The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • 19

WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, DELAWARE. MONDAY, DECEMBER NINETEEN NATION'S LIST OF UNBEATEN COLLEGE FIVES SHRINKS TROPICAL PARK ENTRIES Louis Meets Al Hoosman In Oakland Bout Tonight EAST-WEST STARS ARE ASSEMBLING ALL-STAR TEAMS OPEN GRID DRILLS FIFTH RACE Puraa $1,800, claiming, year-olds, furlongs. Purdue Halts Bradley's Five-Game Win Streak; Western Kentucky Upset 119 B. Stranta -l 108 No Boy 6-1 114 M. Basil 30-1 105 No Boy 20-1 116 R.

Howell 8-1 117 J. Culmone 3-1 108 H. Campbell 8-1 102 J. Dickey 5-1 119 No Boy 20-1 111 No Boy 20-1 107 No Boy 30-1 114 J. Culmone 4-1 119 J.

R. Layton 20-1 111 No Boy 10-1 100 No Boy 20-1 108 P. Roberta 30-1 Undone iBig Girl 3ervce Badge Dizzy rapt. Gallagher iQueensberry Day Shift Forever Thina Reign's Girl 3olden View tTrarab xQray Brand 3uinevre Ace Scholar xGrand Hone B. B.

Teddy College Basketball SIXTH RACE Parse $2,200, claiming, 3' year-olds and up, 1 1-16 mile. All In Fun Abstract Brolite laDobodura xaSome Town Poison Arrow 3hillalah Hyblaze Realtor Ecador Manchae bVar bJustice 118 R. L. Baird 100 S. Boulmetia 115 E.

J. Knapp 107 J. Culmona 106 No Boy 111 R. Destasio 109W. Garner 109 H.

8anabria 115 H. Lindberg 111 No Boy 118 B. Strang 111 J. Stout 117 J. Stout 3-1 15-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 20-1 10-1 30-1 10-1 15-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 i entry.

aPalatine Stable bJerry McCarthy Stable entry, SEVENTH RACE -Purse $1,900, elaiming, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. Summer 8un 108 No Boy 10-1 Flaming Bush 114 J. Robertson 8-1 Good Story 122 E. J. Knapp 5-1 xHappy Smiles 117 R.

McLaughlin 8-1 Jobstown 116 R. Bernhardt 6-1 Tarport Kid 111 No Boy 15-1 Sabot 111 J. Stout 10-1 Mark High 114 D. Scurlock 10-1 Time Roll 119 J. Richard S-l Mafia 114 R.

McPhee 12-1 xBold Lady 105 No Boy 10-1 Frenchtown 110 No Boy 20-1 Whirlimygig 114 L. Hansman 20-1 Racso 111 D. Scurlock 20-1 xAlgie 112 J. Phtllippi 13-1 xBlarney Maid 114 J. Culmone 3-1 EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,800.

claiming, 3-year-olds and up. 1 1-16 miles. Ida A. Ill A. Gomes 30-1 Wohneda 112 E.

LeBlanc 6-1 Broad Daylight 119 No Boy 4-1 xDonna'i Ac 114 8. Boulmetia 5-1 Much Pleasure 110 No Boy 30-1 Warrior Prince 119 C. Olvens 6-1 xHarem 111 8. Boulmetia 5-1 Turban 113 E. Nelson 15-1 xDanada Red 114 No Boy 8-1 sRamlet 110 M.

Grosso 6-1 Did Play 114 No Boy 15-1 xMr. Happy 114 No Boy 15-1 xlmpact 110 No Boy 8-1 3rand Prince 114 P. Roberta 10-1 NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (JP). Re- tired Heavyweight Champion Jot Louis continues his lucrative crosscountry tour this week with stops at Oakland, and Salt Lake City, Utah to headline a slim pre-holiday boxing card.

The Brown Bomber takes on Al Hoosman pf Los Angeles in a 10 round bout to a decision tomorrow night in Oakland and on "Wednesday he will fight two four round exhibition bouts in Salt Lake City. Hoosman was the heavyweight champion of the United States Army in the South-Pacific area from 1943 to 1944. Louis' opponents at Salt Lake are two local boys, J. Lambert and Rex Layne. Lightweight Champion Ike Williams takes on Welterweight Midget Miller of Philadelphia in a six round bout at Valley Forge, Tuesday.

The boxing card is for the benefit of the war veterans in the Valley Field General Hospital. Williams ha donated his services for the war wounded. Former Lightweight Champion Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater, Tex continues his successful comeback tomorrow night against Iggy Vac-cari of Boston in a 10 round scrap in the Massachusetts capital. Jenkins has won 14 out of 18 fights this year. The week's program: Monday At Oakland, Joe Louis.

Detroit, -vs. Al Hoosman, Los Angeles, heavies, 14; at Newark. N. Charley Williams, Newark, vs. Roger Murriel, Elizabeth, N.

middies. 10, and Johnny De Fazio, Bay- -onne, N. vs. Paulie Jackson, Reading. lights, 10; at Washington, D.

Little Dynamite, Washington, vs. Joss Cardenas. Mexico City, bantams. 10: at Boston, Lew Jenkins, Sweetwater, Tex vs. Iggy Vaccarl, Boston, lights.

10: at Providence, Rocky Marciano, Brockton, ytr. Phil Buffalo. heavies, 10; at Holyoke, Irish Jimmy Warren, Brooklyn, vs. Roy Andrews, Lowell, lights, 10; at New York (Jamaica Arena) Jimmy Flood, New York, vs. -Henry Twin Holt, Danbury, middies.

8: at New York (Eastern Parkway Rink) Tony Janiro. Youngstown, va, Mario Moreno. Mexico City, welters, 14. Tuesday At White Plains. N.

Bill Bossio, Pittsburgh, vs. Tony Longo, Baltimore, feath- ers, at New Bedford, Dave Shade, Fall River, vs. rrankle Fay, New Bedford, lights, 10; at Los Angeles. Art Aragan. Hollywood.

vs. Mark) Trio. Mexico City, lights, 10: at Valley Forge, Ike Williams, Trenton, N. vs. Midget Miller, Philadelphia, (non-title) 8.

Wednendav At New York St. Nicksi Georgia Kap- -lan, Brooklyn, vs. Dullio Spagnola, Italy, heavies, 10; at Salt Lake City. Joe Louis, Detroit, vs. J.

Labert and Rex Layne, four rounds each, exhibition. Thursday At New York (Broadway Arena) Paddy De Marco, Brooklyn vs. Red Top Davis, St. Louis, Rights, 10; at Fall River, Jot Blackwood, Paterson, N. vs.

Billy Gordon. Fall River, middies, 10; at Phtladel- phia, Otis Graham. Philadelphia, vs. HoneyehUe Johnson, Philadelphia, welters, 8. It's a proven fact that News-Journal Classified Ads are a con- stant source of profit for Dela-wareans.

Phone 4-S351. (By Associated Press) (BASEBALL) NEW YORK Dart Koslo. N. T. Giants left hander, led National League pitchers for in league's official earned-run average with 2.50.

NEW YORK The New York Yankees traded First Baseman Dick Kryhoski to the Detroit Tigers for Outfielder Dick Waterfleld. PITTSBURGH The Pittsburgh Pirates Dougnt southpaw pitcher Fran Papish Irom tne Cleveland Indians. (FOOTBALL) HOUSTON. Tex. An All-America Con ference Ail-Star squad defeated the AAC champion Cleveland Browns, 12-7, in the Shamrock Bowl charity football game.

(TENNIS) NEW YORK The U. S. Professional Tennis Association ranked Bobby Riggs no. pro tennis piayer oz 1949. (GOLF) HAVANA Chick Harbert, Detroit, and Havana amateur Pedro Menocal won the best-ball S4-hole contest of the $10,000 Ha vana invitational pro-amateur tournament with total score of 184.

(RACING) SAN BRUNO, CalU. Huon Kid (17.6 won Tanforan's $15,000 added Sah Francisco Handicap as 41-day meeting ended. MIAMI. Fla. Artist Life ($10.50) won the Governor Warren Purse at Tropical Park.

NEW ORLEANS Love Sonnet ($12) won the Pontchartrain Handicap by a nose at the Fair Grounds track. (BOXING) BRUSSELS Roberto Proiettl of Italy became the European lightweight champion, winning the title from Kid Dussart of Belgium on a close decision in a 15-round bout down Notr Dame, 66-56 in the opener of two at the Chicago Stad ium. DePaul measured Loyola of Chicago, 59-53 in the nightcap. The St. Louis University Billikens rambled to an easy 80-53 triumph over Texas Christian to post their third straight victory without a loss.

Other top games in the Midwest saw Wisconsin batter Marquette, 62-45, Nebraska mop up Baylor, 69- 55, Iowa trounced Western Reserve, 97-57, Missouri walk over Michigan State, 73-54, William and Mary stop Akron, 53-49, West Texas clip Baldwin-Wallace, 64-56, Creighton beat Fijesno State, 55-31, Butler tame Wabash, 55-49 and Valparaiso clout Western Ontario, 83-53. Tulanes once beaten Greenwave humbled Mississippi, 70-58 to gain Its sixth triumph and remain one of the powers in the South. Navy ran its victory streak to four games by taking Maryland over the hurdles, 75-62 while Georgia Tech posted its second victory in as many tries with a 78-59 verdict over Davidson. Other feature games in the South saw Duke trim Washington and Lee, 81-67, Clemson down Richmond Georgia trounce South Carolina, 77-62 and LSU beat Florida, 73-49. San Francisco, defending National Invitation champs, ran over UCLA, 53-40 in a twin bill on the coast.

In the other game Colorado A and outpointed St. Mary's of California, 67-58. Colorado romped to a 71-48 triumph over Southern Methodist to gain its fourth victory without a loss. Utah downed Oregon State, 51-42, Wyoming clipped Idaho 58-40 and Utah State stiffened Lawrence Tech, 69-59 in other attractive games. Smyrna, Chestertown Play In Cage Opener Tomorrow SMYRNA.

Dec. 18 (Special). Ther Smyrna High School basketball team will open its 1949-50 campaign Tuesday night at Chester-town. Md. The schedule Dec.

20, Chestertown, away; Jan. 10. Felton, home; 13, Harrington, home: 20, Middletown, away; 24, Caesar Rodney, away; 27, Dover, home; 31, St. "Andrew's, away; Feb. 7.

St. Andrew's, home; 10, Caesar Rodney, home; 14, Harrington, away; 17, Dover, away. 24, Middle-town, home; 28, Chestertown, home; March 3. Felton, away. Eastern Kentucky, Alabama, Temple Owls Also Suffer Losses By RALPH RODEN TOW YORK, Dec.

18 (JP). The rank of major college basketball's unbeaten forces Is a bit slimmer today. Biggest, wheel missing from the head table is Bradley University's Braves. The Braves were upset, 71-65 by the Purdue Boilermakers last night. The defeat was Bradley's first in five starts and spoiled the dedication of the Braves' new field house.

In another major surprise Cincinnati edged Western Kentucky, 55-54 cn Dick Dallmer's foul shot in the lst 16 seconds. The setback was the Kentuckians' first in six games while the triumph was Cincinnati's fourth without a loss. Toledo, upset victors over' Michigan a week ago, repeated a 59- 52 triumph over previously unbeaten Eastern Kentucky. The loss was Eastern Kentucky's first compared to Ave victories. Alabama's Crimson Tide also tasted defeat for the first time, bowing, 47-44 to Mississippi State.

The Tide had won its first three starts. La Salle Wins Fourth LaSalle ran its unbeaten string to tour games and ended a Temple skein at three by downing Temple, 60- 55 in the second game of a doubleheader at Philadelphia's Convention Hall. The University of Southern California defeated St. Joseph, 79-65 In the first game. Cornell also remained in the spotless class and dumped Yale out of the select circle by edging the Bulldogs, 60-57 in an Ivy League battle.

The victory enabled Cornell to take ever the Ivy League lead from the vanquished Bulldogs. Illinois, defending Western Conference champions, atoned lor its only defeat at the hands of Oklahoma by clipping the Sooners, 57-47. The loss was the Sooners' first in three outings. Meanwhile powerful Holy Cross tretched its victory skein to five games by defeating New York University, 49-34 in the first game of a twin bill at Madison Square Garden, Long Island University topped Denver, 58-43 in the nightcap. Washington State also posted its fifth triumph without a loss by clipping Buffalo the first of two at Buffalo's Memorial Auditorium.

Canisius turned back California, 55-53 in a thrilling windup. Georgetown of Washington, D. ncarred Harvard, 58-53 to stretch Its all victorious campaign to five games and little Siena College of Albany, N. ran its victory streak to 10 games with an easy 62-45 triumph over St. Francis of Brooklyn.

Mules Whip Penn Muhlenberg stunned Pennsylvania 75-57, Army beat St. Lawrence, 70-53, Syracuse topped Rutgers, 72-53, Colgate downed Princeton, 76-68 and Duquesne prevailed over Kansas, 64-54 in other top attractions in the East. Northwestern, tuning up for the Western Conference grind, slapped SELECTIONS By ASSOCIATED PRESS AT FAIR GROUNDS Valdina Secret, Fairjete, Easy Quero. Hvtmg, Petrified, Blue Camelia. 3 Refutation, Double Gift.

Pebble Song. 4 Best Trick, Jlmminy Gosh, Dame D'Hon-neur. Sjt. Brown, Slate. Dick Stickney.

8 Amanaeer, Bob's Birthday, Oxford Don. 7 Don O'Sullivan, Innate, Merry Boy. ft Majalis, Marcelle Montree. Best Bet DON OSTJLLIVAN. IP 1 OtM 6 Standings, Schedules For Local Cage Loops CTO PARISH LEAGUE Standing W.

L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. 5t.

t'w'g 3 0 1.000:3t. Paul's 1 1 .500 3t. Pat k'a 1 0 1.00o;st. Joe 1 1 .500 3t. Th aa' 1 0 1.000 Sac.

Heart 1 3 .333 C. O. K. 3 1 .750 3t. Hel na 1 3 .333 3t.

Ann's 3 1 .666 Ch stl 0 3 .000 3t. An'ny'g I 1" Sfn'aa' 0 3 .000 St. Mary's 1 3t. Eli. 0 1 .000 CTO SENIOR BOYS' LEAGUE Standinr W.

L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. St.

An'ny'a 6 0 1. 000 St. Pat 3 3 .400 C. O. K.

4 0 .667 St. Paul 3 4 .333 8t. Elia. 4 3 .667 St. P't'i NC 3 4 .333 St, Ann's 3 3 .600, St.

Tho'as' 0 6 .000 Schedule Tomorrow Pourner Hall St. Elizabeth's vs. St. Ann's; St. Anthony' vs.

St. Paul's: At Bancroft Christ Our Kins va. 8t. Peter's (N. C); St.

Patrick vs. St. Thomas'. Thursday St. Patrick's vs.

St. Paul's; St. Ann's vs. St. Anthony's.

CTO SENIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE Standinc W. L. W. L. Pet C.

O. K. 3 0 1.000 St. Tho'as' St. Eliz.

1 0 l.OOOiSt. P't's NC St. Ann's 1 An'ny's St. Paul's 3 1 Pat k's 1 I .500 0 3 .000 0 3 .000 0 -3 .000 Schedule S. duPont St.

Paul'a vs. C); Christ Our Klna vs. Tomorrow P. St. Peter's (N.

St. Elizabeth s. CTO BOTS' PAROCHIAL LEAGUE -Standin- W. L. Pct.l W.

L. Pet. C. O. K.

3 0 1.000 St. Tho'as' 1 2 .333 St. Paul's 3 0 1.000 St. Joa'ph's 1 3 .333 St. Mary's 3 0 1.000 St.

Eliz. 1 3 .333 St. Pat k's 2 1 St. Ann's 3 .000 St. Peter's 3 1 .667 St.

Mat'w 0 3 .000 Sac. Heart 3 1 .667. St. Hed'g's 0 3 .000 PROTESTANT CHURCH LEAGUES (Senior Leacue) Standinc W. L.

Pct. Cal. Un't'd 6 0 1.000 West SilTb'ook 1 s'keM'h. 3 .714 Immanuel 1st United 3 Park W. L.

Pet. 3 4 .429 1 5 .067 1 .067 0 4 .000 Bran wine 4 3 Schedule Tonight At Harlan School Brandywine vs. Richardson Park, 7 o'clock; Immanuel vs. West, 8 o'clock. Tomorrow At Williams School, Union vs.

Calvary United, 8 p. m. Thursday At Williams School. First United vs. Silverbrook.

8 p. m. Friday At Harlan School, St. Stephen's vs. Eastlake.

8 p. m. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE (Northern Division) Standing W. L. Pct.l W.

L. Pet. Grace Ep. 5 1 Grace Bap. 3 4 .424 Hanover 5 3 .714 L.

Brand. 1 6 .067 Eastlake 4 2 Cook 1 .607 Schedule Tomorrow, at Palmer School. Eastlake vs. Grace Baptist, 8 p. m.

Friday, at Lore School Bishop Cook vs. Lower Brandywine, 7 p. Hanover vs. Grace Episcopal, 8 p. m.

Southern Ii vision) Standing W. L. Pct.j W. L. Pet.

Mt. Salem 8 0 1.000 3t. James 3 3 .500 3cott-K'd 4 3 .667 Harrison 0 3 .000 Trinity 4 3 Asbury 0 3 .000 3'brook 3 3 .500, West 0 6 .000 Schedule Tomorrow, at Williams School Scott-Kingswood vs. Silverbrook, 7 p. m.

Thursday, at Palmer School Asbury v. West, 7 p. m. Friday, at Lore School Mt. Salem vs.

Harrison Street, 8 p. at Harlan School Trinity vs. St. James, 8 p. m.

JUNIOR LEAGUE (Northern Division) Standing W. Pct. 6 I 8 1 Immanuel 1 3'. 3 Luke W. L.

Pet. 1 3 .30 1 4 .200 0 4 .000 0 4 .000 Hanover 1st United Br'dywine lake Pr. Schedule Tonight, at Harlan School Calvary vs. Brandywine. 7 o'clock; Immanuel vs.

Hanover, 8 o'clock. Tomorow, at Palmer School First United vs. St. Luke, 7 p. m.

Thursday, at Palmer School First and Central vs. Eastlake, 8 p. m. (SOUTHERN DIVISION) Standing W. L.

Pct.l w. L. Pet. 3ilverbrook 0 l.OOOpal. United 3 3 .600 3cott-K'w'd 3 3 .500 rh.

of B'hrn 3 4 .333 3t. James 3 3 .500 Holv Trinity 0 5 .000 Schedule Friday at Harlan School, Holy Trinity vs. Silverbrook, Scott-Kingswood "vs. Calvary, 7 p. at Lake School, Church of Brethren vs.

St. James, 7 p. m. SUBURBAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE Tonight: Kingswood vs. Hillcrest, 8:45, at Kingswood: Baldton vs.

Durney Post, 8:45, at Wm. Penn: Peoples S. vs. Ship-side, 8:45. at People Elsmere vs.

Walnut 7:30, at Kingswood. Wednesday: Baldton vs. Elsmere, 8:45, at Shipside: Kineswood vs. Durney Post, 8:45. at Kingswood.

Thursday: Hillcrest vs. 8hipside, 8:15. at Walnut Y. Friday: Peoples S. vs.

Walnut 8:30. at Peoples 8. WILMINGTON MAJOR LEAGUE Standing W. L. W.

Li Pet. H'eville A 2 0 l.OOOiStellini's M. 1 1 .500 Bl. Hen AC 3 0 l.OOOlrony's Cafe 0 1 .000 YHMA 1 0 1.000 1 Nick's A A 0 3 .000 Rocco's A A 1 1 .500 Fr'kie's AC 0 3 .000 Schedule Wednesday at YHMA: 7:30 p. Rocco's vs.

Stellini 8:45 p. m. YHMA ts. Ntek's 6:45 p. m.

SENIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE W. L. Pet. W. L.

Pet. Zippers 3 0 1.000! CJoldey 1 3 .333 Allied Mot. 3 1 R'ks 0 3 .000 Beacom 3 1 .6671 YWCA 0 3 .000 Gems 1 3 .3331 CITT LEAGUE SCHEDULE Tonight: Anton's vs. Suburbanites, 7:30, at Shipside. Tomorrow: Wright's vs.

stellinis. 8:00. at Lore; Eaatlake vs. Clover. 7:00, at Lore.

Wednesday: Eastlake vs. Colonial, 7:30. at Kingswood; Stellinl's vs. Suburbanites. 9:30, at Shipside.

Thursday: Wright's ts. Clover. 9:30. at Walnut Y. Five Eastern Players And All But One of Western Already on Scene SAN FRANCISCO, (JP).

Football stars who will meet in the annual East-West charity football game here Dec. 31 began assembling today. Five eastern players arrived by plans last night. They are backfield men Art Murakowski of Northwestern; Dick Kempthorn of Michigan; Harry Szulborski of Purdue; Joe Kelly, Wisconsin center and Lou Karras, Purdue tackle. bulk of the 24 -man eastern squad is coming in by train, with Coaches Andy Kerr, Lebanon Val ley, Bernie Bierman, Minnesota, and D.

O. (Tuss) MoLaughry, Dartmouth. The full western squad, with the exception of Ernie Johnson, UCLA halfback, was due to be quartered here by tonight. Johnson will report in tomorrow morning. Early Western arrivals included Backs Lindy Berry of Texas Christian; Dick Gray and Ken Carpenter, both of Oregon state; and linemen Warren Wood, College of Puget Sound; George Bayer, Washington; Steve Dotur, Oregon and Tom De-Sylvia, Oregon State.

Gary, Carpenter and DeSylvia came by air. Western coaches Leo (Dutch) Meyer, Texas Christian, Matty Bell, Southern Methodist and Jeff Cra-vath USC will have their 24 players out for morning and afternoon practices tomorrow. The Easterners are expected to hold their first drill tomorrow afternoon. Both squads and the coaches will be guests at a press club dinner tomorrow night and at a Shrine luncheon, Tuesday. The teams will go to their training camps aftef the luncheon, the East to Santa Clara arid the west to Stanford.

Blue Hen Swimmers Lose First Meet to Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE, Dec. 18 (Special). Harry Rawstrom's University of Delaware swimming team suffered its first setback in three starts, bowing to the University of Virginia natators yesterday, 40 to 35. A triumph in the final event, the 400-yard medley relay, sealed the victory for the host team. The Cavalier quartet of Hallock, Crawford, Williams and Carroll negotiated the distance in 3:53 to win by 15 yards.

Disqualification of John Bishop for a missed turn in the 100-yard free style event hurt the visitors' chances because it cost Bishop second place. He had previously tied the Virginia 50-yard free style mark, winning that event in 24.1 seconds. The summaries: 300-yard medley relay 1. Delaware (Campbell. Miller.

Uoyd). Time: 3:16.4. 330-yard free style 1, Carroll. Virginia; 3, Dougherty. Delaware; 3.

Clements, Delaware. Time: 3:26.4. 50-yard free style 1, Bishop. Delaware; 2. Soon.

Virginia; 3, Crawford, Virginia. Time: 34.7. Diving 1, Grier, Delawar; 3. Phillips, Virginia: 3, Wise, Virginia. 100-yard free style 1.

Williams, Virginia; 2. Hallock, Virginia; 3. Lloyd, Delaware. Time: 56.4. 150-yard back stroke 1, Campbell.

Delaware; 3. McCasland, Virginia; 3, Eggert, Delaware. Time: 1:47.4, 300-yard breast stroke 1, Miller. Delaware; 2. Baird, Delaware; 3.

Wheeler, Virginia. Time: 2:44.3. 440-yard free style 1. Williams, 3. Carroll, Virginia; 3, Dougherty, Delaware.

Time: 5:42.3. 400-yard medley relay 1, Virginia (Craw ford. Williams, Carroll. Hallock). Time: 3:53.

Tidwell, Gain Given Awards As Outstanding SEC Players BIRMINGHAM. Dec. 18 (JP). Quarterback Travis Tidwell of Auburn and tackle Bob Gain of Kentucky were awarded trophies last night as the Southeastern Conference's outstanding back and lineman of 1949. Awards were made by the Birmingham Monday Morning Quarterback Club at its 11th annual "scrimmage." Principal speaker at the affair was Fritz Crisler, Michigan athletic director and former championship Wolverine coach.

Auburn captain Ralph Pyburn was presented the Omicron Delta Kappa Fraternity trophy that goes to the winner of the Alabama-Au burn game each year. TROPICAL PARK SELECTIONS BT ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Fox Ring, Christopher, Stark Mad. 2 Copyright, My Ruthie, Major Play. 3 Good Son, The Prophet, Rappel. 4 Mucho Manana, Cantrun, Reaping Day.

5 Ace Seholar Big Girl, Forever Thine. 8 Realtor, Var, Hyblaze. 7 Flaming Bush, Mark High. Good Story. 8 Harem.

Danada Red. Broad Daylight. Best Bet FLAMING BUSH. BY UNITED PRESS 1 Fox Ring, Christopher, Alwhirl. 2.

One Play. Major Play. Big Dance. 3 Rappel, First Command. Edemgee.

4 Cantrun, Reaping Day, Tel Aviv. 5 ueensberry. Gray Brand, Forever Thine. 8 Escador. All In Fun.

Manchae. 7 Good Story. Jobatown, Happy Smiles. 8 Broad Daylight, Donnas Ace, Wohneda Best Bet RAPPEL. CBy Associated Press) Post Tine, First Race.

1:30 P. BC. (Wilmincton Time) FIRST RACE Purse $1,800, claiming, J-year-olds and up, maiden, 1 1-16 miles. Horse Wt. Jockey Odds xAward 108 J.

Cano 6-1 xArklow H. 106 C. Corolla 8-1 xQold Apple 105 J. Culmona 30-1 xStark Mad No Boy 20-1 Royal Tartan 117 W. Barner 5-1 Christopher 117 No Boy 4-1 Kobold 113 K.

Scawthorn 30-1 Fox Ring 116 W. Garner 5-2 Alwhile 113 R. L. Baird 5-1 Desert Code 113 A. D.

Rivera 8-1 Sir Larkspur 113 L. Buttler 12-1 xMiss Anne 105 8. Boulmetia 10-1 rybras 113 H. Bauer 30-1 SECOND RACE Purse 1,800, claiming-, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. xDuckberrr 113 R.

D. Jonea 6-1 6-1 30-1 10-1 6-1 80-1 6-1 10-1 6-1 8-1 30-1 8-1 Copywright Blue Fawn Zerlina O. G. Kelley Gold Braid Major Play Dave's Pal One Play Petrose Girl Lucky Year 116 H. Allgaler 113 R.

McPhea 111 C. Shaw 120 No Boy 116 R. Howell 118 P. 116 No Boy 117 No Boy 117 P. Roberta 117 No Boy 113 J.

Culmona 111 No Boy 115 J. Culmone 116 A. Monteiro 114 H. Llndbers xGallababe My Ruthie 12-1 4-1 6-1 30-1 xBig Dance Meangen Hustling Oaks THIRD RACE Purs 11,800. claiming, 3- year-olda and p.

6 furlongs. xxCostarita 113 R. DelKuidica 111 No Boy 115 J. Robertson 120 A. Gomes 113 R.

L. Baird 113 No Boy 120 T. Luther 110 J. Culmone 111 No Boy 116 No Boy 120 M. N.

Conzalea 113 A. Gomel 111 No Boy 113 J. Richard 111 S. Boulmetis 111 No Boy 30-1 6-1 30-1 6-1 20-1 30-1 5- 1 8-5 6- 1 4-1 20-1 20-1 6-1 20-1 30-1 10-1 xValdlna Aide Analii The Prophet Miss Education Liberty Gold Edemgee xRappel xFirst Command 3ood Son Reproduction Miecesue xHigh Ego 3rateful KChallc xHerbie G. FOURTH RACE Purse $1,900, claiming 2-year-olds.

6 furlongs. Mucho Yltnma La Belle Miss 110 J. Stout 116 No' Boy 113 C. Mullins 117 N. Combest 111 No Boy 106 No Boy 105 H.

Lindbers 111 No Boy 114 No Boy 123 I. Hanford 10 J. Purser 111 w. Saunderi 109 M. Grosso 104 J.

Cheater 109 No Boy 113 J. Richard S-l 5-1 10-1 30-1 5-1 20-1 20-1 10-1 10-1 8-1 10-1 4-1 20-1 30-1 30-1 8-1 en- Tax Lien 3arcon Reaping Day aAriel's Mark uady Ridgewell 3renade (Doranna 2antrun (Queen's Ace Tel-Aviv lAmachanc xxRodney R. aMlRhty Seller L.ady Jacsun aMrs. try. E.

Heubeck, Goldman Fair Grounds Entries By Associated Press Post Time. Firat Race. 245 T. M. (Wilmington Time) FIRST RACE Purse $900; elaimtng; 3-year-olcU and up; 6 furlongs: Willis E.

1U5 Cotton Bowl Valdina Secret 109 Goldie'a Honey 109 Sweet Lee 109 Dusty 113 Lucky Doo 109 Fairjete 109 xChallemain 105 xLady Saladin 104 Bet Nebraska 112 Easy Quero 112 Helen's Honey 106 Lucky Pair 112 Cold Berry 1.12 xBurgoo Master 104 SECOND RACE Purse claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs: xxLight Down Jolly Gremlin Tommil Tom Clover Miss xHyting xBreak Thru Petrified 105 First Pal 71,3 115 xLcvely Trace 304 109 Last Bill IS 109 Blue Camelia 109 107 Double Feature 113 Lou Jav S. 109 115 King Gail 113 109 xQuacre Blane 110 Lass Quest THIRD RACE Purae $1,100 maidens; 3- year-olds; 6 furlongs: xDoubJe Gift 110 Dererb 115 115 115 1.10 115 110 Comely Rhymer xPebble Song This Hifrh xColorado Sue xLady 118 Classmate 113 Picami 115 xRsdwood Las 1L0 Reputation 110 xMitzi Helen FOURTH RACE Purse claiming; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs: Garrett C. 110 Flasher 110 xOK Doak 108 xDame D'Hn'eur 103 Jimminy Gosh 116 Arose 10' xBest Trick :03 FIFTH RACE Purse claiming; 3-vear-olds and up; 6 furlongs: Sticker 113 xxClean Slate 111 Sgt. Brown 115 Willow Twig il3 Andy'a Chance 113 xxDick Stickney 'OS Merry Zac 109 SIXTH RACE Purse claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 1 1-16 miles: Obelisk 114 Bob's Birthday 110 Jotoy 11 Oxford Don 118 Amanecer 115 Put And Call H2 Big Heralder 118 Prince Flor 108 xFalse Move 113 Dannalike MS SEVENTH RACE Purse $900: claiming; 3-year-olds and up? 1 1-16 miles: Don O'Sullivan 115 xHyead '04 Sequoia Chief 113 xWatcnful Eye 00 Innate 112 L-'oe- 109 Gay Legend 115 10" Pompagle 112 Merw Boy 112 Chockablock 118 Battling Vixen 10C xStepinfox 105 Shasta Turban '71 Santa Roseanna 112 xArrow Rock 107 EIGHTH RACE Purse $800; claiming; 3-yetar-olds and up: 1 1-16 mile: Montree 112 Sunbound 113 Atomic City Majalis Silver Case xxDarby Dismay Two Day Air Count Quick xKhaygram xMarcelle B. 107 xHelene 104 112 xBig Head 1x0 i09 xHike 117 105 xBright Gallant 107 113 Sea Otter 1.12 112 Mel Cavano 107 xldle Hero 110 107 Town Hall 114 Lbs.

Apprentice Allowance x5: xx 7 Claimed. Weather, Clear; Track Fast. Eddie LeBaron, COP Star, To Play in Senior Bowl JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 18 (JP). Eddie LeBaron, T-quarterback wizard of the Cdllege of the will play with the Yankee squad in the Senior bowl game here, Jan.

7. Promoter Jimmy Pearre said LeBaron, on the Associated Press Little All-America for three years, would celebrate his twentieth birthday on the day of the game after four years of college football. As a freshman under Amos Alonzo Stagg at the Stockton, school, LeBaron first jumped into grid prominence. As a 15-year-old 115 pounder, he threw a genuine scare into the Northwestern Wildcats in a "breather" game. COP was trailing by two touchdowns at Evanston in a game honoring the famouj Chicago coach when LeBaron appeared, intercepted a pass in the end zone and tossed a lateral to a teammate for a touchdown play which went the whole distance of the LeBaron later threw another touchdown pass.

Although COP lost the decision, the contest marked the start of a colorful grid career for the West Coast quarterback. Marlene Bauer Chosen Ladies Golfer of Year MIAMI, Dec. 18 (JP). Fifteen-year-old Marlene Bauer of Long Beach, is the golfer of the year so far as the Ladies Professional Golf Association is concerned. Fred Corcoran, tournament chairman of the association, announced the choice today and said a trophy will be awarded to the young West Coast star.

Miss Bauer won the Junior Girls Championship and the Women's Western Junior title. She was a finalist in the Texas Women's. Open and reached the semi-final round of the Women's National Amateur championship. Sunmming up the 1949 women's play, Corcoran listed Mrs. Babe Did-rikson Zaharias, Skycrest Country Club, Chicago.

as the top money winner at $8,200. Louise Suggs, Cincinnati, topped the field in major victories, winning the Women's National Open, the Women's Western Open, and the George Mays "All-American." North, South Elevens Hold Initial Workouts for Tilt in Orange Bowl Dec. 26 MIAMI, Dec. 18 (). All- star college players went through their first workouts today in preparation for the annual North-South shrine football gams in the Orange Bowl Dec.

26., Miami Coach Andy Gustafson, who with Baylor's Bob Woodruff will handle the South squad, sent his squad through a light drill, giving them an hour of limbering up, passing and punting. "Enjoy yourselves while here," Gustafson said, "but keep one thing in mind on Dec. 26 we're going out to win that ball game." Gustafson said Bob (Whitey) Campbell, University of Miami fullback wilk be used in a double role, at both fullback and left halfback. "Red Noonan of Alabama and Bobby Griffin of Baylor both look like great fullbacks, so we should be well fortified in this position," Gustafson observed. "Our squad this year is a better all-around ball club than last year.

In several positions we are better. The boys have a lot of spirit and seem to be here for more than just a joyride to Miami." The South squad worked out on Quarterbacks Field in Coral Cables. Meanwhile, Yale Coach Herman Hickman sent his squad through two practice sessions on Memorial Field at Miami Beach. The morning session included wind sprints, passing, kicking and fundamentals. In the afternoon the North squad ran several plays but spent most of the time stressing a passing attack.

"We're gonna do a lot of passing in the game," Hickman said. "It's much easier to coordinate on a passing attack than a running attack in the short time we have." Villanova's quarterback Steve Romanik did most of the throwing but tomorrow he will share that job with Boston College's Eddie Songin, who arrived too late to participate in today's drills. Most of the North's running plays are expected to be built around Lou Cecconi of Pittsburgh, Larry Coutre of Notre Dame, Bob Dueber of Pennsylvania and Billy Bye of Minnesota. Hickman's line-plunging chores will be left up to fullbacks Ray Dooney, Pennsylvania, and Art Pasqueriello of Villanova, aided by George Davis of Syracuse and Anthony Cannava of Boston College. Both squads plan two workouts tomorrow.

Woman Rider Defeats Longden fn Match Race AGUA CALIENTE, Dec. 18 (JP). America's ace Jockey Johnny Longden today lost a horse race here to a woman rider, Mrs. Wantha Davis. The 32-year-old horsewoman, a veteran of Midwestern and Western county fair and bush track riding, brought her mount home a length and three quarters ahead of Long-den's in the six-furlong match race.

She was up on three-year-old Northeast, carrying apprentice handicap weight of 118 pounds. Longden rode Grey Spook, another three year old, toting 123 pounds. The time on the fast track was one minute, 12 seconds flat. There was no betting. Longden, national champion jockey in 1938, 1947 and 1948, sent Grey Spook away in front at the break.

Mrs. Davis quickly pushed Northeast up and ahead, however. She led from then on. In the stretch, she bore out and Longden pressed Grey Spook in on the rail in a bid to overcome the flying rival. But Mrs.

Davis, riding with the strength and skill which has won her recognition as the equal of men jockeys, held to the advantage to the finish. She was crowned in the winner's circle and declared she was "ready to ride anywhere, anytime, against any other man." Longden had nothing to say. Mrs. Davis, wife of horse trainer L. L.

Davis and mother of a nine- year-old son, started her riding career in her native Liberal, Kan. She has been riding here in exhi bitions against other women as an Arizona cowgirl." She and her husband are currently living in Red- lands, Calif. Crosby, Hope May Become Part Owners of L. A. Rams LOS ANGELES, Dec.

18 (JP). Bing Crosby and Bob Hope are slated to become part owners of the Los Angeles Rams. A deal whereby each will get roughly a 10 per cent share of the National League pro club has been worked out and awaits only signatures to become official, a spokesman close to the actors said tonight. President Dan Reeves the Rams, however, declined comment on the deal. Reeves already has four co-owners in the club Edward and Harold Pauley, Fred Levy and Hal Crosby is well known for his Interest in the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball Hope was associated with both the Cleveland baseball Indians and the now defunct Los Angeles football Dons.

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Track Fast. Charles Town Entries (By Associated Press) Foat Time, First Eaee. 1:06 P. M. (Wilmington Time) FIRST RACE Purse $800, claiming.

year-oids and up, about 4Vi furlongs: Grand Alarm 115 Bulrushes 118 110 110 115 118 113 xLight Buckle xBetty's Bobby xFalse Mate xSidell xWise Decision Ocean Dream SECOND RACE-year-olds and up, Glyndon Town xRun Bud Run Rossie Derby xFoxler xPrincipal Joe May Moose xAdmiral's Call 110 xPinky Darlin 113 xAu Phil 110 Little Toes 110 Enlisted Man 113 xTolteca 118 xKensington Gal 119 -Purse $800, elaiming, 3- 6V furlongs: 118 xPlaying Pomp 113 xFoolish Bid 118 Phoenix Bella 110 Second Attempt 116 Irish Pat 112 xVitaele 113 xEthel May B. 113 113 115 118 115 110 113 THIRD RACi: Purst $1,000, year-olds and up, l1 miles: elaiming, 3- xKing's Pride xDoIce Mia xRoyal Edge xSlnging Harp xCharles City xLew Kelly Pyrone 109 xBrown Appell 109 106 xSilkandsatln 10 106 xWaygood Girl 106 109 xLeventia 106 109 Spector 114 109 xPeace Fleet 109 114 xReno Untried 106 FOURTH RACE! Purse $1,000, claiming 4-year-oids and up. about 7 furlongs Dainger Girl xSecret Knight xLatimer xBriarbroom xBlue Smoke xTap Lightly xFirst Crack 113 Air Defense 116 110 Miss Pidgeon 112 110 xUndercover 110 119 xRed Haw 107 107 xMajesto 110 113 xAlbatroes 110 HO xTop Raider 113 -Purse $1,000. elaiming, 3- FIFTH RACE- year-olds, 64 furlongs: xSea Weather 113 xPartition 107 Gerald's Tiger 112 Melissa W. 113 xBlue Baggage 107 xHis Lordship 113 Bettlebomb 112 xFiresida 104 xSaint'a Rest 107 Glhnbro 113 xWily 110 xJack's Niece 107 xComeallye 104 Swap Shop 115 SIXTH RACE Purse $1,300.

allowances, 3-year-olds and up. about 6 furlongs: xaTlffin 101 Paintandpowder 112 xSunny South 113 xHigh Hunch 110 Molasses Phil 118 xFlamare 110 xHefty 107 Arch Boy 115 Halogi 103 xaCertified 110 aColeman and Simpson entry. SEVENTH RACE Pursa $1,300. allowances, 3-year-olds and up, about 7 furlongs: Mi Scandal 116 Carolina Star 117 xSandlot 114 Pink Chance 116 xBarber Buck 111 xButler 117 xNuptlal 105 xWanima 108 Louies Line 116 Fosters Pride 119 Rise To Follow 109 xToo Dangerous 108 xLock Control 117 French Lure 113 EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,000. elaiming, 3-year-olds and up.

1 1-16 miles: xSir Toro 110 xRaking 116 Baltimorean 115 xWee Clootie 110 Silent Siris 118 Concise 115 xCeasar 110 xDustraiser lis Ess Jay Ess 111 Twenty Nine 118 Market Day 113 xMaln Bet 105 xReno Unique 115 Concordian 115 x5 lbs. Apprentice Allowance Claimed. Weather Clear. Track Ft. Wesley Scores 44-42 Win Over Montgomery College BETHESDA, Md.r Dec.

18 (Special). Wesley Junior College, of Dover, staged a fourth period rally to nose out Montgomery Junior College, 44 to 42 here last night. It was the second straight win for the Wesley quintet. With the score tied at 40-40 in the final minute of the contest Jerry Katz dropped a field goal to put Wesley in front, and Walt Haigh and Dick Looft made good on foul shots. The score: WESLEY MONTGOMERY g.

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