SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MD.

, SUNDAY, JULY fi, 19-17

TWENTY-FIVE

Stymie Steps To Front As World's Lead ing Money Winner

Jetters Track Record In Win At Delaware
"urn* on Vaunted Speetl In Home Stretch in Capturing Mile ami Fourth Sussex Handicap

'Cyde Races T> 4 f.

Darnings Soar In $20,000 Win

DropH lo Second Place in Buttle of Bankrolls-Crowd of 25,OOO Sees Race
By ORLO KOBEKTMON

1 turcd 10 places on the 1D47 All- tcrsou. director of the Tri-Towns: to be formed) (Piedmont Field American Swimming team selected i Recreational Association announced! TuesdaySea Bees vs. Piedmont Professional :iml Amalciir by the college swimming coaches of tonight. (Bruce Fieldl. Wednesday We*;. eruport vs. St. Peter's (Piedmont Kil:rt Feature Event America. The program will consist of swinl"iFJe*ldT piedmont Hill vs. This Afteiiiuou at The team, announced today by ming instructions in the morning; islanders (Bruce Field). Friday Coach Charles McCaffree, Jr., of and Softball games in the afternoon.]St. Peter's vs. Sea Bees (Piedmont Mexico Farms Michigan State College gave Michi- Swimming instruction will be giv- : Field) gan eight places, Stanford four, en Approximately 20 professional and v a i e and Mchigan State three each. clayon Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-' SAVOY ALLEYS OPEN by Patterson and his assistants. amateur riders will participate Inj o the basis of intercollegiate No child under school age will be The first-floor alleys of the Ssthe races sponsored by the Cumber-j r the year, Mc- admitted to the pool unless accom-ivoy bowling establishment on Bailand Tigers Motorcycle Club this1 e United States panied by parents.. timore Street will reopen today afternoon on the Mexico Farms its The softball games will be played ; Savoy Mixed League keglers rolling speedway, beginning at 2 o'clock. joivmnir tcunt tedm rpm Monday through Friday with a live; the first balls. The alle>s were reThe occasion marks the first timel Oljmplc a n k __ in 10 yciu-s that cycling races have! L llcwcn by Scolt LU 1( t e a m w a s team junior league providing the I cently renovated. The All-American jjcen held here Seven events are! ' t ? of Cornell pliinned, with riders taking part 1 Arthur D. Dal Adamson of Texas A. from Clarksburg, W. Va., Vunder- d _ ^v ,. ;'l A - Armbrustcr ol" Iowa, Richard E. Jnmerson of North grit't, Pa., and Washington. ' John Buttcrfleld, of Newport Carolina and Karl B. Michael of Dartmouth. News, Va., .who rode to victory in the expert division of Friday's races Frederick, may also see action B . |ks ; To Hol(,

Henry Westernporc. Resume Alter BAST LANSING, Mich., July 5. PIEDMONT, \V. Va. July 5The!Bees,Wills; St. Gates; Jack Peters; Jim Peter's, Piedmont Hill. Jim Fazenbaker. schedule for the 10'.10-Year Lapse '/PiOhio State University's champ- Tri-Towns recreation program Pat-|, The MondayIslanders week'team ion-studded swimming team cnp- get underway Monday, Larry vs.
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ible to play. 'Ohio State PlacesjTri-Town's Play | The teams and their managers 119 on All-Star Team i Program To Start are: Islanders, Harry Foreman: Sc:

action. Boys up to 16 years are elig-

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8TANTON. Del., July S. (/D :ymi turned on his vaunted speed Mit home stretch today and epped o the front a the world's adins money winning thoroughWed by capturing the mile and oneuarter Sussex Handicap in brack tcord time. The Delaware Park Victory, scorJUNIOR OITT LKAGUK d by ft margin of three and oneSTANDING OF THE CLUBS all lengths over Mrs. Walter M. L. Pel. eJfords1 Natchez, was worth $20,- , i .urns Street 5 .833 50 and sent th six-year-old sonicudinac s 1 .833 J Equestrian's total earnings soar-jBciKhtoi's 4 3 .667 .667 IS t $595,510 and past Assault in > Ml;ir"ltfAVenue'!""!"" 3 .500 .333 2 he bankroll contest. Assault has EaM Side .000 Kline's 1 on *576,870 Tor second place. .000 Cassino 0 With little Conn McCrcary handCAMES THIS 1TI.F.K rig the reins. Stymie carried his J op weight of 128 pounds like a William* street Moll flCadlllno vs. eather. running the distance In I Furl Hill Upper) .02 2-6 under the silks of Mrs. Kimc'n r. Itedmcn (Porb H01I Tuesday ~thcl D. Jacobs. The time was Maryland Avenua vs. BciKhtol'* irce-fiftha of a second faster than (B'ort Hill Upper) Wednesday he track standard held by Croydon East Sld TS. Canslno (East td) nco 1942. Klint'.i vs. WUlliuns Street 'Fort HJU ppcrj The estimated crowd of 25,000 had :!men( Fort o much confidence in Stymie that Cadillac vs. r Thursday H>H) taey made htm the oclds-on choice Kiwit Side vs. Maryland Avamw take down the major share of (Fort Hill Upper) 1'rliia.y he $29.900 purse. As the result he Bcl|fhtol' vi. Cftsalno (Fort Mill TJppr) aid only 3.50, *2.50 and $2.30 :TOS& the board. At the finish he The surging Redmen will clash ad Natchez soundly beaten with with the Cadillac at Fort Hill field Sanford Stud Farms' Round >ew another half-length baclc in Wednesday in the feature attraction fatrd plae*. on the Junior City Softball League's eight-game card for the week. The Redmen will tune up for this '.ntpire _, . Stake*... | City .. i important contest, by meeting the imporuuic contest. y meeting MIC I alien oy rnaltmx\ improved Kline Grocers tomorrow KEW YORK, July 5 tfp>Phalanx at Fort Hill. et hi* usual fancy fire to the Another headliner gam brings .retch turn of the Jamaica race together Williams Street and the rack today lo win the Empire City CacliUixD tomorrow on the Tort Hill takes and move far out In front in upper diamond. The winner of this scramble for the season'* three i m t will b In ole possession of first ear old championship. place, as both clubs are tied for the Chalking irp his fourth straight top rung t present. rlnbeginning with the Belmont Kake*the gentleman from Virrini am supping up from last Offset Goal Posts Are >lac to gallop home over his favAdopted By All-America rit* race track by two lengths. And hi* time, the $38,500 paycheck mov- BALTIMORE, July 6 (fP) Offiid him up into the turf's bis? league rieht. up to 25th on the list of cials of the All-America Professional Conference At, Its general ctn(t' nil-time hlifh money win- Football here approved seven rules ners with a bnnk account of $275,010. meeting It was n exceptionally pleasant changes proposed by the coaches. Mew for the 32.314 rash customers. One authorized offset goal posts, >cc-.iMr they hud bet him dosvn to placed six feet behind the goal line with the cross bar extended over 3 40 lor $" in the mutucls. J=> U W I I J not. ^ n i* v (l. 11 ii,,..-> i.v... But* why 1117^. Awkward Miss from the stripe. Tt was one of several , the King Ranch of Robert J. Klc-! recommended fco curb player injuries. Derjr. Jr.. came hustllrift along in a nurry in the last quarter mile to An expected deal which would ake second money by half n length have sent Steve Juzwik, former iver John Watts' Harmonica, who Notre Dame back, from Buffalo to cut out all the early pace with Tide Chicago Eockets failed to materiallips, then wearied in the run home, ize. Juzwlk has said he want* to play in the Windy City, his home town.

NEW MONEY KINGStymie's brilliant home stretch drive brought him home three length* ahead of Natchez In the Sussex handicap at Delaware Park yesterday, making him the world's lead-

ing money winning thoroughbred with total earnings of $595,510. Little Conn McCreary piloted Stymie to a new record ol 2:02 2/5 for the mile and a quarter distance.

Junior City Clubs Records F a l l Western Maryland, Short Gap To Meet Battle For Lead

In AAU Track Event In West

FRANKFORT DISTRICT I.KAdfE STANDING OP THE Cl.lISS Sllort Gap 6 Lcgoin 7 Brokers 4 Independents 4 4 Dixie 3 Western Maryland ..2 7 CAMK T O D A V Western Maryland at Short Gup

Steve Seymour Cracks O1<1 U. S. Javelin Mark And Cinderiiieii Set Three

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Paul Walters will be bstck to defend his title of lost year which he won at Cash Valley Road. Homer Stieivstoffer, the only local rider in the event, may not participate because of an injured foot. Armbustcr's sound system will be used with Jim Raupach and John Ankeney alternating at the "mike." This race is the only one which the local club will sponsor this year. Raupach said that the club intends to hold future races at Mexico Farms if the track and crowds justify doing so. He added that the club also plans to hold midget auto races here.

Edge In Fight Today

STOCKHOLM, July 5 (fp> Joe Baksi of Kulpmont, Pa., will have a six-pound edge over Ollie Tandberg, Swedish Heavyweight Boxing King, when they battle tomorrow for the right to be named the next opponent of World Champion Joe Louis. At today's weigh-in, Baksi registered 214 pounds while Tandberg was listed at 208 pounds. Although the American, who opened his European tour in April by stopping British Champion Bruce Woodcock, is the heavier he is about three and a half inches shorter than Tandberg.

TODAY
2 P.M.

New Records
By SKIPPER PATRICK

LINCOLN, Nebr., July 5, (/P) Unheralded Steve Seymour, 26year-old Los Angeles osteopath, threw the javelin 248 feet 10 inches for a new American record as the country's finest cinder stars leveled a strong assault at toe record books in the National AATJ Track and Field championships here today. Seymour's record, which bettered the old American and Olympic marks by ten feet 3 inches, was one of three new marks established in senior competition today which showed greatly improved performance in practically every event over the meet n year ago. An estimated 15,000 fans who braved humid, 90 degree weather, cheered Texas sprint stars, who had failed to make the grade in individual events, to a pair of relay records. Tcxana Arthur Harndon, Don Sparks, A. Small and Jerry Thompson, representing the San Antonio AO, whittled 3.4 seconds off the American and AATJ 2,900-meter medley relay record as they traveled the distance in 7:04.3. The old record was 7:07.7 set by the San Francisco Olympic Club in 1841. The San Antonio AC 400-meter relay team of Texas University's Perry Samuels, Allen La/wler and Charley Parker and Bill Martlenson of Baylor was clocked in 40.9 seconds, one tenth of a second under the AAU record established by the New York AC in 193B. Harrison Dillard, the nation's great hurdles star from BaldwinWallace College, was ths only double winner of the day, Dillard equalled his own AAU 200-meter hurdles record of 23.3 seconds made at San Antonio, Texas, last year, and won the 110-meter highs in 14 seconds flat, two-tenths better than his winning time a year ago.

The Frunki'ort District Softball League has a lone game scheduled lor today, Western Maryland playing at Short Gap. Should Short Gap win, it will move a half game ahead I of the runnersup Bidgeley Legion. Last Wednesday a new loop rec-j ord for the season in extra inning | g'ames was set when Short Gap and; the Independents battled to a 7-71 draw in a game called at the end of i 14 frames becausis of darkness. : The schedule for this week fol-1 lows:Monday Independents vs. Jjegion (Bidgeley High field). TuesdayWestern Maryland vs. Brokers (High school field). Wednesday Dixie vs. Independents (High school field). ThursdayLegion at Short Gap. FridayDixie vs. Western Maryland (High school field).

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Bareis Moves To Finals Fort Cumberland Tourney

Defeating Marvin Inge, 1 up on the 18t;h hole, Frank Bareis yesterday advanced w the finals o the second flight of the Fort Cumberland <BoW Ghib'ji spring tournament. Th title wffl b* decided thio morning when Brei elashe* wit*. Charley Fisher. The championship flight disdem is ulso at ttaka today, Elmer Lawrence and John Rowan are scheduled to kee oK t 1 p. m. In ti 36-hol title event. Fred Stitcher la th victor in Bilrd-fllght competition.

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COLUMBIA, S. C., July 5 <f\ It was a touch garfish that grabbed Bobby Neely's bait. It pulled the 175-youih into Broad river and then tried to chew off his hand. Ncely, 15, was fishing the lazy msn's way. He had tied the line to his foot and was half asleep on rock. "Just when T wasn't expecting it, something hooked my line find pullet; me into the water," the youngster said. "I was .sure scared, and all "i could think of was how to get out . Ever? time I started to climb out, gomethlns; would jerk at the line nd dras; me back into the river. I finally rot back and started to pull Mi the line. "But I pulltd too fust, for ns soon s I saw the durnecl thing it Drubbed rriv hand and started to chew It," N'M-ly related. "It was A three and one-half foot garfish with plenty of t*pth in that long Jaw."

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