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...Russian-born Trainer Sol Rutchick, it was a frustrating but satisfactory day. He missed his morning plane from New York, and did not see Count Turf live up to his breeding expectations. Son of Count Fleet, winner of the 1943 Derby, Count Turf is a grandson of Reigh Count, the 1928 victor. Six Derby winners have sired winners; Count Turf is the first winner's grandson...
...turn the brothers' troubles into opportunities. He likes the deal chiefly because of the Warners' 436 theaters, many of them on choice big-city corner lots, which he thinks he can sell off at a fat profit. Lurie, who has previously tried his hand at moviemaking with Sol Lesser, says the syndicate will keep movie production rolling on the Warner Bros, lot, also investigate the possibility of making films for TV. The whole deal, said Lurie, was so easy that it was set up by telephone (it must still be approved by SEC and the Justice Department). Said...
...Among those in the syndicate with Lurie, who will put up at least $5,000,000 of his own: California's Transamerica Corp. ($5,000,000), Broadway Producer Lee Shubert, Independent Film Producer Sol Lesser, who makes the Tarzan movies, Wall Street Brokers Charles Allen Jr. and Samuel Ungerleider, Watchman Arde Bulova ($1,000,000 each...
...third baseman Sol Sherman and pinch hitter George Shultz spoiled Ward's otherwise perfect varsity debut with leadoff singles in the third and ninth, respectively. But Ward never found himself in serious trouble, striking out seven men over the route. The tall right-hander was most effective in the early innings, striking out the side in the top half of the third. Reliable fielding kept him out of difficulty late in the game...
...only two veterans in Captain Ken Rickson at shortstop, and Sol Sherman on third. Rickson, center fielder Ernie Corcoran, and right fielder John Poce have proved the three most dangerous hitters on the Terrier squad...