| Show THE OGDEH SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 13 JULY 4 IU-- A Chop Chop Is Hulse Ses Turf Winner New Record Colorless Field in Empire City Handicap Event k By Sid Feder NEW YORK July 3 (AP)— Chop 'chop a little horse who managed to blow a ten length lead in his last outing today won the Empire a City handicap and picked up J19350 pay check— which is roughly about four times what he's worth on the open market With such top flight as Count Fleet Ocean Wave and Blue Swords sidelined by in-to juries Chop Chop only had beat half a dozen second raters who were lucky even to be running for that kind of money The son of Flares picked up for $4100 as a yearling by Mrs Barclay Douglas ofsoOyster Bay convincing Long Island did it of the mile 35th running the in ly that classic and he posted a new track record of 1:571-- 5 for the route This was a fifth of a second lor better than the previous markrace Jamaica over the the distance i track to which the Empire meet-this ing has been transplanted summer Given a rushing ride by Johnny Longden Chop Chop led from end to end to return $880 for each $2 winning ticket held by his backers in the cfOwd of 29571 At the finish the son of Flares who wound up second in his last trip to the races pfter leading by nearly a city block heldovera length and a half margin the betting favorite Royal Nap who the barn of Mrs William jS three-year-ol- ds 1hree-sixteent- hs Farish In third place AP Features NEW YORK July 3 — Bill Hube finally has emerged from his shadow — the shadow of railing miler Leslie MacMitchell when the pair starred for New York university Hulse a Pa ssaic N J chemical engineer recently won the national s championship A A U two and days later lopped three "seconds off the and world record "for the run He was timed in 2:422 surpassing the old mark of 2:454 set by Mel Sheppard in 1910 Bill is a lad who never gave up In all his races against MacMitchell he scored but once and that half-mildual triumph came in a P e meet test Coach Emil Von Elling of N Y U in commenting on Hulse's performance said: "Had it not been for MacMitchell Hulse would have gone down in track history as one of N Y U's Watch Out Haegg Here Comes Andersson ' ' r x s 4 4 l two-thirds-m- ile t' I ) b 1- - best" net of f Swift- & long-legge- it er back came the length g Princequillo the "International Complications" colt from the Boone Hall stable of Charleston S iC which is owned by the partnership of Georgian Prince Dmitri Djordjdze and Aranother half- - gentine trainer Horatio A Luro farther fast-closin- No sooner does MUer Gunder Ilaew break the mile record '"JJ" BREAKS MILE RECORD new to tour America than does another Swede Arne Andersson run wild to set from his back fetocK-hol- m radioed of 4:26 at the Swedish national festival track meet at Goetebers In this photo to New York Andersson left is shown hitting the tape to chop two full seconds from iiaeggs old record time Rune Gustavsson ran second — —i — f j Kiddies 10? 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Utah's Outstanding News Analyst TONIGHT Sunday's Programs Maior Dodd Has II Broken Ankle toots o (AP)— 3 July Pitcher Joe Heving and Outfl elder Hank Edwards will be lost to the Cleveland Indians for about a week because of injuries received when they were struck by an automobile Dr M H Castle team physician said today wb The car driver a Inwith plant guard was charged toxication ' WASHINGTON July 3 (AP)— Transportation Director Joseph B Eastman today commended the Pacific coast intercollegiate athletic conference for curtailing travel by football and other athletic teams and said all colleges and schools should make plans now to restrict travel of teams next sea- SEE BASE BALL GAME BY ELEPHANTS rs injree-quarLe- CLEVELAND 10-2- -4 Coast Loop AND THIS THRILLING COMPANION HIT ju UUI ar expired Wednesday The board of regents voted to include the $7100 figure in the university budget for the coming fiscal year but nothing was said about a new contract A spokesman said it was too early to talk about a new contract but that the regents would discuss this later Observers took this to mean that if Utah is able to scrape up enough players and opponents to play foot ball this autumn Armstrong would continue under his present salary contract He on possibly a one-yealso coaches the Ute track and field teams If Utah is forced to drop football Armstrong undoubtedly will be re tained to handle the campus physi cal education program but hardly at his present rate of pay Utah has scheduled seven games for the coming season but only three seem definite now— contests with Colorado Utah State 'and Ari zona Doubtful are games with Wyoming Colorado State Brigham Young and Idaho because those op ponents may not have teams - O-Star Players t Warmerdam Gets Rest in Denver $30840 through the accom- pnsnments of the two fillies Twl light Tear picked up $26460 larg esc iassie purse in hLstorv and Miss Kenneland earned $4an' tn second iinisnmg t TU Wrtn luaiatui WCCUDfttlnn the $5000 Glencoe handican fnr a- year-old- s whipping Busyridge by oi a length Burnt uorK was tnird and 5?Hd Rni rourtn A stout favorite in the betting ' i! nvctupanun returned $440 contract Armstrongs calline for a $7100 salary yearly Tennessee Passes Up Grid Games SWIM AND DANCE THE SALT LAKE CITY July 3 (AP) TPm ih first- time since ne came hpr from Iowa 18 years ago Foot ball Coach Ike Armstrong 01 utan university is without a contract and Ute fans are wondering jusi which way the grid winds will be bin wine come fall and OgrodowskU 107 s wm ""TTT 4 (AP) — Six "in July 3Two of the top southpaws of vaders" from New York and four the Army Navy Baseball associaregulars of the New England sea tion will hook up in a mound duel son will meet Monday in the ninth at the Oakland coast league park in Emeryville Sunday when Bill running of Suffolk Downs' $50000 Wight of St Mary's opadded Massachusetts handicap — poses Tom Kipp of the coast highlight of the Independence day guard Sea Lions school nine Wight's card and richest stake of the New with eight straight league vicEngland turf season tories is three games out in front Ten horses have been named to of the Sea Lions who are tied start overnight and top weight will for second with the Livermore Wight has be shared equally by Louis Tuf-ano- 's naval air station won seven league and pitched Greentree Market Wise and games In his last appearance stable's Shut Out each under 126 Kipp shut out the coast guard Surf Riders 0 pounds The consensus today was that Airdevils who The the mile and an eighth event was have now won 18 out of their 19 between those two for it was over starts this season will be seeking the Downs strip a year ago that their sixteenth consecutive victory Shut Out broke the track record in Sunday's contest as he won the $25000 added Yankee handicap By The Associated Frew Close to Market Wise and Shut Oakland 000 001 020—3 12 0 000 600 OOx — 6 10 1 Out is William Helis' $55000 pur- San Diego Stromm and Ralmondl Dilbeck chase Attention which will run andChellni Detore as entry In coupled with Salto with 118 pounds "Attention figures Seattle 100 000 010 — 2 9 1 005 000 03x — 8 12 1 to give the pair a real battle Salto Los Angeles Fischer Yelovic and Bonarlgo Sueme will carry 103 pounds and Holm f Binglin stock farm's Don Bingo Raffensberger suburban of the a surprise winner 000 000 010 — 1 4 2 Hollywood 000 000 000 — 0 4 4 a few weeks ago and Townsend B Sacramento Root and Brenzel Byerly and Malone Martin's Bankrupt complete the 114 sextet Under pounds New York 002 200 000 — 4 10 0 Don Binzo may be difficult to Portland 101 101 001 — 5 14 4 Run Francisco catch in the stretch Bankrup will j WUson and Hoffman Adams Epperly 3 BOSTON carry lira - Event Southpaws Tangle Ike Is Minus In Ball Game Contract On Monday PRE July 6-- 300" J n iaauiiiim-- Pre-Flig- ht Evenings I s ld PnliiMi TtiA - d led just the He's a tvne who possibly could give Gun- der Haegg a run for his money if and when the Swedish fireman decides to' try his hand —- and legs— at the mile distance Hulse who was graduated from U last year and now comNY for the New York A C finpetes ished second" 30 yards behind Gil event reDodds in the '1500-metcently after setting a blistering psce for the first quarter fix which he was clocked in 0:581" Bargain Hour Prices Until Juniors Under 16 Years 15c Adults 20c Kiddies 10c 25? dominated the $35000 Arlington Lassie stakes for fil- ies before 17000 at Washington Park today Twilight Tear with Jockey Nick Jemas in the saddle tore across the finish line two and hif engths ahead of her stablemate Miss Kenneland with Musl'uli owned by Mrs Payne Whitney of New York third another tw lengths back The entry owned by Warren Wright of Chicago went to the post an even money favorite and returned $400 $400 and $320 The show price on Music Hall was 3 - Indians Lose 2 KEARNS Utah July S (AP)— Corp Ray Sanders of Dallas Texas whiffed 21 batters— the equivalent of every out in a softball gam- ebut was hard pressed to win 5 to 3 Hurling for a team at this army air force basic training centeran-der- s has fanned 72 batters in four games Thursday night when he threw 'em past 21 men two reached first when the catcher dropped the third strike and wobbly fielding resulted in another batter reaching the ini tial sack All three scored when Sanders' team started throwing the ball around CHICAGO July 3 (AP)— The owned Calumet farm's pair Chicago Twilight Tear and Miss Kenneland two-year-o- two-tent- hs Ray Sandsrs Is Softball Star In Feature v1"— 800-met- er 2 p m Matinee Two Qlossom Patricia's Notebook Music and News Tea Dansante Dr Kate World News Dinner Concert News and Music Rose Room Today at the Duncans Jerl SuUivan Songs World Today— Harsch Korn Kobblers f Dr Matone Glenn Shaw News Music and Sports ' - r jUncle Sam Series Tfl?k ArSSnff ' Late stNews pick Tracy Sea Hound Archie Andrews |
