The Evening Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 49

THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1947 PAGE 49 6th to New Start. 11-17 8th to Motie Brand, 11-14 8th to New Start, 11-17 7th to Count Howard, 11-13 Veterans Play Hoya Frosh The Veterans Institute-City team combated injuries and withdrawals that caused an original 32-man squad to dwindle to 21. Tho Veterans will rely heavily on an aerial attack. Quarterback Jack Maeby will be back in the lineup to handle the tossina with Ends BONIFACE SELECTS: AT HOWIE By William Boniface IRacing Editor, the Sunpapers Best Bet Double Jarj (Sixth Race) riMT 12 500; 3 ml. Si 70 U.

Keeneland Sales Prices Lower Lexington. Nov. 21 (JP) Final auctions are scheduled for today at the Keeneland fall sales. Prices paid to date have been under those paid a year agft. Top price of $12,000 at yester day's sales was paid by E.

P. Taylor, of Toronto, for a yearling daughter of ThAramond II Unserved. The Ally was consigned by Charlton Clay. The 139 head sold yesterday brought $299,300, an average of $2,153, about $500 per thoroughbred under the 1946 fall sales figures. Junior College football team will conclude Us season tomorrow against Georgetown Freshman in Washington.

In compiling a 3-3 slate, in its second year, the Junior College EARN GABARDINE TOPCOATS at an UMBPATARI PRirFiQ Last Race Track Date 2d by 2 to Dearie's Gift, 11-12 by 6 to Town's Bully, 11-14 5th to C'Est Tout, 11-19 5th to Town's Bully, Bow 11-18 3d by Merry, 11-6 4th to Leventia, 11-19 tlth to Lady 11-14 6th to Dearie Oift, 11-12 12th to Leventia, 11-19 12th to Demure, 8-28 8th to Leventia, 11-19 7th to Trout Lake, 10-21 10th to Play Merry, 11-6 TAtLORiNGo George Viehmeyer and Edwin Filbey doing most at the receiving. With the exception of Center Charles Weismann, who is still ailing, Coach Ernie Rau figures to have his regular team ready to oppose the Washingtonians. Ooen Every Evening to 9 P.M. the rest of your life if you're tailor. Or you can open jronr owt ahop.

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109, 10 Bus xl07 No boy 8 White Ford Turner 4 Memory Boss, xlOl Williams 2 Conilass. xlOl Turner 1 Some Where, 109 Balzaretti 8 Ann-San, 106 No boy 12 Grape Line, 112 Kelper 15 Star Time. xl04 No boy 3-1 3-1 5-2 5-1 8-1 10-1 15 1 10-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 16 Timoti, Knapp 20-1 xFlve pWnds apprentice allowance cla OX1I1JI West Aims For No. 12 Barrel-chested Joey Longo tonight will sally forth again to tackle a job that stumped him six months ago. The Baltimore lightweight will oppose Sonny Boy West, Washington Negro boxer, in a ten-round rematch that headlines the ring show at the Fayette street armory.

Washingtonian Favored West, who is undefeated here in 11 battles, decisioned Longo in an eight-round match late last May and rules the favorite to make it No. 12 tonight. Rated off their most recent per formances in this bailiwick, it would seem that the joust shapes up as one of those "6-to-5-and-take- your-choice" affairs. West knocked out Vic Young in one round, and Longo stopped Danny Bryant in the initial However, the belief prevails that West's superior boxing tactics will prevail over Longo's slugging style. Klingmeyer Comeback Ray Klingmeyer, former Marine who won nine of a dozen battles be fore the home folk prior to going Into retirement last April, will es say a comeback against John Cunningham in a lightweight battle that holds top position among the six-round supporting frays.

Klingmeyer is a deadly puncher with his right hand and, despite his lay-off, UKeiy wm rule the choice. The complete program: TEN ROUNDS Sonny Boy West, Washington, vs. Joey Longo. SIX ROUNDS Ray Klingmeyer vs. Johny Cunningham.

Teddy Williams. Philadelphia. vs. Billy Cooper, Washington. POUR ROUNDS Garland Edwards vs.

Johnny Ford. Sam Jefferson. Washington, vs. Leon Brown. Philadelphia.

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Box 12835 ST. Won neck over I Hop-Ope'r. 11-15 2d by 3 to Okamsel, 11-17 2d by 3 to Operator, 11-19 2d by i to Aphodice, 11-12 5th to Storm Hawk, Bow 11-18 2d by 3 to Split The Wind, 11-19 by 4 over Air Power, 11-17 4th to Aphrodlce, 11-12 10th to Little Harp, 11-15 Trailed Play Pretty, 10-4 11th to Victim, 11-18 8th to Lictor, 11-15 8th to Aethelred. 11-14 6th to Aphrodice. 11-12 7th to Split The Wind, 11-19 Won 6 over Louray O'Neill, 11-20 Won over Fertile Lands.

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Mat Duos Rescheduled Team wrassling will have a place on the Coliseum mat program next Tuesday for the third successive week. And also for the third straight time, one of the teams will be Steve Gob and Ace Freeman. Victors in their two past outings, with Pat Welsh and Fred Caroni their latest victims, they this time will face Jesse James and Harry Finkelstein, a new combination for tandem duty. Caroni, meanwhile, gets a chance to regain winning stride in an individual fray. He meets George Bolas, a Greek, in the 30-minute opener.

The show's headliner, as announced yesterday, brings together Nanjo Singh and George Becker, unbeaten since opening new Coliseum campaigns. Singh, the Hindu cobra hold expert, has won over Babe Sharkey, Wladislaw Talun, Hans Kampfer and Gino Garibaldi, while Becker has flipped Finkel stein and Talun. A special 45-minute tussle brings back Don Lee, a Golden Terror-type Texan, to try to match Singh's conquest of Kampfer. Grid Game Canceled Greenville, N.C., Nov. 21 (JP) A football game scheduled to be played here tomorrow night between East Carolina Teachers College and Milligan College has been canceled.

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O. Bedwell entry. SIXTH $10,000 added; the Prince George 1 aDouble Jay, 120. Breen 3-5 8 Master Bid. 101 Mora 6-1 11 Butler, 115 Gray 5-1 10 Ocean Front, 107 Combest 9-1 4 cThe Doe.

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xllO No boy 20-1 Roomer's Choices Best Bet at Bowie: DOUBLE JAY Sixth Race This classy handicapper should prove the champion at the Bowie meeting. Star Stable Special: GALLANT JAKE Third Race This consistent youngster is due to win another and rates a special. Advised Place Tarlay: PIED PIPER Fourth Race IRISEN Fifth Race Two logical form selections should earn a place partay for this column. Complete selection: riMST RACE Abim, Alvinf Mom, Persuaded. SECOND Sam Bernard, Cremhn, Hearth Mouu, TH I HO Gallant Jake, Student Lamp, Fresh mrrrz.

rouRTH Pied Piper. Lanlast. El Mono. FIFTH Irisen. Golden Bull, Denagee.

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