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WINGS SCORE 2 TROPICAL PARK COMMENT GUiirarjo Dailu GTribitttr Monday, January 3, 1955 4 BACK STAGE CAPERS AND ICE CVTIES BY FRANK SPEED- MILWAUKEE'S HAWKS SCORE 1 Races start at 12:30 Chicago time. Weather clear, track fast. FIRST RACE Purse $2,000, 4 year olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs: 3D TO DEFEAT Horse and Jockey WL i Misty Style Cook 116 91 TO 79 UPSET GANADIENS, 3-2 Detroit, Jan. 2 051 Dutch Knowitall Rogers! Ill Wick's Star Korte 116 First Verse No boy 106 Fa era No boy Ill Romantic Roman No boy. .117 Muckle Hart Scdrlock Ill Pro Basketball Reibel and Red Kelly scored P.P.

Odds Comment 13 5-2 Comes off easy win 10 7-2 Been going 1 1-16 miles 4 8-1 Not to be sneezed at 1 20-1 Has the slows 2 20-1 Nowhere since 1952 3 4-1 Can turn on the speed 5 15-1 Ran against better 6 12-1 Threat in the contest 7 20-1 Record is poor 8 10-1 Showing early lick 9 12-1 Clicks on muddy track turd period goals tonight to NATIONAL ASSOCIATION WAGERING UP AT SOUTHERN RACE TRACKS Tropical, Fair Grounds Show Increases BY FRANK SPEED Tropical Park started the new year off in big league bring the Detroit Red Wings Badger Basile Ill Eaatera Dtvlatva Blue Josie No boy 106 W. L. ret. W. L.

Pet. Ft.Wayw 22 8 .733 Min'poUa 15 12 from behind for a 3 to 2 victory over Montreal and cut the Canadiens' National Hockey Flying Polly Stevenson. .112 gyraewsa 18 14 .563 New York 15 IS .500 Boston 1515.500 Lost W. Williams 113 Rochester 1Z 19 PhU phla 11 15 .423 Milwaakec 7 21 .250 eague lead to four points; YESTERDAY'S BKblLTS Feet Wane. 89; Philadelphia.

68. Kacheater, 102; Minneapolis, lOO. Also eligible: Poltroon, 106; Malzinia, 106; Prize Ring, 112; Moolu, 116; Miscan, 111. SECOND RACE Purse $2,200, 4 year olds and up, claiming. The Canadiens had -taken a to 1 lead on goals by Jean Muwaakee, 91; Srracwsc, 79.

Boatoa, 113; New Yark, 88. 6 furlongs: Beliveau and Bert Olmstead GAMES TONIGHT Ignition Smith 116 4 5-2 Minneapolis-Philadelphia, la Cblcsra St. 41am, 1800 W. Madisoa at, 7:30 p. a.

Time For Speed Adams 114 11 4-1 and went into a defensive shell in the third period. Lineups: EXHIBITION U' i '1 i -i ik 7 v'--v Xy Av I (' Hi "a Flight Admiral W. WttTmsl. 121 6 4-1 1 TV. Barlesa Globe Trotters-Wash inflow Gcswrala Montreal 1st Cttcaaw Stall am.

Light Lewis No boy 115 1 6-1 Plante Detroit IS I Sawchuk Gold ham Kelly Best bet Consistently runs well He's on the beam Blew last by neck One start here 10th Recent winner sloppy The dark horse No action since Aug. Rates consideration Inactive for long time Syracuse, N. Jan. 2 LTV track had its first Bouchard Mosdcll Moore Skov Pavellch The Milwaukee Hawks, led by Richard Leswlck $1,000,000 day Bob Harrison with 30 points, Admiration Korte Ill 2 20-1 Dark Buster Mayo 116 3 6-1 Brook Prince No boy 116 5 6-1 Ticonderoga No boy 115 7 10-1 White Cliff No boy 116 8 10-1 Pine Vine No boy 116 9 12-1 Gray Raider No boy 116 10 8-1 Little Falls Griffiths Ill 12 6-1 Montreal 1 1 2 Detroit 1 33 of the season SPARES Montreal St. Laurent, Johnson, MacPher- upset the Syracuse Nationals, 91 to 79, in a National Basket ball association game marked by numerous fouls tonight Could take all marbles aon, Beliveau, Geoffrlon, Curry, Marshall, Mazur.

Olmstead, Blaine. Saturday when a crowd of 14,659 sent This is no slouch Detroit Wolt. Pronovost, Zenluk, Howe, I 1 I Bonln. Stasluk. Dlneen, Wilson, Davis, THIRD RACE Purse $2,000, 3 year olds, maidens, 6 furlongs: Reibel, Delvecchlo.

$1,03 8,52 7 The Nationals, shooting Latest race a beauty FIRST PERIOD tnru tne mu- Scorlnz Howe Wilson 1. 2:44: Beliveau poorly all the way, got only two field goals in the first pe- tuel machines Harvey. Olmstead, 7:58. Penalties Geoffrlon. Pronovost.

Bouchard, William H. Bishop Stasluk. Johnson fa, Richard, Leswlck. on the mom Peter Mueller, middleweight boxer from Cologne, Germany, who knocked out Ernie Durando riod, but they managed to gain in Milwaukee Friday night, strikes a fighting pose with Gundi Busch, who is appearing in the Mighty Bout Burr 115 13 2-1 Antique Lady No boy 115 1 7-2 Short Time 120 2 6-1 Nother Speech King 115 3 30-1 Alpine Prince No 120 4 20-1 Long Strider No boy 120 5 15-1 Joss Me Fisk 120 6 10-1 Basin Street No boy 120 7 12-1 Sell High Korte 120 8 8-1 Royal Poise No boy 115 9 20-1 SECOND PERIOD Scoring Olmstead I Beliveau, 3:49. Penalties Leswlck 2, Johnson.

Stasluk. THIRD PERIOD Scoring Reibel Kelly. 6:21: Kelly Nifty performer here By stakes winner Never in the money Displayed nothing In barn since Oct. Worked in 1:00 May need a tune up Factor in the affair Two tries both last ing program. Tropical will enter the 32d day of its 43 day meeting this afternoon Hollywood Ice Revue in the Stadium.

Gundi also is from Cologne. ctribunx Photos a 41 to naif time lead. When the Hawks passed them at 61 to 60, late in the third period, the Nats were unable Stasiuk. Bonln, 15:05. with betting showing an in Penalties Olmstead, St.

Laurent. Referee Bill Chadwick. Linesmen George crease over the corresponding to catch up. 7-10 PERCENT Hayes. Red Dunn.

Milwaukee won with little period last year. Front runner look out 10 6-1 Inroad No boy 115 RANGERS TIE BRUINS New York, Jan. 2 A pair help from high scoring Frank Whiz, 115; Gale River, Also eligible: Jungle Town, 120; O. The Fair Grounds in New Orleans also is ahead in wagering over last season. All of Selvy, who tallied only three points in the first half and sat out most of the second.

120; Onward, 120; Garroway's Gal, 110. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,300, 3 year olds, allowances, 6 fur longs: of third period goals by Ron Murphy and Bill Gadsby gave the New York Rangers a 3 to 3 which is good news to opera Milwaakec T911 Competed in a stake Set pace last trip tors of Chicago race tracks. The play at the southern plants tie with the Boston Bruins in a Considerably improved invariably indicates a trend for Pettlt.r Calhoun, HannumJ Kltch.f Share.c Cooper Pil 7 4 4 4 3 13 3 114 3 3 3 3 13 2 13 12 2 0 5 3 Not out since Sept. OF CARD FANS MAY GOTO A's St. Louis, Jan.

2 About 7 to 10 per cent of the total St. Louis Cardinal attendance could be in danger from the neighboring Kansas City Athletics next season. Cardinal officials today estimated the the Windy City ovals. As go the National Hockey league game before 9,842 in Madison Square Garden tonight. Don McKen-ney scored two of Boston's 2 10 a 7 3 5 4 1 4 4 1 1 1 12 6 3 Schayes.1 Rocha.f Lloyd.c Kerr.e Seymour.f Ktaa.f Kenvlile.g Farley.

Couldn't beat cheaper winter tracks, so go the sum Kope's Hope Atkinson 120 6 7-2 Final Pole No boy 120 5 6-1 Royal Briar Hartackl 120 9 8-1 Royal Pate No boy 120 1 15-1 Last Helio Mikkonen 110 2 20-1 Blazing Count Block 120 3 6-1 Le Jour No boy 117 4 12-1 Fair Holiday No boy 110 7 30-1 Tom G. Rodriguez .115 8 9-2 Queen's Hope Bovine 112 10 20-1 Selvy.f Saul.f Milwaukee goals. Lineups: rJ 'V, .23 IS 29 2491 Count Fleet colt Seems off stride Chased all recently Always up there Needs easier field Syracuse ..20 31 19 1979 mer tracks. So, based on the mutuel play at Tropical Park and the Fair Grounds, Chicago will have another banner sea Boston 31 New York fSl Free ttirows missed Milwaukee P.tttf 12). Hannum.

Harrison 131. Hiirh share- Henderson Worsley Armstrong Irwin Godfrey Howell Syracuse: Kerr (21. King 131. Kenville. Schayes, Rocba, Seymour.

son in 1955. Also eligible: Devil Rush, 115; Our Country, 117; Zealot, 112; Gardner Raleigh ChevreflU Ronty Scootz Us, 117; White Sails, 120; Sabourin, 107. Lablne Laprade club draws from 70,000 to FORT WAYNE WINS. Fort Wayne, Jan. 2 (iB Boston 1 2 3 FIFTH RACE Purse $2,400, 4 year olds, claiming, 6 furlongs New York I 23 Back in own company George Yardley and Andy SPARES Boston Laycoe.

Quackenbush. Flaman, 000 customers a year from the western half of Missouri and parts of Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Seldom runs bad race Boivln, McKenney, Bodner, Mohna, Costello, Ferguson. Phillip paced a second half drive for Fort Wayne's league leaders that whipped the Phil New York Gadsby. Chrystal.

Evans, Gul- Sprint is his stuff From fine stable Horse is in tune dolln. Bathgate, Murphy, conacner. pren tice. Pope in, Lewickl, Boucnaro. Remember Boden's Pal? He's the horse which won more events for William Hal Bishop than any other racer the leading Illinois owner and trainer ever owned.

Well, Bishop purchased a boat recently in New Orleans and named it Boden's Pal. The horse was retired to a Kentucky farm a few years adelphia Warriors today, 89 to Flying Record No boy 112 9 4-1 Joe's Crest No boy 113 2 5-2 Ducat Trochet 106 5 8-1 Beagem No boy 108 1 10-1 Rare Music No 103 3 4-1 Pama No boy 113 4 10-1 Snare O'Brien 108 6 10-1 Quiet Man No boy 113 7 6-1 Burnt Child Coy 113 8 6-1 Swivet No boy 113 10 9-2 Bred by Calumet farm FIRST PERIOD Scoring Chrystal Laprade. CuldoUn This area now is closer to Kansas City, new home of the Philadelphia American league club. The Cardinals drew more 66, before 4,242. By Ken.

Derby winner :27. The lead shifted 11 times in Penalties Lablne. Flaman, Bathgate. SECOND PERIOD Steps down in class Led to stretch last jthe first half and Philadelphia Scoring McKenney Boivln, Quicken- bush, led, 40 to 37, early in the third Frequently in chips Penalties Howell, Monns. THIRD PERIOD Scoring McKenney (Lablne.

Ctievrefllsl SIXTH RACE Purse $2,600. 4 year olds, allowances, 1 1-16 quarter before the Pistons pulled away. Lefty Walter tied miles: Chevreflls I unassisted 9:10: Murphy (Raleigh. Lewickl 10: SO; Gadsby Maharajah Atkinson 112 3 4-5 it up at 40 and George Yard- Bathgatej. 13:45.

W83 All 'i)' than one million fans last season. A's to Solicit Fans "We don't know how much we'll hurt the Cardinals in the matter of attendance," Parke Carroll, vice president of the A's, said recently. "We'll be going after every baseball fan Big league race horse Strictly one to whip Well bred filly penalties None. ley netted a goal to put Fort Pot Hunter Blum 112 5 4-1 Paris Fleet No boy 107 2 10-1 Referee Red Storey. Linesmen Dom Waj-ne ahead to stay.

Lineups: Baolto, Sam Babcock. Boiler Plate Robertson 115 1 10-1 Never ran the distance Philadelphia tJ Arizln.f Generally in the coin Could take it all Been freshened up Simpkins Top Hug Up Burr 121 4 8-1 His Boy Kurtz 116 6 6-1 Diavolezza Atkinson 113 7 8-1 Bad Conduct Block 115 8 6-1 Skippy Baxter, one of the show's stars, sharpens skates for pais.f As all followers of the horses know, Jan. 1 is the universal! birthday of the thorobreds in the United States. On the first day of the year, yearlings become 2 year olds, 2 year olds become 3 year olds, 3 year olds become 4 year olds, etc This practice has been going on for 123 years. It started in 1832 when Admiral H.

Rous of England be Irene Konowich of Morton Grove and Gerry Huesing of Chicago. Turns it on in stretch Fort Wayne 189 Hut chins. I 5 12 Yardiey.t 11 2 3 Melneke.f 10 1 Foust.c 3 3 Houbrefs.t 1 4 Phillip. 2 1 lOO Brian. 3 11.

Zaslotsky.S 3 0 1 Waither.f 3 2 2 .14 23 IT 13 IS 31 25 2789 we can get and if they are Cardinal rooters now we'll try to convert them." Zawoluk.f Johns ton.e George.c Dempsey.c Ice show will continue thru Jan. 11. SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,800, 4 year olds and up, optional claiming, 6 furlongs: The Cardinals, while at the in Soccer Final St. Louis, Jan. 2 l) A pair I Tribune Consensus i iasssawsssssssssssssssswasssssswwawasssawawawas All At Once Cook.

present not having an inten Philadelphia Fort Wayne NEW YORK CHESS tJudge J. B. No bo: sive ticket selling campaign, will continue their heavy con came embroiled in a contro versy that prompted him to tRight Bit No Free throws missed Philadelphia: Gra bow-ski. Zawoluk, Johnston (3), George 3). Finn: Fort Wayne: Hutchins 2J, Yardley, Walther.

LAKERS LOSE, 102-100 Minneapolis, Jan. 2 Lfl Rochester continued its drive .120 7 4-1 Unbeaten in 3 starts .115 4 5-2 Always in the cabbage .115 1 7-2 Won last nicely .113 2 8-1 Excellent sprinter .118 3 6-1 Breaks out on top .114 5 7-2 Judge J. B. entry .114 6 10-1 Prefers an off oval .115 8 10-1 Nipped at wire last .115 9 12-1 Comes off a stake .118 10 10-1 Easy winner recently .112 11 15-1 Company too tough? TOURNEY WON centration of radio broadcasts outside the St. Louis area, said Bill Walsingham, vice presi pioneer a move to make Jan.

1 of shots by outside left Frank Wallace, one to put the game in overtime, gave the Simpkins the official day instead of May Shrewd 1. In that year horses were a 2 to 1 victory over Kutis in the Missouri final round of the TROPICAL PARK. CORAL CABLES. FLA. 1 Misty StTle, Knowitall.

Wick's Star. 2 IGNITION, Time For Speed. Flight Admiral. 3 Mishty Bnut. Antique Lady.

Short Time. 4 Kope's Hope, Final Pole, Tom G. 5 Flying Record, Joe's Crest, Swivet. 6 Maharajah, Pot Hunter, Paris Fleet. 7 First Served, All At Once.

Judge J. B. 8 Warm Ace, Celeriter, Sam H. 9 Niringo. Mr.

Jones. Riil Song. FAIR GROUNDS, NEW ORLEANS, LA. 1 Royal Blue Fay. Connie-Jo.

2 Little Brother. Fancy-Deb, Never Tire. 3 TETU. Elenem. Rigolade.

4 Babcha. Bee's Fireiiy. Catchpenny. 5 Vigor, Fancy Cent, Nantucket. Man Bar.

Last Word. Mountain Holly. 7 Irene Staunton, Mock Battle. Ezio. Screemin Jack, Dryok, Teddy's Heir.

9 Dateline, Coiumbus Bound. Tommy Due. dent Eye State Series Areas where the competition is expected to be the greatest National Open cup soccer com tMarshall entry. BY RESHEVSKY New York, Jan. 2 Special Samuel Reshevsky won the Lessing J.

Rosenwald trophy chess tournament tonight in petition today." are Springfield, Joplin, St Jo EIGHTH RACE-Purse $2,200, 4 year olds and up, optiona Dick Meisemanns scoring claiming, 1 1-16 miles: shot at the 20th minute gave Kutis a 1 to 0 lead which it Warm Ace Stevenson 119 2 Celeriter Hartack 117 10 Sam H. Griffiths 112 3 toward the league leaders today with a 102 to 100 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers before 2,391. Odie Spears' goal with 52 seconds remaining gave Rochester its fifth victory in its last six games. Rochester's victory, in which five Royals hit double scoring figures, broke a nine game home winning streak of the Lakers. The teams never were separated by more than six points.

Lineups: held until about 15 seconds re the Marshall club. raced as 2 year olds and 3 year olds in the same season, involving considerable confusion. Rous was agitated when a 3 year old filly he owned was beaten by a 2 year old which a few weeks later won the Epsom Derby. The next season the English Jockey club changed the rules to resolve that horses should be considered as taking their ages from Jan. 1 instead of May 1.

5- 2 Looks home free 7-2 The one to catch 4-1 Well up latest races 6- 1 He's flying high 6-1 Route is his dish seph, Kirksvule, Roll and Sedalia in Missouri, Fort Smith and Fayetteville in Arkansas, and Miami, The idea of a state series between the two teams also has been suggested. mained. Then Wallace took a Flight Cloud Phelps 117 1 Your Health Blum 116 4 REPORT DENVER cross from Pete Traina to tie The 43 year old international player wound up his schedule of 10 games by defeating the score. 12-1 Seventh lone try here 10-1 Reached top condition COACH IN LINE Big Mister No boy 115 5 To The Front Burr 112 6 Point Fortune Choquette 1 17 7 Only about a minute re Metropolitan Takes 1st Tarzan Rodriguez 116 8 8- 1 May share in purse 15-1 Best at 6 furlongs 9- 2 In high gear mained in the 30 minute overtime period when Wallace gave Ruff Mate No boy 119 9 Also eligible: Dandy Dan, 114; Moondog, 117: Sid's Pride. 120; Rochester 11021 The American Jockey club in St.

Anselms League Metropolitan Mutual took over first place in the St. An- Tony's Gem, 116; Fine Alibi, 115; Benzel, 114. Simpkins the victory. The game was a replay of a 1 to 1 overtime tie between the clubs two weeks ago. In New York adopted this rule NINTH RACE Purse $2,700, 4 year olds and up, optional George Kramer of Philadelphia on the black side of a king's indian defense in 41 moves to finish with a score of 7-2, six games won, three draws and one loss.

The loss was administered by Arthur B. Bisquier, United States champion. In addition, Reshevsky drew both games with Donald Byrne, University of Michigan, and claiming, lVs miles: Minneapolis TIOOI Pollard. 18 3 Mikkelsen.f 7 14 2 Schnittker.f 0 6 3 Loveliette.c 7 6 2 Kalalatx 0 13 Skoog.g 6 4 4 Martin. 5 4 3 Watklns.r Sunderlage.g 0 0 2 13 1.

in 1842, altho in the southern part of this country the May 1 1 Speam.f 7 Coleman. 3 Henriksen.f 2 Rlsen.c 10 Davles.g 4 Wanier.e 3 McMahon.c 4 selm men's basketball league yesterday as it won, 79 to 56, Niringo Blum 116 8 4-1 NEW YORK UPSET, 2-1 rule was adhered to until after Mr. Jones Hartack 113 7 2-1 New York, Jan. 2 UfiA late from Kiahs and Alderman Campbell lost to Rainers, 78 the Civil War. rally enabled the Minerva Jockey Jack Westrope, who Sport club to eliminate the to 75, in double overtime.

Two free throws by Vern Maddox Blew last as chalk Races are bang up The winning tune? Won then ran 10th Watch this one Horse, is at peak Appears out of shape Better at lYa miles Has opposed rougher Poor performer New York Americans, 2 to 1 in is currently riding at Santa Anita, rode the winner of the Riff Song No boy 118 5 8-1 Protagonist Mikkonen 113 1 10-1 Port Windsor 2 12-1 Soocru Gonzalez 115 3 6-1 Sandy Hook Smith 116 4 15-1 June Time Acres 110 6 15-1 Captain Gabe No boy 115 9 20-1 Lark's Flight Tr'ochet 106 10 30-1 broke a 75 to 75 deadlock in one with Larry Evans, the present open champion who finished second. first race at the Arcadia, the latter game. Don Sparks scored 20 for Rainers. Rochester 23 26 25 28102 Minneapolis 25 25 24 26100 Free throws missed Rochester: Spears. Risen (21, Warner.

McMahon 2. Henrlk-sen (2): Minneapolis: pollard (2). Mik-kelsen (21. Lovellette, Skoog, SciinitUer. Holsteln.

Kalafat 121. CELTICS TIE FOR 2D Eoston, Jan. 2 The Boston Celtics tied New York for second place in the league's Eastern division by defeating overtime play today in one of the several upsets in the National challenge cup soccer competition. Other results: Elizabeth Sport club. 3: St.

Elizabeth, 1. track when it opened in 1934, The aim of the promoters of The name of the winner was FOR RAMS' JOB Denver, Jan. 2 LP) Bob Blackman, head football coach at Denver university, tonight was reported high on the list of possible candidates to succeed Hampton Pool as coach of the professional Los Angeles Rams. Blackman, contacted at his home in Denver, would neither confirm nor deny that he had been approached by the Rams. I am in a difficult position and would rather not talk about it now," Blackman said.

However, Blackman, who guided his team the Skyline conference championship last fall, confirmed that he spent "about two weeks" with the Rams last summer "more or less as an observer." Blackman also revealed that "a major college" has contacted him over a coaching vacancy. He would not identify the school Blackman said he is under no contract with Denver for the 1955 season. Las Palmas. swim, ziispanoa, 1. TROPICAL PARK SELECTIONS Reports Louis to Train the tournament was to provide top practice for the experts most likely to be picked for the team which will be sent to Moscow during May.

for a return series of matches with the Russians. the Knickerbockers, 113 to 96, Services Scheduled for Father of Indians9, Scout Money Horse Mueller, German Fighter Speed Irene JStautoa 7th Fair Groands 1 Misty Mjle, KuuwiUtll, Wick's blar. Freddie Sommers, Chicago fight manager, last night said he has signed Joe to The Russians won by 20 to Feedbox Info Buffalo, Hershey Play 2d Hockey Tie in Row Buffalo, N. Jan. 2 Ufi Buffalo and Hershey played their second tie in two nights in American Hockey league play tonight but finished deadlocked at 2 and 2 after overtime.

Saturday night at Hershey they finished in a 5 to 5 tie. HOCKEY RECORD TIED Baltimore, Jan. 2 fAPI Bibber O'Heam tied this year's Eastern Hockey league hieh of four goals in one game as be led the Baltimore Clippers to a 10 to 4 rout of the Worcester Warriors today. Ltrain Peter Mueller, German 12 from the Americans last June. The final standing: Kope's Hopa 4th Tropical 2 IGNITION, Time Far Speed.

FUfht Admiral. 3 Mirhty Baai, Antique Lady, Short Time. 4 Kope's Hope, Final Pole. Koyal Briar. 5 Flying Record, Joe's Crest, Dacat.

6 Maharajast. Pot Hanter, Paris Fleet. 7 First Served, All At Once, Jadgc J. B. 8 Warm Ace, Celeriter, Sam R.

9 Nirinfe, Hi. Jones, Riff Sonf. tonight in Boston Garden. The Celtics outscored their opponents, 38 to 15, in the decisive third period. Lineups: New York 1961 Boa torn 1131 Braun.f 0 0 4 Barksdale.t 10 3 5 Cllfton.f 7 2 2 3 5 Gallatln.t 4 6 9 Nichols.

7 14 Turner.l 5 11 Brannum.t 2 13 Felix.e 1 12 3 Macauley.e 3 10 4 McGuire.f 3 2 3 Palazzi.e 0 0 0 Baechtold.t 7 3 Sharman.f 7 2 4 Hoffman.g 0 0 3 Ramsey. 8 11" 5 Shue.g 4 0 3 Scolari.g 2 0 2 Cook.f 13 1 Cousy.g New York ..........25 26 15 30 96 Boston 27 23 38 25113 Worn Lost Reshevsky .74 2 '4 Evans 6Vi 3V Won Lost ..5 ..3 2 8 Byrne Sherwln Kramer FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES Races start at 1:45 Chicago time. Weather clear, track slow. first race Purse J1.600, claiming, 4 Ulsguier ....6 4 Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning for Martin Laskowski, 68, father of Walter Laskowski, scout for the Cleveland Indians in the Chicago area. Mr.

Laskowski died Saturday night. In addition to Walter, three other sons, Rudy, Joe, and Alexander, survive. Services will be held in Transfiguration church, Carmen av. and Rockwell st. Burial will be in St.

Albert's cemetery. middleweight, Mueller defeated Ernie Durando in Milwau-ee last week and is to meet Gordon Wallace of Toronto, Jan. 11 in Milwaukee and Carmen Basilio, Jan. 21, in Syracuse. viu, wju up, lunungs Wentworth COAST PREXIES Ace High .110 .112 .117 .110 .115 .107 Memaw Juke Pop's Pal Royal Bones Mr.

Majority ...115 Crafty Sleuth ..117 Casey's Hope ...112 Whlz-A-Blt 110 Steersman ......117 Old Frank 112 Kantasu ........115 Sansculotte .....108 MAY MEET ON Fine Fiddle Blue Fay ..108 Connie-Jo .......105 Free throws missed New York: Braun t31. Clifton C3J. McGulre T3), Baechtold 131. Gallatin (2, Felix. Boston: Macau ley 5, Ramsey 4, Barksdale 3, Bran-num.

Paiazxl. Miss Oxford ....110 Selective 105 SPORTS TODAY Los Angeles, Jan. 2 UP) SECOND RACK Purs SI Ann rlilmln. Neio Home of A's Gets Its Roof Raised 3 year olds. 6 furlones: 1 Misty Style, Knowitall, lint Verse.

2 Ifnition, Time Far Speed, Brook Prince 3 Mlfthy Bout, Antique Lady, Short Time. 4 Final Kope's Hope, Torn G. 3 Flyinf Record, Joe's Crest, Swivet. 6 MAHARAJAH, Pot Hanter, Paris Fleet. 7 First Served, All At Once, Judf J.

B. 8 Celeriter, Warm Ace, Sam H. 9 Nirinta, Mr. Jones, Rift Soar. Presidents of the' member Miss Ada .......108 Spin Fisher ....113 Lady Quest 108 Little Whon ....113 Florson .........113 schools of the Pacific Coast Khan, Mateer to Play Nirsun 115 Ramonson ......113 Little 110 Mrs.

108 Cralgte D. 108 Wee Dip 108 Lot Of ..103 Never Tire 113 Fancy-Deb 103 Rite One .......103 conference are expected to Today for Squash Title Indian Serf ....113 First Greek .....108 meet here tomorrow. It is be Lassie Bon 108 Southwest Falcons Win 7th Straight in Hockey The Southwest Falcons amateur hockey team won its seventh straight match yesterday by defeating the West Side Royals, 5 to 2, in the Mike Kir-by Ice Skating bowl. New York, Jan. 2 Ufi Azam THIRD RACE Purse S1.800.

3 war olds. lieved that among the matters (uaiuciu, luriunxs: Longshot Lou that will come up at the meeting will be such problems as Teta 114 Zipper Miss ....119 Wee Bern 119 Rigolade 119 Home First 119 Angle 119 Elenem 119 Red Gold 114 Salesladv .......119 1 tvick's SUr, Miilj Mjle, KnuwitaU. post-season football games and spring football practice which FOURTH RACE Purse $1,800, 3 year Khan of Pakistan, and Diehl Mateer Jr. of Philadelphia today gained the finals of the United States open squash racquets singles tournament. They will meet for the title tomorrow.

Khan defeated his cousin, uius, uiAiuens. 4 luriungs: Somali Rose ....116 Krazy Miss ....113 is scheduled to be abolished 2 Brook Prince, Itnltloa, Time Far Speed. Short Time, Mlsht Bout, Antiqae Lady. 4 Royal Briar, Kope's Hope, Final Pole. 5 Ducat, Flying Record, Joe'a Crest.

6 Paris Fleet, Maharajah, Pot Hanter. 7 Trae Pattern, First Served, All At Once. 8 Point Fortune, H'arsa Ace, Celeriter. 9 Port Windsor, Nirincv, Mr. Jonea.

in 1956. Speedy Marie ...111 Catchpenny ....111 Thelitis Due ....108 Colonial Belle ..116 IDeadmend ....111 tLadv Sue lAlma Deck tBec's Firefly ..116 Lovely Gem ....116 tPlay Top 116 AUforever ......116 No Story 116 Dark Charger Babcha ..116 Asha 113 There was no confirmation Roshan Khan, 15-11, 15-12, 11- 15, 15-13 in the semi-finals. Mateer won on default from Entry. Entry. I Entry.

FIFTH RACE Purse SI. 700, Claiming, Old Sarge year uiua sua up, zuriongs: El Pacho 115 Vidi 106 Clowness .......112 First .110 EquIIla 103 Nantucket 103 Vigor .....106 Fancy Gent ....119 Brilliant Paul ..113 1 Misty ftjit, Knowitall, Wick's Mar. from the office of the commissioner of the Pacific Coast conference that the presidents were to meet at all, since the presidents act on their own. A check with the Statler hotel tonight disclosed that Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul, president of the University of California, had reserved the Hartford room for a meeting.

There was another reservation for Dr. Sproul for a luncheon at noon. 2 lliMTlON, Time Far Speed, FUfht Admiral 3 Mishty Boat, Antique Lady, Short Time. 4 Kope's Hope. Final Pole, Tarn G.

5 Flyinf Record, Joe'a Crest, Swivet. 8 Maharajah, Pot Hanter, Paris Fleet. 7 First Served, All At Onee, Jadre J. B. 8 Warm Aee, Celeriter, Sam H.

9vNirinta. Mr. Jones, Rift Sonf. I )ir siJf, Medical opinion suggests that muscles be kept quiet and at rest in muscular backache. That's why Johnson's Back Plaster is so effective.

It straps muscles, gives them a chanca 'to rests guards them against Chilling. Meanwhile, the infld, asV acting medication brings warming. Healing blood to the sort pot and soothes the pain almost likir rearing heating pad. At all drug stores, only 39r. SIXTH RACE Purse SI.

800. claiming. 4 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Ancient City ...117 i Victoria 110 Last Word 119 I Uncle 108 Decapolls Ill Man Bar 117 Swamp 107 'Mountain 103 SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,500, allowances, 4 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Rushing Tide ...106 1 Mor-Snooiey ....108 Mock Battle ....113 Effortless ......113 Shadow Boxer ...106 Way Thom ....111 'Irene Staunton. .108 EIGHTH RACE Purse 1.900, claiming, 4 year olda and up, li miles: Tonight ........108 I Teddy's Heir ...115 Maretaio .115 Whirling Bat ...108 Dryok 109 iHlya-Sallor 117 Captsln Bud ....117 Screemin .119 NINTH RACE Purse $1,700. claiming, 4 Hasim Khan, a brother of Azam.

Portland to Face U. S. Air Force Team Tonight TOKYO, Jan. 2 UP) The Portland State college basketball team will wind up a month-long tour of the far east here with games against a United States air force team tomorrow night and Tuesday. The Portland squad will face the far east air forces base five at nearby Yokota air base in both games.

Best Bets IrnltloB Teta 24 Tropical 3d Fair Greanda rear oiaa ana up, i-is miles: Flehtlni Mood. .115 Long Shots WIN OVERTIME CAME New Haven, Jan. 2 IAP Kenny Blondts) came out of the penalty box and scored the winning goal as the New Haven Blades whipped the Washington Lions, 3 to 2. In an nvertima Eastern. Hockee lea sua Queen 105 Ripton .........116 Tommy Due ....112 Sun-Song .......116 Glee Club 112 Columbus Bound 15 This is how Kansas City stadium, new home of the Philadelphia Athletics, looks, with reconstruction to double deck exisiting stands in full swing.

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