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XT" ft Affomr park tmms frets, Jufy ts, tss MONMOUTH PARK Wojciechowicz One of Sixteen Named to Football Hall of Fame Don Clark Wins Stock Car Race Tfctrtr-etxhtli stay Jmly tt, im. NSW Btl NSW1CK Alex Woj- FIFTH RACT, rwm fJJWk T-jr-04 Utte Oatmt IWM, fifV Cloudy and Fal FIRST RACE, M.K. Three-retr-Wts furlotir. elatming ISiM, BELMAK Don Dark of Point Pleasant won his first feature cies'howlca of Wanamassa, farmer t-X AU-Amer igaa and professional foot-piver was one of 18 players 1M tlwg wiu five eoachei were 4 tv0a.v fwvtbiU's HU of IfSWK. ti list, aanwnced by the Vwx (fur4 haiel by Boil Cuo-uMAhx: of Bootoa, briiua to 127 took car rare at Wall Stadium Saturday ni-ht in one of the roujhest contests viewed on the Belmar track in recent yean.

The largest "crowd in two years 4.925 persons watched as Clark outlasted his more highly touted opposition to take the I. Grid kVrwaiU Sara Kate frt Mere Jo lit K. 4. Super Klttj- 11 CswrvW Queen Finesse lit ls 6. Tis letter IV lw4 7.

SCXVtV Conga aj 1U st Beacon Lady lit HMfcii 10. Silvee 'ittn 11. Fourofus It Ns Cv checker in the stock car half off 1M 0 auai.or of pikers au4 coaches) ki) aavt) hMMoa uxree i 1. Irish Vale 105 Viwnt 2M i 2. Mouche 105 SCRATCHED I 3.

Golden Whirl 112 R. LeRlane 12-1 4. Priams Special 117 SCRATCHED 5. Monecoan 112 Rarnett 10-1 I Eternal Sweep If SCRATCHED 7. Extra Girl 112 Ccvelli 2M 8.

Man Ear 117 J. Skelly Top-Lation 117 J. Culmone 4 10. Pomposity 120 Scurlock 11. Thee And Ve 117 Moreno 0-1 12.

River Flows 117 K. Korte 8-1 IX Prexy Mae 117 S. D.Mauro 2M 1 14. Good Tune 117 J. Skelly 6-1 15, Inr's Boy U2 B.

Sorenoon 20-1 1 16. Purple Mt. 110 SCRATCHED Selmkms Pomposity, River Flow. Thee Me. 241 Juvenile the Combination Slock-Midget program.

Meeker Wins Fred Meeker of Stanford, drove his powerful Offey midget to first place over National Champion XtX ittoiClt a ou of the! from thruout the country. Players must have been out of college 10 years to be eligible. The new player list Includes: Cliff Battles, West Virginia Wes-leyan halfback (1929-31). Paul Des Jardicn, University of Chicago center, (1913-14). William (Beattie) Feathers, Tennessee halfback (1931-33).

A. R. (Buck) Flowers' Georgia Tech halfback, Clinton Frank, Yale quarterback' (1935-37). Robert Grayson, Stan-ford fullback, (1933-35). John KiU patrick, Yale end, (1908-10).

Leroy Mercer, Pennsylvania fullback (1910-12). David O'Brien, Texas' Christian quarterback, (1936-38), Elmer Oliphant, Army halfback (1916-18). Clarence (Ace) Parker! Duke back, (1934-36). David Schreiner. Wisconsin end, (1940-42).

Fred Sington, Alabama tackle' (1928-30). Harry Smith, Southern California guard, (1937-39). Dr. Clarence Spears, Dartmouth guard (1916-17). Alex Wocjiechowicz! Fordham center, (1936-37) Nine Yale Men Picked The election of Frank and Kil-patrick brings to nine the number 's rKAs granite gi Selections Gri4, eav ts sixth rait, mm iwk.

i im wivwi Chuck Arnold in the 25-1 a midget feature. The action-packed stock car fea I 1 i SECOND RACE, Three-rear-olds an4 up. ture saw most of the more note-' CAMDEX Two hundred and I CO Jry AthiKi AiiX 3M 'r4. li. a tft bst jk lK of trtaA yAr.

ywl'owiug his per- iwm Witj IVavit Lioas and 9 Saillw during bi 1J 3'MT4 ii. (M'OiWlNial foiHbU. In wdA oiwd ta Bo! Zupp- fnrlonrt, clalmuir ALEX WOJCIECHOWICZ worthy drivers on the infield long irty-one 'two-year-olds have been before tie event was half over as le to enter The Garden 1 state, the worlds richest race, it the drivers battled bitterly for the tnaomcti today by WlIter top-paying spots in the 25-lap at- p. Donovan, executive vice presi-traction. t-nt the Garden State Racing First to find himself on the in- Association, field was the pre-race favorite e.

Garden State a test of a tAn' AU-Atweriea Christian and Texas A M. e9k4t. Bernie Bierman, whose Minne- SWubi4 ma teams were once among the a Tn a-id wirhii ost nowerful In the nation. 1. Dual Streak Bridge O' S4.

Beau Gain 4. Fauchelevent 5. a-Liberty Andy Bogie Man 7. Feebeedashea Lady Eleanor Flying Rebel IX Seftoa's Pick 11. Happy Rabbit IX Driftden IX Bob 14, Top Again 15.

a-Sky Bim lit COvW 11? lit Cv. us ISJ lv UT Srea KM US Kstat in K. cawat US Mceo 107 SCS.VTCK5D M10 117 SCS.MVJWO 109 SCX.TVilSO 1. Apres Moi 107 SCRATCHED 2, Caddy's Pat 115 SCRATCHED Brenstu 109 SCRATCHED 4. Sir Rarco 117 Rcgalbuto 20-1 5.

Sachet 112 D. Gardner 15-1 6. Sugarfoot 117 Moreno S-l 7. Your Health 117 Kortt -l Royal Gang 109 F. Smith 15-1 9.

Live Ticket 112 SCRATCHED 10. T-Formatlon 117 Balraretto 20-1 11. Sandvar 117 Gonralei 6-1 12. Mowleesha 104 C. Errico 20-1 13.

Flight Admiral 110 Vincent 10-1 14. Cross View 107 SV. Carpinelll 20-1 13. Zevette 112 SCRATCHED Parker Bohn of Freehold. But he wUi contested at didn't stay there.

Parker rejoined arden State Park oa Saturday, wiii, t4v thoix nasties en- E. Robinson, who coached of Yale graduates already honored jswim in proposed HaU ofTrown University 22 years thru by the hali of fame. This leads the I laws building be eoastructeii ree different tenures. list. h.T funds au-e available.

George Little, who coached, Army has four representatives Ti fivs nw coaches named are: Ohio State, Cincinnati, Miami while the University of Chicago and Waiiiw vxjk eoac! at Yander- (Jhloi, Michigan and Wisconsin. (Pennsylvania have three each. Uni-IX AU4: aad Duke. Hundreds Screened I versifies with two in the hall of the race after losing nearly a lap ctober 29th, during the fall meet-on the opposition and battled back l'i loc1 mark to a sensational fourth place finish. th'r1 running of the rich stakes.

a-Entry Schorsch Rarco, BuyL wbwe career includ- Hundreds of candidates were fame re Alabama, Texas Chris. SelecUons Sugarfoot, Caddy Pat, Uve Ticket Selections Bope Man, Flviag ReeL rriiva. it coaching assignments at Has-screened by the honors court, a tian, Dartmouth, Stanford, Tennes- Oat of Competition ws B0lnS 10 He fared better than most tho Turn-To in 1953 and last SUU out of competition at the end "runnlP bringing Mrs. John of the race were George Tet of Galbreath Summer Tan home SEVENTH RACE, Puser Jt.PP. Tlree-yeiriJ tsatatut, Carrot College, Tex-body composed of representatives see and Southern California.

THIRD RACE, The Festoon Farm, $3,600. maiden three-year-olds and up, ab. Hi mile hurdle. Middlecoff Stages Rally Long Island. Sportsmen point lead- liOUl-er Pete La Vance of Spring Lake.j Exceeds Last Tear Frank Myroncuk of New Egypt! The number eligible for this and Tommy Clark of Red Bank.

All ear renewal exceeds by 22 the 1. Canary Oaks 112 R.ietxs 51 BeauUful Vine 109 IX Ganiner 1 3. Toky Girl 105 F. Vjaoea: 6-1 4. ML Misty 113 W.

Bs ViUia 3-1 5. Snootv 116 a BmniSeld 4-1 6. Hello Mom 109 W. Blum 4-1 were sent spinning off the race wo-year-olds meeting the final To Beat Burke in PGA 1. a-King Gavin 138 R.

McDonald 4-1 2. b-Marsh Bird 138 L. McMorrow 20-1 3. Buena Vista 138 SCRATCHED 4. d-Morpheus 138 F.

D. Adams 6-1 5. f-French Field 131 E. Deveau 3-2 8. f-Polly Pep 138 E.

Deveau 3-2 7. x-Stonebur 145 P. Murphy 20-1 8. Songal 152 M. Ferral 3-1 9.

Greek Heir 138 R. Leaf 20-1 10. d-Go Boy 138 S. Rilles 6-1 11. a-Fripperty 140 C.

Harr 4-1 12. Tarfside 138 J. Knowles 15-1 13. x-Hadhramut 152 SCRATCHED 14. b-Corkage 131 J.

Knowles 20-1 13. Tourist Trade 145 SCRATCHED 16. Hill Tie 135 SCRATCHED EIGHTH RACE, Pnrse $4.5 M. Fiir-year-lds and np. Claiming 6 fBrtonft.

SEW TOIK if Marty rl Warwa, a nJce guy who has a pret DETROIT I Cary Middlecoff, golfs greatest winner In prize money and prestige this season, staged an almost Incredible comeback yesterday to keep his winning streak Intact when he beat Jackie Burke on the 40th hole to enter the semi-final round of the track before the near-pacKea nouse ligibility payment in last year'a via some rough racing. Altho temp-1 jarden State when 219 met the ers showed at several points during itrance requirements. The race the evening there were no serious rossed 1269.965 in 1954. The cur-arguments among the drivers. ent value of the race is $238,370, At one point In a heat race.

Bohr ith entry fees of $1,000 each and had been blocked for several laps similar starting fee still to be by two cars. The Freehold driver, dded to the purse, didnt hide the fact thai were Mime chince Firm fc dumped quite Intentionally by the Jt of ellglbillti by keepln2 nlne hard-runmnj pilot good standlngi closely fonowed nuarei came 1 1 rimi Tim ith Mr. ah. ty wd chance of finishing first. has sln4 to manage the Chicago pGA championshJp.

1. Sans Ega! Ill Regalbuto Barneys Joy 119 Korte Mid Stream 117 L. BascheUsr 4. Grand Tempo 107 Brumfield 5. Zuyder Zee 112 S.

Boulxetit 6. Wattle 109 Blum 7 Cortel lia D. Brumfield Romaniuza 115 J. Skelly 9. Snare 104 J.

Cuffari 10. Mas Tacaro 110 SCRATCHED 11. Bear Market ICS F.Vincent 12. Right Bit 114 Church a-Entry Rorlno Walsh; b-Entry More Wey nil. h.

5- ox tani 1937, indlcaUngl Five down the end of the. lM that morning round in their 36-hole those four footers drop Then he it" (1 He got a raUe In wages- (duel, Middlecoff found the range comeback with another (2-He's satisfied that the duh his short putts, caught Burke unbelievable shot on the last hole 2M Is ITSM lt 0I the 36th green when he rolled the morning round. That was a is satisfied with his work. elght.fo ter for a birdie and recovery from an almost impossible 8-1 Those were the two factors the then won out on the fourth extra lie behind a tree and kept him MU19 ahuc muic vaiui 1 Dloa an4 Whltnai, In midget feature provided an In-; ui Mr.alter mouth; d-Entry Adams Cochran; f-Entry Wright 8i Kline; x-Entry Nicholas. Selections Songal, French Field, Marsh Bird.

FOURTH RACE, $3,500, maiden filly Two-year. "1. uncertainty of which nromnted hole. irn 10Sin "ouier uuie. Selections Zuyder Zee.

Mid Stream, Right Bit. olds, 5Vi furlongs, claiming $6,500. rt. V.I.I.. 6 ivtii mrr a imarion io aecnne a rnntner ri duic n.ivu iuiw i oor-irir-oios.

i mm. i mirirp inni a i isnv I vp. nnpr ing Mile and a furlong. more xnan one year wnen he signed I. .1 par 66 for the morning round over succeed Paul Richards last Sep-U comfortable Meadowbrook Jersey Shore Baseball League 1.

Wee Waa 103 J. Cuffarl 3-1 tember. Course to gain what seemed to be 7 Jeffords, Pin Oak Farm and and Arnold. Meeker gamed i hugf treentree Stable with five each, early lead and the champion bat- tied an uphill fight all the way. West Coast Horsei Ready Arnold cut considerable ground' West Coast owners have kept from Meeker but couldn't get into two-year-olds eligible, including serious contention before Ellsworth's Like Magic, a full checkered flag dropped.

brother of Swaps and rated by Ells- Stock cars will be in action at worth better two-year-old pros-the li-mile high banked Stadium Pt tnan the Kentucky Derby win-oval again on Wednesday and as a juvenile. The West Coast urday oipht this week. lso is represented by nominations t. r.r a ift.in by Andy Crevolin, owner of Deter l1'? mine, the 1953 Kentucky Derby Arnold. 8tmford, Conn iwnnd.

ShortT McAnorfwi. nntown. third. Arthur winner: J. Ray Fairbairn, Mrs.

w.t chi. p. Tim nw John Payson Adams. Circle S. MidrtU rnd Ht (10i won rrfd 4-1 "Martv araued then that if an unbeatable lead.

But, feeling 1. Elrusa 118 G. L. Smith 2-1 2. March Co-Ed 111 12-1 3.

Jean Blair 118 Moreno 10-1 4. Hiyalla 113 Brumfield 8-1 5. Soundproff 118 L. Batcheller 15-1 6. Sixie Melody 118 A.

Catalano 20-1 7. Bunch of Fibs 118 J. Culmone 6-1 8. Freshaneasy 118 F. Smith 3-1 9.

Marilyn May 113 Barnett 15-1 10. Satan's Mate 118 E. Anyon 10-1 Selections Freshen Easy, Elrusa, Hiyalla. Henry My Boy 3. Shining On 4.

N'ostrebor 5. Turkish Gold 6. Irish Admiral 7. Match Play 113 S. Boulmetis 112 N.

Cox 111 A. Grace 107 R. Barnett 112 C. Gonzalez 112 E. Anyon 117 cn.ancnM a good year this year, he-d the pressure of a tough match and lO-li a -tremendous gallery, he skied to g.j.want a raise," general managcri73 ln the afteoon while Middle- TftUrdiy'l Rnaltl Rl Bink Townen 1 Tom! River Lrontrda 4.

Point Plnttnt S. Adflphl 10. Whltnrtllt 4. R4 Btnk Olinw 1, Keypert I. Xlooaouia Bcb Aibury Prt I.

(for (eit) 6-1 rranK Lane said, "and if he didn't Coff shot a 68 to catch him with 6. Gay Jet 4-1 have a good year and we wanted birdies on the last two holes. uui 1101:11 SelecUons Shining On, Henry My Boy, Nostrebor. to pet rid of him It wouldn't Then after three "sudden death- luaeiifi I is Wwker. Ptirrtfld.

Conn twond. chrln nancn, j. n. M. Wr, ana Buckshot and Backlashes Mill.r.

Allfntown. third. Buddy OUon. Kaipn Singer; u. L.

Lewis, Kot-ert S. Lytle, Mrs. John McMahon and Joe Maggio. A't. Jf.S il jut Mi fair to us if he was tied up with "5 i9- messed up the fourth one of Bnk Toiwn a longer contract.

toughest on the course and olnu Gambling With Future wk a double bogey six while pSS? pint 11 The slim, willowy, former "Mr. Middlecoff won out with a par Be" Shortstop" really wa, gambling fsr rnlboro. 1. Tlir 1:4) Mliftlt CMid Mil won by Dicky Kfy-Boldt. Arllnrton, Vt erond.

Bob Court-riht. Butltr, N.J third. Mo Ter, Hellopolis heads the list of stal- itr.flfld. 3. Time I 41 Bluefish Pick Their Own Spots Miiiro ff.urt U5i won by Pwi lions represented amom the.nomi- 4 11 with his future, altho there Is Mml-final meeting with Texan RSSSi "on for The Garden State with viiifT.

AinwB. fo-inh. Anhar nine, with Roj-al Charger being Cmni represented by five. A full brother Nttt Simy i Bat for the other asg'ers who down the beach and find out how Bv Hal Waters oouoi ne win oe prosecuiea xor 1 mmy Bolt, about the rougest cus- Bl.efim ahwred liemselve. lt- He or nothing.

I -mer in the tktin hi o'-- prr of Porterhouse, voted the ehaapioa Monmouth Brerh tt Krypert. Red Bank Oienu it teonerdo. Paint et Whitwrille. Adflph: tt Rd Benk Tonert. Aibttry Perk el Tone Rjrer.

(torfeill Hohn. rrhold HJ ttm. JH KCi to--ew'. "55. as beirg a wri.

ibiiaaoe erf jwri we report-' Mr wife bid lldd Tr. his Um Ui bad year he Urm. Ke is Sek. as euuh aid a e.flSh S'l' 12 wouJd be out in tie cold, w-herea: 5P champion juar.go.en rarm. lie is s.eai.

as may Lies 4tUaU.es ts a all aJicmg toe Shore lining ppund pwwot. J. ci riecK. crusnea iormer upen rr t-wv vi. ji.rpnj tw a rt wrsa roofl tize flute fct.

he mitht have laien a locgei Uholder Lew Worsham with aU ai werd.ii. u'k'rtreod. third ttW product. jlrwa ime wt-Kt (j'tsurtoy bciwnr sflver eJ tiuwj is I nrf nmt nial ruut of tiuts, ie toil ts the monoiory. iTm "rZml.

i7Il Only three fiiei were mtZt -r xs si-7 7fpan.eS, The tusir iuntirag regulation contract md WA the club to ft wt contemptuous ease by an 8 Ior rsiifi- evea the Spx Ciuibhed lie sub- 7 margin. ij third ai Pewrt. piuiflid, uj. Tun, tamed eligible, Mrs. Acaxs iivizg a tj-iiie.

I UrrtMt 7t.vkir. as (tew nd ban nl he V'm-' Mayneia Meett rord wrtrt.r. mutm on nert. P'd for Ma Foil and Lea. Kwn tifV ti SbemaeJw Ciwt poeemaiL west out on the laflefl pkeen ivt the IV-i-bt Managertl contracts being what other half of the draw, "LKS: WlVl- M10 Mr DamKL tU Sanegat tuitt ua oiS Otxt Cwe last are.

there is no particular ner transplanted Texan. Shel- muimurr M.wfi.M Ma r4 Zcmo Groat for Dry Skin Itch! Zemo doctor'i aoothing anti-septic promptly relievet itch of surface akin rashes, eczema, psori. asis. Zemo stops scratching and so aids faster healing. Bny Eitr Utrtngtk Zemo for stubborn cases.

n' Asswr Vvt. tw eUace taslicg try. Ti.e Hates via be perxcit the ft -unty 4natd to Marion's new Mayneia, wm meei swanny rJ lu ont il.i i I Miv Ford, the tournament's mprial- winning stab es country are fcer u.tt are reward a 47 ti4 a i.3i pound ft fbeSr touxi.tioje represented In The Garden Sat afUiUy fifte fV, Ujr enm fiih that 3j.yPt pulled fcius liie yrriwl begiaaiEg nominations. lows, were spane. the ia b-fwe he maatred to eadir jb in Vr ii i M3' t( ffeWm before Itt hottest putter, in todays I- i.

5 hn! torn 6ept wrirjjjiaiuwn can iorrp il in niv nav thwe ipecies Th Arlrt inn Tnrontft I The Addison Stable, Toronto.) bas happened. Mayneia, from segum, and the new rlonimnt "estbury, N.Y.. matched Burke's Canada, is the on i.ayiQ.1 rrpomfl me twaa. itie nws yrvceai ucx eeet woodcock wi'h uiun J. ai wv ly representative Highlands Basin that just about but 23 minutes.

woodcock to fall between i Oct Vou might call border, but three lU hU bo.u came in with bounti-i j1, eeieM vote of confid inri an inrii. I 66 in the morning from north of the Kom anln hit a hr! run fi t-u. cation that, whether or not thu team id went On to ellmmate yOUtMul European bred two-year-olds are fUj boxes of blues picked up near eligible. They are F. Ambrose Asoury rara luck that may last for as long or -the MMiutiMm American League pen- Xon Fairfield of Casey, I1L.

3 and as month. But for Joe Leon of InTbl shed later inant, Lane Is convinced Marty has 5-. Ford, playing his seventh and published later Marty The Mistake, skippered by JUNIOR SAYS The Roof On Th Howe Yes, we will give you a Free Roof with the ourchase of ony PRE-CUT HOUSE $10 CO At Low At lODO done a ban-uo lob. "igni suo-par penormances over Clark's St. Esprit, by Valletor.

Musclda: Mrs. H. C. Freuhaufs So-brouk, by Solar Slipper-Mabrouka, and Mill River Stable's Voleur, a Hamilton Gardens it has gone on for almost eight years. All during Regulations for shooting ducks, Reese, coots, and other mimtory nrearv Pot Tarda eaaowDrooK ojuz-yara, par 35- Whltey Morenz, turned up with 134 blues, while the Elsie owned and fished by Joe Widosen.

this time Joe has been trying to fowl will he Issued during the lat- Field Day-Baghdad product. hnm ahnnt inn land a ham It became almoet ---j 4 Several juveniles who already Bis.o Baby Four of Us finished obsession with him at least roi have won stakes are eligible. Thty the jay wltn 104. The Francis C. until last Saturday.

What hap- Include undefeated Decathlon, horce reported Catch of 85. while thejpened then may turn him away PhUd.iphi., America's in ironi in me tsay Mate, nirrizan- atniy Andy had 78. the Kitty 55. from bass fishing for the rest of. puit-jeu.

Foat, New Bruniwick, blue- nun sett. Nursery and Tyro, and the Janet C. 77 hi' life. Jeraejr-Charlee Miller, Philadelphia, it seems he ukik nis usual trm pi. Rex John Chabraro.

JereeT City, fluke. Pollys Jet, winner of the Belmont; Anderson, who sails his Juvenile, Cherry Hill, National-boat "Teepee" out of Hessler's Stallion and the Christiana; nock, reoorted that close to 100 14 largest- Delivered To Your Lot We don't believe anyone will ar- 5-71 layout, whipped Fred Hawk-gue that point, least of all Casey mo.nt 6 5- Stengel and the Yankees, who vis- Middlecoff, winner of five touraa-Isted Chicago last week and were this season including the sending back postcards to New aste" and Western, showed his York reading: "having miserable 'durance as well as his skill in time; wish I was there." tns toughest of all pro tourna- The current contending position 8 enls-of the White Sox comes as no sur-, Just Lucky prise to Marion, who as long ago was just as lucky as you can as last January said he believed he ne mopped a per-his team would win the pennant brow at the end. "I made and that Cleveland would have a impossible putt at the 36th better chance than the Yankees of klnd hv to be Iky to finishing second. mJ? That putt was just the kind Cary Fv.Hnrlpr Tpffrnat been missing earlier in the fcxnurier jencoai iy Three down 8fter fte first Becomes a Preacher ne holes in the morning and five cniiTupu an im r- iwn after 17, the tall ex-dentist to the Allenburst area for another try at the elusive bass. Baited with calego he and his wife sat down and hopefully waited.

After a few minutes Joe decided to walk winner 01 ine noiiywww June. blues were picked up off Belmar. And most of them weighed around nine pounds. Juvenile and the Hajgln; Aujhlll, first In the Dover; First Lap, winner vf the Lafayette; Like Malc. the Cabrillo victor and Jean Bap-tlite, the Albany winner.

TTTTTfl ZZCEQz: I ft TP tl IU cigar Dauntleee Ronald Carter, Philadelphia, porgie. Penmy Vie Pititr, Clifton Helghti, fluke. I-Z Tom Bents, Philadelphia, blackflnh. E-Z-Il Zrwln Cooper, Philadelphia, porgie. Kuth 8 Arthur Campbell, Asbury Park, fluke.

Paul Montlno. BernerdsvUle, fluke. Merle 8 A M. Jeffe McElrath. Neptune, fluke.

P. M. Charlee Cohen, Long lelend City, N.Y., fluke. Marie II Reymond 8alm, Newark, fluke. Irving Keriner, Newark, fluke.

Point Pleeeenl Ideal 1 Andrew Lawrence, New Bruniwick, fluke. Lucky Man Ollbert Epeteln, Newark, fluke. American Idward Urlett, Eait Orange, fluke. Welfrld Oerald B. Btanton, Trenton, bluefleh.

Brlrlle Dlena Joeeph Large, Philadelphia, liver eel. Chappie IIL-E. Whitehead, Newark, portle. Cept. Stan Oeorge Moee, Eaet Orange, porgie.

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Braka beat Jules Plangere, 6-0, 6-0, for the title yesterday. RE 6-0248.