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8 THE POST-STANDARD, September 22,1965 Draws No. 5 in Brown Ju Six to Challenge Bret Hanover DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) Favored Bret Hanover drew the No. 5 post position Tuesday and only six other horses were entered to challenge the fabled son of Adios in Thursday's $70,000 Little Brown Jug for 3- year-old pacers. Trainer Frank Ervin, who is expected to drive Brethome first for Richard Downing of Shaker Heights, un- Demo Drives Trot Victor At Vernon VERNON Ahern Hanover turned in his second win of the season with a 2:05.5 performance in the $1,000 conditioned trot at Vernon Downs Tuesday night before 2,880. Ed Demo drove the eight-year- old gelding.

Virginia Little made a strong bid with Bernie Cross in the drive but was a length short at the finish wire. Speed- ean closed from fifth to take the show, three lengths back. The daily double was 4-3 and it returned $16.80. It was made up of Dave Smith and S. K.

Bumpas. There were 1,134 tickets sold on it. Garland Garnsey drove Dave Smith and had two and a half lengths over Davy Decker at the finish. S. K.

Bumpas, a by Henry Lowe, was'a 'ter-length winner in the second. Nita Forbes was'second. Vernon Results S800. FIRST-- PACE, Dave Smith (Ga. Garnsey) 12.120 7,20 5.80 Davy Dicker (S.

Bodis) 4,40 Willow Brook Barky (M. Weaver) 3.60 Time-- 2:05.4. Also started: Vickie Trust, Floreen, Cadent Kid, Srotina. near Bernie PreehalL SECOND-- PACE. $600.

Bumpas (H. Lowe) 3.40 2.60 2.8U perturbed by his bay colt's position. "That's not bad at ail in such a small field," he said. The seven-norse entry matches the smallest in the 20-year history of the autumn classic. Frank Safford drove Knight Dream to straight heat victories over six other foes in the 1948 Jug.

The No. 1 spot went to Skipper Gene, OAVijed by Earl Bell and Marshall Hettinger of town, Ohio, Rivattime, trained and driven by George Sholty and rated an outside chance to upset Bret, drew No. Tuxedo Hanover, guided by Cagey Curly Smart, No. Gee Lee Hanover, with Harold Dancer Jr. in the driver's seat, No.

Wave, the son of 1958 Jug champion Shadow Wave, No. 6, and Adios Vic, rated Bret's chief contender, No, 7, Adios Vic, another son of Adios, will be piloted by Jimmy Dennis. The big, strong colt, owned by Vic and Morris Zein- feld of Chicago, snapped Bret's winning skein of 35 straight at Springfield, III, and then nipped the 1964 Harkness Horse of the Year twice at Indianapolis. The three setbacks are the only ones the fabulous Bret has suffered in 43 races over a two- year span. His earnings are Forbes (J, Tallman) Raymond Water (C.

Hurtes) 3.20 3.00 5.80 Time-- 2:07.4. Also started: Patty- hill Athena, My Ghost, Sunny Aloha, Ferly Z. (Susan Day scratched). DOUBLE-- DAVE SMITH (4) AND BUMPAS (3) PAID 16.80. THIRD PACE, S700.

Sbadydale Impact (R. Webber) 10.40 fi.no 3.SO Tilly Harvester (J. Falbo) 12.80 5.20 Money Time (W. Andrews) 3.00 Time 2:06.2. Also started: Twin Breeze, Crystal Pick, Brenda, Adios.

Tullymon. Speed Merchant. FOUKTO-- TROT. $800. Blaze (J.

Bailey) 17.60 9.00 4,80 Noryork Cheer (F. Lmmbert) 5.40 Gallant Sone (M. Weaver) 4.60 Time Also started: Sharp Freehall, Jacques Mir Kate's Daughter, The Nohel Prize, Locust Hanover. FIFTp-- PACE, Ensipn Van L. Bailey) 13.40 OO 4.40 Eddy Chief (H.

McFarland) 4,00 3.60 Honor SUr Swartz) 3.60 Times 2:08.3. Also started: Scotch Express. Patsujaru Dr. S. Mary sue (Sudstfate INF).

51, 000 K.GO 3.00 SIXTH-- TROT, Aliern Hanover (E. Demo) 7.20 Berate Cross V. Uttle) fipcedean Webber) ft. 80 Timo 2:05.4. Also started: Liar's Poker, Ima Fedor.

Hi Trbc. Speedy Note. Perry Mac, SEVENTH-- PACE. 18004, Barah Gold (W. Andrews) 12.80 KM 3,60 Major's Sueed 3-20 Second Edition McNulty) 4.40 Time-- 2:04.3.

Also started; Happy Mike, Arctic Weve, Armada's Queen, Flashy Coast. Fabric. EIGHTH-- PACE, $700. Bob Gold (J. Bailey) 3.00 2,60 Holiday (K.

Nichols) Worthy Spirits (JT. Morse) 2.80 Time-- 2:05,4. Also started: Donald's Express, Chunky Sue, Mn Valentine, Happy Minstrel, Macy Express. TWIX DOUBLE--GATE BLAZE (5) Pudge 44. ENSIGN VAN SARAH GOLD (4) AND BOB GOLD (6) PATD Bret, who already owns a victory in the Cane Futurity, is seeking the second leg of pacing's triple crown.

A triumph here ancl another in November in the Messenger Stake at Roosevelt Raceway could match Adios Butler's sweep in 1959. To win the Jug, a horse must take two heats. If a third heat is needed and a third colt prevails, then the three winners will come back for a raceoff. Tuxedo Hanover, owned by Eale Miller and J. E.

Martin, made an impressive showing in the Jug Trial last Thursday in Detroit. The Buckeye colt finished only a length back of Bret as the latter tied the track record of Winners of yesterday's men's 18-hole and nine-hole! group competiion at Cazenovia: A fieebacli 91, Lynch 92; Class B--P. Ashby 95. 9-Hole--Class A--C. Grimes and H.

Crum 40; clasa B--E, Manning 41, R. NINTH--PACE, Pemcetytnfc (J- Bailey) IMW 3,20 Meadow Powers (R.McNuIty) 3,80 Bonny Colleen Brinichak P) 2.2G Also started; Bimy Z. Duronda's Lad, Hawaiian Orchid, Dares and Waydoc scratched). EXACTA--PEACETIME (4) AND MEADOW POWERS (1) PAID 133,20. French and King Spark Senators In 4-3 Victory KANSAS CITY (AP) Jim King and Jim French each drove in two runs as Washington edged Kansas City 4-S Tuesday night.

Jim Duckworth allowed the Athletics only one hit through seven innings Ken Harrelson's homer in the fifth. But after Kansas City erupted for two runs in the eighth, Ron Kline came on and retired the side. King hit a two-run homer in the first inning while French got his first major league homer in the seventh and walked with the bases loaded in the eighth, forcing in a run. Results of yesterday's women's sweepstakes at Nottingham Knolls; Class A-- Peg Flaherty 83. Dorothy Montague and Teddy Jolly 85, Class --Olive Tyner S3.

Doris Gibson and Harriet Charles 84. Class Wilda Kotz Al. Winners of yesterday's women's nine-hole member-guest swepstakes at Bellevue: Members--Class A Mrs. Mason Seible and Mrs. Joseph Canny 36.

Mrs, Lloyd Downing mnd Eutrene Daly 37. Putts-- Mrs. Seible and Mrs. Canny. Class B-- Edward SParkes 3fl Mrs, Thomas Henry, Robert Haywood and Mrs.

David Small 41, Putts Mrs. Edward Blschman. Class Mrs. D'Amlco and Mrs. Arthur Grim 35, Mrs, Edward Mulling 38- Putts-- Mrs.

Crim, Guests Kate Brown 50 (low Pat Reiver 36 (low net) Fran Anderson (fcutts). fCol gate's Backfield eedier Cougar Leaders Talk It Over Jerry Sakran (left), quarterback of Corcoran's Cougars, takes time out from practice to talk with Corcoran coach Chuck Bradbury as the Central New York Cities League's newest squad prepares for'its league debut Saturday at Roosevelt Field against Oswego. NEW YORK ALLIE SHERMAN SAT We use to jet them make the mistakes a perence. "Meanwhile pay the price. A a forgets to pull.

defensive halfback wastes too much time looking at the other backfield. We get caught. There's no shortcut. next to the projector in the big screening we won the game. Now we have to buy ex- room 18 floors above Columbus circle.

He is a man under intense pressure. It is a strange kind of pressure because most of it conies from within. Earlier this year, the management handed him a 10-year contract to coach the Giants, his future will neither rise nor fall with the 1965 Giants. Still, on Sunday, the Giants were lousy. The offense couldn't go and the defense had to work overtime and you can't get by very HAMILTON-C I a e's of.

fense is "green but has a great potential" as compared with last year, according to coach Hal Lahar. The Red Raiders have more backfield speed but Lahar said he was concerned about bocking in his plans for Saturday's game at Cornell. He said the team made the "usual number" of mistakes in its opener with Lafayette and laid the bulk of them to inex- eprience. Fullback Tom Carpenter and guard Ray Miller are the only offensive starters holding over from 1964. Lahar told the Colgate Cliffhangers Club luncheon Tuesday that he is disturbed about lack of depth at the ends on both units.

"We only have four ends to spread around among the two groups so we'll be playing with fire the whole year," he explained. "If we lose any more ends, we're going to have to start playing a out at the flanks." The quarterback situation remains "fluid," according to the coach. Senior Buff Platt still is bothered by a hip injury and is in the class for the game with the Big Red. He discounted the so-so show- Will Oppose Col Cornell to Rely On Three Sophs ITHACA Three sophomores with the best chances of playing much for Cornell in Saturday's opener with Colgate are John Denies, center; Ron Kopicki, linebacker, and Bill Murphy, defensive halfback. Denies, an Ithaca boy, is battling it out with Kent Norton for the center assignment.

They have divided the time there throughout the preseason and might well continue to spell one another. Kopicki is a 540 195-poundcr, from Kingston, who has made excellent progress behind the line after switching from guard. He was a regular for the freshmen last year. Murphy is the son of Bill Murphy, who was a halfback on the great 1939 and 1940 teams. He started out as a defensive back as a freshman last year and has picked up a lot of experience this fall, alternating at all three deep spots with halfbacks John Zankowski and Dale Witwer and safetyman Jimmy Docherty.

Cornell spent Tuesday dusting off most all of its offensive weapons, checking blocking assignments and reviewing its kicking game. It was in the kicking game where Cornell fell down badly last year. Coach Tom Harp feels that aid the bugs are out IN THE SUMMER, THEY WENT TO camp and the i were a good, solid bunch of kids. The pass catchers the good veteran sets of hands were all a long that way. They got beaten by Dallas, The quarter-backing was a problem.

It didn't 31-2, and on Monday the Giants' coaching look so bad as long as you played on staff started thinking about next week when paper, it will be the Eagles in Philadelphia. It could be type-micasting. Philadelphia a hangovers are inseparable. Sherman spoke in clear, concise tones. They went to camp with John Lovetere, an excellent intimidator, at defensive tackle.

Then there was Jim Moran and Contoulis and Tony Dimidio and they figures There is no way to hide what has happened they'd find another one in the 'group. But the Mooradian made against Lafay ette as "first-game He said he felt the sophomore still had the potetital to develop into, a first-rate field general. Junior Bob Mark also is in the sweepstakes for the a i role. Lahar rated his a a i Lafayette as "very good" but warned that Cornell would pose a much stiffer test, Bragan Says He Expects To Keep Job MILWAUKEE (AP) Manager Bobby Bragan said Tuesday night he has "every reason to feel confident" that 'he'll manage the Braves again next- season. Bragan refused to be more specific, saying only "that I've always enjoyed a very fine association with the Braves, specifically with John McHale." McHale is the Braves' president.

iitcj HAS iu A uu me wuicio v-uuiu uu ueueiuse we Dragon, in ms inira season at new route and a new vehicle-and it will not would the chance to see anybody do any- Milwaukee, never has fin-ished ing i signal caller Don of it this time, from the kicking end, to snapping the baU, to coverage on offense, and to proper pursuit on defense. Colgate capitalized last year, followed dosely by Bill Carpenter's tour of blocking a punt for a safety 71 yards with a kick off return. That was enough for an 8-3 victory. Harp expects that quarterback Marty Sponaugle will handle all the punting chores, but he may turn some over to defensive end Dudley Kaufman. Skip Homicz and Joe Zogby are the kickoff men, Homicz, who plays defensive guard, did most of it last year.

Both are capable of kicking field goals in the 30-yard range. Nomads Plan Outing At Cavalry Club The Nomads Club plans its fall outing at the Cavalry Country Club on Thursday. Dr. Richard J. Rebasz was the 1965 winner of the Brad Wheeler Memorial trophy when the two-day event was at the Thousand.

Island Club at the August outing of the 24-member group. Robert W. Ross, the program chairman, will present the awards to the 18-hole winners at the dinner at the Cavalry Club. BOBBY FISCHER LOSES HAVANA, Cuba (f)--Russia's Ratmir Jolmov defeated Bobby Fischer, the United States champion from New York, in 46 moves of an adjourned match early Tuesday in the Capablanca chess tournament to the Giants of New York and the coach made no effort to do so. You cannot build for next year without playing this one first and 1965 looks like it might be the year of the big hangover.

What has happened to the Giants is very easy to understand. The calendar chopped tackles broke down. Moran and Dimidio a Contoulis are gone. Lovetere has a bum leg. Three more ships in the night passed through at that position before they brought Roger Anderson over from the offensive unit a acquired a cut named Mike Bundra.

The rest of it wasn't so bad except for them down. Football is a young man's game quarterback. But in the exhibition season it and now most of the boys-grown-older a gone. There were holes which could not be filled in while they were winning. There were became clear that these were the two points of no return with what was available.

So they traded away Darrell Dess, who was the deals that had to made for the money guts of their pass blocking because they needed a professional quarterback to i out what the other kids could do. my life in this," Sherman says," I could work 18 maybe 20 hours a day and I have but when I hit the pillow, I sleep. I didn't sleep for nights after I to send Dess away. I knew what it would do to us. But we had to have a quarterback.

If we didn't have a professional, I could never judge what the ethers could do because we and there was no way on earth to make the deals everybody knew had to be made for the year after next. So they won three championships, which was about as good as you can get, and then last year, which was the coach's fourth, the legs got older an'd the arms grew tired' and all the wheels fell off. NOW THE COACH HAS TO FIND A be put together in one. week or six or eight. If he's lucky he can do it in 11 Somebody switched off the lights and the coach started the projector rolling and it was Sunday afternoon in Dallas and the Giants were third and two on the Dallas 39.

And there was Ernie Wheelwright going for the first down but the center, hasn't been here long enough to learn every- name took out after the wrong man and Wheelwright came up five inches' short. Now it was fourth and inches and coach was explaining that the wind being don't stay down. what it is in Dallas, a field goal was risky and know." a punt wouldn't have meant much so he sent in Bob Crespino to block at tight end and they went for the yardage. But the left guard, who is also new, forgot to pull. He went straight ahead at a man already immobilized and from the left corner of the screen, a halfback in Dallas' stacked defense busted the play.

thing. It would have been a-mess. "I didn't sleep. I figure had to trade away Dess to save 39 men." It is a somewhat dramatic way to put it but it is accurate. The Giants have had to scramble at tackle and at quarterback.

Their new quarterback will not win a championship for them and next year they will have to start, all over again at that position but it was a move that had to be made. "You're down now," a man suggested, "and it takes time. But what's to insure that clubs do, you "They'scramble," the coach said. "They push the panic button: We admittedly had to scramble at quarterback but the other kids are going to play. We can't panic.

We don't have to. not champions." The Giants scrambled for a quarterback because they had nothing. They scrambled for years ago," Sherman conceded, tackles because without a pass rush of any i 1 A 11 1 "We get the first down. That kind of thing is the difference. Two mental mistakes in two plays.

Well, we used to have the edge. kind, a professional football team is less than nothing. But for the rest, if he can play them week after week. may be right. higher than fifth, which is the Braves' current spot in the National League standings.

The 1965 Braves, the choice of many for the pennant, fell out of the race in the past two weeks. They were nine games out of first place going into Tuesday night's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Bragan has been the target of County Stadium hecklers the season, scheduled to be the Braves' last in Milwaukee. Bragan, a southerner, is expected to be more popular in Atlanta, where the Braves are moving next season. Milwaukee is the third major league team managed by Bragan. He piloted Pittsburgh in 1956 and 1957.

The team finished seventh both seasons. He also managed Cleveland in 1958 when the Indians finished sixth. Spahn Wants to Continue As Major League Hur I er 'L TM'J CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) Warren Spahn, who will be 45 next April, has no idea what's in store for him next season but he's sure of one thing he wants to continue to pitch in the major leagues. men's 18-hole group sweep stakes at Onondaga: Class A-- Mrs. D.

Shlpps 76, A. Douat 78, Mra. Raasch 79. Class B-Mrs. Vibbert SI, Mrs.

H. Stacey 82, Mrs. Terrell fcJ. Class Mrs. A.

Amos 84, Mrs, Maier and MeiBler to. Mrs. Pohl 87. WASHINGTON KANSAS CITT BlVame 2b 4 1 2 0 TarUb'l Cf 3 0 0 0 MeM'irn 3b 5 0 1 0 H'btrwr Dh 1 0 1 1 Klnc rf 3 2 1 2 us 4 0 0 0 Howard If 4 0 2 0 Causey 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 lb 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Charles 4 0 1 OHflT'lson 4 0 0 0 Bryan 3 1 i 2Hevnolefc IT man 4 0 0 0 6tfthl rf 3 0 0 0 Sheldon Jtm Lock cf French Sr' 1 0 Lftfcffls Dh 1 0 0 0 Roswio ah 4 4 ToUli Ervin Drives Filly to Victory At Delaware DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) -Frank Ervin, who will drive favorite Bret Hanover Jn Thursday's Little Brown Jug, tuned up with straight-heat victory behind Mary Donner in Tues- day's Breeder's Filly Stake for 111 0 0 0 0 1 0 SI 3 5 3 df W9 910 E--None. DP--Wwh fusion Cltr 1 LOB--WMhtotton t.

KUUM Cltr i. (22). IT ER BR SO BucVwwtH 3-1 72-3 4 ft Krcuteer 0 1 0 Kline 1-3 Plwfoon L. 6 4 2 ZMcbscn 11-s 2 2 Mossl 2-3 1 ft Akcr 1 faced one mwi in 2 2 2-year-old trotters. Mary Donner, owned by the Donner Packing of kee, won the first heat of the two-dash stake in 2:05 and the second in 2:04 3-5.

French The race was run at the Delaware County Fairgrounds on the second day of grand circuit 2 I 0 week. "I know Bob Feller and others have advised me to quit," the great left-hander said Tuesday "but I 'see no reason why I should. My arm feels fine, my health is good and more important, I know I can still pitch winning ball- Furthermore, I still enjoy it." This has not been one of Spahn's best years. His won- and-lost record is 7-16 but since joining the San Francisco Giants after his released by the New York Mets last July he has pitched well. His 3-4 record with the league- leaders is misleading.

He. has lost several tough games. At other times, he left with a lead which his reliever failed to protect. 'Td like to stay on with the Giants," said Spahn. "It's a ing his illustrious career.

His ambition is to win at least 11 more. That would give him a lifetime total of 374 National League victories, or one more than the record shared by Christy Mathewson and Grover Cleveland Alexander. SAILORS WIN OYSTER BAY WI-The United States won its second straight race in the Scandinavian Gold Cup sailing series Tuesday when Ernest Fay of Houston, Tex. skippered his 5-5 meter yacht, Pride, to first place. Jantt Miner Victor In Water Ski Event j- ENDICOTT Fourteen-year- old Janet Miner of Liverpool won tha girls iJalom champion- ahip In the New York State Water Ski Tournament staged here Saturday.

Janet took 94 consecutive bu- 4 ---Aline, owned by the Sherwood wonderful organization and In Herman Franks, they have a Farm of Irvington, N.J., and driven by Wayne (Curly) Smart, won the Breeder's Filly Stake 2-year-old pace in straight heats and set a for a 2- year-old HHy on a one-half mile track with times of 2:03 and 2:03. BELLING SHIFTED BOSTON (fl Former Navy All-America Joe Belli no was shifted from Ranker to running back Tuesday as the Boston Pa i uoauay as wi ovaiun a. to cam a trials to pep theft text war East- offense Jn preparation tor tfielr' 1 Tournament American Football League fma! I wtfl! Denrw Frtrfay rtgfrt, fine manager. "I intend to find out at the end of this season what pians they have in Blind for me, if any. If they decide on a younger man, I hope to be to make connections with another dub in Wg leagues." Spahn has won 363 games dur- 9 0 9 9 9 tftMf PRINTING THE rant PUM mum eftm Iff In Fine (SCHUMANN'S isthebjgbuy! First taste will tell you why! Ml tv ftrftfebni Attftfff fcfettetf Wttsfey QQPtw Neutral Spm CHANNlt 7:30 pm TIM Virginian Epic, starring James Drury.

night, the cattlemen of Shiloh face financial disaster- deadly range war with Australians! 9:00 Dm Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatre A new'night-and-time for the best in television drama. Tonight's attraction: "The Crime," starring Dana ter, Pat O'Brien, Sheree North and Jack Lord, In color. 10:00 om I spy (New) They claim to be on the tennis circuit--but their real game is much, much deadlier. Robert Gulp and Bill Cosby co-star. Overseas undercover at its best! In.