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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. 1951 FIFTEEN IN FEATUi AT EE GROUND North Touchdown Favorite Over South in Senior Bowl Santa Anita Entries (By Associated Press) First Race, Post Time 4 P. M.

(Wilmington Time! FIRST RACE Purse $3,500. claiming 8-year-olds, 1 furlongs: TROPICAL PARK CHART (Copyright, 1950. by Triangle Publications, Inc.) THIRTY-SECOND DAY OF FORTY-ONE DAY MEET Weather, Clear JANUARY 5 Track, Fast Grandview Stable Entry Gains 4th Straight Win SELECTIONS ASSOCIATED PIR88 A Rock Span 's Expense olds. furlongs. Start (gatel bad." won 1:47.

Winner, b. e. 3. by Olympic Trainer. F.

Cat rone. Values. $1,400, $350. Handle. $38.473.

Fair Grounds Results (By Associated Press) FIRST RACE Purse $1,000, claiming. 4-year-olds and up, i 1-18 mUe (Off Farm Maid. 104 (P. Moore ..........8.00 $4.00 $3.60 Lucky Do. 104 (K.

Stuart) 3.00 2.40 Hlllbrook Miss. 106 (L. C. Cook) 6.20 Time: 1:51 1-5. f-Abrams Road, Slleve-mlsh.

Here I Am, Benaddi, Pattys Beacon. f-Dale Light. f-Biffema. Osculady and Chick Rose also ran. f-Fleld.

SECOND Purse $1,000. maidens, claiming. 3-year-olds, 8 furlongs (Off 3:141 Digit. 110 (J. Turner) $9.40 $5.00 $3.60 Banner Boy, 117 (L.

Cook) ..14.40 9.00 Doll Doll, 107 C. C. Smith) 4.40 Time: 1:18 4-5. f-Needlepeint, Turkey Call, Jewel Star. Gemco, Don Jorge, f-Stress, Sag Gee and Miss Beck also ran.

f-Field. DAILY DOUBLE: FARM MAID AND Joe Culm one Fails FIRST RACE Purse $2,100. maiden. 3 ridden out. place driving.

Went 1:47. Zenith-Melpo. Owner. W. G.

Helis, 8250. tlOO. Time. :23. :46 2-5.

1:12 Starters Wt PPSt -120 12 1 -120 10 5 -120 11 3 Black Bay Saxony In Readiness xConish Pete Beiltro Baluster xWithdrawn xxMarvina K. Roban Boutonniere Flareto Charneil 2i 1" 5 3 2 -110 8 2 I1 3 -120 7 10 10" 8 -120 -110 -108 -120 -120 -120 -115 9 4 4 4 6 6 5 7 2 11 1 12 4 3 8- 7i 7 5i 6 11 9 12 12 12 8 10 11 year off Jr. 4-5. Str 4 2 3 7 x-5. xx-7 lbs, apprentice allowance claimed.

Scratched Blue Feature. Art's Brig. Market HU1. Buddie Sweep. Owners No.

2. Dickey Stables. 3, Triad Farm. 4, E. K.

Bryson, 5. C. C. Ortlleb. ff.

W. A. Hanger. 7. P.

A. B. Widener. TIL 8. J.

W. Niilek, 9. H. S. Reineman.

10. R. M. Wood. 11.

J. Schaefer. 12. R. T.

O'Ncil. BLACK BAY raced CONISH and IN READINESS Into defeat after a half mile and increased his advantage while being kept to mild urging. SAXONY, while no match for the winner, rallied to wear down IN READINESS. CONISH drew clear along the backstretch and faltered. ROBAN broke tardily and showed nothing.

BOU-TONNIERE was away badly. SECOND RACE Purse $2,000 claiming all 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Start (gate) good, won easily, place driving. Went 2:13.

off at once. Winner, b. g. 4, bv Sweep Like-Jestina. Owner.

T. D. Buhl. Trainer. E.

Keller. Values. $1,350. $325. $225.

$100. Time. :23 1-5. :46 1-5. 1:11 3-5.

Handle. $38,098. Daily double pool. 935,948. Starters Wt PP St Str Fin Jockeys -114 5 2 1 iij i Headley -121 11 4 3 21 2 21 Skelly -116 7 3 8i 7 5i 3l Stone -119 10 11 11 8 6i 4 Madden -111 1 5 2 3 4 5 Burr -111 12 7 5 4 3" 6t Wilson -116 3 12 12 10' 9 7 I Stout -119 9 1 61 6" 8fc 84 Church -116 4 8 4 6 71 91 Robertson -116 2 10 7 9i 10 10 PanneU -112 8 8 10 11J 11 11 Jemas -118 6 9 9 12 12 12 Ha' k' worth Sweep Bolt Royal Factor Mr.

Chap Ruling Time xJersey Day xMiss Baron wwRepand Cock Crow Danada Red Motie Brand Rosalu Colleague TROPICAL PAliK SELECTIONS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Lonr Hill. Deerslayer, Corktown. 3 Air Patrol, Jobs town. Hankie. 3 Respingo.

Merry Waltz. Hook Up. 4 Called, Brown Chief. Pomander. 5 Win.y.

Monte" Ace. Slipper Satin. American Glory, Yankee Hill, Eatontown. 1 Thee And Me, Peter Gray Arrow. 8 Vertigo 2nd, Transhot, Bootalonc.

Poison Arrow. Beach Boy. Best Bet RESPINGO. By UNITED PRESS 1 on Hill, Deerslayer, Corktown. 2 Jobstown, Air Patrol.

Hankie. 3 Respinco. Potomac, Merry Walt. 4 Called. Brown Chief, Demavend.

5 Wingy, Monte's Ace. Lady Marilyn. 6 American Glory. Yankee Hill. Eatontown.

Thee And Me, Peter Fleeterthan. 8 Maudeaux, Vertigo II. Silver Plate. 9 Menever, Poison Arrow, Beach Boy. Best Bet AMERICAN GLORY.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 Long Hill. Five Passes, Deerslayer. 2 Hankie. Jobstown. Birdie Lulley.

3 Respingo. Hook Up, Good Sweep. 4 Brown Chief, Beausy, Called. 5 Larry Dooley, Wingy, Montes Ace. American Glory, Eatontown.

Yankee HU1. Grey Arrow. Peter Teaneck Plash. 8 Transhot. Vertigo II.

Bootalong. 9 High Peak. Poison Arrow, Beach Boy. Best Bet HANKIE. TROPICAL PARK ENTRIES 'By Associated Press Pe-st Time, First Race 1:45 P.

M. (Wilmington Time) FIRST RACE Purse $3,300, claiming, 3-y ear-olds. 8 furlongs: x-5 lbs apprentice allowance claimed. ww-7 lbs, apprentice allowance waived. Scratched Vanslam.

Tetra Rose. Honeybug. AU British. Owners No. 2, L.

Murray. 3, H. Cantor. 4, F. Nadaline.

5. Short Brook Farms. 6. Mrs. F.

Bratisax. 7. L. Hurwitx. 8.

Tick-Tock. Stable, 9, J. Mallia. 10, E. B.

Stewart. 11. P. Nossekk. 12.

J. Foti. SWEEP BOLT showed good speed from the start to outsprint the opposition, increased his advantage steadily and won with soeed to spare. ROYAL FACTOR faced forwardly but was not good enough. MR.

CHAP improved his position steadily but failed to threaten. RULING TIME closed ground after being outrun earlv. Fin Jockeys Win Place Show Odds 1J 64 1H Stout 2f Culmone 3 Batcheller 41 Burr 5" Hiaier -6 Clark 7 Wilson 81 Martin 9 Catalano 6.90 4.10 2.40 2.45 8.70 6.90 2.90 1 3.30 1.90 99.55 15.40 5.75 126.95 107.20 5.00 90.30 169.60 236.90 8i 10 Bauer A.F'andea Barrow 12 Win Place Show Odds 24.50 10.20 6.90 11.25 5.00 3.80 3.35 15.10 45.65 7.85 50.60 4.20 59.25 1.90 10.00 25.20 94.85 39.85 SWEEP BOLT PAID 895.70 FOR $2. Str Fin Jockeys Win Place Show Odds 1 21 6'i 51 71 9 3h 12 1 Mitchell 12.40 2i Batcheller 3 Daniel 6.40 4.70 5.20 7.40 4.50 7.05 57.40 240.05 4 Burr 51 Picou 6t Barrow 7t Mafale Fisk 9M Culmone 10 Stout Hi Balzaretti 12 Mehrtens 12.90 13.20 9.40 22.00 7.60 1.95 27.55 54.80 8.95 8 Hi lOt 4h w-5 lbs, apprentice allowance waived. R.

fJartner. 4 Orihun A. Mrs. J. Kellev.

.9. G. Davis. 10. Mrs.

C. A. 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs. Start 3:06.

off 3:064. Winner, ch. f. 3, Trainer. M.

Fife. Values, $1,400, 5. Handle. $62,363. Fin Jockeys Win Place Show Odds li 2 31 Skelly Mitchell Boulmetis Vasil Jones Balzaretti Lindberg Church 4.70 2.90 2.50 5.80 3.10 1.35 14.15 3.25 2.65 17.65 68.25 22.45 13.55 10.10 3id 411k 44 5i 6h 6'i 7 8 DAILY DOUBLE BLACK BAY AND THIRD RACE Purse $2,000 (claiming 4-year-olds and.

up. 6 furlongs. Start (gate) good for all but You And Me. won ridden out. place driving.

Went 2:40. off at once. Winner, ch. h. 6.

by Halberd-Happy Lynn. Owner-Trainer. E. V. Modica.

Values. $1,350. 8325, $225. $100. Time.

22 4-5. :45 4-5. 1:12. Handle. 863,535.

Starters Wt PP St xCadet Dan Percivale Crystal Pass xNever In Doubt xMislead Sir Walter R. First Sentrv Annie's Choice Reflexion -106 6 1 -113 12 10 -114 11 11 1 5 91 4 7 9i 11 51 -109 8 6 -106 3 -114 1 -116 5 -114 7 -111 10 -108 9 4l 6i 10i 3ii 31 10l 11 71 Aiiame Si 8 wYou And Me Fashioned -113 -107 2 12 12 12 2M 4 2 x-5 lbs, apprentice allowance claimed. Scratched Rare Jewel. Gams. Con Merchant.

Marengo. Owners No. 2. H. 8.

Reineman, 3. A. 6. Mrs. M.

B. Jones. 7. R. W.

Collins. 8. Hechter. 1 1. D.

Weissberger. 12. Woolford Farm. CADET DAN outran FASHIONED and FIRST SENTRY for the lead, drew clear to mldstretch and was ridden out to retain a clear advantage. PERCIVALE.

sluggish early, improved his position steadily and lasted over CRYSTAL PASS. The latter broke slowly and made up considerable ground In a good effort. YOU AND ME had no chance with the start. Horse Wt. Jockey Odds Deerslayer 118 T.

Barrow 3-1 Skein 104 No Boy 20-1 High Card 104 No Boy 15-1 Final Edition 118 No Boy 15-1 Corktown 105 No Boy 6-1 Aliegee 100 No Boy 20-1 Long Hill 109 No Boy 2-1 Grand Demand 112 No Boy 10-1 Five Passes 118 No Boy 10-1 Numbers 107 G. Pederson 20-1 Ideal 107 3. Chestnut 15-1 xBreaker Boy 104 D. Zarzecki 30-1 War Sham 109 W. Balzaretti 30-1 Orchestral 104 No Boy 30-1 xDuke's Boy 104 D.

Hartley 20-1 Justa Cracker 100 No Boy 20-1 FOURTH RACE Purse $2,100 (claiming all $7,500) (gate) good, won driving, place same. Went by War Jeep-Housework. Owner. Mrs. M.

Fife. 8350. $250. 8100. Time.

:22 3-5t :45 2-5. 1:11 3- Starters Vi Ladys Delight -117 1 5 3 4 6 8 7 2 lii 1 2i 2 xpisgan Road Ham Bone xArpege Exemplar Balbec Lock Out Hoosier Relic -114 41 6 31 51 7 -117 -109 -122 -114 -114 -114 61 5 3 4i 7 8 8 3" 5i x-5 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. Str 7 8 Owners No. 2, W.

L. Hutley. 3. Ada Stable. 4.

L. S. McPhaU, 8. Tamarack Stable. 6.

O. F. Spear. 7. R.

A. Firestone. 8. Mrs. A.

B. Karle. LADYS DELIGHT, under hustling tactics was outstepping ARPEGE along the backstretch. drew clear to the furlong pole and was placed to urging to stave off the late bid of PISGAH ROAD. The latter was always prominent and was getting to the top one.

HAM BONE closed well to outfinlsh the others. FIFTH RACE Purse $2,300. allowances. 4-year-olds, 6 furlongs. Start (gate) good won driving, place same.

Went 3:33. off 3:34. Winner, ch. c. 4.

by Mont Blanc-Ma Chere. Owner. J. A. Pallante.

Trainer. L. H. Hunt. Values.

$1,500. $425. MOBILE, Jan. 5 (P). Twot power -packed all star football teams square off here tomorrow afternoon in the second annual Senior Bowl game, a pro debut for the 54 com peting college players.

With the game the hand-picked enior gridders kiss their amateur standings goodbye by accepting a healthy cut of the gate receipts. The winning squad pulls down 60 per cent of the players pool. The contest, played for the first time at Jacksonville, last year, gives the players a chance to strut their stuff before a host of pro football scouts. All but two of the national pro fessional football league teams are represented. Draft of college seniors comes up later this month.

Coaches Steve Owen and Alvin (Bo) McMillin ended pre-game practice with light drills today. Most of the time was devoted to ironing out minor flaws of their powerful offensive tactics. Warm, sunshiny weather is predicted for the game. And some 25,000 fans are almost sure to witness a high scoring battle. Both teams are loaded with good running backs and dangerous passing combinations.

The North squad is favored by six points due largely to its big- name backfleld of SMU's Kyle RoteJ and John Champion, Oklahoma's Leon Heath and Claude Arnold, Nebraska's Fran Nagle, Wyoming's Eddie Talboom and Missouri's Ed Stephens. Owen has molded his and A formations around Alabama's All America Eddie Salem, Mississippi's John Dottley, LSU's Ken Konz, Georgia's Billy Mixon, Tulane's Joe Ernst and Mississippi Southern's Bubber Phillips. Both sides are well manned at the ends. The South has two stellar performers in Vanderbilt's Bucky Curtis and Bill Stribling of Mississippi. Salem and Ernst are expected to do most of the passing.

Nagle, Rote and Arnold will handle most of the passing chores of the Yankees. Their targets will be UCLA's Bob Wilkerson and Ben Proctor of Texas, two of the nation's best. Probable lineups: Position North End Wilkerson. UCLA. Tackle Jackson, Texas.

Guard Kadelie, Missouri. Center Moore, Oklahoma. Guard Auffarth, Wake Forest. Tackle Donan, Princeton. End Proctor, Texas.

Back Arnold. Oklahoma. Back Rote, SMU. Back Champion. SMU.

Back Heath, Oklahoma. Position Soath End Curtis, Vanderbllt. Tackle Hannah, Alabama. Guard Shoaf, LSU. Center Lauer, Alabama.

Guard Doyle, Tulane. Tackle Rogas. Tulane. End Stribling. Mississippi.

Back Ernst, Tulane. Back Phillips, Mississippi Southren. Back Strickland. South Carolina. Back Dottley, Mississippi.

Mt. Pleasant Conquers Claymont High, 36-32 Mt. Pleasant School grabbed a 25-16 first half lead in its basketball game with Claymont High last night on the home court and then fought off the Indians' strong bid in the second half to record a 36 to 32 victory. The Green Knights led 17-9 at the end of the first period and out-scored the invaders 8-7 in the second quarter. Mt.

Pleasant's Roger Gordon was the individual scoring leader. He scored four field goals, and a pair of fouls for 10 points. Bob Newton topped Claymont with nine. Mt. Pleasant's Jay Vees nosed out Claymont Jay Vees, 46-45.

The box score: CLAYMONT I MT. PLEASANT G. F. P.r G. F.

P. Burlew.f 1 1 4 2 10 Brady.f 1 1 ,317 Brodle.f 0 0 0 Morris, 0 0 0 1 3 2 5 9 Newton, 3 3 9, Sutton. 13 5 Smith.c 0 0 10 2 Hlneman.g I 1 11 3 Liskey.g 1 0 2 2 3 7 Totals 10 12 32! Totals 12 12 36 SCORE BY PERIODS Claymont 0 7 10 8 32 Mt. Pleasant 17 8 6 5 38 Officials: Hurley and McGlnness. CYO All-Stars Defeat St.

Mary's Five, 58-50 The CYO League All-Stars defeated the pace-setting St. Mary's quintet last night in a benefit game for the Delaware Day School for Handicapped Children's transportation fund at Fournier Memorial Hall, 58-50. Leo Marshall, St. Mary's ace, walked off with top honors among the league's eight top scorers competing by collecting 20 points, while Paul Chadick, former Blue Bomber, had 18 points for the All-Stars. The box score: ALL STARS ST.

MARY'S G. F. P. G. F.

P. Chadick, 7 4 18, Marsball.f 8 4 20 Daley.f 1 0 2J. Scully 2 15 Harrison, 1 0 2j Jankowski.e 1 11 McCuliin.c 3 0 6 Bunitsky.c 0 0 0 Husheback.e 1 0 5 2 12 Durstein.c 1 0 2j Klrkwood.r 1 0 2 Reed. it 5 0 10 Kane, 0 0 0 Sullivan. 1 2 4 McFadden.g 113; Scott.g 0 1 Saraga.g 1 4 6 Hon stein, 102 Totals 23 13 58' Totals 21 8 50 Officials: Carucci and Bernardo.

TACHT REACHES PORT SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 5 (JP). The ketch, Bachelor's Wife, arrived safely yesterday after having been at sea since Dec. 26 in the 625-mile yacht race from Hobart here. It was skippered by Owner Byron Tanner of Honolulu.

It was the last of Ihe starting 16 crafts to finish. Str Fin Jockeys Win li 1 Church 7.40 21 Roberts 3 3 Picou 5 41 Lopez 41 51 Gilbert 6'i 61 Clark 7 .7 Wagner 81 8 Olah io 91 Dewitt 9i 10 Balzaretti 11 11 Montelro Starters Wt PP St Larry A. Dalpark xLike Hover -120 4 -115 1 -115 11 -112 9 -120 10 -120 8 -115 5 9 8 2 7 5 3 4 Ode Campaigner Trancer Galena Deep Down Leslie Prairie Smoke -120 -111 Blenrab x-5 lbs, apprentice allowance claimed. Vt 7" 3 4i 2i 1J 11 8' 51 4' 61 7 21 'l 11 101 101 sd 51 8 9 11 Owners No. 2.

Mrs. J. D. Smyth. 3.

H. W. Fincher. 4, Mill River Stable. 5.

Wool-ford Farm. 6. W. S. Home.

7. T. C. Eastman. 8, Mrs.

J. M. Seider. 9, A. Parziale.

10. I. Martin. 11. J.

Kehs. Lovely Site 109 Toubo Queen 109 Stepin Past 110 Lord Reading 110 Free Sky 109 xMy Jean 104 Sing a Song 105 Corona Girl 109 Proud Heritage 114 Alfalfa 105 Galadust 105 Stoke 114 Ecuador 105 Sun Boy 118 xBarrator 109 xBlack Dancer 105 SECOND RACE Purse $3,500, claiming, 4 -year-olds and up, 7 Starting Time 114 xFirst Pass 109 Lycos 114 Irish Horn 106 xJ. Carter 109 xCrystal Gazer 113 Inconstant 114 Don Dean 111 Hi Chief 111 Castelomo 111 Regal Reward 114 xMiguel 117 Barfs" Rock 111 Sea Novice 108 Sir Calbenor 114 Reminder 115 THIRD RACE Purse $3,500. claiming, 3-year-olds. 1 mile: aWise Words 116 Mio Brook 118 bMon pigeon 113 Troy Chief 110 Lazy Jo 118 xaSportscript 105 Radiant Wave 113 Adversary 118 xbLolly Dear 103 a-Gomez entry; b-Witcholm Stable, and Twain entry.

FOURTH RACE Purse $3,500, claiming 4-year-olds and up, 1V miles: One Pint 114 Pilot Sis 109 xRow Away 105 Gipsy King 118 Double Best 114 Royal Broker 110 Preface 118 Lagniappe 114 Night Command 114 CUncher 114 Fox Ring 114 Cash Reward 118 xHieland Dare 105 Taurus 110 World Wide 114 War Twister 110 FIFTH RACE Purse $4,000, Handicap, 4-year-olds and up, 7 furlongs: Zenoda 112 Kinfolks 111 Big Gert 105 Fair Regards 120 Toubolee 113 Some Gal 116 June Bride 108 Lady Alice 108 Brill Gal 104 Mrs. Fuddy 114 SIXTH RACE Purse $5,000, claiming. 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Competing Beau 111 A Lark 111 Huon Kid 110 xTantamount 113 Rising Prices 122 Mirabeau 118 Great Dream 113 xPancho S'preme 121 Shim Malone 118 Home Free .123 SEVENTH RACE Purse $50,000 added, Santa Catalina Handicap, 4-year-olds and up (Bred in California) 1Y miles: Your Host 130 cMoonrush 111 Make-Up Man 102 Terry Bargello 102 aVino Funo 113 cMercenary 701 bOn Trust 115 aBlue Reading 114 Top Production 106 bPedigree 107 a Smith and Ifirsch Entry. 1 Stice Jones Entry. King, Luellwitz and Bassett Entry.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $4,000, allowances, 4-year-olds and up. 1 mile: xHidden Moon 105 'Alderman 118 Mocopo 111 Barsard 114 Bullet Proof 111 Mastuerzo 111 Solar Lad 111 Include 105 x-5 lbs. Apprentice Allowance Claimed. Weather, clear; track, fast. Fair Grounds Entries (By Associated Press) Post Time, First Race 2:45 P.

M. (Wilmington Time) FIRST RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs: Odd Journey ill xBellbrook 108 Satyrlike 113 Susies Gift 108 Big Gravel 113 xlvy Boy 110 sHalcyon Air 110 Break Thru 115 Dean Blitzen 111 Grandpa Max 113 My Julie 108 Chance Bea 112 Bank Club 113 Georgia 108 Leuceton 111 xFana G. 103 xFlares Durbar 110 Sir Liberty 113 SECOND RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Double Feature 115 xNeds Choice 106 Purveyor 106 Watchful Eye 108 Melinda Lee 108 xGracious Heart 101 Eternal Flirt 108 xDr. Reed 108 Last Kiss 113 Passing Thru 111 Dasha 105 Class Day 113 Conga Boy 113 xSure Did 108 Waverly 113 xxCousln Bob 104 rime Roll 113 Kapinisca 110 THIRD RACE $1,100.

claiming, 3-year-olds, fillies, 6 Kathleen R. 112 Fast Dancer 108 Half Cellar 112 xSome Friend 110 Sweep Tiger 108 Juicy Bite 111 Fencing Abby 108 xSea Sweet 105 Red Frances 111 xGrace Mae 103 Vansette 108 Fighting Devil 108 Imbible 111 xDependable 106 FOURTH RACE Purse $1,200, maidens, 2-year-olds, 2 furlongs: Knight's Beam 108 Mist-o-BIue 115 xBrigand 103 Oh Leo 112 Miss Mean 115 Bold Sab 108 Em 105 Hansom Bob 108 FIFTH RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 4- year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: xArtless 111 Irish Mist 111 Librarian 112 xNovelty 106 xRoses Are Red 114 Wild Heiress 115 Dream Walking 111 Flint Heart 114 SIXTH RACE Purse $8,000, Handicap, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: a-Regal 104 a-Rags to Riches 108 Crown Me 108 Fine Art 103 Saint Nicholas 109 Riverlane 117 Pat-the-Pilot 111 Conversational 111 a Lowe Entry. SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,100, claiming. 4 years-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Don Lux 118 Hill Flight 118 xCamps First 116 xFlatbush 116 Kapistan 118 All Yen 115 Leamour 118 xPlayanna 113 EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,000, Claiming. 4-year-olds and up, IVi miles: xOff.North 105 Scotland Yard 117 Leonidas 113 Mescara 115 Dee Gee S.

113 xTanneke 108 xBallast 108 Spanaqua 113 Top Secret 108 Our Isaiah 113 Remoriel 113 Pretty Valley 108 Applause 115 NINTH RACE Sub) Purse 81,000 claiming. 4-year-olds and up, LVa miles: Sun Clock 110 Night Angel 104 xSir Huaco 104 Whippoorwill 104 xCount Quick 107 xBuntyj, Choice 102 Phidias 112 Mary M. V. 107 Edgelake 106 xxPitto Night 105 Sister Carmel 110 Chicken Ann 107 Shooters Hill 112 Suny Ship 112 Rlskaire ,112 xNo More Hash 104 New Caledonia 112 Duds Worry 107 x-5; xx-7 lbs. apprentice allowance.

Charles and Oma Spar In Title Fight Drills NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (JP). Ezzard Charles sparred seven rounds today in preparation for his heavyweight championship bout a week from to night with Lee Oma in Madison Square Garden. The champion boxed two rounds each with Al Smith and Coley Wallace, both New York, Lloyd Gibson of Cincinnati, and one with Levi Bryant of Pittsburgh. He is training here, and now has boxed 36 rounds in training.

Oma, at his camp in Greenwood Lake, N. went four rounds with Jack Harding, Toronto heavyweight. Reuben Jones of Norfolk, Va will join the challenger's camp tomorrow. Oma. now has boxed 118 rounds in training.

New York Boxing Board Tests Foam Rubber Mat NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (JP). The New York State Athletic Commission conducted a 30 minute demonstra tion today of a new Belgian foam rubber pad for boxing rings. Final decision on whether to use the pad for New York boxing matches was deferred. Two New York boxers, Ernie Roberts, a lightweight, and heavyweight Wayne Eckhart sparred on the new mat, which is padded with three-fourths of an inch of foam rubber and one and one-quarter inches of felt.

Dan Dowd, executive secretary. and Dr. Charles Muzzicato, acting chairman of the medical advisory board, represented the commission. NBA Committee Meeting Is Advanced to Jan. 27 HAGERSTOWN, Ind Jan.

5 (JP)- The National Boxing Association will move up its annual executive committee meeting 'three months to hasten consideration of new safety measures. The session will be Jan. 27 in the Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis. Arch Hindman of Hagerstown, NBA president, said tonight the LARRY A. saved ground throughout the running, was left with the lead when LIKE HOVER took out DALPARK.

then responded to pressure to hold sway. DAL-PARK engaged the leader from the outside nearing the stretch and was deterred when carried wide. LIKE HOVER set the pace and was allowed to go out entering the stretch. AT SANTA ANITA (By Im Anielea Timet) 1 Sunboy. My Jean, Toubo Queen.

2 Sir Calbenor, Bart's Rock. First Pass. 3 Adversary. Lazy Jo, Mlobrook. 4 Cash Reward.

War Twister. Taurus. 5 8ome Gal. Fair Regards. Mrs.

Fuddy. 8 Mirabeau. Tantamount, Home Free. 7 Your Host. On Trust, Blue Readlnf.

8 Mocopo. Bullet proof. Hidden Moon. Best Bet YOUR HOST. AT FAIR GROUNDS 1 Chance Bea.

Halvcon Air, Break Thru. 2 Dasha. Eternal Flirt, Double Feature. 3 Half Cellar. Kathleen Juicy Bita.

4 Bold Sab. Knight's Beam. Brigand. 3 Dream Walking. Wild Heiress.

Flint Heart. 8 Riverlane. Conversational. Crown Me. 7 Flatbush, Camps First, Kapistan.

8 Applause, Scotland Yard. Tannek. No More Hash. Sun Clock. Phidias.

Best Bet APPLAUSE. Santa Anita Results 4By Associated Press) FIRST RACE Purse $3,500. maldeni, t-year-olds. 3 furlones (Off 4:041 Hemet Warrior, 118 (L. Balaski) $4 50 $3.30 $3 80 Toubo Chllla, 118 (O.

Zufelti 8.30 4 00 Aviatrix. 115 J. Longdem 3.40 Time: 0:33 2-5. Blue View. Dawn Lark.

Salix Way. Fulfilment. Bar Key, Nocturne. Reciprocate. f-Count Silver.

He Dynamite, X-Barticon and f-SUvery Did also ran. f-Field. SECOND -Purse $3,500. maidens. 4-year- olds and up.

8 furlongs (Off Reprieve. 120 Brooks $5.70 $4.00 $2 40 In Our Time, 11S J. Longden 4.40 2.40 Major Al. 115 (W. Shoemaker 2.20 Time: 1:10 4-5.

La Trida. Apanoaa. Rico Royal. Prediction. Alcoholista.

Circulation. Barrel Boy, MudJekeewls and Her Triumph also ran. THIRD Purse $3,500. claiming, 3-year olds. 6 furlongs Off Grandpa Sam.

114 (J. Colaneri) $9.10 $4.00 $100 Top Royal, 114 R. Nevesi J.70 3.00 Harvest Time, 108 IH. Dykest 4.1(1 Time: 1:11 4-5. Sir Cat.

Pass Below. Toubo Sweep. High English. Lady Avlla. Uncanny, Melinda Lou and Roundutia also ran.

FOURTH Purse $3,500. claiming. 4-year-olds and up, 1V mile (Off Taywin, 110 (J. Adams) $32.70 $17.80 Big Deal, 118 (8. Brooks i 11.60 7.90 Deep Canyon, 114 (G.

Zufelt) 4.50 Time: 2:04. Warra Nymph. Double Entry, Naslna, Siete Leguas, Peace Harbor, Man-sanlta. Macks Sister, PhiKi and Farm-ington also ran. FIFTH Purse $4,000, allowance.

4-year- olds and upwards. miles (Off Grandfather. Ill (Yorki 88.30 $3.80 $2.80 Chutney, 117 (W. Shoemaker) 3.60 2.70 Mostest, 117 (S. Brooks! 3.00 Time: 1:22 2-5.

Master Gunner. Preces sion, Mad Moment also ran. SIXTH Purse $3,500. allowances. 4- year-olds and upwards.

1 mile (Off 6:471 Greek Runner, 114 (J. Adams) $5.30 $3.80 Beau Max, 110 (W. Bolandl 5.40 3.70 On the Spot, 105 (T. Slendert 3.30 Time: 1:36 3-5. Foremost.

Sea Gambol. Bimenark. Galoot. a-6ugar Coated, a- Penance also ran. a-Llangollen Far entry.

SEVENTH Purse $4,000. allowance. 3. year-olds, 6 furlongt (Off Interpretation, 118 (J. Longden) $10.20 $4 40 $3.20 Replete.

118 (8. Brooks i 3.70 3.00 Frendswood, 118 R. York) 4.10 Time: 1:10. Mio Ace, Rice's Regards. Piquancy.

War Pep. Mighty Black. Brother Butch, El's Marshall. Good Loser. High Dive also 'un.

EIGHTH Purse $3,500. claiming. 4-year-olds and upwards. 1 1-16 miles lOff Hayseed, 119 (Neves, $12.90 $6.70 $5.10 First Security, 113 (W. Shoemaker J.

11. 50 7.50 Pilot Lady. Ill W. Bolandi ......10.20 Time: 1:43. Law Review.

Grey Spook. Little Joe. Hobie-B, Galacope, Flash Burn, Pari Cross, Cyclone, sound Off also ran. NBA Board Okays Action By Podoloff in Share Deal NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (JP).

The Board of Governors of the National Basketball Association today upheld action of President Maurice Podoloff in refusing to sanction the purchase by Fort Wayne of Charley Share, former Bowling Green, star. Fort Wayne purchased Share several weeks ago from Waterloo of the National Professional Basketball League, but the deal was rejected by Podoloff. Fort Wayne appealed to the board of governors. The board reported that share was the first draft choice last year of the Boston Celtics, but had signed instead with Waterloo of the other league. Fort Wayne obtained permission, of Boston to purchase share, from Waterloo, and one of the considerations was that Fort Wayne would give the Celtics rights" to their 1 draft choice in 1952.

An NBA spokesman said Share, now at Fort Wayne, must go to Boston. Ring Immortal Jeffries Files Suit for Slander BURBANK, Jan. 6 (JP). James J. Jeffries, former heavyweight champion, today filed a slander suit against two promoters of a bingo-type quiz game.

The suit is directed against Richard A. Parker and Todd Faulkner, also known as Kid Mexico. Jeffries claims the two slandered him in their oral advertising for the game "Conflict." The game is held In Jeffries Barn," which the ex-champ once used for boxing and wrestling shows. Jeffries contends that he has always enjoyed "a good name" and that he in no way was a partner in the game. Parker was acquitted of a gambling charge yesterday.

A Jury held that "Conflict" was a game of skill and not chance. Tropical Park Apprentice Set Down for Rest of Meet MIAMI, Jan. 5 UP). The Tropical Park stewards suspended Apprentice Charlie Burr today for the remainder of the meeting for striking Jockey Jimmy Stout with his whip during the first race. Stout was on the winner.

Black Bay, while Burr finished fourth on Conish. The meeting ends Jan. 16. Phone 4-7848 To Ride Winner In Three Starts MIAMI, Jan. 5 (JP).

Grand-view Stable's Ground Fog, a con sistent gelding, continued on his winning today as he won the seventh and best race of the stakes-less program at Tropical Park. It was the gray horse's fourth straight victory, three at Tropical and one at Pimlico before invading the Southland. Though compelled to race wide, Ground Fog came on with determination through the short stretch to nail J. J. Colando's Rock Span by a half length, covering one mile and a sixteenth on a fast track in 1:44.

He paid $7.70 for $2. Rock Span was made an even money favorite in the race, despite two unimpressive efforts earlier in the meeting. However, the presence of Joe Culmone in the saddle unquestionably influenced many in the crowd of 7,520. Third in the seven-horse field was Double Farm's Lambent, which had won his three previous starts over the track. Fourth was Equinox II.

Colonel Mike broke poorly and was eliminated from contention at once. Rock Span was rushed to the front by Culmone and he showed the way to the sixteenth marker. There Ground Fog reached him then gradually asserted his superiority under Sammy Boulmetis. Ground Fog is owned by Harry Massey, Pittsburgh auto dealer, who was present to see his gelding keep his slate clean. Culmone accepted three mounts through the seventh and failed, to win race.

The sensational Sicilian made a bold bid on Saxony in the first race, for maiden 3-year-olds, but the colt had to be satisfied with second money to William G. Helis Black Bay. In Readiness- was third. Black Bay, ridden by Jimmy Stout, paid $6.90. Culmone had no mounts in the second -and fourth events.

In the third, the chesty little fellow finished out of the money on the well-backed favorite, Reflexion. This sprint was easily taken by Cadet Dan $12.40, piloted by Apprentice Don Mitchell. Culmone had three winners on Thursday and two on Wednesday, when he returned to the saddle after a layoff of two days. Mrs. M.

Fife's Lady's Delight, $4.70, led all the way in the three quarter fourth race, beating W. L. Huntley's Pisgah Road, a recent arrival from California, by a half- length, thanks to a fine ride by Jack Skelly. Hambone beat five others 3- year-olds for the short end. Sweep Bolt, $24.50, with Charlie Headley up, romped off with the second, and completed a daily double of $95.70, which had been started by Black Bay.

ARCADIA, Jan. 5 (INS). Veteran Jockey Johnny Gilbert was reported improving today at Hunt ington Memorial Hospital where he was taken after a spectacular crash in the sixth race at Santa Anita yesterday. However, his condition was still described as "serious." Gilbert suffered a fractured cervical ver tebrae in his spill from Spinaround. Splnaround fell as the Calumet Farms Little Cindy broke her leg and was pulled up by Jockey Steve Brooks, who escaped injury.

Little Cindy was later destroyed. It was the first mishap of the 1951 season at Santa Anita. Gilbert, now 36, won the 1932 jockey crown with 212 winners. Texas Only New Opponent On Tarheels' '51 Grid Card CHAPEL HILL, N. Jan.

5 JP). Nine of last season's 10 opponents will again be met by the University of North Carolina football team this year. The 10-game 1951 schedule, an nounced today, shows a game with Texas at Austin replacing the 1950 meeting with William and Mary. North Carolina and Texas split a two-game series in 1947 and '48, each winning at home. Another departure has the big game with Duke put back to the final spot on the year, Nov.

24. In previous years the game with Vir ginia, a rival for over half a cen tury, wound up the Tar Heel sea son, either early in December, or on Thanksgiving Day. The Notre Dame series goes into its third year with the Irish com ing to Chapel Hill for the first time on Nov. 17. The teams first met in New York's Yankee Stadium in 1949.

Last fall they played in South Bend, Ind. The schedule: Sept- 22 North Carolina State; 29 Georgia. 1 Oct. 6 Texas at Austin; 13 South Carolina; 20 Maryland at College Park; 27 at Wake Forest. Nov.

3 Tennessee; 10 Virginia at Charlottesville; 17 Notre Dame; 24 Duke at Durham. Nats' Owner Griffith Collapses From Heat ORLANDO, Jan. 5 (IP). Clark Griffith collapsed today in a hotel from what doctors described as be ing over-tired" and attempting to do too much in "warmer weather than he is accustomed to." The 80-year-old Washington Senator president was confined to his room under orders to see no visitors or do any work for a day or two. His doctors said he was resting easily tonight, but will remain under close observation.

Griffith, who arrived here yesterday, had spent the morning touring Tinker Field where his club will undergo spring training. He collapsed and fainted shortly after arriving in his hoteL SIXTH RACE Purse $2,500. allowances. 3-year-olds. 1 1-16 miles.

Start (gate) good won ridden out. place driving. Went 3:59. off Winner, dk. ch.

c. 3. by Fighting Fox-Pigtail 2nd. Owner. Belair Stud.

Trainer. B. Sweenev. Values. $1,600.

$525. $275, $100. Time. :23 3-5. 47 2-5.

1:12 2-5. 1:39. 1:45 1-5. Handle. $69,696.

DIGIT PAID $41.48. THIRD Purse $1,000, claiming. 4-year- olds and up. 6 furlongs (Off 3:41 Ya): Yale, 117 (Bailey) $12.00 $5.40 $3.80 Little Xs. 115 (H.

Keene) 3.40 3.00 Marse Robert, 117 (W. Lowe) 4.40 Time: 1:14 4-5. Mrs. Valenti, Cbuaboy. Silvers Pride.

1-Miss Russell. f-Fondest Hope, Freshman, f-Seamans Pal, Loutey and Trance Sleeper also ran. f-Field. FOURTH Purse $1,200, claiming. 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (Off Hunting Call, 115 (C.

Bright) $11.80 $4.80 $3.20 General Custer. 118 (A. FerraiuolO) 9.00 6.00 Fine Fettle. 117 P. J.

Bailey) 4.60 Time: 1:13 4-5. Obstinate Si, Inaccessible, f-Complot, f-Lolling. f-tron Fox, Two Feathers, Grand Isle. Show Place and Flying Mile also ran. f-Field.

FIFTH Purse $1,300. allowances, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs (Off Jerry Nash. 110 (S. Armstrong) $5.00 $3.00 Crewhall, 118 (R. Smithers) 6.40 4.80 Daleen, 110 (P.

Moore) 3.80 Time: 1:15. Santed, Mincemeat, Lecen- daire, Mesabi, Headknocker, Occupant and Mr. Sig also ran. SIXTH Purse $2,500. allowances, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (Off Ulustrate.

112 (P. TenagliO) $11.60 $4.20 $3.00 a-Thelma Bexger, 100 (Stuart) 2.80 2.40 Bolingover, 110 (H. Keene i 4.00 Time: 1:14. Teddysun, Deep Fen. Clear Day, Little Flower.

College, Retainer, Tor-dar and a-Pontalba also ran. a-J. W. Brown entry. SEVENTH Purse 81.000.

claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles tOff Sure Gift. 115 (P. Milligan) $10.40 $4.80 $4.00 Vinita Toney, 115 (J. 6.60 8.60 Mark Night, 111 (K. Stuart) 4.60 Time: 1:50 1-5.

Petes Best, By Road. Billy Bumps, Painted Arrow and HI Hash also ran. EIGHTH Purse 81.000. claiming. 3-year- olds, 1 1-16 miles (Off swisner, 117 (Keene) $460 $3.20 Bluebonnet Gal, 105 fL.

Cook) 6.80 4.80 Swindle Sheet, 100 (C. Billeaud) 10.80 Time: 1:52. Our Betsy, Grand Evening, Raider Larue, f-War Barton, Vivians Best, f-Guest Cup. f-Minnesinger, Lillies Best and Calm Bay also ran. f-Field.

Waugh, Captain of Kansas '5 Ineligible in Spring LAWRENCE, Jan. 5 (JP). Jerry Waugh, captain of the University of Kansas basketball team, today was declared ineligible for competition beginning with the spring semester. Dr. F.

G. Allen. K. TJ. court coach, made the announcement after a conference with Dewitt Carr.

K. Big Seven representative. He said the basis of their decision was the Big Seven rule under which a player's eligibility is determined on calendar years instead of academic years. Waugh entered K. TJ.

in the spring of 1947 after his discharge from the Navy. Since the freshman rule had not been rescinded at that time he was able to claim four years of eligibility. Although he took part in sprmg practice in 1947. he did not see competition until the 1947-48 academic year. The Wellington, star guard broke into starting teams as a freshman and has been a starter ever since.

"This is certainly a body blow, Coach Allen said, "but we'll carry on as best we can. Jerry is a big loss to us out there, believe me." Janowicz Fails to Apply For Re-Admission to 0SU COLUMBUS, Jan. 5 (INS). All American Vic Janowicz, who passed everywhere except in school, failed to apply for re-admission to Ohio State today after being dropped from 4he institution because of poor grades. Dean Walter C.

Weidler of the College of Commerce said Janowicz was "supposed to come in today and file an application for re-admission." Dean Weidler added: "He has not come in yet." Janowicz said in Cleveland that he planned to return to Columbus and work during the winter quarter. He said he wanted to get back in school for the spring quarter which begins March 27. The 20-year-old Heisman Award winner as the nation's outstanding football player was in Cleveland last night to receive similar recognition from the city's touchdown club. Janowicz explained that it was necessary for Ohio State to expel him because he failed in two subjects. Stanford Students Want Ex-Star as Grid Coach PALO ALTO.

Jan. fi (Pi Strong support for Charles (Chuck) xayior to succeed Marchie Schwartz, resigned, as head football coach at Stanford, was being lined up today among students, alumni and players. An All-America guard at Stanford in 1942, Taylor presently is a member of the San Francisco nrofssinnal Forty Niners club. He has served as iresnman mentor at Stanford. In an informal poll of 150 students.

Taylor" and Frank Alhfr. an other former Stanford star, received practically all of the votes. Albert has not indicated he would be inter-? ested in a coaching job. He is quarterback for the Forty-Niners and has a number of private business connections. The Stanford Athletic Board will meet tomorrow morning to consider applications and candidates for the head coaching berth.

Sources close to the scene believe that no nationally known "name" ennrh hired, at least for the duration of ine year. Edward Bushnell, Former Penn Athlete, Dies at 74 MOORESTOWN. N. Jan. 5 (JP).

Edward Rogers Bushnell, 74, former graduate manager of athletics at the University of Pennsylvania and a star distance runner a half century ago, died today. A native of Republican City. Neb he first attended Hastings College before transferring to Penn In 1916. In 1920 he won the IC 4-A mile run, and was a member of the U. S.

Olympic team. He was granted a leave of absence last year to write a history of sports at Penn. Starters Wt PP St Kadir Whisk-Off xThe Gink Pucketeer Caramba Irlnita Sunnyman Uncle Emery Benlomike Tides End -115 2 -115 3 -110 6 -115 4 -120 10 -110 7 -117 9 -120 1 2 2 2n 11 4 31 5i IU 1 7 6. 6 41 31 3 84 8 41 5i 7 6 8i 5hd -115 5 9 94 9 -115 8 10 10 10 10 x-5 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed.

Owners No. 2. B. Rosenthal. 3.

Brown Hotel Stable. 4. Mrs. 8. Young, 5 A Jones, 6.

W. Kratochwil, 7. Elkcam Stable. 8. W.

H. Veeneman. 9. Merrimack Stable. 10.

Spring Brook Farm. KADIR pressed the pace from the start, wrested command entering the stretch and drew clear under Intermittent urging. WHISK-OFF set the pace but was unable to cope with the challenge of KADIR. THE GINK, well back early, saved ground but could not threaten. PUCKETEER improved his position along the Inside and weakened.

SEVENTH RACE The Rhedycina, purse $3,000. allowances. 4-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles. Start (gate) good for all but Colonel Mike, won driving, place same 'Went 4:26, off Winner, gr. g.

6. by Lovely Night-Dewey Dawn. Owner. Grand-view Stables. Trainer.

E. W. King. Values. $1,800, $700.

$360. $150. Time. :24 2-5 :47 3-5. 1:11 2-5.

1:38 1-5. 1:44. Handle. $74,608. SECOND RACE Purse $2,200, claiming, 4-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs: xHankie 118 A. Vasil 8-1 Air Patrol 117 B. Strange 2-1 xFrenchtown 118 No Boy 8-1 Anamia 104 No Boy 30-1 Hindi 107 J. Stout 20-1 xBirdie Lulley 105 C. Burr 8-1 Free Press 119 W.

L. Johnson 20-1 Sir White 113 G. Porch 12-1 xBest Trick 110 L. Wilson 15-1 -Jobstown 118 J. Picou 5-2 Nassau 117 J.

Richard 10-1 Saint Maur 115 B. Mitchell 20-1 Platform 115 D. Jones 20-1 Bullow 112 No Boy 20-' Signal Code 115 L. Batcheller 20-1 Fighting Mad 113 S. Boulmetis 15-1 THIRD RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up.

1 1-18 miles: The Orphan 118 J. DeWitt 20-1 Lifter 118 R. J. Martin 8-1 Insultln 113 I. Hanford 15-1 Merry Waltg 118 A.

J. Fernandez 5-1 xHook Up 113 C. Burr 5-1 Respingo 118 T. Barrow 4-1 Time In 113 A. Daniels 8-1 Potomac 120 L.

Batcheller 6-1 Swan Dive 112 J. Culmone 6-1 Good Sweep 114 K. Church 8-1 FOURTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 1 1-18 miles: Pomander 118 L.

Batcheller 5-1 Demavend 113 S. Boulmetis 8-1 xCastila 110 No Boy 20-1 Tedson 112 W. M. Cook 8-1 Roeklya 110 J. Renick 6-1 Called 110 H.

Lindberg 5-2 Beausy 110 J. Culmone 12-1 Brown Chief 120 W. M. Cook 4-1 xMr. Beiltro 110 M.

Hernandez 30-1 Zanella 115 W. Balzaretti 12-1 FIFTH RACE Purse $2,200. claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs: Monte's Ace 115 No Boy, 6-1 Coral Way 112 No Boy 30-1 xMarchan 101 No Boy 20-1 Slipper Satin 110 J. C.

Fernandez 30-1 aHolly Ridge 112 J. Culmone 6-1 xFlying Raid 103 J. Brackens 30-1 Dream Again 115 No Boy 20-1 xRoyal Chall 104 D. Hartley 30-1 xWingy 118 A. Vasil 5-2 xBesita 110 W.

Passmore 6-1 Golden Bolt 112 T. Barrow 15-1 xLady Marilyn 110 A. Vasil 10-1 xBlazing Silver 116 D. Mitchell 10-1 Larry Dooley 117 A. Delara 6-1 Gallalad 113 S.

Bouemltis 10-1 Wide Win 117 D. Scurlock 10-1 a Bartell Rittenberg Entry. SIXTH RACE Purse $8,000, allowance. 4-year-olda and up. 6 furlongs: Kinsman 111 No Boy 15-1 xDuke's Gal 105 D.

Hartley 12-1 Evanstep 108 No Boy 20-1 Eatontown 115 R. J. Martin 4-1 Yankee Hill 115 No Boy 4-1 xAmerican Glory 113 J. Picou 1-1 XA11 At Once 113 L. Wilson 5-1 SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,400, allowance.

3-year-olds. 1 1-16 miles: Kasco Knight 115 W. Balzaretti 15-1 I Trust 112 B. Fisk 15-1 Kentari 112 J. Duff 12-1 Gray Arrow 112 R.

Bernhardt 6-1 aThee And Me 112 T. Barrow 2-1 Teaneek Flash 112 No Boy 6-1 Peter W. 112 J. Stout 5-2 aFleeterthan 113 T. Barrow 8-1 a Double Farm Entry.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming 4-vear-olda and UP. 1 3-16 miles: Amanecer 115 T. Barrow 20-1 YM-udeaux 118 G. Champagne 8-1 Vertiso 2nd 119 A. Daniels 3-1 xBootalong 114 No Boy 6-1 rto-lcr 112 W.

L. Johnson 20-1 xxMarkeUnt 113 G. Champagne 15-1 Ireaaain 114 No Boy 15-1 Alpho 111 No Boy 10-1 Silverplate 123 J. Stout 8-1 xJhansl 101 C. Burr 20-1 Arklow EC 115 D.

Madden 30-1 Pro 111 W. M. Cook 30-1 xBuIlet Cee 114 L. Wilson 8-1 Transhot 119 Duff 4-1 NINTH RACE Purse $3,000, claiming, 4--ear-olds and up, 1 3-16 miles: Montcalm xEugarp Evening Story xCapt. Gallaght xSeersucker Atomic Energy Beach Boy Menever Poison Arrow High Peak xThat's Him Daralet xTinsei Big Shrew xFirst Degree 116 J.

Duff 20-1 110 D. Mitchell 12-1 114 G. Porch 20-1 103 No Boy 20-1 116 No Boy 10-1 119 No Boy 10-1 121 S. Boulmetis 8-1 119 N. Jemas 4-1 123 B.

111 L. Batcheller 8-1 106 G. Champagne -20-1 119 No Boy 8-1 104 C. Burr 8-1 103 No Boy 30-1 114 A. Vasil 8-1 Starters Wt PP St Va 114 7 5 3J 3 31 120 2 2 l'l 11 11 114 5 4 4 4 4 123 4 8 6 5 111 1 1 2i 2i 114 3 3 51 6 6 109 6 7 7 7 7 109 Ground Fog Rock Span Lambent Eauinox Well Met Billetudo xColonel Mike x-5 lbs, apprentice allowance claimed.

Owners No. 2. J. J. Colando, 3.

Double Farm. 4, Jaclyn Stable. 5. I. Peat 6.

Belray. 7. E. Jacobs. GROUND FOG.

unhurried while in close attendance to the pace, engaged the leaders from the outside and outfinished ROCK SPAN. The latter was nicely rated while in front and held on tenaciously. LAMBENT moved menacingly to challenge the leaders from the inside in early stretch, then hung in the final test. COLONEL MIKE broke very badly and refused to extend himself. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,000 (claiming $4.

1 4-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles Start (gate) good, won driving, place same. Went 4:53. off at once. Winner br" g. 5, by Piping Rock-Join Us.

Owner, Keystone Stable. Trainer. Zateslo" Values. $1 350. $325.

$225. $100. Time. :23 4-5. :47 2-5.

1:12 3-5. 1:39 3-5. 1:45 4-5'. Handle. $79,821.

2.70 2.60 4.90 6.30 92.85 2.55 80.75 157.40 236.00 103.60 232.65 4.40 3.30 3.60 Str Fin Jockeys Win Place Show Odds 11 2J 1 Bernhardt 14.10 8.80 5.20 6.05 21 Camnhell 25.80 12.30 40.15 J't Wilson 4 4' Madden 54 51 porch 7 61 Mehrtens 61 7 Balzaretti 8 "4 Batcheller 9i 9 Skelly 10 10 Gonzales 3.60 1.90 2.70 10.95 120.85 3.65 12.05 118.80 78.40 Scratched Flora. Str Fin Jockeys 3 11 Boulmetis 11 ,2 Culmone 24 3i Barrow 5i 4 Martin 4 5 Cook 6 6 Molina 7 7 Mitchell Win Place Show Odds 7.70 3.00 2.40 285 2.70 2.30 2.80 1.05 7.30 32.85 4.65 154.10 9.15 Scratched Pellicle. Fin Jockeys WinPlace6howpdds 14.30 6.80 4.50 6.15 11 Stout 2nk PM.lr 8.80 6.90 4.90 9.90 8.50 4j 3 Dewitt 3h4 41 church 4.45 36.75 10.90 1.30 9.40 8.50 51.05 5 Picou 6' Boulmetis 71 Culmone 71 8 Burr giid 91 Tavares 10 Wilson a-E. Dibe entry. Stf-Fin Jockeys Win Place Show Odds 1 Clark 8.40 3.40 2.80 1.70 2 Church 18.80 9.00 52.70 3' forch 9.60 36.85 tl 5.80 5 A.F'andez 2 85 gt Batcheller 53.05 7 Cook 7.30 8'1 Roberts 41 70 5lzLet.

102.70 101 Campbell 5.25 87.70 S0.40 12 Wilson SplightapidRqbert UTin Qt.kl. A -r OFFICIAL ATTENDANCE 7.528. proposals that will be considered by the NBA committee. The agenda also will include a discussion of television's effect on boxing attendance, a proposed educational program and consideration of action to be taken whenever a ehampion fails to comply with the NBA ruling requiring a title defense each six months. Starters WtPPSt -118 10 4 -114 4 3 Fraternal Suffazon aHard Held Blue Holly xBaby Pauly 2M 1" 31 41 -115 7 5 3J 9 jhd 311 81 5 -118 -112 1 9 2 1 Altnaea 107 5 10 10 10 71 Boisterous 120 xKnight-at-Arms 110 6 6 5hd 7hd ghi 3 8 71 81 91 9 aBack Talk 108 9 2 xFullblast 110 8 7 6hd 5hd gn 8' 91 10- x-5 lbs.

apprentice allowance claimed. Str 11 2 5 6 10 Scratched Roughhouse. Owners No. 2. Mrs.

J. Kelley. 3. E. Dibe.

4. J. Emery. 6. M.

Rauzin 6 Mrs a Steckler. 7. Mrs. C. E.

Coates, 8. I. M. Allen. 9.

E. Dibe. 10. Mrs J. XJ.

bHara. FRATERNAL disposed of BABY PAULY after a half mile, turned back-several challenges and won under pressure. SUFFAZON was always formidable foueht it out gamely HARD HELD, in the first flight from trie start, lugged in badly when placed to pressure through the stretch and was unable to receive necessary pressure. 3 NINTH RACE Purse $2,000 (claiming 4-year-olds. 1 1-18 miles Start (gate) good, won driving, place same.

Went 5:20. off at once. Winner ch a- 4 bv Hypnotist 2nd-Naadja. Owner. E.

J. Arnold. Trainer. P. Bieber Values $1 350 $100.

4-5. :47 2-5. 1:12 4-5. 1:39 3-5. 1:46 2-6.

Handl2: Starters Wt PP St 115 10 7 51 5 31 -111 2 4 4il 41 2" 21 109 8 6 71 61 5 41 112 1 12 101 io 7 6 113 3 1 2i JM 4 54 -109 4 2 1M 1' 14 3 -110 ,5 9 9 9 9 8' -110 9 5 81 61 7i 113 11 11 12 12 111 91 105 7 10 11 11 12 114 -104 12 8 6 74 10 104 -110 6 3 3 3i 84 12 Foxy Little Jack's Banner My Chris Salaza Home Brew Blue Heart Ariel's Mark xRoffie Siamese Japhap x-5 lbs, apprentice allowance claimed. Scratched -RlckyM. Empty Talk. -NO. 2 A 1.lr 1 finl, ggllTtf'- 8SSgS outsfdd in early tvSeamXlwSSi 3Jr- 8 BANNE? bis Position from the outside on the turn moved into to recover bebini the In early stretch and.

after beini taken faUed i(snj 0 7 to 9 P. M. PARKWAY BOWLING ACADEMY x-5 xx-7 IDs. Apprennc Claimed. Weather Clear, Track Fast.

Walker Says He Wasn't Opposed to Bo McMillin LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5 VP). Doak rookie ace of the Detroit i.innj said todav he was not op posed to Coach Bo McMillin, recently replaced by Muddy Parker. -McMillin had a pretty good year and so did said Walker, here for the pro bowl game Jan. 14.

"I had no reason for complaint." He said he would be equally happy to play for Parker, "a very capable coach as tar as i Know. TOTAL HANDLE $598,898. death last month of Lightweight Al "Sonny Boy" West of Washington, after being knocked out in New York, had emphasized the importance of adopting new safety measures. Hindman has indorsed use of a lightweight head protector, tried experimentally in a Golden Glove tournament here last month. He said it was only one of several safety 13th Union Sts.

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