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Pag 6 THE PALM BEACH POST, SATURDAY, NOV. 26, 1949 CATS COME FROM BEHIND TO BEAT MIAMI Annual Service Duel Tops Nation's Games Kentucky Takes Grid Greats Have Gabfcst Pacheco TKO's Foe In Main Arena Event Jets Clash With Seminoles Tonight At Andersen Field NEW YORK, UP) The annual Army-Navy fracas tops the college a 1 football program today, while the outcome of several other major Ll 0 UcCISlOll games will be watched with interest as they produce possible fodder Lee Plllen, airborne infantry sergeant from Fort Bragg. NC, CHICAGO. (P) Quite a crew The semi-pro footballing Jets will test themselves tonight when tor New Year ft bowl events. President Truman will head a throng of 102,000 sitting in on the MIAMI, (IP) The powerful proved a brilliant prospect but Chico Paeheco's experience was too of football stars Red University of Kentucky Wildcats golden anniversary game between roared back to smash a gallant LJLt 7 FrM.i Brwanger, Biggie Munn.

Donl Unbeaten in league play, although hree non- eague defeats are the Cadets of Army and Midship University of Miami football team 1 Hutson, Johnny Lujack and Frank on their record, the Jets stand second behind Lake Worth's Rebels Kinard assembled around one 'in the Southern division of the pro league. A win tonight will out N.D., Trojans Face 21 to 6 before 42970 stunned Referee Biy SneU caed the men of Navy at Philadelphia huge Municipal Stadium. Army, held to a surprising 21-21 draw last year, is favored to uphold its in T.ne urance howi i- table here Friday. i the Jets in a tie with LW. The Thpu u.oi-o and Rebels will square off I Friday night.

Jrheco found the ranee in the third. I II' lnkalc Lnn Miamis hopes soared skyward inntin. wilh hnok, I tU the 12-player, 25-year college this season for the champ-. I I jpq Kfjiy I lilt star team rhrt.tv ionship if this occurs. In the event "a IU1 a 1JUW UUl Weather Hazards in the first three minutes of play, yj Ted Bouyoucas kicked off for the Walsh in his book "College Foot- "1 ball." Walsh is a football authori home team and Tom Flynn.

re No. 4 national ranking anp undefeated record. Bowl Interest Is widespread, as the college football season comes to a virtual end with such Important tussles as Tulane-Lnuisiana State, Rice-Baylor and Oklahoma- In Alabama Game leading honors by whipping the Rebels. Lake Worth meets Miami Marauders in an exhibition game Tough Marauders LAKE WORTH The Lake ty and writer. Youngster of the crowd, Notre Dame's gift to the Chicago Bears covered the fumbled ball on the Kentucky 20.

Jack Brasington picked up eight yards and Mike Vacchio made it first on' the nine. tonight A Vero Beach field goal last Quarterback Lujack typified weer sDelled defeat for the Jets Oklahoma A. M. heading the list. SOUTH BEND, (IP) Snow forced Notre Dame's gridders inside; for most drills this week, and the usual razor-sharpness honed into the team by taskmaster Frank Leahy prior to a big game may be missing when the unbeaten Irish tangle with Southern California today.

Seemingly invincible, the miRh- Vacchlo added a yard, Brasing the group which as a playing unit in their exhibition game, 10-7. Then there is the Southern Cali- would any pi oiessionai Fort Laurierria at the same me long right hand punches. Plllen was stronger in the fourth but the South American still had the edge. The soldier, who scaled 154 to 153 for Pacheco, came back in the fifth and sixth rounds to beat Chico to the punch and the 1,100 fans figured Pillen might be on his way to scoring an upset. The seventh was even with both doing plenty of punching.

Pacheco worked his way inside to take the eighth, and Pillen was on the deck when the bell ending the ninth rang after Pacheco had gotten in some highly effective body blows. Pacheco went all out for a kayo in the final round and Shell halted the contest to save Pillen from coach's mouth water and probably was bowing to Lake Worth in a tornia-Notre Dame scrap at South Bend, one of the sternest grid riv ton lost one and Whltey Campbell was stopped for no 'gain. On fourth down Jack Hackett passed to Ralph Fieler in the end zone league game, 13-7. cepiete nis check-book. "When I left home to plaV at alries in the nation, which began The standings: Worth Rebels, undefeated and untied in seven games expect a stern test when they meet the Miami Mauraders tonight at 8:30 pm here on Russ Bullard Field.

The Rebels won over the Marauders early In the season but it was evident the downstate eleven was not in top physical condition at the time. Since then the Marauders have played and worked themselves to where they are in 1926. Notre Dame, the nation 3 Notre Dame," said Lujack, "I told mhiihmin division No. 1 team, will be remembering for a touchdown. Gordon Watson's try for point was wide and Miami led, 6-0.

Kentucky drove from its own 17 to the Miami J8 where the Hurricanes held and took over. my folks I hoped I would be good: W- L. P't. tp op enough to make the traveling i squad by my junior or senior i Fort Pierre 3 3 7'j GAINESVILLE. riding a victory string, and Florida, trying to start one, meet on Florida Field today for the first time slnca they dedicated It in 1930.

In its first football trip to Gainesville in 19 years, Alabama is expected to just about repeat the 20-0 victory it won that last time. No team has been able to beat 'Bama since the second game of the season not even such strong Southeastern Conference foes as Tennessee and Georgia Tech. The Crimson Tide's record shows five wins, a tie and two losses. Florida has disappointed most followers with a mark of four wins, a tie and four losses. Kentucky and Miami have smeared the Ga-tors the past two weeks.

The po. tential power rated Florida mt. vear iu KOI THKKN DIVISION ty Irish will strive for their ninth successive win of the season and their 37th game without defeat against a bitter and old rival. It will be the 21st meeting between Notre Dame and Southern California and a capacity throng of 57,000 fans is expected despite a heavy, wet, snowfall during the week and the threat of more. last year's 14-14 tie with the Trojans.

Rice and Baylor, playing at Houston, will have the Southwestern conference title and the job of playing host in the Cotton Bowl at stake in their game. The team winning is expected to make! Grange, Illinois' "Galloping Wnl'th 4 l.nno 99 14 ready. tt Palm Reach Andy Novak's punt went out on the Miami 41. Bob Brooks picked I It 1.00(1 21 3 2 61 Tho am tnanv nc nrioo av. I Ul uie.

Illiu-iwenues. lauaea i vn.ml further punishment. Chico was hit was mi- ui (1 n.i- 1.. 1 c. u'; up three, Ralph Genito gained ting Pillen at will when the ref-!" as Sheldon wwme.

toiro-i V. five and then added two more. eree wiselv intervened. Miami nign ana university Boynton Bmrh 0 4 .000 7113 firanPA rreHitaH T4ala with hoino known its preference lor an oppo Billy Lima, 126, Miami, punched Miami end: Leon Jones, all south- uenlto again made two and a The gridiron has been covered LAST WEEK'S une oi ine peisiMem DuiwarKs oi -Knrt Pierre S. Tmisviiif i.

ith canvas but slippery footing nent in the Cotton Bowl tonight first riown t0 the Miami 30. Gen-'out a decision over Pete Noka, quarterback with Miami High Vern Bench in. West Palm Henrh 7. professional football who later played with the Uni UKianoma. raniiea ine ju.

in tkimmod lrt enrf fm- id nri i on Bruiser Kinard. 1936 Mississippi tackle great, said the South de leain mix wtrrn, suuuiu jim Howe hit right guard for sev- Oklahoma A. M. Us tenth victim fh. Pnri.rt versity of Miami; Joe Blair, the Maruauder Coach who also fills in at guard played four years with Miami High and a similar number final that had the fans in an uproar.

The to featherweight gamesters hit each other with just about everything but the ringposts in oi the season in their clash at Nor Genito rammed right guard for spite the present season record consistently turns out fine foot I.nke Worth 13. Fort Lauderdale 7. Miami 2(1, Hialeah 0. SAT! HIIAV'S ftAMKS Korl Laudprdale at West Palm Beach. Titusville at Kissimmee.

Roynton Beach at Fort Pierre. Miami at Lake Worth. Hialeah at Sarasota. Green Cove Naval at Vero Bearh. C-Leairue gameg).

rlalized only in a 28-7 lambasting of Georgia. of years with the University; Bus the fniirth and fifth miinrtc Is expected which might lend to an upset. The practice field has been bulldozed of snow, but a new storm Thursday drove the Irish into the fieldhouse to complete preparations against a team which last season came closer to defeating them than any since Leahy's gang began piling up its record with a 26-6 win over Illinois in the 1946 opener. man. Oklahoma is a sure-fire bowl team, probably the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans.

There is also a possibility the Sooners might go The first and fourth rounds Zigler, quarterback had four ball players as professional rosters show. Berwanger, the University of Yet Florida can make its hpet years with Miami Edison and three showing against conference cluhs years with the University; Joe Bell Chicago's one-man gang of 1934- Prohahle lineups: three more and a first down on Miami's three. Genito made slightly more than a yard and then dived over for the score. Brooks added the point from placement and Kentucky went ahead to stay, 7 to 6. First Quarter Dom Fucci fumbled the kickoff former Kentucky High star is re to the Cotton Bowl.

The affair at New Orleans is expected to help clear ud the Sugar Bowl situation. Tu- with a victory over Alabama. Not since 1S40 has Florida defeated two SEC foes. Florida also needs a win were draws, with Noka taking the first and seventh rounds and Lima the third, fifth, sixth and eighth. The speedy Cuban's edge was slight and both fighters will be welcomed back anytime.

garded as one of the best line At Los Angeles a year ago, the backers in the south Florida League. Trojans led 14-7 with 2Vs min to keep the record with Alabama respectable over the years. Alabama has won six; Florida three. Tickets will go on sale today Ft. Lauderdale WI'R 4et MrMichaels LE Trlndarie Dew LT Oenhrlnk Drewer LfJ Ford HiiRhes (' Joyce Taylor RG Yohe Glisson RT Gordon Roeder RE Widdell CurtlK QR Brewer Cliristensen RHB Crawford Clmato LHB Witt Salek FB McDonald George Henley, Jacksonville 35, also praised his coaches, A.

A. Stagg and Clark Shaughnessy. Hutson. Alabama's brilliant end of the mid-thirties and later a sensational receiver with the Green Bay Packers, ribbed Lujack by congratulating him on "making the Notre Dame traveling squad." Munn, a star guard for Minnesota in 1931 and now head coach 1 a Southeastern Conference champion, probably will get a bid if it can hurdle L.S.U., a tough team in recent weeks. Two more Southern teams with and Tom Flynn recovered for Miami on the 20.

After a first heavyweight, landed a right to "specially erected booth in A repeat of last vear's wide mvn utes to play only to have Notre Dame's spot player, speedy Bill Gay, run back a kick 86 yards to set up a final 14-14 tie. That the chin of Harvey Miller, Terre the city park at Lake Ave. and Dixie Hwy. All proceeds will go oown, Jack Hackett passed to deadlock, plus the scoreless bat Haute, to score a third round knockout in a good fight scheduled for six rounds. Miller scaled 1QO 1 OA bowl hopes, Virginia and North Carolina, meet today at Chapel Hill, NC, Virginia has been beat to Underprivileged Childrens fund of the Kiwanis Club.

Probable starting lineup: Klckoft 8:15 pm. tle In 1946 with Army, are the closest shaves Notre Dame has had In sweeping through 36 games at Michigan State, commended Walsh for his influence on, young en only by Tulane, while NC has Crusaders Depart lost three. Marauders LE Woods LT Warden nunc, uwj imams, nu, iiuua- rp uii.j jlJones football players. Other games on the program in offensive duel won by Alabama 34-28 is a possibility. Florida's all-conference back.

Chuck Hun-singer, ran wild in that one. He's leading conference scorers now and a good day would clinch the crown. 'Bama's Ed Salem' led Alabama to last season's win and he's back to try to beat out Hunsinger again. Salem has some help in Butch Avingcr in the passing department this year. While Alabama is led hv iuninrs round TKO over Ray Louis, j.

Sargent without defeat. In the march they have averaged five touchdowns per game and held opponents to an average of one. clude Alabama-Florida, Auburn Master ot ceremonies tor ine occasion was Coach Jeff Cravath Ralph Fieler for the touchdown from the nine. Kentucky drove to the 18 were Miami held and took over. Kentucky took Andy Novak's punt on the Miami 41 and moved to the five as the quarter ended.

Kentucky 0, Miami 6. Second Quarter Ralph Genito squirmed over from the two for Kentucky's first touchdown. Bob Brooks added the extra point and Kentucky led 7-6. Twice Miami drove inside the 20 but the Wildcats held. Jim Dooley intercepted Babe Parilli's pass on jim Mnm idn T.r?H.i inri Don Bentley For Orlando Game Clemson, Boston College-Holy Cross, Brigham Young-Pepperdine, LG RG RT RE Lechifflard of Southern California.

When the proceedings kept him from the Trojan practice at Stagg Field for Johnson Anderson B. Anderson Odum Whittle Jones Colorado A. Ford- wuii ill line inoiiiuii uvci duij Dredge, 135, Miami. awhile. Cravath wise-cracked: St.

Ann's Southeastern Florida ham-New York University, Georgia-Georgia Tech, Kansas-Arizona, Women Golfers Sponsor Tourney Mississippi-Mississippi btate, North LHB Quattlebaum Wise D. Grose Bradshaw Hotchkiss Johnson or G. Grose Gallagher "I don't imagine in the little! Catholic Conference champions time left before the Notre Dame wound up final practice for their Af mtfa 1 fnothal! Camp with Rt Armv- Na vv Tussle Carolina State-William Mary, and sophomores, Florida is saying CI 4 ion gci anj miic c----- m. limn a ouumtri 11 mriiiuuioi-icAaa v.111131.- RHB FB Buuuuye to seniors including Hunsinger and its rantain.cta. I prepared than they are." Academy of Orlando, there, with rrOKOS tu iv.An lipht drills Frirlav To Draw 102,000 lineman, Center Jimmy Kynes.

nm ian, Tennessee-Vanderhilt. Tulsa-announced Friday it would spon-i Arkansas nd Wake Forest-South sor a mixed scotch foursome. carojna match play, handicap tourney with I the Miami 30 and returned to the Wildcat 44 to end a Kentucky drive. The ball went over on the Kentucky 35 as the half ended. Kentucky 7, Miami 6.

rrooame starters: 25-vear team were Bob The team will leave early to-Tennessee guard; Bernie Ooster- dy for the trip. The game will haan Mirhiean end- Feliif Rlanrh- mark the end Of a highly SUCCeSS- Stciner qualifying rounds to begin Sun Rice, Baylor Clash For Cotton Bowl Rid Miller PHILADELPHIA, (P) Two suDpr-chareed football sauads day, to run a week. Third Quarter ard. Armv back: Charles Bednarik, ful Srid season for the Crusaders Pennsylvania center; Ernie clean sweep of conference Flights will be assigned accord LSU Looks To Upset Tulane Don Phelps took Miami's kick- from West Point and AnnaDolis Stanford hark- nH F.ri rUeth iui me ((lie. HOUSTON.

P) A Con Florida BtshoD Turner Sutton Kvnet Lorenzo Dempsev Brown Williams Hunsinger Griffin Godwin l.E LT LG RG RT RE OB LH RH FB December 8. the Crusaders meet Mieranv Lauer Holdnnk Mannar, Wlille Avinger Salem Carienheaf! Calvin ference championship and the Minnesota tackle. host spot in the Cotton Bowl will! St. Leo Academy here for the Slate Catholic prep off on the seven and returned to; rolled into this crowded old city the 30. The Wildcats tore the Hur-! Friday, looked over the site of to-ricane line to shreds.

Two 15-yardday's game and then settled down penalties slowed the drive but qujet country retreats to await not stop it. Phelps scored from the blast of the referee's whistle. NEW ORLEANS, (fP) Tulane lays its football reputation and an almost cinched bowl bid on the chopping block today. And sports be the prizes today as Rice and rp ll Baylor tangle in the Southwest: I WO fiOWl lnVltatlOnS Conference's first winner-take-all! game since 1935. Happ: On Sooner Win the four and Brooks added the, Armvs bie.

unbeaten ealax.v. extra point to put Kentucky ahead, headed by Coach Earl Blaik and A victory or tie would give Rice: A victory or tie would give Rice 14-6. Miami stopped Kentucky on hrimmine with confidence Dlan-! ing to qualifying scores and actual tournament play will be given one week to be completed. On Dec. 1, the annual luncheon, combined with the Ladies Day nine-hole tourney will be given.

Prizes will be awarded to winners of the recently completed association handicap at the luncheon. Morning rounds will begin at 9:30. An afternoon pitch-'n-putt contest will be held after the luncheon. Reservations, call 5489 before noon of Nov. 29.

Results of Friday's ladies day tourney were: round robin tour the 1' and smashed to the Ken- neci to spend the night at championship and the Cotton, NORMAN, (V) With a tucky 45 as the period ended. jufacturers Country Club on thelBowls Baylor must win repeat Sugar Bowl bid virtually writers think Louisiana state University has a sharp ax. The Green Wave is Southeast-em Conference champion and a defeat by the twice-beaten L. S. U.

Tigers would tumble their national prestige back to that ebb which 1 1 their 46-7 to get into the Dallas Bowl classic assured if they win, the Oklahoma and throw the two teams into a sooners were readv for their 44th THE DAWN CLUB PRESENTS NIGHTLY AL BELGRAVE AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN JACK CARROLL and KIRBY TAYLOR TO PREPARE YOIR FAVORITE DRINKS tie for the title. Indications are that the opponent of the host team in the Cotton contest with the Oklahoma Aggies here today. Sooner Coach Bud Wilkinson slaughter by Notre Dame. Bowl will be Oklahoma, Virginia, On the other hand, an L. S.

U. 'said that if his team wins, it would Kentucky 14, Miami 6. cjty-s outskirts, while youthful Fourth Quarter George Sauer escorted his Navy Kentucky couldn't get going hopefuls to the Pine Valley Golf early in the fourth and Miami in New Jersey. -covered two fumbles deep in Wild- Cold, cloudy weather awaits the cat territory to keep the home 102.OOO fans, including President team's hopes alive. They died afterTrurnani wno wiu watch the two four minutes of play when John service elevens in their 50th meet-Netoskie intercepted Jack tjrne at 1:30 ESX) ln sprawi.

ett's pass on the 20 and raced jng Municipal Stadium, down the sidelines to score. Brooks! The Navy's 3.400 Midshipmen ney Mary Daves, 15; Jean Scov- victorv would makp the state North Carolina or Kentucky. Re-vote immediately after the game ports also are that the loser, or on whether to accept a bowl bid all, 14: Margaret Richardson and school team unofficial champion Ella Risden, 10. Low putts Ruth: of three conferences, the South- Bayior in event 01 a tie game, win; and if so, which one. Ostholz, 33.

be invited to another major bowl probably the Orange Bowl. SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNEY eastern, the Southwest and Southern. This by virtue of triumphs over Rice Institute and North Carolina. Lake Worth Golf RicRpu me rxna puiin. riiim seme.

Army 2.600 Cadets are i. TUESDAY NIGHT WIN A PRIZE Kentucky zi, Miami o. scheduled to reach the stadium on GfOTia And Tc('h Oklahoma is being wooed by both Sugar Bowl and Cotton Bowl officials. Players have said they favor a return to the Sugar Bowl. Last New Year's day, Oklahoma defeated North Carolina in the post-season classic at New Orleans.

Oklahoma is a four touchdown The Lake Worth Women's Golf special trains snoriiy Deiore game time. Every seat for the classic has! IVT-jtz-Iioil oinno hon A A il H. Ll 1 1 1 IHflUllCU Assn. tnaay nem its regularifT -if i TjHiob Dav tnnrnou with r.r.iJ' 'OIIPrS IvPHIl PACKAGE GOODS DAY AND NIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK "WE NEVER CLOSE" aunt uv in suiii, ci 1 1 iiiiiuwjin I Consolation Game ForSMUJCU of fans throughout theworld will Green winning the tee-to-green contest with a 28. In the blind bogey tournament, Nina Tice was winner.

watch the tussle on television or listen in by radio and short wave. favorite but both Coach Wilkinson and Aggie Mentor Jim Looka-baugh predict a much closer con JUST WEST OF SEABOARD OVERPASS SOUTHERN FORT WORTH, (JP) ATLANTA, (IP) Two of the most evenly matched teams in Georgia Tech and Georgia football history meet today with a fullhouse-plus crowd of 40.000 attending. The game will be the 44lh engagement of the two one-time test Theyll be playing for only, but a packed crowd will be.nealistic I lirkey in the stands today when Southern SANFORD, UP) William Net Methodist and Texas Christian ties, 41, of Osteen, out hunting In Manila Tourney MANILA, (P) International golfers, playing in the Philippines $17,500 tourney, reached the halfway mark Friday with three American pros tied for the lead. Ed (Porky) Oliver of Wilmington, shot a one over par 73 to move into a tie wilh Dick Metz of Virginia Beach, and E. J.

(Dutch) Harrison of Little Rock. Ark. Harrison and Metz, who were one under Thursday, needed 74 to tie Oliver's 145 strokes for the first 36 holes of the 72-hole Post-Times Radio Clock battle for thirty-tirst time imitated a turkey call too well Southern FLY At rNTERMATlONAI. A IB SERVICE INC. Palm Beach International Airport Tel.

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Mile North West Palm Beach and said he figured he could go Marshall Dlace near I.emnn Rlnff 1 1 3 bO minutes against tne rrogs in Volusia County Thursday North Carolina meet Virginia in the 54th game of their long rivalry which began in 1892. The Cavaliers, riding a top Clear and lasl F1HST i year olds and up; mile 6 8 10 liming: 4- World News Weather Report Morton Morton necessary. 8 9" drawer record of seven wins and BOWIE ENTRIES Wpather clear. Trark last. 1 pm.

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Sports on Parade Anth.iny WhIiI NBC Svmphonv Sports, News NBC Symphony In Our Opinion Miave lis, llummrlst lis, KinE Mowlee 1 1K. Dr. CrlrkeU lis. Fox Challenge HS, xKing Marvcy 1 1.1. xChilcat FIFTH Purse the Carvel Hall; 2-year-olds; hied In Maryland; one mile and 70 yards: Nereid Hard To (Jet Annie Oakley 111.

Count Ala 111. Sir Sag 114. W'iddeford 10H. Mvstagogue 117. Mere Bones ins, Behold .111, Cherry's First, 10S.

SIXTH Purse $111,000 added: the Prince Rpmge Autumn Handicap; all ages; 1 1.1K miles: a-Ptlnster 121. Oriole 109. Hal-eonero 10K. h-Shlmmer a-Binkv B. b-Cnmargo His.

Manrhac HIS. r-lnsrp-arahle 11S, My Emma ins, d-Big Dial 112. d-Alatrne 107. September 101. Lauranta 10S, Rustle Broom 104, Douhle Brandy 110, e-Seaward 115.

a-Bonsal-tlnldsborough entry. b-Hancock-Chrlsliana Stahles entry. r-Hasty House Farms entry, ri-(i. M. entrv.

SEVENTH Purse the Hard-castle; 4-ycar-olds and up: 1 116 miles: xMescara lof). Fresh Rreeze 114. a-Nap-aneo 111. Sea Wolf 111. American Wolf lime i Little KH.tah, HearinK Clear, Butler, n-Skin Tonic, Taran and b-Rlalto also ran.

Small and Luro and Hanaer rnlry. SIXTH The P. Bnrch Memorial Handicap, purne $10,000 added, all aRes. Flying Weather (Moral 1H.20 7.S0 H.40 Shimmer (Batchellerj 4.V60 2O.40 Cacique (Paanmorei lfi.40 Time 1:11 l.V Little Hhid. Kacle Kve.

BOWIE SELECTIONS (By Th Amorlatwl Prew) 1 (hcHty, ChisUna, Mad Pas, a Jarnpoly, Viva Twlrty, Rurtrb (ilow. 3 Smokf Puff, Barf foot Lad, Sliver Money. 4 Fox Challrnirr. HitmnrKt, Hit O'Glow. 5 Wtddeford, Sir Sac, Mytitaiiriir.

6 HaMf Hnina Farmi entry, Oriole. 7 (iretna Omn, Fresh Brwae, King Chatter. 8 March Chirk, Iw Get iNlnnd Hop. Bon I Bfl FOX (H AIXKMlK. SPECIAL CASE PRICES FREE GIFT WRAPPING WE WILL DELIVER YOUR GIFTS JOHN BEGG The Pincher.

Better Bet Irisen. Eve ning Kose, Mini! Dlaco and Time Rnll also 7 NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Richard Diamond Richard Diamond ran. SEVENTHPurse sa.onn. a ne. 4- vear-olriH un: miles.

8 South of Border Football Jets Football Jets Football Jets Service Pilot (Pasamore) 8.40 40 3.R0 War Story (Stark i 6.60 4.20 Keep Watch (Bernhardt) 5.00 Time 1:53 15. True Dream. Leamour. Excitement. Flamlns Lad v.

Btr Ackeim SCOTCH 20 Minutes to Play 20 Minutes to Play Rebel-Miami Foolball Rebel-Miami Football Hit Parade Hit Parade Rebel-Miami Football Rebel-Miami Football also ran. .95 EIGHTH Purse claimltiK, 3- Football Jets Football Jets Football Jets Football Jets 117, Vacanre 114. Bav Orders 120, Cinder Foot 114. Blue Hollv 117. a-Iron Pigeon 111.

Gretna Green 111. Battle Theme 111, xFulgura 109, xKIng Chatter 115, son lofi. a-Milns-Hpggan entrv. KIliHTH Purse S2.500; allnwanres: WRIGHT (IKE) VERMILYA, JR. AERONAUTICS CONSULTANT P.

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Dollar Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Gene Autry Gene Autry Philip Marlowe Philip Marlowe Gang Busters Gang Busters Broadway Broadway Sing Tt Again Sing It Again Sing It Again Sing It Again CBS News Hue "'lm Larry Fotlne Larry Fotlne CBS Ne'ws vear-olds and up. 1H miles. Just Lovely (Mora) 12.40 4,60 3.20 Lord Calvert (Lynch) 2,80 2,40 False Rumor Batchellrr) 3.80 Time 1:58 45. Big Elm. Trtfitn' Neighbor.

Queen Chatter, Liberty Pat andi Abiel also ran. 11 4-vear-olds and up; miles: xPrlncess Gala 104. xl.lttle Rnrkrt 11.1, March Chick IIS xMnnlfielh 110, Pegasus 2nd 115. Htz Mede 112. Undercut 11S.

Chantruse 112, Dee Gee S. 115. xxlsland Hop m. x-5; xx-7 lbs. AAC listed.

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TED BROWER 12 DAILY, A A. M. Un the Diesel Powered Govt. Inspected LADY HELEN WE ALWAYS CATCH FISH Ijftytoa't Dork Exprrleneed Guides Fhont 43S1 FFXTON DECISIONS VIRGO DETROIT, (iF) Young Lesler Feltnn of Detroit floored Ross Virgo of Rochester, N. three times as he pounded out a 10-round decision before 7,818 fans at Olympia Stadium Friday night.

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