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PAGE 5 i Tlalthnore Saturday, EVENING SUN SPORTS r. wi? nil PER Ik i The OriIs GARDEN STAT 'Selections And Consensus' UM 1 IMUN Consensus Boniface Sun Dial Jersey City Scores 7 Times, Routs Two Bird Hurlers Blitz Foot i8 Nancy's H. 3 Scuttlemate '3 Star Back Darby Darius Puritan Star Back Puritan Hadrian Jl Ji ..1 ISpecial to The Evening Sun 6 Bare Wings Bang Boy Yerm'k Bun Timeless Headoverheels Amperage Headoverheels Timeless Amperage 3 placed Hooks on the mound for Baltimore. Stallcup beat out a bunt, filling the bases. Barnacle scored and the bases remained loaded Ncila Jones Pi greeny Glory Miss Peacock Pigreeny Smajor Miss Peacock Erato 4 Big Moo.se 3 when Wilson fumbled Graham's L.

O'Neil (10; Alpine 4 Colonel G. 1 4 1 Panacea Pied Piper Even Break Panacea Even Break Tourelay Lonorlds Consensus Carter Kelly Roamer Star Back Star Back 10 Blitz Foot Nancy's ITro BliU Foot Firebroom Puritan (3 Meadow Grev BHiz Foot Scultlemale Beauzar Darby Bar 2) Scuttle Mate vVay Gold Morse Head Ov'r Heels H'doverh'ls 8 Ban 5 Hoy Bare Wings Bare Wings East Timelfss(5 luka Miss Bans; Boy Johns-Gaila Appeal Agent East (2) Vermark Bun Vcrnmrk Bun Moments Pifreeny Pigreeny 10 Erato N'ihi Jnces Biu Mn Burgoo Lily Glory (2 Hardy's by Little Pusn Ntila Jones Better Risk Smajor (2) Little Push Dawiuuile Erato Burning Twig Panacea 7 Lou ray O'Neil Louray O'Ncil Lmirav O'Neil Even Break Even Break 5 Colonel Govans Alpine Boy Alpine Boy-Panacea Burning T. 3 Coloiicl Gc.vans Col. Govans Whipsaw Marble Arch (7) Dr. Johnson Tir.

Johnson Breakable Miss Eternellea Whipsaw (5 1 Comedy PiayT Comei'y Plr.yer Dr. Joshim 11 Marble Arch Eternallea (4) Breakable Miss Double Duty Couu-ciy Piav Aethelred Aethelred (7) "Busy Moose Maiaiiuan liuit-r Grey Hood Briarclifl'M 3 Thornpateh Mountain Mist Busy Moom- Quatre Call Quatre Call 3 1 Bulrushes Sleek Jane Sleek Jane 8 "lTie (ieneral Stef-Lp The Gt neral Rose Of Dawn Rose Of D'n 1 5 Step-Up Th.ormond Thormond Karenette Karenette 4 Sickle Blade Chance )ak '1 exaldue War Scholar War Scholar 1 fi Seho LHtu- Hmgic Bor.mUe Sunstorm The Dem 1 1 Little Ptinie P.oni Little Kingie Little Action Sunstorm (5 Bonridge Sl Lo Lorton Dr. Johnson 1 a Comedy P. 1 3 1 Breakable M. 1 Marble Arch Eternallea Whipsaw Marble Arch Glen Heather Whipsaw Busy Moose Briarcliff Quatre Call Aethelred Aethelred Archer Astral Bugler 1 3 1 Marandan i3i Jersey City.

Sept. 6 Clinging to a mathematical chance of winning the International League pennant, Jersey City sent its top lefthander, lake Wade, to the mound today against the Orioles in the semifinal game of the regular sc ason. The Little Giants trail the league-Jeading Montreal ltoyals by one game and need two victories cou pled with two Hoal defeats to win the flag. In Wade. Manager Bruno lieuel is calling upon a fourteen same winner to keep the pressure en Montreal.

Oriole Manafjer Tommy Thomas countered with George Hooks, one of two Bird pitchers who did not participate in last night's 16-15 ten-inning debacle. The other. Mike MelUs. is slated to pitch the season finale tomorrow. Moss Leading In Home Huns Howie Moss.

Bird left fielder, took a two-homer lead into the Iray. He leads Syracuse's Hank isauer. 51-49 and is Kunnins; for Ins second straight league homer crou n. grounder. Yvars walked, forcing in Myatt.

Layton doubled off the left center wall, scoring Stallcup, Graham and Yvars. Mellis replaced Flanigan on the mound. Mackiewicz singled to left, scoring Layton. Whitehead doubled to left field. Mackiewicz stopping at third.

Wade tlied to Staller, Mackiewicz scoring after the catch. Barnacle fouled to Antonelli. Antonelli threw out Myatt. Seven runs; four hits; one error. Miss Osborne Wins Opener Forest Hills, N.Y., Sept.

6 (JP) Margaret Osborne, of. San Fran i6 The General Karenette Sleek Jane Rose of Dawn Sleek Jane Rose Of Dawn Little Pigeon Step-Up 10 Thormond 4 1 Little R. (7 Bonridge 6 Sebo 4 The Demander Sunstorm I'll Be Back War Scholar The Demander Sunstorm and 1 for Third BEST BET. Numbers in Parentheses following CONSENSUS Column Rate Horses' Value: 4 for Best Bet, 3 for irst. 2 for Second I 4s, I Coll I The Garden State Charts cisco, who is favored to win the National Women's Tennis Cham SATURDAY WYoIIkt cloiulv; track im1.

pionship, opened her quest of the 70 CI: tour Purw S3. 000; for maiden 3-year. one mur Value winner. M't'oiid. $T()(i.

2.01; off at 2.01 'j Start Kootl. won title today by overwhelming Jean Clarke, of Birmingham, Ala, 6-1, 'i Brooklyn, With Dobbs, Choice In 'All' Opener nr. Snoo, by Play. Ouncr. Cel.

Time 1 4t)'3. The lineup Wllwn. 2b. Amonelli. 3b.

llfT. It. Mnv. rf. IiMcrrn.

lb M'Urnditk. rf. 4 thorki. Rotimxn, r. cK.k.

p. I mpirr UtM-oll The national, setback a day by yesterday's torrential rain, began .11 list ITY Barnai'lr. if. Mv.ni. lb.

Mailt' II p. (raham. lb. itrs. c.

I.avlnti. rf. il htrwii r. rf. Uhllrlirad.

2b Wdr. p. Hook and Itona- iu. iSt 1 Jockey A. Snirier P.

Roberts M. N. tinnaU'. PP. 3 8 A ti in warm sunshine with 51 matches Horse Ffarmcnot Neddie Gal Sharon Demi -7.

Chatlise CONFERENCE scheduled to be run off in men's Wt. 120 117 1 17 117 1 17 1 17 117 51 ALL-AM ERICA WEST W. T. P.O. on i i 1' and women's singles.

EAST H. Team Cleveland. io 1.000 lack Kramer, of Los Angeles, the defending men's champion, drew a C. I.rrir Balaretti II. Delanev H.

Claggett 6.714 T. 0 0 l.ily Mars Tipsirhord Smart Start Handle. SI Los Angeles 1 1 1 0 1 re. .500 .000 .000 Team New Vork. Buffalo.

Baltimore Brooklyn 8 0 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 2 0 .000 San Francisco 1 Chicago 8 Show bye in the opening round. Cliflon Doubles St r-usMt $22.00 1.70 $2 Mutuels Paid Fearmennt Neddie (Jai By Walter Taylor Prices ST.dO Si. 25,000 to The Clifton Park AH Comers trill. First Inning BALTIMORE Wilson walked. Antonneli popped to Graham, taller beat out a hit to Wade, Wilson coins to second.

Mot-s flied to Mackiewicz. Wilson and Staller pulled a double steal. Dahlgren vat called out on strikes. No one hit; no errors. JERSEY CITY Barnacle walked.

Hyatt also walked. Flanigan re- mated anywhere from 40.000 is expected to see tennis tournament men's doubles (he newest hi final is listed tomorrow (1 o'clock) i 1 Sharon (i l-Viirmoii! Hom1 tu I'urly nnd iiKriv 11 of Mri'U-h, rlo.scd wiUi mti1 Hie end. Sharon (J. Mow to veiUe ml" real threat In stretch, hunt' in lute P. 'it.

Lily in ttrht quarirrs coi its colors A.A.C., eleven unveil on the Clifton courts, with the liy tiiili against the Flatbush team which is mixed-doubles title round at 5 P.M Monday. led by the fabulous Glenn Dobbs After months of intensive planning and laying of groundwork, Baltimore embarks on a new gridiron venture tomorrow. At 2.15 o'clock, the Colts, this city's first aggregation in a professional football major league, make their All-America Conference debut against the Brooklyn Dodgers. With good weather, a crowd esti- 6 fur. the league's most valuable player SECOND up in its maiden season last year.

There will be festivities and en Cards Eye Home Stand Fearmenoi Pays $22 At Gsrden I William Iloniface iRaciug Ediior, lite Suv.impen:' Garden State Park. Sept. 6 Li'Jit maiden three-year-olds pa-railed in the t'nst race here today it was Cedar Farm's Fearmenoi who raiiuati'd from the of the noiiwimuTs at $22 for S2. i. Albert Snider arrived hum Chicago in time to accept his tir-l mount atop Fearmenot and hu-iied the son of HeliopoiLs and Stttju to the wire a half length in front of Mrs.

V. Vau Chan's Nednie Gal. the 6-to-5 choice. The latter was two lengths in front of A. Carney's Shavfin G.

Polynesian Withdrawn The i ui.e cif 2.1 Kii) were tiisappointed Jiisl prior to the lirsl rate when it was announced that Eitncndei Farms Pol nesian, country's champion sprinter, had been withdrawn from the SlS.OOO-addcd Valley Koi'ft handicap, fifth and feature att rai ton Despite showers the morn-iiv. the track was a "eod'' condition fH' the first race and Fearmenot went the mile and 70 yards in 1.46 1-3 While Neddie Gal and Challise went out to fiuht for the early lead. Snider rated Fearmenot snugly ahum in the middle of the pack. moed the outside on the turn and then drove to victory down the middle of the track. Neddie Gal had no excuse after holding a length advantage at the furlong mark t- r.

S30.30. 10.30. $7.10 jo. 10. St.lO S6.30 Snnirt Slull'.

La lU-imttc. Lake. I awa alui ran. Ardent Miss, 113 (Snider) Happy Prince, 119 (Buxton) Kosemere Dee, 113 Tinu 1.12.1-5. Court Are.

CuineHa Relic Cole. Saralee C. River l.idtt. Cimi, tertainment galore, but most atten JIM CASTIGLIA Hard-hitting Colt fullback tion will be centered on the T-for Hand Uy Jack mation which Coach Cecil Isbcll ball at home, winning 38 and losing 22. This is fair enough until it is will throw at Brooklyn.

At the same time he'll be hoping the Colts compared with the Dodgers' phe somewnat porous pass dcrenso, in adequate in two losing exhibition games with Buffalo and Cleveland THIRD fur. Artist Life, 120 (J. Adams') No Bull. 120 (W. Balzarttti) Istan.

120 (K. J. Martin) Time 1.12 2-5. al Icily, Brown Mua! B. P.ovartl, Narragansetl, aHmwn a en I rv.

$2. SO Sit). 10 Stable S3. 10 Sl.l.'Jii. ust it-t.

riuiiwi holds to some extent against the King M'nlas. .1 Iso ran. alliuli; aerial wizardry of Dobbs. Use Single Winf? The Dodders, beaten by San I'Ot'RT II Francisco, 23-7, in their opener last New York. Sept.

i.4'; St. Louis aettles down for a 17 -tame home tand today, faced with the back-breaking task of overcoming a aeven-game Brooklyn lend. Unless the Cardinals better their Fportsman'a Park record by several points and the Dodgers flop ay below their 'season road mark, the defending champions' cause is hopeless. 21 (lames Lift Seven games back with 24 to play, Eddie Dyer's never-say-die Cards have three engagements with Cincinnati before the Eastern clubs came in for a 10 game visit. Then they wind up the home stay with Chirago before visiting Pittsburgh and Chicago in the final days of season.

Sunday on the Coast, will use th 1 1-1 mi. mm unbalanced single wini under nomenal 51-22 Ebbets Field mark for a .099 percentage. Brooklyn away from home has a 33-28 won-and-lpst record, not too far behind the St. Louis home performance. Need Kout Of Dodgers Continued Dodger play at their .541 road pace would clinch the flag in the West unless St.

Louis boils over to win virtually every game. As matters stand today, after Brooklyn's 7-6 nod over New York yesterday, the Cardinals must figure on a clean sweep of next week's important series with the Brooks or call it quits. Of Brooklyn's 20 remaining games only four will be played at Ebbets Field, but any combination of 16 Dodger wins or St. Louis defeats can clinch the flag. which their head coach, CliJT Battles, rose to fame as one of football's greatest backs.

1 R1 m. ItfciaJ Si- fc-ajtsfa The visitors will field a starting team which outweighs the home forces by only three pounds per f5 Ww iiii i i man. 211 to 208. Dodgers Advantage Brooklyn will have no more ex Over the season play, the Red-birds have flayed consistent .633 l-dolden Bull. 2-IIijih Trend.

3-lohvtown. l-Lii-'nthousf. perienced timber than the Colts, only the advantage of having been organized longer and played together more. That in itself may be Baseball Standings Timonium Results an important factor. Asiae.irom ijodds, vmo is a one- "hy Cry Scores INTERNATIONAL LEACit'K AMERICAN LEAGUE abt.

,1 fur. FOURTH elm. 3-yr. tin; man offensive in himself and one of the top players in modern-day fool- ball, Brooklyn doesn't figure to be kiU too strong. However, it possesses A V.

L. PC G.B. Vew York K5 49 .634 ISn ton 71 51 .548 1 Krlroit 71 61 1J 68 63 .519 15'i Philadelphia 67 65 .508 17 Chiraco ....62 71 .466 22 Washington 57 75 27 St. Luim 47 85 .356 37 Fimonium W. PC.

CD. Montreal 91 SH JervrT 1 Krrac nc til 7 ftuflalo 5i 17 Korbetier. 7 Ail 2 S'wifk CS .4 to 3J1-. ORIOLES K7 2S luronto tl KX .417 29'j Game Tomorrow RlOllS at Jirse ilv. good performers in Tackle Martin Ruby, End Saxon Judd, Center Tex Warrington and Backs Bob Perina.

Dub Jones. Mickey Colmer and Walt McDonald. flames Tomorrow lloston at Philadelphia (2). St. Louis at lietroit.

Cleveland at Chicago. New York at Washington Schwenk At Quarter Dobbs is due to start in the back- Toronto Montreal (3. UuKalo at Krheter Newark at Mracu've (2). NATIONAL I.f'AOl V. v- 1 field with McDonald, Monk Gaf-j ford and either Perina or Colmer.

LXSTI UN SHORE LEAGUE 5-Pandora- -l-IJoleynnrey lime. 2-Kapmee. 3-Anyway. Ulack IJass. 8-Huckle The line includes Jim McCarthy l-Princess Title, mint.

6-Hyde Gal. 7- W.L. P.C. Fed'sburR 60 63 .488 W.L. C.

Camhrl-ee 8 34 .721 Sea 73 49.598 Dover 68 54 .557 Milfurd 62 62 .500 and either Herb Nelson or Judd. ends; Ruby and either Nick Daukas or Garland Williams, tackles: Kehoboth 49 74 .398 46 77 .374 L. PC. II. nrookl.Tn 511 .627 t.

Luu 75 55 .517 7 Button 75 6 M6 9il2 New York 66 61 16 Incinnatl ..64 72 .471 21 Chlraro 5 71 .441 21U PhiUdrlphla 54 7H .409 29 PltUburich 14 78 .409 29 name Tomorrow Cincinnati at St. I.ui (2). Salisbury. 44 78 .361 Results Aqueduc George Bernhardt and Harry Buf- fington. guards, and Joe Gibson, center.

FIFTH 6 fur. Games Tomorrow Seaford at Rehoboth. Dou at I Salisbury at Eederalsbiir(. iamhridee at Millord. Uy Snowden Carter 'ith Jockey Johnny Tammaro workin-j for all he was worth.

Mrs. II. J. Mohrs Wliy Cry. S4.20 for S2.

came from far off the pace to take the openinc; race at Timonium today by half a length from Ethel Morse. Lacking early foot. Why Cry was next to last in the early stages of the sprint, but she came on with fine energy when Tammaro commenced to her en the back-stretch of the second lap. Why Cry had ail but F.thcl Morse beaten as she entered the stretth. Tammaro used both boot and whip in the eighth and the filly succeeded in getting up at the very end.

Cairness beat Weslover Lady for third money, but neither was a threat to the first two. Verte In Front Another favorite galloped home in the second race when Verte, trained by Basil A. Hall, led from start to finish of the five-furlong In addition to these eridders. the lircoiklvn at New mk Philadelphia at lloston. hlcuKo at I'll tsriurch.

Dodgers will unveil three newcom All double-headers. ers. Fullback George Benson. End Sms rra rTI Bob Hein and, Tackle Chuck Huneke, obtained today from the Chicago Rockets. All will be in uniform tomorrow.

The Colts have Bud Schwenk Baseball Scores National League 0 0 0 3 E3 operating at quarterback in place of injured Ernie Case, and this for mer collegiate passing star is looked mi. upon as a worthy foe for Dobbs GLENN DOBBS Dandy Dodger, tailback, is mainspring of Baltimore's first league oe Colt Dodger Lineup For Tomorrow Reckless. 3-C'Fst Tout. 4-Cellophane. in the nipping duel snould 1-Challedonian.

2-liss 5-Lenvvell. 6-Saracen 31iss. 7 New York 01 materialize. War Adend. 8-Teaneck Comet.

9-Lut ky Schwenk will have sturdy mates Reward. 10-Operator. 11-Hlucher. 12-Ileliotrope. -Poat and W.

Cooper. York 0 in Billy Hillenbrand. Kay lerreil and Jim Castiglia in the secondary with him. Brooklyn Uranca and Edwards. New Chicago 3 11 0 0 111 I Natragansett Results THIRD 6 fur.

dash to return $6.40 Finishing two and a half lengths behind Verte was As You Is, who closed full of run to take the plsce a head from Teddy Smart. The latter had forced the winner's pace from the stall, but weakened in the drive under weak handling. TIMONIUM The Colts Lineup On the line Isbell will use Gil Mevers at right end and Joe Kodba CbM-ago Itorowv and Sdu-fling. Pbiudelphia at ItiiNlon, 8.15 P.M. Pittsburgh Bonham and Kluttz.

Ciii( innali at St. Louis, 9.15 P.M. ti etl fH'- at center if the Colts kick off. Sig Sigurdson and Mike Phillips or Don Nolander will replace them should the Colts receive. 3 yr i.a tl.

fur. American League FIRST mm 'No. COLTS WRt. Pos. Wgt.

DODGERS No. 57 DECHTOL 210 L.K. 210 McCARTIIY 56 48 MELLUS 210 L.T. 250 RUBY 43 3. FRENCH 22.

E.G. 215 BERNHARDT 31 28 KODBA 195 C. 215 GIBSON 21 37 LIO 235 R.G. 210 FIN TO 33 49 PERPICII 235 R.T. 220 DA UK AS 40 55 MEYERS 200 R.

E. 210 JUDI) 53 64 SCHWENK 200 Q.R. 200 McDONALD 61 82 HILLENBRAND 180 L.H. 210 DOBBS 90 83 TERRELL 190 R. H.

180 GAFFORD 80 75 CASTIGLIA 210 F. B. 205 PERINA 70 Otherwise the forward wall re mains the same with Hub Beehtol al New "1 i -1 S4 20, S3.00. S2 60 IC S4.40. SIM -i i S3 40 Stu.tr n.

i. li iddy rar. --yr. A- up. 5 S6.40- 51.K.

2. I ifll is JO the other end. John Melius and George Perpich, tackles: Barry French and Augie Lio. guards. I -Tt Ill Not onlv will Baltimore have to 114 A ii IV 53 41) nor P.v- New orV Drrwa and Itubtnvon, Washincton Wynn and Mancuso.

I 02 4 i Bi.iy. I halt Dobbs's air maneuvers, but it must trv to uncover a ground game Ko.jne. ii c. i Boston 0 0 0 H-davr. i-Anv Mow.

Si 1-Wait For Me. 2-Kniithlhood. Zac's Image. Average weight of Colts' line, 215 5-7 pounds; average weight of Colts' back field, 195 average weight of colts' team, ZUB2-U pounas. 0 10 Average weight of Dodgers' line, 218 4-7 pounds; average weight of Dodgers' Dad DuubU- Wivi Cry an I Verir paid S13.80 for S2.

THIRD -SI 000 cim 2-yr not. 5 lr. Co; Water, 115 iCj Oris." S5.60. S4.20, S2 4 Sr ---fy I- mv. IDS 3 5.00.

S3.JJ 7 ill 1'-. S2.40 i 1 i i. I backfield, 200 pounds; average weight of Dodgers' team, 2114-11 pounds. NARRAGANSETT FAWTl CKKT. I I and TebbetU.

Philadelphia Boston Johnson Cleveland 2HEana Philadelphia Fowler and Rosar. DODGER RESERVES COLT RESERVES of its own to abet Schwenk's tossing. Entertainment Features For entertainment the Colts have planned plenty. Their 60 piece marching band will enter the horseshoe at 2 o'clock and play before the contest starts and at the half. A 15-piece swing band also will be 20 Warrington (c) 52 Nelson (e) 20 Wright (c) 54 Baumgartner (e) AQUEDUCT NEW YORK Bj tlic Associated Press! FIRST $4,000: 3-r.

up. 6 far. ValK.u-i:ii lit; (T. S3.20. S2.30, ihc AsiOeuiteJ 56 Sigurdson (e) aP.

A 0 0 0 1 4-yv FIRST ioimi rari. 7. it wi Chicago r-i r. mmuU mmmiiM auaU mmmmm nnl Our Puu. llfi MfCnaivi $2.70, S2.S0 Cleveland Eeller and He tan.

I hiiao 1'apish and Tresh. 55 Pataneili (e) 57 Hein (e) 62 Tackett (b) 63 Kowalski (b) 72 Colmer (b) 73 Benson (b) 81 A. Akins (b) 82 E. Harris (b) 83 Nygren (b) si D. Jones (b) 92 Tevis (b) 22 Gustafson (c) 24 Callahan (g) 34 W.

Jones (g) 35 Jeffers (g) 37 A. E. Harris (g) 41 Mieszkowski (I) 44 Williams (t) 45 Martinovit-h (g) 47 Huneke (t) 48 Wetz (t) 50 Scruggs (e) Ciolchon. llfi T. Atkinson).

S2.30 5 Gelthell (e) 62 Cure (b) 63 Gaivin (b) 65 Black (b) 66 Nemeth (b) 73 Mertes (b) 77 F. Akins (b) HI Mobley (b) R7 Y'arriian (b) 88 Dudish (b) 21 Phillips (c) 22 Nolunder (c) 24 Mandley (c) 30 Yokas 33 Zorich (g) 34 Marino (g4 41 King (t) 42 Hekkers (t) 43 HiRgins (s) 45 Landrigan (t) 46 Kasap (t) 51 Davis (e) Plare Stadium At il .1. 'M Tinu- -1 12 4-5. ir.r. i Dr fCCOND-f 3 1 4 i 1.

ritji. I i ifc no, featured. Six drum majorettes, led by Dotty McClure, State 'champion, will perform, as will a barber-shop quartet in Gay Nineties logs and the St. James drum and bugle SLLouU Detroit. S3 3.01;.

$16.00 40 1 S12.20. 60 I i Time of Game 2.15 P.M. uri r.M;ur; corps. 1 hi S2. Care una I I 1 Hawthorne Results FIRST 3-r.

up; 6 fur. Tinicmum Races nUcsES DIRECT TO STAND s.rlr: International League ohoicS ej 0 Paul Duke Signs With Grid Yanks Atlanta. Sept. 6 iP Paul Duke. Tunc 1.14 1-5- l-Taiccss Mary.

Miss Atomic. Dolce Mia al.so ran. SECOND 2-yr fi Inr. Manyink. ill U.

Jpssoui S7.20. S4.30. F-rniiklv. 117 Ciueino S4.40. UAlriicld.

117 A. l-ir 5,2.20 1 urn- 4-5. C5.y Hcn'h-i. aWord ul Hui.ui". Nomornar.

CTertU.fd t-1 he Urr U'h aSun l.inber sho ran. aPhaiitom Farm eir.rv. bWhratlt-y Stubl-Bclair Slud eim THIRD 000: ihe Kolhiu" Rori: S'uri-ic- chiitc: 3-yr. up. 2 Bruit own.

138 i J. Mui S9.50. S5.30. S2.20 Gala RtiKh. 140 (R.

Anstraai S0.20, S2.10 aAnnotator. 141 tc. Peoples S2.10 Time 3.53 1-5. Parader. aHsmpiun Roads.

Lady Janice also ran. aMonipelier entry. FOURTH $10,000 the Babylon 6 tur. Newsweekly. 120 (R.

Donos-oi. S7.40. S3.40, S2.90 Ace Admiral. 119 (T. Atkinson I S3.60.

S3. 30 licet Command. 112 tS. Clark S5.60 Time 1.12 2-5. oVtilcans Vorr.e.

Bia bMu.stclHn. Andy Hciuiv. uRnidv Jack. An- VI i 1 Georgia Tech's All-America center. said todav that he lias signed a con Jersey City BU lJ LJ LJ Baltimore Hooks and Robinson.

Jersey City Wade and Yvars. L.r AC El tract to play for the New York Yankees, of the All-America Professional Football Conference. if 1 -a 1 0.0 2 000 0 0 Duke, a star at Tech tor three Choice ficcoirrmciict'ons Cci'J tot'cty EUSSES LEAVE KSUURLT FRuM 11 A. M. TO P.

M. Trailways Bus Terminal years, lclt here cany uus ween ior I. i Montreal 2 0 0 000 1 0 Kochester Heedrr and Marshall. Montreal I'allra and Campanella. dnlini).

liChnins hI.ko run at' Whitntv i-f 11 tok llH'Mde Slalflc cnlrv CD.C3 217 V. Baltimore St. a conierence wnn me tj units. me rival National League, but said he was unable to reach an agreement with that team. OEUSOEJdD 17CC CLIK- CKA3LES ST Buffalo 0 Toronto 0 ve.

esaVj Stoneleigh Bowling Center Has Openinesi for 5B0 Teams at 9.15 P. Thursday, September 11th Baltimore coach co. YE. 5itfi l-Try Flight. 2-Rich Sweep.

3-Dusty. Zac. 4-King Malcolm. 5-River Jark. 6-Sgt.

Rice. 7-Jimmy's Rose. 8-Inerette. 9-My Zaca. 10-Fergie's Ariel.

1 1 -All Business. 12-Feather Up. Scralrhrit RaHlp Mouse. Sleppin Lively, Patrh Party, Your Reward, Shasta Man, OJd Mexico. He did not disclose the terms of his contract but previously had rejected another offer of 0.000.

Duke was to" join the Yankees today for his initial workout. CUSSES FOR HIRE i Telephone Evergreen 1M aRalo Shirley and oiftit. ToronfM-Eine and Halts. at Syracuse, 8.15 P.M. HEIGHTS AVU 4933 PARK.