Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 42

SPORTS. THE EV ENING STAR. WASHINGTON, DO, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932, SPORTS k On Almost Standout in Derby : Tunney Calls Sharkey Poor Betting Risk UNIVERSE IS ADDED 10 DOUBTFUL LIST Cassidy Horse Third Popular | Nominee to Meet With Misfortune. roJohn Blick FWhibk 110107 97 L.Owen 83 83 94 Totals... 543 w1 m Lucky T.Lobnes | PiShugrue CHiger... 111 E.Burton C. ROBERT KAY, [ zotais.. s | Ennd i i BY Assoclated Press Staff Writer. Bowlmg Results In City Tourn WOMEN, CLASS A TEAMS. Rendezvous, al L.Young.. Totals Grand to CLASS B TEAV OUISVILLE, Ky, May 5— Disastrous pre-derby train- ing campaigns of three leading eligibles have re- sulted in Mrs. L. G. Kaufman's Tick On becoming almost standout favorite to capture fifty-eight Kentucky Derby Churchill Downs Saturday. The latest derby nominee ove: taken by misfortune is T. M. Cas sidy’s Universe, which was slight lame today after wrenching Jjoint in his left foreleg in a wor out yesterday. Uriverse, winner of the Wood Memorial at Jamaica, is secondary favorite to Tick On in the future book odds. ard, vet “good possib could start in the De: e shaking th War Dept o408 o7 4 #8113 3 65 457 454 Grand total, 1.998 the at but the rail- nom his P Universe is withdrawn from Derby, he will be the third rank contender e training camp: newal of the historic $50,000 sta Shandon Farm’s Bur cipal hope of the West while racing at (hr‘ Downs Saturday, and Top Flight, nitney’s lead- ing juvenile of was with- drawn from the y running fourth in the Wood \If"nrv al, which Universe w Tick On, though beaten in his only start of the year, is favorite on the basis of his two-year-old winnings of $57,350 and as a result of his demonstrating | top form in workouts at the Downs, Tick On was given his final intensive Derby prep vesterday, working the full Derby distance of a mile and a quarter in 2:07. Only a short morning gallop the day before the race remains to top off his training. OL. E. R. BRADLEY'S Burgoo King and Brother Joe also wound up their intensive t.ramrg Burgoo Mt King going the mile and a quarter in | H.JCrawy 128 Tio 105 2:08 and Brother Joe in 2:09. The |Qaither... 11 ‘“{“ randon Stable's Brendon Mint worked | Saflener the distance in 2:0935 and R. M. E:u.~ Crawles man’s Cathop in 2:094% The Three D's Stable's Lmeny Limited, which has suffered from sore | heels on and off for the last 10 da appeared today 1o have entirely recover- ed. Trainer Johnny Schoor said the % il Limited e certain Derby starter, |3 Smith... 111136 1 and “wise " have set him down as f 5 B Slecner which Tighs weke b on Dery || Eolais.. B35 50pi0e day and capture the big prize. Calonial Ice Cream Mrs. John Hey Whitney's Derby pair, | Wetzel 8112 111 Stepenfetchit and Over Time, worked a | r;;?};fm ",", 1% 8 mile and an eighth together in 1:55 yes- | Roenvere. 123100 88 terday to complete their training. Vet. | Depuly 103 93 88 eran jockeys will b aboard the Whitney 535 513 488 pair saturday, L. Ensor on Stepenfetchit and Earl Sande on Over Time. Racing fans have seen the last of the Derby starters in actual competition until the Derby itself is run. R. W., Collins’ Thistle Ace wes the onls possibility which raced yesterday. Magee.... 106106137 ning third in a mile event for 3-y | 505 543 52 olds. No probable starters are on the | Grand fotal 1400 Downs card today, and it is extremely | Times-Herald, unlikely any will race tomorrow, the Bahluflr 103 & @ay before the Derby. H Toomey Mandley Totals La . 113105126 Totals. . 5 Grand total, R: Tot: 554 522 510 ey 4‘ 1595 ioh 101 108 109 81128 100 108 C. &P, Jarman Hliard CLI Peoples Drug Store Edmonston 102 108 86 Briles 101 91107 Robinson.. 90 134 102 | Hamilton'. 106 114 90 493 150 442 iotal, 1.304 2 In Men’s Bowlmfl K.L.i amond, Cab Totals nd 119 131 127 100 168 138 91 82 06 53 80 106 107 93 113 510 561 877 1,640 anaronbataaRamN o>, TaowoE* gTaaEATY I Fawsett First, Cook Is Apple Blossom Event. WINCHESTER, Va., May ington places 112 94 86 9 second orar. Tt Ap oot today C. C. Faws apion, was \rst, and Parker Cook, president of the Gun Club. was second Fawsett had a score of 99x100 followed by Cook d champion ginia and 07 126 101 116 498 467 455 1:420 No Totals rand total butors 8 H H 5 Wilson and Frank Bur- 91 07 g 111104 ToWs with 88 B VIRGINIA NlNE STRONG Can Lose Anl and Still Sport Fine Record. UNIVERSITY, Va. May 5—Vir- ginia's base ball team, which goes to North Carolina this week end for the aunual two-game series, has made the | finest showing of any Cavalier nine in many seasons. It can lose all its re- maining games and still emerge with the best record since the crack club of 1924, which won nine contests in a row. The Cavaliers have won 10 games and have lost only 1. Six more ga re main to be played. The Tarheel nine will be faced first in Chapel Hill on Fridey afternoon and then in Greens- | | bore on Saturd B EARL WEBB iIGBATOBY Earl Webb of the Red Sox hes been I’Ehue ball L\ufim and has played on | L different Remaining Games of olme ... MeGolrick . L Dacki c E 3 N 3 J I J M o J 3 Lyddzne Lawrence Rebholts Almony R Scheiling & staniy .. T M_Pa Jarre Totals B DOUE irry 1ce Cream 8593 0 Burrows Pascal Crane Baird Crane en Holbrook 99 Bailey..... Totals Grand total, Totals 1o Totels. ™ G E. Vists Levy Deg (.u dbers: Rubinion. . 438 474 486 Grand total 1,398. CLASS C TEAMS. .../LONE NEW LEADER IN'PIN TOURNEYS 8 111 96 124 104 108 98 97 96 B4 86 91 91 490 495 495 | tal. 1,480. 97 in Set of 388. 114 104 121 IR 07 112 103 | 1 490 801 3% EW important changes from the rolling last the two current resulted night in Washington City duckpin tournaments. In the men’s tourney at Convention Hall the only new leader was the Vista No. 2 team, pennant winner in ish Community Center Leagu Vista rolled 1,583, to take the | class E. The Vista No. 1 team, runn the Hebrew Interclub League, second in class C, with 1,718, wi the Jew- te. lead in | | Vista No. 2 Team Goes Ahead| in Class E—Megaw Turns The | er-up in placed hile Red Megaw rolled 388 in class A singles to take second place. Joe Pricci with 387, for fourth, with 381. Caroline Hiser featured the at_the Columbla, with a 343 set. followed. and Jack Wolstenholme tied bowling | that | gave her third piace in class A singles. | The John Blick team went into a tie for, third place among_the tedms, with 1,531 for the on change. R. Reichard Whalley Comnton c Fol R i 112 98 96 85 116121 Doubles. CLASS A class A ly other 108—325 —302 107129 99| 110 84123 T Grand Cox..... Mayo. Totals Grand Vita Frisoni Totals Grand Megaw Pacin Totals Grand 227 248 260 tot 738 103 111 . Sioaint 5203 212 802 101 98 107 107 128 100 208 226 318 Grand fotal. .. ..850 CLASS B 116 96138 Leone 94113127 Ganna Totals Grand ewman Totels. . 2 nd tot tot Maley Marcellino Totals 107123 111 131181 88 238304 190 total 01 Donaldson. 113 106 98 Ellett 93109 113 Klne Miller 08 08215208 Totals 103101 103 84 95 93 | Holmes asm !I7 113 97 99 Rose 100 94 97 Totals... 195 194 104 Grand total... cLAss e 99 85110 iBer. L 93108 90 Gulli Totals Grand tof 192 193 200 tot 5 76 103 100 o © 94123109 Eppley Hayghe 17 nz:s 200 Totals Grand tot Pizza Guytaer Totals Grend ney 100 rishorn 107 Totals Grand tot CLASS D. 1108 Burpows Bovle T Gi Totten. Bencend'r. uu Totals. . 162185184 Totals Grand total.....561 Grand tot CLASS E. . 86136 87 Austin . 98105 90 Cotwals 184231 177 total 592 110110 91 108 110 117 218 220208 total Harna... | Holland. otals rand tot! Tanell 128 93 108 | Gibson. Wassman 104 101 103 | Dutrow 510535 Totals als 1597 | Grand cLAss B 98105 98 McC'br'ge 101116 97 Wetzel 199 231 198 | sweeney i3 | Laske H 18 99117 91 509 813 o3 | 87 85 m 7100 | 124 88| 8 9911 479 508 562 otal. 1,546 No. 11 Totals et 8y Raberison Dodge. Totals 1 _Distributors 3 80 96 B (l. 8 No 5 93 Grand total SLES. CLASS A Grand tota 1 14 T Lol a zxi:T: 103 I | al. ... 077 504 06 86 102 1107 110 4 Grand total 81 108100 | 210 B89 pamblin woflam Warner 193 237 287 | Toi 591 | 95 85100 | ponaldson 117130 116 190 184 211 5108 | 1 al 119 w 50 90 20 al 80 102 2 98103 182 194 197 total ... 573 al.....557 [ 176 204 m ...B54 104 111 138 5 113 O.‘!fid tot 655, Rt | 189 228 18| . 19 95 'W 1 98123138 | 7 .zum\ total 90 83 87 123 91 88 | 213174 170 . B4 96 79 116 97 81| FISHING BY ED DECKER Flycasting Position No.l. ESTERDAY you practiced whip- ping 20 feet of line forward and backward until you got the “feel” of the line and could lay it out in any desired direction With the rod held at the forward position and the line straight out Iflw lwrme HAND STRIP LINE FROM AsEL on the water strip several feet of line from the reel with the left hand before you retrieve it As you make the back cast, the resistance of the water will draw this extra line through the rings, and you must allow a little more time for the line to straighten out behind you. Also bear in mind that the rod must not stand at a greater angle than 45 degrees be- What are your fishing or camping problems? ‘Write them to “Fishing.” in care of The Star, inclosing self-addressed, stamped enve- lope. hind you. Attempt to stop it when it is vertical and you will find it will go back to about this angle Try counting one-two-three (one forward, two raise tip, three back swing), timing cast as a musician unts his beats. This will give you greater rhythm and smoothness in casiing. Don't forget to save these lessons until you have a complete sot. Tomorrow—More fly casting les- sons. 126 124 124 96129 88 2 253 712 -°105 102 110 90 95116 Kane . Grofi.] b 95116 116 11 130 108 . 207236222 | nd total 85 Woleion 101 ‘o4 108 Totads.. 200 205 216 Grand total, 621, Monk E. Steele.. Groff..... Totels Grand Belk Hancock .. 103108 93 90 108 Totals.. 711193200 | Grand total, 604. W.Darling 90 107 128 ADarling 106 112 107 Totals. Grand total, 850. Jacobs Schelling. Smith 91108 Geib 204 208 219 total. 628, 83104 114 Rt Totals Grand Lattin Herbert Totals Grand Wilson Gartner eal 212 636. . 94102 98 38l 8 101105 93 Totals.. 23431 Grand tota Tripp..... 109 sx 108 George... 113 94 118 Totals.. 232185 223 630, 30 Totels Grand Barber Painter. .. total 167 120 110 97 89 119 128 Totals.. 197 309 220 225 Grand’ total, otal, 663. Donaldson §1 Gardner. . Totals Grand Sherwood. Chipouris. 192 167 576, 28 101 1110 104 Totals.. 182 198 205 Qrand’ total. 585. 88 105 114 Totals.. 222 Grand tota Robin 92112 97 Beetaters. 128 104 131 Totals., 215216218 Grand' total, 64 Bitenger.. 104 101 98 Folger.... 108128 144 6212 Totals.. 212326 242 605 Grand' total, cLASS D 58 0009 A Lyon 108115 111 R. Lyon zn* 21420 W.Dldson 122 235 237 Totals.. 239 238 237 Grand total, 711 107 114 104 82 108 tals.. 301 Grand tota; Hughes Hardie.. .. Tullll . 123 90101 93 97 Totals. . 21 Grand total, Offenbers. 111 Recker 7 1 601 n 108 92 ‘u-s 109 108 119 Totals.. 215200 224 Grand' total. 639, Robbins.sr. 91101 82 Robbins.ir 105 8 135 Totals.. 204 179 250 Grand total, 633 Timpe 84102118 Nelson 87 91 95 Totals.. 196 190 217 Grand total. 603 Mason.... 100107 119 Vessey 101102 85 Totals . 201 203 204 Grand’ total, Totals Grand total, 574. cu\ss x. 127 92 g8 228 203 182 613. Henry Pinn Huggins P. Sm! Totals Grand total, LEAGUE CUTS PRICES. DURHAM, N. C, May 5 (#— Directors of the Piedmont League voted to reduce the general admission price | from 50 cents to 35 cents for men and 25 cents for women and children. Pimlico Spring Meeting May 2 to 16 (Charity Day) I First Race 2 P.M., Admission, §1.50 Special train, B. & O. R. R, Lvs. Washington 12:05 P.M. Frequent Trains Penna. R. R. and W. B. & A. Electric Line. Terms—Balance Easy Payments 90 Days ERghREs 288 ‘ 4 1234 144 ST..NW. 624 PA.AVE.SE SWING ARE PRICED REDICULOUSLY Guaranteed Unconditionaly 12 to 24 Months S TO. 'Y 134 111 107 | 5120 | s Baiat 171 198 210 | HAS SKILL PUNCH, ¢ LACKS STABILITY Gene Sees Trouble for Jack in Schmeling’s Courage, | Steadfastness. | BY WALTER TRUMBULL. EW YORK, May 5—Gene Tunney was playing squash rackets at the Park Avenue Club. To see the retired heavyweight champion perform, no average spectator would be- lieve he has been playing the game only a short time. His co- ordination of hand and eye is remarkable, and he is fast on his feet. Tunney was asked about vari- ous newspaper articles, in which he was made to pick Sharkey over Schmeling. | “How could I pick Sharkey?” he said. “He is too uncertain. From a | betting standpoint he would be a poor | risk. Sharkey is a better boxer than Schmeling, he knows more and he can | hit a little harder. In the first three | rounds of their former fight he out- | classed Schmeling so badly that I be- | gan to feel sorry for the German. But | ne Shlrkevs disposition is against him You don't know what he will do.” OW lbnut Srhmellng"' ‘Schmeling is a fellow who can take a punch, and he is game all the way through. He may not be & man who can adapt himself to qulck changes of plan to suit varying onditions, but once he has adopted a plnn of battle, he will stick to it. He an aggressive, plodding fighter— c(end.(asl would be a better word. No matter how things are going, he will ‘not become discouraged. He takes ad- vantage of his opportunities, but he does not make them—doesn't feint an opponent into an opening. “But he is an intelligent fellow and showed tremendous jmprovemen® against Stribling. His courage, his de- termination and his stamina are going to make him a very tough opponent for Sharkey Did you ever change your plan of battle while actually fighting? “Certainly I remember one bout where I had made up my mind that the way to beat a certain opponent was to step outside of his left hook. I started stepping back and he started popping me on the chin. I had to change my plans or get knocked out.” HAT makes you think that Schmeling is not a deadly hit- ter2” “If he were, he would have stopped Stribling long before he did. He doesn’t, for example, shoot a right to the jaw with all his weight behind it He gets in close and drops his right on an opponent. It is almost a chop. He is a good hitter, but not a great hittes Tunney's idea of the Schmeling- Sharkey affair appears to be the same as that held by a number of others conversant with the boxing game. They feel that Sharkey has class, but that he |also has about the stability of quick- silver. What counts in the ring is not Iatent ability, but actual performance The one fact they have to go on is that | Western, East‘em Clash on May 17 HE Western-Eastern base ball game, listed as the opener in the high school champlonship se- ries, that was prevented by rain will be played on May 17, it was announced today The contest will have an impor- tant bearing on the title series as it is Western that is pressing Fast- ern for the honor: Schmeling will put up the very best battiefof which he is capable, and that he is a pretty capable young man with the heart of a lion and the persistence of a bulldog. ERSONALLY, we believe that Max Schmeling is not only an intelligent young man, but a much faster thinker than most of them give him credit for being. Steadfastness may be one of his greatest traits, but he uses his head in the ring for other purposes than to block punches. He has always adapted his style o that of the man he was fighting and has done it pretty effec- tively. As far as Sharkey Is concerned, we believe, with William Muldoon, that he has the natural attributes of a cham- plon, with the single exception of tem- perament. He can be a great fighter, when his disposition doesn't betray him. The hardest opponent for Sharkey to overcome is Sharkey. “What about these stories that you may return to the ring?” Tunney was asked “That's sheer nonsense,” he said; “the odds on that wager are $10.000 to & dime. I have never even given it & thought. You know that. Gene Tunney always will be inter- ested in boxing. but he has left pro- fessional fighting far back of him on the trail which leads to other things. YOUNG VAN,IN PRELIM IS FISTIC ATTRACTION Knockout Sensation Will Seek Seventh Straight in Bout With Burns Tuesday. ARREN VAN SCIVER, light- 5 heavy and Washington's best prospect in the prize ring will try for his seventh straight knockout victory next Tuesday night in a four-round preliminary of the Portner Arena card at Alexandria His opponent will be K. O. Burns of Baltimore, who last week, at Portner's, defeated Sammy Britt. Although Van Sciver—or Young Van. to use his ring name—is down for a preliminary, he will be possibly the. outstanding attraction of the show,® which will feature three eight-rounders Billy Landers will meet Benny Schwartz, Ken Overlin will face Joe Smaliwood and Billy Strickler will meet Billy Fiemster. In a four-round opener Marino Marini will oppose Donald First. 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