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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1938, Hartford High Tackles Weaver Grid Team Bulkeley Smashes Into New Britain Weaver and Hartford Gridiron Stalwarts Who Battle At Municipal Field This Morning Lardner Sees Cornell Team Beating Penn Poet Laureate of Journalism Also Picks Brown, Manhattan, Fordham and Southern Methodist Green, Shea Elevens Are Win Choices Unbeaten Elevens, Fired by Incentives, Favorites in Turkey Day Games i Xv (.5 Today BY GRATTAN O'CONNELL. The 1S38 scholastic champion of this state, New Britain High School's football team, and a scrappy Hartford Bulkeley squad will meet at Willow Brook Park in New Britain 10:30 o'clock this Thanksgiving Day morning and Weaver High of this city, with New Britain boasting a record free of defeats and ties, will smash into a battered Hartford High team at Municipal Field at 10 o'clock BY JOHN LARDNER. New York, Nov. 23. This week's football revelations come in two sections.

You get cranberry sauce with the first and your money back with the second. Thursday: Reserve for Pennsylvania's Quakers A bunk at some good undertaker's; Buy the flowers, toll the bell. And send the bill Cornell. Not to Waste ton mzrw tana Lu- xv IMS' vlt o4 Sf PI ft i I 1 ws The holiday game at New Britain annuauy attracts a mg, crowd and a Hartford-Weaver "sellout" is already assured. Coach Fred Sjone, of Weaver, having announcea last night that already 6000.

nearly a' capacity crowd for Municipal Stadium, had already purchased tickets Britain and Weaver are fired with strong incentives New Bri tain's being a powerful desire to clean up a dazzling season with a Missouri's team will win from Kansas. You-can't-keep-a-good-team down department: Arkansas over Tulsa. An upset-Vandys fighting men Will carry home the jam Aboard Jne midnight choo-clioo when It leaves from Alabam'. When Western Reserve meets un with Cfljsff The latter Will finish in second place. How many times must a team go down Before it will take the hint, and drown? Science watches with bated breath As Columbia loses again to Brown.

a- "Sprint note: Manhattan over Villanova. The-whole-damn-thlng-must-be-. a-mlsprint note: A over Southern California. Nebraska seems to have hit her stride, And Kansas State is along for the ride. to-bet-on-Carohna department; North Carolina over Virginia.

Fans of both the well-known SGXS Seem to see a chance for Texas" thiUkS 111 th Betting on the Texas Aggies. Ktelrsky WlU fl6ht but have no For Tennessee and her volunteers. Saturday: what-price-agriculture note- Oklahoma over Oklahoma A. arid M. Maybe-so-department: Tulane is good, but L.

S. T7. MKtte 15 Ugh' but Put victory which will stamp it as Connecticut's best beyond every wispy vestige of doubtr and Weaver's being a desire to keep clean the season's record of one of the mast brilliant Green teams in North Side annals and smash convincingly into defeat a Hartford High team which is the only hurdle between a twofold goal which combines a spotless year's slate and a clear and irrefutable claim to the mythical city championship Sheamen Determined. The powerful New Britain team, cock o' the Connecticut school football walk for several years, the 1 blaster this year of the finest opposition the state could offer, and the conqueror of its traditional rival, HarJord High, 52-0, has its incentive colored also with a desire to win impressively while Norwich, one of the few daring disputers of its supremacy, is perhaps losing at Norwich where the Academy team will be smashing today against a strong Stamford team. Only a surprising, even stunning, defeat for New Britain and a wide-margin victory for Norwich will turn even one-eighth of the state's scholastic sports followers away from the New Britain titular parade -The games this morning will send fans to literal feasts after a season in which they will have been figuratively glutted by fine foot Courant Photos.

Phil Goldenberfr. Weaver's brilliant back; upper right, Plnsky. left, and Tusia, a pair of Hartford linemen-lower left, "Big Boy" Carilli, left, kicking, and Moe Henry holding the ball; lower center, Ed Shea, Hartford back? lower right, Joe Duffy, another Hartford back. Weaver High, already victorious over Bulkeley High, can clinch the city football championship at Municipal Field this morning by defeating Hartford High. Some of the outstanding players of the two teams are shown above.

Upper Jeft, "Doc" Hurley, left, and "Dub" Bromberg, both of Weaver; upper center, Veteran Brown and Columbia Teams Clash At Providence This Morning Weaver-Hartford, Bulkeley-New Britain Probable Lineups In Today's Games Calling 'Em Right With BERT KEA.NE, Sports Editor ball ana siam-Dang oruismg auuuias-tic games New Britain rules a heavy favorite in the Hardware City game although the Maroons from the South Side are primed for their best game of the season and will come out with a carefully prepared defense which they hope will stall the Sheamen's powerful offense Weaver Favorite. Weaver is a slight favorite over Hartford High, the North Siders' splendid record giving them the big Providence, R. 23. (AP.) The Brown Bears and Columbia Lions cla.sh at Brown Stadium her Beside-tbfr name of Texas Tech. tomorrow morning in the ninth CARL SNAVELY'S Big Red Cornell squad is good enough to wind up its 1938 season with a victory over Penn today, It's a grand old game In Philadelphia it classes with the Yale-Harvard tilt Always manages to attract a capacity crowd to Franklin Field rega'rdless of records of tha rivals or the weather Cornell has too much power for the erratic Quakers Although If Penn has WEAVER HARTFORD Bromberc le Dinuccl Michaelson It Pinsky Malone lg Heubner Yacavone Lombardt DiCorcta Stepnowskl Sidorlfc rt Tusia Hurley re Ebersold Goldpnberg Henry Maloney lh Carilli Dufy Shea O'Connor fb McKone (Game starts at Municipal Field at 10 a.

m. NEW BRITAIN BULKELEY Massonts Je Klnaler Faoian Johnson Milane DePolis D'Aquila D'Ambrosia Gray Qulnn Rulevich rt Bonadies JendrzeJcEylc Cavanaugh G. Marino qb Guy Silverio lh Galuccl Dooman rh Parone Dornfeld Ib Garvey (Game starts at Willow Brook Parle. New Britain, at 10:30 a. Unsung Aces Selected On All-America game of a 32-year-old gridiron rivalry with neither eleven accorded any marked degree of superiority.

The kickoff is scheduled for 11 o'clock. Brown, beaten three times this fall, and Columbia, beaten five the strongest offensive teams in the I J'aill iVllfhpIson PrPSPnts ana their meeting nrobablv Expect Crowd of 70, 000 To See Cornell and Penn Elevens Clash will draw upwards of 25.000. one of its "good" days the game will be a battle. Snavely goes on the post-prandial circuit soon He is booked to make one of his stops in Hartford The date is December 14 He will speak and show football pictures to members of the Travelers Mens Club Prior to the speaking and the picture showing the Big Red coach will eat turkey with the club members. COACHES BECOME SPECTATORS.

The Cornell-Penn battle and the Army-Navy game, both in Philadelphia, attract the season's big All-Star Team Without a Big Head in Its Lineup Expectations are that the score will soar skyward and that the engagement will prove a thriller all the way. The presence of Sid Luck-mari, aerial artist, in the Lion ar ray gives the Lou Little contingent end oi odds Kept oown oy tne law that the annual Weaver-Hartford game is a blazer and by the fact that the Hilltoppers, as they have in other years, have worked like whipped army mules to get their injury-riddled force in shape for the big holiday battle and are sure to tear into the heavier, favored North Siders packed with fight New Britain will use plenty of deception and will explode powerful running plays, bristling with reverses, at the Bulkeley tackles and wings, while Weaver will probably cut loose with a "straight football" attack in which it will count upon its heavy team to gain much yardage along the ground Bulkeley is also expected to shoot deceptive plays against the Sheamen and will have a long-worked-upon defense ready for New Britain passesand will be wide-awake for laterals which may also constantlv pop among the New Britain leathers-handlers Aces In Action. The holiday games will flash some of the finest scholastic players to an euge in an expected air duel. But the Bruins were confident that they will be able to match Colum bia air advances with a ground attacK spear-neaded by Irving "Shine" Hall and the Bruin are Philadelphia, Nov. 23.

(AP.) Rain and chilly weather provided a dismal setting tonight on the eve of i Penn's traditional Thanksgiving Day clash with Cornell at Franklin Field in the East's top-flight football game of the day. The big Red team, rated one of the best in the East although beaten by Syracuse, arrived tonight and were bundled off at once to subur- i ban headquarters. The Penn team, in seclusion at Assecon. N. will arrive back in town shortly before gametime.

blocking back, John McLaughry. Both clubs will start veteran ar Tennessee Favored To WinToday Undefeated Volunteers Heavy Favorites to Defeat Kentucky Wildcats This Afternoon gest gathering of football coaches One can not walk up and down Broad Street without rubbing OARL SNAVELY elbows with the headliners of the gridiron game Friday, the day between the Penn-Cornell number and the Army-Navy classic, always has an interesting program of formal and informal meetings For the past two years miserable weather conditions have handicapped players and taken away much of the the csh customers who pay big money to see the Army-Navy meet. Lou Little and "Tuss" McLaughry, whose teams meet at Providence this morning, will be among those who sit in at the Philadelphia sessions Today's game between Columbia and Brown is a toss-up Both have fine clubs, exceptionally well drilled Both have lost games which should have been won On paper Columbia looks the best bet. rw a cI.se. but bet your' Santa Clara shades Detroit.

"department: Fordham over N. Y. U. Here is the special screwball bef Through an t0Ugh clMr Bgetgrab' th3e dd5 80 and' A trifle down on S. M.

TJ. Go-West -young- man- but-don't- take-any-wooden- nickels depart- ment: Dartmouth over Stanford. record ah Plnt to with pride Unbeanten, unscored on and also untied. She goes against Pitt at the top of her stride, And after the ball game, shell still be untied. Cotton-picking department: Mississippi over Mississippi State.

You know what Philadelphia scrapple is. This is a Philadelphia scran. West Point's team against Annapolis, With Navy winning by hatf a lap. Washington State will ru her date With Washington in '38." Holy Cross will give Gil Dobla a Licking and a touch of claustrophobia. Internecine department: Oregon over Oregon State.

Picking teeth is not so nice, Put Emily Past herself picks Rice. The loser in the last couplet, for the sake of the record is Baylor. (Copyright, 1938, NANA.) rays in a game that ends the sea sons of both contingents. The Lion squad arirved in Providence at noon today and went through a dress rehearsal for the game at Brown Stadium. The Bears drilled on the same truf after the Lions had completed their workout.

Of the eight games already played BY PAUL MICKELSOX. New York, No. 23. (AP.) Herewith is presented the only all-star college football team of its kind a squad without a big head on it. It's a 1938 all-America of unsung heroes, stars of the first magnitude who do their work so well hardly anybody pays and attention to them.

These fellows don't get many clippings to show their grand-children in years to come but together they probably couli whip any "all-star" agregation in the land. The team: Ends Fabian Hoffman, Pitta-burgh; Leonard Latch, Texas Tech. Tackles Win Pederson, Mlnna-sota; BobHaas, Duke. Guards Wilbur (Bud) Taylor, Texas Christian; Hank Pyzynski, Carnegie Tech. Center Si Holy Crew.

Backs Steven Sitko. Notre Dame; Paul Franklin, California: Jack Banta. Southern California; Bob Rose, Cornell. Bits about our All-America unsung heroes for '38: A crowd of close to 70.000 is expected to watch the game, the 45 meeting in the colorful series started in 1893. Cornell, which won last year, 34 to 20, in a stirring contest, is a top-heavy favorite, although Coach George Munger, of Penn, has declared his team is "primed" for the game.

Probable lineups: CORNELL PENN Hoi! in tne urown-uoiumbia series which had its inception in 1902 the Bruins have won four, Columbia has won three and one was tied. Probable lineups: BROWN COLUMBIA Nash Stulgattla Larkowlch it Snavely Manrodt lr Kinsella GUESSING. Replacing Frank Stangle, for the day, as a selector this correspondent sees Villanova as a winner over Manhattan; Duquesne to beat Niagara; Missouri to edge Kansas; Nebraska to nudge Kansas State; Alabama to take Vanderbilt; Tennessee to beat Kentucky; North Carolina to topple Virginia and UCLA to lose to Southern California. Moving ahead to the Saturday set-up Army to capture Navy; Holy Cross to top Boston College; Pitt to take Duke; Fordham to upset New York Dartmouth to tie Stanford; Georgia to turn back Tech; Texas to edge Southern Methodist; Oklahoma to beat Oklahoma A and Tu'ane to edge Louisiana; Oregon State to shade Oregon; Washington State to lose to Washington. Knoxvllle, Nov.

23. (AP.) Tennessee's volunters, standing at the threshhold of their first football championship, ruled a prohibitive favorite tonight to continue along the victory trail by turning back an "old jinx foe," the Kentucky Wildcats, here tomorrow. Renewal of this ancient Thanksgiving Day gridiron feud found Carey Corey Tnrow diocks this season with New Britain's Frank Dornfeld, Jimmy Dooman, Captain Bill Grav, D'Aquila and Curly Jendrzejczyk probably being stand-outs, and Weaver's big tackle and captain, Alex Sidorik, acquitting himself admirably. Bulkeley has few head-and-shoulders stand-outs but hopes to dynamite the vaunted Sheamen with a neatly-clicking display of team-play. Hartford High has had several of its aces sirlc-lined with injuries but may flash one of the best schoolboy hacks to haul on a jersey today in Wild Bill McKone, game and hard-running back.

All the teams involved in today's games raced through their last dnlls last night stressing their most powerful formations and their defenses for every enemy thrust. McKeever It. Shinn Mawhinney Sweeney Wright (C) Sieunl Taylor Lnckman Radvllas Scidcl -11 o'clock McNeil Bates McLaughry Atwell (C) O'Leary Hall Time of game- Hoffman: This 6 foot one home Roth lg Van Ranst Heminuway re Drahos rt Spang re. Matusc7.uk qb McCullough lh Ppck rh Eichler Time of same. 1:30 p.

m. Hunt Bcrknr Smith Polilii Warner Reacan Coulter Miller Rainwater (EST). setting tne pace by a wide gap in the Southeastern Con- town bov of Pitt made the mistake or going on a cruise last year, re iircnce and almost certain of an in-Mta one of tne post-season porting late and losing his job to WARNING. Tony Galento has a sign over his training quarters which reads: "Knockout Victims Pack, Ettore, Haynes, Mann, Massera. Singer and pneumonia Navy received 400.000 ticket requests for its game with Army or enough to fill Philadelphia's municipal stadium four times fTanic soucnak.

ties an excellent pass receiver and leads the offense on right end sweeps. Rivals say he's Some 23.000 fans are expected. Light rains fell tonight, and with Today's College Football Games one of Pitt greatest stars bui lor icmperature.s falling to around 30 Carnegie Tech Meets Wolfpack This Afternoon strange reasons Hoffman never gets ManchesterHigh Tackles Alumni Chicago witnessed its fortieth annual six day bike race this year Four pros performing on the Woodcrest course in Philadelphia each many clippings. Possible snow was forecast for tomorrow. Probable lineups: KENTUCKY TENNESSEE finished the second nine holes in 26, nine under par Of 35 players Latch Does Everything.

Latch: This 210-Dound tackle is "ra.n Brown It Shires placed at the other end because he can do everything well. He's fast, a perfect blocker and a terrific Stiffrldtre Rike Hinkebeiu Spickard tackier. Coach P. W. Cawthon says ig Molinskl Woodruff re Wyatt of Litch: "They can't get around pears McCubbln Latch but because he's always down Shepherd ob Zoeller ih Bartholomew Caieno in the mire of a pile of players.

He Landis Bars Brooklyn In Eastern Shore Loop Easton, Nov. 23. (AP.) Kenesaw Mountain Landis, czar of baseball, barred George Jacobs, manager of the Easton team in the Eastern Shore League, and the Brooklyn Dodgers, from participation in the league for three vears. The disbarment was ordered in a letter from Landis to Jacobs today, which also ordered all sales of players and players contracts entered by the Easton club cancelled. Landis ordered the Easton franchise turned back to the league for reelection of a new club.

His letter did not explain the reason for the action taken after a hearing in never noticed. But we couldn't get Manchester, Nov. 23. (Special.) Manchester High School's state and New England championship basketball team will open its new court campaign at the State Armory here Thursday night with the school's Alumni array in a game that is expected to be closely contested. Coach Wilfred Clarke will have five veteran performers for the lid lifter with "Ike" Cole and "Red" Gavello up front, Ted Brown at the pivot and Harry Squatrito and Jimmy Murphy in the backcourt.

Against this array the "Grads" are rh Foxx fb Coffman of tame: 1.45 p. m. Central Standard. who came East with St. Mary's to perform against Fordham, 22 were sophomores.

A ruling in the National Pro football league calling for the suspension for life of any player or coach caught betting on a league game was sponsored by Art Rooney, owner of the Pittsburgh team Michigan has five backfield men who can do the 100 yards in 10 seconds Henry Ford once piloted motorboats in race competition Joe Hill, heavyweight fighter, managed by Gig Rooney, is a mute Bill Galu performed as a freshman with N. Y. U. three years ago, but only played his first varsity game this year. The largest homecoming crowd in Ithaca history looked on when Cornell defeated Dartmouth this year Freshmen teams from Fordham and N.

Y. U. meet annually on election day and in four years, the Violets have failed to win once Of all of the Notre Dame alumni now in the coaching ranks, Slip Madigan feels that Charley Bachman at Michigan State comes closest to Rockne in the latter's theories of the game Up to his meeting with Notre Dame this year, Bernie Bierman, Minnesota had won six out of seven games against major opponents using the Rockne system Requests for changes in football rules this along without him." Pederson: This six foot two Inch, 210-pound Junior tackle from Min Raleigh, N. Nov. 23.

(AP.) Carnegie Tech and N. C. State will square off in Riddlck Stadium at 2 o'clock (EST) tomorrow afternoon in an intersectional football game. About 15,000 spectators are expected. Both squads took light workouts today.

Coach Bill Kern of Carnegie said he would start Pete Dobrus, injured right tackle, but that Fullback Jack Lee, who has been out with a leg injury, would be unable to play. The Wolfpack will be at full strength. Coach Williams (Doc) Newton, in a last-minute change of lineup, put John Savini at right guard, instead of Fred Mastrolia. and Paul Lozier at fullback, in place neapolis played 420 out of a possible 480 minutes for the Gophers this fall, 52 minutes more than his near est iron man rival. He plays left tackle on offense, right on defense.

Coach Bernie Bierman would like to Columbia at Brown Cornell at Penn Villanova at Manhattan Niagara at Duquesne Kansas at Missouri Kansas State at Nebraska Vanderbilt at Alabama. Kentucky at Tennessee North Carolina at Virginia U. L. A. at So.

Calif. Gil Dobie Will Name Eagles Squad Today Newton, Nov. 23. (AP) Forty-two Boston College football players will be namea after tomorrow morning's practice to make the trip to Campion Hall, North Andover, where the Eagles wiU be quartered until game-time for their clash with Holy Cross Saturday. Today's drill stressed passln.

Coach Gil Dobie's varsity being the same as the one which started against St. Anselm last Saturday. Dave Lucy, fullback who has spent most of the season on the bench, alternated with Pete CignettJ at the post. Cignetti has been suffering from a charley-horse. Harvard Gridme? Report for Hockey Cambridse.

Ma.ss Nov 95 rtpv ijniiaapipnia on Nov. 7. The Brooklyn team had a working agreement with Jacobs for talent developed on the Shore League year have been almost nonexistent according to Lou Little, chairman of Ken Sands. Wood row Wilson Names Everett Ellis Captain Middletown, Nov. 23.

Everett junior and regular right guard on the Woodrow Wilson High football team during the season just over, was named captain of the 1939 eleven Wednesday at an assembly in the school auditorium during which letters were awarded 26 members of the team and three managers. Ellis succeeds Captain Tom piynn, center and place-kicking artist. The new leader has been a member of the Wildcat eleven for two years and his line play was instrumental in the team's success this fall when they last but one game. Harry S. Russell, president of the jeapue, said Landis' action was expected to start Ernie Squatrito, Johnny Qreene.

Ed Kose. Bill Schleldge and Roger Tapgart. veterans of last winter's title holders. Fair Grounds Opens Racing Season Today New Orleans. Nov.

23. (AP The Louisiana Jockey Club will Inaugurate the racing season at the fair grounds tomorrow with a $2000 of the rules committee. YES, IT IS TRUE THAT Every state, thirty foreign countries and every ship in the United Alabama Crimson Tide Faces Vanderbilt Today Birmingham, Nov. 23. AP.) Alabama's Crimson tide faces Vander.

States Navy was represented in this year's flood of ticket applications for the Army-Navy game, according to Navy ticket authorities Rogers Hornsby is 1939 manager of the Baltimore Orioles and also the conductor btlt in an annual Thanksnlving Day football game here tomorrow. Coach Frank Thomas said today of a baseball school at Hot Springs, starting February 15. so the Oriole Ditchers will do a month's preliminary training here Challedon, win Carey Cox. regular center, and Charley Holm, mainstay at fullback, would watch the game In civilian clothes ner of the Pimlico Futurity this year was the first Maryland bred and have a few more players with Pederson great heart. Haas: This 194-pound tackle from New York City hasn't given an inch all fall.

He seldom gets a clipping but he's always recovering fumbles, blocking punts and opening holes. Taylor: Because he's a "little fellow" among the big TCU's, an inch away from 6 feet and weighing 198 pounds, Bud isn't noticed by the experts. This Austin, Texas, boy Is freckled and fiery and he always gets his man. He's a 60-minute man who's always on the bottom of line plays. Pyznski: only a "watch charm" guard but he was a big man in the defeat of mighty Pittsburgh, playing a great defensive game and Intercepting a pass which put Tech in a position to score the ultimate winning touchdown.

Hank comes from Charterer. and Coach Bill Kern would like to "charter" a couple more guys like him.s Titus: If there afe anv better, Holy Cross would like to them in action. He makes about as many (Concluded on Pae 35.) 1 owing to injuries. na.scft on tne "hidden sale" bv Jacobs of the Easton club franchise to the Brooklyn Dodgers, and subsequent and purchases of players to and from Brooklyn. Navy Eleven Drills Against Army Plays Annapolis.

Nov. 23. (AP.) Navy's varsity eleven pushed the scrubs around in the rain today as Coach Hank Hardwick gave his regulars a drill against Armv plavs. The Navy squad will get a light workout tomorrow before entraining for Philadelphia and the annual service classic Saturday." This afternoon the squad was foaled horse to take the event William J. Smith, Penn State cross A crowd of 25.000 Is anticipated.

Probable lineups: Their football season ended, six- country runner, thinks better of his ability since winning the I. C. 4-A added Thanksgiving handicap. The meet will extend through March 25. Eighteen horses were named for the Thanksgiving handicap, an all age event at a mile and 70 yards.

Gato, a three-year-old brown gelding from the stable of Mrs. A. M. Creech, was assigned top weight of 112 pounds. Gato was paired with Shining Heels, at 103 pounds, at the Creech entrv.

Racing Secretary Richard title. But as a freshman last year ne quit ine squad several times be ALABAMA VANDERBILT Warren le Franklin Merrill It Holdgraf cause he thought he'd never get anywhere in the sport. warvara gridiron players reported-today for the Crimson's hockey team, raising the squad to 25. One of them ru hnrlrev iiTfln As a blocking back lor Penn state, Tony Giannantonio has been Hark ins Henderson Avenue A nee Bcxstick McLemore Au.sie Harriinc the nt.hprx writ Win durable, never missing a minute because of injuries in three years. But in high school he had fractures of both shoulders, three broken ribs and Army Beats Navy In Soccer Match West Point, N.

Nov. 23. (AP Army defeated Navv in soccer 2 to 1 today on a field of mud which made going hard for both teams. The Cadets took the lead parly in the first period on Parrell's long shot and Lchr of Armv added another point in the third chapter. Midshipman Schumann collected Navy's only point in the fourth Jameson, Joe Gardella.

Jim Fearon, Wood rt Smith Blackwell re MrKlreath Bradford Qb Marshall Mosley Rheinschmidt said almost 1500 thoroughbreds were Howard Johnson, and Bill Coleman. Th nnpnincr damn nrill ha afrainck a fractured elOOW unimsT vi muuciyi iiw me nazei oruuicrs, Lawrence and Bill, at the guards. They are sons of the famous Homer Hazel, three-tithe All-Amcrican and coach Clemson good 1938 team rresseo in Army uniforms to tak Southern California hera on Dec. 17, nere ior tne meeting. There will be seven races six days a week during the 105-day meeting which Slemons lh Keene A.

Davis fb Ford lh? offensive acainst the reculars aitnough a practice game with th Rfwtnn amafjMif cisvto Official: Feferre. Kain has gained more than mile Ray Blades, new Cardinal manager. umpire. Ssniers iTevas lines Tomorrow morning the Beta meet closes with the $12,000 added team here. 4 ana Derby.

nrobablv will he arrancrprf for rw a St. Louis product wnen onio estate p.ayea at xuinois tne nome team was cheered on by a band of 350 pieces. i man. Phillips (oeorgia erh); field judge, iouat (Armour or 13 i i..