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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
By the Associated Press

Herb Score, Cleveland's cou-
rageous young pitcher. now has
passed the third barrier in his
comeback. overcoming poor
fielding support and his own
wildneSs to win his first game
with the cracking fastball and
curve that have made him base
balls most consistent strike
out sensation.
The 24-year-old lefthander
who first battled to retain sight
in his left eye after last Mays
dreadful accident, then return
ed TO face a batter again, gained
his first complete game yester-
day with a five-hit, eight
strikeout job that beat De-
troit. Us.
He's Still Tanning En-
| Although he walked eight
the eight strikeouts - coupled
with six for three innings in a
losing start against Kansas City
opening day-retained his I'M
precedented record of averaging
better than nine strikeouts a
game in his major league career,
The victory pushed Cleveland
into a four-way tie for third
place in the American League,
The New York Yankees took
first, handing Baltimore its first
defeat. 81, on Whitley Ford's
five-hitter. The supposed weak
hitting Chicago White Sox
cracked four home runs and
beat Kansas City, Ill. in the
only other American League
scheduled.
Score, struck by Yankee Gil
McDougald's line drive last May
Z. pushed his strikeout total to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

Red SoX game in 1923 when
Yankee Stadium first opened.
The all-time attendance rec
ord is 86.288, set at Cleveland
in the World Series against
Boston in 1948.
The unhappy goat of the
three-hour affair was Jimmy
Davenport. a rookie who has
been the hitting star for the
Giants thus far. Rounding
third on Willie Kirkland's
mighty smash to deep center.
Davenport failed to touch the
base.
Third Baseman Dick Gray
spotted the mistake. Davenport
pulled up. started to 60 back,
Saw kirkland bearing down
from second and headed on in.
The ball was relayed in and
Davenport was out with what
would have been the tying run.
Davenport, former Missis-
sippi Southern quarterback,
would have had a home run
except for a belated change in
the rules. The hit was above
a yellow bar at the 42-foot
level but bounced back onto the
fled. Originally, such a hit
above the bar automatically
would have been a homer. The
change in ground rules made
such a ball still in play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN IRAnIir

, AMERICAN LEAGUE
'lg51 won lost records in parentheses)
dn.l3 VS.. Ramos I2-I6)
CHICAGO At Kansas City (night)--
Pierce t20-l2) VS. Urban 90.
Baltimore at New York - O'Dell
H-l0l VS. ShantZ u1-b).
VS.. Fovtack U4-lD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
San Francisco at Los Angeles -
Gomez 15-13 vs. McDevitt (7-4).
81, Louis At Chicago--Misell $40
Milwaukee at Philadelphia--spahn
2l.11l vs. Simmons G2-Ii),
CINCINNATI ct Pittsburgh - Haddix
nO-lD vs. r q Smith (2-D.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Three Crowd Records Set
In Dodqers' Weird Debut

LOS ANGELES, April 10 (P)
The Dodgers had three at
tendance records tucked away
today and a bigger target ahead
for the season.
And in typical Brooklyn ira
dition, they "revoised" them
selves into a SIS victory over
their ex-New York foes, the
San Francisco Giants. to make
their debut before 1852 fans
a happy event.
Today 10000 or more fans
were expected in Memorial
Coliseum for the second OF the
three-game series, with Pitcher
Ruben Gomez hoping to make
it two in a row in a week for
the Giants, and Danny Nc
Dewitt set to lead of for the
Dodgers.
A rare blunder, plus a little
luck. saved the Dodgers from
a possible overtime game yes
terday.
And the famous 42-foot
screen and the 250-foot left
field foul line came in for an
initial test and the expected
argument over home runs.
The 1852 crowd was the
largest that ever saw a single
regular season game in the
majors, exceeding the 1882
who saw the Chicago White
Sox at Cleveland August 20,
1948, in a night contest.
1t exceeded the National
Leagues regular-season single
game record Of 60,747 set by
the Giants and Dodgers in the
Polo Grounds in 1887.
1t also bettered the 74,200
opening day record for the
New York Yankees and Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Horney in 3-Woy Tie
For Derby Open Lead

LOUISVILLE, KY, April Is
R.-A real horse race finish
was expected today in the
Kentucky Derby Open golf
tournament, with more than
a score of golfers in challeng-
ing position.
On the inside track, tied
for the lead with i0-under-par
134s, were Paul Harvey OF
Worcester, Mass, an old hand
at tourney play, and newcom-
ers Tony Lena of Napa, Calf,
and Bill Collins, Grossingers,
N. Y.
At the halfway mark of the
72-hole playoff, just six strokes
separated the first % golfers
Yesterdays play over the
billy Seneca course only con-
fused an already tight race
There was no strong favorite
going into today's third 49,
hole round.
The leaders had to be
reckoned with, especially Har-
ney. Power hitting Harvey, IL
pounds heavier after a recent
operation for appendicitis, was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
RedIees' Rookie
Charges Crash
Ruined Career

TAMPA, Fla, April 10 R).-
James H. Bailey. %, a rookie
pitcher for the Cincinnati Red
legs, has filed suit for $4,000
alleging his baseball career was
ruined by auto accident in
juries. He is a brother of Ed
Bailey, Redlegs catcher. The
defendant is Charles L. Tad
lock, 80, Of nearby Plant City
Bailey, a lefthander. said his
right arm was broken and he
received a brain conclusion and
deep cuts in the crash the night
Of February %.
Bailey was riding in a car
driven by another Cincinnati
rookie. Dean Higginbotham,
who suffered forehead abra-
sions. Tadlock was driving the
other car.
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HAS SCI FOR 524 INNINGS
Scores 8 Strikeouts
Keeps Record Goinq

SCI for 524 innings and BANKED
the Tigers after the Indians
committed three of their four
errors on one play in the sixth.
That bit of humor enabled
Pitcher Tom Morgan to score
on his own successful sacrifice
bunt attempt and tie it, SIS.
MinOsO Breaks Tie
Minnie Minoso's single broke
the tie in a two-run eighth of
Morgan. Roger Maris, with
four OF the Tribes l6 hits of
Starter Billy Hoeft and four
believers, and Al Kaline snapped
two-run homers in the first
two innings.
Ford. in his So debut, al
lowed the Orioles a run on
three singles in the first. The
stubby southpaw struck out six,
walked but two and faced only
is men while pitching no-hit
ball over the last five innings.
Jerry Lumpe's fly ball and
Bobby Richardson's single
scored Mickey Mantle and Bill
Skowron, who had five of the
Yanks' eight hits between them,
in a deciding sixth inning
against Billy Loes.
Despite perfect baseball
weather. only 23,463 spectators
turned out at Yankee Stadium
for the league champions home
opener. 1t was the Yankees
third victory in four games.
Jim Lands, Ron jackson,
Luis Aparicio and Bubba Phil
lips hit the White Sox homers
good for seven runs. Although
given a 40 lead in the first.
Jim Wilson needed relief help
for the victory. Alex Kellner
was the loser,
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ny The Associates Prsll

The decision Is still out on
the Los Angeles coliSeum's
screen test.
Some college ball players
cleared the 42-foot- high, l40-
foot-long barrier In leftfeld
with ease a couple OF weeks ago,
and the Los Angeles Dodgers
and San Francisco Giants put
80 shots over II In batting prac-
tice yesterday.
But OF the three homers hit
In actual combat, only one got
lost behind the screen. And,
ironically. the screen checked
what would have been a home
run In either New Yorks Polo
Grounds or Brookiyn's Ebbets
Field and saved a SIS decision
for the Dodgers In their home
debut before q fewer-than-ex-
pected crowd OF 1852.
Hot Rookie Is Goat
Rookie Jim Davenport's
third hit (he's l0-for-lSl went
for only a double of the screen
in a ninth-inning Giants rally
that fell short OF a tie when
Davenport missed third base
while racing home on Rookie
Willie Kirkland's triple.
While one could argue either
way about the screen at the
Coliseum, where the crowd set
a major league record for a
regular season single game.
there we're no questions about
two shots that won for Gin
cinnati and Milwaukee.
Rookie Vada Prisons first
home run was a grand-slammer
that gave the Redlegs a Al
victory at Pittsburgh. And
Johnny Logan belted a bases
loaded job of Jack Sanford,
the National Leagues top 81
rookie. for a Az Milwaukee de-
cision over Philadelphia last
night. The unbeaten Chicago
Cubs raped winless st. Louis
again. l1-6.
In the American League, the
New York Yankees took first
place by handing Baltimore its
first loss, 3-l. Cleveland de-
feated Detroit. 7-5. and the
Chicago White Sox beat Kan
sas City. Ill. in the only other
games scheduled.
/ Hank Sauer's second homer
of the day for the Giants was
a high pop over the screen,
which starts at the foul pole.
$50 feet from the plate. His
first was a solid, 340-footer to
left center. past the screen. So
was Rookie Dick Gray's, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Moore to Fight
Besmunoff on
Derby Eve

LOUISVILLE, April 10 (R.
Archie Moore, the light
heavyweight champion, will
fight Germany's Will Bosnian
OF in a 10-round nontitle bout
here Kentucky Derby eve.
Boxing Promoter Bill King
said the televised match tNBC)
replaces the scheduled middle
weight bout between Gene Full
mer and Frank Szuzina.
Fullmer had to withdraw be-
cause Of a kidney infection.
In order to get the veteran
Moore, Il had to guarantee q
purse Of $4,000 or 80 per cent
OF the gross gate, whichever is
greater" King said.
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DecisionU Uncertain
On Dodger Screen;
1852 See Debut

proved the clincher in the sew
enth for the Dodgers.
oray's homer was OF Johnny
Antonelli, middle OF three re-
levers after AL Worthington,
the loser, Carl Erskine won II
with Glen Labine'S aid In the
ninth.
Win With 4 Hits
Pinson, up from Class C,
smacked his slam after Ron
Kline issued his only walks
around a two-error play In the
third. Ex-Pirate Bob Purkey
was the winner with Hal JEFF
coats relief In the ninth. The
Redlegs got Just four hits, only
one of Rockies George Witt
and Curt Raydon and ex-Red
Don Gross over the last six
innings.
Two walks and Frank Torres
single loaded the bases for
Logan's second major league
slam in the sixth at Philadel-
phia. Bob Bull won with a
five-hitter. He had a two-hit
shutout for seven innings, then
tired after the Phils scored I'M
earned runs in the eighth. Re-
lever Don Mcmahon saved
Bulbs eighth in a row over
the Phils. tanning Rip Repulski
for the games last out.
The Cubs made 1t six straight
over the Cards, three this year,
with six runs in the fourth
of Sam Jones and Bob Mabe
on three wild pitches, and five
hits. one Walt Moryn's two
run homer. Dick Drott won
with Rookie Fernando Rodri-
guez' relief in the eighth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

Centerfielder Albie Pearson
and Second Baseman Bob
MalkmuS. both regarded as
possible antidotes for the Sem
ators when they reported To
training camp two months ago,
will get a chance TO prove
they're the players to provide
prompt remedies.
Starting today, when the
Boston Red Sox invade Crit
fifth Stadium for the opener Of
a two-game series, Pearson and
Malkmus will be wedged into
the lineup. There they'll re-
main. according TO Manager
Cookie Lavagetto, until they
convince him-pleasantly or
otherwise.
Both were disappointing in
exhibitions. but Cookie is OPP
Grating on the theory that
they're better than they've dem
onstrated. They came highly
recommended and they'll get
the opportunity to show the
Endorsements weren't out Of
line.
Quick Shakeup Planned
It's back to the bench, at least
temporarily, for Herb Plews
and Whitley Herzog, after brief
shots at the second base and
center1eld jobs, respectively
Plews supplied only 200 hitting
in the Senators first three
games. while Herzog went
plateward three times officially
and struck out on each occa-
sion.
MalkmuS. a righthanded hit
ter. is being put in the batting
order Immediately despite the
fact that Mike Fornieles, a
righthanded pitcher, will be
working for the Red Sox today
Normally. the lefthanded hit
ting Plews would be func-
tioning against a lefthander,
but Cookie is giving the Sen
ators as quick shakeup after
two narrowing losses at Ba!ti-
more.
The Senators will receive no
immediate aid from the Red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Hoad Taking
Hot Hand Into
UIine Match

Lew Hoad. who beat Panchc
Gonzales in straight sets on
two successive nights here in
February. will take a four
match winning streak against
the pro tennis champion to-
night at Uline Arena.
Hoad cooled of after his
Washington victories and Con-
zaleS ran up a 1928 lead in
their l00-match series.
But the Australian has made
a comeback and defeated Con-
zales, Ga. 6-3. in Providence
r l.. last night for his fourth
straight victory. Gonzales now
leads. 1927.
Pancho Segura and Tony
Trabert meet in an eight-gamt
set at $3.50, with the Hoad-
Gonzales match to follow. In
the doubles Gonzales and Ira
bert meet Hoad and Segura
Segura leads Trabert, 1920
in their singles series.
Hoad. who lost - OF 2s
matches to Gonzales before
starting his latest streak. said
a doctor in New York cor,
rected a back condition last
week and enabled Lew TO move
at top speed for the first time
in three weeks.
The second Of two matches
here in February drew a crowd
Of $500. a record for tennis
turnout in Washington.
In Providence last night
Hoad broke Gonzales service In
the 10th game to win the first
set, Ga. Hoad then broke
Pancho's service in the first
game of the second set and
was ahead all the way in a 6-3
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

New York and Illinois IBC in
a move that surprised boxing
circles. He was succeeded as
head of both companies by
Truman K. Gibson, jr., 46-year-
old Chicago Negro attorney
who had been Norris assistant
Norris, So, said he resigned
because Of health reasons and
on the advice of his physician
He was stricken with a severe
heart attack last fall during
re-negotiations with Sugar Ray
Robinson for his first middle
weight title fight with Carmen
Basilio.
Still Heads Garden
Norris will remain as preSi-
dent Of Madison Square Gar
den Corp, in New York.
Gibson said. mo change:
will be made in our operation:
until the Supreme Court makes
its ruling" He referred to the
fact that the Government last
July found the IBC of both
New York and Chicago. the
Madison Square Garden Corp,
and Norris guilty of monopoliz-
ing championship fights. II
directed the IBC of New York
and Illinois to be dissolved
But the Supreme Court on last
March II agreed to hear the
IBC's appeal.
The Illinois branch of the
IBC promotes the Wednesday
night network television fights.
The New York company han
dies the weekly Friday night
fights on radio and television.
Norris designations and the
elections of Gibson to the two
top posts took place here and
in Chicago.
Absent From Meetings
Norris was not present at
the meetings where his resig-
nations were rendered and
where Gibson was named sue
ceSsor. He was believed Oh a
cruise somewhere off Florida.
He has home in Coral Gables.
Norris many activities in
boxing have been complicated
in recent years by legal en-
tanglements. Along with the
Court ruling, the IBC
recently had to turn over some
Of its books to District Attorney
Frank Hogan and several Of its
New York employees. including
Matchmaker Billy Brown, have
bene questioned by a Queens
County grand jury, which
is investigating some aspects
of pro boxing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
DODGERS DOING
NO DIFFERENTLY
IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, April 10
RD.-Three comely blends
tried to put the Hollywood
touch on the first Los An
geles major league baseball
game by invading the press
box. Authorities shooed
them TO their seats.
The bullpen gate stuck
when Mike Mccormick was
called to replace AL Worth
ington. Giants pitcher, in
the fifth inning.
To add to the confusion,
the public address an
nouncer reminded the fans
that tomorrow's game was
to be played against the
New York Giants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

a wizard from tee to greens
yesterday. His putter rarely
failed him. He had a Sc.
Bert Weaver from Beau
mont, Tex, was the victim
of yesterdays biggest reversal.
After matching Collins IS on
Thursday. he scared to a "A
yesterday.
A stroke behind the leaders
were veteran Chick Harbert.
Worthwhile. Mich. and young
Tom Nieporte, Cincinnati.
They were a stroke TO the
good over Gary Player, Jo-
hannesburg, South Africa, and
George Bernardin OF Miami
Beach.
Still pressing the issue we're
Don Fairfield OF Casey. H.. at
1877, and Bob Toski of Miami
at 1873.
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IBC Changes
ToBeDe|ayed
By New Head

NEW YORK. April 10 R).-
There is little likelihood there
will be any changes in the In
ternational Boxing Club now
that James d. Norris has re-
signed as president OF the far
flung. but trouble-plagued, or
ganization
Norris. multi-millionaire box
ing promoter. resigned yester-
day as president Of the twin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego. 3, Phoenix, ! tnrst
game)
Phoenix, s; San Diego, tsecont
Eame)
Seattle. .; Spokane, l..
Other games postponed,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus. Z; Toronto, 4 az In
ningsl
Richmond, 5; Montreal, q.
Rochester, g. Miami O.
Buffalo, X: Havana, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Wichita 10: Denver. n
Indianapolis, 3; Omaha, ].
st Paul 5; Louisville, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmi CHAM, 9: Atlanta, o..
Nashville. ]: Chattanooga, O.
New Orleans. IL; Little Rock. IL
"e"O""rEE TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston 5; Victoria, 0.
Austin, q, Dallas, ..
Tulsa, g.; Fort Worth, 8
s6UTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE y
Charlotte. g.: Knoxville, 4.
Macon. 10; Augusta, q,
Jacksonville. b; Savannah,
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Lovogetto Testing
MoIkmus, Pearson;
Williams to Start

Sox IN the form OF a trade.
President Cal Grifiith has been
informed by Joe Cronin, Bos-
ton general manager. that the
Red Sox prefer to delay max
Ing a deal until they've seen
more OF their present personnel
In action.
Deal for Console Out
For weeks the Senator's and
Red Sox brass have been dis
cussing a deal and II seemingly
was settling to the point where
Washington would get Infielder
Billy Console for either Lou
Berberet or Clint Courtney,
lefthanded hitting catchers
That's out for the present.
So it's up to Malkmus 10
make the grade at second base
or force Cookie to make addi-
tional adjustments. Malkmus.
26. batted .29l with Wichita
last season and was the Sena-
tors choice in the draft.
Pearson. %. has a background
Of encouraging minor league
performances. He's only 5-feet-
6. but he could be q big man
to the team IL he supplies hit
ting, The Senators have been
getting precious little Of il. be-
ing held to one run in their
last 20 innings.
Ted Due 10 Play
Pedro Ramos. who emerged
a So winner over the Red Sox
on opening day. figures TO have
a rougher assignment today.
Slugger Ted Williams, who
missed the opener because Of
illness and who pinch-hit only
once in Boston's first four
games. was expected to be in
the starting lineup today.
The Red Sox scored only six
runs in their four games, but
are calculated TO be a different
club with Williams carrying his
lethal lumber TO the plate four
or five times a game.
There's another distance
clouter in Boston's lineup Of
whom the Senators must be
wary. Jackie Jensen has
smashed three home runs and
dubbed across five of Boston's
six runs. He cracked a two-run
homer against Ramos here in
the opener and got two more
in three games against the
Yankees.
Camilo PaScual will face the
Red Sox tomorrow. with Ralph
Lumenti due to oppose the
Orioles Monday night.
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Stadium for Chino

HONG KONG. April 10 (P),
Red China is building a new
SO, 000-seat stadium with q
baseball diamond in Peiping
The Peiping Radio said the
stadium, to be completed in
October, 1858, will be the big
gest in China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Hershey Can CIinch
Calder Cup Tonioht

HERSHEY, Pa, April 10 (AI.
The Hershey Bears. needing one
victory to win the American
Hockey league title, meet the
Springfield Indians in the fifth
game Of their Calder Cup final
playoffs here tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Saturday Sports
On Television

Baseball
Boston Of Washington, wTTG-5.
SPIN.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ. Frank Rrenlick W
ehallengers. WMAL-7. & 30 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
By the Associated Press

Inn Tam broke the keene-
land track record yesterday in
what probably was the Calu-
met colts next-to-last tuneup
for the Kentucky Derby. but
one Of his chief rivals for the
May 3 classic in Louisville is
still TO be heard from.
That's Jewels Reward. the
top colt in the Maine Chance
Farms four-horse Derby in
vaSion forces. He is the Odds
on favorite for the $50, 000-
added Wood Memorial today al
Jamaica. He will have Ebony
Pearl. another Of Mrs. Eliza
beth N. Graham's Derby candi-
dates. as a running mate, and
they are 3 to S in the early line
Eddie Arcaro was to ride
Jewels Reward. while Ismael
Valeuzuela. leading jockey at
Jamaica. was TO be up on
Ebony Pearl.
Tim Tam finished a head
back Of Jewels Reward in the
Flamingo at Hialeah March /
then got the first money after
the Maine Chance colt was dis
qualified for humping. That's
the last time they met The
Wood will be the first start
since then for Jewels Reward.
Tim Tam went on to WIN the
Florida Derby at Gulfstream
Park.
Eadir Close Second
His first start since that race
March 20 was the Blue Grass
Heights Purse yesterday, and
Bill Hartack steered the colt
home by a half-length over the
Claiborne Farms Nadir. an
other top Derby candidate. 70
pay a $500 mutuel
The time for the seven fur
longs was l:22hs. which shaved
a fifth of Your Hosts mark
made in 1850 when that Cali
fornia speedSter was prepping
for the Derby. Mrs. Helen KEEL
logg's Hillsdale. also named for
the Darby. was third in yester-
days race.
II the Calumet trainer.
Jimmy Jones. follows the script
he and his dad, Plain Ben,
usually adhere TO. Tim Tam
will be seen in the one-mile
Derby Trial on April 29-and
then the Derby.
Seven were entered for the
mile and one eighth Wood.
which has produced six winners
OF the Derby. George Lewis
Martins Rullah. winner OF last
Saturdays Experimental Han
dicap at Jamaica, may be the
top therat, although George D.
Widener's Pundit is a strong
contender. Pundit is unbeaten
in three starts. but hasn't gone
in a stakes event.
Hartack at Gulfstream
Calumet will be seen in action
today on another front-Gulf-
stream Park-where the entry
OF Fabius and Pintor Lea is
favored in the $4,000 Southern
Cross Handicap at a mile and
e-eighth. Fabius ran second
to Needles in the 1856 derby.
then upset Needles in the
PreakneSs.
Hartack, who brought Tim
Tam up fast on the outside to
win the Keeneland race, flew
to Florida TO ride Fabius today.
Steve Brooks was to ride Pintor
Lea, the other half OF the
favored entry.
Tim Tam's fractions in his
record-breaking dash were
1926, ASS, l:09as and l:221s
Iron Liege won the same race
last year and then went on to
take the Kentucky Derby for
Columet's sixth triumph In that
claeeic
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Milwaukee at PHILADELPHIA.
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, /.
chicago, II; 81. Louis. u.
Los Angeles, u. San Francisco, 8.
M'i"aI GSME 4 Pfeo, mSRRRowi 2.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh,
Milwaukee at PHILADELPHIA.
81. Louis at Chicago.
san Francisco at Los Angeles.