The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 16

THE SHREVEPORT TIMES NOVEMBER 1 9, 1 926 16 FRIDAY MORNING Bowie Results Juarez Entries Juarez Results I GRIDIRON NOTES GREYHOUND ENTRIES FIRST BACK S-year-nlds and tip, M)0, claiming, all area, FIRST RACE 81.300, elaJmlne, ear-old. furlonrsi Johcaw 118 FIRST KACE "i-mlle: Henrr J. (O'Dnnnetl). 8.50, 8.00, M0 Vntrr 116 (Lang), 10.30, 6.00( Matilda 11. 101 (8t0tt).

Four Cross HSiPad'a Hobby 112 llSHJud Fisher 117 USiFlyln Orb 117 112; Florence Fryer 115 flnrlncve le Louisiana College WUl Play Miami Cage Team Alexandria, Nov. 18 CP). Louisiana college has aecopted the offer of Miami nniverjity for the college freshman basketball team to play the Miami freshmen at Coral Gables, Fla. The data has not been fixed. The Kittens will have one of th best freshmen basketball teams in the state, according to Coach Walden Entries for Friday night at the Vineyard Spice Bush HJlOld Tod (t.vu.

Time 1:17 4-6. Captain Dlclt. Montello, Ascendant, Partnor, Lady Nassau. Keydet, Belle of tlie Rocks, Priceless, Ben Jitarr, baucy and Mercedes 11. also ran.

JewelJa Kennel club: Pint Riv Three.lxteenths Mile James Neely 112'Donny Floy 125iSheffleld miDara Harry Blazonry 106 9 112 4 -year- SH furlontsi Miss Fraoland 111 (Mills), 27.00. 9.00, 5.40 No Wonder 111 (Klnlry). 3.40, (.60 Winchester 111 (Robertson), 3.80. Time 1:01 3-15. Dr.

Mack II. Ooldan Lad. Pond Lily Bolle. Lady Hardin, Alta-moor, Miss Commerce, The Scholar also ran. SECOND RACE and op, $(00, 5 furlougs! Come First 110 (Green).

30.80, II. GO, 7.40 Bobbie Urown 105 (II. 1S.40, 8.00; Allala Air 110 (M. Kyan). 3.00.

Time 1:01 4-. Bay Barney. Jlmmlo Stewart, Play Girl, Norlta Carl, Borry Dickson, Wlldfellow, Harry Bmarr, Brat, SECOND RACE 1400, claiming-. minion haadlcap. S-rrsr-oldg mat up, 1- mUrtt Llshtrirw 110 (Mkibcn).

I.M. Laura Piantl lie (Stovm). S.60. S.tO Uoldra BUlows IIS (Jones), M. Tim- S-S.

Gatewwd, Kins Solo rnon's Btti nnd aLso ran. FIFTH HACE S1.3O0, the Beenlne purse, all ra, mile and 10 yartsi Ar-bltrntinn 10 (rhnrrh), 1.00. iM. S.Wi War Man HIS (filrvrn), 20.00, All Gone 100 (Chulmrrs), 1.60. Tim lS Lanyard, Flat Iron.

Comet, Hoc. Easy Money and Rejuvenation alsn ran. SIXTH KACE SI .1100, elnlmln, S-nr elds, 1 oiilest tiraod Bry tit (Lane). It. 10, 6.40, 4.10) Kensington I.sd 108 (Allen).

11.00, 1.50 Hurry Carroll 10 (Chalmers), 1B.BO. Time I ts. Stanlsar, Powder, Oratteor, Sablna. Rose Mist and Vie also ran. SEVENTH BACK St.

300, clalmlnt, S-renr-olda and nn, 1 S-l miles! Darkling IDS (Tnylor), 10.10. 5.30, Asa dewell (Chalmers), DM, S.OOl Voshlml 10S (Peternel). 8.1. Time 2:01. Prince Hamlet.

Sir Oalahad, Pit. Greek Friar and Grass 'free also ran. SECOND RACK 81,100. the EverKlftdes. puree.

3-year-oUia nnd farlonrs (eliatelt MUlwlck 111 (Merrier), 5.80, 8.80, 8.8O1 Bnll Run 101 (Sevens). 3.80, 3.641 1 ago with injuries, promises to be back for the fray. In the Georgia Tech camp the main concern was the condition of Carter 'Barron, star halfback and offensive threat, whose absence from the Georgia game a week ago noticeably weakened his team's all-around offensive play. Tech trainers have promised Barron he will he able to play, but Alabama Polytechnic, Tech's Turkey day opponent, has given little indication that Barron is worrying them. Auburn found joy that after a mediocre season, the team's line looked at its best in crimmage.

Auburn suporters felt that if the line maintained its spirited charge Barron and other Yellow Jackets would have trouble enough. Tennessee and Kentucky also will play on Thanksgiving and the result olds and up, 1 mile: nt-n, Jamea llllMttle Ed (By The Associated Press.) Two southern teams that mad an Impression on football as it is played in tho east, will do battle on tha conference front this Satnrday, while leaders in the championship parade ffroom their players for Thanksgiving day and the season's close. Washineton and Lee's Generals, who tied Princeton, 7-7, are marshalling their ammunition for a bat-rage of the old liners of Maryland, who upset the dope with a 15-0 victory over Yale. Only two other conference teams will meet. A live afternoon Is In prospect for Hopover 111! Swenson Ben Valet (imime (ilrl 89 (retrrael), 3.00, Time 1:22 S-S.

Duration, Band Hills Freddie Fear lll'C'has. to Byrne. and Prince Theo also ran. J. T.

Penderg-aat 111! Mint JuliD THIRD RACK 1400. Claiming. J-year- THIRD RACE 81,400, the Sherwood Forest, 8-yeur-oldo and np, Mi fnrkints (chute)t l'rs Major 98 (PlillpoH, 3.20. 8.10! Tlilstlewood 111 (Sehnefer). olds and up, tti furlonw.

Little Emma lOSKlrkwood 104 Store for Rent Immediate Possession Location 622 Louisiana Avenue Phone 392 Prologue also ran. Luke Martin 104lReulnr Oirl 109 "nst Donny lAXiMiw Impudence. lot THIfill RACK 2- ear-olds, H50O, 4" furlonsn: Dorothy Drew 105 (1. Horn), 4.110, 8.OO1 oBnio tkilvl 104 (Chalmers), 8.90. Time 1:1 4-5.

Bodyguard. J. Fred Shuffle Along-, Horolosn, Ltsal Tender and Bucky Harris also ran. rOCBTU RACE 1,500, Ml QM po 7.20, 4.UO, 8.00; Ignore Klander 114 (II. l'adenli Nasha 103 (II.

Louninn), 3.80. t'hamhelon 1 10: Dove's Hoost 105 Miss Lelghton K'ay 107 Esthr Marie Kmmerson. 104 fill Turret 1091 Approval lo Miss Krstitand Harrett 309 Time :54 3-5. Red Brown. Marcnerlte.

South Carolina and North Carolina State. The experts have made the former favorite, but the annual vUKTll HACK 400, claim nar. 5-year- olds and up. 6 l-j furlonirs: Tesas Ranger 109IHno Idy 19 games these institutions piay nave caused fans to feel thta only thing Golden Jack NfWTille Chief Buy Fortune Lady Like, Jack Cross Red Dvanshine Play Me Peck Kidce Second Race One-fourth Mile Cashmcrine Lady Laurel Irish Judas Pitchfork Clara Chord Always Acting Model Spark Paddy Moran Third RaffFuturity William Coia Kentucky Derby Master Cashmere Nimulus Maid Snappy Bill Lady Actor, II Big Jane Concrete Fourth Race One-fourth mile Dreadme Liberty Bill's Bird Miss Callahan Goldwyn Jack Lucas Husky Whisper Wild Tommy Connelly. Olory, Krlpiwna First, Runu-pin altrn ran, FOI RTII RACK 3-yeiir-olds and np.

100. 0 furlongs: Kuky Marnh 107 (H. llulerkn). I'MIO. 6M, 5.00; hinelie 111 (K.

4irvenwuods, U.Otl, 6.40 Lawrence Mannlui 115 (A. l'olluck), 8.60. Time 1:14 4-6. Juke Feld, Cragsman, Dewey Fluid. Helen Major.

Allllro, Mid Lilliputian lot. WofMlrry 106 I-ady Small lori'liill Shaffer lewtst 100 Olympiad 99 is certain, namely, that the fur win A great activity was just around Jack rrost lOliHnrry 101 will go to determine runners-up to Alabama for championship honors. Both Georgia and Tennessee have won four games and lost one. Grudge battles tre the order for this week-end among the loss fortunate southern teams. Citadel and Kurman, Birmingham Southern and Howard, Oglethorpe and Mercer and Kentucky and Centre will play games of general interest.

Centenary and Chattanooga, promi former will meet Millsaps In an association game and expects to win handily. New Orleans will be host to the two Loyolns from tho Louisiana city and Chicago. The southern team leads the nation in point scorning and boasts of "Dixie Flyer" Moore, a great ground gainer. A. N.

Akin lfll I Hugo K. Asher 109 Dust Rrunh Fry 1(4 the corner from Alabama a champion Kahanl 6iKoe 103 FIFTH RACE 1400. clalmlnr. 3-yoar- Florida's Alligators win go ouisiae okls and up, 1-mfl: t'paUge Llchtg 109 Kmma Ilosdand lollNew Pink 106 St. Angelina 104 i Princess Signal 100 telle Fay 104Marona 110 La tea lOSISun Bowl 110 Miss Fryer 104Hcnce 104 nent as contenders for the S.

I. A. A. the conference to meet Mampaen- have come into their own. Tho Ririnev In a came at Tamoa.

title ship, the Crimson Tide, and for one time an approaching game with tha University of Georgia Bulldogs was not the chief concern. Tho Thanks-jriving date will throw the champions against a powerful and rccourceful eleven, but it was the invitation to play in the west coast's tournament of the roses that was the talk of tho campus. Whether the Tide will for the second successive year Invade the west depends on a conference ruling and not until December 4, when the con Confluents 101 night Stories, Jennie Ward, Gracious, lillly Skidd also ran. FIFTH RACE and op. fl fiirlniWHt The Nenhew 111 (J.

W'hitllng ham), 11.40, 3.00, Old Pop 108 (Trip-py, 8.80, X.40) Olympiad 1V8 (M. Hum), 3.C0. Tim 1:13. Mrs. Tat, Bill Shaffer, Lucky Cat.

Lank, Dr. Hall. Kidkwood, Frank Erb, Malvern, Ne also ran. 8INTH RACE S-year-oWn and np. Hfc mllwi Dr.

Larraliee 105 (II. Iinmuii), 10.60, 4.00, S.40j Pecrl HH 101 (M. Ryan), H.tMt. i.Mt Lory Kate 107 (Al. Horn).

8.20. Time 1:53 4-5. Jolly Cephas. Roup and Ready, Ginger Pyle, Fenrod Connoll. Hollor also ran.

SEVENTH RACK S-year-olds nnd np. B1XTH RACE $400. -3-year-olds and up, -miie: LEE-BAKER DRY GOODS INC. Wholesale Distributors HANES UNDERWEAR Shreveport. La.

Krlppf-n 107IkJ. A. Soott. Jr. IflS Hilly 107BI(f Bapp 10S Candy Lady 108iSarah Iay Ill aJudtre Poor 106'rtect'ltfiil Pearl 104 xUtle Smile 104'Hraedelban 109 DunroMn 109I)on 10 Lafe II 109 i Doctor K.

103 xFalse Face 114IBelle JI Ill Race Flve-siiteenths Mile Fifth Lead All one mllei Kcnator Donlan 102 (J. C. ol- Little Tokalon 1641 llns), 18.00, 4.00, 3.40; Torn Naundrr 107 xM. Jpnklns entry; sTIller entry. SEVENTH RACE 1500.

clalmlnr. 1. (E. Farnsnorth), i.ZO. 8.20; Hilly jlbon ference meets at Jacksonville, Fla, will the matter be settled.

Meanwhile, a Georgia eleven went through the paces as If determined to mar the champions' record of eight straight victories. Howell Hollis, 103 (11. Morhall), 8.00. Time 1:42. Lorena Oall Ford, Our year-olds and up, 1 1-S miles: RronKton lOetChicken Bell 106 Chlplas lOOlBseort 106 Commissioner, Rnsefleld, Lastlnf Love.

Arm van lOSIWhiosaw Ill Little Kcb. Marcella Boy, Ella Wood, Sans Peru II also ran. crack quarterback, was out a week Tlht 104 Bill's Finding Mysterious Stranger Louie Secret Camp Martlow Punch Watch Out Mistress Hawke Sixth Race Three-sixteenths Milo Mysotis Billy McGrew Red Cap Cliff Whiff Ernest Bill, II Reckless Eagle Big Pinkey Dick Cashmere Seventh Race Futurity Mack Neff Rambling Raby Uproar Bacca 'No Foolln' Hidden Thorn Miss Peterson Who's Hooper Eighth Race One-fourth Hurdle An adaptable, tractable A GOLFERS, DONT FAIL TO SEE JOE KIRKWOOD WORLD'S FOREMOST TRICK SHOT ARTIST At Broadmoor Golf Club-Friday, Nov. 19 Promptly at 1 :30 p.m. There Will Be An 18-HoIe Exhibition Match Between sk mm wife to examine this Miidejwe'aiF and VERSfS and Du Wa Jack Black Joe, II -Bambino Ned Satan Troublesome Jimmy Deputed Ben McGawn Busy Blue JOE KIRKWOOD One of America's Greatest CHARLEY MANNING Broadmoor Professional CLYDE JORDAN Broadmoor Clnb Champion JOHNNY GREER City Champion GUESSING WITH i Shell gee its value THE GREYHOUNDS Immediately Followed (Approximately) 4:15 p.m.

THE WORLD'S GREATEST TRICK SHOT EXHIBITION BY JOE KIRKWOOD Following his trick shot exhibition, Mr. Klrkwood will give a lecture on Golf that win bo Instructive as well entertaining, PUBLIC INVITED-ADMISSION $1.50 Kuppenheimer OVERCOAT for dress, sport, street, travel or business. for style, stability, service and warmth. for comfort, convenience and conservative good taste. In the popular plain and plaided fabrics.

For men and young men- '40 and better Other Overcoats $25 $35 Ffnt Race: Peck Ridge, Golden Jack, Red Dyanshine, Second Race: Model Spark, Always Acting, Lady Laurel Third Race: Ma-ter Cashmere, Laiy t-t II, William Cole. IWth Race: Goldwyn, Mite Callahan, Miss Liberty. Fifth Race: Secret Camp, Martlow Punch, Lead All. Sixth Raeet Erneet BUI II, Big Pinkey, Billy McGrew. Seventh Race: No Foolln', Rambling: Raby, Who 'a Hooper.

Eighth Race: Dn Wa Jack, Black Joe II, Ben McGawn. One best: Goldwyn Women know values. They see in a minute that Hanes garments are made of fine, strong fabric that it smooth and warm. They see the flat, well-made seams, the strong buttonholes, and that buttons are sewed on to stay, LI FOOTBAI BsornC (OK CENTENARY vs. MILLSAPS AT Centenary Field, 2:30 O'clock P.

M. SATURDA NOVEMBER 20 Tickets Now on Sale at Selber Bros. Also Tickets for Thanksgiving Game GREYHOUND RACES Every Night, Except Sunday, Rain or Shine, at the Jewella Kennel Club Greenwood Road 8 Races Nightly 8 300 of the World's Best, Fattest Greyohunds AFFILIATED WIT THE INTERNATIONAL GREY-HOUND RACING ASSOCIATION AND THE UNITED HUNTS CLUB OF ENGLAND Admission 99 cents Ladies Free Monday, Wednesday and Friday A New Thrill Dealers tell us that women who buy for husbands or sons are their best customers for Hanes Underwear. They know it is big value for the money; that it will stand lots of wear and washing. Ask your dealer to show you this underwear with the red Hanes label.

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KOEN CO. Open Evenings I'ntll 6 Saturday Until 10 Al FLORSHEIM BROTHERS Wholesale Distributors HANES UNDERWEAR Shreveport, La. NEW ORLEANS GnarantMx! by Tt Anwriran Ogn Ok If'.