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Garnet Lacks Letter men 39 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Friday, October 9, 1953 Mrs. Hart Gets wr if- Av. $799 4 DR. 49 CHEV. BONENBLUST BUCKMAN, Inc.

UR Gridders Favored OverUnionTomorrow By rHIL UNGERER -By RED SMITH- LAKE AVE. 340 LAKE AVE. 7th in Senior Golf Tourney Special to The Democrat and Chronicle strength characterizes the Union College football team i -4 rl '53 STUDEBAKER HARDTOP Wnicn IiOSiS me universny ui lyuuncaicr at ociifiieiduy tomorrow afternoon. Garden City (JP) Mrs. Charles And All Our Yesterdays MEW YORK Preoccupation with other matters has di- verted the attention of State Sen.

Arthur H. Wicks and this reporter from the horse yards lately, and that is regrettable because some things have gone on there that could bear watching. One could wish to have seen the lovely Mrs. Liz Person's Porterhouse get home in the Futurity, and if it hadn't been for all that juvenile romping in Ebbet's Field and Yankee Stadium there would surely have been a pilgrimage to Belmont when Earl Sande returned to the saddle. Some fine and sentimental nirrps wprp written about Sande Hart of Oak Hill led the Roch lerea a loss ai ti.

Lawrence finlv 33 nlavers reported to ester contingent yesterday in the coach Sam Hammerstrom at the 4,000 Actual Mil.ll l.srh.r fsaaja Interior. Spotless Erior A lsI in the opener and dropped a 21-0 decision to Amherst last week. Rnrhosfpr rales a considerable hppinnine of the camnaign and first New York State senior most of these were not letter women's golf championship at the edge at least two touchdowns Current Model lit Showroom Now Condition. uuv mow LIST PKlCEl ij Uktmit Ktlpia Cherry Valley Club with a 36-hni card nf 183. but finished winners.

After the starting lineup, the Dutchmen have little to throw into any gaps. over Union, whicn has not naa a winning year since 1949 when it was undefeated. The big gun in the Garnet at- tarlc is halfharlc T.en Klineherr. p-W was-- -I 1 Seven lettermcn were iosi irom RALPH-P01ITIAC nine strokes astern of the winner, Mrs. Van Devanter Crisp of Brookville, who finished with an fu fnr 174.

Mrs. Hart was last season's backfield and two at pvrrv nnsition in the forward wall except center. Chief loss a 165-pound senior, triple-threat AAAA'A AAA tA(AAH seventh. i tlo wesT Main w.n. vtn Jf I Open Evenings CZ Uarf.

who naced her lei its iiua dcisauii a uuc-piamvm iuui- ball. He averased better than six inw -itv rivals in the first round was Little AU-Amencan oacK Bill Snyder, who was graduated in June. Union has dronDed both of its uith a 01. tnnk 92 to finish four yards a carry last year. He docs on ine occasion or.

ms return. There are people who fear sentiment worse than Malenkov or pneumonia, but there is nothing wrong with it, or even with sentimentality, if it is honest. And the sentiments that Sande's name arouses are deeply honest. What is the source of his appeal? Well, it is personal among those who know him, for he is a level gentleman, and dead game. For our eldering generation it is pure nostalgia.

To pronounce, or mispronounce, his -1 -v. strntps ahead of Mrs. uari Hoes- -s-wss. an tne nasstne. most 01 me run contests so far.

The squad suf- terey of Monroe, who rallied mdc CHARLES HART handsomely to card a 90 alter finishes in 7th place an upturns i. nuvvuv, was out in 43. but look a 47 on with 154. was Mrs. Francis ning, the kicking off and still has time to take care of some of the punting chores.

The Union forward wall is not too rich in experienced material especially the end slots. But the backfield, though depelted by graduation, is rich in good Montreal Blanks Hawks in Opener the back nine when her putter Klaess of Rockville Center, turned traitor on several holes. Mrs. v. n.

crisp, M-Miss Olive Slater of Ridgemontx. a v. Sr Mrs. Was around in 102 for a Hellmajin, 95-84179; Mrs. John W.

name is to relive for a moment the careless and wonderful 1920s. Dan carriers. While Mrs 01,11 iwier i ChaVks Hiii. 91-92- the roaring days of Babe Ruth roe carueu in uu u. Mrs.

Alexander Baar, 15; DiHodmnnt finiGhprl w- Pu OS.OTl 18V xuuiiii-y Vi. Hr. With OY. Mr rhnries Still- Mrs. Hoesterey finished a'man Mrs, T.

f. Rowe, tie at 161 for eighth place with ioo-w iw; Mrs. navid Sulzberger Af r.r-ot inn.90 190: Mane V. lusier. 94-97 Ii.

U. rnsaii, Kpvltr QK-QtV 194: Mrs. Nppk and Mrs. Ben Goerlcr of Uri Han VJ; Mrs. 01 nan Montreal -(P)-coaiie cerry th(, emJ win bfi McNeil, agile as a cat stopped Tom MaMi and Djck Havjll Sam everything in sight last night and Bob Huntington the Stanley Cup champion Mont-.

wil, fiU the tacke positions. with real Canadiens opened their Na-jJohn jicMahon and Joe Guerra tional Hockey League season at the gUards. with a penalty-scarred 3-0 vic- The center slot will be occupied tory over the Chicago Black by Ted Mattle, a veteran of last Hawks. Two match penalties season's squad, from Rochester, were meted out during the wild Mattle, who engaged in swimming contest. I only at Ben Franklin High Maurice Richard figured in 'School, has been a mainstay on both the scoring and the rough the team, playing in all but five stuff.

He slammed home two minutes of the two contests to r.orrfpn ritv. The new E. Clendcnin, 99-9S 19J COMPANY OFFICIAL upto $600 DISCOUNT! SIERRA (DELUXE SUBURBAN) Fully Equipped Radio Heater CORONET CONVERTIBLE Gyromefie Torque Redio end Heoter. CORONET CLUB COUPE Gyromatic, Radio Heater Very Fw Miles New Cor Guarantee and Lou Gehrig, Bobby Jones and Bill Tilden, Red Grange and the Four Horsemen, Jack Dcmp-scy and Earl Sancie. And for the younger set, seeing the little man on a horse must be much like meeting a character out of "Ivanhoe." For Sande is a literary figure, a living example of the power of a jingly rhyme.

Just as Grant-land Rice created the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, so Damon Runyon made sure that future generations would re- member "a handy guy like Racz Entries at Baiavia Downs Fourth Class CC Mile Trot, $800. I lrsl Clasi Mile Pace, $700. OiMi Triictunri and in the first period ciaie. iie is me son 01 mr. ami Mrs Mai tip.

R4 Walzford Rd PP Hor IJrlver 7 Miss Laird hapman 5 Fdna F. Scot Hndelns I Cleter Scott Robinson Beaumont HanonMcQtieen Regal Comet Smith 4 Draketown Caves .1 Primlev Richardson 1 6 I xcel Call 71 Ken Scot 5 Supreme King 6 7 Kittie's Frisco 5 1 Expositor 6 1 Ann Elgin 1 Virinitv Cilgee Dennison Cioodcmole Harp W'ellwood Chapman hp shoved lineman Sam Babcock 10 3 92 5 5 10 Don Reed will call the signals from a split-T for the Dutchmen. drew a 10 minute misconduct penalty. Givens Klingbcrg and George WodorzoK 10 Eddie Mac Jr. EARL SANDE 6 Prince Wayne jollier Detroit Kips Hangers Kips nangers Sande, booting those winners in." This is no discredit for A I n.nnf in Hi Lo's Roan BoyErnesl 123 Monroe mu- r.i..

tiwill IK3 ai me liaivca, wins jumv leueJ little gentleman 2 Betty Key Burner's Boy 11 i Fifth Class Mile Trot, 1.000. McEVOY Sl Low Bank Rates uiem iur mey vvcic simi i their own right, else they would not have inspired the phrases that made them unforgettable, Consolation Prize Well, after the World Series there came a letter from a guy around the horse parks. To one who was unable to be at Belmont, it came as a sort of consolation prize. ManninK Rapone Mile Pact, $700 Rapone fthaeffer Harp Boylan W'ellwood C'rossctt Schraftenherger McPhillips Arthur Mchlenbacher opening game since "38.ledge in the series with Union, stretched their streak last nisntiwinjng 23. losing 20, and meet-by whipping the New York ing -n four tjes The yellow-Kangers, 4-1, as rookie Dutch jackets took a 27.14 win on the Tleibel made four assists in the-jRivr Campus iast yCar.

3 Michael Hanoier Schrnedcr 1 1 Vandur.en Mehlenhacher 4 7 Call I DennKon 6 Darn Mile Angcll 21) 4 Mary F.ltubelh Mcl'hililps 9 2 5 Sailor Signal Snyder (i 2 True Silver Harp Sixth Class Mile Pace. $1,000, 2 Rntal Sweep Kopciinskl Second Class I Skeeter Salver Dale Mckl.vo 1 Jack Brook Conaresswoman 5 Truly Chief 2 Atomic Handy 7 The Nibbler King's Finest 3 4 20 4 I 3 3 ft 8 ft National Hocney league rJeibel, a 23-year-old center, as 12 visfpH nn enals bv his two line- "Is they really dead?" it began. "I scarcely dare believe it. Had a bad scare when that guy-Scurillo or something? hit that 1 inrlonrc cinPO 3IlH flimpH Oil the TadlO OC- 1 I. 4 t.anani 5 Martha Marshall Hases 7 Dale Jingles Wellwond Captain Wolf Hodgins rpritcs Ted Lindsay and Gordie Howe and on tallies by rie-fensemen Red Kelly and Marcel iiume lull, ve aiacu bv i uny aim casionally.

So far I haven't heard one voice screaming 'It a .1 Pat 7 Happy Mile Pace, $700 Brosvn Waugh Rapone Wilcox Schroeder Smith I Cardinal Ace toinursi Gladys Guy I.eat Rapone Hillcrest Arthur onmrd Hal Schroeder hieh flv to left center and it looks as if it may be -it cu 3 6 I Kngue 5 Gallant Jerry 2 Jerry Court 4 Palin Hanover Pronovost. 3 Peerless Hal Richardson I guess maybe they is dead. Finon r-nintr rm meanwhile. Principally at Bel 6 6 6 Mrmorial Seventh J. C.

Newton Tingley Gray Flannel Pare. $4,000. mont Park. It was one hell of a weekend when Liz and Porter- oiendaie Elect Rownson v. a aftor thA Fiituritv.

All that was 10 4 Brave Scnrt Parks IVIavnaril HnnnveiHarner IIUUASS oiiaicu ine niuiiv, marine jsuso ui't yonkers' $4,500 Pace Snared by Volo Chief Yonkers (P) Stanley Dancer Volo Chief, eight-year-old iyiraOH.li.IES 72 missing was Joe H. Palmer to wonder, as only he couici, wnat you have to do to convince people. fnr oninc into the Futurity and can 5 Argvel Crattan I amphelt 3 Dandy Dick Wilcox Gardner Hanover Harner 2 Bonus Dillon Schraftenberger 6 Gallant Spencer Smilh irtifhih Date Cf1 Mile Pace. Lam Drops Plans Involving Orioles; bay horse owned by the driver, i in victory in the feature $4,500 make the double play for you, so he pays $16.10. I donno.

Neither Newton Mrmorial, $4,000. Hinted Squelched i Miss Audley Dah Parks Mlsa Voile VS ell wood i Flushing Pace last night at Yonkers Raceway in 2:05.4. Volo Chief came around horses tn take (he lead at three-quar Klcnarri IP') tranK Lane, me Rapone 1 YOU CAII OWN ANYONE OF THESE CARS Without A 1 aa '4. Fnrer Hnsrrmfjrinnlf ters and led by two lengths com high-pressure nascDau tas. Sch7otder did Liz in the winners circle, ine price Doineruu net umu anything else.

'Why won't they believe she kept asking. Honest Hearts and Honest Bread "We missed some of you adolescents. We missed you when a young fellow name of Earl Sande pulled on an old pair of boots and some new breeches and come out this new-fangled gate thing like a bat out of well, as one delighted old-timer who went to the starting gate said, 'He had his boot heels in that horse's flanks before those kids even knew the gates were 'You would be surprised, sometimes, to see the sentiment or what have you, of those rather hard-faced chaps, the players. They hung on the fence outside the jockey house; they lined the walking ring and they lined the way to the track from the walking ring; and they yelled such immoral suggestions as 'Leave who iraaea xne on Sox into pennant contention, yes- Haj-ieT wiiion terday failed to swing his hottest trade yet himself to the Balti- 'Also eligible. 11 ing into the stretch.

The margin of victory was two lengths cased up. Second was Gold Honor, driven by Ed Barnes and third was Snap Up, piloted by Robert Myer. The winner paid $3.20 as the odds-on favorite. 1.JS 83 SS 4 78 7 44" 27 more Orioles. General Manager Lane announced that: "Aftor snme deliberation a de $999 V8 '51 STUDE.

cision has been reached that I chnniri nnt enter into any discus- him get through, now, leoay. 1 fi I 1 innl-nir riniicn tArilfl If I don't'sion with the Baltimore club in BUCKMAN, Inc. BONENBLUST -ii a mimhArc inH TimirH tn that cluDs cencrai Come In Let Us Explain! LAKE AVE. 340 LAKE AVE. know wno, as cani ieu em an wuhuui -t f.f his one was down to shorts at the time-he was shaking the rshiP view ofth.

ft old gent's hand and saying, "uee, Mr. sanae, you rrnnW mil nfel UUU I1UI liaib. This nnriprf iwn davs of mys "This is written as thev so to the post for today's (Tuesday's) terious negotiations during which it was reliably rcoorted Lane's FULL PRICE seventh, which is Earl's second shot. Maybe he'll win this one, 1 don't know." (He didn't. Third with Honest Bread, his first SOME CARS AS LOW AS s150! eagerness to take over operation mount.

Sande was fourth with his second.) Baltimore entry in "I don't know. Think he has his best chance at Belmont, wnn Amncan League was firmly its big turns. Be kind of nice if he did it before Saturday i uelchcd by his present em-closing. This is the last week at Belmont for the year. 'nioyers '49 FORD Convertible Help Wanted -Male ELECTRIC WELDERS ACETYLENE BURNERS ROUGH CARPENTERS LABORERS For Refrigerator Car Work.

Excellent Wages Working Conditions DESPATCH SHOPS, E. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Apply: EMPLOYMENT OFFICE II tari COU1Q Win one, wayue unu nc iinoi, and take one of those jobs that some of us have been trying to get him to take off the track. "Anyway, I wish you could have seen it." Copyright, 1953, New York Herald Tribune, Inc.

Ex-Cadet Galiffa Seen Bound for Grid Giants 18 CHEV. Sedan 19 DODGE Sedan Pittsburgh (P) The Pitts burgh Post-Gazette said last Batavia Downs Race Results nirrht Arnnlrl naliff3. former star quarterback of the Army.fc Seventh Mil. Class Class Trot. i First Milt J5.

4.00 2.90 3.10 Abb M2 4S. Dunblane Chapmani -n-i 4. SO JWIl 11.90 W) 4 50 Colonel-Wil (Wilcos) 11.10 5.30 football team, soon win De piay-ing for the New York Giants of the National Football League. Galiffa, recently discharged from the Army, has been visiting at his home in nearby Don-ora. He could not be reached fnr comment but the Post- Nrmma Hal (Cotter) rsnocii Lt" -a Bill Young (Glued PP.

1-1-2 vSisttr Martha. Pert Han-mer, 3. E. Rmh Anna Comet, Ehtii Scott also started. wmmm pp 5-r-4 Prince Newport.

Sun Rise Dillv. Lindaa Bov. Miss Kitty Will also started. Mil. Class Pare.

Time, Second- Fiirhth Mil. Class CC Pace. Tim. 4 3.50 lincle Harry (Rapone) 8 on iHnnter) 12.70 S3 ss-ss ssTCl 2:08 15. Fmkv Hal (Rapone) 3 3 40 3.20 F.velvn Dillon (Holmes) 4.20 3.20 Laurel Grande (Schroeder) 3.90 pp 3-3-3Scotty Direct Steady Hal, Handy Flash, Margaret Hy, Lucia Hanover also atarted.

Gazette said he would fly to New York today. The Green Bay Packers drafted the cx-West Pointer, later trading his rights to the Giants for Val Joe Walker, an end and defensive halfback rookie from Southern Methodist. James the Sixth Rip Dovle Hodginsl Jip 4-7-SAce Cash. Daniel Hal Scott, Her Royal Hiehness, nude Harvester Truabbe's Boy also started. Dally Douhl.

Diihlan. (1) and ittle Harry (4 1 paid $44.60. Third Mile 24 Class Pie. J.M7. '48 CHEV.

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Fourth Milt Class Part. Time, ArJifr. (Arthur) 4.40 2.70 J.J0 airenber M0 pp lou. Cardinal W'jnj Davis B. Worthy, Ruthie also itarted Janeie Napoleon was scratched.

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