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Part 2- Page 4 December 28, 1958 (Ehirago jgunftaiy erthune Week's Rights NO CONTEST IN MALIBU FEATURE Emily's Pride Stands Out on Trot ANITA STAKES TO HILLSDALE; SCRATCH SILKY Philadelphia Ltn Matthews and Kay Lancaster drew 10. Caracas, Venezuela Ik Chestnut and Victor Leon derw 10; Kamoa Arias beat Jose Ocazoa 10, Providence. R. I. Paul Pender stopped WUlie TKMl Johnson 10.

Milaa. Italy Kmilio Marconi beat Jacques Herbillon 15, for Enropean welterweight title. Circuit; Sulky Betting, Crowds Up Arcadia, Dec. 27 UrV-Hillsdale, the pride of Indiana, pulled away with a rush down the stretch and won the $30,350 Malibu stakes at Santa Anita Park Saturday. mm1 mm; tl A I il mzf: So.

if Leaving the highly regarded Jewel's Reward to trail by 44 lengths, Hillsdale estab Harness Horse of Year Honors Go to Filly BY JAMES SEGRETI Harness racing devotees didn't have to stay up late and burn the midnight oil to find the No. 1 achievement of the year. It was an easy selection Emily's Pride's victory in the Hamblejtonian last August in DuQuoin, 111., in record time. The year-end review of the sulky sport also included the continued upward trend in betting in the 13 states with pari-mutuel wagering, among them Illinois. And pacing along with betting increase in Illinois was the number of lished himself as a big threat for the $100,000 Santa Anita Maturity Jan.

31, a race restricted to 4 year olds. favorite with the crowd of 41,800, wasn't deemed in top shape by. his trainer, Reggie Cornell. Winner Pays $8.30 Jewel's Reward, owned by the Maine Chance farm, was coupled with Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Camp's Strong Bay as a betting entry in the field of 15, and the pair went post-ward the favorite. It was the first start for Jewel's Reward since he ran seventh in the Preakness last spring. He charged into contention early in the 7 furlong race but couldn't catch Hillsdale. Hillsdale, bred in Indiana, and owned by C. W.

Smith of Detroit, got an excellent ride from Jockey Thomas Barrow. He paid $8.30, $3.30 and $3.10. Jewel's Reward, with Eddie Arcaro up, paid $2.40 and $2.30, and Swaps Kin $4 to show. The Malibu lost virtually all lw -J of its glamor when Silky Sulli (UPI TelcphotoJ van was scratched. Silky, which would have been the sentimental if not the money Jockey Thomas Barrow brings Hillsdale home an easy winner over Jewel's Reward in Malibu stakes at Santa Anita Park Saturday.

Giants, Colts at Peak for Pro Title Duel i races 10 of them on each 1.1 4" Monk's Hood Wins Hillsdale, winner of two stakes at Hollywood Park last summer, plus the Michigan Derby and the Boardwalk at Atlantic City, took the lead at Emily's Pride, voted harness horse of year, and Driver Flick Nipe who piloted 3 year old filly trotter to notable victories in 1958. UPI Photo program during the 167 night season. Emily's Pride, trained by Fred Egan, 78, and driven by Flick Nipe, 63, established a Hambletonian mark of 1:59 4-5 in winning the third and final heat of the 3 year old trotting stake. The time broke the previous record of 2:00 set in 1947 by Hoot Mon. Gains 16 Victories Co-owned by the Castleton farm and Walnut Hall farm of Lexington, Ky.

Emily's Pride later posted a world record of 1:59 2-5 for 3 year old trotting fillies in capturing the Kentucky Futurity. Emily's Pride finished the 1958 campaign with 16 victories in 23 starts and earnings of $118,830. These accomplishments brought Emily's Pride Harness Horse of the Year honors in a nationwide poll conducted by the United States Trotting association. Belle Acton, owned by George Landers of Kittery, winner of the Trans-America pacing series and aged 4 year Baltimore Slight Favorite; Gate Record High Continued from first page it folded in the last two games of the season on the Pacific coast. The remainder of the Colt legions will view the game on television, along with an estimated other Americans, on a National Broadcasting company coast to coast network.

NBC also will carry a radio report of the contest on a National network, beginning at 1 o'clock, Chicago time. Record Players' Pool Winners' shares of the players' pool are expected to be approximately $5,000, the largest ever in the series. When the Giants and Bears played the first championship game in 1933, the total gate was $23,441.90 and the Bears received $210.34 apiece for beating the Giants, 23 to 21. The Giants got $140.22 per man. Size of the playoff checks Sulky Champions TROTTERS 3 year old Emily's Pride.

2 year old Merrie Annabella. Aged Trader Horn. PACERS 3 year old Shadow Vai(. 2 year old Meadow Al. Aged Relle Acton.

the far turn, and from there on was never headed. The time was 1:22 2-5 for the seven furlongs. Monk's Hood, ridden by Arcaro, won the companion feature, the $30,000 California Breeders' Trial stakes for 2 year olds foaled in California. HITTING PEAK TOO SOON IS IOWA CONCERN Chicago Tribune Press Service Pasadena, Dec. 27 I am well satisfied with the physical condition of our players," Coach Forest Evashevski of Iowa said Saturday.

Now our main problem is to keep the squad from reaching its Snowbirds to Have Mild Spot for Tee RAXTA AXITA RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse S4.000. claiming. 3 vear olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Jack Outlaw tLongden 11.30 7.00 5.70 Frivol I Ferguson I 19.30 11.00 The Orator I Trciosl 14.60 Time. 1:45 2-5.

Correlated. Glory Sweep. Tatchette. Sickles Hope. Go And Call.

Firelock. Grand Web. Desert Sunset. Latin Romance ran. SECOND RACE Purse $4,500.

allowances, 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Two Francs TKolandl 6.80 3.40 2.90 -Lihcrty Ruler I Shoemaker 1 2.60 2.40 Aative Indian TXevesl 3 10 Time. 1:43 3-5. Doctor P. Gun Fighter.

a-Carton. Royal Reserve ran. Entry. THIRD RACE Purse $4,500. claiming, year olds and up.

6 furlongs: Diambi (Shoemaker 5.30 3.80 3.20 C.ems Joy 1 Green 4.40 3.70 Pep Appeal Longden 4.20 Time. 1:11. Wallchain. Call Me Tony. Four Heels.

The Asa, Avondale, Regal Armed. Translation. Memory Eyes. Green Fighter ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $4,500.

claiming. 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: -Counter Punch T'chiJ 24.00 9.30 6.70 Roryare Fergusonl 13.10 10.20 Our Pally (Vedilago 27.10 Time Speed War. Ardent Love. Flav's Boy. Captin Abbey.

Elfin Question. Regally Yours. Valley, Court Of Kings. Traveling Man ran. FIFTH RACE Purse Sfi.000.

allow-nccs. 3 year olds and up. about 6Va furlongs turf mimpty Humpty York 6.50 4.,0 3.90 Barbarian I Neves 1 4.50 3.60 Northern Spy ISkusel 6.20 Time. 1:14 2-5. Wish Well.

Precious Hoard. Lookout Point. Ying and i'ang. Hit The Trail. Poop-Deck.

Hippo. King's Salute and Credit II ran. -SIXTH RACE Calif, breeders' trial wkes Purse $25,000 added, 2 year olds. Wfurlongs: Coach Weeb Ewbank briefs his Baltimore Colts Saturday in Yankee stadium after western division champions arrived for Sunday's National Football league title game with New York Giants. Johnny Unitas, starting quarterback, is at right.

ap Wircphoto olds and upward division champion, was second in the voting. BY CHARLES BARTLETT Cloudy skies and fortyish Shadow Wave, trained by Joe O'Brien and representing ipeak too soon." Playoff Facts New York, Dec. 27 Special the S. A. Camp stable of Shafter, ranked third in temperatures, with a one inch! remnant of that white aie expected for the sixth annual Snowbirds' golf tournament, in which a record field w'H tee off at the Sunset Valley Golf club in Highland Park Facts and figures of Sun day's pro football playoff: the poll, principally on the strength of victory in the Little Brown Jug in Dela was no more important then, however, than it is now as the Giants seek to duplicate a 24 to 21 midseason triumph over the Colts.

Last Sunday's performance heightened the hopes of Giant followers, but less partisan observers now are prone to side with the Colts, principally because Bal KVENT National Football league's 26th annual world championship playoff. Bowl Games SATURDAY'S RESULTS EAST AND WEST At San Francisco East, 26; West, 14. NORTH AND SOUTH At Miami South, 4 North, 20. blub; and gray; At Montgomery, Ala." Bliie, 16, Gray, 0. GATOR BOWL At Jacksonville.

Flu. Mississippi, Florida, 3. TANGERINE BOWL At Orlando, Fla. E. Texas State, 2(i; Missouri Valley, CONTESTANTS Baltimore Colts, wesf- ware, 0., top event for 3 year about; 8:30 m.

Sunday. Frofessional Bill Chambers, a t-at-Arms Tubby onk's Hood Arcarol 7.40 i.n" ern division winners, vs. Sw York Giants, eastern division winners. old pacers. There will be no more rough contact work for the Hawk-eyes in their preparations for the Rose bowl game against California on New Year's day.

The three final drills on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday will be in the nature of tapering off, along with a general review of offensive and defensive maneuvers. Iowa Emphasizes Defense ghtin' Indian Shoemaker J.0 pattern fierce rime, 1:23 2-5. a-Blue Up. a-Harry HITK Yankee stadium. New York.

RH'KOFK 1:05 I Chicago timet. -TELECAST KBC network WSBQ, Mutuel Handle Rises Unofficial figures show $51,519,389 was wagered dur Siand, Chip-Bo-Dale, Leasure, victory Pciuitv. Club. House, Nasrullah Sweep. channel 5, in Chicago 1 looked at movies "of Baltimore's games, Conerly will come on to direct the attach.

Layoff Often Handicap-Considerable speculation has developed over the effect the long layoff may have on the Colts defense for anything new that might have been added since Howell last the Colts. This is not a new playoff situation. On five previous occasions one team was forced into prolonged idleness while another qualified for the title game in a divisional playoff. The western division representative won the championship in each instance. The Bears, in 1941, and the Detroit Lions, in 1952 and Kfhg O' Turf, The Biscuit ran.

a-kntry. ttFA ENTH RACE Purse $25,000 add-e. Malibu stakes. 3 year olds. 7 furlongs: "Hillsdale I Barrow 1 8.30 3.30 3.10 HA WO BROADCAST NBC network WNBtl in Chicago I'KORAKLK ATTENDANCE 65.000.

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS I including $200,000 for radio and tele 7. Reichert, and Founder Gabby Hartnett said Saturday that the anticipated mild weather is expected to enlist a company nearly 1C0 hardy swingers, soe of them coming from such far removed points as Joliet, Ottawa, and Sterling, vision rishts 1 PLAYERS' I'OOL 70 per cent of net Iowa has great respect for -i DEC. 31 SUN BOWL At El Paso, Tex. 7-3 vs. Hardin-Simmons receipts, split 10 per cent for second place teams I Chicago Bears, Los Angeles Rams, and Cleveland Browns, and remainder di Wyoming 6-4.

vided 60 per cent to playoff winners and 40 per cent to playoff losers. Hammoni and Gary, ESTIMATED PLAYER SHARES JAN. 1 ROSE BOWL At Pasadena, Cal. 7-1-1 vs. California Racine and Kenosha, and Approximately $5,000 per man for win 7-3 NBC- ners, approximately $3,000 per man for Iowa TV.

St Joseph and Benton Harbor, losers. timore presents so many more offensive problems than Cleveland and its defensive personnel is more rugged than that with which Charlie Con-erly, Alex Webster, and company had to contend last week. Howell Lists Problems Jim Lee Howell, New York coach, readily admitted the difference in opponents when he listed the problems facing his club. Against Cleveland, he pointed out, a coach defenses for Fullback Jim Brown and sets his offense to take advantage of the Browns' flowing defense. Against the Colts, tho, the WEATHER FORECAST Clear with Mich temperatures in 40s.

SUGAR BOWL At New Orleans Louisiana State 10-0 vf. ing 1958 at meetings supervised by four Chicago area associations. The official total handle for 1957 was Total attendance unofficially was 968,740. Official attendance figures are not released by the tracks or the Illinois Harness Racing commission. A breakdown of 1958 statistics: MAYWOOD PARK At Maywood Park.

49 nights 1 Handle. Attendance. 253.909. Average handle, average attendance. 5.182.

Handle up, 3.3: attendance up, 3.6. FOX VALLEY At Sportsman's Park. 30 nights I Handle, $10,021,964: attendance, 196,000. Average handle. average attendance, 6.533.

Handle up. 1.7; attendance down, 0.7. CHICAGO DOWNS At Sportsman's Park. 48 nights 1 Handle, attendance, 346.128. Average handle.

Clemson Entry Fee Is $7.50 Reward I Arcaro i z.iu t-Swaps Kin Ycazal 4.00 t- Time, 1:22 2-5. a-Strong Bay. b-Pro- jerhctic. High Performance. Brief Interlude.

ut)JJ The Lake. Coup De Vent. Carrier X. TXlJjeman, Sir Ruler, Lord Fauntleroy, f-Re-Kiri. fEl Caion ran.

-Entry. b-Entry. f-Field. EIGHTH RACE Purse S5.000. 3 year olds and up, optional claiming.

1 1-16 Flying Story TCampasl 12.80 5.50 3.70 Revolt Shoemaker 3.70 2.8 Golden Rage Fergusonl 4.40 Time, 1:43 4-5. Cheoi. Vunderbar. Icy Day, Athens, Ole Travis ran. FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $2,000, claiming.

3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Special Choice B'sard 7.60 4.60 3.20 Pleasure Scout rClemes 8.00 4.40 Good Gesture Carstensl b0 Time. 1:13 3-5. f-Paperwoman. f-Over-land.

Sun Miracle. Its A Gamble. Belam-ber, f-Golden Apache. True Butts. Dandy Ring Champ ran.

f-Field. SECOND RACE Purse $2,100. optional claiming, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Master Pat IBroussardl 5.20 3.40 2.60 Dee Bee LeJeunc 10.20 4.40 Wedlock Adams 3 00 Time. 1:13 1-5. Schoolmaster.

Smiling Rip. General Fred. Fair Cause. Cruller. f-Eye Lady, Fair Reply, f-Bill 1- lesta ran.

f-Field. The Colts are in excellent The entry fee of $7.50 will 1957, went on from divisional playoffs to world champion physical condition for the include 18 holes of golf and a 8-1, ships the next week. Washing hearty cuffet. 8-2, NBC-TV. ORANGE BOWIi At Miami, Fla.

Oklahoma 19-1 vs. Syracuse CBS-TV. COTTON BOWL At Dallas, Tex. Texas Christian 18-21 vs. Air Academy -0-l, CBS-TV.

PRAIRIE VIEW BOWL game. Coach Weeb Ewbank, who had secretly hoped to be The Snowbirds' tournament ton, in 1943, and Philadelphia, in 1947, had the same advan Force will have Sunday companion tage, but were beaten, the i the option and dive plays of the Golden Bears and much time has been spent on defense. The scout team, attired in California jerseys with Golden Bear numbers, has become proficient in executing the Pacific coast champions' attack. Pass defense has been a major item for Iowa. On occasion, the scout team has completed medium and long passes against Iowa's first unit.

Hawkeye ends have taken a number of long lessons in halting the option plays as run by Joe Kapp, California star quarterback. Curt Merz, Iowa's outstanding left end who suffered an injured left knee, now is running at almost normal speed. He has taken active part in the last two -workouts. However, much attention has been given playing his old boss, Paul Brown, for the title, had not a cripple aboard when the Colts' chartered air liner event in the annual Snowflake competition of the River Grove At Hnustom Tex. Prairie View I Texas 8-0-1 vs.

Lang- Nationals' club. About 50 mem Redskins by the Bears and the Eagles by the Cardinals, neither of whom seemed to suffer two weeks of defense must contain not one Sinn Okla. 4-3. JAN. 3 pPTlMIST BOWL At Tucson, Ariz.

Mainr College All-Stars vs. Small man, but three Fullback touched down at noon. Giants Also Healthy The Giants, who have done bers of the R. G. N.

will tee olf at noon at Mohawk Country club. Joe Wischnia, Snowflake Col- THTRn RACE Purse S2.000. claim Alan Ameche, Halfback Lenny 1 ft mil S358.368: average attendance. 7.211. Handle up.

8 attendance up, 9.7. SUBURBAN DOWNS At Maywood Park. 40 nights I Handle. S9.871.7J6; Attendance, 172,703. Average handle, $246,794: average attendance, 4,318.

Handle up. 2.5; attendance up. 5 8. Chicago area track oper ing. 3 year olds and up.

1 1 Norma's Baby I Don 2100 Air Knttlp I Dproin I 8.RO 5.20 4.00 3.00 Utile in the way of vigorous tournament chairman, will be Moore, and Quarterback John Unitas. And the Colt defense will not float or flow. It will Dark Continent Hinoiosal Time, 1:47 2-5. Jet Liner. assisted bv Ed Koeller, Byron f-Soocru.

So Joe. Home- It Goes. a-Mabclar. Bristol lege All-Stars. SENIOR BOWL At Mobile, Ala.

North College Seniors vs. South, NBC-TV. Fischer, 1 5, Lindholm, and Al Verkler. f-Boland. Saracen wood, a-Look Alive Ewbank did not appear to be concerned over the mental attitude of his Baltimore squad Saturday.

Howell also felt his New York team was properly poised to continue come crashing up the middle and hold its ground on the flanks, minimizing the threat of cutbacks and reverses. its blazing finish. mere were evidences in to his replacement, Jeff Lang- Two Defend TUIes Among the visitors to the Snowbirds' tourney in Highland Park will be Steve Cmar, professional nt Sportsman Country club in Northbrook. Steve will tell the Snowbirds that his Sportsman Penguins are again inviting them to i Penguins' tournament Devil ran. a Entry.

f-Field. FOURTH RACE Purse S2.000, claiming. 3 year olds and up. 6 furlonss: Fuente (Adams I 47.20 17.60 9.80 Pink Whip Meauxl 9 80 6.20 Ramsey King (Penny p.bi) Time. 1:13 2-5.

Wisemar. Blanchard, Blue Helios. Royal Mihe, Modest Marge "FIFTH RACE Purse S2.000. claiming. 3 year olds and up.

1 1-16 miles: Gay Street INono 16.00 6.20 4.00 Sun Jeep fBroussardl 3.80 2.80 Hard-Sea rHeckmannl 3 00 Time, 1:45 4-5. a-Peelcr. Pcoina Mia. a-Hrincess Roca, Next Please, Blu Rrock ran. a Entry.

SIXTH RACE Purse $2,100, claiming. year olds, 1 1-16 miles: War Signals Brous'rd 15.60 6.60 4.60 Bardnlino Adams 3.80 3.00 Tin Sheet Nonol Time. Kobe Court. Pee Wee, work this week, had a long list of "casualties" after the Cleveland game, but every man was on hand for Friday's short drill and took part in the half hour limbering up exercises with which Howell ended preparations Saturday morning. Rosey Grier, star defensive tackle on whom much depends Sunday, appeared to be ready to play.

If his. damaged knee does not hold up, however, he will be replaced by Frank Youso, a 260 pound rookie from Minnesota. M. L. ston.

Reserve End Improves Merz is the only player who sustained an injury in drills here, altho Dick Clauson, reserve right end, has been absent with a flu attack since Christmas night. He was improved Saturday after his 104 ators made another notable gain in 1958. Efforts to conquer the elements with all-weather remodeling resulted in only two rainouts. Both occurred at Maywood Park's spring meeting and one of these nights was made up during the Suburban Downs program during the fall. New York, as usual, led the way in helping produce an unofficial national betting mark of $714,000,000.

Roosevelt raceway, Westbury, N. Yonkers raceway and six upstate New York tracks set a new high of $465,385,000, a figure which also surpassed the thorobred wagering total of $415,684,000. For the sixth consecutive year, Billy' Haughton of Brookville, N. was the leading driver with 176 Jan. 4.

Defending the Snowbirds' championships will be Wood-gie Reich, Stamord university star who von the amateur prize last December, and the professional victor, Pete Holds Lead in U.S. Chess New York, Dec. 27 Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, 15 year old United States chess champion, and Donald Byrne of Valparaiso, agreed to a draw after 48 moves in the seventh round of the annual United States championship Saturday. Fischer conducted the black pieces, and altho he was on the defensive in the opening, he soon took the aggressive, sacrificed the exchange and, from then on, set Jhe pace. They agreed to the draw when preparations had been N.

F. L. Sets 7th Attendance Mark in Row New York, Dec. 27 UN-Commissioner Bert Bell Saturday night announced that the National Football league attracted 3,006,124 paying fans for its 72 regular season games in 1958, setting an attendance record for the seventh consecutive year. Bell said this season's attendance was up 5.9 per cent over last year's his practice, schedule this week, however, which indicated Howell feared the Giants might burn themselves out emotionally.

Howell gave them Christmas day off, limited workouts to a minimum of exercise, and at all times appeared to be attempting to relax the Giants. The game, like all playoffs, will be played under the National league's sudden death rule. In the event of a tie at the end of regulation time, the teams will continue to play until one scores. No playoff, either championship or divisional, ever has ended in a tie. Brackett also is available, but degree temperature subsided.

the Giants have not had much luck at the position with the Countess Tecla, Wine Heim Aire, Beau Count, a-Qudel, a-Time Zone ran. a-Entry. SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,100. optional claiming 3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Iranian (Carstensl 24.00 13.00 7.80 You For Me Adams 7.00 4.20 Belles Folly Armstrong 4.20 Time, 1:13 1-5.

a-Mambo Man. Daddy's Dasher. Lon. Jims Whim. a-Dona Mark, Betsv T.

ran. a-Entry. EIGHTH RACE Purse S10.000, handicap, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: a-Namon Heckmann 3.20 3.00 2.40 a-Fast Pal I Adams 1 3.00 2.40 Double Demand Duhonl 2.60 Time. 1:11 2-5. Eternal Bim.

Wet Back, Dhaulagiri, Our Navy, Springtire ran. a-Entry. NINTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up. IVi miles: Foxy Elmer IBr'sardl 4.40 3.20 2.60 Marti Diana Vandenborre 3.60 2.80 Gotta Heart Adams) 2. 60 2:07 2-5.

Man of Steel, Post Morton, DanceNsing, Andre, Appease Not Tan. former Chicago Bear. Brack ett has been much more ef ective at end. Daily Doubles Howell will, as start TROPIC AT, PARK Don Heinrich at quarterback. When the one-time Washing' Evashevski said he could not announce his starting lineup until Wednesday.

There are several possible different backfield combinations, but the line has been stable. Duncan's Passing Sharp Most of the workouts have had Randy Duncan at quarterback, Bob Jeter and Willie Fleming at halfbacks, and CapX John Nocera at fullback the same backfield which started the Notre Dame game Indac and Faucheleyent $70.20 FAIR GROUNDS Special Choice and Master Pat $23.20 Special Choice and Joes Favor late scratch $11.20 ton All-American has probed made to adjourn after a five hour session. Fischer then led How the Thorobreds Performed Saturday at Tropical Park added, City of Miami Beach handicap, first SEVENTH RACE Purse $10,000 COPYTUOHT. 1f58 BT TRIANGLE PUBLICATIONS, INC. DAILY RACING FORM I claiming, 1 1-16 miles.

Weather FIRST RACE Purse $2,000. 3 year oldi and un. at fault. SOUTHERN SEAS moved steadily to wrest a clear lead from outside on second turn, appeared to pull himself up while drifting out thru eraly stretch and succumbed readily to winner. GEORGE HOSH drifted out slightly upon racing into close quarters thru upper stretch and lacked a rally when straightened away.

division. 2 year olds, 1 1-1 miles. Horse and Jockey Wt PP St V4 clear, track good. FLTI I Rnnlmetis I .........113 2 8 5''d 9' DERRICK H.Grant lib 1 FOl'RTH RACE Purse $2,200. 2 year olds.

claiming. 6 furlongs. Nov. 22. Duncan has looked especially sharp on passing NEW STAR IF.A.Smithl ...110 4 9 71 Fin l't 2 3i 4 5J1 6'J 7i 8'1 Str Fin MOON A(iE K.UsseryJ Str Jbd 2 3 4 6't 71 5hd 9 8' Owner Eq odds J.J.Gregory 1.80 Mrs.L.B.

Combs 2.90 I1! 2 Owner Eq odds Mrs.L.P.Tate 3.40 PinOakFarm 2.10 Mrs. D.Stewart 12.65 L.Edwards 3.70 B.A.Dario 423.85 SpringHillFm. 11.75 D.G.Beck 22.55 CainHoyStable 7.35 Farrell-Jones 11.75 PennStable 109.45 Jay-EffStable 91.40 the field of 12 with-a score of 4V2-1Y2. He still had an unfinished game from the fourth round. He will meet Larry Evans, second with 4-1, in the eighth round.

The first game to be finished in the seventh round was a draw in 35 moves between Charles Kalme of Phil REMO A.Coyl 106 8 11 11 VINCE IL.Batchellerl 108 5 10 101 KUMSHA ILGilliganl 112 10 1 4 Owner Eq odds Smith- Fowler 4.15 J.Stelle 8-75 H.Lewis 4.30 Mrs.G.Steckler 3.40 C.A.Adams 20.10 Mrs.L-Vanier Mrs. J. A. Leone 11.00 C.Cardilla 10. 9o SpruccHillSt.

31. On SoringHillFarm 5.20 Fin 21 3 4 5id 6 7n 7 9 10 Horse and Jockey INDAC rF.A.Smithl ETHKHIDGE S.Brooks FRENCH LEGION IKayl SIMPLE STAR (Marselll JOE COAUY I J. Block 1 KAi'ID JIM rj.Lynchl VANDERBURGH I Cook 1 THIS DAY I L.GilliRan I GAY COLONY IThornb'g TRIBUNAL fJ.Johnsonl 64 5 9-1 10 41 7i 31 11 71 Wt PP St 4 4 Str .120 10 6 8 61 4t .120 6 7 6i l'l .115 9 9 0 2t 3 .114 2 8 41 112 7 2 2h1 1 2hi .117 8 10 9i 5 fi .117 3 5 4' 7 7hd .112 1 3 3' 10 8 .114 5 4 5i 8 9 .112 4 1 1 10 1:13. 1:39 4-5. 4'J ModanStable 15.65 3l CardinalStable 7.30 AMBER MOON I I .114 I ik 1' 3 7 4 8l 5i et.d Thd 9 1" 2' 6l 31 8 51 7i 4 9 and his replacement, Mitch Ogiego, has thrown better in practice here than he did during the regular season.

31 4 4ns 6Ji 3l 4 4" 6Ji V'i Horse and Jockey Wt PP St LITTLE QUIZ IS. Brooks .112 8 1 LOGAN A IS.BoulmctisI ...112 3 6 LUBRETTE 1J. Leonard ..115 4 8 M4LITH IR.Fairholml ....112 5 4 5ROYAL BIRTH L.Adams. 115 7 3 SAME THING J.Johnsonl .107 8 2 TOP DRESSER L.Risley .112 6 7 SKY SPY I J. Sellers 1 115 2 5 EYE PATCH IH.Bolinl 115 1 9 (Dead heat for fourth.

Time. :22, PALM BEACH rO.Scurlockl.il.- 7 3 3 OCCULTED IL.Rislcyl 109 3 2 6' 10" 101 11 11 71 i A.F.Fassio 9.20 61 SpringHillFm. 14.90 8 7 SherbrookStab. 86.70 51 8 HastyHouseFms. 8.15 9 9 L.K.Riley 8.35 MIGHTY SIR G.K.SIarselll.108 11 9 Time.

:23 3-5. 47 4-5, Two dollar mutuels paid: $8.70 Place. $4.50 Indac, $10.30 straight, $6.00 place. S3. 40 show: Etheridae.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Fiji. $3.50 place, $2.90 show; New Winner, b. 2. Hill Prince 26. Off at 4:26.

Start good Time. :23, :46 1-5. 1:10 2-5, 1:36 2-5. 1:43. $8.80 straight.

$4.50 place. $3.40 show; Derrick Star, $4.30 show. Winner trained by E. Holton. Fifth Fleet, by Count Fleet.

Went to post at 4 :45, 1:10 4-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: r. Winner, dk. br. WASIAK GETS show; rtnen Legion.

SJ.uu snow, winner trained by 5. Last Reward Fair Marguclone. by Siniil? Foot. Little Quiz, $5.60 straight. $3.40 place.

$2.70 show: Logana. $4.10 place, $3.30 Went to post at 1:31. Off 2 trained by E. Kalensky. Winner, b.

show; Lubrette. $5.30 show. winner Start Went to post at 3:00. Off at 3:01. at 1:31 'a.

atari good trom gate, won dnwim. SECOND RACE Purse $2,000. 3 year olds and up. claiming, from gate, on driving. EIGHTH RACE Purse $10,000 added, City of Miami division, 2 year olds.

1 1-16 miles. Beach handicap, second adelphia and William Lom-bardy, City College of New Quiz Show Aceinthehole. by Case Ate, good from gate. Won easily. 6 furlongs.

PP St A Str Fin Owner Eq odds 2 year olds, FIFTH RACE Purse $2.300 claiming, 1 1-16 miles. Horse and Jockey Wt 2 3 1" 1 Gloria.I. Stable 4.4o Owner W.M.Ingram York and world junior cham PP St 5 SCOTLAND IS. Brooks 119 Owner Hatskin Eq odds 8.50 1.25 11 45 8.90 St 5 3 4 1 CEDAR BROOK ILeonard 122 pion. 1 3hd 4 61 71 8' 9" Ihd 3 2td 5 7 8' Eq odds 2.45 2.60 4.35 10.00 17.40 2' 2'1 Mrs.

L. A. Grills 2.65 3 3" L-Cannon 12. la 41 4 OldRoscFarm 860 5 5 Mrs.R.Dotson 3.55 61 6' Stable 6.75 7 .7 1 T.T.C.iilln 13.95 1 3 2 3l 5 fi 9 81 7 Horse and Jockey Wt RUFFJON IH Grant 115 PECKS BAD BOY rBurr.115 SHOT CAY rF.A.Smithl HONEST DOC rL.Adamsl ..112 ROMAN LEGION 112 SH'WSB'Y ROCKS tSte'n 1.112 4id 2'J 9' 10 7 8 1 Standing of the players: Fin 11 2' 31 4'1 5i 6'i 7 81 9 10 Str 1 hd 2 3 4' 5hd 8' 7 61 9 10 PP 4 8 7 1 5 9 10 2 6 3 Str 11 2 4hd 3'i 5i.d 6 71 8 Fin 1" 2 3n 4M 5" 6J1 7 8 Horse and Jockey Wt FAT'CH ELEVEN'T ICookl .112 WHY BILL IL.Adamsl ....112 wfcHOW BRIDGE I Herronl ..112 FABULIST I R.Stevenson 1 ..112 STOUT FELLOW Th nb gl 1 13 TILLER EP U.Leonardl ..110 ETHIC D.Nobreual 112 W.t'E BOOK IM.Kavl ....104 ROYAL ENVOY IL.Cookl.112 KATTAIQUFEM 1 Stone! .106 Time. :22 1-5.

45 2-5. 1:11. S.VIO clace. 4.30 show: 3 l'l 5M 2' 7i 4hd 6' 8 2 il 3' 6 4 8 71 A.L.Rice S.M.Banon A.Scotti SpringHillFm. Stable RamarStable HastyHouseF.

M. A. Moss AlumanationF. T.E.Gilman P.F.Ternes Al-RagStable SalineRiverF. J.L.Friedman J.C.Toomey ShelterRockSr.

114 110 108 111 115 113 107 114 NAIK C.Rogers 1 GALE STALKER rG.Gibb DOBBIE L.Batcheller MICH LS CHOICE ISoirez GARRISON C.Burr ALA ROMAN J. Sellers ROYAL ZAND L.C.Cook JOE LAWLER R.Ussery 5.85 5 15.30 16.80 5.55 13.75 14.60 20.50 10 7 6 2 8 9 61 41 52.60 Fischer Shd gi K-KStable 16.35 10 5M J.M.Grant 25.40 9 10 A.Ersofl 30.50 W. ..4 ..34 10 10 10 5 3 4 6id 7.45 SHARP SCA MP I H.Daltonj QUICKMARCH R.Stovall j. 108 Time' 47 2-5. 1:12 Evans Lombardy 3hd 10 1:37 2-5.

1:44. Two dollar tnntiilc SI 0.90 Two paid dollar mutuels Rnffinn. SR. 90 straieht. $3.30 place.

$2.60 show: Pecks. Bad Rnv. S3.30 place Bisguier ..3 Why Bill. $4. 00 place.

$3.10 show: Show Bridge. show. Winner trained by $2.60 show; Shot Cay, $3.10 show. Winner trained by E. Kalensky.

Winner, L. 1 3V4 2 2 2 3 3'4 4 2 Reshevsky ,.3 Sherwin 3 Murray. Winner, ch. 7. Jean Valiean Hard at 2:00.

Ott at Start good front gate. BASEBALL JOB AT GREEN BAY Green Bay, Dec. 27 Special Stanley Stash Wasiak, 38, a native of Chicago, and former manager of the Great Galls, class Pioneer league, Saturday was named manager of the Green Bay Blue Jays of the class Three I league. Wasiak succeeds Pete Reiser, who will manage Victoria in the Texas league. Wasiak now makes his home in Springhill, Ala.

Time. :22 4-5. :45 4-5. 1:10 2-5, 1:36 2-5. 1:43 1-5.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Scotland, S19.00 straight, S6.90 place. $4.50 show: Cedar Brook. $3.20 place, $2.60 show: Naik. $4.20 show. Winner trained by K.

Noe. Winner, ro. 2, Princequillo Vermont Marble, by Challedon. Went to post at 4:55. Off at Start good from gate.

Won driving. NINTH RACE Purse $2,100. 4 year olds and up, claiming. H4 miles. by Hard Tack.

Went to post driving. THIKH RACE Purse $2,000, ch. 2, Murano John's Helen, by Petrose. Went to post at 3:27. Off at 3:28 Start good from gate.

Won driving. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,500, 3 year olds and up, allowances. 6 furlongs. 3 year olds and tip. claiming.

1 1-16 miles. Wt PP St Fin D. Byrne 3 R. Byrne Weinstein 2 Mednis .....1 Kelme 1 Benko 1 Horse and Jockey SEARCH'G WIND Brooks. Wt PP St 4 Str Fin Owner Eq odds 112 8 3 2M 1 lt J.A-M.-L.Price 3.45 108 1 6 61 6 3 2 MefrickStable 5.55 Horse and Jockey Wt PP St 1 Str Fin Owner Eq odds 7 8 3 THIRD PORT 115 6 5 51 51 lh l'l Stable 2.60 WING JET I W.M.Cook I Horse and Jockey -TTeHICLE.

IF.A.Smithl "Southern seas iBiumi "tEORGE HOSH Sheppard wf APODOCIAN fJ.Johnsonl weOL'N'L VELVET IPan'll NICKEL BOY IBoulmetisl 1 1 1 4 7 8 7 61 3 LedgemontSt. 18.50 4 Str hd 2 31 5 41 7" 5' 1 4' tid 3 8 MT. OLIVET fR-Ussery ..114 2 5 3" 2 2l 4n Mrs. F.E.Brown 3.50 Owner Eq odds Greath'se-M'M'n 5.20 A. F.Polk 1.50 W.D.Latimcr 6.70 EliasBros.

1.9o W.H.Kcllchcr 12.50 V.OMourar 24.10 B. Sturz 38.25 Mrs.W.Zakoor 53.50 .117 .114 .117 .115 .117 .109 .114 .114 7hd 3 6 hd 2 51 8 4 2iJ 3s 4 5M 6'J 7 8 BELENO IJ.Ionard 110 7 1 5' ot 5 s.A.Calder 17.45 TRIPLE BEE IThornburg! .113 3 8 8 21 J.J.Oraham 51.75 MISS J. B. fC.Burr 108 1 3 3 2 3 3' P.F.Ternes 5.45 ASIRIO (L.C.Cook 115 5 6 7 3' 5" KorthStarRch. 4.35 REQUA IJ.BIockl 110 8 4 4l 4 6l 51 W.J.Shirkley 4.80 BON-RU-MAR U.Leonardl 110 4 7 6 7' 7 61 FB Hoi brook 9.50 SON O' DOGE fH.Dalton.115 2 2 2 1 41 7 Mrs.C.Silvers 9.10 RECEIPT IM.Kavl 106 7 1 I1 8 8 8 HadlisFarms 4.70 iELKNS SO.NG IJ.tsiocni JOINS HOCKEY STARS 7 6f 6h 8 SUM SOLSTICE I Sellers 1 10 6 2 1 4' 4h 61 HastyHouseF.

20.95 SIR PUTNAM IF.A.Smithl .113 5 4 4'J 3" 7 71 Mrs. I. Schwartz 1.35 SEGUIDON I CStone i 1133 8 71 8 8 8 R.B.M. Stable 85.35 Time, :22 1-5, :45. lTl(19 4-5.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Searching Wind. $8.90 traioht. 4 Kfi nlaee. $4.00 show: Wing Jet. $5.90 place.

$4.20 show: Nickel Boy. LA FOUR I O.Scurlock DADDY'S DOG IRerraiuolo Timo 5-5. :47 1-5. Minneapolis. Dec.

26 TAP1 Bob Du Puis, defenseman- from Boston university. 1:12 2-5. 1:39 2-5. 1:46. Two dollar mutuels paid: Vehicle.

$12.40 straight. $5.00 place $3.50 show: Southern Seas. $3.30 place. $2.70 Time. 2:03 1-5.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Third Port. $7.20 straight. $4.50 joined the United States Nationals hockey team Friday. He will see his first action tomorrow night In a game with Minne $7.10 show. Winner trained by J.

A. Price. Winner, b. 3. High Lea show: George Hosh.

5.J.80 show Winner trained by C. F. Boyles. Winner. Place, sz.9U snow: Triple Bee.

sii to Place, sa.iu snow; miss j. S4.1H) show 1 1 Hf Dan. II Went to post Winner trained by W. R. Mitchell.

Winner, b. 5. Triplicate Sedgtport. by at 2:28. Off Tumultuoi.

by Pompey. went to post at Off at start good trom at once Start good from gate. Won driving. gate. Wofi driving.

sota here. seagemoor. ent to post at uti at oncey Mart good trom gate, won driving.