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While Jack Barnaby's Varsity enjoys an open date on its schedule because of the Intercollegiate Championships, Corey Winn and his Freshman squad will journey downstream this afternoon to tackle the M.I.T. 50's. The Crimson yearlings are undefeated as yet in official combat, while the Tech aggregation is not too highly thought of and should be easy pickings for the Freshmen's fourth...
...both the scheduled Varsity tennis match with Tufts and the Yardlings battle at Andover. The agenda today calls for both Varsity and Freshmen to face Brown here if the sun breaks through in time to dry the rain-drenched, courts. Varsity Coach Jack Barnaby and Freshman coach Corey Winn will send the same starting line-ups against the Bruins that were to play yesterday...
This year the Kentucky Derby's portly, 84-year-old impresario, Colonel Matt Winn, has upped the stakes from $75,000 to $100,000. But it is not the stakes alone that make the Derby indisputably the U.S. turf classic. Out-of-towners will blow about $8 million in Louisville this week-yet somehow the Derby manages to be the one event in the year when horse racing is least of all big business, and most of all sport. The Derby is Kentucky's great...
...keep it so, Matt Winn has a bustling publicity staff, including almost everybody in central Kentucky, working for nothing. Professional Kentuckians, over the traditional Derby breakfast (Kentucky ham and beaten biscuits), talk grandly of fine horses, fine whiskey, fine tobacco, and beautiful women. The race is the red stuffing in a very plump olive. Kentuckians, acting for one week the way Texans and Southern Californians do for 52, are out-this year, after three wartime "streetcar" Derbies, way out-to welcome the free-spending outlanders...
...race time, Elizabeth Arden and about 100,000 other people (previous attendance record: 95,000) would be sardined into Matt Winn's Derby grounds at 4th and Central Avenue...