1951Year phone tips on crime pour in until last min Senate Crime Office in City Is Closed

1934Year A A Stagg to talk to alumni from Cal at annual dinner before Purdue-Chicago game STAGG TO TALK TO ALUMNI

1986Year The best news of the week is that Phone Trick, the fastest horse in the country, is likely to return to the races as a 5-year-old next year, and may try to stretch his brilliant speed beyond the sprint races in which he has compiled a record of nine for nine. ''He may be syndicated this fall,'' says Howell Wynne, the colt's principal owner, ''but I would still retain control and I would like to bring him back. If we think he might go farther, we'd like to try that, too.'' Phone Trick, a son of Clever Trick and the obscure Finnegan mare Over the Phone, was purchased as a 2-year-old for $85,000 by Wynne, who subsequently sold a 40 percent interest to Larry De Angelis, a Chicago investor, and 20 percent to Richard Mandella, the colt's trainer. The colt has yet to travel beyond seven furlongs but has been untouchable in sprints. Last Sunday, he won the True North Handicap at Belmont by just three-quarters of a length over Love That Mac, but was hand-ridden the last 50 yards and was carrying 10 pounds more than Love That Mac, who is the second-best sprinter in the country. Steven Crist on Horse Racing

1947Year labor unions plan joint protest against law

1947Year CIO AFFILIATION IS URGED

1954Year The New York Regional Red Cross Blood Program received 489 pints of blood Tuesday. The largest collection, totaling 152 pints, was taken at the Bulova Watch Company, 75-20 Astoria Boulevard, Jackson Heights, Queens, on the first day of a two-day donation. 489 GIVE BLOOD IN DAY