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; 12 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, February 21, 1950
Scribes Rooting for Oil Capitol
In Derby He Makes Writing Easy
IAP Newifeituru)
. Miami, Fla. If Oil Capitol
wing the Kentucky Derby the
; sports writers will not want for
-.material, rue unianoma uusn
er is a grey turned black, has a
. misspelled name, forms a one-
horse stable and eats, o all
'things, boiled dandelion greens,
The unusual diet helped the
colt named for the city of Tulsa
to finish 1949 with four straight
wins, three of them in major
stake races, explains . Trainer
Harry Trotsek.
"I decided to try boiled dan-
delion greens last summer af
Z ter Oil Capitol went off his
- feed and began to lose
weight," says Troutsek. "He
.-. began to pick up Immediate
ly, and has been going good
ever since."
Oil Capitol also has a sweet
tooth. He is partial to sugared
doughnuts.
After the son of Mahmoud, a
grey sire, was selected as the
best 2-year-old colt, the boys
- who write racing began digging.
They learned that his name
should have been spelled Oil
Capital and that The Jockey
club registration clerks made
the error. Also, on the books he
Is a registered grey but he ac
tually Is black in color with on
ly a few grey hairs on his legs.
He is the only horse owned by
Tom Gray, Tulsa automobile
dealer. Gray thought of buying
23 horse two summers ago and
phoned h i s friend Trotsek in
33etrolt. They met a few days
later In Lexington, Ky., at the
Motorcycle King Claims
Racing Keeps Him Young
By OSCAR FRALET
(ODlUd Prui sport Wrltir) '
Dayton Beach, Fla., Feb. 21
U.R Square-jawed Billy Mat
hews had himself out of a see
and place rat today by "going
for a Sunday afternoon ride."
The little Canadian who Is
built like an outsized fireplug
just had won the 200-mile na
tional motorcycle championship
but you might have thought he
had his two youngsters out for
n afternoon walk.
"There really wasn't anything
to it," said the five foot, four
inch rocket rider from HamU
ton, Ont.
This, despite the fact that
all he did was best a field of
MS of the best motorcycle
..maniacs In the United States
and Canada In a 200-mlle bat
tle over Daytona'a famed rac
ing sands; that he eranked his
British Norton up to 117 miles
an hour on the bumpy
straightway along the ocean;
narrowly missed a doien col
lisions; and covered himself
with sand, mud and bruises as
ha went out of control and hit
the deck after t a kl n g the
checkered flag.
Not only that, but tha little
man with the faded blue eyes at
37 "going on 38 faster than an
Iron horse" set a new record
by covering the 200 miles in 2
hours, IS minutes and two sec
onds and averaging a record
88.51 miles per hour over the
tortuous four mile course.
"It was about time I got out
of the rut," added the ISO-pound
daredevil with the gaping-tooth
grin. "I won this race in 1936
but since the war I've been sec
ond both times it was run."
These motoroycle riders are
a breed apart. Idling their
time away on Daytona's main
street between races, they are
' a swaggering, devil may care
lot who remind spectators of
the cowtown cowboys of the
old west. They have ridden
' motorcycles Into saloons; once
proceeded to actually take the
town apart, finally to be re
pulsed by fire hoses, and an
other time roughed up a rem
onstrating sheriff.
To look at little Billy you
wonder wnat It is, for Mathews
Is a mild fellow who talks aoft-
. ly, always has a genial grin on
his face and is a great favorite
among the race riders. But it is
typical of the breed that he ex
plained: "I was sorry when the race
was over. I wanted to ride
one mora."
Winning wasn't too lmDor
tant. Despite the $2,500 first
money. Billy, and the others
were more interested in "hav
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Oil Capitol, the horse with the mis-spelled name and sweet
tooth, Is In training for the Kentucky Derby.
yearling sales, and got the
colt for $15,000. The invest
ment has been returned many
times over, as Oil Capitol won
$106,000 as a juvenile. Recently,
Gray turned down a $40,000 of
fer, for the colt.
The horse Is being pointed for
the $90,000 Flamingo on March
3 at Hialeah. His main rival
probably will be Calumet
Farm's Theory, who is being
counted on to give Vrainer Ben
Jones his sixth Derby winner.
ing fun" as they call their 115
mlle - an - hour jockeying and
one young fellow forced out of
th race was happier than Mat
hews b e c a use a photographer
took his picture flying through
the air minus motorcycle.
Mathews, who "never broke
a bone" in racing since 1936, is
planning to open a cycle shop
in the Buffalo area but he isn't
quitting the game.
"It keeps you young," he
said, Ignoring remarks that
racers usually didn't live long
enough to grow old. "I'm not
superstitious, because if I had
a luck charm and left It home
I'd be licked to start with. I
Just ride carefully until the
traffic eases up (meaning un
til most of the others have
eracked up) and then I let her
boll."
A one-time tool and die oper
ator, little Bill got started in
this 'super-suicide merry-go-round
by "hanging around" a
cycle shop.
For the 15,000 who watched
him flirt with death for 200
miles that has a perfect moral:
don't hang around bicycle shops.
Turner Defeats
Jeff, 42-1 8, in
Church Contest
Turner The Turner Church
of Christ basketball team won
over Jefferson Christian cagers,
42 to 18 after leading at the
half, 17 to 7.
Earlier the Turner squad was
beaten by Salem First Christian,
48 to 39.
Turner ) ll) Jeffenon
St rind ey T 9 Stewart
Davenport 7 F A R. Hlnutna
a. Muche.lt 11 ....O Rlcka
Waif art a a Mouie
C. Muhelli t a Lore
Suba: Turner Bqu Ire J; Jojlfcraon
Miliar Hiffftru s.
USC Draws Four
Portland Stars
Portland, Feb. 21 F) Four
Portland high school footbnll
stars on last year's teams have
indicated they expect to enroll
at the University of Southern
California.
Dale Duff, Len Bcrrle and
Fred Paul were members of the
undefeated Grant team that
captured the state championship.
Dwane Hilbig was a star end for
Roosevelt high.
Duff was the city league's top
scorer and will be following in
the trail of his older brother, Pat
Duff, now a halfback on the Tro
jan squad.
Jones, incidentally, points
out that Oil Capitol "is the
only one that has proved he
can go the Derby distance of
a mile and a quarter.' The
reference is the longest big
race for juveniles, the Pimli
ct Futurity, which Oil Capi
tol won by six lengths last
fall.
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Walla Walla, Feb. 21 W)
Washington, Oregon and Idaho
game commissions have sat
down together today to find a
common ground for the equali
zation of non-resident hunting
and fishing license fees.
The fees now vary from
state to State with Washington
charging a regular $5 non-resi
dent fee but assessing Idaho
hunters $10 and those from Ore
gon $15 to equal the non-resident
fees of those states.
In seperate session yesterday,
the W a s h i n gton commission
heard state inspectors report
that all game but chukars and
quail in eastern Washington
come through the winter with
out heavy losses.
Holy Cross First Team
In Decade to Win 22
New York, Feb. 21 (IP) Un
beaten Holy Cross, the nation's
No. 1 college basketball power,
is the first team in more than
10 years to roll up 22 straight
victories.
Not since 1939 has -any team
gone, through its first 22 games
without a setback. In that season,
Long Island University record
ed 24 consecutive triumphs with
out a defeat, a mark Holy Cross
can tie by downing Boston col-
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COLLEOE SCODES
(By the Associated Prest) .
Whitman 79, Eastern Oregon 61.
Skagit Valley JC 81, Yakima IS.
Montana 9ft, Wtaltworth 73.
Ohio Stat 78, Indiana 68.
Michigan 70. Michigan StaU SI.
Wisconsin 88, Purdue 41.
Nebraska 55, Missouri 48.
Bradley 63, St. Louis 45.
Oklahoma, 78. Iowa Stat 4$.
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CCNY 86, Pordham 62.
Northwestern 61, Marque tt 91.
Columbia 54. Brown 61.
Kansas 67, Drake 60.
Duquesne 5ft, Indiana Stat 84.
Hemline 87, Oustavua Adolphus 84
Denrer 41, Colorado AM 36.
WTomine 89. Utah State 33. '
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Florida, 43. Auburn 41.
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BUM 64.
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
(By lh Associated Press)
Dufur 69. St. Mary's (The Dalles)
Maupln 32, Cascade Locks SO.
Odell 61, Mosler 29.
Rainier 40, Sherwood 31.
lege and Brown next Saturday.
The Crusaders, top-ranking
quintet in the Associated Press
poll, also can be the first major
team in six years to finish with
a spotless record. Army's 1944
squad (15-0) was the last to
turn the elusive trick, accord
ing to figures of the national col
legiate athletic bureau.
However, Boston college
figures to be tough for Holy
Cross. The, Eagles, though
sporting an unimpressive 10
6 record, upset highly regard
ed Villanova Saturday and
now are out to avenge an
early-season 93-46 shellack
ing by Holy Cross.
Other games on the Crusader
schedule Include Valparaiso,
New York AC, Columbia and
Yale. The last three are road
games.
Meanwhile, several conference
races across the country are
tightening to a busting point. .
St. Louis and Bradley play , a
return engagement at Peoria, 111.,
tonight with the coveted Mis
souri Valley title hanging In the
balance. Each club has an Iden
tical 7-1 league mark. Bradley,
ranked second nationally, beat
the Billlkens, 54-45, last month
at St. Louis.
The Southeastern title comes
up for grabs Saturday night at
Lexington, Ky., where Ken
tucky, shooting for a fourth
straight crown, entertains Van
derbilt. Vandy has an 11-2 league
mark, Kentucky 10-2.
Washington State (10-4) con.
trols the northern division of the
Pacific coast conference while
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eight baskets off Guisness In
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Handy Frank held Idaho'i
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and Oregon's free-shooting Paul
Sowers to five in the two-game
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Jim Walsh, got four baskets In
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Frank s own scoring pace la
10.9 points per game and his
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connected 30 times on his first
37 flips.
Washington's grand old
man, Heo Edmundson, who
coached basketball there for a
quarter-century, says Guis
ness is "one of the two or
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