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Hodges (No. 87) and Tucker (No. 70), both of 10 yards before being stopped abruptly by Jim. Flowers, of Texas close in for the finish in game at College Park. -t Pun $100,000 added: Hollywood Gold Cup; for 3-yor-old and u.

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Parke Time .23. .46 3-5. 1.10 1-5, 1.35, 1.59 4-5. (New traclt record.) Weather clear; track fast. BULLETS BEAT PHILADELPHIA To Lose Colt Franchise Results of other races, selections and cards Pages 6, 8 and 9 Br WILLIAM BONIFACE ISunpapers Racing EditorT i Horse Noor Palestinian HU1 Next Ponder Great Circle.

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40-20 VICTOR-OVER GEORGIA Bob Smith Runs 99 And 81 Yards For Scores; Tidwell Tallies 3 Noor raced to victory in the $100 longshot winner in the $3,000 E. 000 Hollywood Gold Cup today and FIVE BY.76-75 Stop Losing String At Fans To Honor Steve Van Burcn Bradley Purse, feature of the nine- Colls close season today against Yanks in New York. 3 By JESSE A. L1NTHICLM Editor of The Sun S3 MUtUell Paid Noor. II 40 xtrairht 42 MI nlar 0 5ft hniai- l.letii...

convinced his arch. rival. Hill race week-end program, and re "i-. nvw, niu i-nncc, ae.av mow. ra overweisjus.

no acraictiet. Handle $589,050. Prince, and more than 50,000 fans that he is the finest handicap turned $22.80 in the straight wager or C. 8. Howard: 2, I.

Bieber: 3. C. T. Chenerj: 4. A.

O. Van- ing at Tropical Park today. iorse in the nation this year. Philadelphia, Dec. 9 (JP) The Unless a new "angel" steps into the picture within the next 24 hours laden with a big bankroll, the Colt football franchise will fall Ridden by Apprentice James vnuinM rnmi, xoio staoie: i.

King Kincn; n. O. Stice Sons Prince lt recovered and a taken thrf up on outmde leaving baekstretch. TA handling on entering stretch to engage Palestinian inside furlong The dark 5-year-old from Ire city of New Orleans will be repre 3 Games As Budko Gets 21 Points land, "carrying the familiar red Picou, Free Strider took command of the ten-horse field leaving the into the hands of Abe Watner. sented tomorrow when fans of the Philadelphia Eagles honor the team's great running back, Steve Efforts have been made to inter brk rnV nd drew out at end.

Palestinian Move to aSVbtr.hh!Vn-di 10 to pace Bet by Neat II ZJ m'TJ? ner he wag eased out to displace Next Move, was Under a mmvlr through final furlong and held on stubbornly after lvlnt wa" to i.HHL?7'lncf 'J0, hTBT to outside, ouickly recovered and wag taken In hand three-furlong marker and slowly and white silks of a great Western racmg family, thundered under the wire to win this richest race of the est Leo DeOrsey, Washington at eased away to win a length and a van Burcn. torney, in the purchase of the club. half. He completed the mile and a An Eagle spokesman announced Sear by a full length in track but the move struck a snag when Navy five defeats F.4M.: Hopkins bows to Delaware. 2 By SEVMOt'B S.

SMITH sixteenth in 1.42 4-5. which is only rallied to roniinii, that John P. Brechtel. van Bur record time for a mile and a witn sugnt cut on rish the prospective buyer withdrew be Ind coronet. Next Move had her Usual hlch arlv inid.

two fifths of a second slower than en's high-school coach, will partici saved ground whUa being eieveny ratet and cava way when challenged in early quarter. cause of bickerings between the the track record held by Corydon pate in the ceremonies honoring his The Bullets defeated Philadel board of directors and Watner. The favorite, Al Levenson's Gold former pupil. Van Buren will re- phia, 76 to 75, last night in the Coli Isador Bieber's Palestinian scored a surprising second and Hill Great Cirri hnr nut tharnl Heels, got through alone the inside ir" ido thereafter to The board has sent each stockholder 202 of them a statement ceive a host of gifts including a maintain a contendlna position to sa miviE lie al PIIPH ii I seum. at the top of the stretch, but was cameo wiae round in nrgfc turn.

ou aa Prince, the proud 3-year-old cham aiau i cm ni urn tin niirctnai narariH i. new car prior to the game be out fln.1 pi TVust Vaved aro'uVJ outlining the arrangement under The triumph, in doubt down to content with second money about pion from Virginia, rolled in a dis tween the Eagles and the New York out weakened badly when called upon fb7 hit Tbest "fliirt ol which Watner operated the team the final vhistle, snapped Balti Br LOt IS M. HATTER tSun Staff Correspondent College Park, Md Dec. 9 Texas A. M.

defeated Georgia, 40 to-20, this afternoon in the first annual American Legion President's Cup post-season football game at Byrd Stadium. Scoring three touchdowns in the initial quarter, the first on Bob Smith's 99-yard return of the opening kickoff and the second less than 2 minutes later, Texas A. M. gave Georgia's vaunted defenses a long-to-be-remembered lesson in offensive football Southwest Confer Giants. a naif iengtn in front of M.

Kahl baum's Risk Awhirl. this year, and informing them of more's three-game National Basket appointing third. Betters Track Record The Noor triumph, matching in Missouri Cagers Brecbtel coached Van Buren at New Orleans's Warren-Easton High Warm Weather Prevails ball Association losing Walter Budko, moved into the The second Saturday program of School, from where Steve went on their status with the league. Details Explained The- statement explained in detail how Watner had agreed to cnliiance the four conquests he Penn Military Beats Washington Defeat C.C.N.Y. pivot role, enjoyed his finest effort to star at Louisiana State Univer the 41-day meeting attracted 9.601 ran over the superb Citation earlier this year, was clocked at sity.

The Eagle spokesman said tans and warm, tropical weather operate the team through the 1950 prevailed, although marred bv a 1.59 4-5, a fifth of a second better season, and underwrite all losses. of the season, netting 21 points, and it was this former Columbia workhorse who wrested the ball from the backboard as Philadelphia Brechtel has been appointed by New Orleans's Mayor De Lesseps New York; Dec. 9 UP) Underdos Chester. Dec. 9 Pennsyl light downfall during the running The statement explains that Wat vania Military college basketball Morrison to officially represent the of tne nnai race.

ner could not make major moves Missouri sprang a major upset tonight by. whipping City College of New York, 54-to-37, in the feature came dangerously close in the fad The mutuel machines continued team handed Washington College ence style. without consent of the board of ing seconds. directors. city here tomorrow.

Morrison has proclaimed tomorrow "Steven Van Buren Day" in New Orleans. to hum at a rate faster than during last year's meeting. Beat Philadelphia Earlier The board of directors will meet an ob-to-63 drubbing tonight in Hyatt Armory. Nick Scallion led in individual scoring with 28 points, Al Ingber had 22 for the victors. of a cage twin bill at Madison Square Garden.

Word of the Florida Racing Com It was Baltimore's first victory at than the track record set by Cover Up in 1947 in the Gold Cup Classic. Noor, racing for Mrs. Charles S. Howard, was the publie choice from the first moment the lights began to blink on the parimutueal board, and paid $3.40. $2.90 and Palestinian returned $14 and $4.90.

and Hill Prince, second In public fancy, $2.60. The victory of Noor in this eleventh running of the Gold Cup at a mission reinstatement of Jockey It ended a 12-eame winning home since November 15 when it tomorrow afternoon, and draw up recommendations to the stockholders, who will gather Tuesday night and Bob Marks trailed him with 21. Don Meade, fiery petrel of the turf. streak for CCNY, NCAA and NIT champions. downed this same Philadelphia quintet.

Despite the decision the traveled rapidly through the grand Scallion was the lone Washing at the Lord Baltimore Hotel to decide what shall be done with the stand and clubhouse and was ac The Big Seven conference oiifn- Bullets were unable to lift them he had been unofficially acting as president since December 15, 1949. "The executive committee had the right to supervise and approve the management of the club by Tidwell Scores Thrice Smith, tall, 192-pound junior from Houston, Texas, was unquestionably the best back on the field. However, scoring honors for the cold December afternoon went to a teammate, Billy Tidwell, who romped three times across the Georgia goal line. In addition to his startling 99-yard gallop on the game's first play. Smith also tallied on an 81- tet played a possessive stvle nf franchise.

selves from the Eastern Division cellar for fifth place Washington ton piayer who was able to fix his sights on the hoop. He was forced out of the game midway through the last half because of personal fouls. game that baffled CCNY. Missouri Bert Bell, president of the Na cepted with mixed emotions. He was granted a one-year probationary license, which ebcomes effective one week from today.

also won last night. Mr. Watner. nevertheless the con nme ana a quarter lurtner en tional League, has informed the Red Rocha was next in line with mittee at no time interfered with board that Watner is recognized as A recent arrival from New York. put together a string of 17 straight points to lead, 31 to 14, at halftime and kept Ed Warner, Ed Roman and company bottled up in the second half.

During the last half P.M.C. 15 tallies and the scrappy hoopster the owner of the franchise. his operation, and relied on him to maintain liaison with Mr. Bell Free Strider had been expected to joined with Brady Walker in keep need a race" before returning to ing a tight rem on Paul Anzin, who and to abide by the rules and regu Right To Supervise The statement said, in part: "Mr. Watner was elected presi staged one long scoring spurt where they bucketed 27 points while the Washington club was limited to a mere 7.

A crowd of 18.000 saw Siena un winning form. managed only three fielders, need lations of the league. yard burst through tackle 45 seconds before conclusion of the first period. ed 15 shots to do that and six tries "Recently, it was learned through dent and director, and thereupon set Manhattan, 56-to-51, in the first game. In Top Condition The son of Count Fleet was in WASH.

COLLEGE PMC. a statement given to the press by undertook the operation of the and ten minutes before he potted his first. O. F. T.

G. top condition, nowever, ana was (Continued on Page 3, Column 2) club on January 3. 1950. although 8 jo zmingoer i 7 Scallion. McHunh.f Morocco Georgia Star Glenn Lippman accounted for Lehigh Coaches Pick running smoothly at the finish Brosan.e Bullet Lineup Changed Coach Buddy Jeannette juggled the other Texas touchdown.

F. T. 7 21 hi 0 2 0 2 when he chalked up the best mile and a sixteenth time thus far for Villanova Cagcrs Wcs Feslcr Quits 0 -J Marka.r 1 1 SiWentzel.c. 1 2 lOjMarti.g..,,. 7 1 9: Joyce.

a 1 0 6 Bosio.f 6 1 liRusstewicx.e, 2 2 OiCulver.1 1 00 Miner, Samllo.f... Rudo.c his starting lineup and Rocha, Ken Murray, Kenny Sailors, Budko and All-Opponents' Team Bethlehem. Dec. 10 Two 4 3 0 0 0 the season. while Darrow Hooper booted four out of six extra-point placements.

Zippy Morocco and Lauren Hargrove averted a complete route for Gunnlng.f GretoJ Jockey Joe Culmone. leading Top Loyola, 6141 Gene James rewarded their mentor by caging seven straight points a the outset. Sharp passing by Sailors Ohio State Post Chicago, Dec. 9 JP) Wes Fesler, Totals 23 17 63' Totals 33 20 8 rider of the country who has been winning at a rate of one a day since coming here from Bowie, increased his score for the year to 365 win Penn Washington 49 06 3363 37 22. Philadelphia, Dec.

9 Villanova and James helped Budko score and hanced his acclaim as the top handicap horse of the year and did much to rub off some jof the glitter for Christopher T. Chenery's Hill Prince, who had been named not enly the outstanding 3-year-old of 1950. but the "Horse of the Year" by the august Thoroughbred Racing Associations. Affords Revenge If nothing else, Noor's scorching first place for the $100,000 net prize afforded adequate revenge for the Howard faction for the Irish champion's humiliating 4-lengtn defeat by Hill Prince in the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont early in October. Alfred G.

Vanderbilfs Next Move, the lone filly of the field eight, almost swiped the race from the male faction but wilted under a spectacularly hot pace and finished fourth. Ponder, the Calumet Farm's third-choice, rallied too late and wound up fifth, Trailing in order behind him were the Yolo Stable Great Circle, the King Ranch's veteran Assault in (Continued on Page 8, Column S) football players named Monahan, not related and representing two different rivals, were selected today by the Lehigh University coaching staff on an all-opponent football squad. Georgia, the former registering twice and the latter once after the Texans had built up a 40-to-0 lead in the third quarter. College handed Loyola College, of Sailor's one-handers made it 24 to on the verge of a nervous breakdown during the football season, resigned as head football coach of 16 after 12 minutes. ners when he won the third race with Rarco Stable's Bright Player.

Vern Gardner fired Philadel Smith Nets 306 Yards Georgia, which had allowed only They are BUI Monahan. of Dart phia's first eight points of the sec Quantico Marine Five Beats Catholic U. Team Quantico, Dec. 10 (JP) The Quantico Marines eked out a 66-to- Ohio State University in a surprise Telecasts Banned mouth at left tackle, and Jim Monahan, of Rutgers at left halfback. ond quarter, but Baltimore, crowded at 30 to 24, drew out to 45 to 35 at halftime.

move tonight at the annual Big Ten winter meetings. Coach Bill Leckonhy announced 65 points against 11 regular-season opponents this fall, could do nothing to stop Smith, a fuflback who ran with the speed and elusiveness of a halfback. Baltimore, its third straight setback by defeating the visitors, 64 to 44, here tonight. Loyola, which bowed to LaSalle last night, held the lead just once and that at 4 to 3 after two minutes of play. From that point, Villanova, which was paced by Stewart with 13 points, N.

Maguire with 11 and Hennessey 10, pulled away to a 34-to-19 halftime lead. By S.E. Conference Atlanta, Dec. 9 (JP) -Live tele 65 basketball victory over Catholic Rocha's two baskets and Mur that he and his aides placed two players each from Dartmouth, Giving his reason for quitting as poor health," Fesler presented his University here last night, coming from behind in the closing two minutes. Rutgers, Case, and Bucknell on the ray's set gave the Bullets a 51-to-36 margin when the third session started.

Unhampered by a slippery turf. resignation to Athletic Director Dick Larkins. Larkins, in turn. casts of football games were barred today in the Southeastern Conference as officials wound up their three-day annual winter meeting. The Catholic team held a 39-to-33 thoroughly drenched by recent rains.

Smith accounted for a total handed it to Ohio State president all-opponent eleven of the undefeated and untied Lehigh team. One player from each of Lafayette, Closs Leads Rally Philadelphia, led by Bill Closs. halftime advantage. Dr. Howard L.

Bevis. It was ac of 306 yards by rushing, returning Jack Nichols led the Marines to Television broadcasts of football cepted. Muhlenberg and Gettysburg re Villanova substituted freely dur however, swept back to 57 to 63 kicks, catching passes and even their fifth victory of the campaign ceived a spot on the mythical games were permitted beginning al when the period closed and with tossing the pigskin himself. ing the final half and added five points to its margin. Ed Dogherty, by scoring 22 points.

He scored the eleven. No player were chosen noon the Sunday following the nine minutes remaining reached In 20 rushes. Smith netted 153 from Delaware or Carnegie Tech. 64 to 65. Budko and Walker got yards; punt and kickoff return game, earlier than a 6 P.M.

deadline recommended by the executive who tallied 14, and Ed Kowalew-ski, with 10, were high scorers for winning basket with two minutes left after coming from behind a 3-point deficit late in the game. Baltimore ahead. 76 to 70, with (Continued on Page 4, Column 6) committee. Loyola, which now has a seasons 2.24 left, but the Warriors again Fesler told a friend that "I was in the training room during the football season more often than the players getting treatment for my head and neck." Wilbur E. Snypp, Ohio State Athletic Publicity Director, said Fesler's decision to quit at this time came as a shock.

"The principal reason for his Noor May Have Run Last Race record of 1 and 3. sliced the gap, kuss eanamoom, leit end. Rutgers. William Monahan. left tackle.

Dartmouth. Alex Duplicki. left guard. Bucknell. Paul Staler, center.

Dartmouth. James Lents, right guard. Gettysburg. Vincent Birra. right tackle.

Lafayette. Ed Siakolirh, right end. Case. George Hildebrandt. ouarterback.

Case James Monahan. left halfbacki Rutgers. Elmo Jackson, right hiirhirk Miihien. Villanova also won the freshman Rather, George Senesky did. Tne Ray Robinson Booed By Crovcd contest, downing Loyola, 76 to 73.

Philadelphia captain swished a free VILLANOVA LOYOLA Valuables Stolen From Team a et shot from the right, another from the left and Balti- berg G. Inglewood. CaL, Dec. 9 (fP) Bob Albert, fullback. Bucknell.

resignation," explained Snypp, "was Mag lrt.r ft Despite Kayo Over Van Bam Mlnert.f Doyle.f (Continued on Page 5, Column 1) P. tl I 0- 3 0- 2- Henne ney.I a WInta.I F. 1- 2 1- 3 0- 0 2- 3 3- Ii 0 Cook Schuien.e College Park, Dec. 9 JP) O- 3 10 aici. a The Texas Aggies won the Presi Brussels, Dec.

9 UP) Sugar Ray Stanko.l.. 1 Brrnnan.e 2 Gallaghers 2 Grpo.e 2 Stewart. V.Mag'Ire.c 5 Olasnmlra. 3 Redmond, 0 N.B.A. Standings I 4 514 dential Cup game today by walloping Georgia 40 to 20 but lost money Robinson, world welterweight champion, knocked out Luc Van Dam, of Holland, in the fourth round tonight but he left the ring in the process.

Latt Nioht's Scores Total 29 14-24 B4' Totall, 12 2W 44 A thief entered dress Bullets, 76; Philadelphia, 75. with virtually all the spectators on Villanova Loyola 34 30o4 ,,,18 244 ing room sometime during the football game and walked off with alt their feet booing his victory. The Dutch middleweight cham Washington. 91; New one, Minneapolis, 88; Tri-City, 79 Syracuse. 86; Boston, 85 (Only jgamaa achadulad) Where They Play Tonight the players' wallets and wrist watches.

Police are investigating the robbery. Isoor very likely ran his last race today in winning the $100,000 Hollywood Gold Cup. "He probably won't run again," aid Mrs. Charles S. Howard, the attractive widow of the late California sportsman.

"The boys don't want him to and I don't know, so .1 suppose this race was his last." The boys' are the sons, by a previous marriage, of Howard, Lin, Bob and Charles. Jr. Mrs. Howard, the most active in operating the racing empire left by the California turfman, said definitely that Noor will not race in the $50,000 Sunset Handicap which closes the Hollywood Park meeting next Saturday. Noor was nominated for the 1951 $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap, which he won last year.

The nomination was made at the last minute and presumably over the objections ef some of tht Howard family. pion, who outweighed Robinson by a single pound, was holding his own until late in the third round when Kentucky Basketball -Team Triumphs, 70-52 Lexington, Dec. 10 (JP) A Corcoran, Ex-Oriole, Dies At Buffalo Home Buffalo, N.Y.. Dec. 9 (JP) Mickey Corcoran, a baseball player for Cincinnati, Detroit and several minor-league clubs, in the first quarter of the century, died at his home today after a long illness.

His age was about 67. Corcoran was a third baseman most of his career but later shifted to right field. He managed Quebec in 1924, before his retirement. He signed his first contract with Bradford, at the age of 20. He joined Buffalo in 1906 and was sold to Cincinnati in 1909.

Detroit bought his contract the following year. Later Corcoran subsequently played for Baltimore. Scranton, and Bridgeport, Connecticut. because of his health. He has been under a terrific nervous tension the last two years and attributed it to football.

Another reason is that he has had the opportunity to enter the field of real estate with John Galbreath, millionaire realtor and president of the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball club." Rumors that the handsome 40-year-old coach would resign came a year ago when Ohio State was training for the Rose Bowl game. After the game, which his team won from California, Fesler said he would stay as coach. Until late this season, Ohio Stale was unbeaten and was pegged for the Big Ten championship. Then on successive Saturdays they lost to Illinois and Michigan and finished in a tie for second place in the conference with five wins and two deieats. many, on Dec.

25, received approximately $70,000 for his efforts. Van Dam was paid $12,500. Until the questionable blow In the third the Dutchman was a distinct surprise. In the first he scored frequently with lefts to Robinson's nose. He continued his success in the second and Robinson was warned by referee Gustave De Baeker, of Belgium, for his ring tactics.

It was not until the third that Van Dam unlimbered his right. He was doing well with it until Robinson dropped him with the blow to the stomach. The victory was the second for Robinson on his invasion of Europe. On November 27 he knocked out A checkup showed the Texas Bullets at Syracuse. the American uncorked what ap players lost $653 in the robbery.

The only one left with any money was Murry Holditch, a first half point barrage with 7-foot peared to be a low blow. Van Dam, who scaled 157 1-2. went down but was saved by the bell. Center Bill Spivey in the leading Washington at Fort warn Philadelphia at Rochester lndlMiBDolln at New York Trl-Cit at Mtnnenpollg Boston not achwiulfd Standing Of The Clubs EAST WEST guard, who put his wallet in a shoe when he left the dressing He was carried to his corner. role spurred Kentucky to a 70-to-52 basketball victory over Purdue here last night.

room. It contained $90 and the thief did not find it. Purdue, concentrating on a de came out for the fourth round and was flattened, this time by a left cross to the head. The end came at one minute of the fourth round. W.

L. PC! W. L. The team had been scheduled to liberate offense, fell behind early Syracuse- 10 fi7 Ft. Warn 12 7 32 fly home Tuesday, but the time of Phlla oMa it 10 7 Boston ..12 fl Nv Yorlc.

0 10 .474 Infiig'Dolia 11 10 V.M and by the half trailed. 44 to 26. Spivey poured in 17 points in the Robinson, who next will box on France's Jean Slock in the second I tunI ft a Km it i Diia I departure was changed tentatively to Monday after the robbery. Wihlnit'n 7 14 311 Trl.ntT 11 444 a-charity card at Frankfurt, Ger first half assault. vunu vi muui ah a ana BULLETS.

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