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Moonlight Bobby. (3) CURLIQUECE. Smilinr' Jack. Arched. 3 EPITAPH.

Crusinir. Flag- 4 FERDINAND. Jock's Betsy, fpne. t5) TRAVEL AGENT. Adolph.

Whith-erway. DREEL. Morninc Mail. Fair. 47) BOW AND ARROW.

Sun Mica. Uvalde. 8 LOLSCHEN. Long Winded, Ereeh. Best EPITAPH.

Tropical Park Entries 1ST 4 yrs. up: 6 f. Btack Crusade. Ill; Poker Dice. 114; Amerosa.

106; Moonlite Bobbv, 100-Oliver Twist. 108; 'Fair Eugenia, 104: Hildur Star. Ill; Heels. Ill: De- FO. WHY- VNMV- WHY- Lion v.

Tiger fights spice Clyde Beatty' life at an animal trainer Pix show lion and tiger squaring off for a little bout. Ft. Lauderdale, Jan. 7. I had my first ride on an elephant today with Clyde Beatty as my companion.

We rode through a jungle, similar to those in India, on Beatty's estate two miles north of here. The sensation was a queer one just like riding in a small boat on a rolling sea. The elephant's skin, which is loose, kept slipping from under the liaskrt we were sitting iru We couldn't help thinking that if we had guns it would be like a tiger hunt in India. The grounds at Beatty's tropical jungle zoo are laid out to show the animals in their native habitat; no bars, only deep ravines and watermoats to keep the wild animals safe and in their natural surroundings. Two beautiful ponds are filled with rare ducks, geese and swans.

Chinese ducks of brilliant plumage swim around quack-quacking in opposition to the honk-honking of the geese and the trumpeting of the black and white swans. Variety of Animals Mingle. In one corral are a zebra, water buffalo, two American bison, four deer and two Eland antelope. This is the largest of the antelope family. Beatty told me that a group of this sort never had been placed together in one enclosure.

It won't be long, he added, before the zebra nd water buffalo will have a mate, The day's thrill was to see Beatty train a new Bengal tiger. This one, called Bosco, was recently acquired with three others. It was awe-inspiring to watch Beatty teach the fierce cat the difficult stunt of jumping from pedestal to pedestal and then to the back of an elephant. Kven more amazing than to watch him in his big act with twenty lions and lionesses and fourteen tigers. It takes great courage and unlimited patience, but the main thing, Iteatty later told me after a half-hour of the most strenuous and ex- At fair Grounds 1 FORE.

Vote Boy. Pruro. (21 SUPPLJANC'E. Ross in an, Sunnie Time. 3 CREAM CHEESE.

In The SbaJe. Ramrod. 4 MONDE'S LASS, Winrwinsr. Town Law. (5) WACKY JACK, Molasses Bill.

St. RYE BEACH. Prairie Doar. Wood-saw. (7) MY GRACIOUS, Speedy Return.

Nemont. 8 (Sub.) PEACHYPIE. Omar. Cbozo. Best FOSE.

Fair Grounds Entries 1ST 4 yrs. A up: 0 f. Ni-KTi-tte. 108: Fore lis. Plucky Byrd, 112: Set Pat.

107: 'World War. 103: Little Hie. 107; Carrying Time. 110: Lazani. 110: Maoawlee.

105; Prum. 118: Good Omen. 110: Vote Boy. lia; Brilliant Stone. 113; 'Lottery.

102. 2D 4 yrs. A ui: f. Tar-anto, 114: Mart. 114: Jude Brook 114: Jerry 114: Sunnie-Time.

109; Nohola. 114: Rapid Girl, 109: Joseph 114: Upsy. 114: Sis Ormont. 10H; lii; Supplianre, 1J4: Rohs-man, 114: Mammoth, 114: Rolls Easy. 114; Title Queen Kill; Alma Kugget.

Indiana Sap, 114. 3D 4 yrs. op; 5 f. Wilda. 1011: My Regards, llfi: 'Ann 100: Ramrod.

Ill: Imperial Maryan. JOtt: Flair Etta, ill; Msn-Shek. Ill: 'CudBels Dot, lOti; The Pplioan. Ill: Cream Cheese, 10tl; Saxonian, 111: 'Powder Box, 100; Jiorie. Ill: In The Shade 11U; Aeohn.

Ill; Doetor Tim, 111; Falermain. Ill; Foyot. 111. 4TH 2 2 t. Town Lace, 111: Stevada.

Ill: Patisia. Ill: Compton. 114: Fabens. Ill: Sybil Ill: Billie Servant, 114: phot Again. Ill; Wine Wins, 114: Tuloma.

Ill; Peace Flower 111; Monde's Lass. Ill: Maxie Kin. Ill: Aide de Pair. 114: Weavins Thru. Ill: I'm The Guy.

-114: Yonsell 114; Louisiana Girl. 111. 5TH 4 yrs. up: 1 m. 70 yds.

'Henryels Pick. Rock Sally. 1115: 'Wannga. KlS: Shushnr. HO: "Gallev Sweep.

102: St. Moritz. 112: Wacky Jack. lOH; Conville. 108; Molasses Bill 112: Clarion Call.

110: Leeal Adiiee. UU. tiTH 4 yrs. up; f. Mo-non Lad.

103: Prairie Doe. 113: Rye Beach. 107; Hall Time, 107; Woodsaw, 11(1: Rissa. 08. 7TH time: 4 yrs.

np: 1ft m. Noble Scot. 114: Alrose. M.il.-o Bird. 107: "Towson.

lo: Palaaa. 17: Speedy Return. Snue. l(ii: My Gracious 111: Btlrr Hickman. 107; Nemont.

112: Paralda. 10H: 'Mardro-nicl, 104: 'Makalaw, 102; Easerncr. Down Payment. 114. STH (Sub.l 4 yrs.

1 '4 ni. Pompous GeniC. 112: Omar. 112; 'Rich Girl. 102; 'Myslie 107: Pcachypie.

102: Jack Patches. 112: 'AbtKits Hour. 107: Chozn, 102; White Bread 107: Nameoki. 112: Golden Shoe. 102; Proposing.

112: Kieht Bud. 112: Summit Hit And Run. 112: Ace of Spades. 112: Witful. lOT; Retiel Yell.

112: Brass Monkey. 112: Julius J. 1(17. Apprentice allowance claimed. WEEKS POR OD HONIEYMOOM Suburban Clothes For Week-End Trip In Holiday Colors By Taylor Some smart country outfits observed at a suburban week end: Brown herringbone cheviot trous- sers, brown and red plaid jacket, natural chamois vest, tan wool shirt, and brown and green striped tie.

Green tweed trousers, brown tweed jacket, brown slipover sweater, brown plaid wool shirt and green knit tie. Brown corduroy trousers, brown and green plaid jacket or brown leather jacket, red plaid wool shirt, and brown wool tie. Style flash: Don Ameche at the Radio Frank's Club, in dark gray chalk striped flannel suit, ivory shirt and shepherd check tie in blue Joe E. Lewis at Lindy's, in brown suit, light green shirt and brown and yellow knit tie Eddie Dowling at the Gamecock Cafe, in chocolate brown tweed suit, tan shirt striped with dark green, and dark green tie. Al Taylor trill answer Questions regarding Mm t'axhions.

Address Al Tavlor, The Seir. SiO E. kid Sew York, bend stamped, addressed envelope. Kercheval Quits Grid for Horses Lexington, Jan 7 (JP). Ralph Kercheval, kicking star of the Brooklyn Dodgers pro team, is giving up football for his first love, horsemanship.

The one-time University of Kentucky halfback said he had accepted an offer to help Charles Kinney in the management of Coldstream Stud, one of the largest breeding farms in the Bluegrass. Kercheval, whose booming punts and long field goals have been valuable assets to the Dodgers for the last half dozen seasons, has been dividing his time between pro football and the horse-breeding industry since his graduation from the university. Sheepshead Bay GIRALDA A- Sim. 7300 A. M.

SHKPtluK 3-1301 GLORY --rVE M. SUNDAY A. H. HmhIki 3-3985 M. Sunday A.

M. Htflwi 3-3985 SACHEM Daily A. Piar WHITBY II M. Dsily.J A.M.Sat.4 Sy. 7.

SHeoshsatf I-122S IK VCfn'A nil erieux, 100: Didia. 100. 2D 3 6 f. Sir Trapseth. 107; Arched.

115: Jacquelin High. 110; Laureate. 102; Smiiin Jack. 115: Span-' isli Ball, 115: "Decidaly Gains. 107-Miss B.

105; Valdina Lasa. 107; Hadalad. 115: Curlique. 110: My Mom. my.

1(17: Dimple, 102; 'Tetratown. 105: Husrood. 113: Fairy Imp. 110; King Neptune, 115. 3D 4 yrs up: 6 t.

Mis Troy. 110: Flae Orland. 113: Light Cruiser. 107: Epitaph. 115; Suzamis.

110: Petline, 113: Cruising, 113: CaI Ramey, 107: Ohispa. 102: Officiate. 4TH 4 yrs. up: 6 1. 'Cuckoo.

Ill: Chance Queen. Ill: Ferdinand. 114: La Joya, 111: Feng, 110; Timber Lady, 100: Couleedam, 116; Jocks Betsy. 104; Vuljest. 114.

5TK 4 yrs. up: 0 f. Jane Vito. Ill: Royal Cross, llrt: Consnlam. 100: Travel Agent.

114; Down Under. 11: Mips Mouoa. Ill; Adolf, lift; Whitherawav, 111. iTII 4 yrs. Sc up: 6 f.

'Dreel. 113: 'Ready-about, 1(3: Malign. 107: 'Fair. 10S: Come Home. 108: Time Interval.

110: Sun Phantom. 115; Tilana. 110: Morning Mail. 118. 7TTI 4 yrs.

np: 1 m. 70 yds. Devil's Peak. 100: Prince Splendor. 112: 'Black Gift.

17: Wise Will. 115: Chei-achin. 107: 'Highminded. 15; Maefleet. 115: Our Bud.

112: 'Sun Mica. 110: Uvalde. 112: Bw And Arrow. 115; Mr. Grief.

115. STH 4 yrs. Sc up: 1 m. 70 yds. Wicket, 112: Erech, 115: Eva R.

113: Taut. 109: 'Long Winded. 102; sweet Showno. 102: Hallics Plav. 102; Postoffiee.

102: Pckaki. 107: Lolsehen. 113; 'Cossack Girl. 105. Liauid Sunshine Holts Pro Game Los Angeles, Jan.

7 Threatening weather and a sloppy gridiron caused postponement to day of the annual "Pro-Bowl" football game between the champion Green Bay Packers and the National League All-Stars. Showers fell last night and today, with the skies threatening to let loose m. steady downpour at any time. The game will be played next Sunday. $2100 a Year A WOMEN WANT A U.

S. fi0ViPOTT JOB? and ricinity examinations. eiting work I've seen, is the understanding of animal psychology. You can't bo too brutal with these big cats, Beatty confided, but you have to make them fear you to get them to do the almost impossible. Beatty believes a big lion can kill anything.

Not too long ago he ttad one named Nero that killed so many tigers in the arena it was necessary to get rid of him. However, rs a rule, a lion and a tiger re fairly evenly matched in a finish fight. A lion, Beatty revealed, can take more punishment while a tiger quits sooner. A lioness is just as bad an actor as a lion. Nero, Beatty declared, had it in for one particular tiger and leaped from his pedestal while the tiger was performing.

He hit it with a crash, stunning the big cat, and then sunk his teeth into the tiger's back. Mrs. Beatty said: "It was the most fearful sight I have ever seen." The lion broke the back of the tiger with his powerful jaws and teeth. "The cries of the dving tiger were fearful sounds to listen to," Mrs. Beatty added.

Arena Fights Beatty's Worst Fear. "Fights in the arena are the worst thing that possibly can happen." her husband continued. "Not only do I lose many valuable animals but the effect on thousands of persons in the audience is not good business." Last year in Connellville. three tigers were killed in one performance by the lions and Beatty had a narrow escape in getting way from fighting tigers and lions. In the fifteen yenrs Beatty has had both tigers and lions in his act.

he has lost -3 of the former in fights with lions. These animals are worth from one to two thousand dollars each, when they are trained for an act. Lions, banished from the arena for picking on tigers, are equally as valuable. I asked Beatty if the ringleader couldn't be shot before much damage was done. He replied: "If a bullet missed its mark and hit a spectator, the damage suit would be so great it ynight pit me out of business.

When the big cats start to battle in the sate, steel-barred enclosure, the first thing 1 think of is out with my whole skin. "My assistants and I do everything possible to break it up with long, heavy sticks. We try to drive the animals into the narrow runway, back to their separate rages and earnestly hope that not aiuny of the valuable trained beasts will 1 killad in the battle." Franklin Inslilule Dept. B-415 130 W. 42 St.

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