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One to Go (Jlljtrcgn unlai JTriimttr November 13, 1955 Part 2 Page 8 1 SEDULOUS EFFORT PAYS OFF if ty'T iz I Jack (1) finished third and Queen Apache (9) came on to take fourth. Yesterday's nine races ended this year's horse racing in the Chicago area. itribune Photoi Sedulous (2), with Forrest Kaelin aboard, closes fast to beat Bear Cub (5) in second race of closing Chicago Tribune Charities, program at Sportsman's Park yesterday. Broadway MICHIGAN RIPS INDIANA WITH EASE, 30 TO 0 Cont'd from first sports page diana made only 32 yards by rushing against Michigan's 302. Michigan relied largely on its rushing game, completing five of only 13 passes for 71 yards.

The afternoon was sparked up with some hard hitting and fancy running by the Michigan backs. During the drive for the second touchdown, Jim Pace, apparently hopelessly trapped while trying to pass, swung far to the left and went 18 yards to the Indiana 20, but he did almost as much running before he got even with the line of scrimmage. Jim followed that up with a 20 yard touchdown run to conclude that sequence of plays. Later he returned a punt 34 yards to the Indiana 25, tho that threat failed when a pass was intercepted in the end zone. Tony Branoff and Lou Bal-dacci did the strongest battering by Michigan back field men.

Branoff got 69 yards, including a 41 yard run, on six tries and Baldacci netted 65 on 13. Real Corner Kicks Jim VanPelt teased the Hoosiers by some accurate punting. Twice he kicked out of bounds within the Indiana 1 yard line. Jim Maddock, who alternated with VanPelt at quarter back, did a smooth job of handling the team. Terry Barr, Michigan half back, returned the opening kickoff from his 7 yard line to the 32.

Right away the Wolverines showed they weren't fooling around. Barr hit for 6, then Branoff galloped down to the Indiana 21. Maddock piled thru center to the Indiana 7. After advancing to the 3, Maddock made a third down handoff to Barr who slashed at an angle thru his right guard for a touchdown. Ron Kramer kicked SPORTSMAN'S PARK CHARTS Other College Football Scores COPYRIGHT.

1955: BY TRIANGLE PUBLICATIONS. DAILY RACING FORM I BRUINS' LATE GOAL DEFEATS HUSKIES, 19-1 7 Los Angeles, Nov. 12 LP! The Huskies of Washington almost sidetracked the U. C. L.

A. Rose bowl express today, but the Bruins came from behind on Jim Decker's field goal in the last 18 seconds to eke out a 19 to 17 Pacific Coast conference triumph before 47,519. Almost in Bowl The triumph gave U. C. L.

A. its fifth conference victory against no defeats and virtuaUy cinched the bid to represent the coast in the bowrl game. Ronnie Knox Injured The victory, however, cost U. C. L.

A. the services of Ronnie Knox, who suffered a fractured fibula in his right leg. Dr. Edward S. Ruth, team physician, said the highly publicized half back will be sidelined five or six weeks, but he will be ready for the Rose bowl." The Huskies presented U.

C. L. A. with two points on a safety to prevent the danger of a blocked punt. There were 2 minutes and 51 seconds left in the game and that left the Huskies in front, 17 to 16.

The Bruins drove from mid-field to the Washington 19 to set up the winning field goal kick. The ball actually traveled 35 yards off Decker's foot. Washington 14 3 017 U. C. L.

A 7 0 7 5 1 9 Scoring Washington: Touchdowns, Jones t61 yard pass interception: Herring 10 down: Derby, 2. Field goal Derby 34 yards U. C. L. A.

Touchdowns: Peters tl yard plunge); Davenport 1 yard plunge. Point after touchdowns: Brown. 2. Field goal-Decker C29 yards. Safety Roake rinten-tional.

OREGON STATE WLS Berkeley, Nov. 12 Sam Wesley and Ted Searle combined talents today to give Oregon State a 16 to 14 triumph over California and undisputed second place in the Pacific Coast conference football race. The Beavers struck for two lightning fast first quarter touchdowns on plays of 71 and 53 yards, then cinched their fifth conference victory on Searles' 14 yard field goal halfway thru the third period. Oregon State 13 0 3 018 California 7 7 0 014 Scoring Oregon State: Touchdowns, Berry 71 yard run; Wesiey 53 yard pass run from Westfall, Point after touchdown: Wesley. Field goal Searle.

California Touchdowns: Granger 6 yard, run); Dlmeff 7 yard pass from MaGulre, Point after touchdown: Poppln, 2. FIRST RACE Purse $3,000, Weather cloudy, track last. Three Horse and Jockey Wt PP St yW Str Fin Owner Eq odds NELL'S BOY W.E.Carroll .112 8 9 8 1 1 1 A.KaraSr. 2.70 TAOS CROSS (J.D.Jessop .,115 1 5 6 4 2" 2 Smith-GateWd 13.20 SABOUK 1H. Keene Ill 2 4 3l 2 3 W.H.BishopStab.

4.40 SUBJECTIVE RE. Young ..108 9 6 7 81 4J 4 C.Woolfolk 25.60 WARM ACE W.Cox 113 7 10 10 10 8 5 R.A.Parachek 23.10 EDKNITE A. Skoronski 112 4 8 9 9 6 6 KiKiStable 2.60 ABACUS MMulkernn 106 6 7 51 74 7M 7 P.McIntyre 8.30 DE 'VILLE (R.Mlguer) 108 5 3 4 6' 5 8 ValleyVlewFm. 13.20 WACO SCAMP W.Walsh 107 3 1 511 9 L.B.Jeffers 8.20 IMPERIAL ACE M.Dalgo .108 10 2 2' 31 10 10 J.J.Altman 60.60 year olds and up. Claiming.

Seven furlongs. 4-5. Two dollar mutuels Dald: Nell's Boy. Taos Cross. $12.00 place, $6.20 show; owner.

Winner, b. 7, Attention Nell once. Start good from gate. Won handily, year olds and up. Claiming.

Mile and a Time. :23 2-5. :49 2-5. 1:15 2-5. 1:28 $7.40 straight.

$5.40 place, $4.00 show; Sambcuk, $3.80 show. Winner trained by Dunstan. WeHt to post at 2:06. Off at place driving. SECOND RACE Purse $3,000.

Three sixreenm. Horse and Jockey Wt SEDULOUS IF. Kaelin 117 BEAR CUB A Skoronski ...115 BROADWAY JACK fDalgo.112 QUEEN APACHE R.MiguezJ 108 STAR BOROUGH E.Piesa) 120 BROAD CROSS J.D.JessopJ 117 STAR BORJEAN W.Cox ...112 PHAE LATER H. Keene 112 MR. BOOTS M.Mulkerrln ..112 PLAY REOUEST O.Crank .113 Time.

:51. 1:16. 1:43 2-5. PP St 2 1 5 5 1 4 9 8 10 10 7 3 6 7 3 6 4 3 8 9 J4 Str Fin Owner Eq, odds 3U 3 31 1 Mrs.R.Oldson 5.80 5iJ 2 2hi 2 J.W. Snider 8.20 5J 4i 4 3i FortuneStable 6.60 8 5 6 4" A.Graffagnini 5.60 10 8i 5 5i4 M'Gregor-Arnold 5.40 2H 1M 6 M.H.VanBerg 3.80 71 7 M.R.Walsh 19.40 7i 9 8 G.Koslba 14.10 1 6i 8i 9 R.Flnkel 10.00 9 10 10 10 ValleyVlewFm.

13.60 $13.60 straight. $8.40 place, $6.00 show: Bear Cub, $8.00 place, $5.40 show; Broadway Jack, $4.80 show. Winner trained by R. P. Oldson.

Winner, b. 8. Ted Easy MARKS SET AS SEASONENDSAT SPORTSMAN'S Charity Meet Helps to Top Bet Records BY MAURICE SHEVLIN Records fell right and left as the Illinois thorobred racing season and the 14th annual charity meeting of the Chicago Tribune Charities, came to an end yesterday at Sports- man's Park. A crowd of 19,117 established a new betting mark for the Cicero half miler of a new standard for daily double wagering, $144,934, was setr and Sir Tribal, winner of the featured $10,000 Arch Ward Memorial handicap, clipped a full second off the track record of 1:53 2-5 for a mile and a furlong. Breaks 1946 Record In addition, the day's mutuel handle raised to $204,991,091 the total betting at Illinois' seven thorobred race tracks to erase the old record of hung up in 1946.

The figures are based on 294 days of racing, which include 120 days at the Southern Illinois track of Fairmount Park and Cahokia Downs. The six day charity meeting drew 59,671 fans, who wagered $5,118,638, as compared with 58,792, who bet $5,105,218 for the same period last year. In taking the Arch Ward Memorial, Sir Tribal, a 4 year old gelding owned by Charles Fritz of, Chicago and ridden by Cicero's Tony Skoronski, scored by 12 lengths over the 2-1 favorite, Silver State, ridden by Job Jessop, who won the meeting's jockey championship. Adams Off Ox Third Adams Off Ox, with Harold Keene up, finished third in the field of eight, beaten 'only a neck by Silver State, but finished five lengths in front Knight's Reward. Sir Tribal paid $7.40 and his end of the purse, $6,500, raised to $64,505 his earnings for nine victories in 27 races this season.

The track was fast for his record run, accomplished in 1:52 2-5. The old mark was set by Kaslick four years ago. Arete Wins Handicap The supporting handicap, named for the Chicago Tribune Charities, and carrying a purse of $5,000, went to Arete, owned by Mrs. Rose Benedetto and Nick Guarino, and ridden by Jessop. The 6 year old gelding, winner of six other races this season, led for the entire mile and three eighths and wound up four lengths ahead of Best Fleet.

Other races on the card paid tribute to the members of the Illinois racing board, Chairman Paul Serdar, Frank R. Warton, William S. Miller, and Secretary Clement A. Nance. LOU REPEATS '54 FEAT; SELECTS FINAL DOUBLE Longshot Lou did it again! The Tribune race handicap-per, who picked a big daily double on the final day of The Chicago Tribune Charities, meeting at Sportsman's Park last year, selected the double again yesterday.

It was Nell's Boy and Sedulous, which paid $83.80. The winning combination in 1954 was Crown Winner and Revenue. That double returned $204.40. Volta Maid. Went to post at 2:36.

Off driving, place same. THIRD RACE Purse $3,000. Three Horse and Jockev wt PP St SPRING WATER Skoronskil 11 2 6 5 KIND RECEPTION 3 8 MINT BRANCH H. Keene ...112 4 10 SUITURSELF W.Walsh) ...109 7 1 HERE'S JAKE J.D. Jessop .110 8 7 GREATER D.

Vandenborre ..112 2 3 ANN LYNN Mul kerrln .108 10 6 BIG QUESTION W.Cox 117 9 9 HYDRO SCOTT lE.Plesal ...115 5 2 NEW STREAM D.Wagner-f ..112 1 4 Time. :23 2-5. :48 2-5. 1:14 2-5. 1:28.

$17.00 straight. $7.40 place, $4.60 show; Mint Branch. S3. 40 she. Winner trained Spring Free Girl.

Went to post at 3:05. handily, place driving. FOURTH RACE Purse $4.500. Two year Horse and Jockev MYRTLE M.Dalgo DOTTY NOBLE I D.Wagner SUPREME JOY Skoronski BARRINGTON J.D. Jessop AIR.

PSYCHIC W.COX LACY JACKET H. Keene EQUIPAT W.Walsh SOLERA'S DEAR (Domenlco Wt PP St ...104 8 1 .110 2 7 .112 6 3 ..114 7 2 ...112 9 5 ..111 3 4 ...107 5 8 1.108 1 6 year tV 9 Str Fin 4 2' 11 1" 71 5 4J 2 li 2' 3 31i 3 31 4'1 9 7 6 5i 21 4 5 6'i 8i 9 7 7 5 8i 8 8 .107 9 6 6 9 9 ttntry. Time, :23 1-5, :48 2-5, 1:14 2-5, 1:28 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Mvrtle, $7.40 straight, $4.60 place show; Dotty Noble. $11.20 place.

$5.40 show; Supreme Jov- $3.60 show. Winner trained by owner. Winner, b. 2, Rico Monte Remiss. Went to post at 3:34.

Off at Start good from gate. Won after being headed. FIFTH RACE Purse $4,000. Three year olds and up. Claiming Seven furlongs.

1:50. Two dollar mutuels paid: Sedulous at Start good from gate. Won olds and up. Claiming. Seven furlongs.

-rV Str Fin 5" 3 2'1 l'J 6'- 5i 31, 2 7" 6 5ij 33i 2 2 44 4" 81 7 6 5" 1 1 6 Owner J.W. Snider D.W. Frank C.J.MartlnJr. W.L.Dorsey A.Jeddine M.H.VanBerg J.Woodruff LocustLawnFTn F. Turner J.M.Nlckl Eq odds 7.3U 5.40 2.80 7.70 10.20 5.20 10 10 8i 7 9 9 9 8 31 4' 7hd 9 4j 81 10 10 13.40 11.20 12.10 17.10 Two dollar mutuels paid: Spring Water, Kind Reception.

$6.80 place, $4.20 show; by J. E. Bllbrey. Winner, b. 4.

Balmj Off at once. Start good from gate. Woe olds. Allowances. Seven furlongs.

Owner Eq odds J.F.Beck 2.70 Mrs. M. Case 22.20 SunnyBlueFarm 4.10 M.H.VanBerg 1.60 T.F Smith 14.20 Armer-NaiiStab. 6.60 T.Boudrte 35.40 J.Emery 12.60 E.P.Mets 22.20 A Str Fin 2 1 1 1 4't 4' 3" 2' 5" 2'i 2i 3 7k 6' 51 4 10 8 7 5i 9 71 6 6H 1 3" 7 8 gi 8 3'i 5" 9 91 6' 10 10 10 Owner Eq odds MH.VanBerg 2.00 F.E.Waldron 8.20 Mrs J.T.Levy 60.60 M.Mlnerdo 5.20 Oldeh'e-Regnave 9.4 0 AlmarStable 17.80 W.H.BishopStab. 6.30 20.10 J.W.Norwine 4.60 E.Maison 14.80 1 1 2' 4" 64 7 3 51 8 9 10 fetr 1 21 3 41 6 51 7 8 9 10 Fin 1 2J 34 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Owner Eq odds Bened'o-Guarino 5.60 R.A.Parachek 7.20 E.Ericson- 3.30 Gerber 8.30 Kay-O-Farm 40.60 5.80 Mrs R.A.Connell 3.50 T.M Pruett 35.40 G.Mavros 8.60 TamarackStable 26.40 3" 4i 5 9" 2' 7 61 8k4 10 year olds and up.

Handicap. Mile and Horse and Jockey Wt PP St CHIC WAVE J.D.Jessop ..114 6 1 FRIENDLY MAN W.Cox ...117 2 5 RUSHING TIDE F.Kaelln .113 8 2 1 A .112 4 8 GO BETWEEN Weissman .109 7 10 BEAU BLACK T.O'Nell I ...109 5 9 BABY'S DELIGHT H. Keene .112 3 3 BLACK BANTAM M.Dalgo .109 9 7 MISTER PLUCKY Wagner .112 1 4 UNCLE EDDIE Vandenborre 112 10 6 INDIANA 0 MICHIGAN SO Bob Fee L. i Bon 'Kramer Ron Kauchmiller Jim Orwig Tom Hall L. Dick Hill Jot Anututi 5 Ira Bates Ted Karras Ed Meads Bob Skoronski Al Sigman Pat Fellinger R.

Tom Maentz Eugene Cichowski Jim Maddock George Crowe. H. Terry Barr Milt Cam pell K. Tony Branoff John Bartkiewics B. Loa Baldacci Indiana 0 0 0 Michigan 7 9 14 030 Scoring Touchdowns: Barr 4 yard ran.

Pace 19 yard run, Baldacci 1 yard plunge. Hill 2 yard plunge. Points after touchdowns: Kramer, Maddock, Van Pert. Safety Maents tackled Cichowski in Indiana's end zone. Substitutions Indiana: End, Dillard; tackles, Mettara, McGrath, Ross, Sobczak; guards, Hoagfand, Gentile, Leo; centers, Steeves, Ethridge; backs, Cassidy, McKenzie, Johnson, Stone, Brazier, Ken, Yore.

Michigan Ends, Rotunno. Kentschler, Gonser, Brooks, Faul; tackles, Heynen, Kam-hout, J. Morrcw, Davies; guards. Fox, Marlon, Krahnke, ffyren. Corona, Eldred; centers, Goebel, Feckham, Bowman; backs, VanPelt, Greenwood, Baldwin, Pace, Hendricks, Srtver, Hickey, Corey, Knickerbocker D.

Hill, Shannon, Johnson. Referee Rosa Dean. Umpire Lowell Wrig-ley. Field Judge Elliott Hasan. Head linesman George Spehn.

Back field Judge R. E. Meyes. Coaches Bernie Crlmmlns, Indiana; Ben-nie Oosterbaan, Michigan. Attendance 60,613.

good for 25 yards inasmuch as a penalty had set Michigan back to the Indiana 35. After Dave Hill and Hendricks had moved it to the 2, Hill went over right guard for the touchdown. Van Pelt kicked the 30th and final point. Statistics: Ino. Mich.

FIRST DOWNS 6 18 Rushing 4 14 Passing .1 4 Penalty 1 0 YARDS GAINED 1 373 Rushing 32 302 Passing 29 71 FORWARD PASSES, Attempted 12 13 Completed 4 5 Intercepted by 3 1 Yards lnterceptiona returned 3 0 PUNTS, Number 9 4 Average distance 40 42 Blocked PUNTS RETURNED, No 1 6 Yards returned 10 100 KICKOFFS RETURNED, 5 2 Yards returned 68 39 FUMBLES, number 2 3 Ball lost 2 PENALTIES, Number 9 12 Yards penalized .110 136 NAME JUDGES FOR 11 BREED SHOW ON PIER Judges from various sections of the United States will handle the eleven breed competition of the Western Specialty clubs annual dog show on Navy pier next Sunday. The participating clubs and judges for the classes are: Central States Dachshund club J. Erric-son Warden. Spring House, Pa. Chicago Collie club George Noppenberger, Baltimore.

Md. Doberman Pinscher club of America Mrs. Bob Adamson, Roslyn Heights, N. James W. Case, La Mesa, C.

Merrill Doriot, Goshen, Carl D. Sine, Battle Creek, and Willy C. Necker. Wheeling 111. Mid-west Great Dane club Mrs.

Rose Sabettl, Greenwich, Conn. Kerry Blue Terrier club of Chicago Tiomite Ward Dougherty, Glenview, 111. Chihuahua club of America Maxwell Riddle, Ravenna, O. "Chicago Pekingese club Col. Edward D.

McQuown. Xenia, O. Western Pomeranian club Stephen V. Pastleflk. Parma, O.

Western Boston Terrier club Byron Munson. Studio City, Cal. Chicago Bulldog club Mrs. Carolyn R. Home.

MliHown. N. J. Illiana Schipperke club Dr. Stanley E.

Ochsner, Hales Comers, Wis. WALTER ADMITS HE ERRED ON COLLI DAY ISSUE New York, Nov. 12 (rB Coach Rut Walter of North western admitted today he erred 1n applying for recognition of a world matching 9.3 seconds for the 100 yards by sprinter Jim Golliday, according tg secretary Dan Ferris of the Amateur Athletic union. Golliday actually did 9.2, his coach and Ferris now agree. I discussed the matter with Walter," Ferris said, "and he acknowledged that, due to an oversight, the wrong time was submitted." Yesterday, Walter criticized the A.

A. U. when it announced it would ask recognition of a new world record for Golliday at its annual convention in Louisville, Dec. 1-4. FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME OPENS DOORS TO WADE Richmond, Nov.

12 Wallace Wade, Southern conference commissioner, was for mally installed today the Na tional Football Hall of Fame. Wade, 63, who in 27 years of coaching at Alabama and Duke, sent five teams to the Rose bowl, received his Hall of Fame citation in ceremonies between halves of the George Washington-Richmond football game in City stadium. SCHNEIDER All proceeds, which normally would go into the prize fund of the 14 team Peter Jay league, Tuesday will be turned over to the 2 year old Mays-land school for retarded children in Hialeah, Fla. The girls, who bowl in Harold Weber's Bowlium, organized this year under Harriet Miller, president; Janice L'eipsig, secretary, and Betty Rolfe, treasurer, with the thought of raising funds to equip a testing room at the school, which has some 500 students. Joe Springer announces his second Brothers' handicap doubles, four games across eight alleys, will be held on three week-ends, starting Dec.

3, in Timber lanes. The first open meeting of the W. B. A. W.

C. will be held this afternoon in the Morrison hotel, at which time state and national tournament delegates will be elected. Stan Gif-f ord's 300 game, worth $5,000, will be seen on WGN-TV's ilm this afternoon 'at 3 o'clock against Ed Prosius Time, :24, :48 2-5. 1:14, 1:27 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Chic Wave.

$6.00 straight. $4 00 place, $3.20 show; Friendly Man. $6.60 place. $5.20 show; Rushing Tide. $13.80 show.

Winner trained by owner. Winner, road roan 6, Ocean Wave Chic Trick. Went to post at Off at once. Start good from gate. Won easily, place driving.

SIXTH RACE Purse $5,000. Three year olds and up. Handicap. Mile and three- eighths. Horse and Jockey Wt ARETE J.D.Jessop 112 BEST FLEET W.Cox 112 BRASEDA H.Keene 113 NIRAL I A.

Skoronski ROSEHUE M.Dalgo 105 ROBERT E. W. D.Wagner .111 RIFF SONG F.Kaelin 113 ELLIOTT L. Daigrepont ...112 ALIE-ED P.Domenicol 114 JETT FIRE I D. Vandenborre .106 PP 1 6 5 2 8 7 4 3 10 9 St 1 4 2 5 9 3 7 6 8 10 Time.

4-5, :50, 1:16, 1:42 2-5, 2:10. 2:23 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Arete, $13.20 straight, $7.20 place. $5.00 show; Best Fleet, $8.40 place, $5.40 show; Braseda, $4.00 show. Winner trained by R.

A. Dealy. Winner, b. 6, Sierra Nevada-Eternal Lady. Went to post at 4.32.

Off at once. Start good, from gate. Won easily, place driving. SEVENTH AC Purs an eighth $10,000. Three Horse and Jockey Wt SIR TRIBAL A.

Skoronski .121 SILVER STATE J.D.Jessop 1 19 ADAMS OFF OX H.Keene .111 KNIGHTS REWARD Cox .113 RIVER GATE Vandenb 114 STREAKING EPlesa 117 COSENTINA D.Wagner ...110 EN FLEUR M.Dalgo I 112 PP St 3 4 7 5 6 6 8 7 5 8 1 3 2 1 4 2 14 Str Fin 4 1" 1 li 51 4 21 2 64 51 31 3 71 6 4 44 8 71 64 5 14 21 51 61 2a 31i4 7 7i 3 8 8 8 CANADIENS TOP WINGS; HAWKS FOE TONIGHT MONTREAL, Nov. 12 Iff) The first place Montreal Cana-diens beat the Detroit Red Wings tonight, scoring once in each period to blank the De-trciters, 3 to 0, before 13,813 in a National Hockey league game. The Canadiens next league venture will be in Chicago Stadium tomorrow night when they tangle with the Black Hawks, starting at 7:30. Widen League Lead The victory widened Montreal's league lead to five points over the idle New York Rangers. Once Jean Beliveau started the Canadiens off with a goal in the first period, the Wings seldom threatened.

They had only 18 shots at the goal. Bernie Boom Boom Geof-frion scored late in the second period and Henri Pocket Rocket Richard finished it off in the third on a perfect pass out from brother Maurice, the Rocket. Lineups: Detroit 0 Montreal 3 Hall Plante Goldham Harvey Pronovost St. Laurent Relbel LeCIair Howe Curry Lindsay Provost Detroit 0 00 Montreal 1 1 1 3 SPARES Detroit Kelly. Godfrey.

Hclllngworth, Delvecchio, Paveiich. Chevrefils, Ullman, DIneen, Toppazzini, Bucyk. Montreal Bouchard, Johnson, Talbot, Beliveau, Geoffrion, Olmstead, H. Richard, M. Richard, Moore, Mosdeil, Marshall.

Referee Storey. Linesmen Davies, Bab-cock. FIRST PERIOD Scoring Beliveau R. Richard, Harvey, 14:05. Penalties Beliveau, St.

Laurent, Beliveau. Kelly, Goldham, LeClalr. SECOND PERIOD Scoring Geoffrion Beliveau, 19:24. Penalties Beliveau, Goldham, Geoffrion, Holiingworth, Howe. THIRD PERIOD Scoring H.

Richard M. Richard. Moore, 5:50. Penalties Howe, Provost, Olmstead. BRUIN'S, LEAFS, 2 TORONTO, Nov.

12 The Boston Bruins, sparked by Left Winger Vic Stasiuk's two goals, tonight downed the Toronto Maple Leafs, 3 to 2, before 12,905 and moved into a second place tie with the New York Rangers. Lineups: Boston 3 Sawchuk Flaman Boivln Gardner Stasiuk Mohr.s Toronto 2 Lumley Thomson Blonda Sloan Armstrong Duff Boston 1 2-0 3 Toronto 1 1 0 2 SPARES Boston R. Armstrong, Quackenbush, Davis, Lablne, Bonin, Costello, Davis, Fanagabko, Tessier, Laycoe, Mac Kell. Toronto Morrison, Bolton, Cahan, MIgay, Stewart, Harris, Cullen, Balfour, Reld. Referee Udvarl.

Linesmen Roberts, Morrison. FIRST PERIOD Scoring Stewart Klukay, MIgay, Boston, Bolvin Flaman), 9:15. Penalties Stewart, Gardner, Bolton, Blonda, Mohns, Stasium. Armstrong. SECOND PERIOD Scoring Stasiuk Gardner, Quackenbush 1, stasiuk Gardner, Flaman, Sloan Blonda, 19:51.

Penalties Blonda, Mohns, MacKell. THIRD PERIOD Scoring None. Penalties G. Armstrong, Stasiuk, Gardner, Boivln. Illinois College Group to Meet at Wheaton The College Conference of Illinois will hold its midwinter meeting at Wheaton college on Nov.

22. LAUREL RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $2,500. 2 year old maidens, 6 furlongs: Stepage, 120: Hartack 26.00 10.00 6.40 Salix, 120: Blum 4.60 3.20 Last Jacopo, 120: Culmone 5 80 Time, 1:13 1-5. Miss Bimlech. What Then, Dixie Melody, Flirt A Bit, Tinker Toy, Our Year, Big Bronze, Sought, Briar Sweet ran.

SECOND RACE Purse $2,500. claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Hunters Run, 112: McG'n 75.60 21.40 13.20 Gottapassem, 120: Hartack 4.80 3.60 Belfaster, 122: Gonzalez 5.80 Time, 1:12 2-5. Jersey Devil, Very Special, Bicky Worth A Bit. Know What. Race Tandem, Bolder-, Sans Egal ran.

THIRD RACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Page-One, 119: Culmone 29.80 14.20 7.40 Turf Pic, 118: Broussard 22.20 12.40 Cornishman, 122: Hartack 4.40 Time, 1:11 4-5. Mid Stream, Our Secret, All At Once, Whatatoy, fMowIeesha. Golden Pear, Shining, Hot Cakes, Jimminetty ran. tFlnished second but was disqualified and placed fourth. FOURTH RACE Purse $3,000, allowances, 3 year olds, 6 furlongs: Love-A-Chance, 111: B'm 10.00 5.20 4.00 Gentle Knock, 114: Choquette 5.60 4.40 The Surgeon, 114: Catalano 5.60 Time, 1.12 3-5.

Squire Jack, Blenheim Time, Qulg Star, Bright Ariel, Sunoloc ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $3,500, allowances, 3 year olds and up, mile and 70 yards: tFreedomParley.l22:B'tae 7.00 3. SO 4.80 Slto, 108: Catalano 9.80 6.20 tMonus, 120: Choquette 4.80 Time, 1:42 1-5. G-Two, Chuck Thompson, Blue Square, Staffordshire. Fair Ireland ran.

tEntry. SIXTH RACE The Selima Stakes. added. 2 year olds, 1 1-16 miles: Levee. 119: Broussard 96.20 31.80 6.80 Manihiki, 119: Woodhouse 13.00 4.60 Nasrina, 122: Boland 2.20- Time.

1:44 3-5. Sheepsfoot, Cosmah. Pro Bono, Land O'LIberty, Spontaneous Noors Image ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $3,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, l4 miles turf: Mr Jones. 119: Lawless 9.20 5.40 3.80 Ball Hawk, 116: Martin 6.40 4.00 Brlghty, 119: Hartack 3.80 Time, 2:39 3-5.

Busy Amble, Crag, Uncharted. Regal Squire, Hot And Cold. Wll-liamsport ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, lVs miles: Vlnmaybe. 119: Sorenson 5.40 4.00 3.00 Eland, 124: Choquette 9.40 5.60 Blazon Star, 122: Hartack 3.80 Time, 1:53 3-5.

Well Well, Jamitchie, Indian Guide, Beguile, Penson, Sentiment, Prodigal Son, Eypofrill, Putney ran. MIDWEST Iowa Teachers, 33; Mankato, 7. Kanfas 28; Nebraska, 26. Wooster, 35; Hiram, 12. Pern State, 19; Fisk, 13.

Carroll, 27; St. Norbert. 20. Hanover, 20; Indiana State, 6. Baldwin Wallace, 20; California Fa.

Teachers, 13. S. W. Memphis, 46; Missouri Mines. 21.

Wentworth 49; Claremont 0. Muskingum, 40; Mount Union, 6. Case. John Carroll, 0. Central St.

O.j, 40; Anderson. 0. Kent State, 14; Waynesburg, Denison, 27; Oberlin, 20-. Capital, 33; Otterbein, 7. Defiance, 19; Ohio Northern, 6.

Franklin, 33; Manchester, 7. Principia, 13; Roae Poly, 8. Heidelberg, 21; Akron, 7. Adrian, 20; Olivet, 0. Hope, 37; Alma, 14.

Hillsdale, 27; Lewis, 13. Toledo, 27; Marshall, 20. Wilmington, 19; Marietta, 7. Ashland, 40; Bluffton. 20.

Wichita, 59; Drake, 6. Concordia 20; Bethel, 14. William Jewell, 33; Central 20. So. Kakota State, 20; La Crosse, O.

Ft. Hays, 20; Kearney 12. Luther, 21; Loras, 12. Simpson, 27; Iowa, 19. EAST Springfield, 34; Hofstra.

12. Union, 19; Hamilton, 13. Lebanon Valley, 26; I rslnus, 21, Dickinson, 7: Johns Hopkins, 6. Bridgeport, Wilkes. 0.

Moravian, 46; Wagner, 0. Westminster, 29; Slippery Rock, 19. Shippensburg, Clarion, 7. Bloomsbnrg, 17; Westchester, 7. Appalachian, 33; Presbyterian, 6.

Rochester. 34; Rennseiaer Poly, 7. Drexel, 27; Coast Gnard, 7. Thiel. 20; Bethany, 14.

Haverford, 22; Susquehanna, 7. Geneva, 20; Allegheny. 0. New Hampshire at Massachusetts, postponed; Inclement weather. 32; I'psala, O.

MonUlair, 35; Kutitown, 7. Potomac State, 37; Fairmont, 7, Grove City, 18; Edinboro, O. Shepebrd, 46; Newport News, 0. Amherst, 13; Williams, 6. Trinity, 46; Wesleyan, 6.

Millersville, 21; Mansfield, Lehigh. 51; Albright, 19. Scranton, 32; Fenn Military, 6. National Aggies, 33; Long Is. Aggies, 0.

Brandeis, 20; Buffalo, 13. Gettysburg, 34; W. Maryland. 7. Muhlenberg, 18: Franklin Marshall, 13.

Delaware, 36; Temple, 0. New Britain, 6: Worcester, 0. Rhode Island, 25; Connecticut, 0. Jnniata, 39; Swarthmore, O. Alfred, 6: Hobart, O.

King's 20 Kings Point, 6. Montclair, 35; Kutxtown 7. Virginia Union, W. Virginia State, S. SOUTH Wofferd.

31; Davidson, 9. Fort Valley KnoxviUe. 6. Gallaudet. 12; Columbia District 6.

Catawba, 33; GuUford, 20. Emory Henry, Virginia Tech, 7. Virginia N. Carolina A. A 7.

Alabama State, 14; Savannah, 6. Shaw, 41; Lincoln, 0. Sewanee, 12; Washington A Lee, 0. Middle Tennessee, 20; E. Tennessee 7.

Morris Brown, 23; S. Carolina 6. Morgan 45; Hampton Institute, 7. Florida N. 33; Paine, 6.

J. C. Smith, 15: Benedict, 6. LoaisviUe. 43; E.

Kentucky, 13. Bethune Cook man, 20; Xavier 0. W. Kentucky, 46; Evansville. 6.

Tenn-ssee State, 28; Alcorn A. A 18. Florida Normal, 33; Paine, 6. Randolph Macon, Haropden Sydney, 6. Virginia Tech, 34; N.

Carolina 26. Moravian, 46; Wagner. O. Richmond, George Washington, O. St.

Paul's Poly, FayettevUle, 6. Morehouse. 7: Howard 6. Mississippi Southern, 58; North Dakota State, O. Winston Salem, 32; Elisabeth City, 19, Morristown.

24: Livingstone, 20. S. W. Louisiana, 27; N. W.

Louisiana. 13. Florence Zl; Jacksonville 7. Lenoir Rhyne, 28; Elon, 0. Carson-Newman, 47; Howard 7.

48; West. No. Carolina, 0. Stetson, 12; Newberry, 12. So.

Arkansas, 26; Mississippi O. Arkansas State, 27; Tennessee Tech, 20. Albany Morris, 6. Morris Harvey, 40; Morehead, 7. West Liberty, 47; W.

Va. Wesleyan, Bluefield State, 14; St. Augustine, 12. McNeese, 10; S. E.

Louisiana, 7. Edwards Water, 47; Daniel Payne, Kentucky State, Jackson 0. N. E. Louisiana, 14; Louisiana 7.

Louisiana Tech, 40; Austin 21. SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian, 26: Midwestern, 21. Howard Payne, 14; Sul Ross, 13. Langston, 14; Arkansas A. M.

Se 6. Texas Southern, 42; Paul Quinn, 0. Texas college, 47; Bishop, 7. 28; Prairie View, 7. Sam Houston State, 16; S.

W. Texas, 14. Little Rock J. 41; Texarkana J. 39.

Panhandle A.AM., Hastings 7. Texas State, 33; S. F. Austin, 14. E.

New Mexico, 18; New Mexico 0. Arizona, 29; Montana, O. FAR. WEST Idaho College, 45; Whitman, 12. Paget Sound at Pacific Lutheran, postponed; frozen field.

Whitworth, 25; Eastern Washington, 0. Pacific Lewis Clark, 6. Central Washington, 32; W. Washington, 0. Air Force Academy, 21; Wyoming Frosh, 13.

San Angelo, 33; Shriner 26. SERVICE FOOTBALL Quantleo Marines, 49; Great Lakes, 14. Fort Sill, 41; Brooks Medical Center, 7. 3 I TO CONSIDER SPLIT SEASON SERIES IN 1956 The Three I Baseball league will consider dropping the Shaughnessy playoffs when the organization meets in Chicago today and tomorrow in the Lake Shore club. President Hal Totten of Cedar Rapids, yesterday said playoff attendance has decreased alarmingly.

If the playoff system is dropped, he said, the alternative would be to use a split season. Pro Basketball NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W. L. Pet. New Tork 3 1.000 Phila.

3 1 .775 W. L. Pet. Boston 2 1 .667 Syracuse 2i. 1 1.667 WESTERN DIVISION W.

L. Pet. W. L. Pet.

St. Louis 1 1 .500 Rochester 2 2 .500 Ft. Wayne 0 3 .000 I Minnpls. 1 5 .167 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Rochester, 84; Ft. Wayne, 79, New Tork, 86; Boston, 95.

Philadelphia, 100; Minneapolis, S3, Syracuse, 81: St. Louis, 81. Entrv. Time, :24. :49.

1:14 2-5, 1:39 2-5. 1:52 2-5. Two Sir Tribal', $7.40 straight, $3.40 place, $2.80 show; Sliver State, show; Adams Off Ox. $3.20 show. Winner trained by S.

Ippolito Owner Eq odds C.Fritz 2.70 E.K.Carey 2.40 W.H.BishopStab. 4.50 M.H.VanBerg 4.30 W.H.VanBerg 4.30 Roth-Stark 5.50 M.M. Mitchell 20.80 Armer-NaUStab. 20.20 dollar mutuels paid: $3.40 place. $2.80 Winner, gr.

4, Off at once. Start good from gate. Won year olds and up. Claiming, Mile and a 3i Str 3" 2 1 14 11 2 51 4hi 3 71 71 4 8' 61 514 9'l 9" 71 4 31 61 21 51 8 10 10 10 61 8" 9 Fin 1 2 ns 31 4 hi 51 6 71 8i 9H 10 Owner Eq odds Mrs.A.-L.DiPr'a 3.70 N.L.Raffelman 5.20 F. Turner G.

Mavros Kay-O-Fann M.H.VanBerg M.M.Mitchell P.G.Johnson WestWlndFarm TamarackStab. 10.10 9.30 3.90 5.80 5.50 25.60 24.40 35.60 Tribal II Nlgella. Went to post at 5:02. driving, place same. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,000.

Three sixteenth. Horse and Jockey Wt PP St ALFRED BOULDER W.Cox. 115 4 3 LATE RETURN Skoronski 1 1 3 2 1 BILL J. F.Kaelln 117 1 5 PASS P.Domenico) 112 7 6 BE SWAYED E.Piesa 117 9 9 MISS BOBBIN J.D.Jessop .109 10 10 CHANCE ALARM Wagner. 115 5 2 A GEM M.Dalgo 107 3 4 LAYDOWN Vandenberre ..109 6 8 JOHN B.

O.Crank 110 8 7 Time :25 1-5 -50 3-5, 1:16 3-5. 1:43, 1:49 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Alfred Boulder. $9.40 straight. $5.40 place, $4 60 show; Late Return, $6.20 place, $4.60 show; Bill $7.60 show.

Winner trained by J. C. Howe. Winner, b. 8.

Alfred the Great Alva Khan. Went to post at Off at 5:32. Start good from gate. Won ridden out. place driving.

NINTH RACE Purse $3,200. Three year olds and up. Claiming. Mile and llve- goal and Michigan led, 7 to 0. No Brakes on Pace Michigan started its second scoring drive after Barr re turned a punt from the Michi gan 46 to the Indiana 42 oh the last play of the first quarter.

On third down, with the ball on the Indiana 38, Pace was trapped trying to pass, but broke to his left and got to the Indiana 20. On the next play Pace went just inside right end, hurdled one tackier and went for a touchdown Kramer's kick brought it to 14 to 0. After the ensuing kickoff, Indiana had the ball on its 22 yard line on fourth down Cichowski was back to kick A low pass from Center Arnold Steeves got away from Cichow ski into the end zone. Gene grabbed it but he was thrown for a safety by Tom Maentz, Michigan end. This gave Michigan its 16 to 0 half time lead.

Take Over on Downs Michigan got the first of its third quarter scoring opportunities when Cichowski failed to make a fourth down quarter back sneak at the Indiana 40. On third down with 8 to go, Maddock caught Branoff's pass on the 32 and ran to the 23. On second down thereafter, Maddock plunged 13 yards over center for a first down on the 6. Three successive smashes by Baldacci put it over and Kramer again kicked goal, making it 23 to 0. Michigan marched to its final touchdown after Cichow-ski's punt was downed on the Michigan 41.

On second down, Baldacci piled thru a hole in the right side of the Indiana line for 23 yards. Three plays later, Ed Hickey made a fine catch of Tom Hen dricks' pass on the 10. It was BY ED OWL-AIR'S 3,002 series in the Women's Traveling Classic league in Bowling lanes is the best in the nation this season, and the highest women set ever rolled in Chicago. The national record is 3,096 comoiled JW by the Hick-f man-Whirl- aways of Indianapolis. The Chez Paree's try for a state Stan Gifford high game last Monday in the North End Traveling league at Marigold arcade ran into sponsor trouble." The boys were doing line until six chorines from the Chez showed up in costume.

But for Tony Gardine washout on the 10th frame, the lads would have passed the state high of if the sponsors had held the Adorables back for the last three frames, the team would have cracked the pin barrier. i eiEhths. Horse end Jockey Wt O'REIGH W.Cox 112 GUY Weissman Ill MY RED GEFLEN Vanden'e 106 FROM AFAR (J.D.Jessop ...119 TRINACRIA rT.O'Nell 109 LANCER fS.Massaro 109 MASON COUNTY O.Crank .104 LONELY WINTER M.Dalgo 104 WATCH HERO F.Kaelln ..112 PP St 1 Str Fin 9 6 6 5 li 11 3 5 5 44 21 2 2 4 4 3 3 8 9 8 7 64 4nk 5 3 3 61 7 51 6 2 2' 11 4 61 7 8 9 9 9 74 4 11 3" 5 81 1 7 7 8 8 9 LEWIS ABSORBS 27-13 BEATING BY HILLSDALE Nov. 12 Special Nate Clark, the nation's leading scorer for small colleges, scored his 22d, 23d, and 24th touchdowns on runs of 32, 15, and 52 yards as he sparked Hillsdale to its ninth straight victory, beating Lewis college of Lockport, 111., 27 to 13. Hilldale finished the season with nine victories and no defeats.

Lewis' final record is 3-4-1. Bob Moffet scored the other touchdown for Hillsdale and kicked three extra points. Herm Berichello and Gene O'Donnell scored for Lewis on short plunges. Lewis 0 7 0 6 IS Hillsdale 6 14 7 0 2 7 Scoring Hillsdale: Touchdowns, Clark 3 32. 15, and 52 yard runs Moffet 34 yard run.

Points after touchdowns: Moffet 3. Lewis Touchdowns: Berichello 2 yard plunge, O'Donnell 2 yard piungej. Point after touchdown: Berichello. POFFO DEFEATS BEYER WITH NECK BREAKER Angelo Poffo defeated Dick Beyer, two falls out of three, in the feature WTestling event in Marigold arena last night. Poffo won the first fall with a back drop.

Beyer countered to win the second fall with a spinning leg hold. Poffo applied the clincher with what he calls an Italian neck breaker. Reggie Lisowski beat Ralph Biddick with a body press. Mighty Atlas used an Atlas Nelson to beat John Smither-man, and Pete Bartu defeated Pancho Aguilar with a body press. The tag team event was won by Jerry Woods and Jack Allen who beat Johnny Carlin and Duke DeMetri in two straight falls.

Laurel's $1,446 Double Sets Maryland Mark Laurel, Nov. 12 Stepage and Hunter's Run returned $1,446 in the daily double on Laurel's first two races today, setting a record for Maryland's racing season this fall. Bettors held 87 tickets on the 10-7 combina tion. Hockey Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L.

T. Ms. G. OP. Montreal 8 3 5 21 43 ZS New York 7 5 2 16 41 35 Boston 5 4 4 16 30 27 CHICAGO 5 6 5 15 37 44 Toronto 5 9 2 12 25 42 Detroit 3 7 6 12 34 36 LAST NIGHT'S P.ESIXTS Montreal, Detroit, O.

Boston, Toronto, 2. AMERICAN LEAGUES Cleveland, Buffalo, 3. Springfield, Hershey, 2. Pittsburgh, Providence, O. GAMES TONIGHT Montreal mt Black Hawks.

Toronto) at New Tork. Detroit at Boston. Time, :24 3-5, :50 2-5. 1:18, 1:46, 2:13 2-5, 2:40, 2:54. Two dollar mutuels paid: Relgh.

$11.20 straight. $5.80 Place. $4.00 show; Guy, $9.00 place, $6.40 show: My Red $5.80 show. Winner trained by R. A.

Warren. Winner, gr. 5, Omission Reigh, Duchess. Went to post at 6:01. Off at Once.

Start good from gate. Won ridden out, place driving. Owner R.A.Parachek Eq odds 4.60 6.00 12.10 1.20 7.30 W.J.Schmidt F. H.Green G. Koslba AlmarStable S.H.Zachar TamarackStab.

D.W.Shelton Mrs. R.A.Connell 60.60 30.40 19.40 7.30 SPORTSMAN'S PARK Nell's Boy 8 Sedulous 12 JAMAICA Derry Lad and Cosmos $105.30. LAUREL Siepaga and Hunters Run $1,446 CHURCHILL DOWNS County Klldare and Miss Roman NAJRRAGANSETT PARK Individuate and Oiseau Rouge First Stand, Aurlesvllle, Taza. Colonel Ar-cey, tSome Scamp ran. tField.

SECOND RACE Purse $3,500. claiming. 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Cosmos, 116: Atkinson 12.10 6.10 4.80 Bogle Man, 119: Serido 9.00 7.00 Connie's Pal, 116: Glassner 14.90 Time, 1:12 3-5. Bracero, Replacement, Phantom Song, Ankara, Simple, Dark Pride. Palwlre, Chano.

Care Taker. Gold Money ran. THIRD RACE Purse $3,500, claiming. 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Showers End, 122: Bailey 15,50 6.40 4.30 Pheasant Boy, 119: Cruz 4.20 3.20 Border Son, 108: Sterling 5.20 Time, 1:46 2-5. Branlff, Very Stylish.

Prize Ring. Perman, Greek Day, Lea Rondi. Hall Fellow, No Contest. Platterpuss ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $3,500, claiming, 4 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Count Breeze, 113: Skelly 9.10 5.50 3.20 Deep River, 113: Valenzuela 7,10 3.60 Iamarelic, 117: Arcaro 2 60 Time, 1:12 1-5.

C. O. Dorsett, Indian Land, Fighting Ike. Hot I-ursult, Scollay Square ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $4,000, allowances, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: War And Peace, 113: Atk'n 5.20 3.50 2 40 Bellamy, 113: Combest 6.50 3 40 Fabulous Fox, 122: Anderson 2 80 Time, 1:12 1-5.

Brookvllle, Minute Parade. Colbert ran. SIXTH RACE The Gallant Fox handicap. $75,000 added, 3 year olds and up, 1 miles: Misty Morn, 113: Cole 23.30 9.10 6.10 Cavort, 111: Atklnscn 1 5.70 4.40 Thinking Cap, 116: Bailey 4. 60 Time, 2:42 2-5.

Chevation, Gaidar, War Of Roses, Flying Fury, Lovely Wave, Paper Tiger ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $4,000. allowances. 2 year elds, 1 1-16 miles: Tulchan, 112: Atkinson 4.40 2.80 2.40 Point Of Order, 118: Arcaro 3.10 2.70 Wav West, 118: Westrope 2.80 Time, 1:45 3-5. Pleased.

Slam Point. Third Brother. Patuxent ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 114 miles: Slippy. 109: Atkinson 11.30 7.60 6.10 Heltop.

112: Olah 12.20 7.60 Jlpl Japa. 115: Anderson 11.40 Time. 1:44 4-5. Rough Conquest, Bern-more, John Pryness, Hoplite, Clear Out, Look AUvc Tan, Daily Doubles NARRACANSETT PARK RESULTS RACE Purse $2,000. claiming.

4 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Individuate, 114: Splnale 7 80 3.20 3.00 Straight Wire, 112: Gonzalez 4.40 3.40 lit Fiddle, 115: Fairbanks 4.00 Time, 1:14. Koyal Bones, Flyboy, Eva's War, Two-Twenty. Easter Hour. Shooting Pox, Happy Rabbit, Tamale ran. SECOND RACE Purse $2,000.

claiming. 3 year olds, mile and 70 yards: Olseau Rouge, 109: Sm'h 17.80 5.40 4.00 Edward 112: Parent 3.20 2.40 Lilo. 109: Coy 6.40 Time, 1:47 2-5. Crossed Swords. Pentagon Ace, Soft Reward, Scarboro Lass, Geo.

Joe, Tetrazzlnl, Whose Play, Spring Chic ran. THIRD RACE Purse $2,100, claiming. year olds. 6 furlongs: Plcot. 106: Kurtz 10.40 6.40 4.80 Pete Hardey, 107: Morreale 9.00 5.40 Sure Procf, 112: Fassmore 4.60 Time.

1:13 2-5. Marie Clare, In My nay, Transmuer, Blue Canary, Nearways Flash ran. FOURTH P.ACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Afflus. 116: Anyon 12.60 5.80 3.60 Omelet Souffle. 114: Coy 4.00 2.80 Eeepwood, 112: Parent 2.80 Time.

1:14. Prize Sugar. Bernbugoo, Chervil, Pedregal, Flint Rose. Battenkill ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $2,700, claiming, 3 year elds and up.

6 furiongs: Fiddler's Girl, 108: Parent 4.40 2.80 2.40 Slim. 1 14: Wilder 3.80 2.80 Wines Of Gold, 108: Morreale 3.20 Time, 1:13 2-5. Song-Stylist. Roman Jean, Ready Already, Bear Market, Tonight ran. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,800, claiming, 3 ear olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Skvsweeperf 113: Rlchm'd 17.60 8.20 4.40 Prissy Missy.

Ill: Parent 3.80 3.00 Mt. Muinaro. 114: Rogers 5:20 Time, 1:47 4-5. Night Baker. Tape Reader, Air Colonel, Cover Off, Happy Carrier ran.

SEVENTH PACE The James H. Connors Memorial Stakes, $10,000 added, 2 year elds. 1 1-16 miles: Tournure. 108: Anyon 33.00 15.60 8.40 Morning After. 107: Small 8.80 5.60 tPerfector, 113: Johnson 4.00 Tirr.e, 1:47 1-5.

Fourth Fashion, Wise Pipple, Cosmonaut. Equisse, four Mareo, Social Lien. Wartesia. Anthony Wayne, Ak-bony and tTycoon Bey ran. 'Field.

tEntry. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,200, claiming, year olds and up, mile and 70 yards: Lotasmoke, 114: Wilder 11.20 5.00 3.80 Hug UP, 114: Rogers 5.00 4.20 Xaiapa Streak, 119: Clemes 7.40 Time. 1:4 5 4-5. Nahrawan, Miss Castle, Golden Fiddle. Thales, Pogo Lottl ran.

NINTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 4 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Seco Girl 111: Anyon 23.20 11.60 6 20 French Admiral, 1151 Parent 12.20 6.20 Isle -of Peace. 114: Rogers 3.00 TimeL 1:49 4-5. Reply's Image. Tiny Ad-nlral, Dayround, King For All, Th Pheasant. Flying Circus, Rose Beauty.

Jimmy Mann ran. CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $3,300. 2 year old maidens, 1 1-16 miles: County Kil're, 111: Sel's 27.40 10.40 4.80 Mr. Patrick, 116: Brooks 4.40 2.80 Srrmkeretta, 113: Heckmann 3.00 Time, 1:49 3-5. tWheelhorse.

Petrina. Break Rosev. Pacafriend, Risk On, Molly O'Rourke, Blue Paradise, Rufua The Red, Lon ran. tEntry. SECOND RACE Purse $3,000, allowances, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Miss Roman, 109: Cook 17.40 5.60 4.20 Music Maestro, 114: Brooks 3.60 2.60 Doi'ble Bogey, 115: Heckmann 3.40 Time.

Myrtls Joes Me, Nola Hash, Hardwicke. Mischief Miss, Pear Bud, Teachers Tu ran. THIRD RACE Purse $6,000, handicap, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Scrutinized, 120: Br'ks 5.40 2.80 2.40 First Refusal, 111: Heckmann 3.80 2.80 Tonslna, 110! GilUgan 3.40 Time, 1:11. Mon-Pharo, Pegeen, Fighting Jury ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $5,000.

allowances, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: 7:40 3.00 2.40 Dark Toga, 109: Sellers 2.80 2.40 Ratheram, 113: Roy 3.20 Time. 1:12. Mr. Fantastic, Thlsbe, Channel Guide, Super Kitty, Regal Heir, Lovly Lauri, Pit Awa, tAHComers ran. tEntry.

FIFTH RACE Purse $5,000, allowances. 3 year olds, mile: tRuIe Again, 105: Gill. 16.20 4.60 3.40 Stviunner, 119: Heckmann 3.00 2.40 jking Shannon, 108: Sellers 3.80 Time, 1:37 2-5. Ambor Reign. Lahelm, tja tChalla Boy, Foxy Ned, Elkchester, Shaltanl ran.

tEntry. JEntry. SIXTH RACE The Clark handicap, added, 3 yeae olds and up. IVi miles: Happy Go Lucky, 111. Cook 27.80 14.20 5.80 Smoke Screen, 16.60 7.00 Hasseyampa, 121: Flsk 2.60 Time, 1:51 3-5.

Wine My Fault, Black Bahram. Trip Lightly. Speed Rouser, Munchausen, Dance 'Nsing, Arab Actress ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $4,500, allowances, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Fleur D'Amour. 105: S'rs 4.60 3.20 2.40 Pie Bed.

Ill: Brooks 4.60 3.20 Seven Sevens, 111: Heckmann 3.00 Time. 1:47 2-5. Princess Trace, Jeffrey J. Motlger, Sir Chatter. Shamrock ran.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, l'i miles: Brown Pirate. 109: Gnil'n 8.00 6.80 5.20 Mr. Polee. 109: Parsons 29.80 16.80 Danger Martin. 114: Chestnut 9.60 Time, 2:06 3-5.

Windsor Knot, Humphrey, Tropic Raider, Thesures. Open Qway. Hasty Freedoms, Sky Hall, Coherence, Mald'a Light ran. JAMAICA RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $4,000, 2 year old maidens, 6 furlongs: Deny Lad, 119: McCr'y 17.10 6.90 5.30 Fluctuating, 119: Atkinson 3.50 3.00 Legend, 119: Valenzuela 8.30 Time. 1:1 3-5.

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