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DECEMBER 4, IIJ 18 SUNDAY MORNING. TIGER POLOISTS PLAY HARRIERS AT MIDWICK TODAY Poloists Vie Today for 16-Goal Title Steeplechase Race on at Riviera Today THE SPORTS PARADE Babe Horrell Should Be Given Every Opportunity to Make Good as Bruin Coach Before Passing Judgment BY BRAVE DYER Appointment of Babe Horrell as head football coach at U.C.L.A. comes at a time when most of us scribes are pretty busy with other tasks, but "it is only fitting that this department should some comment, even if it be make rather Bruin hurried. I understand that officials originally had no inten -4 WHO'S WHO AT SANTA ANITA RACE TRACK No. 17 E.

E. Fogelson Stable When the bloodline experts get around to the barn of E. E. Fogelson of Texas they begin to chatter to one another excitedly, "With Pennant and Equipoise dead, Dauber's the outstanding example of the Pennant blood in the United States," they exclaim. "What a stud prospect when he retires from racing." Probably Texas Mc.

Fogelson had this in mind when he forked over $35,000 to Trainer Dick Handlen of Foxcatcher Farm at Hollywood Park last summer after Dauber had bowed a tendon just before the running of the $50,000 3 year-old championship. Fogelson's trainer, Stubby Kanatzer, has given Dauber a long rest, and veterinarians recently told him they never would have guessed Dauber had suffered a bow if he hadn't told them. 3 Consequently Fogelson and Dauber are looking to Dauber, second in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont and winner in the Preakness, to be a formidable factor in the Santa Anita Handi tion of announcing Horrell's selection until the season had closed. After all, this would have been only fair to Bill Spaulding. But the boys out Westwood way say they had to do" something to pep up the squad for the Oregon State contest next' Saturday, so hence the rather hurried announcement.

The 1 I -it i reaction to norreus appoint has been one of indifference to my way of thinking, is. not surprising, but certainly is unfair to they They 'A general ment This, Horrell. True, Bruin authorities said The Uplifters field will be the scene' this afternoon of a hard- riding high goal polo match for the Pacific Coast Senior 16-goal championships Two crack teams represent ing the Mid wick Country Club and the Uplifters clash at the picturesque Rustic Canyon Ranch for the finals honors in the first of the high, goal tour nament on the California win ter program. RIVAL CAPTAINS Russ Havenstrite and Carl Beal, two well-known oil mag nates, lead the rival teams to day. They both will ride out at No.

1 ahead of their squads. A long-hitting duel looms when Carl Crawford of Midwick plays opposite Tom Red Guy of the Uplifters at the pivot or No. 3 position. rERKLVS RIDES Arthur Perkins, who was with the original Midwick Big Four, the team that made polo on the West Coast, rides at back for the Purple four, Capt. Wesley J.

White will umpire. Midwirk Carl Beal Lewis Rowan Carl Crawford Arthur Perkins Uolifter No. 1 No. 3 No. 3 Back R.

Havenstrite Boh Smith Tom Guy Willie Tevi Forty Horses Arrive at Sanfa Anita Forty more horses were added to Santa Anita's population yesterday, when 37 runners belonging to Tony Pelle- teri and three the property of A. J. Able were checked in at the Los Angeles Turf Club plant. The four carloads containing these thoroughbreds came from Maryland, making eight in all from this sector' the past two days. Another carload is due today.

The Pelleted horses included O'Grady, an English handicap star, which has been named for the Santa Anita Handicap; Sir Raleigh, winner of the Derby Consolation at Santa Anita last season; Isaroma. Arcadian. Steam Roller, Blazing Heat, Nadir, Wa-tersplash. Sunny John. Markme, Mystic Isle.

Mower, Naseberry, Winning Chance, Rye Beach, Yarn Sock, Sir Bud, Sun Lover, Sun Plume, Green Meg, Royal Bit, Teddy's Girl, Bain Marie, Worry, Savernake and Millmore. The Able horses were Honey Cloud, Haunted House and Bird Flight. Fresno State Bows to Texas Miners EL PASO (Tex.) Dec. 3. (P) A brilliant aerial and ground attack engineered by Ken Heine-man brought the Texas School of Mines a smashing 26-6 upset victory today over Fresno State of California.

Heineman put the Miners in front in the second period by tossing a 29-yard touchdown pass to Charles Dean. Fresno opened the scoring earlier in the period on Tony Heeb's 15-yard run after he took a from Petersen. Heine-man, however, kicked point to give the Miners a 7-fl lead. In the third, Heineman cut loose with another aerial, this one good for 69 yards, with Dean the touchdown. Late in the same period Heine-man cut through right tackle from the Fresno 26, reversed his field, and skipped across the goal line.

Matheson kicked point. Reserves scored the last touchdown in the fourth, with Buddy Black going over. AGUA CALIENTE SELECTIONS BY TAUL LOWRY -Rare Tree, Jeannette 1, i Voliu 2. Peach Bloom, Parade Step, Pipe Down. 3.

High Bottom, Only George, Sonny Bunting. 4. Bosca, Sheerness, Glazen wood. 6. Ree Line, Bosford Sugar Creek.

6. Patsy 0., War Flight, Cresta Run. 7. Peggy George, Remle, An swer True. 8.

Jack Be Nimble, Mohac; On tario Oregon. 9. Scatoo, Sand Boot, Gaul. Best Jack Be Nimble. AGl'A CALIENTE 1 Rara Tree, Cold Wave, Volar.

2 Pipe Down, Parade Step, Brilliant Baby, 3 Easy Mama, Only George, High Bottom. 4 Sheerness, Bosca, Glazenwood. 5 Bee Line, Sugar Creek, Bosford. 6 War Flight, Cresta Run, Lampasas. 7 Remle.

Peagy George. Clyde. 8 Jack Be Nimble, Mohac. a Sand Boot. Scatoo.

Bert Reid. BEST REMLE. CALIENTE ENTRIES (Clear fast. Post 1:30 pjn.) FIRST $500, claiming, 3-year-oldi and up. tai furlongs: La Honda (Bianco) Ill Savoyard (Phillips) 118 106 114 118 110 113 114 115 Rare Tree icoats) Release (Piersoni Morclass (Merritt) Volar iFagan) Mirella (no boy) Angonson (no boy) Golden Oafl (Chrlstensoni 114 Jeannette K.

(Fayl Cold Wave (Pierce) 11 SECOND $500. "claiming, 3-year-old and up, six furlonga; Clear (Moran) 113 Brilliant Baby (no boy) 106 Eagle Feather (Tryon) 104 Bon Mint (Coats) .....104 Parade Step Ino boy) 109 Peach Bloom (McGahani 106 Nature's Dream (Robinson) 104 Carpan (Christenson) 114 May Ran tBianeo) 0 Pipe Down (no boy) 113 Nevada Sage (Wllbourn) 100 Bolivar Knight (Page) 109 THIRD $500, claiming, 3-year-oldi and up, six furlongs: Boniier iray) Rose Camp (Merrill) 108 High Bottom (Pierson) 115 Easy Mama icoats Buck On (McCown) Tamalpias (Neal) Sunn, Runtina iFasan) 110 109 lis 113 Oakham (no boy) 109 Kwamudl (Thompson) US Four Aces (no bny) 104 Only George (Placlnto) 110) Lee Hastings (no boy) 113 Red Checker (Norton) 106 FOI'RTH $500. the Midwick Handicap 2-year-olds, six furlongs: Bosca (Merritt) 11 Sheerness I Bianco) 116 Red Cab (Placlnto) ton Rey De Agua (McCown) 103 Glazenwood (Fagan) 114 Elseebee (Merritt) 110 Valoria iMcGshsn) ,112 FIFTH $500, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, mile: San Leandrfl (Robinson) lit Paradette (Bianco) 106- Michaelmaa (Placlnto) 103 Lover Ohat (McCown) 188 Sugar Creek iFagani lnei Bosford Merrill i Ill Lucky Song (McGahan) 108 Bee Line (Coats) 112 Tynemouth (no boy) 106. Iron Claw (Thompson)- Ill Knuht iLasswein 111 Too Quick iMoran) 117 SIXTH $500. claiming.

3-yar-olds and up, mils and one-sixteenth: Panlpst (no hoyi 113 War Flight (McGahan). ,118 Cresta Run (Neal) 112 Slar Brook (Blanco) 112 Blind Chatter (Sedlacek) 113 8weet Man (Fair) 107 Lampasas (no boy) 113 Race Craft (Haley) 113 Patsy O. (Merritt) 116 Reigh Roma (Christenson) 108 Flaming Oirl (Fay) 10S SEVENTH $500. claiming, the Whisk, hrnom. 3-year-olds and up.

mile and one fourthr Barrette (Merritt) 10.8 Desert Sweep (Coats) 103 unii uuvui 11, Answer True (Fagent 103 Denrinra Hills iplacinto) .....105 Remle (Robinson) 113 Front Man (no boy) 103 Buddy Carlos (Kllgore) 106 Derrick Man (Duncan) 108 Clyde (Moran) 114 EIGHTH $600. claiming, the Ssn Joaquin. 3-year-old and up. six furlong: Jack Be Nimble (Pierson) US Jim Dandy (Carter) 113 Mohac fno boy) 116 Double Kerry (McCown) 110 View Point (Robinson) 113 Davidor (Merritt) 107 Fervorlta i Blanco) 103- Ontario Oregon (McGahan) 107 Smart Oirl (no boy) 104 Beeson (Thompson) Ill NINTH $500, claiming. 3-year-olda and up mile and one-sixteenth: Ial Canter (Robinson) 113 Bud Bronm (Philliosl 112 Scatoo (Christenson) 118 Shicolean (Moran) 116 Solable (Tryon) 107 Bold Courtier (Faxan) 113 Thlrsk (Wllbourn) 108 Bert Reld iPsgei Ill Tledemenn (Fraschl 112 Sand Boot (Pierson) 118 Gsul (Coats) ...107 Bakersfield, Fresno Ti BAKERSFIELD, Dec.

3. JP) Rakersfield and Fresno High, schools, playing for the San Joaquin Valley football title, battled to a 7-to-7 tie here today. Basketball Results Hnmllne. 35; low Teacheri, 33. Vlllanova.

35: Roanoke, 29. Penn State, 42; Maryland. 28. Minnesota. 46; South Dakota State.

3t. Grand Rapids. 53: Indian Tech, 23, Carleton. 37i Iowa, 33. Kansas, 25; Warrensburi (Mo.) Teach era.

20. Nebraska 4.9: Luther Academy. Univ. of Baltimore. 39; Wilson Teach era 24.

DePaul. 55: Valparaiso. 32. Notre Dame. 70; Ball 30.

Franklin, 49: Taylor University. 36. Augustan (Sioux Falls,) S3. Eastert) Normal (Madison.) 15. Chicago.

36: North Central. 28. Stanford, 60s Fresno Stat College. 32. St.

Thomas (St. Paul.) 36: Mankata) Teachers. 27, Filmland celebrities who have been packing the galleries at Riviera Country Club to enjoy the thrills of steeplechase racing will see two races today which will be qualifying events for the California championship set for next Sunday. Winning horses of the current meeting will compete in the second race, a one-and-three fourths-mile event, and horses that have not been in the money will run in the first event, one and one-fourth miles. J.

Walter Ruben, chase chairman at Riviera announced. Entered in the first attraction at 3 o'clock will be Mrs. Jock Whitney's Hopeful Jim, a big winner, with 16-year-old Jockey Dick Lord aboard. Mrs. Spencer Tracy's Lindun, winner of three weeks ago, with Hank Foley up; Mrs.

Vanderbilt Phelps' Peso, jockeyed by Arthur Preece, gentleman rider from New York, and Count Anthony Landi's ridden by D. Mac Donald, will also be leading contenders. WALPER LEADS GOLF TOURNEY AUGUSTA (Ga.) Dec 3. Leo Walper hung up a nifty 69 early today to go with yesterday's 67 for 13fi at the half-way mark in the $5000 Augusta Open golf tournament and when a fast field had finished firing the little Washington darkhorse still was three strokes out in front. Most of the game's better pros huffed and puffed at the 6-under-par total posted by Walper, who never has won a major winter cash prize, but only E.

J. (Dutch) Harrison of Oak Park, 111., was able to break through 140 and he took second place with a 35- 35-70-60139. Crowding Harrison at 140 was Sam Snead, the strong, silent money-seizer from White Sul phur Springs, W.Va., pretourna- ment favorite who clipped out a under-par 35-3570 to go with yesterday's 70. Leo Walper, Washiniton 36-3369-67136 E. 1.

Harrison, Oak Park. Ill 35.35 7(WfW 139 Sam Bird. Philadelphia 37-3572-68140 ohii 37-3572-68140 Sam Snead. While Sulphur 8prings. W.

Va. 35-357O-7O140 Henry Picard. Hershey. 34-34 140 edo. Y.

35-3469-71140 John Bulla. Chicago 33-3568-72140 Fd Dudley. Augusta 35-3469-71140 Henry Poe. Durham, N.C. 35-3570-11141 Jimmy Hines.

Great Neck. L.I 37-3572-69141 Clayton Heafner. Greensboro, 38-3369-72141 Phil Perkins, Willough- by. 0. 36-37-73-69142 CALIENTE RESULTS (Weather clear Track fast) FIRST $500, claiming, maiden 3-year- olds and up.

six furlongs: Dodd. 109 (Wllbourn) 4.20 3 SO 2.R0 Crystal Lover. 112 (Carter) 15.00 10.60 Torey, 110 (Fagan) 47.20 Time. 1:14 2-5. ralnia Mis.

Aurifer ous. Magic Lad. Petrolla. Bala. Cortella.

Rock Pan, Little Amazon. Duchesne, also ran. scratched Bolivar Knuht, Zirl. SECOND $500. claiming.

3-year-olds and up. six furlongs: Balkan Land, 112 (Thompson) ...13.60 5 40 3 60 Sky Dust, 112 (Merritt) 7.40 3.20 Macadam. 109 (Wllbourn) 2 40 Time, 1:13 3-5. Col. Cloister.

Mary Honeynez. Moller. Shasta Spark. Tyne- mouth. Baladine, Ruckus, Ur.

also ran. Scratched King June. Lanny Girl. THIRD $500. claiming.

2-year-olds, six furlongs: Flossmoor, 107 (Mrrrltt) 3.20 3. BO 2.20 Carmarlita. 107 (Biancoi 4.60 3.40 Gofport, 105 (Robinson) 2 BO Time, 1:13 1-5. Sky Dandy, Saxon Baby, Elseebee, Black Marion. Propel, Abide, Winsome Kitty, Franrgj se, Hla Prim, also ran.

Lady Mavt, Leene. scratched. FOI'RTH $500, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, mile and one-sixteenth: 1 Bosford. Ill 7.40 4.40 4 20 Besdwnrk, 113 (Morgan) $.40 4.60 Pan Full, 106 (Robinson) 4.20 Time. 1:46 3-3.

Our Crown. Crystal Speed. Netive Daughter. Imperial Bill, Fern Cloud sergeant. Tellwick.

also ran. Thistle Sis, Cresta Run, scratched. FIFTH $500, claiming. 3-year-olda and up. mile and one-slxteenth: Little Coimrd, 112 iCoatsi 11,30 5 00 3.00 Hurtle.

112 4.60 2.n Sky Celt. 113 (Morgan) 8.00 May Roam. 8c a mo. Alleeressa. Our John ny.

Chlcolean. Race Crs(( also ran. Scratched Buddy Carloa, Evidently, Tani-pat. SIXTH $500, claiming. 3-year-old and up, mile and one-sixteenth: Remle, 112 (Merritt) ...14.20 8.00 2.80 Peggy George, 106 tWilbourne) 13.80 2.R0 war oames.

(Mccowni. 2.80 Time. 1:48 1-5. Sugar Creek. Novlto.

Fair Quest. Oay Manners, also ran. SEVENTH 6500, claiming. 3-year-olds and up, six furlonta: Misme, 111 iPasani 43.40 34.40 8 60 Mohac. 118' tPlerson) 5.00 4.00 Gold 114 (McCown) 4 60 Time, 1:13 Pipe Down.

Smart Oirl, Browneyed Pat, Ben Boots, Red Checker, Viewpoint. Renege, Bit O8eotland, Blindfold also ran. Scratched Davidor. Double Kerry. EIGHTH $500.

claiming, 3-year-olds and up, mile: Answer True. 109 (Fagan) 12.20 8 00 3 60 Patsy 110 (Fair) 15.20 7.40 Peter Russell. 114 (McGshan) 4.00 Time. 1:40 4-5. Lanty Boy.

Gold Lace, Rude, Miss Monaco. Home George. Aksala, Allotment. Little Clown. Lou Machado also ran.

Scratched Too Quick. Flaming Girl. Pro Elevens Play Today Bulldogs Favored Over Packers in Game at Gilmore 7 BV FRANK FINCH Those pestiferous Packers from Salinas, coached by the tumultuous Mister Eduardo Storm, come to; town again today bound and determined to do something about Gus Henderson's elegant Los Angeles Bulldogs. This game, carded for Gilmore Stadium at 2:15, is about limntv-urnDth time these pro nig skin rivals have met in the last three years, yet Packer-Bulldog games never lacK zipper ana zirtg. DOUBLE WINNERS The Bulldogs, highest scoring salaried swineskinning squad in the country, have poked the Packers this season here and in San Francisco and yet Mister Storm and his robust renegades still think they can lick 'em.

-Their most recent engagement saw the Bulldogs emerge victorious by a 14-10 count at Kezar Stadium last Sunday, the Men-dersonians scoring both their touchdowns after Tom Bushby, bulky Packer halfback from Kansas, had tallied 10 points for Salinas. The came ended a minute after the Stanford combination of Joe Vigna to Grant Stone had completed a pass for a first down on the Bulldog 3-yard line. That's what kind of a game it was. EX-BEARS START Mister Storm, who is football's Kb. 1 fuss-budget when it comes to storming on the field and heckling the officials, has named a potent backfield that includes Al Thorell and Perry Thomas of California, Jack Sobrero of Santa Clara and Bushby.

'Brother Henderson has backs to burn, but they'll probably ignite themselves once they get Into action. The fact that Gus nominated Bill Howard, Gordon Gore, Dan Barnhart and Red Elder for his starting backfield indicates that he isn't planning to pull his punches against the Packers. with a chance to land on the all-star team that's due to play the National Pro League champions here Jan. 15, the Bulldogs and Packers can be expected to put a little extra umph in their efforts today. Salinas Pecker A.

Bulldogs Bubs (SF.O L.E.R. Beatty iSC.) Lut (Cal.) L.T.R. O'Brien (Nrb.) Oerardln ISt.M.) L.G.R. Tipton (SC.) pmlth (Cal.) C. Mcpherson (Neb.) Mathews (Stan.) R.G.L.

Mehrlnger (Kan.) Hagen (9.F.U.) R.T.L, field (Or St.) Stone (Stan.) RIL, Donnell iOr. Therell (Cal.) Howard (SO Bushby (Kan.) t.H.R. Oore (S W.T.C.) Thorn 'Cl. R.H.L. Barnhart (Cen.) Bobrero (S.Clarat F.

Elder tKn. St.) SUBSTITUTES 'Pickers 11 Oerrdln (S.P.U1 14 Eckstrom (Okie 18 DuBose (San Jose) 2i Eden (Wake Forest) 28 Daily iflan Jose) 30 Overell iWash, St.) 44 Cotton (Cal.) 9 Vltna iSlan.) b. Bulldocs 5 Ranspot 13 Btark (Okla. BP.) 20 Hutchlnaon (Whit.) 21 Franklan (St. Mary's) 54- Pavelko (9.

Clara) 34 Stnko Du-ouesne) 37 Moore (Or.) 50 Peterson SFU.) 58 Clemonn (C.S.T.Q.) 58 Pantle (Or.) 89 Bell (Wash St.) 91 Wi-kershem (Tulsa) b. HOLLYWOOD FIVE TO PLAY RJoe E. Brown's Hollywood basketball all-stars, coached by Jerry Nemer of Trojan court fame, open the city's new downtown sports center, Mueller's Auditorium, 10th St. and Grand one week from tonight when the flicker stars take on Clifton's Cafeteria crack quintet. The Clifton team is one of the leading independent clubs of Southern California, and already this season has defeated the ftrong Bank of America team.

-point-Setters of Hollywood and the team from Echo Park Center will play the second game on Preston's opening program. Joe E. Brown stars include in their line-up such former Trojan stars as "Rubber Legs" Lee Guttero, All-America center a few years back; Jack Hupp, Eddie-Oram, Ward Browning, Bobby Muth, Hal Dornsife and others. FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS (Weather clear, track faat.) FIRST $600, claimlm, 3-year-old and Up. ix lurlongs: Sanctity.

US 11.30 8.60 4.00 Maleman. 108 (.40 4.60 Adolf. 113 (McCadden) 8.40 Time. 1:13 3-5. Sadie Larry 8 Good Omen, Legion, Dinner Jacket, Oolden Nug-iet.

Ona Boy alsa ran. second tfloo, claimim, 3-jaer-old, mile and seventy yards; Power Gouraud. 113 (Johnson) 8.40 3 80 3.00 Imperial Jean. 108 (Cnrnay) 14.20 7 20 Alpenglow, 100 (Conley) 3 60 Time, 1:48 1-8 Brattle. Jreen Country, Letiwtn, Smiling- Prince, Stormy Sea, Scarlet Big Oay, Eddie Gardner, Stingo ls ran.

THIRD (H(M, claiming, 3-year-olds and up. alx furlongs: Zat So. 108 (Page) 8.80 3 10 3.80 Idolatry. 108 (Remain) 8. 80 3.80 Polenta Beth.

104 (Bowen) 3.20 "Time. 1:13 1 1-8. Forceful, Courtaway, In Chancery, Noma Blaaing Sun. Fran-cine Belton. Firm Hand.

Hueu also ran. FOURTH 8800, claimlm, 3-year-old and up. mil and one-ouerter: Butter Bean. 104 (Wms) 3.40 3 00 5 80 Cosmic Prince. 107 (MaloneyK.

(.20 4.80 Laura Kiev. 101 (Seaman) 3.20 Tim. 2-08 4-5. Merne, Rhlmeda, Lowry. Bklpsee.

Chehaha also ran. FIFTH 8700, claiming. 3-year-old and trp. mile and aeventy yards: Prince Sedor, 104 (Roh't) 7.00 3.80 3.40 Morn Orlner, 107 (William) 4 00 2 80 Swift Spot. 09 (Atkinson) 8.00 Time, 1:44 Ml Apprehend, Wood-lltirier.

Ozark also ran. 1 SIXTH 81500, handicap, J-year-old. six furlonas: Patrol Scout, 110 iMarrero) 14.80 8.00 3.80 Michigan Flyer, 117 3.o 3,80 Moe 100 (Conley) 8.00 Time, 1:13 2-8. Hih Pise. Linger Awhile.

Street Arab. Sherry JoJI Torch Stick, Brlartti also ran. 8EVENTH 8800, claimin. 3-year-olds and up. mile and orn-slxteenth; Cw Ruff.

Ill 4 80 80 2 40 Flr Mole, 111 8.00 3 20 nerroo, 103 (Robsrt) 3 00 Time, 148 1-8. Our Simmy. Unlawful. Jrarhna, Mr. Quirk, Derby Sawn, Lester mim Adam tlse.

ran. cap. Dauber cost Koxcatcner $29,000 at the C. V. Whitney dispersal sale last fall, returning $70,000 in dividends.

Dauber, a chestnut colt by Pennant-Ship o' War, is the only other than gray horse in the Fogelson stable. Texan went in for an all-gray collec tion but couldn't resist the temptation to buy Dauber when the opportunity arrived. And just recently Fogelson added another star to his string when he purchased the crack filly, Smart Crack, from T. P. Morgan, Smart Crack, a gray, won six straight races before be ing beaten by King Ranch's Ciencia.

Smart Crack, a 2 year-old, has been named for the Santa Anita Derby, and will arrive with the Morgan horses from the East. With such as Dauber and Smart Crack in the stable such old standbys as Gray Jack, Grey Count, Sky Rhonda, Silver Cloud, all grays, take a back seat. And Gray Jack once ran second to Seabiscuit (Caliente Handicap last spring.) Dawson Sets Pace in Golf Qualifying PASADENA, Dec. 3. After a shaky start, Johnny Dawson of Chicago, former national ama teur champion, shot a 10-32-72, one over par to hold the inside job for the medal in the opening day of qualifying for the seventh annual Pasadena men amateur golf championship tournament which opened over the remodeled Rrookside Municipal course here today.

Dawson was one of but a hand ful of entries who shot their qualifying rounds today. The majority of the field, listing outstanding Southern California amateurs, will tee off tomorrow and Monday. Post entries will be received until noon Monday, the event "being open to all amateurs with a standing handicap. Others who qualified Included the following: Jack Berwiler, Brentwood, 39-35-74; Ray Fallis, Rrookside, 42-39-81; Dr. C.

A. Bradford, Sunset Fields, 42-38-80; J. C. Earle, Lakeside, 44-45-89; A. R.

McLennan, Montebcllo, 81; George Darsie, Rrookside, 82; and Willis Merrill, Flintridge, 96. Dodgers Win Game NEW YORK, Dec. 3. (U.R) The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated a team of New York College all-stars, headed by Sid Luckman of Columbia, 27 to 14, today in a charity game for the benefit of European refugees. Associated Press Position End Jerome Holland, Cornell a national reputation.

It had been stated that they "would scour the country" for the best man available. The public read first one story and then another about Buck Shaw, Bernie Bierman, Harry Stuhldreher, Matty Bell, Jock Sutherland and half a dozen other famous mentors being "in line" for the Bruin job. Authorities were virtually powerless to stop this speculation, it is true, and in some instances encouraged it, but the general reaction is one of disappointment that the Bruins did not get a big name coach. Now none of this has been fair to Horrell. Babe has the backing of some very smart people who know football.

He has the backing of the Bruin football players. That he has Berkeley's backing goes without saying. The day will come when U.C.L.A. will divorce herself from Berkeley and everything will go ahead much more smoothly. But for the present Berkeley's backing seems to be needed.

Horrell cannot be blamed because the Bruins have been anything but world beaters in recent years. After all, he was only an assistant and football assistants seldom have much say except to carry out orders. What I am trying to say is that Horrell should be given every opportunity to make good before judgment is passed. After all, this USED to be the American custom. My advice to Babe is this: Pick out the local high school team with the best players and invite that coach to be your freshman mentor next fall.

Andy Smith did it once and wound up with a wonder team. You can be next. Watch Michigan's 1939 Team The frost is on the pumpkin and the moleskins are suffocating in attar de Mothball in the Big Ten sector now, but the tip is out already to watch Michigan in 1939. After a long siege of imitating doormats the Wolverines clicked this season to win six, lose one and tie one to finish In a tie for second place in the conference. Most important, Michigan blanked Michigan State and Ohio State, teams that had trounced Michigan four years running.

The only defeat was a 7-6 heart-breaker in which the Wolverines did everything but outscore Minnesota. In the post-season picking, Michigan placed three men on the All-Big Ten team Ralph Heikkinen, All-American guard; Forest Evashevski, quarterback, and Tom Harmon, halfback. The latter two are Graduation will thin the ranks of Fritz Cinslcr's club next June, but ample replacements are available to once more make Michigan a dominant figure in Big Ten football. Up and leown the Sports Rlalto Jimmy Powers pulled the crack of the week. ''Didja hear," inquired Jimmy, "about the American League pitcher who got stiff in a cocktail bar and saw a lot of pink Foxxes?" It's even money that Pop Warner will toss in the sponge before next season and it's also even money that Andy Kerr, Colgate's headman, will succeed ol' Poppus at Temple Kerr was succeeded at Stanford back in the Twenties by Warner The Wai brothers, Francis and Conkling, who perform pigskin chores for the Bruins, will get to spend the Yuletide holidays in Honolulu, their home town, now that U.C.L.A.

gets the trip to Hawaii originally arranged for the Trojans. Papa Wa I is one of Honolulu's leading bankers How's this for a backfield: Seltzer St. Joseph's;) Coffee (Rice;) Sherry (Tufts.) and Beer Detroit) How about Cream of Kentucky? Uncle Harry Stuhldreher is riding high at Wisconsin. His Badgers flopped against Minnesota but the fans presented him with a new car and radio just the same. Can anybody recall a better passing average than 92 per cent? That was the amazing mark set up by Ray Mallouf, S.M.U.

sophomore sensation, when he pitched for the Mustang frosh in 1937 Oregon's frosh club boasts a 220-pound quarterback, a 240-pound tackle and two 220-pound guards, one of whom is Jack Sickel of Pasadena Clare Randolph, assistant District Attorney for Detroit, has been appointed a member of the board of directors of the Detroit Lions football team. Randolph starred at center for Dick Richards' team until he took up the practice of law two years ago Parker (Bullet) Hall, Mississippi's great halfback, has averaged 6 yards per try packing the potato this season. On punt returns he has averaged 20 yards Tulane's football squad includes such varied characters as a Texas cowboy, two choir singers, as many Central Americans and a planter from Mississippi. What, no Swiss bell-ringers? Maybe AYe'll Get to See Them IMay The New York Giants, besides having the best passing record in the National Tro League, also boast the best defensive mark. The Giants have completed 52 per cent of their throws and have, held the enemy's completions to 34 per cent When the Cleveland Rams transport their mascot, Swifty, to out-of-town games, it takes five men to handle him In the baggage car, for Swifty Isn't the gentlest ram in captivity.

The Giants pulled a David Harum trick on the Washington Redskins when they swapped George (Automatic) Karamatic for Nello Falaschi. The great Santa Clara quarterback's blocking has been a tremendous help to the New York offense, while Gonzaga's Karamatic has been just soso as a Redskin back Cecil Isbell, Green Bay rookie back from Purdue, is considered the prize catch of the season even better than Whlzzcr White and hot half as expensive. Isbell was a riot for the collegians in the All-Star game at Chicago and has been going great guns ever since Detroit is the hottest spot for pro football right now, with Chicago, Green Bay and New York well up In the running. Preparing for the visit of the English international team and the Old Westbury four at Mid wick this season, two 15-goal teams named the Tigers and the Harriers, will face one another on the Alhambra turf this after noon. The Tigers will be captained by Eric Pedley, eight-goal star, and the Harriers by Capt.

Tat Roark, 9-goal Irish ace. The teams will play eight chukkers and will line up as fol lows: Tigers Walter Wanger, Frank Fletcher, Eric Tedley and Howland Taddock. Harriers Spencer Tracy, Peter McBean, Capt. Pat Roark, Bruce Kurtz. CHARLES TOWN RESULTS (Cloudy, track alow) FIRST $400, allowances- 3-rear-olds, about lour and one-hall lurlonis: a-Brraca, 109 (T.

E. Ward) 3.80 3.M J.20 h-Kissln Kid. 109 (W. I. Bnyder) 3.80 2.80 Lady Tlmarole.

110 (O. Miller 2.40 Time, 2-5. a-8ure Mim. b-Hotne-Hunter. Daisy petal, lying Heart, Ensles Lad, also ran.

a Bond and Bond entry, Mrs. Mou- rar entry. SECOND 500. claiminr. 3-year-oIdi ana up.

inanes Town Phlllgal, 113 (M. Berg) 18.60 8 40 8.40 Penway. 114 (R. Gonzales) 7.20 3 BO Pegadette, 116 Machado) 2.80 lime, 1:21 4-3. wanted.

Spanish Maid. Edith Walker, Mist De Mie, also ran. THIRD claiming. 3-year-oldi and up, aix and one-hall furlongs; Justa Jlmmle, 118 IL. Machado) 7.60 5 20 3.20 Peter 116 (W.

21.80 7.80 Cautloug Bo. 118 (E. Johnson 3.20 Time. 4-5. Pocket Piece.

Lapis, Baldy. Dream River, Nightg End. also ran. FOrRTH $400. claiming.

3-year-old and mile and one-sixteenth: Little Wackie, 116 M. Berg) 5.60 3.40 3.4p Seg Dove, 116 (C. 3.80 3.8ft Welsh Lad, 111 (J. Pecgi 9.20 Time, 1:53 1-5. Judge Call Ma Annie.

Elsie Caylaa. Stepee, also ran. FIFTH $1000. handicap. 3-year-olda and up, mile and one-sixteenth: Ocean Roll, 108 (A.

Vesselll) 6.40 3.40 3.60 Royal Business. 114 (U Machado) 3.60 3 60 The Runner. 113 a. Pstet 3.00 Time, 1:52. Holluschickie, Landlubber, also ran, SIXTH $500.

allowances. 3-year-olds and up, about lour and one-hall iurlongg: Wahoe Valley. 113 iKIein) 5 0 3 20 3 00 Tempting Witch, 111 (Terhune) 3.40 3 00 Happy Host, 118 ID. Wes 6.40 Time. 4-S.

Morlute. Travelo. Royal Veil. Sheknows. Roving Eye, also ran.

SEVENTH $500, claiming. 4-year-olds and up, mile and one-quarter; Suntosun, 115 iS. Palumboi 9 00 4 40 4.80 Strophe, 106 R. Bernhardt) 6.00 4 80 Never Idol. 107 (W.

Kirki S.40 Time, 2:15 2-5. Erada, Lady Grandace. Braving Danger. Tennis, El Batlartno, also ran. (Substitute race called ofT.t TANFORAN RESULTS (Weather rainy Track sloppy) FIRST $700, claiming, 3-year-olda and up.

six furlongs: Prince Heather, 110 (Millman) 9.20 4.80 3.60 Jockwell. 109 7.00 5,20 The Flower. lOfl (Adams) 3.8Q me. 1:18. Sextus.

ad Winas. Didu- tellus. Oddeaa Lasa, My Mint, Crystal Btreak, Patou Bow. Ben Hope, Hadage. also ran.

No scratches. SECOND $700. claiming. 3-year-olds and up. six furlongs: Model Dsme.

106 iSena) 45.40 14 00 7.20 ShM Buddy. 106 3 20 2.40 Golden Jvy, 106 (Adam.o 3.40 Tune. 1:18 2-5. Sky Shoot. Border R11I-flan, Valina, Ronlluna.

Kent. Gamelon, Nicaslo. also ran. No scratches. THIRD $700.

claiming, 3-year-oldg and up, mile and 70 yards; Do It. 110 (Van 6.80 4.00 3.20 Alice Byrd. 10J iKnapp) 5.60 4.40 Mollify, 109 (Lelshman) 5.00 Time, 1:48 4-5. Thistle Air, Rey Oro, Edgar Boy, Sweet Mystery. Barbadoes.

Pompete, Shasta Lark, Santa Monica, also ran. ueorge Keniroe. scratcnea. FOIRTH $700. claiming.

3-year-olda. mile and 70 yards: Hadnogal. 113 (Longden) 3.20 3 40 3 60 x-One Mile. 103 iNeves) 5.80 3.20 Master Jean. 110 iSller) 3.00 Time, Btgr stepper.

Sitting Bull, Oreen Jade, Miss Loan, also ran. One Mile finished first but waa dis qualified and placed second. FIFTH $700. allowances. 3-year-o Ids and up.

mile and one-ouarter: Golden Nut. Ill (Reyno dsl .36,40 18 60 10 00 Yes Polly. 108 (Ysrline) 14.60 7.80 Blue Hour. Ill (Neves) 3.80 Time. 2:12 2-5.

Bel's Beau. Ttansblrd. Black Toreador, Ton as. Bummer Bill, also ran. SIXTH $800, allowances.

3-year-olda and up. alx furlongs: Denbigh, 111 14.20 7 00 3.20 Honey Car, 110 (Bierman) 4 80 3.00 Cloudy Weather. 115 (Lonadenl 2 40 Time. 1:15 2-5. Amneris.

Bunny Martin. Midwick. Burslon Manor, also ran. SEVENTH $2000, added, handicap, all sops, (ix furlongs: Mr, Blare. 118 (Lelshmani 5.80 4 00 3,00 Ollmpo.

118 (Richardson) 7.00 3.80 Hlah Vote, 104 (Turki 3.80 Time, 1:13 1-5 Advocator, indiantown. Lavengro also ran. Scratched Polvo'a Prince EIGHTH $800, Class Handicap. 3- year-olds and up, mile and one-sixteenth: Pala Chief. 110 (Longdrni 9 60 4,80 3.20 Count Pan, 110 (Adams) 4.20 3.20 Below Zero.

106 (Wilson) 3.60 Time. 1:50 2-5. Monsweeo. onus, wing and Wing. Cue Fall.

Sky Glare also ran lit. Wt. Home Town 6:01 207 Auburn, N.Y. 6:02 207 Harvey, 111. 5:10 185 Ramsay, Mich.

5:11 197 Temple, Tex. 6:00 -202 Fort la. 6:02 220 San Francisco 6:02 203 Tonca City, Okla. 5:07 152 Dallas, Tex. 6:01 205 I Tunica, Miss.

6:00 178 Mt. Clemens, Mich. 5:11 184 Elkins, W.Va. Hialeah Adopts New York System MIAMI (Fla.) Dec 3. The Miami Jockey Club announced tonight the system of photographic identification of race horses used in New York toward the end of the season would be: adopted at the Hialeah Parks meeting Jan.

11 to March 4. Horses also will be given a thorough physical cxaminatfon before going to the postand rec ords kept of temperature, respir ation, pulse and other The photographic identifica- tion system, consisting of pic tures of a horse from front and side, is designed to prevent a horse, from running under, false juenuijr. were going after a big name. said they would get a coach with Barnsler York City 3, Accrlngton Stan-ley 3. Scottish League.

First Division Aberdeen 6, Rslth Rover, Albion Raver 3, Clyde United 4. Arbroath Celtlo 6. Hibernians Hamilton Academicals 3. Queen's Park 1: Hearts 3, Kilmarnock 1: Rangera 4, Queen of Smith St. John-atone 2, Motherwell St.

Mlrren 1, Falkirk 2: Third Lanark 3. Partlck Thistle 4 Scottish League, Second Division Brechin City 6. Forfar Athletic Cowdenbeath 7, Airdrleonlana 3: Dumbarton 3. Alloa 3: Dundee 3, St. Bernards Oi East Fife 3, Klng'a Park 0: East Burling 2, Dunfermline 6: Leith Athletic o.

Dundee United 3: Montrose 4, Edinburgh City 0, Stenhouse-muir 2. Morton 0, Irish Football League Derry City 6, Ards Ballymena United 1. Olenavon 1: Newry Town 4. Cliftonvllla Belfast Celtic 2. Distillery 0: Bangor 0.

Lama 0: Portadown 5, Coleralna LlnMeld 2, Glen-toran 1. English League. Third Division, Southern Section Aldershot 1, Cardiff City 1: Bristol City 3. Ioswtrti Town 2: Clapton Orient 0. Mansflelit Town 0: Crystal Palace 0.

Reading Newporg County 3. Queen's Park Ransers 0: Northampton Town 2. outhrn Uniled Nntta County 3. Eaeler City Port Vale 1. Brighton Swindon Town 4.

Bournemouth 3: Torousy Uniled 0. Walsall 1, Watlord 4. Bristol Rover I. Ail-American Football Team Tackle Joseph Belnor, Notre Dame Senior Guard Ralph Heikkinen, Michigan Center Charles Aldrlch, Texas Christian Senior Guard Edward Bock, Iowa State Senior Tackle Alvord Wolff, Santa Clara Senior End Walter Young, Oklahoma Back David O'Brien. Texas Christian Back Parker Hall, Mississippi Back John Pingel, Michigan State Senior Back Marshall Goldberg, Pittsburgh Senior Class Senior Age 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 21 22 .21 21 THIRD TEAM Boyd, Baylor SECOND TEAM Position Wyatt, Tennessee End OVERSEAS FOOTBALL RESULTS Hale, Texas Christian Tackle Maronic, North.

Carolina Roth, Cornell Guard Suffridge, Tennessee Hill, Duke Center Ryland, U.C.L.A. Twedell, Minnesota Guard Lloyd, Brighara Young Russell, Auburn Tackle McKeever, Cornell Brown, Notre Dame End Daddio, Pittsburgh Cafego, Tennessee Back Shu, Virginia Military Patterson, Baylor Back Brunner, Tulane Bottarl, California Rack MacLeod, Dartmouth Luckman, Columbia Back Weiss, Wisconsin Honorable mention (Coast players only:) Ends: Anahu, Santa Clara; Knap, Idaho; MacDowell, Washington; Strode, U.C.L.A.;. Wendlick, Oregon State. Tackles: Cantwell, St. Mary's; Hackenbruck, Oregon Stsfte; Hill, Washington; Jensen, Oregon; Farman, Washington State; Locke, Santa Clara; Trzuskowski, Idaho.

Guards: Ginney, Santa Clara; Giovanni, Oregon; Huovilla, Washington State: Hutchins. Oregon State; Means, Washington; Mesak, St. Mary's; rfeifTer, U.C.L.A.; Slivinski, Washington; Smith, South-! ern California; Walder, Oregon. Centers: Dowd, St. Mary's.

Backs: Anderson. California' Aaronsori. St. Gebhardt. LONDON, Dec.

3. (Results of football games played In the British Isles today: English League. First Division Arsenal 3. Birmingham 1: Aston Villa 2, Charlton Athlettc 0: Blackpool 1, Leicester City Brentford 2. Middlesbrough Derby County 2.

Liverpool Certon 4. Chelsea 1: Grlm.br Town 3, Leeds United Hud-derafleld Town 1. Bloke City Portsmouth 0. Manchester United 0: Sunder land 2, Bolton Wanderers Wolverhampton Wanderers 3. Preston North End 0.

English League, Second Division Blackburn Rovers 6. Norwich Clly Bradford 1, Notts Forest Bury 2. Sheffield United 2: Chesterfield 6. Southampton Fulham 2. Luton Town 1: Manchester City 1.

WeM Bromwlrh Albion Sheffield Wednesday 1. Plymouth Argyle 2: Swansea Town 2. Coventry City 4: Tranmere Rovers 0. Tottenham liotspurg Wast Ham United 1. Burnley 0.

i Enellih Lestue, Thira Division. Northern Section Carlisle United 3. Barrow Crewe Alexandra 0: Chester 2: pur Huston 3. New Bnthtnn 0: Dnnraaler Rovers 1. Hull City 0: Gateshead 2.

Oldham Athletic 0: Hartlesnoolg United 1. Hslifai Town Rochdale 0, Stockport Cotinty 1: otherhsm United I. Lincoln City 3: fiouthpott 3. Bradford City 3. Wrexham 1.

0 tMf pOregon; Kisselburgli, Oregon Slate; Klotovich, St. Mary's: Kohler, Oregon btateL Lansdeii. bouihern California; Newton, Washington; Roise, U.C.L.A, 1.