Show ---- -- r" f o 4 13 Salt Cakt Tr b Treibtrrit Sunday May 5 1946 Ti rf - 40001 0111P:' 111' L Cour t ' -- -- er'0A1 t I i i I - 1 I k - Leag Get X1C' It" I ' : ' ' ? ' The order signed by Justice Benjamin F Schreiber and set- -- 21ingolt preliminary hearing : for Tuesday named Jorge Pasquel president of the Mexican league ' his brother Bernardo Pasquel their agents Carlos Baz Mario 1ousac and John Ohrbar and Rutherford sportswriter Claire Herald-Tribie of the um AMC t ' i 1 1 i '- - iL'' :1 i 1t i'''' I ' little-know- field" - :: 44: '''''' : -- '!'' - lt:t'1-- R 4'''''' - '1 ' 1' t ' - ''''' fe tt-'-C'4 “ rik'' 4 14 ' " 4-- rti '' 2 I- - 4: '' t t'' Is '41 ':' 44 1or- I " c4 4 1 - 4: ' :er n ti- -- 1v: t-- 11 l'' Dates for 17 racing meets throughout the state were allotted by the Utah Racing Assn's executive committee at a Saturday meeting in the Newhouse hotel 'rue committee also authorized Pres Frank G Marttnes Richfield to appoint a committee to study racing laws with the view of submitting a proposed measure to the state legislature' Plans for an expanded racing 1947 program in 1917 in keeping with centennial celebrathe state-wid- e tion are under way reported Secy Ray E Carr who said that all association members propose to Improve their tracks and to seek to attract better horses for the 1947 summer meetings About 120 horses summer will start the earnpaign next month Kanah getting the dates June 13 14 and 15 with opening Milford a meeting on June 27 28 and 29 having The Salt Lake county ter may race at tts Murray track on Aug 27 28 29 and 30 while there will be programs at the Utah state lair grounds on Sept 16 to 21 tric lusiv Other dates are: rilmore and 'Logan July 4 5 and 6: Panguitch July 11 12 and 13 Parowan July 18 19 and 20 Beaver July 24 25 26 and '27 Richfield Aug 1 2 and 3 Provo Aug 8 9 and 10 Cedar City 15 16 and 17 Moroni Aug 22 23Aug and 24 Payson Aug 31 Sept 2 and 3: Parowan Sept 5 6 and 7: Mantl Sept 12 13 and 14 and Kanab Bent 26 27 and 28 Th association a chief steward a starter and a provides pate for each authorized meet asstarting well as saddle clothes and riders' numbers 'Divided' Goa Decide Title LONDON t r May :'' : ? tt'''Im' r ' I 4: 4 - -- ' 1 4 i 1 I' i '' ''''''-:'- ? 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NO DELAYS! ed pre-me- - I 2 X three-quart- peared to have misjudged the fin ish and seemed to start pulling him up at the eighth pole realized the mistake and the colt came again but not in time to do better than the $5000 third money' Top Horse And there was Lord Boswell n of the three-hors- e Maine Chance farm entry of Mrs Elizabeth Graham cosmetics Queen Elizabeth Arden to the Llpstick and face powder trade Lord Boswell was in all kinds of trouble running his usual race from well bac in the 'pack before he rot clear and began burning nil the 10-- 2 13-- 2 14-- 4 13-h- 1 2 1 16-- 4 4 12-- 10-- 1 2 9-- 1 6-- 1 "' d con-mlitte- Zu- and Job Dean horses in tithe:scKPennftukibyleYderrbc 1 Saturday Jessop brought Hampden in third but Zufelt didn't have such good luck his assignment Rippey finishing lOth 8-- e (UP)--Russ- 1 3-- 2 2 12-- 2-- 2 2 6-- 1 ! seven-hors- Ferri 11 felt of Sigurd - I five-fig- Two Utah jockeys yipee-yi-ya- - - - I ''''' I I 4 ' - ' -- JESS OP THMD - A ) s ‘ - - 114 j t‘ 1 'I:::a'"ti'- 4t i c -- 7 3 41177:Y ' A - no 41- 1 1- 40-- - sp---- :' - ' sl swats i s E -: 1 ' :' ' - : '': As- - come-from-behi- sault Found a hole to slide through could go which was a mile es had at the head of the quarter mile been expected That's where he stretch of "heartbreak highway" had to make his stop for gas t the M- He then just Caine home on the bit by eight lengths the 000 roll by a Texas bred and born and bare head That was his margin first' owned3-year-ol- d ever to win the over the Delaware dandy Hampden from the Foxcatcher farm of run ses the sroses William DuPont Jr of! the Wil ' Far In Front mington DuPonts And as he hit the wire far in Hampden might have titken seefront of the sagging Spy Song ond as a matter of ct except the hundreds of Texans in this that Jockey Job Dean Jessop ---vast throng—estimated by Col Matt Winn the derby impressario i'' ' ' ' ld whe '" ' ' --- chip-off-the-o- Larzky ' :i 444tp-- ''' ' ' ' tin—Assault block from the wide open spaces of Texas' struck lightning on the stretch of Churchill Downs turday Kentucky derby like his daddy did—and the greatest crowd in American racing history saw him do it 1 2-- 5 SLet I " i a 1 - - - - ' 1 ' I ' ' ' ' By SID FEDER CI:11JRCIIIIHL DOWNS Louisville Ky May 4 11 1- -4 C $11'° 7 it4 r4:1- 44 I ' 24 ka ' ''''''s' - ' ' k' 7 iv 1 kIll$-1-1- ') s ? witk-Ø1- 1 1 '' ' ' - ''''7-''S-'- - "4":1"''1:: e - IL 1 ' W) 4zor ' 4::!! t1:::' :' ' - "' ' fANirt4P4 - '' '''' '': ''''- Int t'' n-2:l- ?! ::: -- i4tr ! irk : i'': Z '4 : :t' - : 11' cr : ' 5 4:- -' : lir'4-A- : 1'" itg'' : - 10-- it 1 '''''''''' -- - "ry anogtakm I ' touch-footba- (Reuters)--- - - 1 ' : : - fil'''''''''''' i- -- - ' ' ''' r40( ' ' : ' aiirQ: is7Vtt7:77 --Z': ' - :' '' l 4' - :1 d00te - a:::174 I ' : ''''''' W ''''IC a''' - t-' ' I Crovd$5 ) 461 Romp Hof '1 ' ': - i A rAirZislr 7t i'q pit :N"-''''- " 037 c (UP)--Th- British soccer experts had to come down to decimal mints and thirds of goals to decide the league south championship When the first peacetime competitions ended Saturday In summer yeather Birmingham was adjudged winner by a third a goal after a 3 to 0 victory Luton Birmingham finished 'with an average over the season of 2113 goals a game to Aston Villa's 1827 Each team scored 61 points )of I t k 4 s 413i '': ''' '4 ' ''''' - : ' - - t ' 4'-l- : ::-2 - '' ' 1 t as "easily over 100000"—let out y the yell of the south' 4 i'- ' t ri could hear it so (it v west t loud NJ you 11 Is e0 ' —Gunder Haag '''A) kr o :tf -' zlirwlf 'N roar of the over the like 0 gunfire ftviol vwi Swedish distance runner recently 4 (044 1:7 r r11:40 1d Ill finish 0 e c ' 04 i i Fati 1 c!"° stsqualified from participation in ' ':11 ( i 10 t if i p8 ski 70' l': s44 0 It was a Texas victory all the amateur athletics on charges of 1 4 ! '7 " f' A N g In this 72nd: running of the Oa 4 : to t) way ' professionalism Saturday planned se it 'y st 44I blue t4'f' a tour of South America with ' grass classic as the high '''''' '"''i tlzop 40"J t 14 ifaded tfoehsceycofned NI' other Swedish athletes 1C N! "''''f asptethede SsPtYretSch°ngan I441P:'''' ''' :''' " ' ' 1 the 7" r‘N7 'nr41:-''''147 The Stockholm newspaper "Ex''''' 7 4 ' Lt i''' 1 " ' t vorite Lord Boswell could only k t 14 444i 44 ii ' said meanwhile 4 that 4 ' pressen" 't ' '- ' :f 1 At k q former Heavyweight Champion ' ''''''''''''' ''''- 7IP''''"A- get fourth wrecking Jockey Eddie ?i ttr4(i ii ' ' ' 1:f ''''':"' f'74'irl ' "6 td':' 9 : Arcaro's hopes of setting a new d ' 'r ': $ ' Jack Dempsey had invited Olde ( :Ase I ti i '44' 1 ! "' II t of riding four derby winners Swedish high '4' ' Tandberg heavyweight 1N tiN i : F?41'ef- :- 1r I 1- '' ' ! t'' '' ! :1:F " Foxcatcher farms' Hampden was i titleholder to visit '''''''' '01 r' - --'i the United e -' ' '': yoo ' ' ' if '' ': " States in August if he defeats k: v '' 1:ii barely back of Spy Song but far ' '''' i" V L c 24 'e ' 40' ' '4 ' Assault behind ' Britain's Jack London in StockHere is a part of the estimated 100000-plu- s most famous horse race the Kentucky derby Assault plated first crowd which jammed son The chocolate champ--t- he holm June 2 Into Churchill Downs Saturday to see the 72nd running of America's I Texas-bor- n Assault's victory was wildly cheered by Lone Star fans of Bold Venture—was running in I ' r 10 the brown and white silks of ''' - e r5 r-iW4 0 '4 e4CV ' ' ' '''' At ' 1' 041 1 n J Kleberg Jr from the Robert ' "1 ''' ' x i :v '' 4 ''' §) — - :' 17''r8'" 'IL' fig ffti - -i ''Ite:' N to ''' Lone Star state and he was born ''''' i 1 ' ''''''''' 0 :: i Pek F4 v1) ‘ i t ' i there March 26 1943 on the wide el4 A)t1)-44ip C''''' ':'9 14S4 ' tl'''''fi ' ' tOlitt "a 1 7't !414 : 4 4 1' 44 ''' 4'''' ' I't4'''''' 441' ranches of his owner's King ranch ! ' ' ' 3° '" ' ' ' ' ' 0' ' ''''''''''''''''''' ' ' " ''''' ' ')0”' °"6: ' :: so vast rio one is quite sure wheth4 e:: 4 -7 e er it covers 800000 or 900000 :z)) 1 oz 0' r)::: 0 - A ' ' 414 I'''' - ') 1 )): )) " t"' ii: " ' 0 11' "' A l':' v S acres q '''''' '"' ' Ttt :''' -- - ' ' Mass 4 CAMBRIDGE - - 'i -st '''''v- - A - 'Ip 0 ''' ''-- i '1 e Perfect Job May i ik ' ut ' '' ' 't 'fa' "' ' ' 44 2 r 4 A "--' '" v: — The Cornell university '''''''''''' 9 it ''-14C') '- 4"N ' '' ' ' (UP) T''-the About i! ): thing in Assault's 0'N-: -' ie ? ' 4 t 44101- ':) crew leading all the way cap- victory that only ' )3!:3 4) didn't come from deep )'1)k) i t) t):: 411 144)A14N )))it i tured an Ivy league quadrangular in the heart of Texas was the 4 ET) rider on hLs back— regatta by two lengths on'111) little ge--:did Mehrtens—who Warren tk - -tiny '' Charles river Saturday under per4 '' 1 1 4 - ' as he '' the ) about Itor ' job perfect ' ' t just '''' : I 71 ''' '''' '''--' fect racing conditions i 4' '" held the usually lagging colt close '! 1 ' '"")):':'-'': ':'''"' ' x4r4 ' - "f "''''))''41 " 'i' '):))): 4)Harvard !':f444-1)-L 1-1))41)A-1)'" up all the way then shot him l ':4) ‘77$If about a quarter length Princeton through to the wire and that $96- I '‘41'4 ' 4:044k ' "44&" ' ::)) ::: 4)‘)"'"i '''"))'-was third by about the same dig- - 400 pay check waiting for the win' i 1 i 1' ::) '):'4 t10 ‘' '''''''' ) tance and Massachusetts Institute ner there behind Assault in this :4"7-)7:))7'-'i )o - I 11 — ))) :i :):r:-)"t")) Finishing t 1-j :::)'))):::))'::::7'-::7'):':::c't of Technology trailed far behind order ' 4 1 were Spy Song Hampden !'')"))4t11)-:-)ri in Boswell Knockdown Alafourth 0 Lord Corneirs place'141's --le winning 0:skot-'''7:" Pellicle PerBob mond '1 v( 9:15 time mile the Murphy ::4 t lai ':71' was for tt tm -Jobar Dark ' A Bahram fect ""' ' ' ' '''' ' Rippey " event ' !' ' ' '' 1 1)t044)''!)Itl'04140'1 141J i '744 ' Pleasure With Alworth ' ') Jungle '' -d Princeton won the ' ') :' ": '' Marine Victory Wee Admiral and ' ' -'' ''''' ''" 4A) ' )1 - :: " )) junior Varsity race by Kendor 1" Atolf'4:tr-i : -)1' ' ' 4))z Aii)' r ' 14474k ) ') in 10:01 a half 1 4iti Harvard Getting back on a peacetitne length q0s i:::s A - ' ' 4 was T second M basis after struggling to keep third and I :)))''' - )' :)"))) 1"" '"''' '' :) : ''?)4''ro ':4'''')-- -' four years of War Cornell fourth' through going ''' ') t ' ' 4 ):t -) 4on its richest and A4 the 4 put i): derby event r ' 43 c '))): owlIhrsiceli wvvaa ovTerhea "'':' " 'tti P most ' 4' : ' mule 1 '":' spectacular show indication ' ' 516th 4T"::: ' ' i' i '''s t q44l'''''''' ' ' '')- '' that )'C anticipated postwar won sports' ' the Harvard by varsity squad ' ' — ' ):':': in 7:53 The Harvard junior var- champagte and caviar era is here !:: lif44 !)) 14k ta ' ' 1) :' '" i)' i :'":' ": 7'"')ii)) second M I T was third to stay1 ' ": sity was 7‘: - '' 4) ):))(4 )))(a'' Huge Throng ' and Tabor :):) toi los' v— academy finished ti:f ))' ):: i' : itt :: led most of the way Tech fourth' l'kt The '1 jamming every huge ) but dropped backoewr h enthietabl°owel Inch of thethrong Downs ( ‘ picturesque tig)1 ma dropped his "'IA' k to clubhouse 4 turn from 'stretch 04 tVisTiC17—Aftoei 4 Cer and had to replace it bend and giving the infield its 4 usual sardine can effect went of 4 right along' with theof "bigness" the historic this 72nd running Assault crosses the finish line first to In the 72nd running of the I most famous horse rate the Kentucky derby Assault placed first run by tossing a world record Kentucky derby at Churchill Downs Spy Song WILS S econd and f after putting on a spectacular burst of speed down historic stretch $1202474 into the mutuels on the alone much more than the darby Don and Fred Sandberg of old high of $805082 chalked up Grantsville won the doubles cham- In the Santa Anita handicap last pionship of region two Saturday winter afternoon at Granite high school The field of 17 too was the by defeating Marsh and Garrard largest in nine years to go to the while Green of post to the strains of "My Old of Tooe1e1 Tooele defeated Hoffman of Bing- Kentucky Home"—largest since NEW YORK May 4 (UP)— 8 4 0 to win the War Admiral whipped 19 others ham While King ranch's Assault was in 19371 singles crown and runners-u- p are Both winners few of them had any aliwinning the Kentucky derby at After a wartiine holiday Infra- - ball ping pong horseshoes and brOok Bill Angelo i and Bob Sum eligible for the state tennis tourn11- - bisAnd once Assault cut loose on them Churchill Downs Mrs 'Ethel D mural at the University of track and field Right now 14 merhays rnent which will be held at 9 a xilt although the sleek sturdy Lord sports Jacobs' Stymie challenged Calu- Utah roared back into athletic teams are Robbins announced that the best Saturday May 11 at the Unlyet Boswell couldn't get through a staging a met farm's Armed for the handicap affairs with such momentum that battle for the on the campus will form a sity of 'Utah boxers switch he ran into on the backsoftball championstretch just as he appeared about championship when the on of A F Robbins intramural director ship with the Faculty nine rated team under student leadership to a squad of NR OTC leather-pusher- s scrap e to start his move one as of the Equestrian won the Grey Lag han- forecasts an participation league's strongest Grid in the men's Signs Papers J1'n'y Tuesday night be will set at the close record Also in progress dicap at Jamaica Derby — gym 4 YORK 'NEW school tournaments are current of in (UP) the and horseshoes May Armed pointing for the $30 000 wonders "what we'll do year Spy Song who was the hope with 'em where nine four-ma- n Sigma Nu walked off with the Calvin Purdin star halfback for squads are automobile Dixiehandicap at Pimlico was the next season" competing and ping pong which first championship during the cur- the Chicago Cardinals of the Na- of DetroitFisher to end a derby Eleven campaigns have kept drew 23 teams with three mert on rent school year by downing Sigma tional Football league before he Charlie only handicap star in training not him 17 years CM has as k for naval the that the service chamtouch entered dogged football team a each at intramural jinx interest in the Grey Lag and Stymie ran sports ' d as the front in off 1943 in took razor-kee- n 1Meacham aviator Bill signed Saturday Ralph edge with basketball Boxing conducted on a team pionship them all into the ground in the And the from broke of field Jim the gate with most Two Seth of the basis wound interest week with Dodgers last Rytting Brooklyn VanWaggoner up drawing as he stretch as was far he conference Taft caDurkee the Dick were Brower a just winging the Chi Andy tourneys strong Sigma staged for squad capabout four saba tossers this year a fall turing the jewels by sweeping the George Wright Nels Hall Skip Running fourth finale with the Pi Kap Light George kehlenbach Nolen lengths behind speedy Gallorette at scramble which drew 15 teams the head of the stretch Stymie and a regular-seaso- n campaign crew Dave Taylor Bob Radcliffe Morris and Wally Woodbury did picked up horse after horse In the which found 28 teams participat- Keith Dibble Jack Coombs and the honors for the champs Clark Adams wore the gloves for straightaway and was two lengths ing It was Sigma Nu again in bile chart tor the 72nd running of the Kentucky LOUISVILLE Ky May 4 in front at the finish William The season's calendar included the champions while the Pi Kaps liards with Woodbury follows: Durkee DerbySeventh race 11A purse $100 000 miles—The Derby was Home Kentucky were softball boxing bowling billiards Zeigler Jr's Bounding represented in the finals by and John Rebholz handling the added Value to winner 696400: second 610000: third $5000: fourth 62500 ll second and Murlogg farm's Fightcues Two Sigma Chi trios and Trainer ward $3000 to winner $2000 to second $1000 to third Breeders awards swimming basket Neil Cape Bob Muir Don the second string Sigma Nus made $2000 to winner $1090 to second $500 to third ing Step third Odds Stymie earned $24750 In Saturday's to $1 1 Fin Rich Mila PP2 St 3 134 race and boosted his total earnings to up the semifinal bracket Honors Horse W Jockey $820 in the bowling tournament went Assault $308860 as Jockey Headley Woodhouse7S0 2 Ii 8 spy song J1 Longden0 Permane who rode 1Cnockreplaced ' 560 to the same fraternity with Reb- Hampden J D Jessop17 14 down in Bobby the derby in the saddle He ran 110 1 3 Arcaro E Boswell istord a mile and an eighth in 1:49 35 to equal holz Van Waggoner Woodbury 4 4 110 214 Knockdown R Permane 11 the track record set by First Fiddle In the 6330 ' 8 7 A Kirkland Gene Glenn Almond 84s scatand Rod Dixon 1944 renewal of the stake 31 80 13 16 A Bodiou xBob Stymie winner of the Grey tag last 1610 tering the pins Sixteen teams en- PellicleMurphy G liettinger1 8 11 year was favorite In the field 13-110 12 n &Perfect Bahram Atkinson 5 tered the meet with and paid $320 $410 and $280 across B Kingman chairNEW YORK May 4 1 1020 7 14 F Zufelt Ripney the board Bounding Home returned 12829 16-17 17 3140 R 37 J 16 sJobar squads and $920 and Fighting Step $380 man of the U S Lawn Tennis Assn'a international play 4 6070 12 Loturco Dark JungleO ALayton Gallorette First Fiddle Snow Boots and Laurels in the intramural swim xAlworth 3180 Scurlock — 4 10 Isology completed the select field In the Saturday named seven American players to com4 830 10-9 C Wtth Wabler10 Pleasure went order named meet 1 naturally to the Mar Victory D Padgett15 15 4500 in the English and French championships At Pimlico 11 E Jackson's Red Shoes pete 16-naPal ROTC squad which piled Wee Admiral R Watson 3940 5 9 anti Wiliam G Bells' Earshot battled 17 IT IT 1 3160 The complete squad Will compete in the English tourna13 head and head in the stretch in the 23rd Up 24 points in a close race With xlCendor W L Johntorh i Field Wattle ChenCe fart entry Miming of the Pimlico Oaks and Red Shoes 6 24 ment Wimbledon to at while the June all but Jack 22 scored ‘tto Independents July Jost lasted to beat out the Hells filly in a 2:06 1:40 :48 1:14 Running timo :23 The Medics were next with 18 Weather pertly cloudy track slow thrilling finish Kramer of Los Angeles former U S doubles king will parRed Shoes winner of her only other lidutuel priellS and Sigma Chi garnered 12 start this season took command at the Assault i $46 AO $940 $1440 ticipate in the French championships at Paris July 12 to 28 pole in the mile and a six60 900 in Both t series Song went basketball 'i1)3 teenth stake and held on to her lead the Most of S 20 are American to the en named athletes '' returning rest of the to Sigma Chi quintets although Earshot made 1DLX Hir$Ch The c Venture-Iqua- l 3 trained Böld Winner Ch EquIpoise by by by Sigs a determinedjourney bid In the stretch Dorothy tennis competition after service in the army and navy inby King ranch walked off with the early fall bred Went Brown was third to post at 6:17 (E I) 'r) on at 8:20 ( E D 1) Red Shoes was ridden by Jockey Xiric Tom San Brown of 1942 coast Francisco Pacific and cluding a made Won driving Second driving scrambke clean sweep :tart good from gate and was timed in 1:49 25 over the muddy Mutuel handle $1202474 titlist Budge Patty of Los Angeles1911 and 1942 national track She earned $20150 while paying race by winning the Footnotes: $15 5620 and $440 in the mutuels The lineup included Eferson EricAseault raced forwardly' and saying ground came through cm the Ins Ma en Earshot returned $380 and 53 and junior champion Bill Robertson veteran Hollywood Cal the stretch quickly diaponed of Spy Song and drew out to win with something son Adams Williams Koch Hatch tering Dorothy Brown $720 left tournament manager and Kramer Spy Song assumed command early made the pace until reaching the stretch then At Narragansett park In Rhode Island Coombs and to the winner hut continlied gamely to hold Hampden The latter on gave way Mrs T Haskos' Windmill won the $7500 The fifth male member of the squad is Francisco (Panthe extreme Ontaide at the start raced in tha middle of the track for the entire trip ynackstone valley handicap heating Burgoo on Last event was the came Rhis rider when On Will but tolltil polled up sharply program Maid and Jo Agnes in the misjoiliout the fitilah dash backhand ace from Ecuador who not Peter nts poattion was blocked near the Lord Boswelh lis hand for six furlong cho) Segura which was run for the 14th time to Robbins will be the upper ecording turn Came again when clear hut coll& not overtake the leaders in the stretch Windmill was ridden by Jockey Joe will be a member of Kingman's party but will represent his track and field meet now sched- Knockdown torced the pace for a mile then gave way Alamond on the outstdo for Eicaust rider at the meeting and the drive failed to rally under punishment kiob Murpriy also on the ()Weide enter was timedleading in 1:11 to pay $1180 uled for 16 native in straight Thursday May country Pellicle raced evenly and had no excuses Perfect ing the stretch could not threaten At Sportsman's park in Illinois the vetthe stadium and his usual early speed interest Bahram lacked eran Parasang host Chinaming and Happy Rippey entild not keep Up after dinplaying early Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Margaret Osborne of Rix furlongs- - Alworth vas was Dark obar at Pilot in the $3000 Romanav handicap slowly speed began Jungle through at to a grand windup to what alwya fir 'dark With Pleasitre could not threaten and aired badly Marine Victory points SVPTI furlongs San Francisco No 2 and 3 U S women tennis stars are the With Jorkey W was never has been something of a busy Kendor wasa serious factor Wee Admiral had speed for a half mile then gave way up Parstog was timed in 1:29 3o two feminine members 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' ::f ii!z1 r Hago- Plans To ur 0 f J ' So America i '' 4' :it'1- t - 7: -- ' j ii : ' '' '!--- ' "::7 -' '4-- l'rjc:':::::1 ::' ti:::: 144C ' - 1 71 ' 1 - r i Order Receives Bernardo Pasquel who his been In New York for several weeks ?aid he had received an order from the court to appear for the bearing on Tuesday but asserted "This thing is utterly ridiculous'" "I am only too happy to cooperate with American authorities" Bernardo said "I will remain In New York as long as it is necessary I don't believe I have violated any American law" Bernardo denied that Rennie was in any way connected with him or the Mexican league Absolves Writer It's a shamein to involve this this matter" newspaperman be said "He has nothing to do with the situation: When he was In Mexico he wrote simply for the interest of his paper and just because his impressions of Mexico and Mexican baseball were favorable to us and counterbalanced those of some other writers he Is being made the goat" Rennie on tour in the midwest with the New York Giants could not be reached for comment but Stanley Woodward sports editor declared in of the Herald-Tribun- e a statement that "Mr Rennie had been sent to Mexico last month to report the activities of the n then league as a matter of news interest As an impartial reporter he praised certain: features of the league and criticized others Mr Rennie has been a member of our sports staff for more than 20 years and is one of'l tho mbst respected men in his ' '''' - - COIN' SOUTH ' - ':etard Ne4440'-'"- 4 ''' '''st 123 7''"rj ' ' r" ' NEW YORK May 4 UP)—The New York Yankees obtained an order from the New York supreme court Saturday restraining agents of the Mexican Baseball league and a New York sportswriter from attempting to induce any Yankee player to repudiate his signed contract' - ''''' ' ( C ' ors C 444140 4 Yanks Retraining Writ To Guard Against 'Jtimps' i 4 E 3'711 C?"t'-'-'- P v 4) - 01 - ' I 1 3 ( - 7'7 by Publitationk Inc) MI ilallitITILtq' '?f n S Atom satir SW I |