European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 16, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page 19 be irked by Rock on Preakness track ii Trainer Horatio ii nning b of Mori Italy strewn Oyer the l threatened to Vittora Vess j the rack is a  celled Ai scheduled workout for and said if won t Loffi rior is tra Fol inter item id no Keeshig 4 the triple Lutero he r talked by Telephone to y George Pope jr., owner of to eco deadly and that he had Given  full authority and left the judgment up to  whether the Gray Colt will try to add the Preakness to his to Jerby Victory. The Bel Mont ii ext Ino nth completes the triple or in for 3-year-Olds, the rocks showed up in new Sand put on tiie cd sunday Pill co _ officials said pm one had overlooked sifting it. 31iey sent rout Crews to pick out stones Byj hand tand machine i Luro said he sent a stable hand to in Spect the track before working decidedly Aadi he came Back  enormous Stone i got up and galloped around  self and i came Back with a pocketful of crocks withdrawal of decidedly he cancelled the workout As did the trainers of two other Preakness probables roman line and Redan who were the first to finish behind decidedly in the Derby May 5. Luro expressed bitterness that i metco put Down the new Sand for the Benefit of providing a fast track for rival Redan. The track was fast it was Superb Satur Day said Luro. You can t change it Over night just to suit a particular horse.". He said he timed greek Money another Preakness probable in 48 and 1/5 for the last half mile in winning saturday s free. So How much faster do you want it asked Luro. He refused an offer by Pill co manage ment to exercise decidedly Between races during the afternoon. He does t need the excitement reeked Luro. I want to keep him quiet not stir him  while the rocks were giving Pamlico officials a Nightmare they also received word from John Gaver Greentree stable Trainer not to expect Cyrano for the 5190,000-ad ded race. Gaver decided that after Cyrano finished third in the Withers mile last saturday the Colt was t up to the mile and three sixteenths Preakness. Meanwhile Jaipur Winner of the Withers mile at Aqueduct saturday will be banned to Baltimore thursday for the Preakness. Trainer Bert mul Holland said the George b. Widener Colt win be Ridden by Bob us Sery. T i ill Raf Jcj a a. A p f b.memwatfle1 ror 12 remaining positions in 500 hskj&e1 i a Drivers Kyj it  pm Kab Steeil that could mean Field Speedway veterans As Jim Hurtubise Jim Rathmann Troy Rutt Man Eddle Sachs Bill Cheesbourg Don Freeland. Lloyd Ruby Chuck Stevenson Jac Jturner Paul Gold Smith ant Gehe Harley. With a cars entered it is pos sible Somei bumping will occur during the frantic Rush next week eed a barring1 sad weather which might cancel most of the weekend qualifying and leave the Field unfilled with necessity of extra qualifying times later a handful of slower cars in the 21-car Field up to now might be shoved out by Speed a.  /. T one driven by Norman Hall iwas wrecked and is  a Law a nos already were , the comfortable averages a of re in and filth another Welc of prep of i 1 t. F 4i, familiar n Phil 1 to to. The of South Carolina is Noe he tvs Iven a basketball n who had seven successive seasons Jat Juif Gina. Poly ins Tittlie of the Southern succeeds Bob Stevens lie Atlantic coast conference Caro vitalized in serious on detion Fronta i sunday Accident English Driver passes the Only foreign Driver entered Jack Pairman of England passed his driving test monday and will be eligible to try to get into Thefield an eight Cylinder rear engined car owned by Jack Kimberly of Chicago. Eacman a car is a duplicate of the one that Rookie Dan Gurney got into the Field saturday. Three others passed their driving tests Loy Graham of East Aurora -n.y., that mouser of Omaha  of Salem id. T. Vowing other action Len Button of Portland  ran his car 54 laps at an average Speed of better than146 . To see How far he could drive on a full Load of fuel How Ever he was forced to Cut the test Short because of a worn tire. Wins pole position Driver Parnett Jones left confers with j. O. Agajanian after winning the pole position for the famed Indian Apolis "500" race by becoming the first Man to crash the 160-mile per hour Barrier at the Speedway. Using a car owned by Agajanian Jones posted a qualifying average of 150,370 . Each of the four laps took less than a minute. Up photo big ten schools hold intr squad games inference not announce t who Hist would Matthews is Virginia Recti it spice Isab a iia Nied Tot won Southern conference � the year Honor a Dis  mfr Lotf a 4 a .1_stevens at South Minneapolis a the maroons manned by firsthand second stringers Defeated the Whites a Reserve contingent 23-7, in an in tra squad game which wound up Spring football practice for Minnesota s Rose bowl  Victory did not come easily for the maroons despite their experience the game was tied 7-7, until the maroons scored at safety and then pushed across two fast touchdowns in " the fourth Quarter. 5 l quarterback Duane Blaska heir apparent to All America Sandy winds up Grid drills. -3r to v a ithe 31-year-old former Canadian a a Jujj ii a vcjul3r t i of year Oja lorme Uana Oia Legreat can do the Job As a top flight  football league. Hampered by a sore Arm Eteh Yerry Lead his troubles but finished Strong pitching to three straight victories at the end of the  signed the no. 2 quarterback Charlie Johnson and feels the ,23-year-old new Mexico state Grad has great it 4fi" Tii v.1,5 s. To expressed their Confidence in Etcheverry last week by then i Heino 2 signal caller. Season for -1.275 Yards season run nine seasons in the a Yards and 183 touchdowns.60 per cent of his passes for More Stephens vacated spot threw a 64 Yard touchdown pass to end John Campbell for one Maroon score and set up another with a 62-Yardthrow to Bill Van Der Bill. Other Maroon touchdowns were scored by Jim Cairns on a 30-Yard pass from alternate quarterback Paul Ramseth and a Yard plunge by fullback Dick enga. Freshman Center Frank Marchlewski tackled Stan Sajle in the end zone for the safety. Bob Sadek passed 33 Yards to Dan Drexler for the Whites Lone score. Madison wis. A Sopho More quarterback Harold Brandt guided a hard running Cardinal squad to a 21-14 Victory Over the White team in the intr squad game which marked the end of Wisconsin s Spring football practice. 4 featuring the running of full Back Gerald mkt annoy and half Back Gary Kroner the Cardinal team scored in each of the final three quarters to win. Brandt a Lethander from Hins Dale m., was the Best passer on the Field hitting eight of 10 for57 Yards. Seniors Ron Vonder Kelen and Fohn fabry Quarter backed the White squad. Vander Kelen being j groomed As the successor to Bon Miller completed three of eight passes playing with a splint on his injured right thumb. Fabry connected for two of six Toaale Iowa City up an 80-Yard Kickoff return and a 67-Yard for Ward and lateral pass play High lighted the Iowa alumni varsity football game which the varsity won 21-14. Sammie Harris Iowa s floating halfback turned in the 80-Yard scoring sprint for the Hawks win Ning touchdown in the final period. The alumni with Al time great Kenny p1 o e n Quarter hacking wound up the scoring when Ploen passed to Jerry reichow who la Geraled to Ivory Mcdowell for a67-Yard scoring play. The varsity took a 13-0 halftime Lead with Bobby Grier booming Over from five Yards out in the first period and fullback Joe Wil Liams bolting Over from the 2-Yard Stripe in the second Quarter Grier s score was set up when the alumni were called for pass interference on the 10-Yard Stripe. Grier went Over from the 5. The alumni scored tin the Early minutes of the final period when Ploen sneaked Over from one Yard out and Moore kicked the extra Point. Minoso placed by cards on disabled list St. Louis the St. Louis cardinals monday place outfielder Minnie Minoso out with a Skull fracture on the disabled list for 30 Days opening & place on the clubs 25-Man roster. A club spokesman said Minaso s place eventually would be filled but the club had no immediate plans for bringing a player from the minors. Trade talks doubtless will be renewed. T baseball commissioner Ford frock has approved the move. Charley James a Olgh handed hitter and Doug Clemens batting from the left Side have been Tak ing Minoso s place. Both Are hit Ting for High averages but tote redbirds were counting heavily cot the 39-year-old cuban for badly needed right handed Power to keep the club in the Pennant race Over the Long haul. Minoso was expected to be out at least six weeks. He also suffered a fracture of a Bone in the right wrist which has been place Din a cast. The fiery Veteran no ran head Long into the Concrete Wall in left Field Friday night showed slight improvement and a Able to take solid food for the first time. Robinson will get alumnus of year award at Urcla los Angelois up base Ball Hall of Famer Jackie Robin son an Alteme Ticla athletic Star has been named the Schoofs Alum Nus of the year. The Dickson achievement award will be presented to Robinson at the first Urcla anniversary Day Celebration May 19. Robinson named to the Hall of Fame in Jan by of this year was a four sport Letterman at Urcla. He won letters in football Basket Ball track and baseball. He was named an All America halfback on the Bruin team which won the co championship of the Pacific coast conference. In Basket Ball he won the scoring Champion ship in 1940, and in track he won the Mcaa Broad jump title. After serving in world War ii and coming out As an army lieu tenant Robinson joined the negro baseball team in Kansas City and in 1945 was signed by the then Brooklyn dodgers becoming the first of his race in organized base Ball he was named Rookie of the year in 1947 and most valuable player in 1949. Truckers trip Venezuela 5 Caracas Venezuela a the Denver truckers basketball team closed a venezuelan tour sponsored by the . State department by defeating a venezuelan All Star team 92-78. In the Industrial Cit of Valencia