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manager, Marv Jensen. In it,
he named Dick Tiger of Nigeria
as the leading contender. He
said the last recognized title
defense by Fullmer was against
Florentino Fernandez August
l, 1861, and that the one
against then Welterweight
Champion Benny kid Paret
in Las Vegas last December 8
didn't count.
Sullivan wasn't available for
comment after Rothschild's an
nouncement, but Rothschild
said he felt the MIA would &c
along.
In Portland, Greg, DIR
Charles P. Larson, president Of
the MIA, said.
Il favor the fight between
Fender and Fullmer. I don't
believe any other should be
arranged or even considered al
this time. Mr.. Sullivan took his
action without consulting me
or the executive committee. Al
far as I'm concerned, he il
stating his opinion-not that
of the NBA."
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FuIImer-Pender Match
Reset for August %

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 7
(AP).-The long delayed title
fight between the middleweight
championship co-holders, Gene
Fullmer and Paul Fender now
is set for August % at Boze-
man, Mont, according to SYRIA
cuse Promoter Norm RothS-
child.
Still undetermined is whether
the rescheduling of the match
has taken Fullmer off a hook
on which he was hung by an
official Of the National Boxing
Association.
The new date for the clash
between Fullmer, the MIA
champion, and Fender, New
York Massachusetts, Europe
titleholder, was announced by
Rothschild last night shortly
after the MIA ordered Fullmer
to defend his title by August
or fact loss of it.
Paul Sullivan, chairman of
the NBA's world championship
regulations committee, issued
the edict in letter to Fullmer's
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Baltimore Toying
With ABB Offer
For Next Season

BALTIMORE, June 7 (AP)
THE American Basketball
League is offering Baltimore a
franchise for next season, in
Guiding stocking the team with
veterans from the seven other
members.
Lyman Tatelbaum, who had
been associated with a Balti-
more entry in the Eastern
League two years ago. said he
has been talking with Lenny
Litman, owner of the Pitts
buFgh team in the ABL.
Litman said he has authority
from Abe Saperstein, commits
sioner of the league, to offer
Baltimore a. franchise. Tatel-
baum said he is impressed by
the proposal so far, but will
Investigate further about the
intentions of the National
Basketball Association.
The MIA indicated last veal
it would consider a Baltimore
franchise when a new civil
arena is ready. The arena /!
not scheduled for completion
until November at the earliest
The MIA 1925 schedule
viii start in October. The ABB
DOES not begin play unit
November %.
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BARRY FOLLOWS BELMONT PATTERN
Irish Lean to Vimy Ridge

NEW YORK, June Z (AP).-
st. Patrick's Day is long gone.
but many New York Irishmen
will be having a pound or so
on Tom Barry'S colt, Vimy
Ridge, in the Belmont Stakes
Saturday.
Well they might, for Barry is
batting 1000 going into the
gath running of this mile
classic for 3-year-old horses.
Since 1858 Barry has followed
a pattern leading to the Bel
mont.
Also, the price is right. The
early line lists Vimy Ridge
at ISL.
The Barry formula is to buy
a yearling at the sales in Ire
land and then train him with
the Belmont Stakes in view.
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StubIehund Dies
After Horse Kick

STANTON. Del, June 7 (Spe-
ciaD. Charles Alfred Moore
II, of Jersey City. N. j., a night
Waterman for Trainer Herb
Paley at Delaware Park, was
fatally stricken here this morn
ing, apparently by a heart at
tack. after being kicked by a
horse.
Mr.. Moore was grazing a
horse named Flaming Anne,
owned by the Jopa Stable. Eel
low workers saw the loose horse
and then discovered Mr.. Moore
He was taken to Delaware Hos
pital in nearby Wilmington
where he was pronounced dead
on arrival.
1t was believed that Mr.
Moore died of a heart attack
The horse he was grazing ap-
parently kicked him above the
belt line but death was not at
tributed to the blow.
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streakS on the line. They are
Jaclyn Stables Noble Jay and
Eric Franks Cinder Man, each
of whom has won his last -four
starts. The two will be early
co-favorites.
Cinder Man and Noble Jay
each won their last starts on
the Jersey racing circuit, but
they have never met.
Noble Jay, who flies DR..
Leon Levy's silks. was a bar
gain $500 yearling purchase.
He is trained by Marylander j.
BoweS Bond, who is enjoying
one Of his greatest years. In
addition to Noble Jay, he also
has Alloy. hailed as one of the
Nations fastest 2-year-olds, in
his 35-horse stable.
Noble Jay won the Jersey
Derby Trial in his first attempt
at a distance farther than a
mile. He beat, among others,
in that one Admiral's Voyage.
The latter was third in the
Jersey Derby, beaten two noses
and then moved to second in
the disqualification of Grim
son Satan.
Cinder Man. a gray trained
by Phil Johnson does not boast
quite as flashy a record. His
victories have been limited to
sprint distances. but in his last
he overhauled the fleet Green
Ticket at Monmouth Park and
ran six furlongs in 1:0945.
Shooting at Cinder Man and
Noble Jay in the Kent will be
Greek Moneys Stablemate,
Water Hole; Matelot, Lucky
Uncle, Post Exchange, Prince
Dale, Smart, Rebellious, Jet
Clipper, Stinson Beach and
Reggie.
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Southern Prince Goes
Tonight In Laurel Pace

this season. Haughton will rein
Devlish Song, who turned in a
sparkling victory in his 2-year-
year-old debut at Rosecroft last
week. Others in the field are
Scott Begot, Banner Boy and
Campbelltown.
Last nights featured $500
early closing stake race was
won by ]. M. Davis Lady
Toney, driven by DIN Davis.
The winner had little trouble
disposing of nine other rivals,
beating Amos Diamond by a
length with Timmonsville third.
Lady Toney paid $40, 1920
and $3.50.
Seventeen persons shared in
the twin double of $888.4O when
they held the 1851 combina-
ton. The daily double. also the
smallest of the three programs
raced to date at Laurel, paid
$14. The numbers were %
and were represented by Black
Lite ($6.20) in the first race
and Homestretch Beth ($5) in
the second.
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He did that with Cavan in 1858
and Celtic Ash in 1860. Both
were owned by the late j. E.
O'Connell of Boston, and both
won the Belmont.
Vimy Ridge was foaled in
England, raised in Ireland. and
is a baby son of my-Angeli-
Gus. by Colombo. He was rec
commended to Frank E. Power
"a Canadian - by Barry. It
was Barry who also put the
lucky Irish finger on Cavan
and Celtic Ash for O'Connell.
First Win at Laurel
Power, a native of La Prairie,
near Montreal, went to Ireland
in 1859 and purchased Vimy
Ridge privately as a weanling
from Trainer Paddy Prender-
CAST. Power, who holds a
veterinary degree from the
University of Pennsylvania, has
a 50-acre farm in Chester
County, Pa.
Vimy Ridge raced sparingly
last season, starting four times
in late fall at Garden State
Park and winning once. He
easily won his first 1862 start
at Laurel on April 10, then
rocketed into prominence 10
days later by winning the Sem
atorial Stakes by five lengths
in record time on the Laurel
grass course.
Barry put him in the Freak
ness, the same as he did in 1860
with Celtic Ash, who was third
in the classic at Baltimore.
Vimy Ridge finished fourth.
Then came the Jersey Derby.
Barry was hesitant about
starting Vimy Ridge at Garden
State on May 30, since the colt
had been running a fever. They
doctored him up. and ViIny
Ridge ran 18th.
I'VE had filled him with anti
bioticS and that knocked him
off his feed, but he's okay now"
Barry said. I'll give him an
easy mile-and-a-half gallop
Friday morning"
HorSemen admire Vimy
Ridge. pointing out he has
lines of a classic slayer.
Hes a well-built animal"
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Timonium Gets
Cumberland Race
Dates Again

BALTIMORE, June Z (AP)
The IL days Of horse racing
allotted to Cumberland have
been transferred to Timonium
again.
Senator Beall, Republican of
Maryland, president of the
Cumberland Fair Association,
announced approval today of
the transfer by the Maryland
Racing Commission.
Cumberland'S IL days will be
run at Timonium August 1925.
Timonium's own IL days will
follow August 27-September 8.
I'm being widely criticized
in Cumberland for moving the
meeting" Senator Beall said.
However, these critics should
realize we have to keep good
half-mile racing in Maryland.
I'VE can't draw the 400 or
500 horses needed to conduct a
successful meeting while oper-
ating in opposition to the
tracks at Charles Town, w. Va. "
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Plans LONG Swim

LA LINEA, Spain. June Z
(AP).-Mary Margaret Revell,
"a, Of Detroit said yesterday
by telephone from Gibraltar
that despite mounting prob
lens of tides and finances she
plans to try a round-trip swim
of the straits between Spain
and Africa next Wednesday.
She said she would start from
Tarifa on the Spanish side.
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TWO WITHDRAWN
FROM BELMONT

NEW YORK, June Z (AP).-
Mrs. Ada L. Rice'S Daddy r
and GuStave Rings StinSon
Beach today were withdrawn
from Saturdays Belmon t
Stakes, reducing the probable
field for the $125,000-added
race to seven or eight.
Clyde Trout, Daddy RS
trainer, said the colt did not
ship well from Garden State
Park and could not be worked
today. Pancho Martin, the
trainer for Stinson Beach, said
he had been unable to get the
jockey he wanted.
There are seven certain start
ers. while the owner and train
er of Ridan, third in the Ken
lucky Derby. will decide today
If their colt will go.
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Matelot is the 3-year-olC
gelding who was sold at Mon.
days Brookmeade dispersa
sale to Ben Steen for $28,500
A son of Sailor, Matelot won &
mile allowance race in his last
start at Aqueduct and is sure
of strong backing in the Kent
SHORT SPRINTS-Trainel
Henry S. Clark will be at Bel
mont Park Saturday as a spec
tator for the Belmont Stakes,
although he will have a task
before the big event. He ex-
poets to saddle Cyane for an
allowance race scheduled be-
fore the Belmont Stakes.
Originally he had planned on
the Belmont Stakes for the
Christiana Stable Colt, but his
training was delayed by a virus
attack in April. Danaus,
who was purchased by L. K.
Rudd Of Paoli., Pa, has been
nominated to Delaware Parks
$40, 000-added Christia n a
Stakes to be run June Is.
Ronnie Ferraro, the Nations
hottest apprentice, won both
ends of the daily double for the
second time this week yester-
day when he registered with
Forty Grand and Selinsgrove
for a $47.60 combination return.
. Later in the day he won
with Allchain for his 18th VIC
tory in nine days here. He
might have made it four for the
day in the eighth, but the saddle
slipped on Miss Mac B., and the
youngster was lucky not to
have fallen. =. Yesterdays
crowd of 11,122 wagered $780,
240.
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Uelses Withdruws
From Houston Meet

HOUSTON, June 7 (AP).-
John Uelses, the first man to
vault 16 feet, has withdrawn
fr0fn tomorrow nights Meet OF
Champions.
The former Marine notified
Johnny MorriSs, the meet
chairman, that an ankle injury
wbuld prevent his coming to
Houston.
sUelses injured the ankle in a
Modesto, Calf, meet two weeks
ago and told Morriss he re-
injured it in a Monday prac-
tice.
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Belmont

1st-.S3.5O0:. cling; 3-yrs. g. up
mdns.: fur.
Guyna Ring lSellers) 1880 4.2O 3.5(
Balmerino (Ussery) $40 go
Doty's Request (DOve) 4.3(
High Promise, q Mary Belle, High.
land Breeze, Troubled Waters. NAM
| Colors. Helicocentric. Regards to Mabel
Bluebonnet Belle. Little Celia. Fl.
fervesce. More and More. Time, 1:11S
q McTague-Whitaker entry.
Field.
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LAUREL RAHWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS
LAUREL
SELECTIONS

Victory Morn, Indian Champion.
Chockoyotte Lee
2-Adios Time. Camden Star, Adrian
Rosecroft
3-Gracie S, Scott Dale. Jimmy Pan
Dillon
Son. Paris Dean. Arch
anna
TIDE. Mr.. Ed. Rusty'S
Dream
Our Girl. Commander Yates. Sea
knight
Symbol Vic. Bronze Eden. Success
Byrd
S-Hector, jolly Gent, NJ. P.'s Nancy
Gypsy Gene. Ella Direct. Century
Sampson
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BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

Southern Prince, an 11-year-
old PAGER who closed out the
biggest twin double payoff in
the current Maryland harness
racing season at the Rosecroft
meeting, swings back into &C
ton tonight at Laurel Race
way.
Southern Prince, who won
the ninth race at RoSecroft
May 26 to the tune of $21.20
and gave a lone holder of the
No. 8 ticket a return of ST.
967.20, comes right back in an
other Glass CT event, again
leaving from the No. 8 post
position.
Young at ReinS
Instead of closing out to-
nights twin double action,
Southern Prince will start the
second half of the twin, the
seventh race, against a we'll
matched field of seven CT
rivals.
Southern Princes winning
effort at Rosecroft was a heart
stopper. Owned by T. B. Glover
Of North Carolina, Southern
Prince beat Rollon Rapid by a
neck to post the record twin
payoff.
Trainer-driver Archie Young
will be at the reinS again to-
night, driving the veteran PAGER
against such sharp rivals as
Symbol Vic, Patrol Guy, Sue
cess Byrd, Bronze Eden, Semi
mole Girl, Sea Water and Miss
Ches Sue.
The first Of the Reading
Futurity stakes, a q year old
trot scheduled for tomorrow
night, did not fill. Racing Sec
rotary Ed Keller was forced to
rearrange the program.
Only four 2-year-olds were
entered in the first of the Read
ing events, so Keller has made
it a non-wagering affair. 1t
will be staged as an exhibition
preceding the first event of the
night.
HaughtOn in Debut
The race will mark the first
appearance of owner-trainer-
driver Billy Haughton at Laurel
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At THE RACES
Dozen or More
Due to Go in Kent
BY JOE KELLY

STANTON. Del, June THE 3-year-ods not quite up
the likes of Greek Money and Japur the Belmont
will participate in sdeshow scramble the
Kent Stakes at Delaware Park Saturday.
dozen expected for the mile and one-sx-
tenth event and at least two will put impressive winning
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Race Results
Delaware
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
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Disk Man. Patrick G., Jeune Bebe
Time, 1:14.
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al. N. schlff and Overbridee stable entry.
b-Hill-N-Dae Farm entry
TEE TEE drops sharply after finishing fourth TO
Eastward EXHIBIT won hurdles in New York.
PEACE JOHN fourth at PimlieO the turf in
creditable effort.
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JOE KHLY.S SELECTIONS

yets here. DIsADo was third for $500 and viii be
settnE. - -
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At Delaware Park
Selections Made for Past Track
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SORRY CHEEK hs: been raining istis e. ".
debut. BEL sABRULLAH Is Kentucky invader and
looks the TO beat. SAL0NIKA should take .
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lin our kind of work we stop
land start continuously and
still get over 6 miles to a GAL
lon with our is Dodge D5OOs.
That's tough work, and that's
good gas mileage. Some of
our Dodges have gone over
$4,000 miles and their en-
|gines haven't been touched. If
lit hadn't worked out that way,
we wouldn't buy Dodges.15
WOOdaks Sanitary SsrTosIne.. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Five of W0odIake's Dodges are
1862 models. They have more
than SO important engineer.
ing advanCements that make
them tougher, more tight
listed than ever. So do all
other 1862 Dodses. See, price
them at your Dodge dealers.
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LII BUDDY appears to be In q spot to win an
other after registering at Garden state CHAIvEDELE
rates excellent chance. ACQUALES was sixth but
before that In Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

FRITZ's MAID has little opposition here. STATES
EVIDENCE will be running late. FREFINCH rates .
chance.
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Haughton in Debut

The race will mark the first
appearance of owner-trainer-
driver Billy Haughton at Laurel
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BY the Associated Press

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