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3-B TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE. Friday. August 22. 1952 b. ri i pun oox DianK ilots Iwice; BeckeyWins Handicap Trapshoot VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug.

21 UP E. G. Beckey, 45-year-old works engineer of the International Harvester Co. plant at Rock Falls, 111., today won the championship but iL lamingos Win 1 Aft? land didn't get a man on second. Their five hits were all singles and all in different innings.

Saints Down Indians The St. Petersburg Saints broke up a tie ball game in the seventh with a three run flurry to earn their 4-L decision over the West Palm Beach Indians. Victory of the Tampa Smokers over the Key West Conchs gave Pitcher Dale JIatthewson his 20th win of the season. Key West threatened in the ninth, getting a man on first and third with one out before Matthewson sent the next batters down in order. Last nlehfs results: MIAMI BEACH 300 000 2005 8 1 HAVANA 000 000 000 9 1 Palmer and Ehlman, Bean br.

Elba and Calvino. First) Citrus Belt League Playoff Moves To Frostproof Tonight FROSTPROOF, Aug. 21. (By Staff Writer) Sebring Firemen and the Frostproof Packers will meet here tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the fourth game of the Citrus Belt League playoff finals. A victory for Sebring will end the series as the Firemen hold a two to one lead in games as a result of their 6-5 victory at Sebring last night.

The game will be preceded at 5 o'clock by a fish fry sponsored by the American Legion post of Frostproof. By Associated Press The Miami Beach Flamingos Umatilla Bulldogs Open Football Drill Sessions UMATILLA, Aug. 21. (Special) Bulldog football practice got under way here this week under the direction of Earl Scarborough, coach, who is assisted by Buddy Lowe, assistant coach. Returning lettermen are Michael Bowers, Billy Bryant, Lyle Graham, Gerald Lucas, Floyd McCollough, Billy Merrill, Jay Schaffer, Vernon Williams and Eugene McGraw.

Others reporting for practice are John Anderson. Billy Austin, Harry Brown. Ralph Cadwell, Lamar Calhoun, Charles Curry, Jimmy Dykes, Billy Goodson. Jimmy Green, Ronald Green, Pruitt Hall. Lamar Kenny, Ted Martin.

Al Stephens, Martin Strickland. Gene Williams, Jesse Williams, Fred Zeiss. Far-rell Williams, Elliott Seabrook, James Pippin and Billy Collins. DEEP SEA FISHING Hats Blank Leesburg By 6-0 Margin By Associated Press The DeLand Red Hats shut out the Leesburg Packers 6-0 Wednesday night to keep S1 games out in front of the Florida State League. And with only 10 more nights of play, that looked like a pretty safe margin for DeLand, who won the first half pennant by only 1'4 games.

Stan Miller was the winning pitcher, scattering six Lees md the Miami Beach Sun Sox are SMITZES BOAT little of the money in the preliminary handicap at the 53rd grand kill fighting hard for the lead in he Florida International League American trapshoot. Ivith the beach team currently holding a five percentage point 1 a. The Flamingos shutout Havana -0 last night while the Sun Sox ooo ooo 000 050 05 Chadwick; Dean Beckey defeated four others in a shootoff after the quintet had tied at' 98 of 100 on Vandalia's rain and wind-swept traps in out-shooting a field of 1527, fourth largest in the event's history. The Illinois hotshot; who has been shooting only six years, al QUALITY TIRE CO up twin shutouts over in a doubleheader, win- LAKELAND MIAMI Boyette and Dotson. Second LAKELAND MIAMI Pereyra and Ining the first game 5-0 and the lift; I 010 000 000 0 200 010 OOx 3 Watercutter; Seijas and lightcap 3-0.

In other contests the St. Peters- Bulldogs lose 10 of last year most gave up the shooting game a Iberg Saints licked the West Palm Beach Indians 4-1 and the Tampa Smokers nosed out the Key West Dotson. ST. PETERSBURG 000 010 3004 10 0 W. PALM BEACH 010 000 000 1 5 0 Amor.

Iott (7 and Caldivia; Harris and Menard. KEY WEsT 003 000 010 4 6 4 TAMPA 300 100 lOx 5 8 2 Delmonte and Larraz; Matthewson and month ago because he said he was 'starting line-up and 14 members having "a very poor year." He had of last year squad, according to not fired a shot for about six weeks Scarborough. Last year the Bull-until yesterday's class champion- dogs won six games, lost two and ships, when he broke 194 of 200 tied one- to land among the also rans. IConehs 5-4. This Is W-.

Your Tir I i I mm The Flamingo win over the Brucker. Cubans- was the 13th in a row for the team. It was also the Mrs. Dorothy Kohler, 33-year-old Al J. mother of three from Tekemah, VV 1I1LCF llCtVCil Carl Scheib Hurls, Bats A's to 4-3 GULF GROUPER CATCH Mr.

and Mrs. Sclofami, and George Pendon, Brooklyn, N. and Edward Pulido, Tampa, pose with their catch of black grouper weighing from three to 10 pounds while fishing with Capt. Eddie Moutsatos of the Jim Smitzes boat line out of Tarpon Springs. Coaches Get Win Over Tigers 13th win for Pitcher Bob Palmer against six losses.

The Flamingos scored three times, in the first inning, and added two more in the seventh, largely due to a triple by Jack Caro. The Sun Sox played heads up ball during both shutouts against a hapless Lakeland aggregation. VERNON McKINNON. years in the firm business. (Yesterday's Final Edition) PHILADELPHIA.

Aug. 20. I.4V- Assignments Righthander Carl Scheib batted in two runs and scored another on burg hits. Rightfielder Gale Penza; and Second Baseman Charlie i Brewster hit doubles for DeLand. I In other games Wednesday night.

Jacksonville Beach edged Sanf ord 6-5, Orlando beat Cocoa 3-1 and Daytona Beach defeated Palatka 9-3. The Daytona Beach Islanders.) second place in the league, used eight hits and four Palatka errors! to win that game. Palatka put men on base in every inning and it took three Daytona Beach pitchers to 1 put down a threatened rally in the ninth. Pee Wee Wenger did it with i two strikeouts and a force play. Centerfielder Ed Cook and Third Baseman Leroy Irby hit homers for Daytona Beach.

George Klarman pitched his 14th victory of the year over last-! place Cocoa. Cocoa scored first in the second inning on a double, a single and a fielder's choice. Thenj Orlando put across two unearned, runs in the third inning on I Cocoa errors. Third Baseman Dave! Drapp came across for the final! Orlando run in the fifth inning. Jacksonville Beach Relief Pitch-1 er Bill Herman scotched a ninth-; inning Sanfof rally to win that game.

Runners were on first and LYINV WINTER HAVEN, Aug. 20. (Special) Coaching assignments in Ferris Fain's fourth hit of the game GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL! TWO WEEKS ONLY U. S. TIRES AT WHOLESALE PRICES as the Philadelphia Athletics the local school athletic system for won the women's championship by defeating 42-year-old Mrs.

Pauline Oliver, of Lubbock, in a shootoff after they had tied at 97 of 100. Mrs. Kohler, who said she was "scared to death of a gun" until she started shooting four years ago, played all the optionals and figures to pick up a pretty penny in addition to the huge trophy, emblematic of her title. I Mrs. Oliver started shooting two years ago and is attending her first grand American.

The two newcomers outshot a fine field of veteran feminine stars. The feature event of the week's shooting carnival comes up tomorrow the grand American handi rallied for three runs in the eighth inning to nose out the Detroit Tigers, 4 to 3, tonight. Two of the making four double plays in each contest. The Sox bunched five singles in the big fifth inning of the opener for five runs and the game, ending a pitching duel between Bill Boyette and Labe Dean. Six hits accounted for Miami's three runs in the nightcap.

Lake- Detroit tallies came in the same 11.95 inning on big Walt Dropo's 20th size 6.00 16, homer of the season with one on Plus and Exchano Othsr Sua in Proportion base. ADVERTISEMENT the new school year were announced today by W. R. (Brick) Ausley, head coach of the school. Tommy Grant and Ernest Raber, new members of the coaching staff, have been given the high school squad and Joe Esachenko and Herman Williams will coach the junior high school team.

Ausley and Jim Whitney, who has been on the staff for several years, will handle the varsity squad of the Blue Devils. Ausley has called the first meet Detroit ab Ph'delphia 1 1 Suiter ss 5 14 -HICKS BOBS Groth cf 4 1 Fain lb 5 0 4 Clark rf 4 0 1 1 1 Valo rf 10 0 Pesky ss 3 Hatfield 3b 4 Dropo lb 4 Delsing ir 4 Souchock rf 4 Ginsberg 2 1 Zernial If 3 0 0 Hal cap in which the winner picks up $1500. The shoot ends Saturday The Children's Fish-a-thon which will be held Saturday at the 0 2 Philley cf 3 0 0 0 0 Michaels 2b 4 3 1 2 Hitchck 3b 4 1 2 ft Astroth 2 0 0 Federoff 2b 3 with the national doubles and Van- b-Mnllin 1 County Wildlife Association's special fishing area will get under way at 9 A. M. and will last until 3 o'clock, Earl Biggs chairman of the publicity committee for the tourney announced dalia handicap events.

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4-3524 ROAD SERVICE Wight 3 Ma.llson 0 ing of the Devils for Friday at 0 2 a-Thomas 110 0 Murray 0 0 0 0 0 Scheib 4 11 Although the preliminary handi c-Mapes 1 2:30 o'clock at Denison wnn two out wnen Merman carried a. guaranteed prize of yesterday. Hooper $1000 for first nlace Beckev The meeting has been eoi samora cemerneiner nit iuuu ior iirsi piace, tsecKey piCKea i. into a force tilav. Joe Angel eave cap The Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission will furnish bait Totals 33 3 10 Totals Jb 4 0.

and tackle for those who do not up only $480 because of the five- '-f Tlun onlv six 7 scattered hits through wav tie the toD ouintet sDlittinrr Physical examination of all players. only six scattereci hits through in sPlluinS, AnsW said that aDDroximatelvMhe eighth innins but was relieved I a-Was sate on error lor Astrom in om. b-Grounded out for Federoff in 9th. c-Grounded out for Madison in 9th. the first five money.

r. r- i i Vi Hprman a ft or- Sarfnr put DETR9IT 001 OOO 00 PHILADELPHIA 100 000 03x--4 i 3 i i z.i aie CAUfiifu iui the thrPP teams and that the first three runs in their ninth- Hatfield. RBI Pesicy, uropo i. ram 2. Scheib 2.

2B: Sutler, Souchock. BR: Liiuusaiiu uuuars nau lie piayeu me i tj 0 9 practice of the varsity, squad! inning rally. Dropo. SB: Michaels. Astrotn.

pesicy. optionals, Beckey missed that Ginsberg. DP: Hatfield. Federofr ana and junior high teams wouia De Dropo Scheib and Micnaeis: iwicnaeis and Fain. Left: Detroit 6.

Philadelphia 11. BB: Wight 2, Scheib 1. SO: Wight 2. Scheib 2. HO: Wight 15 in 7 23 Innings; Madison 0 in 13: Scheib 9 in 8: Hooper 1 in 1.

ft. and ER: Wight 4-1: Madison 0-0: Scheib 3-3; Hooper 0-0. Scheib (fl-4). Wight (6-7). Rommel.

Papa- SLOANS IS HERE! See Ad on money because he did not enter any of tae pools. "I had no faith in myself," he said, "and didn't feel like risking the extra money." The Illinois shooter broke 24 of 25 from the 21-yard line in the shootoff to take the championship as the other four leaders finished in this order: Dr. Carl R. Green, Creighton, relia. McGowan and Duffy: z.zl.

held Monday morning, Aug. 25, at 8:30 o'clock in preparation for the opening of the Blue Davils 10-game grid schedule on Sept. 26. Grant, one of the new coaches, was graduated from Furman University and comes from a coaching job in South Carolina. Raber, the other newcomer, held a coaching position in Springfield, Ohio, the past two years.

rV Page 11-A 4487. Panama City, Dothan Win Openine: Games In Class Playoffs By Associated Press Dothan and Panama Ctiy are out In front in the Alabama-Florida League playoff. They walloped the first and second place finishers Wednesday night. The Dothan Browns, who finished third in the regular season, socked Ozark's pennant winners, 7-3, and the Panama City Fliers clipped Eufaula's runner-up Milles, 8-2. have their own equipment.

Eleven Wildlife officers will be on duty to help Harvey Redding, president of the Wildlife group and members in conducting the Fish-a-thon which is expected to attract several thousand young anglers between the ages of three and 15 years of age. As a feature of the Fish-a-thon, Biggs said, nine special prizes would be given to children who register between 8 and 9 A.M. Other prizes' will be given for the largest fish, smallest, the largest string and for catching specially tagged fish. Biggs added that all safety precautions have been considered and the Red Cross will be on hand to take care of any mishaps. Refreshments will be given to all children taking part in the Fish-a-thon.

Handling the prizes is a committee composed of Allen Dodd and Sam Clements. There are plenty of parking facilities at the clubhouse, located Coy B. Warner, Mansfield, TU -T RalHwin Wifhita Falls and J. O. Dudley, weather-j Linn Reelected Dudley's feat of breaking 98 tar- National Rifle Cardinal Rookie Wins Debut, 9-2, in Rain Shortened Tilt (Yesterday's Final Edition) ST.

LOUIS, Aug. 20. Lefty Harvey Haddix pitched a five-hitter tonight in his major league debut as he St. Louis Cardinals surged to their fifth straight victory, trouncing the Boston Braves, 9 to 2, in a game called because Dothan slugged two Ozark pitchers for 12 hits. Two of them were home runs by Jake Moore and Joe Moss in the opening round of the best of seven series.

Hillary Stan PA K' TAM PA VTOMORROWK Group's President JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 21 (vP Harry D. Linn, prominent Des Moines, Iowa businessman, was reelected president of the National Rifle Association here tonight. gets from 19 yards this gusty day was considered phenomenal by the old timers at the "roaring grand." A year and a half ago Dudley lost his right eye when a nail head struck him as he was doing some repair work at his Texas hotel. He still shoots from the right shoulder, but has an offset site on his shotgun so that he lines up the target with his left eye.

I tef LABOR DAY i IV Matinee and It Vi Evening Races ot Daytona Saen Ends Sept. 17th It'F'J ($10,000 STAKE i fx'J SEPT. 4ttil I "It's Alwavt Coolar of rain after seven and one-half ton opened for the Ozark Eagles but gave way to William Kimball i in the seventh. Dothan Vance struck trouble in the ninth and had to yield to Joe King. 40th Street and the Hills oi at ab 4 3 2 3 4 4 3 4 3 Mf Atfil sse x' 45 Bob Steadman limited Eufaula to fe in Davtena borough River.

innings. Boston Jethroe cf Logan ss Torgeson lb Gordon If Thorpe rf Mathews 3b Burris Dittmer 2b Burdette Jones a-Cusick Johnson Ronald Mosier, 17-year-old high St. Louis 0 Hemus ss 0 Schndnst 2b 3 Musial cf 0 Slaughter rf 0 Rice If 0 Benson 3b 1 Sisler lb 0 Rice 0 Haddix 0 0 1 ab 3 4 3 2 4 3 3 1 1 1 1 six safeties as Manager John Mc 2 2 2 1 1 school senior from Fresno. won the junior laurels with 96 of Pherson collected a double and a single to pace the Fliers. McPher- Fishing in Lake County lakes is one of the most popular sports in Central Florida at present.

The annual fishing tournament held by 100 from 22 yards. He was runner- son knocked in three runs. Stead Maj. Gen. M.

A. Edson, retired Marine hero of World War II, was renamed executive director; J. Avlin Badeaux, Thibodaux. vice president; Louis F. Lucas.

Washington, D. deputy executive director, and Frank Wyman, Washington, secretary. A special committee recommended the NRA continue its national headquarters in Washington, D. declining an invitation to move to Colorado. The convention is being held here along with the national pistol and small bore rifle matches.

Next year the convention is planned at Washington in March and the up for this title a year ago, but is defending champion in the Grand American Junior race to be fired tomorrow. 9 10 Edge Mercantile Company and man helped his own cause with two singles and a double. Bob Croner limited the Fliers to eight blows. 30 Totals 26 2 5 Totals a-Hit into double play for Jones in 5th. I u'hifh ends Aug.

31, includes st. louis 160 020 ox 9 fishing enthusiasts from all over (Came called after 7'i inning, rain.) Six U. of Illinois Players Ineligible For Football Squad SUFFERS FIRST LOSS ALTUS, Aug. 21 Altus kept its title hopes alive, last night by giving Cape Girardeau, its first defeat, 5-2, in the regional American Legion baseball tournament. this area and a Tampan has the honor of having brought in the largest bass to date for this tournament.

Last week Wyatt Duncan of 3109 8th Tampa, entered a 13 pound four ounce bass caught in Bird Eye Lake of Lake County which he caught on a Heddon torpedo. Mr. Duncan's entry tops another Tampa area entry, that championship matches at Camp RBI: Thorpe. Torgeson, H. Rice 3.

Haddix. Hemus. Slaughter. Benson. Sisler 2.

2B: D. Rice. H. Rice. Benson 2.

E. Johnson. HR: Torgeson, Sisler. SB: Jethroe. Schoendienst.

Haddix. Torgeson. Gordon. DP: Schoendienst to Sisler. Benson to Schoendienst to Sisler.

Dittmer to Logan to Torgeson. Left: Boston 6, St. Louis 5. BB. off: Burdette 2.

Jones 3, Haddix 4. SO. by: Jones 1. Johnson 2. Haddix 3: H.

off: Burdette 5 in l'j, Jones 2 in 23. Johnson 3 in 3. Burdette 5-5, Jones 2-2. Johnson 2-2. Haddix 2-2.

HBP: Haddix (Gordon. Winner: Haddix tl-0. Loser: Burdette (5-7). U. Warneke, Ooetz.

Dascoli and Secory. 2:01. 8779 Ipaid). CHAMPAIGN, 111., Aug. 21 perry.

Ohio, probably In August The University of Illinois Big Ten champion football squad hasj Johnny BerardinO lost six players through scholastic i CATCHES BASS WITH SHINERS Albert Mellon, Tampa fisherman, holds his string of bass caught In Lake Tsala Apopka on shiners. The veteran angler who visits Roe's Fishing Cottages at Hernando every Saturday, is a "moon up moon down" fisherman and never fails to bring them in. be open to that type of hunting this ivciuscs iu ivcpui i ineligibility, it was disclosed today of 12-year-old Ronald Overcash' To Last Place Bucs 12 pound 6 ouncer brought in July 26th. Ronald is from Palm Harbor. with the release of the Illini invitation grid list of 58, smallest in several years.

S00 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 21 UP In- ADMISSION TAX. INCL. ielder Johnny Berardino, traded to There is less than two weeks to the Pittsburgh Pirates by the Cleve go for anglers to try their luck in Fight Results By Associated Press Chicago Billy Graham. 148.

New York, outpointed Carmen Basiiio, 146'a, Canas-tota. N. 10 Porthcanl. Wales Cliff Curvis. Swansea, outpointed Danny "Bang Bang" Wom-ber.

Chicago. 10. Top loss is that of Jim Baugh-man. 220-pound junior tackle from Pontiac, 111., who was tabbed a Lake County waters for the largest rc.v.? year. Children Under 12 FREE first-line offensive tackle by Coach Ray Eliot.

Eliot now has only The state will allow shooting from Oct. 17 to the 26th in one area and from Oct. 17th to Nov. three lettermen tackles. 23rd in another area.

llftrktown A complete line-up of superbly styled, expertly made shoes the comfort-plus-good-looks you've searched for, the prices you've never expected to find! land Indians early this week, has refused to report to Pittsburgh. Pirate General Manager Branch Rickey said Berardino called him last night and complained about being traded from the pennant-contending Indians to the cellar-dwelling Bucs. Berardino was a member of the Pirate squad late in 1950 but drew his unconditional release. If he fails to report here, the Pirates expect to receive some cash from Cleveland. fish for the tournament which will bring in the top prize of $50.

Another reason for fishing: In Lake County this week is the rish-a-thon to be held Saturday. Aug. 23, in Lake David, Groveland. The Fish-a-thon being- sponsored by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held from 10 until 6 P. M.

with prizes for all ages with a 5 H. P. outboard motor top prize. Others lost include Claude Taliaferro, junior halfback from Gary, brother of former Indiana star back, George; Hush Woodson, Chicago junior halfback; Tom Poore, sophomore center from Mishawaka, Don Econe, sophomore tackle from Benld. and Gene Hansen, senior end from Oak Park, 111.

Hansen may regain eligibility in Summer school. Partially offsetting these losses was the return to eligibility of Joe Hall, letterman linebacker in 1950. Quail season will be from Nov. 1 to 23 and deer hunting for bucks will be Dec. 1 through the 7th and from Dec.

8th to the 14th for hunting does. R. C. Hutchinson of Camp Panasoffkee says bass fishing in the lake is really good at the present time. Mr, and Mrs.

H. J. Cochran of Tampa, caught 35 bass in three days while casting. Major Robert C. Hutchinson, also caught a total of 19 bass in three days of fishing.

Ik Rickey said he plans to call up a couple of other infielders from farm clubs within the coming week' Various types of fishing contests will be held in conjunction with the Fish-a-thon this day with but declined to name them. CLOSE DECISION xNX prizes for each contest. Everyone from the Central Florida area is LOSES PORTHC AWL. Wales, Aug. 21! WKK-Wftfev.

v5ffCV welcome to enter the biegest fish Bang Bang) Womber of I 1 i.T) Danny Chicago lost a narrow decision on Foxcatcher National Cup Race To Be Held On September 6th FAIR HILL. Aug. 21 OP William duPont Jr. announced vw CORDO NkKS, V- color ing contest ever held in Groveland. Capt.

Joe Kratzer of the deepsea fishing party boat, the Misselsie out of Clearwater Marina reports good catches of manerove and red points tonight to Cliff Curvis of Swansea, the British and empire welterweight champion. snappers along with good-size I EASY grouper. Tidrs for tods at Seddon Inland. Huh tides: A.M. and 3 P.

M. Low tides: A.M. and 9:10 P.M. Tides for Gaudy Bridge fire minates later. Tides for John Pas, Clearwater.

Paxs-a-Grllle. Blind Pass, approximately two hoars earlier. Tides for Bayyiew, Old Tampa Bay, one hotar 0 minates later. Tides for Esmont Key. Anna Maria, two hoars 40 minates earlier.

Tides for Bradenton. Manatee RWer area. 4. minates earlier. Tides for Anelote Key.

two hours 30 mlnatea earlier. Tidrs for Sarasota Point, two hoars 13 minates earlier. Tides for Sooth Bora Grande, one hoar 33 minates earlier. Capt. Hubs Mays piloted his Syam out of Waring's Camp into" old Tampa Bay with Dr.

and Mrs Norvel Brown of Tamp on board and the party caught 47 trout and three mackerel if For the benefit of sportsmen Sonrlso todav: 6:06 A.M. Sunset: P.M. Moon rise: 4 A M. Moon set: 3:03 P.M. Next moon ahase.

First Quarter. Aac. 2.th. 7:03 A.M. who go pheasant hunting in Nebraska, thev will be interested today he'll stage his blue ribbon spectacle of Steeplechasing here Saturday.

Sept. 6. The 13th running of the Fox-! catcher National Cup will feature! the program of five races. The Fox-! catcher, three miles long and over; 19 formidable jumps, is considered America's toughest test for horse and rider. The highest jump, the Chinese wall, towers six feet, four inches, Rated the most difficult, is the lowest jump at three It has 16 feet of water which requires horse and rider to sail at least 24 feet through the air to clear it.

DuPont designed the course himself, laying it out over the rolling Maryland hills 16 miles southwest of Wilmington. Del. The course is used only once a year for this one-1 i to know that the entire state will ta S.I':3:-:!'S:l.t ROTARY TYPE MOWER 21" CUTTING BLADES FEESOUIRI AT. EVE. POST COUIIRS 137 fifl REEl TYPE MOWER I I 8" ond 21 CUTTING BLADES Plans Approved For Charles-Agramonte Bout In Cincinnati CINCINNATI.

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M. -held in Cincinnati Garden. Two Foreign Entries To Run In $50,000 International Race LAUREL. Aug. 21 UP Laurel officials announced today two foreign entries will leave the British Isles for America on Sept.

7 to compete in the $50,000 International race. The track said it had receired word that Mrs. John Thursby's Irish thoroughbred. D.C.M., and Max Bell's Indian Hemp, racing in England for his Canadian owner, are scheduled to arrive in New York by plane Sept. 8.

D.C.M.. a chestnut son of Distingue and E.G.K., won the 1952 IrLOi two thousand guineas and finished third in the Irish derby. Indian Hemp, a 3-year-old chestnut sired by Nasrullah, won the Windsor Castle stakes at Ascot and the Tattersall Sale stakes at Don-caster. The International at Laurel will be run Oct. 18.

Promoter Sam Becker told AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Beats Moose, 13-8 VENICE. Aug. 21 The South' Sarasota County Athletic Asso- ciation is on its way to be crowned county play-off champs it seems, yesterday beating the Moose 13-8! in the Pony League playoffs at i members of the commission that the International Boxing Club will have no connection with the proposed bout. PSHIBI Monday Thru Saturday WALK OVER BOOTERY TAMPA AT WASHINGTON PHONE 2-1951 Shoes for Men Shoes for Women Washburne Field here. Should the SSCA win the Saturday tnight game at Venice against the winner of the Moose-Autos game this afternoon at Payne Park in Sarasota, it will hold the title.

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