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Binghamton, N. Feb. 19, 1930 ifm m. -if Chicle 2d Sets NewMMe-cmd Mark 2 THE SUNDAY PRESS i 5 ft Captures Miami Beach Handicap in 2:29 Flat Miami, Fla. (U.R) 2d, sensational Argentine-bred thoroughbred, set a new American turf course rec ord yesterday as he charged to victory in the $10000 Miami Hialeah Fair Grounds Santa Anita 13 7 fur.

OS 4:01. It 11 a-ir 4i I 34J-. I 3S? gl 1M(iKIjkliMgWajjjsjJjMkj(aa BINGHAMTONIAN IS CHAMP-Irving Crane of Binghamton (left) won the national pocket billiard championship in Chicago this week. Joe Chamaco, Mexico City (center) is three-cushion king and Bennie Allen, Kansas City, won the snooker title. Crane and Chamaco are now entered in the field competing for the world title.

Mosconi Catches Crane; 1 3 TOS. 4c up, 1 14 ml. Off 2:01. Eugarp (DomenicO 18.20 7.30 4.70 Short Reign (McLaughlin) 4 40 3.10 Freceder (Rogers) 3.90 Also Ran Ferry Pilot. Flame of India.

Ray K. Bimont. Quaker, Jingle Jangle, Miss Anne, Convicted, Devil Dust. 2 05. 4 TOS.

up, far. Off 2:31. Justice (Boulmetis) 4 00 2 50 2.50 Alsiral (Errieo) 2.90 2.90 Indus (Culmone) 7.70 Also Ran Holly Ridge. Magic Moment. Shillalah.

Blue Fedora, Punchestown, Mark High, Lets Dance, Tomslve. DAILY DOUBLE PAID 143.10 33 eolts fur. Off 2:01. Feefifofum (Atkinson) 47.60 15.60 8 40 Potent (Domenico) 7.80 6 40 Hickory (Nash) 9.30 Also Ran Illustration, Roughhouse. Blue Lantern, Whirling World, Jam, Happy East.

1:24. 44 TOS. A up. Hi ml. Off 3:29.

Pine Lake (McLaughlin) 4. 90 2.40 2 70 Busy Sis (Culmone) 11.20 8 50 Play Sure (Boulmetis) 4.40 Also Ran Kid Stuff, Farmlngton, Budapest, Nostec, Admiral Bill, First Draft, Hamlet. 2:321. 64 TOS. it up.

fur. Off 3:59. Risk A Whirl (Woodhouse) 10.80 6.30 4.10 Yankee Hill (Perez) 6.90 4 60 Eagle River (McLaughlin) 5.30 Also Ran Quemadtto. ManchaC, Mayram, Disconsolate, Prop, Air Patrol," 1:10. 63 TOS.

A up, turf. Off Chicle II (Woodhouse) 3.60 3.70 2.80 Going Away (Scurlock) 3.00 2.70 First Nighter (Atkinson) 170 Also Ran a-Stud Poker, a-Dobodura. Wide Margin, Pennon. Chilo IL Walters Boy, Tltlen II. 2:29.

Voynow-Kellsy entry, 74 TOS. A up, f. A I fur. Off 4:81. Too Sunny (Woodhouse) 10.00 1.30 3.60 Loriot (Boulmetis) 3.70 3.40 Yoncalla (Nelson) 130 Also Ran Admired, Eternal Flag, Tail Weeds, Lake Success, Music, 84 YOS.

St up. ml. Off Mutil (Culmone) 6.90 1 60 2.90 Utter (Dodson) 14.00 7.70 Saint George (Boulmetis) 4.30 Also Ran Highbinder. Favorito. Dema- vend.

Dicks Boots, Fertile Land. 1:51 is. 4 YOS. up, ltt Off Happy Smiles (Dodson) 23.60 10.30 6 40 Pagasus II (Boulmotl) 6.40 4.80 Iron Pigeon (Powell) 8.10 Alio Ran Transfluent. Outland, Tacaro Briar, Grumpito.

1:80. Mexican Upsets Hoppe Chicago (U.R) Joe Chamaco of Mexico City yesterday toppled the mighty Willie Hoppe, the world's three-cushion billiard champion, coming from far behind to beat the old master, 50-47, in 47 innings, for Hoppe's first loss in three 13 fur. Off Bounding Ace (Clayton) 5.20 2.80 140 General Custer (Hettinger) 4.60 3 60 Partridge (Hart) 7.60 Also. Ran Creede, x-Vesle Boy, Slow Flash, Lily Perfume, Bull Scout, Happy Town, x-Jay Dee Ell, Our Dodo, x-Why- memor. 1:1 J.

Field. 24 YOS. up, I fur. Off Bet Nebraska (Combest) 13.80 5 20 3.20 Susies Gift (Merchant) 7.40 460 Burgoo Master (Baird) 7.00 Also Ran XtPetition, Petrified. Quatr Blanc.

x-Solsand, Glory Be, Survey, x- D-nqiiest. Sir Spic, Lucky Champ. 1:13, Field. DAILY DOUBLE PAID 3118.84 34 YOS. it up.

1 mL Off Stray Tiger (Jones) 7.40 6.40 1 20 Glory Song (McGomgal) 9.40 8.40 Hike (Ferrauiolo) 5.00 Also Ran Roy Jay. Bay Acre, Khay- gram. Innate, Ominous, Don Sullivan. 1:551. 4-3 I fur.

Off 4:12. Ticker Tape (Milligan) 13.80 6 40 4 20 Tack's Banner (Jenkins) 6 60 4.00 Hough Cookie (McGonigal) 2.60 Also Ran Gay Senorita. Pretty Sun Kalimera, Lucky AL 1:13. 64 YOS. up, 6 fur.

Off 4:39. Montana Sands (Jenkins) 12.80 6 80 1 60 Red Camelia (Milligan) 440 3 80 Lilly ValenU (Baird) 120 Also Ran Hltem, Spiteful. Salmagundi Dark Fllant, Frisk. 1.11. 13 YOS 2 fur.

Off 6:07. Dydamio (Ban) 39.20 6 30 160 Patrick Wood (Baird) 4.30 3.60 Hearts Flutter (Combest) 3.40 Also Ran Seltzer. Classie Night, Grand Cella. Black Ed. :22.

74 YOS. St op, ml. Off 6:351. Vamanos (Johnson) 11.00 4.40 2.40 Blue Thanks (Combest) 180 3 20 fexas Rain (Hart) 00 Also Ran Dockstader. Thank You Sir, Sticker.

Fugitive, x-Athlete. Caillou Rouge, x-Th Globe, Rags to Riches. 1:45. 64 YOS. St UP.

l.V ml. Off 6:03. Hild's Liberty (Beasy) 10.00 6 30 4.30 Finder Keeper (Baird) 6 00 4 00 Lolling (Mafale) 4.60 Also Ran Right Jab, Bold Star, Castle Over, Steeple Jack. Watch Susan. Captain Jo.

1:46. 94 YOS. A UP. Hi mL Off Snanaqua (Ferrauiolo) 11.80 6 00 4.20 Ted Mosaurro (McGonigal) 9.30 4.60 Pro (Baird) 4.20 Also Ran Hill Flight, Clover Mis, But- ton Place, Rotamal. Toubo Isle, Mar sellles.

2:08. trainer Howard Hoffman started or Skipper, a horse which never had run further than seven fur longs before but Ol' Skipper faded out on the running even be fore he had gone six furlongs. Yet in his first start of the year at the track, the son of Occupa tion breezed six furlongs In to win easily by three lengths and In his next start romped seven furlongs in 1:34 to win with four lengths to spare. But when asked to stretch his speed to a mile and an eighth in the McLennan, Ol' Skipper Just couldn't keep up. And since he stopped so early in the race, Hoff.

man still doesn't know whether the horse is just a sprinter or still has a chance at middle distances If the horse had stopped in the stretch the trained could forget about longer races. There never was any doubt about Ol Skipper's speed. His sire was one of the fast horses of his year. In his Juvenile year Occupation won the Belmont Futurity, the Arlington Fark Futurity, the Wash Ington Park Futurity and the Breeders Futurity. All told Oocu pation won 17 of his 32 races and $277,035 for owner John Marsch While Ol' Skipper didn't come anywnere near Matching Occupa uon juvenile form he was a use ful 2-year-old, winning $28,675.

His most impressive victory was scored in the George Woolf Memorial btakes at Washington Park when ne Deat oiympia, among others.1 OF Skipper May Be Just Sprint Runner By RAY AYRES United Press Sports Writer Greenberg Sets Forth His Policy Cleveland UP) Hank Green berg, a rookie general manager but an old hand at what makes ball players act like ball players, set' forth this front office policy yesterday about handling his Cleveland Pay them well but not too well Encourage them to drop into the front office and say hello. Don't criticize them in public. On this last point, the former Detroit Tiger slugger said As a ball player, I often felt the front office executives used poor judgment in knocking their own players publicly. To me they did this for only one reason as a bludgeon when it came to bargain ing. "I think this is a horrible way to try to save a little on salaries HOW MUCH And speaking of that mysterious process of doping out how much a player is worth, he went on: "We (the new management) talk about the player's personality, his years of service and his potential for the coming season.

We try to give him what we think will sat isfy him. "There's an old baseball theory, 'never cut a ball player. Trade him I don't agree. Neither do I agree with the old St Louis Cardinals theory, (keep the players hungry). I want our players satisfied.

But I. don't want them oversatisfied. "Of course, it's important not to make a player disgruntled over his salary. If I have any disgruntled players I'll want to get rid of them." EYES OPENED Greenberg said his eyes have been "opened" considerably since he hung up his glove and settled behind a desk. "As a player," he said, "I felt there was a line call it coldness between the playing field and the front office.

I want to eliminate that line if I possibly can. There really isn't any coldness. The executives are just as strong hero worshippers as the paying fans. We want the players to come to us with their problems. Maybe we can help them in their personal affairs.

Wed certainly like to try." Post 1227 Faces Walton Today Municipal American Legion bas ketball team gets Its chance for re venge this afternoon when it plays the Walton Town team at 3 o'clock on the St. John's court. Walton holds a 57-54 win -over Post 1227 gained a wek ago. The preliminary at 2 will send the Naval Reserve against North Side Delicatessen. New York Since the richer stakes are more than a mile long, every top notch sprinter sooner or later is tried for distance, usually with baffling results.

In the recent McLennan Handicap at Hialeah Park, years. In the pocket billiard champion ships. Willie Mosconi' came back Into the title picture with a 150-26 win over Irving Crane of Binghamton in seven Innings. Then last night, Crane lost to Joe Canton of Watervliet, 150-30, in 13 innings. Canton had beaten Joe Diehl of Rockford, 111., 150-64 in 14 innings of afternoon play.

At the conclusion of the Crane-Canton match, Mosconi led in the standings with two wins and one loss while Canton and Crane each had 2-2 slates. PUSHES HIM DOWN Chamaco's success gave him first place in the tournament for Hoppe's title and pushed Willie down, to the runnerup spot. Chamaco has three straight wins and Hoppe a 2-1 mark. Hoppe took an easy and reassuring lead in his match with Chamaco, leading 27-11 in the seventeenth inning. But Chamaco started encroaching with runs of three In the eighteenth, nineteenth, twenty-first, twenty-fourth and twenty-sixth innings.

TWIN 5 RUNS He had a run of four in the twenty-seventh, five in the thir tieth when he took the lead and hve again in the Hoppe snatched the lead aeain in the thirty-second inning at 44- 42 but Chamaco had it back again 1 DIAL BUY YOUR MINED III THE STOVE HUT EGG IF CASH PRICES Blue (Guerin) 430 1 50 2 30 Contribution (Brooks) 3.10 3.20 Koull Khan (Arcaro) 2.20 Also Ran Stag Party, Dark Hawk, Time Keeper. On Th Spot. 1:24. 14 TOS. at up.

7 fur. OR 4:38. War Moment (Shoemaker) 1.80 4.70 3.40 Mohair (Porter) 4.50 3.20 War Coin (Arcaro) 2.70 Also Ran Jade Lad, Dan Baker, Preface, Corrame, On The Hour. War Adend, Iron Lash. Veras Man.

3 4 TOS. up, 1 ml; Off 3:13. Panson (Pearson) SO. 00 28. SO IS 00 Gay Ace (Lasswall) 1.30 4.10 Man-O-Hasta (Longden) S.70 Also Ran Barbed Heels.

Salt Bubble, Tavern Tom, Bu lire lis. Ariagain, Preserve, Pacoima Lad, Isle of Sky. 44 TOS. up. fur.

Oft 8:52. King Rhymer (Longden) 4.10 3.70 1 30 Rising Price (Boland) 3 80 3 40 Tape Buster (James) 3.80 Also Ran Vermont Pete Silver, Toms Pride. 3 fillies, fur. Off 1:27. MaUzar (Matthews) 26 .90 1.30 5 20 Radiant (Guerin) 3 50 1.00 Foxie Green (Porter) 6.70 Also Ran Cod of 'Arms.

Dina Bam, Princes Bid, Talking Point, Should Re ward. Icy SUrc. 4-4 TOS. up, ml. Oft 7:031,.

Black (Glisson) 10.70 8.00 3.70 Redlgai (Lasswell) 11.90 4.70 Passado (Shoemaker) 1 00 Also' Ran Amble In, Audacious Man. Bebita, First Security, Straight Man, To- rello. 1:44. 7 Santa Anita Derby, I I'd ml. Your Host (Longden) 3.40 3 40 2 30 a-Sturdy On (Neves) 4.60 3.40 Great Circle (Arcaro) 150 Also Ran a-Sun State.

Convtdado, b- Fleet Rings, Deep Blue, Alderman, Feudal, Hawley. Top Production. b-Pension Plan. si F. Phslpa entry, C.

M. Ring entry. 4 TOS. 4t up. 1H ml.

Power Stroke (Matthews) 68.60 24 60 I SO Lucky Data (Shoemaker) 13.00 6.60 Top Lieutenant (Longden) 4.20 Also Ran High Conquest, Battle Cloud, Gavinta Fas, Carry Messaga, Just Why. 2:691. One Best Oa Rest Longshot Alrforce II Best Parlay Meal and Okanuel AT HIALEAH PARK On Best On 1 Airfare n. Pol, Danny J. 2 Bouncing Baby.

Briar B4y, Widdeford. 3 Mesl, Mayes Riley. Puff Ball. 4 On. Three and Two.

Frenalibilbepa. i sashay, Rewarder. Fighting Fool. 6 First Glance. Choralier, Erosion.

7 Okamsel. Isigny, Beach Boy. 6 Excel Lad. Bam, Green Bowler. I Sextant, Vacance, Pam Light.

AT FA IB GROUNDS One Best Reade Caitl 1 Frishore, Raydel, Silk Bound. 2 Joe's Star. Dodo, HUltopper. 3 Margaret Dear. Apt Reward.

Imbible. 4 Omitted, By Road, Comely Rhymer. 5 Cirrose. My Little Miss. Kitty Whiskers.

6 Mud Guard, Miss Nap, Winging Away. 7 Prince Joy, War Ruler, Bel Beau. 8 Read Castle, Vero Lumen, Republican. 9 Woolard's Pet, Duke Reed. Shockoe.

North Wins Five-Sport Jamboree North edged out Norwich yester day in a five-sport jamboree held at North High, the IBM rifle range and the State Bowling Center. North took honors In rifle, bowl ing and table tennis while the visitors won out in badminton and volleyball. The Indians captured all three points in the bowling, finishing with 2,368 pins to Norwich's 2,188. North leadoff man Mendola singled at 215 and hit high triple of 544. The rifle competition was three-way, North leading with 899 points, Norwich second with 865 and Central last with 846.

Gene Kirch of Central tied Ron Fults of North for high total with 186. Another Bulldog, Eric Krad-Jian, had high score from sitting position 93, while Fults' 97 was best from the prone. A clean sweep of five table tennis matches sewed up the sport-fest for North. Norwich won all five in badminton. The volleyball match went the full five game route before Norwich won, 9-15, 15-2, 16-14, 6-15, 13-12.

NYU Five Snaps Brooklyn String New York UP) NYU's basketball team snapped Brooklyn Col lege's 11-game winning streak, 74-62, yesterday. Brooklyn has already won a bid to the Kansas NAIB tourney, in March. Paced by Mel Seeman and Abe Becker, who tallied 23 and 19 points respectively, the Violets broke ooen the eame with a nine- point scoring' splurge midway through the second tanza. Brooklyn, led by Al Goodlerner, who scored 22 points, took an early lead, but the Violets rallied to deadlock the score, 37-37, at half time. The triumph wai the seventh in 15 encounters for NYU.

The loss wts Brooklyn's fourth in 25 out ings. J3each Handicap at Haileah The 5-year-old charger, picked up for $7,500 by Palatine Stable In his first appearance in this country last December, covered a mile-and-half of the Hialeah greensward in 2:29 flat. It was one-fifth of a second faster than the old mark set by Stud Poker la the same event two years ago. It was the fifth victory In as many starts for Chicle 2d this year and his second straight record-breaking performance. Last Saturday the South American stallion broke Haileah's turf course record for a mile-and-a-furlong.

TOP IMPOST Chicle 2d carried top impost of 130 pounds in yesterday's race and he carried it like a champion. Moving up fast in the stretch, Chicle 2d finished a head in front of Brookmead Stable's Going Away. First Nighter was third, uhile Stud Poker, the old record-holder, finished a disappointing seventh. A crowd of 20,261 installed Chicle 2d the favorite in the field of 10 grasscutters. He paid $3.60.

S2.70 and $2.50 across the board. Going Away paid $3 and $2.70, while First Nighter returned $3.70. Stud Poker broke on top at the start and held the lead until the midway point where Pennon took over. Chicle 2d was running midway in the pack at this point MOVES UP On the final bend. Going Away moved up to relieve Pennon of the lead, Vhile Chicle 2d, also moving fast on the outside, ranged dose behind.

Down the straightaway it was strictly a two-horse race between Going Away and Chicle 2d, with the remainder of the field strung out far behind. Midway in the stretch. Going Away was a length in front but Chicle 2d kept plugging away and finally barged in front at the wire. The victory was worth $8,825 and raised Chicle 2d's 1950 earnings to $24,250. Barbara B.

Takes Sunshine Special Oldsmar, Fla. Barbara B. treaked to a decisive victory over Stella Moore in a special $4,000 match race between the two great Fair Grounds By the United Prest Clr aa Fait Fort F. M. 1 r.

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The. race at Sandown Park was won by Soda II, lightly regarded Grand National entry who was backed at 33-1 in the last official callover. Salmi an a was second and Gallery II was third. Salmiana is not entered in the National, while Gallery II was backed at 33 to 1. Fighting Line, a 20-1 Grand National entry, was fourth.

At Leopardstown race course in Ireland, Shagreen, the top Irish hope for the National, ran second to Coupe in the feature with Castledermott, another good National prospect, out of the money. Shagreen was 20-1 in the last call-over and Castledermott 23-1. quarter horses at Sunshine Park yesterday. Getting revenge for an earlier setback here, the favored Gill Cattle Company mare won by a length and a quarter and looked as if she could have stretched the mar gin if she had to. The Arizona bred speedster's time may go down as equaling the world's record of 16.9 seconds for 330 yards.

Three timers for the American Quarterhorse Racing Association clocked her in that time. The track clocker registered the time as 17.2 seconds. Stella Moore, owned by Q. I. Roberts of Palatka, broke into the lead at the start, but Barbara soon caught her and pulled away steadily Tony Licata was astride the winner and Joe Hungerford rode Stella Moore.

Mutual play of $6,232 on this race helped set a season mark here of $152,859. A winning ticket paid $2.80 for $2. The quarterhorse event took the fancy of the crowd of 4,428 even more than the featured thorough bred race, the $1,200 Indian Rocks purse. In that six-furlong dash Lansing Stable's Elmwood Pal coasted to a two-length win over Lenity, which took second by a nose over Last Show. Good Season Seen or Oalilaicn Park rfot Sprints, Ark.

VP) Visions of continued high attendance and betting were seen yesterday as Oaklawn Park here prepared to open its seventeenth season since horse racing was legalized in Arkansas. The 30-day meeting, offering purses totaling $335,000, will start Monday and end March 25 with the fourteenth running of the Arkansas Derby. While wagering has been off at most other tracks, Oaklawn officials predicted the drop here would be slight if any. International Polo Borne WP Spanish, English and possibly American teams will compete in the international polo tourney scheduled to begin here April 13, it was announced yesterday. Ilialeah By the United Prest Clear and Fast.

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apprentice allaw'ce. Navy Swamps Brown by 54-35 Annapolis, Md. IP) Navy swampea crown 64-33 yesterday in the first basketball game be tween the two colleges. In his second game as a starter after a mid-season slump, Midshipman Chet McDonough of -Port Washington led the attack with 12 points. The 6-foot forward made five field goals and two foul shots In a low-scoring contest.

Both teams were less than perfect in their passing and shots at the basket Capt. Frank Mahoney of Brown was the game's high scorer with 10 points. Acme TELZPHOTO. in the thirty-ninth at 48-46. After Hoppe's one point in the ferty-first, Chamaco clicked off the final two markers for the winning score.

The last time Hoppe lost was in 1947 to Art Rubin of Brooklyn. Chamaco continued his supremacy, in the evening round, beating Ray Kilgore, 50-47, in 46 innings. Earlier Kilgore had beaten Harold Worst of Grand Rapids, Mich-, 50-40. Middie Fencers Slash Cornell Annapolis, Md. OP) Navy fencers slashed Cornell 17-10 yesterday to remain on top of the heap in Eastern fencing circles.

Midshipmen Ames Smith and Sam Powel, winning three bouts apiece, led the attack. It was the fifth straight victory for the undefeated Navy swordsmen warming up for a battle next week against NYU to determine the top team of the East. PROMPT DELIVERY Fuel Oil and Kerosene Lou Kcrchak's 6-0968 7-3257 I NOW! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PITT3T0II AREA PEA Si 5.94 BUCKWHEAT $11.94 RICE $10.94 CASH PRICES 7-3257 Saturdays 'ii! 5 In i BINGHAMTON 2-5301 MESSEHITII GOAL CO. 16 CLARENDON STREET, JOHNSON CITY Your Host Wins Derby By 2 Lengths i (Continued From Pag ID) Laude in 1947 when the 6-year-old was carrying 108 pounds. Your Host lugged 118 pounds today in the Derby.

But it was not the time that made the winner's performance such a spectacular one. It was the smooth manner in which he took the lead and held it despite the best efforts of the 10 top colts and a illy to catch him. STARTS FROM 11 Staring from No. 11 post post tion. Your Host, had to get enough lead to cut to the rail before he could really settle down to the business of running away from the field.

For an instant. Feudal had a neck margin on him at the start but that was all. Before they had gone an eighth, Your Host was on top and on the rail where Longden wanted to put him. Then the plain-looking colt really started running. thev went around the first turn, he was a length and a half on top.

Feudal was a length be hind him and tnen came iiawiey and' Deep Blue. Longden seemed just to cluck Your Host along as they went Into the backstretch. The colt first opened up a lead of two lengtns and then three lengths, running with long, easy strides that ate up the track. FEUDAL THREATENS But the swift Feudal stayed right there while Great Circle came up into third place and Hawley clung to fourth. Sturdy One was far off the pace at that point.

Going around the last turn, Your Host kept his three-length lead and lost none of his speed despite setting the pace on top. By that time, Feudal was fading and it looked like Great Circle would have the distinction of running second to Your Host But flying along the inside rail came Sturdy One, pulling past horse after horse as Ralph Neves took aim on the front-running Your Host. Longden heard the approaching hoofbeats and about a hundred yards from the wire he smacked Yur Host lightly to remind him th race was not won. iF 15 Roundt of FUN With Youhg Boys NO CHARGE AND FRIENDS' INVITED The Leader Leads Again in the Field of 0. K.

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