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"CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE i 30 Thnrday.Oct.25. 194S THE DUDE DRAWS Sportsman's Park Odds if Jockeys Bulldog Turner Joins Bear for Game in Detroit Sunday RACE 1 gEIJECTIONSgtefes MOUNT CARMEL LOSES PROTEST IN 2 TO 0 GAME claim Ins. FIRST RACE Purse $1,500 year olds, luriongs: P. Jockey. 1 Nichols TOP WEIGHT IN RACE SATURDAY riMLICU, BALTIMORE, MI).

Fast I 1 Longvallee, Isle De Pine, Roman Matron. 2 3 4 No boy No boy Burdy EARLEY RETURNS TO NOTRE DAME; MAY FACE IOWA 2 SNOB TOURIST, Rate Case. Colonel John, Martin 5 Odils 2-t a-1 12-t lft-t 4- 1 15-1 10-1 101 15-1 15-1 5- 2 Horse Wt. Old Pair 109 BrlKht Bronre 10 Golden Harvest ...1 1 1 Dlnsy Ding 107 Tetra Klre 113 Major M. 112 HI Mona 113 Weeping 109 Infinity 109 Last Waltz 109 Half Pint 104 Rusty Y.

........112 No boy No boy J. Jessop 6 7 8 The Dude, fleet 2 year old Cali- Sanabria 9 fornia bred colt, has been assigned 10 No boy 11 No boy Prep Football Pvt. Clyde Bulldogl Turner will play center for the Chicago Bears Sunday against the Lions in Detroit. The big fellow put in a surprise appearance at Wrigley field yesterday while the National Football league tailenders were In the midst of their daily drill. This will be Turner's only game with the Bears this season.

The 2d air force eleven on which he plays is not scheduled this Sunday. So the 240 pound Texan flew into Chicago on a transport plane to do his bit in helping the Bears bid for their 3 Twlnk-Mo, True Blue, Air Defense. 4 Ariel Song, Bridal Flower, Always. 5 Fly Off. Anatolia, Darby Dune.

6 Quarter Moon, Twosy. Occupy. 7 Lost and Found. Alnos, Menether. 8 Mystery Book, Saving, Omashane.

JAMAICA. N. T. rrastj 1 Valley Road, Longtlde, Window Shopper. 2 ZAGAWON, Cadmus, Edahaste.

3 Lady Apple, Bright Player, Insolate. 4 Bogging Bob. Burra Sahib, Bill CogswelL 5 Recca. War Date. Kllvestra.

10-1 1 2 Henson clalmliiK, 3 -7- I SECOND RACE Purse $1,500 SrOllTSMAN'S PARK, tltEKO, ILL. 1 Half Pint. HI Monde, Golden Harvest. 2 Ste. Frances, Karl'i Best, Son Spinner.

3 Little Snail. Winkle. Wine Child. 4 Plaldlnen, Hurl Horn Hart. Hop Picker.

5 TAWNY LADY. Powdered Milk, Afghanistan. 6 Jacalltos. Fireworks. Sky Wolf.

7 Border Blitz. Meshach. Glennport. 8 New Glory, Ace of Spades, Free Trader. ROCKINGHAM PARK.

SALEM. N. II. Fasti 1 I.llson, Slganar, Garden Pot. 2 Tidy Moon; Green Lok, Melody Lass.

3 wake Robin. Picket Line. Aboyne. 4 TED CARDINEK. Canopus, Naughty Vixen, ft Bu Wise Tlramle, Cray Syngo.

6 Airy Goer, Do-Relch-Ml, Rex. 7 Due Sport. Rtalman. Tracelette. 8 Halcyon Boy, Jjrooklandvllle, Alclnoui.

SPORTSMAN'S PARK RESl'LTS FIRST RACE Purae S1.50O, claiming-, 4 top weight of 123 pounds for the $5,000 John A. Brown Memorial handicap Saturday at Sportsman's year olds and up, 1 1-1 miles: Say No More 114 1 Plerson 10-1 Sanabria 15-t Park. Eighteen juveniles are listed for the seven furlong event with 6 Alison. Peters, Spartan Noble, Stag Queen. LAST NIGHT'S RI.SILT8 NORTHER INDIANA CONFF.RF.NCr.

South Bead Central, 13; South Bend Washington, 13. BY DAVID CONDON Mount Carmel High school's protest of an official's decision in last James Emery's Chalmette next In Sanabria 4-1 No bt 13-1 Martin 5-2 No boy 4-1 Adklns 4-1 No boy 4-1 No boy 20-1 line at 111. 1 vTheDude, chestnut son of Alibhai- Happy Dash ....112 Karl's Best 115 Bnnamo ...117 Mordecal 112 Son Spinner .,..112 Dr. Bones 112 Ste, Frances 107 Mr. Mala 112 Van Or 112 Can't Catch .110 Praetorian 112 Thlrsk 117 Burning Chips ...112 Town Hall 112 Darhv Dallas ....117 first league victory of the year.

Donatrlce, bred by Louis B. Mayer, 7 Segula, Fusano, ttonnre. CHURCHILL DOWNS, LOUISVILLE, XT. I Fast 1 Lookout Club, Deedly. Friendly.

2 Epldown, Bobloy, Transour. 3 INVERINE. Our Memory, Splrsllla. 4 Rosemere Chief, Mlbob, Shad Ruff. 5 Calydon, Mrs.

Chips. Quilt. 6 wise Decision, Hit It, Border Man. 7 Away, Easy Jack, Olldor. 8 Flscher'a Pet, Whippet.

Leorey. scored last Saturday in the $2,500 Berwyn purse, beating Chalmette 10 No boy 15-1 1 1 iiawksworth 1 0-1 12 No boy 20-1 13 Clutter 80-1 14 J. Jessop 8-1 15 No boy 10-1 16 No boy 10-1 year olds and up, 1 1-16 ml Irs: He'll Wear Jaw Protector Further happiness developed Grevllle, 115: Martin 11.00 4.60 3.40 by half a length. Mrs. A.

Wog, 115: Plerson 3.20 3.20 Gezlra, 110: Bond 10.60 when it became certain that the Time. 1: OS 3-5. Kepiicauon, tiasiy rooa. 2 THIRD RACE Purse $1,500, claiming. Bears' two top ranking guards.

Hilda May. Grand Lady. Lactose, Singing Creech's Cid Play, the third horse In the Berwyn, also is entered for the handicap, getting in at 110 George Zorich and Ed Sprinkle, will Steel. Drs Grieux ran. SECOND race purse si.

sou, claiming, 4 year olda and up, 5 luriongs: return to the lineup against the Lions. Zorich suffered a dislocated Daily Doubles Mut nous. zu: o.u n.nu pounds. 4-1 15-1 8-1 3- 1 2-1 10-1 4- 1 No boy No boy Sanabria Nlchola No boy Bond No boy year olds, 5 luriongs: Tlxer TUlle 112 Janes Rose 112 Little Snail 112 Bean Pot 110 Little Lady 112 Winkle 102 Wise Child 112 Dame 112 Okpal, 109,. Nichols 7.20 7.00 liny Champ.

120: 10.00 wrist and Sprinkle a Jaw fracture $58.20 Daily Double Time. 1:03 3-5. Ktel a Beat. Flick. lost Boy.

BULLDOG TURNER three weeks' ago when the Bears Mowrea, Anxiety, Conscript, Mother's Girl ran. Yesterday's program witnessed by 15-1 Haynea were whipped by the Rams in Cleve FOURTH RACE Purse $1,600, claiming, 3 a crowd of 10,000 again proved difficult for the favorites. The first land. SPORTSMAN'S PARK Grevllle and Mutinous $58.20 JAMAICA Kay Gibson and Super Marines $613.70 FIMLICO Indian Sun and John's Star $74.10 ROCKINGHAM PARK Milk Route and Tim $54.60 Today Sprinkle, a Texan, who was THIRD RACE purse ti.sou, claiming, 2 year olds, 7 furlongs: Hujruette. 112: Jessop 9.80 3.40 2.80 Royal Empress, 107: Bond 2.60 2.40 Donara.

112: Adklns 3.00 Time, 1:34. Cindy Lou, Win Fin. Request. Judy Doo, Charex, Maldal Miss, Rocket Shell ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $1,500.

claiming. 3 Rockwood Argo race went to Joe Kohout's Greville, ridden by J. W. Martin, and its backers received $11 for a $2 clubs or leagues not affiliated with it. Jones still Is eligible because he has riot yet played with the Cleveland Browns, who will begin operating in 1946.

IJOXS RELEASE TWO Detroit. Mich, Oct. 21 C4) The Hurt Horn personally delivered to the Bears last year by Turner, will have a fitting for a protective device which is being constructed on his helmet. A mold has been taken of his jaw straight ticket. Mutinous, owned vear olds and up.

7 furlongs: teddy's Tea, 118: Henson 33.00 15.00 6.60 Sunday's Catholic league game against St. George was disallowed last night at a meeting of the league protest board in the Atlantic hotel. The board ruled that the decision was a question of judgment and therefore, not open to challenge. St. George won the game, 2 to 0.

The play in question came when an official, following a kick, awarded the ball to the Dragons altho Mount Carmel recovered. Mount Carmel charged it should have received possession. Two Catholic league stars are on the injured list Al Brennan, St. George back, is out with a dislocated shoulder. His doctor says he will miss the Fenwick game.

John Considine, Mount Carmel tackle, is thru for the season. He suffered a fractured leg In the St. George game. Reserved seat tickets for the Mount-Leo game at 83d-Yates stadium Sunday are on sale at both high schools. The contest is a traditional south section battle.

Mlsa MUUtant KoDin's pet. iub: rierson. ii.ou o.iu Bad Cold, 117: 3.00 Time. 1:31 3-5. Noisily.

Turkey Foot. Alexins. Margaret Sweet Helen. String Band, by L' Nichols and piloted by George Adkins, accounted for the second, paying $11.40 and complet Tin Pan Alley. peace Again Patsy T.

ran. Detroit Lions today announced the FIFTH RACE Purse S2.500, nanaicap, 3 and a mask will be made in that shape. It will be hooked onto the ear pieces of his headgear to give the jaw protection against bumps. release of two players, Dave Diehl ing a aaiiy uouuie. After Huguette, with Dell Jessop up.

had taken the third at $9.80, year olds and up, 5 furlongs: Grey Days, 116: 4.40 3.00 2.20 Mr. Rabbit, 110: 6.20 3.40 Shaw'a .111 1 No boy 20-1 ,.111 2 Carr 15-1 ,.111 3 No boy 10-1 .105 4 Bond 6-1 ..108 5 No boy 4-1 ..110 6 J. Jessop 4-1 ,.113 7 J. Jessop 4-1 .116 8 Plerson 10-1 .102 9 No boy 10-1 .116 10 Henson 5-2 .106 11 Bond 12-1 .113 12 T-loboy 4-1 Purse $1,800, allowances, 3 7 furlongs: ..117 1 Adklns 10-1 .113 2 No boy 6-5 ..111 3 Martin lo-l ,.108 4 Martin 4-1 ..111 5 Bond 4-1 ,.108 6 No boy 3 5-1 ,.103 7 No boy 12-1 .109 8 No boy 15-1 ,.108 9 No boy 15-1 ..117 10 D. Jessop 3 5-1 120 11 Bond 15-1 ,.106 12 No boy 20-1 ,.108 13 No boy 4-1 ,.109 14 No boy 15-1 ,.112 15 Gillespie 10-1 ..111 16 No boy 20-1 end, and Luke Lindon, tackle.

Diehl Tawny Valdlna Bright. PIMLICO RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $1,800, claiming, 4 year olds' and up, 1 1-16 miles: Indian Sun, 111: Covalll. 18.50 8.40 6.40 Orgullosa, 103: 49.30 24.60 Hazel 113: 16-70 Time. 1:48 4-5. Flying Scout, Bully Gusher, Attache, Yankee Lad, tWar Commander, Blockader, On the Line, A lea Gal.

Merry Elgin ran. Entry. SECOND RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: John's Star, 107: 18. 00 9.30 6.00 Specllist 109: Greever ,27.70 16.90 Patience, 104: Bauer 25.50 Time, 1:14 4-5. jRmes Acre, Flying John, nineor Man.

Bare Cuoboard. Bear Cat. Hope- John Q. Public. 104: Bond 2.80 Time.

1:02. Topnard. Chesty. Flying Con Earl Henson booted in a 15 to 1 nie. Bl(r Wash, Valdlna Maiden ran.

"Entry. The Bears' woeful season traces to weakness In the middle of the line, but the availability of Turner, Powdered Milk. shot, E. J. Bolser's Teddy's Tea.

sixth race purse Handicap. 3 Brown year olds and up. 1M miles: Cerberus, 114: 6.20 3.20 2.40 Busnwnacker. low: jessop 3.uu 2.8U Grey Days Wins Santa Fe Grey Days, which races under the Sprinkle, and Zorich will solve that problern, if only for Sunday's game. Birthmark.

110: Carr 4.60 Light. R. L. Time. 1:58 4-5.

Donna Brand. Sunny jac. Bob's Dream. Paducan ran. High 1 Fair colors of II.

H. Fausett and was winner of one division in the Na seventh RACE Purse 91,500, claiming, 3 Half Back of 1943 Irish Squad Shares in Drill Notre Dame, Oct. 21 Special Bolstered by the return of vFred Earley, who recently resigned from the United States Naval academy, the Notre Dame eleven continued preparations for the Iowa game here Saturday with a defen- sive scrimmage against Hawkeye plays today. Earley, a half back of the 1943 -championship Notre Dame squad, entered the naval academy shortly after the end of the season and last year played with the Navy He reentered Notre Dame this week and reported for practice today. He is expected to be in uniform for the Iowa game.

IOWA STRENGTHENED Iowa City, Oct. 24 Special Coach Clem Crowe prescribed a lengthy dummy scrimmage at Iowa today with only a minimum of contact work, for he didn't feel inclined 'to risk further injury in preparation 'for Saturday's game at Notre Dame. The man power situation was somewhat Improved as Walter 'Thorpe, leading ground gainer against Indiana, appeared to be recovering rapidly from a rib injury. Thorpe or Carl Bowen will get the 'starting assignment at full back Saturday. Obern Simons, former regular left half back, appeared to be recovered from his illness of a week ago and may start against the Irish.

Robert Knowlton, 1941 tackle who saw 30 months service with the marines, joined the squad today. OHIO CHANGES LINEUP Columbus, Oct. 24 Special Several changes in the Ohio State football lineup which will take the field against Minnesota in Minneapolis, Saturday, appeared likely to- day. Coach Carroll Widdoes made four shifts which probably will stand for the Gopher contest. Bob McGinnis moved up to the No.

1 left guard spot, with Warren Amling switching to the other guard. Bud Steinberg was at left end, replacing Bud Kessler, and Jerry Krall and, Harold Doc Daugherty handled the left half back assignment in place of Paul Sarrlnghaus who was on the second team. Weary Chief Little year olds, l'i miles: Extricate, 106: Gillespie. 4.80 3 00 2.20 vllle. Golden Babe.

Exploration, Royal Favor ran. THIRD RACE Purse $3,000, steeplechase handicap, 3 year olds and up, 2 miles: Floating Isle, 150: ,.6. 30 3.70 out Won't Have to Stop Frankie Turner and Frankie Sinkwich of the Lions were teammates on the 2d air force team. Sinkwich had Funrow. 109: Jessno 8.40 3.80 Pardo tional handicap last Saturday, came right back yesterday to win the Santa Fe handicap.

Mr. Rabbit was Sure Girl. Ill: 3.40 Leaplne Moose Time. 2:03 1-5. Old Lover, noa'i uoy.

sixth rage Purse S2.000. allowances, Sonny Boy ran. year old and' up, 1 1-16 miles: Each school again is represented by projoe ill iNicnoia uiiHTH kale mrse ji.nuu, allowances, 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Four Tens. 112: 26.40 12.20 8.60 planned to play against Bulldog and the Bears Sunday, but Frankie is out of action for the remainder of Jacalltos .........118 2 iso boy i-b a strong eleven, despite early losses.

Tom Carlson and Nick Polito, Fireworks 113 3 Plerson 6-1 Sky Woll 115 4 Martin 4-1 Gainer. 113: Bond 8.00 6.00 Impenetrable, 118: Martin. 6.20 is a veteran of -our years in the league but has pert teen much ar ti6n recently. LlndoB, a 245 pounder from the University of Kentucky, had been with the Lions two years. CONTI REJOINS EAGLES Philadelphia, Pa, Oct, 24 OP) Enio ContI, veteran Philadelphia Eagles guard who retired this season because of high blood pressure, will be in the lineup Sunday when the Eagles oppose the Cleveland Rams in Shibe park.

Team physicians said Conti's health had improved. Batchelor Is Hammond Pin MeetLeader second and John Q. Public third. Grey Days, under the guildance of N. L.

Pierson, stayed behind the pace set by John Q. Public until nearing the stretch and then sprinted to finish two and a half the season with an injured knee. Time. 1:53 2-5. Hennv Penny.

Rose cave. Marie no no Doy o-i Go Devil 115 6 No boy 3-1 former Parker High school stars, Tangower Lee. Brilliant Prince Bclltro, Giant Star. Time Up ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,600, claiming, now play for Central college in Pella, la.

Carlson is a full back. year olda and up, 1 1-10 miles: The Bears dashed thru all their running plays yestetday, and among the active athletes was Edgar Special Delivery Jones, the new pro Roy Jay Men son Meshacb ....11 a lengths in front. Grey Days' victory Polito is performing capably 20-1 15-1 4-1 10-1 4-1 Fassan 109 3 at guard. ROCKINGHAM PARK RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Milk Route. Ill: 6.00 3.60 3.00 John Arrc.

Ill: 6.60 4.40 Pretty Lady, 108: Chaflln. 7.20 Time. 1:15 4-5. Neat Kee. Balmy Spring, Intellect 110, 4 Stylus 112 5 personality.

Unmindful of all the Martin No boy Nlchola Burdy No boy J. Jessop No boy Plerson noise caused by his unheralded was worth $1,575 to nis owners. Michigan Gets Leyden High school In Franklin Jack Pride 113 Beach Miss 115 Glennport ,.113 6 7 8 9 debut with the Bears, the former Fly the Coop. Mervyn Leroy. Get Good ran.

Park expects 3,000 tomorrow night Border Blitz 11.7 Pitt star carried the ball with the 30 Mr Reward ..115 No boy for Its homecoming game with 15-1 6-1 3 2-1 10-1 15-1 10-1 1. VI 4-1 20-t 2II-1 Here Martin SECOND RACE Purse claiming, 2 year olds, 6 furloncs: Tim 6 40 4.00 Jackie Bnbs. 120: 8.60 5.20 Sasnn, 120: Gross 5.00 Time. 1:15 Crotchety. Woodmere.

Libertyville. The Leyden field Task Force 114 12 No bj.y same dispatch with which he star tied the Rams on Sunday. Black Time 115 13 Nlchola Kennebunk. 135: o.iu uui Caddie. 139: Roberts out Time, 3:55 4-5.

tlnvader, tKoyal Archer ran. tEntry. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,000, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Red Flare, 120: Arearo 5.20 3.40 2.70 Iron Penny, 120: SnelUngs. 4.80 3.90 Itawanba. 120: Root 6.70 Time.

1:15 1-5. Dowsabel, Bull Perin. Ala-nay, Late Time, tHawkwood Areas, tQueens Chance, Tourist Pride, I Believe, Cherla ran. tEntry. FIFTH RACE Purse $2,500, allowances.

3 year olds: G. Girl, 110: Wood- 13.00 8.90 5.10 tUpper Level. 115: Gilbert 6.50 4.60 Proposition, 112: Sc'thorn 9.50 Time, 1:46. tSky Borne, Larkmead Jane, Pit-eon Hill, Comic Ann, Marcla Little Sphinx, Mamanle. Foxier, Strato Search ran.

tEntry. Finished first, disqualified and placed second. SXITH RACE Purse $10,000 added, the Grayson stakes. 3 year olds and up. 1V4 miles: Letmenow, 113: Smith 29.90 13.10 8.30 Willing Spirit, 110: Aroaro 6.10 3.80 Momo Flag.

11R: 5 .60 Time, 1:4 3 3-5. Manadru, Megogo, Bell-the-Cat, Miss Keeneland, Dinner Party, Caribou "SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,500, claiming. 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Tamil, 116: .10.20 6.50 4 80 Grey Steel. 102: 34.90 16.40 Nedwin.

112: Dodson Time, 1:48 3-5. 'Traction, Stargoo, Devil's Bit. Guerrilla. Tatu. Flight Man.

Spanish Uhl, Hazel's Play, Ksar of Audley ran. Entry. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,500, allowances, 3 year olds. 6 furlongs. Kpedelng Home.

119: Yo'ng 7.40 B.10 4.40 Smart Play. 113: Dodson. 6.70 4.0 Statesman. 108: 4.30 Time, 1:13. Night Strike.

Pelops. Flying RrlrtKe. Mr. Jinx, llako. East.

Sea Bees, Be Faithful ran. ROCKINGHAM PARK ENTRIES FIRST RACK Purse $2,000, claiming, 4 Onette Ill 14 No boy has been equipped with a new set of floodlights. Malcolm Mackey, Hasty Blue, Ellas, Kate's Boy, Gay Salient ran. Another Grand. 15 Glllrspl Sir Talbot 115 16 Bnnd 6-1 ran.

THIRD RACE Purse $2,200. claiming, 3 WEIGHS JONES CASE Work to Stop Illini Attack Ann Arbor. Oct. 24 Spe EIGHTH RACK Purae $1,500, claiming, year olds and up, 1 miles; year olds and up, 6 furlonus: Clarem't Miss, 105: Phrem.18.60 8.R0 3.80 Plerson li. M.

i brother of Purdue's Red Mackey, is coach at Leyden Previously, he coached at West Lafayette, High school. Look for navy Lt. Ed Skoronski to be back at Chi Miss Puritan. 114: Het'nger 14.80 r. 00 Elmer Layden, commissioner of Marcharl Wise Chance.

115: Keane. 2.40 Buck 12 the National Football league, yes Time, 1:15. Easy uuero, Hercules, Caroline Ace of Spades 117 Purf Rider ran. 4-1 -l 10-1 4-1 3 0-1 12-1 2-1 4-1 1 VI Free Trader 117 FOURTH RACE Purse S2.200. allowances, Sanabria D.

Jessop J. Jessop Clutter No boy Haynea Bond Martin terday took under advisement the protest of the San Francisco Clip cago vocational almost any day cial Defensive work is getting the major share of attention in Michigan's football camp this week as the Day Dodger 109 Just TouMst 116 New Glory 108 High Roller 112 3 year olds, 6 furlongs: Agrarian Ill: Hettinger. 8. 80 3.80 3.00 Jaylree. 112: Keane 2.80 2.60 Valdlna Blna.

103: 3.80 team prepares for its Western con Time. 1:14 3-3. TLaoy'i orpnan. uune. tDurhess Mvrna, Joe M.

Jr. ran. 1 Entry. FIFTH RACE: Purse (2,200, claiming, 3 ference game with Illinois in Champaign Saturday. year olds and ud.

1 1-1B miles: JAMAICA RI'SILTS FIRST RACE Purse $3,000. claiming. 2.80 Tumult. 108: Nadenu 6.20 3.80 Darby Dismay. 115: Slsto 6.20 3.4 0 Coach Fritz Crisler, who scoutea maidens, 2 year olds.

6 furlongs: Kay Gibson, 113: Plttar'll 25.20 8. SO 4.30 the Illini in last week's 7 to 7 tie HK-nnara, lio: t.iu a.nu Canee. 100: Daniels 3.40 Time, Infinite Maid. Purple Heart, War Atrent. Scotch Trap.

Nentrl.it ran. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,500, allowances. 3 Pete's Best. 110: Klrkland 2.40 with Wisconsin, admits he's worried Time. 1:14.

Hyn-Hl. TCraier i.aae. not Alrusha, Jet Plane, Mary's Dell, Polyphase, year olds and UP, 6 furlongs by Ray Eliot's offensive measures. year olds, 1 1-18 miles: Eve. Flight.

107: Het t'ger. 13.80 7.00 4.20 tsusan Time ran. TEntry. pers of the Pacific Coast league on the contract controversy over Edgar Special Delivery Jones, now playing with the Bears. Layden said: I am scrutinizing the Edgar Jones matter, and a decision will be announced when all the facts have been gathered.

Jones' eligibility to play in the National Football league is not involved." It had been reported earlier from Cleveland that the National league was expected to declare Jones ineligible because he has signed a contract to play with Cleveland of the All-America conference, which does not have a working agreement "Illinois has been beaten twice tSKCLNU ack urse claiming, Gay Glno. 116: Lynch 4.60 3.40 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Mniaciu, no: jnciviiiiirn sou and tied once," Crisler explained. Darby Dartnn Ill Queen 101 Lilson Ill Garden Pot Ill siganar 117 Garza ..108 'Jane Hughes. ion Come Eleven.

Fast Tempo 114 Sizzling Pan 114 Selmalad 114 White Time 112 Oknnle Hnttom Rail 106 Marines, li M'rietis. 4.JU z.i.ou io.ii ime, uveiy man, atnouc jtooui, oun Fleetalr. 110: MtCreary. 6.20 of Tarra ran. but that was because of fumbling Mlshty Master, 115: Adair M.40 They really have an offense, and now.

John Kuenster that Frank Buttimer and John Poland, who played in the Leo line in 1944, recently met in Shanghai, China. Lt. j. g. Wally From-hart is reported at a naval separation center In Sheldon, Va.

He was coach at Mount Carmel. MONARCH BEER RECORD IS AT STAKE TONIGHT With nine straight victories to their credit swinging into this evening's Classic league session at Bryn Mawr Recreation, 2015 E. 71st the Monarch Beers hope to increase their three game lead at the expense of Congress Arcade. At Gateway Recreation, 6432 W. North host to the other three matches this evening, Prima Beer, Chapin and Gore and Meister Brau lime.

Liquid l.uncn. iwmnip rraiuri-. Illuh Tint, Lucky Yudelcr, Captain's Aide ran. Cananea 101 Tiny sis iub Regains Lost Youth at N. U.

SECOND RACE Pursa $2,000, claiming, 3 one that could upset our plans, we can't be certain they'll fumble THIRD RACE Purse $3,000. allowances, a year olds. 6 furlongs BY CHARLES BARTLETT Jay G. Batchelor, enterprising irrv prusario of the Bowl-Era in Hammond, Ind, again is proving that proprietors Involved in the conduct of trials for the annual All-Star bowling tournaments can get in the game themselves. John Whitaker.

sports editor of the Hammond Times, which Is cooperating in the operation of the trials in the Indl ana city, reports that Jay currently is pacing the Hammond seekers after places in the big show. The main event, sponsored by Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc, and the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America, will be held in the Auditorium service men's center from Dec. 1 thru 9. Batchelor is head 'man of the group striving for berths in a round robin with a three game total of 653. The round robin survivors will join with the veteran Joe Harris of Hammond, who earned a place among the exemptees by finishing 17th in last year's All-Star event.

Chasing Proprietor Batchelor in ttle trials now in progress are Vic An-cich. East Chicago, 656; Frank Trask. Gary. 633; Joe Gasparovic, Hammond. 623; Joe Di Michele, East Chicago.

622; Wes Works, Hammond, 605; Mike Swick. City, 605, and Earl Winterhoff, Lans- Rough. .103 against us thruout the game." year olds, li, miles: Michigan Kid, 117: Guerln.10.10 5.30 3.20' Reaping Time. 114: McC'ry 3.50 2.50 The Wolverine coach, who feels Ltnda 108 Sea Jr O'Sulllvan Ill Whyso Ill Green 106 Ephrlam ........111 Zora 108 Isology, 120: stout z.ou SEVENTH RACE Purse 2.ooo, claiming, a year olds and up, 1 3-18 miles: Patron Saint. 114: Fntor.

13.80 8 00 5.00 Jack Dove, 111: 9.60 4.80 Snowline, 104: 5.60 Time. 2:07. Record Flight, Hem boss, Broke. Spiritual. Epamlnondus ran.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,000. claiming, 4 year olds and up. l'fc miles: Guy Hottel. 107: 8.00 3.60 3.00 Round Clock. 107: McK'ver 3.20 2.80 Kate's Silver.

112: 4.20 Time. 1:59. Devil's Guide, Lady Cabo, Step UP. Fighting Finn, Wlshthadagal ran. ciurcihll downs results FIRST RACE Purse $1,400, claiming, 3 Michigan must win this week's game Time.

1:46 3-5. Big Q. racoici, uauauiy. Melody Lass 108 Pay In 108 Tidy Moon 106 Ellen's ....108 Dixie .108 Single Up 101 Grey Witch 103 Continued from first sports page with the National. Layden's state Friar Teddy, Needlecase ran.

fUUKTtl KALt rurse aa.uuu. allowances. to assure a reasonably good season record, also has another worry. It Rlts Royal Ill 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Colony Boy, 118: Klrkland 6.60 3.90 3.30 THIRD RACE Purse $2,200." claiming, 3 iDarbyD Amour. nnu im j.io year olds ana up, ruriongs: is the fact Michigan will be the visiting team for an Illinois home Ruling Time.

122: Atk'son 6.30 Fourth Estate. ...115 Wakerobln 117 Erlndale Boy Ill Time. AaiiDir, senator ine Rnllrilnwr 111 ment, however, proved this report to be erroneous. At its meeting In New York Dec. 19, 1944, the National league passed this rule: "Any player who, while still under contract to, or on the reserve list of any club in the National Problem, JDarby D-Day.

RliiRoes, Raiment, Grandpa Max, Mil El. tBcn liur ran. year olds and up. 64 furlongs: coming contest. Crisler recalls the 1939 game, which underdog Illinois Mln.

Ha Cha. 116: Flscher.25.40 12.80 6.20 I Aboyne Ill Mln Tin fha llfi: Flscher.25.40 Lynch Ill Cuban ...108 Templet 114 Jack's Girl 108 Valdlna Idol 104 Lost Gold Ill Sea Lane. 115: 17.00 9.00 TEntry, Entry. FIFTH RACE Purse $3,500 added, handi Boom On ill Picket Line 112 etltute was made from photographs. The Shillelah was given to Knute Rockne In 1930 by President Cos-grave of Ireland.

At a Northwest-ern-Notre Dame alumni dinner the Irish coach presented it as trophy for the game. It has been at Notre Dame most of the time. The shillelah is a cudgel, getting its name from Shillelagh, County Wicklow, won, 16 to 7, from a Michigan team Crazy Horse Ill cap, 4 year olds and up, 6 luriongs: Sea Fare, 112: Nodarse ..40.90 14.70 8.70 led by Tom Harmon. Sircala Ill vaiaina secret. .100 Hornbeam.

120: 6.60 5.70 FOURTH RACE Purse S2.000. allowances. will compete for honors. Action be Dusty. 109: Mehrtens 10.40 3 year olds.

1 1-16 miles: ELIOT PRAISES PONSETTO Shore Patrol HSiSlngular lime, i-o. aray uay, sorisKy, aauv. Bleu D'Or. Skin Deep ran. Canopus 115 Football league, plays with any club in any other league, or with any independept club, will be suspended Champaign, 111., Oct.

24 Special I Conquer. ......115 Ted ..108 Uh Huh. 107: Wlrth 380 Time, 1:23 2-5. Flnlstraw. La Clme Bny, Sister Don, Bart War.

Walloon. Foxlola, Precision, Waltham Cross. 'Puritan ran. Field. i SECOND RACE Purse $1,400.

allowances, 2 vear olds, maidens. 7 furlongs: Ete'mal Reward. 118: South 9.60 5.60 4 80 Superwolf. 118: Brooks 5.80 5.40 The Curtain. 113: Truschka 8.00 Time, 1:28 1-5.

Puddle Jumper, Gellers Out. Goods. Pebblei Habit, tBayonet, Inquletus ran. Entry. THIRD RACE Purse $1,400, claiming, 3 vpnr olda and UD.

6 furloncs: SIXTH KAtfc rurse ss.nuu aaoea, naimi- "New Boom 13 Naughty 108 Joe Ponsetto, Michigan captain Oxford Blue 109 cap. 3 year olds and up, 134 miles: Oatmeal. 120: WrlKht 5.10 3.20 2.50 Count Bill 115 at Gun 107 Ireland, which is famous for its from playing in the National Foot and quarter was hailed as FIFTH RACE Purse $2,200. allowances, Stage Bond. 110: Mccreary a.ao Wings.

110: Permane 2.80 gins at 9 p. m. Schedule with team standings in parentheses: At Bryn Mawr Recreation Monarch Beera 1 vs. Congresa Arcade riOl: Daumiti White Shirt Colognes 12 ys. Sunklst Pies 12 1: Voss Belting 6 vs.

Thompson's Restaurants 16. At Gateway Recreation Meister Brau 12 vs. Jlfly Ball Kleen 111: Chapin and Gore T2 vs. Prima Beer 2J; Mobllgas if) vs. Washington Shirts 101.

3 year olda and ud. 1 1-18 miles: ball league for a period of five another Forrest Evashevski today Time. 3-5 mew trace recorai. aui, oaks. the first time in four years Gold Bart Ill i 'River Casslna.

Magellan. Rath Ronan ran. years." Tee Midge Ill Wise Tlmmle 114 SEVENTH RACE purse ii.auu, claiming. 4 by Coach Ray Eliot of Illinois. Discussing Michigan plays and players Bus Ill Gray Syngo 114 Northwestern university will cele The National league office pointed year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Kiddle's Image, 109: Z'b'c.

58.60 18.70 R.20 Ancipltal 112' out that this rule pertains only tojing, 604. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,500. allowances, 3 which the Illini face here Saturday, Kvuimnes. 120: 5.9U 4.10 year olds and ud. 1 1-18 miles: he said, There's one man whose in Border Scout, 111: Bass.

39.20 19.20 10.80 Mr. Pharned, 107: 11.00 7.80 Ho Hum. 104: 14.60 Time, 1:16. Lnstahat. Ballyarnett, Libyan Star, Jols.

Another Time, Lady Destiny, Driscoll, Victory Play, Mlss Fluff ran. Field. FOURTH PACE Purse $1,500, allowances, 3 Light Relgh. 109: Hansman 3. HO Time, 1:48.

Dove Shoot, Betty's Bobby, Top Sergeant, Valdlna Loria. Manadrolt, Um Iron Works 103 Betty Grahle 108 Airy Goerr 109 Do-Relgh-Ml 114 the lineup 60 minutes who is a real Santa Candida 99 Hex 105 bra ran. leader and that's Ponsetto." SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, year oios ana up, 1 1-16 mi lea: year olds, mile: Real Man 117 Tracelette 112 Uncle Billies 120 Peggy Silver 108 brate homecoming with all of its pre-war fervor. Old grads returning for Saturday's game with Purdue will be greeted by a pre-game celebration tomorrow night which will include a parade of gayly decorated fraternity and sorority floats. It will terminate at Long field where students, alumni and townspeople will particiapte in a giant pep meeting climaxed by the homecoming bonfire.

Due Sport. Ill High Plaid Ill Speedy Josle's Pal 107 Son-o-Ted 98 REMOVE OLMO'S TONSILS SAN JUAN, Puerto P.lco, Oct. 24 fAPl Louis Olmo, Brooklyn Dodger outfielder who plays winter baseball with San Juan, will be out ot action until early next month. He recently had his tonsils und adenoids removed. AMPUTEES PLAY BASEBALL WITH one look Mel cavano.

no: n.m, i Buckhorn. 118: Lo 3.00 3.20 Token Reward. 118: Ter'b'y 3 .60 Time. 1:41 3-5. Slra Mou, Just Flip.

Hogle, Real Sweet, Goblin, Queen Jody. 'Patricia Chance Dance, Artena ran. 'Field. FIFTH RACE Purse $1,500. allowances.

4 year olds and up, furlongs: Turnabout. 108: Sullivan .33.40 17.00 7.20 Robert Ill: Truschka 5.00 3.60 Kenear. 119: Craig 3-40 Papau 112 'Juanlta 106 Star Governor-. ..114 Chance EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,000. claiming.

4 HELP OF WHEELS year oins ana up, 3-16 miles Brooklandvllle ..110 Vesuvius ........104 Eight Rolls 118 (Picture on back page) Toaca ...109 Halcyon Boy 115 Bellclapper 118 Alclnous .112 Infant Queen 106 Apprentice allowance claimed. Temple, Oct. 24 ft on wheels has been developed Time. 1:22. Big Meal.

Uncle Otho. Amazed, This Is It ran. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,500. handicap, 3 year olds and up. 7 furlongs: Strlus, 118; Lo Turco 3.00 2 80 2.60 Witch Sir.

106: 3.80 3.00 Sir Sprite. 109: Scurlock-. 5.40 Maryland Bars Trainer by war veterans here who refuse to PIMLICO ENTRIES FIRST RACE Purse $1,800. claiming. give up their favorite sport of $15,000 Stake Winner year oins ana up, jm, miles: tTom's 109 Danger Flag.

.104 Time, 1:27 1-3. IWV 1 CI nanimir. Fly. Royat. Play Hands, Our Merrick ran.

because they have lost arms or legs .114 Eight men, seven in wheel chairs I.as Vegas 112 U.ong Vallee 112 Dizzy Heights. ..112 Calcutta 114 Through Train. Over Call Valdlna Infant. tBeauzar .111 .114 and one on crutches, are the play SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,500, allowances. 3 year olds end up.

7 furlongs: Hlch Peak, 112: .48.80 17.40 .7.60 Sun VlKll. 113: 5.20 3.20 .117 .114 Roman 109 Jab ers. The diamond is a tennis court Glnoca 109 109 isle de Lady Kent'kv. 110: Fischer Marquest 109 Don Orlan. .117 the ball is a volley ball, but a rega Time.

1:30 2-5. so rrouiiy, -xii John's Plane. Madam Kiev. Temeru, Bcnrose, Sop. tLlbertv Head.

tRed Skipper ran. lation bat is used. TEntry. lEntry. second race Purse $2,000, maidens, year olds, mile and 70 yards: One team consists of Cpl.

W. L. Audible Rate Case 118 TrihHTir race Purse $1,400. claiming, 3 Colonel John 11K Ilanna, Sioux City, Pfc. James rAm mH tin 1 1-1 A miles: 111' Cnl'van 4.

BO 3.20 2.80 Kdgcmere .......118 Play Stage 118 Driscoll, Dubuque, Staff Sgt Delphian 118 Early Bird 118 Wood Scott 113 Hada Paul 118 Shove Off 118 Army Flume 110 Malemute, Misinformed. 107: Wallace 3.80 Craggwood Miss. 110 Snob Tourist 113 Warren Bradbury, Tulsa, and Time. 1:52. Gypsy Monarch, Myrna.

Panjab Pentagon ...118 T5 Stanley Heck of Chicago. Bright Reigh ran. Sting Price 113 Valdlna Decoy 118 THIRD RACE Purse $1,800. claiming, wadv nIH. A ..1 On the other team are Pfc.

Leo Michelson, Chicago; Pvt. Willard CIIlltCniLL DOWNS ENTRIES FTRST RACE Purse $1,400. allowances. 2 Pontchartraln ....108 Mlssmennw .....112 Baltimore, Oct. 24 () Trainer James McCee of Louisville, tonight was barred for one year by the Maryland racing commission which heard evidence on the stimulation of British Buddy, a winning thorobred.

McGee was given the minimum penalty because of his record of never having been charged with a major violation of rules in his 28 years of racing. British Buddy, winner of the $15,000 added Maryland handicap at Laurel on Oct. 13, was found to have been injected with caffeine prior to the race, laboratory tests showed. JAMAICA ENTRIES FIRST RACE Purse $2,500. claiming, filliei.

2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Miami Moon ....113 Window Double Risk 108 Little Lynn 113 Longtlde 106 Andrea Kay 108 Ima Fastone 113 'jPapcr Cup ....106 Carmellta H. .....108 tMlss Brlckeyi ....108 Valley Koad 10H Miss 108 tl'ure silk 106 safety Edge 113 n.uk O'Sulllvan .101 fSwseteiia ...108 IK.ntry. i Entry. fiKC'OND hack Purse $3,000, maiden 8 year olds, maidens. 6 furlongs: tTrue Blue 109 Sebastlenne 109 Chance Bras 112 Pilate's Dream 112 Unltran 107 Ghazala 115 t.Moln Threat ....118 Fox, Tulsa.

T5 Clarence Powell, Fort Worth, and Cpl. .115 Trixia Twlnk Mo 109 Bavlette lot) 'County Belle Friendly 115 Miss Fair 104 Ray Bill Mooney of Muscatine, la. t' Fancy Risk ....113 Taters Air Defense 113 Lady 109 KnlKht Time. ...104 Cast Of! lot) ..118 ..118 ..112 ..113 ..118 ..115 Barbara's Girl Ill IKapmeo 107 Nance ........115 Evelyn 110 Sky Shaun 110 Duchess Jo Arrows Away Deedly TKntry. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,500.

allowances 2 year olda. allies. 6 furlongs: College Football Miss G. G. Paprika Journal .118 Earl V.

118 Bright 115 .115 .110 Lookout C1UD Always 118 Poochanelll .....113 Stellar Role 115 Bridal Flower 118 Step North Ill 'Flash a Tan 106 Jackawake .......111 IMalvaset ....118 Solar Ill Ariel Song 118 SECOND RACE--Purse $1,400. claiming. 3 year olds and up, 7 furlongs More Of This i Fine Available' But Still Not Enough I To Go Around "Vet Its Certainly 1 Well Wbrth Asking For imr Value Mark .....105 Sir Jimmy 116 LAST NIGHT'S RESl'LTS Winnipeg, 28; Concordia 7. TODAY Clemsoa at South Carolina. Madam 112 Roy H.

113 Sliver Ace 114 Epldown ..103 Joss Stick 10S Brave Thru 104 Blood Bank 108 Valdlna Jane .....108 Half Grand 119 Count Chant .....117 Quarto 114 Flash Cave 108 Morocco Light ...110 nin Bin 113 Hue Bug llSICnrdlal Ill FIFTH RACE Purse $2,500, allowances, 2 year olds, filllea. 8 turtonas: Anatolia ...110 Sky Reaper Ill Darby ....1 15 Dof Sullivan. 110 Fly Oft 11H Chanteuse 115 French Lure llHlMary Bud 115 Laura Mar 118 Cherry Pit Ill Wlrhuralana .1 101 Teddy's Vixen Ill SIXTH RACE Purse $3,500, allowances, 3 eeaeaeaae.a)aee4)4 Charge 115 year olds and up, furlongs: Meadow Miss Tipper in HniHf Ill) War's Dun 113 Transour 116 2 THIRD RACE Purse $1,600, allowances, Try this year olds and up, furlongs: year olds, fillies, 6 furlongs: tSheltl 114 White Easter 114 ..124 .,117 ..120 ..110 ..124 ..120 ..115 ..114 ..124 ..120 ..116 tGala Event Hauler Branch 'TFanarosa Lancet Day Coming Big Sun Silencer Show Call Indian Giver 1 i 1 -i IF 1 'I I ii HICflUIHOII IMS A e- i' i'iv Ft M. GRADIAZ. ftNNIS CA FACTORY NO.

1. 1867 tNavy lilua 124 Cadmus 10 Mtnart Stuff ....113 Brown Mountain ..120 North Park 120 Magnlfic Duel ....120 Darby Drava .....120 Yankee Raider ....120 Kitty Gray tPharaday 108 Twosy ....114 Occupy .....110 Quarter Moon. ....1 IB Fiddler's Bit 114 Cassis 105 tEntrv. Inverine Splrsllla Jubilee Gem .....116 Stinawana 116 Sandy Pam 116 Dler Bnlla 116 Our Memory ....111 tFalthful More ..116 petsome Phillip Quepn ....116 Ophelia Lady ...111 .111 ,.116 ,.116 ,.111 ..111 ..111 ..111 Cadency SEVENTH RACE Purse $3,500. allowances, tf.nlr?.

i year oias ana up. l-itt miles; Belcrest Delia Risky Hash a Lea 113 Red Cln 110 THIRD RACK Purse $2,500, claiming, 3 stin Onrnlns Bid 105 .116 May Fly Signal Corps 110 Adroit 105 Kaay Chance 108 I.nut and Carpet Sweep 110 Snmhar ..110 Allies 113 Blue Proof 114 108 113 10.1 118 101 allowances, year olds, luriongs: Intnlat Itright Player in llalianetta 1 OH C'rrili nda dm 'Ktmtey lo4 True Note f'ftttnm 111 Foolish April Dai by Dyne Lady Apple Lonl C'onWul Domestic Bleu Pretty Tiger FOURTH RACE Purae $1,600, he Brief lit Menellher 114 3 yiar olds, 6 luriongs: Squadron loft 'IlocKle .114 113 115'Ben)ack March Scholar 116 Sasnn Paul 110 RlKht Happy 110 K1GHTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 8 io Be Mler year oias, i l-io miles FOURTH RACE Purs $3,000, maidens, 2 Rosemere Chief. Shade Ruff Ml Bob Chic Jean .108 tGold Beach. ,.118 'Sons Highland ..110 ,.118 Elsa HO ,.110 Two Strikes 113 ,,110 'CI Light 113 years old: lurlongs: Barval Light Bluedler Cambric Prime Minister 'Mary 105 Genial Sam 113 MnryknoU 112 Madlyn 112 Joblots 110 Saving 105 Three Ply 107 Teddy Lass 105 Ice Girl 110 Fort Schuyler tRables Bogging Bob Blue Mill ....116 ....109 ....116 ....116 .110 .110 ..107 ..110 ..107 .110 .102 .116 .109 .116 .116 .116 .116 .116 Whetstone Teheran tOmashane Mystery Inllnlte Proud Piker's tEntry. You're ready fifth RACE Purse $1,600.

allowances, 3 116 Bill Cogswell year olds. 6 luriongs: Mrs. Chips ......115 Travancore Count Speed Burra Sahib Some Action Complex Town House Leo Wax Watch IBatUa Torch ..109 Vista 115 Ortetra 118 Passageway ......113 Quilt 113 Wire Quest 118 .116 .116 .116 Escarp ......116 Hippodrome ......116 Carysfort 118 tF.ntrv. lEntrv. .115 'Vestlbula 113 Babeff Kid 113 NATIONAL JOCKEY Don't Miss Prince Mistake Silver Bull 113i'Two 118 108 for a "big day" every day when you start it with a Hospital Brand Blarje thave! Concave-honing does the trick makes every FIFTH RACE Purse $10,000 added, the Juno handicap, fillies and mares, 3 year olds 118 Calydon 73 OPIIUTIH9 SPORTSMAN'S PARK SIXTH RACE Purse $1,500, allowances.

3 CLUB year olds and up, 6V4 furlongs: and up. 1V miles: kllvestra 118 tMoon Dnte 128 4 Bertie 110 It Legend Bearer ..113 Subdued loalFlre Sticky 104 Oliver Mile .....111 Stop Harping Rnrder Man ..114 tinwv. lEntnr. Port Wine 110 Military Sir ....113 Hover 117 thave smooth. SIXTH RACK Purse $3,500 added, handi crisp.

Always Flying ....117 Eva Lillian ......107 Puritan Maid ...112 Kantar Run ....115 Linda Sands Aviation Cadet ..109 Ever Flying Ill Proud Lad 113 Hit It 118 3 year olds, 6 luriongs: Febrldge 108itSpartan Noble. ..122 Kte Oueen 110 TTrlton ..113 Wise Decision Marcella 110 Meadow Lark ...102 Saku 115 Bel revere 109 Alison Peters 114 1 Cargo Ship 100 -tKntrv. spvorra RACF: purse $1,500. claiming, 4 SEVENTH RACE Purse $3,500, 3 year olds, 1 1-16 miles: Vome Kim ........114 lAnronlado ........114 'ij-f'i Dance 113IPlndus ....120 year olda and upr 7 furlongs: Away 113iKlng VletorT 1" Our Boy ........105 'Greenock 110 Easy Jack 108 (Court Flash 114 War Counsellor 11a HEEIGIITH RACE-Purse $1,400. claiming, 3 52ND (LARAMIE AVE.) AT 33RO 8 Races First at 2:00, Sat.

1:30 Fori Wayne Handicap S2.S00 ADDED. Mile and One-Sixteenth ADMISSION. TAX INCLUDED -TBANSPORTATION Donclna Pk. Kxpreaa Tralna every 15 minutet) (all loop stops) to Laramie Aye. (5'Jnd av.) Buses leave Wilson Hlieridan Road Kt 12:30 p.

State Ouinry at 13 u. m. 1 p. every Jft direct to the Trark from the Loop, Hotel Sherman, start ioon. every 10 mln.t lant Bum 1 p.

m.t Crnw ford MailiHon leave 1:10 p. m.i Cottaae Grove aturt noon, every Iti last llu 63rd Rants-mon, 13 Noon, every 15 min.i last Bua "'TUESDAY IS LADIES' DAY1 No Children Admitted Back Attack 120Bunk 120 Bonfire 115iSegula 117 iFusano 1 14 Princess R. 110 Flight Deck 120' Trademark 115 080 year olds and up, 1 l-io mnes mo ae One More "Not Now 115 Town Victory ...112 Bass Fiddle 115 Fight Decisions .117 .115 .106 .115 .114 .114 Blended Whiskey 86 proof, 65 grain neutral spirits DRUGGY Leorey Arabs Lady Rlncte War Bonnet Wonder Witch XT 115 Color Week Border Pat 115 Whippet 114 Ty Special 109 Batik 115 Flshera Pet 109 Bottle KnlKht ..114 Camps Baby ....104 sv--: Bon Ridge 114 Caro 112 LAST NIGHT v'it Washington, D. C. Sammy Angott beat Danny Kapllow 101.

At Buffalo. N. Y. Phil Huscaia knocked out johnny Demon 110, GOODERHAM WORTS LTD. PEORIA ILL Equal Chance .112 Apprentice allowance claimed..