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'46 BRINGS EVIL Dec. 72, 1946 Caiare Sunday Trikaa: Part 2 Page 4 CCaRBSTMAS PRESENT Spoiihtq- College Football Breaks All Old Records for Attendance Continued from first ftporU pngej DAYS FOR HAWKS AND ADHERENTS GRAHAM HOLDING KEY TO BROWNS' HOPE FOR CROWN BY WILLIAM FAY Chlcaro Tribune Pro Service Cleveland, Dec. 21 Otto Gra- 1S4G Big 9 Raco gan and Ohio State, its Michigan led the conference in statistics on attack. The Wolver-i BY JAMES SEGRETI Several of Chicago's leading leagues will suspend activities for the holiday season, but there will be numerous sweepstakes and mixed doubles events to keep the bowlers in condition for title races. The North End Traveling league will not of the season.

The following week 'I IV. I T. r. Illinois 1 Mirhifaa ft 1 1 1 Indian 4 1 a a 44 Mlnne.i.la 3 4 .4 3 A I In lllhln Male 3 3 1 .414 ll 14 Nntlkanlira ..3 3 .4 14 Of tYlaeanUa ft .24 74 1ST Prd. 3 I 44 144 lies count half iim won an4 half aa hom nftnmntnrl 17d nnices this venr and then came defeat by i tA nK i -l on interrupt its schedule.

The and completed 95 for a gain of 1.834 1 eeleyuM and Half team, which Michigan recovered and finished with victories over Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Ohio State. The Wol yeuus. liiab aicaua -1 holds a ten game lead, win meet pitch was worth 10.6 yards to the BY EDWARD BURNS The 1915-'46 National Hockey league season ended on last April 6 when the Montreal Canadiens beat the Boston Bruins, 6 to 3, their fourth victory out of rive games in the final round for the Stanley cup. The 1946-'47 season opened in October and at this writing this first 60 game schedule of the league is only a few games past the third of the way mark. Thus, in the period of sports reviews the hockey writer is caught with the last complete season long since ended and Cleveland Browns.

No wonder Coach verines' 58 to 6 conquest of thej Buckeyes not only was the worst uable player in the conference. beating Ohio State ever received Injvnll be the 23d man to receive th the conference, but it was the most Chicago Tribune silver football. Paul Brown believes the former Northwestern university pass master is the key to victory over the New York Yankees in the first All-Amer brilliant exposition of offense in the Big Nine this year. Each Hit a Teak Each Big Nine squad had at least Fred Negus. Wisconsin center; El Ilirsch, Frank Ashcenbrenner, and Vic Schwall of Northwestern; Boi Brugge, Jerry Krall, Warren Arr -A Northtown recreation tomorrow night in the league's feature match.

The Tuesday division of the Classic league W'ill halt until Jan. 7, but the Thursday section will roll thru the Christmas and New Year's weeks. The Randolph, Windy City and Bowling Lanes Women's Major leagues will cease firing until the first week in January. The National B. and B.

quintet leads the Windy City with the first half completed, four games ahead of the Min-eralites. Sam Saric has a 31 pin advantage over Adolph Carlson in the individual average race. the new season not along far enough one moment of brilliance. Purdueiing, Alex Verdova of Ohio State; surprised by tying Ohio State, but Pcte rihoSi John Cannadv. Een the Boilermakers failed to win a Pvaimondi of Indiana; Dick fioerner conference game.

Wisconsin Iovva and a score of others wer ica conference championship game tomorrow afternoon. So much was written about Glenn Dobbs, the Brooklyn passer, that it was a statistical surprise when Graham finished in the first place among A. A. C. hurlers.

Otto also outpitched Frankle Albert, Charley O'Rourke, Hunchy Hoernschemeyer, Ace Parker and Angclo Bertclli. "Great Team riayer" But Brown was not thinking only to offer any conclusive clues. Perhaps instead of reviewing, say, the Stanley cup play-offs of last March and April, it will be permissible to shed a few tears for the present plight of the Chicago Black-hawks. A year ago as the happy Hawks concluded their Christmas feated Ohio State the week after exceptionally fine players. me uucKcyes naa oeaien aouinerni Bcsides the ground gaining ree-California.

Northwestern's ord ChaPpuis also set a forwari game was at Michigan and the mark of ,553 by complelmj cats would have won. 14 to 7, of his 6, attempts. The former 4' The Mineralites, however, hold a four game lead over Danne Insurance in the Randolph. The Lustre Cremes lead both the Bowling Lanes and All-Star Women's leagues. shopping, they were tied for first place with the eventual cup winners, the Canadiens.

The first four scorers on the league's individual point list were Blackhawks. Bentley Wins Trophy Max Bentley, who went on to win he Hart trophy as the league's most for a splendid interception of airecord was heid by Dick Good cf Northwestern pass by Bob Wicse.jminois since 1910. Bob Mann. Mich-Iowa narrowly missed a tie with isan end, also caught 13 passes far Michigan the Hawkeyes lost, 7 toSt yards, a conference record-14 and held Illinois to a 7 to Oj In 52 games Western conference score. Indiana was the only con-j teams played before 2.652.933 spec-ference team to whip Illinois.

Ohio tators, an average of 51.018. Hot State's best game was its 39 to records. In 1945 the record Choice Saturday and Sunday open ings stin remain in the DeVito Indi vidual classic, which will start in the Park Manor Jan. 18. Dom DeVito reports entries arc approach useful player, was burning up the league, come Christmas time.

Immediately following him on the high scoring lists were his teammates, Bill Mosienko and his brother, Doug Bentley. Fourth was Clint Smith. ing the goal of 1216. Art Wil victory over Northwestern when the Wildcats were undefeated. Minnesota, after an indifferent start, finished with victories over Turdue, Iowa, and Wisconsin.

Returning veterans largely were 1.9S3.6S3. The previous best aver age per game was 37.737 for 4S conference games in 1940. Michigan drew 514,579 for seven home games with Ohio State attract-ing 371,017 for five home games liams has announced that the 21st of Graham's passing. "Otto is an outstanding team player," Brown said, "and he is an invaluable defensive man. A wet field greatly reduces the value of some forma-1 tion quarter backs.

Not Take away his passing, and we still benefit from his sure ball handling and tackling." Twice this year Graham's tackles averted Cleveland defeats. In New York, the Yankees Spec Sanders broke loose for 40 yards on the second running play. Graham, the safety man, stopped Spec and the Browns won, 7 to 0. Against San Francisco, Graham hauled down Norm Standlee under almost identical conditions. Sanders and Standlee ranked one-two in rushing among the league ball carriers," Brown pointed out.

Yet in clutch plays Graham stopped them" in the open field. annual Gold Coast handicap tourna-j Later on Mosienko was knocked ment will begin March 22 and endj May 11 in the Gold Coast Bowling! lanes. The Keeley Half and responsible for the thrills of the Notre Dame and Pennsylvania eacH out of 10 games thru injuries, and post-war campaign. Only one fresh- played before more than a half mil- Doug Bentley was out of 14. Despite the loss of his teammates and man, for example, received a var- lion fans.

Half team will be host to a group of sports writers and bowlers at sity award in the 40 presented by injuries which kept him out of three games himself, Max Bentley finished 28th and Cottage Grove tomorrow. Michigan. In addition to Wiese, the All American Backs Unanimous For the first time in many years, the many All-American selections George Ace Calder, versatile Wolverines had Taul White, Bob 120 COLLEGIANS ON DRAFT LIST OF ALL-AMERICA Rockets Get First Call on Johnny Lujack BY EDWARD PRELL (Chicago Tribune Prtas Service Cleveland. 0 Dec. 21 The All-America conference this afternoon finished the task of apportioning negotiating rights to 120 of the nation's top college football players of the 1546 season.

The eight clubs, including the for departed Miami, each ricked 15 athletes whom they hope to bring into the conference. Earlier in the week, at New York the 10 National league teams each selected 30 flayers. Despite this difference In the total COO to 120 the rival organizations overlooked none of the outstanding lads who roamed college gridirons last fall. Which team gets which player now is in the hands of the greenbacks. Trippl Is Rich Trle One of the showdown fights revolves around Charley Trippl, the Pennsylvania lad who gravitated to Georgia.

This All-America half back will draw a bid from the New York Yankees of the All-America. Also in the running for Trippl are the Chicago Cardinals, who hope to greet him next summer at their Waukesha, training camp, The Yankees' owner, Dan Topping, Is confident lhat Trippl will listen to his overtures. Charley also is a baseball player, position short-Mop. Mr. Topping, being part owner el the New York baseball Yankees, can guarantee the Meet Italian employment during the summer on the diamond and in the fall on the gridiron.

The Boston Braves also are bidding for Trippi's baseball services. Card Will Pursue Him r.lg leau baseball tennis frown their jounj; nieri doubling In football becnu.se of its physical hazards. This is expected to give the Yankees a fine bargaining point. But the Cardinals will have representatives in New Orleans, where Trippi and his Georgia associates will battle North Carolina in the Suirar bowl on New Year's day. The Chicago Rockets drew negotiating rights to Johnny Lujack, the formation quarter back of Notre Dame's national collegiate champions.

The Rockets laid claim to Johnny even tho they strongly mspect that the young man will he throwing footballs for the Irish next fall. Lujack also is on the draft list of the Chicago Bears. In addition to Lujack, the Rockets picked these nine: Fred Negus, Wisconsin center; George Sullivan, Notre Dame tackle; Bob Livingston, Notre Dame back; Jim Phair, Auburn center; Bob Sandberg, Minnesota quarter back; Bernie Gallagher, Penn tackle; Bob Derleth, Michigan tackle; Ed Allen, Penn full back, and Matt Bolger, Cornell end. Others Reveal Choices Three others of the seven active clubs revealed their draft list. This was a better percentage than in the N.

F. L. draft, when only three of the 10 clubs came out in the open. Most of the teams prefer to keep their choices private to gain an edge in negotiation and likewise to escape embarrassment if a rival lands a coveted performer. Chappuis, and Bump and Pete El captain of the record breakers, will serve as master of ceremonies.

liott in the back field. Chappuis, were practically unanimous for th established a conference record fori back field. John Lujack of Notr ground gained by rushing and Dame was the quarter back despit passlng. the season as high point man with 61. Other Hawks high on the list were Smith, who finished fourth with 50 points in 50 games; Mosien-ko, with 48 points in 40 games; Alex Kaleta.

with 46 points in 49 games; Pete Horeck, with 41 points in 50 games, Doug Bentley, with 40 points in 36 games, and Red HamilL with 37 points in 38 games. In the all-star team selected by a serious chauange from ArnoU Tucker of Army. Felix Doc EUn- What more can you ask from a safety man?" Agase Most Valuable chard, Army full back; Glenn Davis, The remarkable aspect of Gra Julius Rykovich, Buddy Young, Army half back, and Charley Trippi. Sonja Henie, who will return to Chicago Stadium with her ice nevue opening on Christmas night. Paul Patterson, Alex Agase were in! Georgia half back, completed th ham's passing is the dearth of costly interceptions.

Only five of his 174 the list of Illini veterans. Agase quartet. Trirri and his teammate. was voted the most valuable player 1 John Rauch, threw 23 touehdowa the National Hockey league man Race Results 1 a .1 1 1 1 1 agers, the lienileys and Mosiciiko vs eu-tu-u mc nmn vni-ipnssos 10 icaa ire nation. Among the holiday events are Jerry Skovie's Individual classic at Pla-Mor lanes Jan.

4 and the Cole-Lenzi recreation sweepstakes in La Grange next Saturday and Sunday; the Cascade team 2-in-l Jan. 4 and 5 and Ray Schalk's 11th annual five man sweepstakes in Evergreen Towers also on Jan. 4 and 5. Al Pasek of the Berwyn recreation, winner of the 1915 event with a 898 total for four games, was the first of 125 entrants in the Cole-Lenzi tournament. The Lustre Cremes women's team will meet the Gihbs Studio men's squad in Lorraine recreation tonight.

The Paradise Fruit and Fox De Luxe throws were captured by the enemy. But then. Otto seldom gave anything away in college, cither. He hit 'M of 29 receivers against Michigan in 101,1. His three year average at Northwestern was 157 hits in 321 shots.

Overwork a Worry College Oaskethill were named as the three forwards on the first team. Finish In Third Tiara Tho they tapered oft because of TitnrnAI. PARK in Mils UnsT liAt I- l-ui 1.MH, In Inline 2 ver iiliii, I lift mill's; IOsnln.fi, 111'); lirmxl 1 3.00 7(1(1 VSfl li: In-lain 8.00 ft. 7(1 Klil. llti.

uii.Kk V70 Time, 1:46 3-ri. Caliper. Count Jl. Lump Pusfu. Speedy yucst.

Warrior Prince. rair Paris Names 50 for Bribe Charge Trial Brown's greatest worry this fall Cross, Kay Ixve, Gilded Trump, inch Kick ran. SECOND PACE Purse claiming. 3 was not Graham's accuracy, but the danger of a sore arm thru overwork, men's quintets will clash in another Otto has been specializing on long Four Jockeys Hurt in Race Track Spills Charles Town, W. Dec.

21 (P) Four jockeys were injured, two seriously, and two horses were destroyed during the closing day program at the slush covered Charles Town race track today. Jockey Johnny Tammaro suffered a broken left leg and other possible injuries when he was thrown from Mrs. Carroll Bowers' Aldridfje ns the 0 year old crashed into a fence on a turn in the sixth race. Balrd In Two Spill match on the same alleys. Tom Dailey last week rolled 241 211-211665, high series for the sea year clrls and Ui, iurloiifcs: Oilc.

104; ...16.40 S. 50 ft. 00 Sun Muss. 112: B.UU ft. HO 1-ail-Joe.

112: Jx-luin 6.00 'I linr, 1.13. lr. Jl. Young, Chccscstiaw, Clnrkuin. Sun Flame.

Voyareui. Mr. Frmnieil, fempiy Mate, M.i HI tnniler. ilatbara GUI ran. THIRD HACK Purse $2,000, allowances, 2 year olds, 6 lurlongs: Klcliw'd Dry.

122: Scurl'k 158.80 47.20 26 A 0 tndiT. 117: Errlro 6.10 5.10 Trala Boy. 114: 31.10 Time. 1:11. Sylvia Dear.

Probation, Decoy. Rlctitwinc. Jeanne Heile, Turn Swrrt latent. Kaierlna ran. HUHTH NA i'urne W.OOO, 3 year olds ami up, I l-l miles.

Whntletree, 11k: B.40 4 00 3 20 Pelops. ill: McPhee- 7.40 4. SO Pled Piper. 112: McCnwan. 5 50 Time-.

1:46. Run Ladv. Miss Viking, Twlnk Shot, Forgotten Ally. Brown Tie, Townhouse ran. New York, Dec.

21 (P) A parade of witnesses, including Mayor William O'Dwyer and 10 young models, will be called to testify at next Tuesday's trial of Alvin J. Taris on football bribery charges if the 28 year old novelty firm officer has his way. Attorneys for Tarls, the alleged "fixer" in a purported attempt to bribe Merle Hapes and Frank Fil-chock, New York Giants back field stars, prior to last Sunday's championship playoff game with the Chi son in the Hughes council of the Knights of Columbus league at Gateway recreation. The fifth annual holiday sweeper at Bowlway recreation, Elgin, which opened yesterday, will continue until Jan. 1.

The Flyers hold a one game lead over the Elks in the Rapid GAMF THIS WEEK. Tomorrow Ohio State at Washington. 8oathern California at Wiacoeaia. Minnesota at Nebraska Indiana at Marquette. Marquette vs.

Indiana, In afilraaa.e asdfc torium. Ilel'ay at Macomk. Tennessee at Duquesne. Aall Mat at Milwaukee State. M.

Mary Cal at Oklahoma A. M. Stanford at Bradley. Tuesday fie (ante scheduled. Wednesday Southern California at Bradley.

Thursday Southern Methodist at Loyola fCMcarel. Manford at 1 arletoa. liuquesne at Vounrstoarm. Colorado at M. V.

Kansas Mate at Wlehlta. Texas Christian at Bradley. Friday Notre Dame vs. tartmouta ia Clevelaai. Ohio State at California.

Minnesota at A ashinrtoa. Mirhlgan at loss State. Michigan htato at Kentucky. hi Louis vs. Texas hruuu la Molina.

Saturday Ohio State at California. Minnesota at Hashinctosu Michtxan at loea State. Texas Ihrlstiaa at Loyola Cfclcaj-e. Michigan Mate at Wayne. 1.

C. L. A. at St. Joseph anterbury at Butler.

Wabash at Kentucky. N. Carolina M. at Franklin. Montana Mate at Kansas State.

M. Mary ICal.l at St. Loots. I tan Mate at Bradley. injuries in the late weeks of the regular season, the Hawks finished the season in third place, topped only by Montreal and Boston.

And they outscored Montreal In the season total, 200 to 172, and had a wider margin over the Bostoi total, which was 167. In the 50 game schedule the Hawks won 23 games and tied 7. They usually were invincible on their home ice, where thejr set an all-time attendance record of On Jan. 20, 1D46, the Hawks set a world paid attendance record lor one game when 19,749 were packed into Chicago Stadium. Yes, the Hawks had a great season in 1945-'46, even tho they won neither the league championship nor a game in the Stanley cup playoffs.

A few changes here and there, it seemed, and 1946-'47 would be even a more spectacular success. Ticket patrons were eager while the Hawk heads were being put off guard by smugness or contentment, at least. They virtually rioted tor locations, not for a game but for every home game. The attendance remains amazing. Jockey James Baird, who had fig FIFTH RACE Purse $2,000.

allowances. 3 olds and up. 1 1-16 miles ured in another spill earlier, 4 10 3 00 i AlslKa). 11B: Padgett 6.90 looping throws to the extremely fast ends, Mac Speedie and Dante Lavelli. They race down field at full speed and Graham gives them a long lead.

"Naturally," Brown said, "that type of pass requires practice. I've been wondering which would give out first Graham's arm or Lavelli's legs." Graham compares the technique to the quick break offense in basketball he was an All-American in 1943. "You grab a rebound and hook a pass down the floor. If it's good, you score. Same thing in football.

Hit Lavelli or Speedie when they're running fast and you get six points. It takes a lot of running, but that's their department." Ace Parker, the Yankee pitcher, has an even more remarkable interception mark than Graham. Only three of Ace's 115 throws were intercepted. However, Parker averaged only 6.6 yards per toss to Graham's 10.6. Ace's short flips like Sammy Baugh's are less vulnerable to thrown hen his mount, G.

C. Reid's Transit league. Loretta Nagle shot the high series of 534 in the Wednesday Night Women's league in the Evergreen Towers last week. Genevieve Nagle was second with 524. cago Bears, said today the defendant THE 3 I' QUESTION BOX 1 had suggested the names of at least 50 persons they should summon as witnesses.

Bell Also Named William V. Breslin, associated with Caesar Barra as counsel for Paris, said the names included Mayor O'Dwyer, Police Commissioner Arthur W. Wallander, Bert Bell, National Football league commissioner; a number of professional Stan Tracy. 114: 5.50 3.60 Boston Ladv. 110: 2.70 Time.

1:45 1-5. Isatln, Flearose. Colonel John. Stride Well. I.miray O'Nill, Tellmchuw, riuoilrne.

Mnllliie.ar. Wine Sun ran. SIXTH HACK Purse added, the De Soto handicap, 3 year olds and up, 6 urlonys: Statesman. 12: Seurlock. .45.70 14.1 0 5 60 Kuzluz, 130: Donoso 2.90 2.40 Shiny Penny.

123: Delara 3.20 Time. 1:10 1-5. Blu Wash, Triton, Umpy-dan. Trojan Fleet. Air patrol ran.

SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,000, allowances, 3 year oids, 1 1-16 miles: Army Cadet. 114: Jemas 7.20 5 50 4.P0 Hearth Broom. 109: Errico 9.40 5.90 Open Palm, 110: 5 X0 Time. 1:44 4-5. Ouatre Call.

Hyperhelto. Chnpnv Sea. and WMh Word ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,800, rlalmlnc, 3 year olds and up. 1 3-16 miles: Dlah, 105: McPhee 25.50 10 00 6.10 Sal Sister.

115: Button 5.00 4.20 Lucky Roman, 117; Pannell 5 10 Time. 1 50 2-5. Mnrkahliity. Facraee. Gay Buck, Above All, Winirptarl, Jack til Hearts ran.

Have you a sports question? The Tribuna will answer an many an space will permit. 'Address inquiries Pontchartrain, jumped over the prostrate Aldridge. Rider Irving I'ayne suffered head injuries and Jockey Pat O'Brien cuts about the mouth and the loss of several teeth in the third race. Allegro, with Payne aboard, bolted at the clubhouse turn and piled up against the outside fence with V. C.

MeClintock's Steel Queen. Allegro was destroyed due to injuries. Granju Destroyed In the fourth race Hillcrest farm's General Knight, ridden by Manuel Alverez, stumbled and fell over Granju, with Baird aboard. In the stretch. Baird was shaken up but walked away from the spilL His mount was destroyed.

mrzFUZ vrsET victim Miami, Fla Dec. 21 fT) Statesman, K. A. O'Connor's 20 to 1 shot. during today's city jail conference lhat "there was no serious cr de football players, and 10 young 1 women, employed as models.

liberate attempt to bribe anybody. (Paris told us that if Filchock and Breslin and Barra disclosed the names after a visit with Paris at the city jail, where he is held without bail. The lawyers did not disclose the reason why Paris wanted these persons as defense witnesses. "Just Big Talk" Hapes tell the truth, they will admit that, too." "All the talk was like all Broadway just big talk." Breslin quoted Parts as saying, adding that the de enemy action. end Kept Going The rival league comedians keep the feud going.

At the National league meeting in New York last Tuesday, the comment on Miami's financial collapse was: "The National league is drafting players and the All-America is drafting owners. Miami gets first pick." The All-America counter, referring to the attempted gambling fix of San Francisco has laid claim to Glenn Davis, Army's great half back. FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS FIP.ST RACE Purse $1,500, allowances, 3 year olds and up. 6 furlontrs: Hasty Million, 120; Camp. 26.60 1 2.60 8 00 Honmey Hex, 101: Bara 29.60 14.20 Boh i Dream.

106; Sliufelt. 3.80 Time. 1:18. Woe, Dixie's First. Darby Delr-dre, Aerial Gunner, Skip Level, Martlet, Di la-coil ran.

SECOND RACE Purse $1,500, allowances, 3 AH the rest of the glowing picture has thus far been a dismal flop. As Ihese words are set down the Hawks have won only one of their last 10 games. They have gone thru six games without a victory. A year ago right now they had not lost in six engagements. Kelied on Farm Club The Hawk management had relied upon its farm club in Kansas City for replacements, but the Kansas City team proved a flop, too.

This did not halt a lot of commuting between the two last place clubs, with no appreciable help to either outfit. Early in December Bill Tobin, Hawk president and new majority stockholder of the club, announced he The 43-ers also selected Bob Wiese fendant had told him he just wanted Paris, the lawyers said. Insisted' to be a "big shot on Broadway." Michigan back; Clyde Le Force, nnl'prl nut in front from far behind "'d'- 6 'urlonss: pui.ta out in ironi nam iur utiunu Bono 114. 9 00 40 340 Tulsa tack; Paul Drake, Georgia Tech center, and Jack Zilly, Notre Ss to beat Buziuz, the lavonte, by a Amherley. 116: 7.20 OO Wow.

119: Johnson 8.20 Dame end. Time. 1:17 1-5. Uncle Mar. Homespun.

Susar 0Z 7 Lump, Pie Man, Liquidator, Franklsh King. Sky The Yankees also will negotiate with Een Raimondi, a back from AND Indiana; George Strohmeyer, Notre Dame center; Monte Moncrief, a national league championship game, popped today: "We are playing for the world championship. The National league? They played for the underworld championship." CHICAGO CARDS SIGN M'KENZIE, length and a half in the $10,000 added De Soto handicap at Tropical Park today before 10,000 fans. It was the Florida debut for both Statesman and Buzfuz, but the Miami owned Sunshine stable entry tvai a 9 to 10 favorite. Sam Car-field's Shiny Tenny was third, trailing Buzfuz by a half length.

Statesman, which trailed badly until the middle of the turn, paid for 52, and earned O'Connor $7,900 in the $11,575 gross purse. Under an impost of 112 pounds, Jockey Ovie Seurlock steered the to The Question Box, Sports Department, Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill. How old are Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, the Army touchdown twins? Bing Kirincich. Jollct. 111.

They ate 21. What was the name of the Chicago Vocational High school football player who scored the only touchdown against Fenger in regular season play? Fengerite. Chicago Richie Kaposta. Did Leo Rclse play for the Chicago Blackhawks during the 194.V'16 season? J. Nannini, Chlraro JleUe played ix games last year for the Hawks.

What was the year's record of Mor-vlch, which won the Kentucky Derby In 1922? Mauricb J. Schnur. Chlcaio In five fctarts, Morvich, beside winning the Derby, placed ner.ond twice, third onre, and unplaced once, capturing $57,675 ia puraea. What Is Ted Lyons' middle r.ame? Tech. 5th Grade Harold Foran, Jefferson Barracks.

Mo. Amar ia the second name of the Chicago White Sox manager. Where was the Jack Dempsey-Georges Carpentlcr tight hrld? Leslie M. Price, Chicago Peril poey knocked out Carpentler in the fourth round In Jersey City, N. July 2, 1921.

Texas A. M. tackle. Brooklyn Wants Illanrhard Rrooklyn will be ready to talk business with Felix Elanchard, Army full back, if he seeks such employment. The Dodgers also put on their list Neill Armstrong.

Okla horrra A. M. end, and FriU Barzi-lauskas, Yale guard. Later in the tfav the conference WILDCAT STAR i mi i ovVi yuaiif had $100,000 to spend for talent help. His offer of cash met deaf ears, but in mid-December he did complete a deal which brought Adam Brown to the Hawks and sent Pete Horeck to the Detroit Red Wings.

Last season Brown scored 20 goals and 11 assists; Horeck scored 20 goals and 21 assists. At this early stage it does not seem likely the Hawks will be able to make the Stanley cup play-offs the last two clubs are But the management is not likely to get caught with its pads down as it did last season, the rebuilding period. 110 UlJli: wave ran. THIRD RACK Purse $1,100, allowances. 2 year elds, ft furlonss: Port Wise.

118: .27.60 fiO 4 .80 Profiled. 110; West 8.80 5.00 "Bi tty hkelley. 110: Comn't 2 80 Time. 1:19 1-5. Wise Brunette.

Wasp Waist, lady Port, Quatre liiane. Lucky Pali. 'Peg ran. -Entry. FOURTH RACE $1,500, allowances.

3 year olds and up, fl furlongs: Halt Brother. 114: Nash 5.60 3.40 2.80 Pere Manjuette. 114: Guerin. 3.80 3.20 Tiny's Choice, lOfl: 5.20 Time 1:16 3-5. Private Joe.

Builder, Noisily. Sons Style, Old Silk. Diclt Stickney. lllppomenes ran. FIFTH RACE Purse Sl.aoo, allowances, 3 vear olds and up, 6 furionus; Brown Mogul.

114: Guerin. 7.60 3.80 2.80 Kovlaro. 112: Combest 3.00 2.60 Double feature. Ill: Mol't 3.20 Time. 1:16 1-5.

Flaldloch, Noble One. Kplnara. Sandstorm ran. KIXTU RACE Purse $5,000, the Pelican handicap. 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: i Michigan Kid, 120: Guerin 3.40 2,20 2.40 Earshot.

113: Rlenil 2.80 3.80 I Dor. Brown, 113: Leblanc 2.40 Time. 1:52. Bank Balaoce, Rockwood Lou. Petsome, Harvey's Pal.

Marcelle B. ran. Entry. StVENTH RACE Purse $1,500, allowances, 3 vear olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Fnur Tens.

Ill: H(a. per. .18.20 8.40 00 Camp's Fiist. 112: Combest 5.40 4.40 Jaoalilos. 109: Lulln 5 40 Time, 1:54.

Darlen, Bahy Gold. Rodman Kecnon, "say Wolf, Mate Me, Dockie, "Spoon Bread. Cherokee ran, Entry. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,800. allowances.

3 year c-lds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Sason. 112: Badqett 14.20 7.20 5.40 Mar-Plln, 112: I.ullo 9,80 00 LoMahat, 114: Keene 6.00 Time, 1:55 1-5. tBena Sweep, Penny-packer. Airy Acres.

tMllltary Sir, Fuss Barker, Sunder, Tide Over, Alr Beauty, Likeable ran. began discussing the application ofjMrintrr home in the slightly slow Baltimore to fill the vacant spot In "me or j-d on a iracK auneu oy a ek I ITS yc-x A a a a a a materials'- avcHcbl; the All-America. The Browns claimed Dick lloer-rier, Iowa back, but did not announce the names of other players claimed. The lists released. In addition to that of the Rockets, follow: NEW YORK; Centers TufTy Hatmra, Texas Jack MacKenzie, Northwestern university half back who was drafted by the Chicago Cardinals in 1945, yesterday signed a contract with Oner Charley Bidwell for 1947.

MacKenzie was a brilliant athlete at Sullivan High school. He was selected Oil-City and All-State in football. After one year at Drake university Jack spent three and a half years in the marine corps. During the 1946 season MacKenzie was Coach Lynn Waldorf's No. 1 pass defense man in addition to playing considerable time on offense late in the season.

lie is 6 feet tall and weights 204 pounds. an early shower. It was Buzfuz's first start since mid-November when he ran second to Recce at the Jamaica charity meeting in New York. His r.econd today paid his owner $2,000 the amount for which he was originally purchased and boosted his total earnings to $117,9.15. The 10,000 paid spectators bet Pro Basketball Itiui 1 a -w a NATIONAL lEAGfE Western Division i 5030,011.

lilil GUKKIX WINS TWO L. ret. I W. I. 3 A 4 4 .892 CHICAGO 7 5 .67 I Detroit 12 New Orleans, Dec.

21 (JP) w. Ind'apnlis 10 Oshkoah Anderson 8 W. Rochester 10 Ft. Wayne 7 lEntry. 'field.

CHARLES TOWN RFSILTS Pet. .600 .5 as .200 Pet. .333 .313 .231 John B. Theall of Abbeville, had FIRST RACE Purse SI. 000, claiming, 3 Eastern Division I.

Pet. I W. I. 4 .714 Buffaln 4 8 7 .500 Syracuse Ml 7 .5001 1'euntst'n 3 10 a big day at the Fair Grounds today when his horses won two races. year olds aud up.

4V lurloncs: jl at ee heal ksav spTjr II mf It uk Maas or alh Itsaf I Kes, 118: Miller 8.20 3 40 2.80 file Sam. 118: 3.00 2 40 Toledo 7 T'r. and George Strohmeyrr. Dame, srwt Irian. William llraley, fh; Ed.

tiraln. Pennsylvania, and e-lriTd Wcrlrr IJ-oiiejown. Taialei Jack Piftujurah; Monte Monolef. Texas A. it Ted C'Skiwiki.

Oreton Slate, and i har es tl'lott. Corron. fcnds Jo 1 rlellllnsMl. C.e-;r.a. and Walter Irno.

Conner tlrut. ha'-ks Oar.es Trlopi. Oeurtfia, Brn Halmondl. l.oii;ana. Mialich, Idaho, and il-Muhienhere.

SIN rANCT0- Centers Paul Duke. Teen, and Earl Wheeler. Arkansas, i.eonettl. wake Forest, 'iackies Sai'erfirld. Vanderbllt.

and Charles llalm-trf-rt, Fie. Lnds ZiIIt. Noire Dame, and l-tf, Hacks (ilenn Davis. Arrr; C.yo Force. Tulsa: Hot, wise.

Mieh-Un Din Samuel. Oreron state. Red Kniphl. 1. Miliar a Sratf Fiank hrcyiea.

Geoipla Tech; inttt, Ttsaa Tech, and Wait Slater, lernessee. r.KOuKI.YN: Center Reed Fiilsen. Biltham Tcuii. Cuards Francis Barnlauakas, Vale; uther Methoolst. hud'ty Bunts, Plil Miiner, Dune, and Cm Shan-n n.

Tackifs Harlan Texas; and Jim Smith, Coiorads. Fnds Nelil Armstronr. tiklahoma A. a Ted sx-rutti. Rice, and Marvin Good-msn.

WiUlamette. Baras Charley Cnuerly. Mtaalstlrri: BinM Busnmaler, Vanderbiit. and St. Lawrence.

Flylne Wise, 118: Holland. 5.00 TESTERDAT'S RESII.TS Theall's gelding Brown Mogul won the $1,600 Tulane purse, which was followed by his Michigan Kid's victory in the $5,000 featured Pelican handicap. Time, :52 4-8. Rhyme Maker, Flash Town. Gay Boy Again, Kohinoor, Pilot Boat ran.

SECOND RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 3 vear olds and up, l1 miles: Shambles, 113: Churchill. 4.00 3.00 2.60 Brown Flower, 113: Tam'aro 5.20 3.20 inaiei. 111: Alvarez 3.60 1 The veteran Eric Guerin scored Younrstown. tfi; Indianapolis, 64 (overtime Oshkosh, 63; Rochester, 58. C.AMES TODAT Anderson at Chiraro.

at Fort Wayne, ASSOCIATION OP AMERICA Western Division W. L. Pet. I W. I.

Pet. with both winners." During most of HIS three-point pledge means that 14 7 .687 Detroit 8 14.364 13 8 .619 Irittsbarrh IS .250 10 10 .500 I Eastern Division W. t. Pet. W.

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Youll find your set of Corduroys the best tire investment the route of the six furlong Tulane purse, allowed Epinaza and the favorite Koviarose to fight it out for the lead, then spurted ahead to score a handy victory. Brown Mogul paid $7.60 for $2. Koviarose finished second, a few inches ahead of Double Feature. Epinaza was fourth. Michigan Kid went to the front at once in the mile and 16th feature Time.

2:15 4-5. Gradatim, Spring Town. Rakala, Bin Jack, Char Foot ran. THIRD RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 7 furlongs: Ardent Miss, 113: Tammaro 8.60 3.R0 2.20 Bass Fiddle. 118: 5.40 3.40 Cast Out, 113: Balrd 2.60 Time, 1:29 1-5.

Maroc, Midget Store, Allegro, Steel Queen ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 4 year elds and up, Charles Town course: James Acre. 115: 5.40 3.20 2.80 Crar.y People, 107: Gerlock. 12.80 7.60 Cahors, 117: 2.80 Time, 1:22 3-5. Wise Don, General Knight, Granju, Red Blossoms.

Donald C. ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $1,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up. 1 1-1 fl miles: Texaldue. 117.

Alvarez. ...79.00 21.20 9.80 Flacs, 117: Miller 9.80 5.00 Scotch Flae, 120: Tammaro 3.40 Time, 1:65 2-5. Erica, Come Eleven. Gray Meese. Dawndale.

Gavolade ran. 16 8 .842 Providence 9 10 .474 RAIN POSTPONES STANFORD GAME WITH HAWAII U. New Tork 14 7 .667 1 Toronto 7 13.330 Phila'phia 9 8 .529 Boston 5 15.250 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Washinrton, 68; Philadelphia, 56. Providence, 63; New York, 61. GAMES TODAT Detroit at Ohlrsro.

Pittsburxh at Cleveland. Huston at St. Louis. HONOLULU. Hawaii.

Dec. 21 Continuing heavy rains and wind and held William Ilelis' Earshot to second place by a head in a game performance. you ever have made. See your Corduroy dealer today it pays to order Corduroys ahead of timel SIXTH RACE Purse $1,200, allowances, 3 year olds and up. 1 miles: Smiling Lass.

119: Holland 7.80 4 40 4 80 Outcome, 108: Ardulnl 8.20 5.60 White Easter. 1BH: 4.60 i i I i i a- I U4. A iii' II II "i -s s- km if yA ojioi ill? trday caused postponement until Monday night of the Stanford-Hawaii university football game which had br-e-n scheduled for tonight. The weather also forced postponement of the University of fivw Mex-iro-lilehua alumni game fiom last right to tomorrow night. Time, a 01.

Pontcliai train. Boy Larkmead, Aldrldtie, Mures ran. SEVENTH RACK Purse $1,000, allowances. 3 vear olds and up. 4Va furlonss: Bulrushes, 121: Kirk 3.80 2 20 Out Nr.

Quota. 115: 2.20 Out FORT SHERIDAN WINS3 46-34 Fort Sheridan gained It 10th atralcht basketball victory last night, defeating t.ie Peoria Caterpillars, 46 to 34, on the soldiers" floor. Knrt Sheridan will play Loyola university In the Proviso High school gym tomorrow nlcnt. Joe's favorite, 115: Kenney Out ime. 3-5.

Camp Chest Tan. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,200, allowances 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Daily Doubles Under Cover. 114: 5.20 3.40 2.40 Sure Gift. 117: Kirk 3.40 2.40 Svengall.

109: Gerlock 3.40 Birmingham Nine to Train Next Year in Biloxi, Miss. Eiloxi, Dee. 21 (VT) City Commissioner J. A. Creel announced today that the Birmingham Barons of the Southern association had selected Biloxi as their training site next spring.

Arrangements for the team to train a second season here were completed Friday in Biloxi by G. J. Jchrles, president of the Alabama team, and Eddie Glennon, business manager. Time, 1:55 3-5. Orage, Chalupa ran.

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4S4S Madison. Mans. 7772. INDIANAPOLIS SELLS DREWS VANUFACTVItK Of tXTt QOAIITT TIMJ Sited Hit Jack MacKenzie (right), who starred on the gridiron for Sullivan High school and Northwestern university, with Charles Bidwill, owner of the Chicago Cardinals, after signing a 1947 contract with the south side pro eleven in Bidwill! office yesterday. B'falne ar4 Bella nl $155 40 ria mh Kaalr Miilloa aa4 Captain Hon $11040 nasi TOWN ft as k4 haiBtilca $16.

SO InrtlminpolK Ind Dec. Jl API Sale eif InfleMer Vrankle Drews to Syraeuse of the International league was annnijneed tonicjit by the Indianapolis Indiana ol the American asao- 4t mm-' eauutt. i 4 lefc, 9V-.