Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 5

Sunday Morning, February 16, 1936 THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA FIVE Tallahassee Will Open 1936 Schedule at Centennial Field House of David Tallahassee All-Stars Basketball Game is Cancelled 1936-GEORGIA-FLORIDA LEAGUE SCHEDULE-1936 FLORIDA GATORS BEAT WAKE FOREST BEARDED TEAM Record Crowd Expected tci vAm arTTi For Richest Turf Race Field Trials Will Be Held Tomorrow Thu-sdays 13 IV VI A JL i TO COME HERE Moultrie Albany Apr 15 Mav 21. 22. 23 June 25, 26, 27 June 29. 30 Aug 3.

4. 5 WAKE FOREST, Feb 15 (AP) University of Florida basketball team tonight scored a 32-24 victory over Wake Forest to gain revenge for a 34-32 loss sustained here two nights ago. The Gators held a 17-10 lead at the end of the first half tonight. The annual Georgia-Florida field trials, one of the most exclusive and oldest events of its kind in the nation, will be held on the Forshala plantation, owned by Harry Payne Whitney, and the LOS ANGELES, Feb 15 (AP) The biggest crowd in the history of the track was predicted tonight for the running next Saturday of the world's richest horse race the $112,000 Santa Anita handicap. Officials of the Los Angeles turf club hope to cram more than spectators into the Huoe Arcadia park.

Eighty-two thoroughbreds were nominated for the handicap, Thomasville Apr 30 May 1. 2 June 4. 5, 6 July 13. 14. 15 Aug 17, 18.

19 Horseshoe estate, owned by Two field goals by Hatcher and May 14. 15. 16 I Letter Received Yesterday Telling of Action Of Traveling Five Word was received here' late yesterday that the House of David independent basxetball team would be unable to make the trip to Tallahassee and the scheduled encounter with the local All-Stars, slated for this afternoon, has been cancelled. George Baker, tomorrow. TaUahassee June 18.

19. 20 July 27, 28. 29 Aug 31 Sept 1, 2 baskets by Mauney and Morris sent Wake Forest ahead early in the second half, but the visitors regained the lead on a goal by Udo Fleischmann, president of the association, announced yester Albany Thomasville Tallahassee Americus Cordele Apr 23. 24. 25 Apr 30.

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8 Aug 20. 21, 22 day that 14 braces have been en Forsythe and widened it on Rick- Apr 23', 24, 25 May 28. 29, 30 July 6, 7. 8 Aug 10, 11, 12 Americus tered for the annual running. This year, for the first time, a ett's goal and his free throw.

From then on the Floridians remained ahead. Rickett and Christian were Florida's leading scorers. trophy will be given the winner. Walter Teagle, prominent of- prominent May 7. 8, 9 June 11.

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26 Cordele Frankhouse Signs association which already had spent approximately $15 on advertisements and tickets. Many tickets also had been sold. The House of David team was scheduled to play in Madison Friday and local officials called that city following the receipt of the letter. They found, however, that Madison also was "caught short" by the traveling team. Madison informed local officials that they had a full house and their team on the floor when they heard from the bearded team manager.

Moultrie Wesley Carter, president of the Leon county basketball association which sponsored the game, said he understood two members of the bewhiskered squad, including the giant eight foot center, had left the team. Efforts were made here yesterday to obtain another team for the game, but none were successful. Big Financial Loss Loss of the engagement was a big blow to the local amateur Results ficial in the association, yesterday offered the Lewis Thompson trophy for the winner. The cup, named in honor of the late Mr Thompson who was outstanding in conducting the trials in past years, must be won three times to become permanent possession. The trials will get underway at Dawkins Pond, about 15 miles north of this city.

NEW YORK, Feb 15 (AP) Fred Frankhouse, right-handed pitcher, obtained in a trade with the Boston Bees signed his 1936 contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers today. Frankhouse will pro Par Handed Severe Licki CD ceed immediately to Florida for preliminary work. In Thomasville Tourney Revolta Clings to Lead After 36 Holes Grimm Worried Over Lon's Arm CHICAGO. Feb 15 AP APRIL 15 SET FOR OPENING OF FLAG RACE Americus Cardinals Will Play Champions In First Game BY SONNY JONES The Tallahassee Capitals will begin defense of their Georgia-Florida league championship on Centennial Field, April 15, it was revealed yesterday with the release of the official schedule by Hollis Fort of Americus, league president. The Americus Cardinals, who finished in third place last year, will furnish the opposition for the Capitals, winners of the league's first championship.

Other opening dates of the 120 game schedule will find the Albany Travelers playing in Moultrie and the new Cordele nine tackling the Thomasville Orioles in the latter city. The clubs will switch the following day and then go into their regular three-game series schedule. Play Every Sunday The Capitals are scheduled to play at Centennial field every Sunday during the season and also have nine Thursday games slated. Tallahassee is the only town in the circuit which allows Suji4ay President Fort announced the first half pennant race would end June 23 and the season would come to a close September 2. Following the play-off between the first and second half pennant winners the league champions will play the champions of the Florida State league, newly organized class loop in the central part of the state for the class championship of the south.

Tallahassee also was awarded the July 4tn doubleheader. Last ir the Capitals played in Moultrie on Independence Day. St Paul, Havana WillPlay Here Game is Arranged For February 28 The strong St Paul's basketball team of Jacksonville and the Havana quintet will play in Tallahassee Friday. February 28. it was announced here last night.

The game was arranged by the local Catholic church and proceeds will go to the entertainment fund for young boys of the church. St Paul has one of the strongest teams in Florida this season and have been Irtghly successful in bowling over larger schools in the state and South Georgia. Havana, runner-up for the district two championship last year, also is recognized as a powerful quint. The Gadsden county crew recently defeated the Leon Lions. The game will be played in the Leon county armory.

By KENNETH GREGORY Associated Press Sports Writer THOMASVILLE, Ga. Feb 15 AP) Sensational shot making over a soggy battleground whose Manager cnariie Grimm, a great joker himself when he isn't out on tne third base coachine line course record was shattered by two: for base hiu wgs jR deep strokes ended today as a rain-! misery he storm swept the Glen Arven lay- exactly sure of Umnit Warneke.s out with Johnny Revolta still in Ozark humor. front of the field in the Thomas-1 En route by automobile to the vine Open golf ournament. uo spring warning camp Shortly before the national California, the star right hander FOR 1936 District Champs Hand Leon Lions 31 to14 Defeat Hancock Leads Aucilla Quintet to Crushing Victory Paced by their fast moving center, Hancock, the championship Aucilla High quintet swept over the Red and White Lions of Leon last night, 31-14. Hancock, one of the smoothest players to be seer, in action here this year, caged five field goals and three charity tosses for a total of 13 points.

He also shot one goal for Leon. Late in the third quarter he mixed goals and dropped in a perfect field goal for the Red and White. A spectacular scoring spree in final quarter gave the district their victory. At half time, the McLeod coached men led only 13-9, but after Intermission thay got going and widened their margin. The Lions, greatly weakened by the loss of Joe Davis Lowrie, star center, and John Sullivan, hefty standing guard, who are ill, were tossed for another setback when George Lewis, only member of last season's quintet on the squad, was forced from the game early in the second quarter on four personal fouls.

During his short stay in the game Lewis caged two field goals to tie Watson for high scoring honors for the Lions. The line-up: Aucilla 1 31) pos Leon '14) Hamilton 5 Watson 4 A champion and leading money a very droll fellow at times, stop- winner of 1935 completed the sec- off at Phoenix, Arizona, long ond 18 holes of the 72-hole grind enough to get a tank full of gas with a nifty 68, Herman Barron, ana 10 Impart the information to a ranking Jewish professional from newspaper reporter that he was White Plains. shattered the worried about the condition of his course record with a spectacular Pitching arm which fell limp in 64, eight strokes under par. tfte game of last fall's world 7ii-o Close Behind series. Grimm read it in the Revolta's total of 137 at the morning papers with a sinking midpoint of the 53,000 tournament neart.

gave him a one stroke lead, with1 don't know whether to Barron and Victor Ghezzi of Deal, or cry," moaned Grimm. who equalled the course mark "But 1 hoping hard it's just an-today with a 66 in a tie for second other one of Lon's MMe jokes. If place with 138's. nis arm is still bad and stays that Barron's 64 was the lowest score wav- 'U be the worst blow we recorded in any of the winter cmud Losing him would be tournaments thus far. In the Los like falling into a 20-game losing Angeles open Henry Picard.

of'streak" Crystal Gazer Roue Glimpses Another Flap CD Hershey. Pa. Harry Cooper of Chicago and Ghezzi had rounds of 69 and Jimmy Hines of Garden City, I. had a 66 in the Riverside, Calif, tournament. Barron clipped six strokes from par on the outgoing nine, collecting six birdies, and toured the incoming layout in 34.

getting two birdies. He barely missed a birdie on the 36th hole. Revolta Strong Revolta, who led the field yesterday with a 69, had six birdies in his second round. He was out in 33 and returned with a 35. Peters 0 Hancock 1 13 A Timmons 3 Timmons 5 Bishop 0) Hamilton 0 McClung '0) McLeod i 4 Hancock (D Mitchell (2 Armstrong 2) Lewis t4 Elliott.

(2) Hobbs '0) Lewis 0 HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb 15-'AP) Lynwood "Schoolboy) Rowe. the Detroit hurler. "gazed into the crystal ball" today and BOBSLEDDERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP Walker (0 Referee: Jones.

ow me ngers repeating as American league champions this Ten Teams to Compete In SIAA Court Meet shattering par by four strokes and i summer, Al Simmons enjoyed one maintaining his position as favor- of his best seasons and the ite for top prize of $700. I strengthened Boston Red Sox The final 36 boles of the tour-1 failing to click due to "lack of or nament will be played tomorrow. ganization. The Schoolboy added that his Scores of many ol the leading pros skyrocketed today GARMISCH PARTEN KIRCH-EN, Germany, Feb 15 AP Dramatically rising to the occasion in one last dizzy whirl down the Olympic chute. Ivan Brown and Alan Washbond earned the Olympic two-man bob-sledding championship today and gained what may prove to be America' sole gold medal of the fourth winter games.

Ralph Beach of Baltimore, third JACKSON. Miss. Feb 15 AP) Ten teams from six states will compete in ihe 13th annual Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association basketball tournament here March 6, 7 and 9, 10 it is apparent on the basis of this season's play. after yesterday's round with a 71, equalled par 72 today for a 143, five strokes back of Ghezzi and Barron. Tony Penna of Pensa- cola.

Fla. whose first round 70 left him only a stroke behind Revolta took a 75 today and dropped to It costs us more to build a car like this sixth place. Ky Laffoon. Chicago, added a 71 today for a 144 and was trailed by Cooper Smith of Oak Park, 111, 16-game winning streak of 1934 was "a terrific strain" and forecast that Rogers Hornsby's St. Louis Browns "before many seasons roll around are going to make it plenty tough for the rest of the league." Rowe.

an instructor with Horns-by and Jerome "Dizzy" Dean in the Hot Springs baseball school, noted that he was down to his best pitching weight of 205 pounds. He plans to return to his Eldorado. Ark. home about March 1 and then continue on to the Tiger training camp at Lakeland, Fla. Added Plenty Power "We haven't lost a thing this winter and we've added Al Simmons to the outfield," Rowe said in discussing Detroit's chances.

"You can watch out for Al this summer. He's going to have one of his best seasons if I don't miss by guess by a long way. and Jimmy Thomson, the Call fornia larruper, with 146's. In the 147 group were Wiffy Cox of Ford quality goes far below the surface. It is built into every part of the car in those things you see and those that are hidden.

We say it with assurance because it has been the experience of so many millions of drivers that many months after your first ride you will still be saying "I'm glad I bought a Ford." The Ford Motor Company is not content with ordinary specifications for materials. Its own stand-ards of quality for many important parts are considerably higher than usually accepted standards. Ford valves are an example of this extra value. They are made of a nickel-chrome alloy-steel that contains 13 chromium, 13 nickel and 2 silicon. This unusually high alloy content increases resistance to heat insures more efficient, economical performance and longer life.

Intake valves, as well as exhaust valves, are made of this more expensive steel in the Ford V- 8. It is one of several good reasons why the Ford engine is singularly free of valve troubles. It costs us more to build a car like this yet the price of the Ford V-8 remains low. Ford manufac-turing methods save many dollars for Ford owners and bring fine-car quality within the reach of every one who drives. Washington.

Chick Chin of Japan and Ray Mangrum of Pittsburgh. Among the scores were: Cecil Gordon, Tallahassee, Fla, 88-91 179. John Budd, Tallahassee, Fla, 83-80 163. Jimmy Nicholas, Valdosta. Ga, 82-81163.

Frank Gross, Fort Benning. Ga, 89-77 166. Tony Penna. Pensacola, Fla, 70-75145. Guv Oswalt.

Mobile, Ala, 88-86174. White, Tallahassee. Fla. 90 80 170. Amateur.

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March 18, 19, 20 and Tournament of the Gardens at Charleston, C. on. Every time you pitch, they'll do their darnest to pin your ears back. And every time they'll save up their aces." Dizzy Dean, the loquacious star of the St Louis Cardinal hurling corps, interrupted to say that meeting aces was only routine for him..