeks ago Basil James will be up on Snow Boots and Otto Grohs on SirdeLongden won the 1945 'Cap aboard Mayer's Thumbs Up No boy was named for Knock- d'own Maine Chance a It hough hoped to get Bobby Permit nes who e rode the colt in the derby was listed for Mediterranean a doubtful starter for C S Howard Others entered are War Valor Please Me Post Graduate Best Effort War Knight Favoritô Old English Jeep and Put In 5-- postward Saturday for the ninth fast track of the $100000 Santa running First Fiddle owned by the Ed BOISE Ida March 8 (TiP)— Anita handicap over a mile and of New York has ruled Mulrenans on rter Boise owner of the 11sydnWalker said I'llotSof the Pioneer league k'riday that Waiter Lowe star team fFrAt baseman of his 1939-4club this the vs:i:1 manage year Walker said the Pilots will train th'is spring at Prosser Wash He said spring training will begin FORT LAUDERVILLE Fla March 8 (2P)--April 7 pair of homers Lowe whose home is' in San Masi paced the Boston Braves to their first grape'Jose Cal first signed with the by 'Catcher Phil fruit league win of the season a 1 decision over the Phillies Friday before a packed 4000 crowd Masi banged out his four-bas- e blows against Pitchers Dick Mulli- Prewar Stars ST PETERSBURG Fla March gan and George Estock with the stars Terry Moore bases empty in the second and 8 and Enos Slaughter will team with fourth innings R H E rookie Bill Endicott in the St Score by Innings: ono non- -1 5 Louis Cardinals' starting outfield Philadelphia (Ni 100 11 0 for their exhibition 110 100 02x--Boston (NI) opener against 4 g and Phil?Janney Mulligan Estock in 6 and Masi the New York Yankees Saturday lips Petenioni Cooper 1‘ Meet Opens k By BILL BECKER ARCADIA Cal March Mir 5alt 'gaitt trributte Indoor Tennis V A Lists Long-Rang- e 3 Sammy Snead the Hot Springs Va walloper continued his sensational play He and Sammy Byrd of Detroit conquered Open Champion Craig Wood of New York City and Tony Penna of Dayton d 0 5 and 4 over the Miami Springs course 6310-yar- kol 6 1 WEARt"I M1 L L? 1746 P061TivELYi 5 TUFF Y! UP)--L- C0R416E F002E7ME-NO7:- IF c01110ZZC ! :7:i05 Atktr — : TT Witch Sir Cops Feature at Tropical Park NEW YORK March 8 Schlosser's Witch Sir a gelding who had been competing in sprints lately fooled a majority of the 10201 fans at Tropical park Friday when he won the Indian Creek purse of about a mile and a quarter and set a new track record of 2:01 25 Lou Rabinowits' While Mrs marathon star Reply Paid the favorite was failing badly for the Sir nintp time this winter toWitch outfinish showed blazing speed J U Gratton's Pacolet by a neck The Happy Hour farm's Devalue missed the place by a head while beating Petrol Point in a like margin for the show n It was a long shot day at Park with five of the eight winners paying in double figures F C Kochs Cale° paying $8030 returned the biggest payoff in winning the seventh race Rose-mer- e Chief a $3420 to $2 shot captured the sixth race A Oldg PLOVVCR- 6- '"(1J'ht'it ester PALATIAL RANCH -- -- RIGHT SACK! TH E 'r WE'VE WELL VALLEY At4' WALKED DOWN STREAM FOR HOURG BUT coterG- IVE LEtAc) TO -- -- i6 AN CAIG ON EDGE OF T1-4-1 LTG DEERTYC BLO6SOMIN OUT INTO c PEOPLE GREAT OPEN 6PACE6 EVENTUALLY I ! Oak-law- Anita Results March 8 UP— Kind Sir stable's Armstrong carrying top weight of 121to lbs decloaed with a rush Friday feat J N Crofton's Big Deal by a head in the mile and Hasta Mamma Allowance feature at Santa Anita park ride by Giver a nicely-rate- d Sir Jockey Johnny GilbertoKind the favorite returned $5 S3 and $250 Big Deal paid $360 and $270 and Guide showed for $3 The mutuel machines took $2- 3'2'3640 from a crowd of 26600 LOS ANGELES March 8 UP)— The California horse racing board denied Friday the application of suspended Jockey Jackie Westrope for a 1946 riding license but gave him the opportunity to ARCADIA Cal one-sixteen- th NOT LIVING PEAD CON'T INTETZ1ZU2WAS SAVING -- YOU UNTIL YOU T ri E J G HOME SHOLILDI BE WITHOUT THIS B00--- - IT -- CHum-WO CONTAINS ARTICLES ON - COOK -- SING - RECITE FIG kr- - SWIM ACT DO CROSSWORD PUZZLES AND TAP 'TO TAS I Be YOUIZ OWNJ POCTOq AND LINIX2-- cAKI -- OANCING - ef:' t FINE QUALITY OP THAT LEATHER BINDING —ITS TOUGH AS A E3OXING GLOVE — —LISTEN— E3uE3 — WITH THIS E300s (xj CANPT m155-TAK- E HOLD OP 11-- BLIT- 71 JUST PEEL TH 1 U5TEK1- - I pi 0 re S ort S( 8 iyrodr i c”ii J t L1111 AR THERES NaTHING LIKE A LITTLE NAP FOR THAT TIRED FEELING Ptc re-app- ly by May 20 INGLEWOOD Cal March 8 (P) Hollywood Gold Cup top stake event of the Hollywood park will carry a racing $400000 purse on July 27 instead of the former $75000 Gen Mgr J F McKenzie said Friday —AND The PA 114 season - E I MUSIC When you travel by :Pony" NO WAITING reserved Los Angeles Ely your seat 0 is NO DELAY $875 Las Vegas 370 Wendovet Los Angeles and on to San Francisto A $650 250 SHOP 57) SOSLISPWro L 1390 tii Woothound Schoduloo Daily D S U C K S 4e!”ANaloomM!Rorsoosvmo10"momr4v60140- - --- - Nereoe01 S 4tt |
