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NEW YORK IAPI-sllead Man. his perfect three-yeai'-old record .tIll intact thanks to a successful not claim. cntrains for Louisville llnnday whore hc'll join Career ilov to give C. V. Whitney a power- Iul one-two punch in the May 5 running of the 3125.000 Kentucky llmliy.

The stretch-running roan son of right Thirty w a beaten 2v: muilts by Golf Ac? a non-derby rltjltiile, In the l'A-mile &6l.000 llnmd Mcnioisial at Jamaica Satur- Ii Ix

tint. almost before the last of the twirl of eight three-year-olds had wmshed the race. Eddie Arcaor lII(ll.',CCl a claim of four against tony Dcspirito. who was up on (.nIf Ace from the Winding Way I li'lI!. He claimed Golf Ace car'- -Icd Head Man wide as the Whit- vwv colt made his bid for the lead In eighth of a mile from home.

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After looking at the pictures and deliberating for 10 minutes. the stewards agreed with Eddie. So Arcaro will go after his sixth iKentucky Derby triumph aboard a colt who has won all three star .' this year Hllll scents to be improv- lug with each outing. The time for the Wood was 1:50 1-5. only one- Iifth of a second slower than Cor- ralaiion's stake record.

Head Man was the only eligible horse who showed enough in either the Wood or Lauri:-l's Chesapeake Stakcsva mile and one-sixteenth race for tlirco-ycItt'-oiils-to rate a trip to Ucrbytown.

Frosty Mix. not eligible for any 3! the triple crown races unless he is made a supplementary entry for the Prcakncss and Belmont Stakes, turned in a real surprise in the Chesapeake. llc boat King- maker. eligible only for the Preak- neas..by a length and paid a whopping s200.80 for 52.

Harness Horse Owner Dies

lltBl.'lI'.V. Ric IAIN ---Cliarics I1. Hill 84. lIai'nc5s race enthusiast. who unis owncd the pacer Single '1' . (llf'fl Friday.

lllll was one of Maine's first nutinnnhlle dcalers. lie also man- ni;tctiII'cd lmscball hats at one mm and sold his products to big lr:l,'Il(' plitycrs.

5l'lqlP G sol a worldis meet reinrd of 2 ill for a half mile track It lxalaniaznn. MIch.. in i918.

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Nnboriy on ihp New Yolk Yankees ball club wnmg:,; very much All nt them are lull of fun and pranks. even be- tween pitches Sports Editor Andy O'Brien re-

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SAN JUAN. Puertn Rico (AFL- A Brooklyn man .'IrI-lied early Thursday and was told his hotel room would not be ready for five hours. so he wont tishing- and es- tablished a world record by catch- ing a 756-pound marlin on an 80-

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Unbeaten Teams Topple In Saturday's Baseball Games

downed Brooklyn 3-l. Friend gaw- up only a single. double Hnfl char- ley Neal's homer while Dale Long

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Eighteen batters produced 10 Jingles. I triple. two doubles and two walks in the big inning. Art Dittmar hurled a one-hitter. -

In the National League. Milwau- its first. 6-5 to St. Louis. Wally Moon's two-out single in the seventh scored Stan Musial from second with the winniii run.

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Catcher Ed Fitzgerald led an it - hit Washington assault with three as the Senators dcfcatcd Bal- timore it-4. Detroit edged Cleve-

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MONTREAL (CPI --Joan PlISlC', lrnliicking athlete of a score nl lycars ago, died Saturday in hus- , 'tal of I heart ailment. He was 43 '

l A inrmrr player with Monti-t-at I('anadiens and New York Rangers 'ot the National Hockey League, Pns-ie's showmanship performan- rcs became widely known and relished in other fields of sport. as well. in both Canada and the United States.

lie became I prof:-ssional unus- ilcr and boxer-always willing to challenge anybody any lintc- and had a fling at semi-pro has:-ball and lacrosse.

The colorful young gimit, who was six feet tall and in-Iglu-ii aroiind 200 pnunds. was generally it-nnceded to make up in Irm- pcstuousncss and pct-mitricitws Iwhat he lacked in athletic fincs-so and ability.

Little was heard of lnm in re- cent years in Montreal. nhcrc he- had been living. He was lakcu to Tioytil Vittoria liospilnl 'lilImxil;Iv .nir.zht and his condition Ilwu unc onnsidctwi virtually hopeless.

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