The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 19

THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY and SHORTEN SPORT Cal Climbs to No 3 Spot UT WHEN THEV ASK VOU SOMETHING THAT HAVE TO WRITE A BOOK, Ztifw IS IT THAT THOSE FORMS YOU FILL ARE ALWAVS MADE LlkE SO then give nou half a page when all then want is "nes" or "no" SPACE DO THEN ALLOW- HEH! JUST GIVE A LOOK! Bernardino DAILY SUN 19 Nov. 1 6, 1 949 San FOURTH STRING Q.B. Will Jim Powers Lost to U.S.C. for Season With Chipped Hip Bone Kerkorian, Monachino Resume Duel REDONDO BEACH UP) When California and Stanford hook up in their traditional grid-Iron game Saturday, two top ballcarriers will renew a strange personal rivalry that began in high school three years ago. Quarterback Gary Kerkorian, Stanford sophomore, played for Inglewood High school in 1946.

That same year, California's Jim Monachino, the Pacific Coast's leading scorer, performed for Redondo, Inglewood's foremost foe. In the big game, undefeated Redondo tallied when Monachino caught a pass in the end zone. A Kerkorian pass gave Inglewood Its only touchdown. Kerkorian held the ball as a teammate kicked the extra point. But Monachino's try for the conversion was blocked, and Inglewood won the game, 7 to 6.

Monachino and Kerkorian played the same positions then as they do today. And Monachino's coach at Redondo was Harold Grant, now freshman coach at California. YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS, TODAY'S ENTRIES VOU Adonis 121 (Flnnegan) 4 80 Time Also ran: Sea Defense. Gene Chance, Regalcr. Ruddy Glow, Silver Money, Glacial Hun.

Pompeys Hero, Leven-tla. KKiHTH $3,000. Claiming. 4-year-olds and up. li miles.

Blr Ackeim 111 (Cano) 7.S0 4 60 3 60 Amanecer 121 (Gilbert) 4 60 3 HO Gay Date 115 (Martin) 5 00 Time Also ran: I.irtor, ross Duchess. Joe Mandell. Collnova. Tellme- how, Maudeaux, CLusiana. ROCKINGHAM RESULTS FIRST $2,000.

Claiming. 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs. lrelgn 108. (Corolla) 7.40 4.21) 3 Pat The Pilot 118 (Dolter) 5.20 3.20 Frontiersman 113 (Treptor) 6.80 Time 1:15.

Also ran: Air Coods, Plrk It Up, Ramlllv. Trnmhellm, Wild Cat. Tur ret, Katydldlt, Night Angel, Our Frances. SECOND $2,000. Claiming.

3-year-olds and up. 1 116 mites. Yarmouth Flare 111 (Mart n) 16.20 7.80 5.00 Miss Mary Kay 111 (Delpldlo) 7.40 S.00 ueno uuique loy (rerraiuoio) b.wi Time Also ran: salgln, Old Union, Celtics. Grace Ice Girl, Major Slam, Good Fun. Jean Jean, Happy All.

Dallv double paid $80.80. Tlllltn (Original Ninth) $2,000. Claim ing. 3-vear-olds and up. ti furlongs.

Red Haw 101 (Clayton) 6.80 4.00 3.40 Tiplt 111 (Craig) 11.40 7.40 His Honor 114 (lirennan) v.w Time Also ran: Navy Award. Zapolya, Night Bomber. First Bourne, Alanay, Lal'acno, btcrnat May, Marypori, Cutest Trick. FOl ItTH $2,000. alm ng.

3-vear-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Flying Doug 110 (Burns) 6.60 4.20 3.20 Super Foot 115 (Jones) 6.20 3.80 Time O'Glorv 117 (Mulllns) 4.20 Time 1:13. Also ran: Ticer Flash, Check Male, Ula, My Rutlue, Salute, Copywright. FIFTH SJ2.00U.

Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Divot Digger no luewuti m.4U x.mo b.oo Big Reward 107 (Termullo) 7.00 4.40 Aunlie 110 (Gross) 3.S0 Time Also ran: John's Date, Shako. Airfield.

Zo-Bo, Ladv Carrie. SIXTH $2,500. Allowances. 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs.

Crystal Boot 110 (Troptor) 10.40 4.00 2.80 Flag Drill 111 (Flsk) 3.00 2.40 Kandy Cal 108 (Zchr) 3.00 Time 1:12. Also ran: Good Egg, Bamburn, Admired, Outland, Mr. Turk. SEVENTH $2,000. Claiming.

3-year-olds. 1 116 miles. Repartee 111 (Remlllard) 8.60 6.40 5.60 Sun It 113 (Rosso) 9.80 7.20 Arklow 104 (Martin) 12.40 Also ran: King Eric, Vin-eetle. Hi Landing, Luck Out, Little Ka.tah. Holly Mac.

Accipiter. KKIHTH $2,000. claiming. 3-ycar-olds and up. miles.

Sea Command 111 (DeW't) 12.60 5.80 4.00 Milkstnne 114 (Zehr) 8.00 5.00 One Eleven 120 (Gross) 5.20 Time 1:57. Also ran: War Delegate, Open Palm, Our Birthday, Madcraccn, Varodl, Ted Wes. ROCKINGHAM ENTRIES (By United Press) Wednesday, Nov. 16. Clear and fast.

Post 1:15 p.m. E.S.T. FIRST $2,000, Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 1 116 miles.

Maximont 114 Mv Nancy 111 Dorada 108 Scotch Count 111 x-Swing High 106 x-Sllent Siris inti Ramsey 117 Winging Away 111 Mr. D. 114 Sky Chilla 108 xx-Huckle De xx-Bruwn Buck 107 Appell 110 xx-River Boyne 107 Tight Grip 111 x-Forethought 106 Chaldson 114 SECOND 12,000. and up. 6 furlongs.

Claiming. 3-year-olds Silver Sis She's Happy General's Aide Tica Tlca Kai Lee Blair Dodo's Girl xx-Lady Dell 108 104 111 108 117 111 114 101 Hygro's Col 108 xx-Fire Raider 107 Chat Hopkins 111 Mystery Mark 108 xx-Neat Kee 107 xx-Bill Hulme 104 Walter Raleigh 114 xx-Silk Bound 107 JUST HOW MUCH HEH! HAVE TO START preparation for Saturday's big game at Palo Alto. With the Freshman team run ning Stanford plays, the varsity scrimmaged against them with full contact. Bob Celeri worked out in uniform but without pads. Although his Injured leg still appeared weak, he went through the full workout.

The team's other injured player, George Souza, was still out with an injured knee. Coach Lynn Waldorf said Souza is still a question mark for the game Saturday. FJying Missel Wins As N. Y. Racing Ends NEW YORK (IP) A crowd of 27,064 railbirds turned out at Jamaica yesterday for the final program of the 1949 New York racing season and thrilled to a bril liant victory by King Ranch's Flying Missel in the $20,000 Dainger- field handicap.

Waiting until the final turn, rlying Missel showed amazing stamina as he charged over a gruelling two-and-a-sixteenth miles in a new track record time of 3:32 45. It was three-fifths of a second faster than the best previous clocking, turned in by Eurasian in the 1945 renewal of the Daingerfield. First Nighter gained the run ner-up spot, a length-and-a-half back, while Blue Hills earned third place through a disqualification. Natural finished third but was disqualified to last place for interfering with Blue Hills. TANFORAN ENTRIES (By United Press) Wednesday, 16.

Clear and fast. Pot I p.m. P.S.T. I IltST 82.00(1. Claiming.

fillies. 2-year-oldi. 0 ftirloitEs. Baoy Dodger 119 Rico Royal 119 X-Sweet Gone Again 119 Mnrvine 114 Apple Listo 119 Balance 114 Sudden Shower 119 x-Sorrv Dear 114 Run Pudgy Run 119 Sea Pilgrim 119 Jennver 119 Cee Bar 119 Painted x-La Bagatelle 11-1 Leaves 314 x-Irish llorn 114 NKfOXD $2,000. Claiming.

y-year-ulds and up. 6 furlongs. Paramarine Marrhaway Powrie x-Valilina Ripple Since re Supermont Valdina Czar 3 IS x-Ken Bojons IIS x-Culden Clint US Timber Bud x-Sheriff 113 Prineess Gay 118 x-Carolimus 1 1 x-Ayesha Maid IIS Cara Dura 110 11.1 110 115 107 110 118 TlllltD Sa.llOII. Claiming. 3-year-olds and up.

1 116 miles. Brack 114 U. S. Salute 114 x-Ultle Olimplo 112 x-Fmlge Cake 109 X-Trnpic Sun 1(19 x-Kelly's Rose 106 Studio Play 111 Santa Tomas 114 Dare Go 114 x-Xnhoo in.1) Sir Streak 114 Bright Scholar 112 X-Mnnli UK! Big Vita 119 x-Fumos Bid 109 Eugene D. 114 Bears Pass Army In AP's Weekly Poll; Irish Top Oklahoma Second in Ranking; Michigan Voted No.

5 Position NEW YORKLD- Notre Dame, Oklahoma, California and Army continue to be the only "regulars" in college football's first 10. The weekly Associated Press poll is out today and this fearsome foursome is at the top again the only teams that have ranked every week of the season. For the first time in weeks, though, there's a change even in their order witli Oklahoma and California moving ahead of Army, which lost the grip it has held on second place since Oct. 10. The Fighting Irish's first half scars against North Carolina apparently didn't weaken their position.

On the strength of their final 42-6 victory over the Tarheels, Coach Frank Leahy's men were first on 140 of the 162 ballots submitted by sports writers and sport-casters across the nation. Other members of the "big four" Oklahoma, California and Army which have been dominating the poll all season underwent a shake-up. Because of its 14-13 squeaker against Pennsylvania, unbeaten Army fell from second to fourth and received only one first place vote. SOONERS UNBEATEN Oklahoma's perfect-record Soon-ers, 27-7 conquerors of Missouri, replaced Army as the No. 2 team, drawing 15 firsts.

California also slid past Army into the No. 3 spot with five firsts after a 41-14 victory over Oregon. The other first place vote went to ninth-place Virginia. Michigan, Rice, Ohio State, Minnesota, Virginia and Southern Methodist follow the "Big Four" in that order. Ohio, moving up to seventh from eleventh, and Southern Methodist, advancing to tenth from twelfth, are the newcomers, replacing Cornell and Michigan State.

Cornell's all-winning march was ended by Dartmouth, 16-7. As a result the Big Red tumbled from seventh to 17 in the standings. Michigan State apparently played itself out against Notre Dame a week ago and lost to Oregon State, 25-20, on the west coast. The total vote with points fioured on basis (first place votes in parentheses). 1.

Notre Dame (140) 1,592 2. Oklahoma (15) 1,298 3. California (5) 1.252 4. Army (1) 1.130 5. Michigan 768 6.

Rica 566 7. Ohio Stats 486 8. Minnesota 428 9. Virginia (1) 276 10. Southern Methodist 194 The second ten 11.

Kentucky, 150; 12. Stanford, 105; 13. Louisiana State, 87; 14. Dartmouth, 75; 15. Baylor, 64; 16.

Maryland, 52; 17. Cornell 49; 18. Michigan State, 46. 19 and 20, Tulane and Santa Clara, each 44. Others receiving votes: College of Pacific, 38; North Carolina 31; Pennsyl.

vania, 24; Wisconsin, 23; Villanova, U.C.L.A. and Texas each Princeton and Duke, each Alabama and Tennessee, each Texas Christian and Boston each Wake, Forest, Missouri, Illinois and Xavier, each 1. Bucks, Michigan Are Statistics Leaders CHICAGO (IP) The Ohio State at Michigan football game Saturday, which will decide the Big Ten championship, will match the league's best offensive team against the best defensive club, statistics showed. The Buckeyes were the best offensive squad in the circuit, averaging 24.2 points per game with an average gain of 351 yards per contest. In addition its average gain of 163.2 yards per game was tops for passing attacks.

SLANTS By CLAUDE ANDERSON 8porU Editor A couple of weeks ago, when speaking to the San Bernardino ericiiron club, Redlands coach Ralph Weaver proved he not only was a topflight mentor but an A-1 prognosticator. He told the club that Chaffey High would beat Redlands by 30 points, and when the shouting had died that night the margin was some 31 points (37-6). He figured the Tigers rate that much edge on paper, but he was going to see that his boys could keep it much closer. They did, for the whole first half, but Terrier fumbles and the power and speed of the Tigers told in the final half, and Chaffey pounded over four scores and a field goal. Similarly, against Chaffey the Cards played their best ball of the season, despite falling by a 30-6 count.

Getting back to Weaver, we queried him Monday on the outcome of tomorrow's S.B.H.S.-Red-lands tussle, knowing his prediction powers. To our amazement and he said it was for publication he tabbed San Bernardino by a 20-7 score. Whether or not it was to be used to get his boys fired up, we don't know, but at any rate it doesn't seem that a team that has won 6 of 7 should rate underdogs to a four-times beaten Cardinal club. This may be one of the top elevens in Redlands history, and certainly it is the classiest one in many years. Although a week's postponement took some of the edge off, it should turn out to be a whale of a ball game.

On the weekly crystal gazing, we picked up a slight change in the S.B.H.S.-Redlands odds what with three Card backs ready to go again. It's now going to be a 13-13 tie; (2) Big Bear to nip St. Bernardine's tonight, 13-6: (3) Valley college to give Santa Ana more trouble than expected, 2Q'7; (4) Chaffey High over Ventura, 33-13, Saturday; (5) Whittier to edge the U. of 21-7; (6) Ful-lerton J. C.

over Riverside, 19-13; (7) Chaffey college to shade Orange Coast, 21-13; (8) U.C.L.A. to upset S. 21-14, and (9) ditto Stanford over Cal, 20-14; (10) Michigan to nose out Ohio State, 27-21. SHORT SLANTS The weekly San Bernardino Gridiron club breakfast meeting will be Friday morning at 7, president Bill Allen disclosed last night, with Bob Lewis in charge of the program. It was hoped to have members of the Michigan State eleven, currently staying at Arrowhead Springs hotel, as guests, but the Spartans depart Thursday for Phoenix.

Hopes of a repeat win for S.B.II.S. in the C.B.L. cross country meet next Wednesday at Redlands took a jolt when two of the stars from last year's team were lost. Coach Vic Hodge will miss Robert Resendez and AI 1 locker, the latter wishing to try his mettle in basketball. Hodge rates his five hopefuls, in order, as Richard Resendez, Richard Bea-man, Ronald Wood, Daniel Cas-truila and Trino Mejia.

The school with the first five across wins. Guy Daniels, Redlands sports publicity director, is singing the praises of the U. of R. fullback star Bill Stewart and not without reason. Stewart tops the conference in average gains (6.39), with 511 yards in 80 carries.

He's second in loop punting (41.9) and scoring (48 points), and Is top man in receiving Larry LaFond's passes. The 5-10, 190-pounder from Kamahameha school in Honolulu has a strong chance for Little All-America mention, and if so, would be the first since Ted Runner and Stan Flowers did so two years ago. Runner is now at Chaffey High, where he's helping Truck Lindsey mould a Southern C.I.F. champion eleven at Ontario. Coach Pierre (Pete) Provost un- WATCH REPAIRING EARL BLACKSTONE Watchmaker HAMOSJIIS iWATCHtj 317 STREET t4 W.W.

Ifoadbint Cm. But ordered a shot of 20 LOS ANGELES UP) Jim Pow. ers, ace quarterback for the U.S.C. Trojans and leading passer in the Pacific Coast conference, was hospitalized yesterday with a chipped hip borie. Coach Jeff Cravath said he will be out of action for the rest of the season.

Cravath said Powers hurt the hip in the Stanford game Nov. 5 but the extent of the injury wasn't discovered until yesterday. The loss of Powers hurts U.S.C.'s chances considerably in Saturday's annual Grudge game with the U.C.L.A. Bruins. Cravath has only one quarterback left on the roster sophomore Dean Schneider, a fourth stringer who hasn't played this year.

Frank Gifford, the No. 2 signal caller, is recovering from an appendectomy. Wilbur Robertson, the No. 3 man, has a broken jaw. Cravath said he may also have to use Don Burns, a junior varsity player, against the Bruins.

JOHNSON RETURNS LOS ANGELES UP) The U.C. L.A. Bruins' chances against Southern California Saturday soared considerably with the hospitalization of U.S.C. quarterback Jim Powers and the recovery of U.C.L.A. tailback Ernie Johnson.

Johnson ran through contact work and coach Henry (Red) Sanders expects him to start against the Trojans. Sanders ran the Bruins through defensive scrimmage and worked on his passing attack. His main worry, he said, is getting his single wing reverses around U.S.C. 's big ends. CELERI WORKS OUT BERKELEY UP) The California Bears got a look at Stanford plays as they worked out in Weatherman Tabs Rain for Bears, Indian 'Big Game' SAN FRANCISCO (P) The weatherman went out on a limb yesterday on the Stanford-Cal football game.

He predicted rain for Saturday. The weather bureau wasn't emphatic about such a long-range forecast, but said indications point to occasional rain over the week end. Meanwhile, Stanford freshmen set some kind of a new record for intercepting pre-game raiders from California. And they didn't even need the elaborate walkie-talkie network they had set up or the big Chinese gong intended to summon aid if needed. veils what might be a title-contending quintet at the U.

of R. Friday night when Balboa U. comes up from San Diego for a practice game. Lee Fulmer, all-conference ace at Valley college last year, is even greater for the Bulldogs, and is a big help at guard. All-loop forward Bob Ros-enberger, the Kreutzberg brothers, Ronnie and Warner, and all-loop guard Bill Stanley are other Bulldog aces.

In City bowling, Jack Rush set a season high with a 630 series and 287 game. He picked up a 4-6-10 split in getting 11 strikes in a row. Bugs Lowell rolled a 644 and Fritz Bittke a 611 for other top efforts last week. RYE not bourbon JAMAICA RESULTS FIRST S3.000. Claiming.

2-year-old maidens. furlongs. Atrusa 103 (Urilln) 16.90 9.10 6.60 Elsewhere 115 (I.lndherg) 16.61) 1O.H0 Pink Slip 110 (Bnwcut) IS. 40 Time Aljo ran: Cold Uln. 'ineo.

x-SIIrk By Me. x-Oool Grating, Refinery, Omissive, Ailmirals Tune, Tushs Bid, x- Magic Way, Empty Talk, Royal Son. Field. NKC0N1) $3,000. Claimine.

3-ycar-ohis. 3 lurlniiRS. Division 11T (Srurl'k) 6.30 .1.50 2.70 llv Heart 10r (1-aPlare) 3.70 3.00 Adamant 112 (Bnwrut) 3.90 Time 1:1314. Also ran: furrnaii, Mossy Face. Black Rover, Eva's Toy, Error, Braggadocio.

Daily double paid THIKD S3, 000. Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 1 iih miles. Warrior Prince IL'O (Scurlockl 5.10 Rank Balance 108 (Boland) Edemtree 121) (Luther) 3.00 2.60 4.10 4.20 Time Also ran: King size, Turr-bar, Sadie Deo.

Rosalu, Maelstrom, Tip ster, Simaid, Play Sure, Julibee. KOI IITH S3.U00. Claiming. 4-ycar-oids and up. 1 116 miles.

Shoes 115 (liustla) 11.10 5.10 4.10 Exce ente 119 (Llndbere) 7.70 r.7( Silver Plate 120 (Arcaro) S.SC) Time 1:484. A so ran: Dive Bomher. Comic Ann. Ragtime Band, Vim. Dismal Kev, Vinslurluuiih, Raw Buster Hope.

FIFTH S4, 000. Allowances. 3-ycar-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Spotted Bull 117 n.w a-Thlrd Are 112 (Lol'lace) 4.30 4.

HO a-Halcyara 108 (Lindberg) 4.00 lime Also ran: Near intng, Readiness, Props. Maljo, Silver Brigade, Baltimore Jim, Happy Task, Polly's Boy. a Schupper-Drinkhouse entry. SIXTH $20,000 added Dalngerficld handicap. 3-vcar-olds ud.

2116 miles. a-Flying Missel 128 (Arc'o) 3.30 2.20 2.10 First Mghtcr 10!) (Mccreary) 3.60 2.10 Blue Hills IIS (Scurlock) 2.10 Time 3:32. Also ran: z-a-Natural, March Chick, Ispahan. Finished third, but disqualified. a I.nsker-King ranch.

NKVF.NTH S3.50O. Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 1 miles. Highbinder 108 (Renirk) 4S.60 17.r0 6.00 Low and High 114 (Arcaro) 4.20 3.30 Kay Gibson 109 (Bowcut) 3.20 Time 1:52:5.

Also ran: Martal, Rustle Broom, Blue Thanks, n-Head An Tell, Task, a-Burts Reward, Nonpariel, La Buis Fleuri. a Scidcr entry. KKiHTH sa.ooo. Claiming. 3-year-olds and up.

1 116 miles. Harem 117 (Danisl) 27.G0 9.RO 7.30 First Reward 120 (Rogers) 4.30 3.20 Insulator 117 (Errico) 6.70 'lime tj. Also ran: Flame of India, Comanche Peak, Give Thanks. Alamahd, Frenzy, Frigate, Bold Regard. Rocky Play.

PIMLICO RESULTS FIRST 52,000. Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Acondale 114 (Boulmetis) 23.20 12.80 6.20 War Glance 116 (Robertson) 4.80 3.20 Bright Player 117 (Lawless) 3.60 Time 1:12.

Also ran: Third Person, Sir Toro, Teardrop, Gay Reveler, Elbow Room, Gomel, Mix Man, Pompelan, Good-rob. SKCOND $2,500. Maidens. 2-year-olds. 1 116 miles.

Deluge 122 (Batcheller) 3.40 2.60 2.40 Syracuse Lad 122 (Kirk) 4.40 2.80 Countess Molly 119 (Gilbert) 2.80 Time Also ran: Mere Bones, Relic Cold, Bab's Whey, Fatly Rock, Briar Bay, Signal Way. Daily double paid $93.00. TIIIHD Allowances. 4-year-olds and up. About 2 miles (steeplechase).

Ratcatcher 146 (Brown) 7.20 4.60 3.40 Wolf berry 140 (Russell) 10.60 4.60 Gift of Gold 1-17 (Adams) 4.00 Time Also ran: Rank, Arctic Bound, Oak Leaf. FOURTH $2,500. Maiden 2-year-olds. 1 116 miles. Alfadur IIS (Cano) 5.80 3.00 2.40 Swyndor 122 (Mattison) 3.20 2.80 Opal Blossom 122 (Lynch) 4.20 Time 1:45.

Also ran: Count Steel, Predict, Jam. Surlta Hall, Dr. Cricket, Day Shift, Night March. FIFTH $3,000. Claiming.

3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Wingy 111 (Williams) 41.40 15.60 8.80 a-Lady 109 (Stidham) 6.40 4.80 Damson 110 (Baker) 6.20 Time 1:12. Also: Lido Way, Roman Slave, Lady Pam, Slammuring, Pip Pip, Twirl. Blue Fedora, In Suspense.

SIXTH $3,000. Allowances. a-year-old. 6 furlongs. Pilayya 119 (Gilbert) 4.60 3.40 3.00 Isle of Mist 119 (Pariso) 7.00 4.80 Cherry's First 114 (Griffith) 7.60 Time 1:12.

Also ran: Simplesse, Aleatory, Ned's Polly, Dr. Rile, Imacinch. Bee King. Behold, Mv Recipe. Mary Vash.

NKVKNTH $2,500. Claiming. 3-ycar-olds and up. li miles. Khabula 115 (Batcheller) 7.20 4.60 3.40 Vassal) Boss 118 (Gilbert) 7.80 5.40 6 .7.

tuP and up. Mile and HO yards. Vlnlla Ed 116 Peerless 106 xx-Mescara Roman Road 116 x-Captnin Daring Mala 110 Boudour Follansbeo 113 107 112 105 SIXTH Allowances. 3-yrar-oldl and up. 6 furloncs.

xx-False Front 110 Gee Whiz 114 Betler Bet 114 Liberty Andy 117 Shifting High 116 Jean's Jay 111 King Chlco 111) "sK.VENTHHi'j'ooo! Clalmlnr. 3-year- olds and up. lVn miles, Creat Fun 114 The Drone HI x-Lusmore 109 Land Sea 111 Wherrie 1i The Prophet 120 Bright Student 120 Tho Kye 103 Graymar Royal 117 K1CI1TII 2.0()0. Clalmlnr. 4-year-oids and up.

l'a miles. Rebuke 115 Swift Toes 112 Dance Pretty 113 Chance Morn 118 x-Placerville 104 Don Lanning 115 Miss Sun Beau 109 Dartcn 111 Refresh 106 xx-Pepper Lou 111 Navy Award 109 NINTH (Sub). Si. 0110. Claiming.

3-year-olds and up. 1 11A miles. Cherry Caka 111 Swing Tuna 111 Quatre Foil 114 103 xx-War So Black 114 Dressing 110 Skim l-'D Goody Gumdrop 111 Air Gee 114 Kel's Pride 111 Miss Yam 111 Do Relgh Ml 111 Arapulco It 111 Betty u'Herron ins x-Sobre Todos 112 xx-Astound 110 5. xx 7 His. annrentice allowance claimed.

Listed according to post positions. SELECTIONS: One best: Alrpan. 1. Huckle De Buck. Tight Grip.

Mr. D. 2. Kai Lee, Dodo's Girl. General's Aide.

3. Bargain Buyer. Kentucky Kcd, Our Chief. 4. Alrpan.

Top Font, Tiger Mp. 5. Meseara, Peerless, Vinita F.d. 6. Liberty Andy, Gee Whiz, Better Bet Jr.

7. The Prophet, Land Sea, Graymar Royal. 8. Fefresh. Pepper Lou.

Dance Pretty. 9. War Dressing. Skim, Goody Gumdrop. Tanforan Results FIRST $2,000.

Claiming. 2-year-old maidens. 6 furlongs. Fleet Princess 117 (L'gden) 3.50 3.00 2.40 SL-ootrh 117 (Pearson) 4.70 3.60 Itchintogo 120 (Zufelt) 3.80 Time Also ran: Gay T.ady, Over Run, Beauty Lfsto, Songsoon, Royal Captain. Biilllepowder.

Main Echoes. SKCOND S2.000. Claiming, '-year-olds. 1 mile and 70 yards. The Roundup 115 iWestrnpe) 6.50 3 60 3 20 Sound Off IIS (Riemian 9.10 5.20 Sir Gravilntor 120 (Vnlzkel 4.50 Time 1:45.

Also ran: Butter Roll, Perfect Sweep. Bust Out. Hi Shadow, Dist. Altorney, My Rainbow, Star Role, Miss Flvaway. Dailv double paid THIRD $2,000.

Claiming. 3-ycar-oldJ and up. 1 mile and 70 yards. Arrhlbaldo 107 (Lasswell) 6.90 3.70 2 SO Sporty Jack 120 (Ranum) 4.30 3 30 Pater 113 i Pearson) 3.SO Time 1 :45 Also ran: Count Gino, Eniz Brooks, King Zuncho, Tee Em Ess, Butter Wafer. Big Poise.

Talk Fast. FOl'KTH $2,000. Claiming. 3-ycar-oldj and up. 6 furlongs.

Dick's Agent 120 (Volzke) 2.3.10 14.90 7.00 Iho 109 (Williams) 13.60 7.80 Motor Bov 117 (Moreno) 14.90 Time Also ran: The Hiru, Watch Her Fly, Bullfinite, Jade Lad, Patrol Judge. Rum Torte, Shanty Man, Go Sir, Namesake. fifth $2,000. Claiming. 3-year-olds.

6 furlongs. Beau Lynn 115 (Westrnpe) 4.60 3.20 2.80 Santa Reigh 112 (Burgin) 5.10 3.90 Joe Roll 114 (Porter) 4.50 Time 1:12. Also ran: Kay Laddie, Hnllyson, En Busca, Blue Cherub, Tiger Inn. SIXTH $2,000. Claiming.

3-ycar-oldi and up. 6 furlongs. Silver Leader 111 (Williams 7.00 3.S0 3.20 Stirrup Cup 119 (Litzenberg) 6.30 4.40 Gold Eagle 109 (Matthews) 6.60 Time 1:11. Also ran: Don't Quote Me, Coma. Best Call.

Norma Sue. Kentvside. SEVENTH $2,000. Allowances. 3-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs. Be Sure Now 120 (Bierman) 9.20 4.00 3 SO Mad Moment 114 (Lasswell) 6.40 4.30 Dirl 120 (Pearson) 6.90 Time Also ran: Gulla Damion, Bold Gallant, Vistic Son, Randu. EIGHTH $2,000. Claiming. 3-year-oldi and up.

1 mile. 70 vards. Sea Flasher 116 (I.ongden 10.00 4 0 4 00 Dark Moon 108 (Lasswell) 4.20 3.60 Ti 105 (Hattliews) in.so Time 1:44 H. Flagship. Candy Bob, Porters Blaze.

Brook Fern, C'omcatchme, Forego, Sirmark. IMPERIAL 1'01'HTIl $2,000. Claiming. II-) ear-olds. 6 fiirlmigs.

Gipsy King 112 Sleepers Jinx 109 Lung Gleen 115 Neves 112 Slaishot 1M9 x-('rest-Nut 1114 Imajean 109 Concur 112 Wild Eve 109 x-Hills Bullet 112 Ketchikan 115 Chicub 112 x-Tango Sister 104 Deep Mystery 112 x-Miss Tapper 112 x-Lucille Angel 104 "FIFTH $2,000. Claiming. 3-year-olds Unlimited Sub Rule Doomed NEW YORK UP) Nation-wide resentment against unlimited substitution in college football will doom the "two-platoon system" after this season, coach Harvey Harman of Rutgers said yesterday. "Ninety per cent of the coaches in the country are opposed to it," Harman declared. "We are going to vote it out of the books." The Rutgers coach said a strong campaign against platoon football has been launched by a group of mentors "who feel unrestricted substitution is ruining the sport by making the rich richer and the poor poorer." Only a lew are lor it, teuows like Earl Blaik at Army and Lefty James at Cornell," he added.

"But there couldn't be more than 10 per cent. PIMLICO ENTRIES (HAVRE DE GRACE MEETING) (By United Pressl Wednesday, yov. in. Post 1:15 p.m. t.S.T.

Clear and last. FIRST IJ.ISOO. Claiming. 4-rear olds and tip. 1 116 miles.

X-Afrlcan x-Lenea 306 Sunray 304 x-Posslngworth 106 x-Simon Purt 112 x-Rlse-To- Mister Chat Follow 104 x-Steamer'a xx-Lcnwell 107 Run Painted Arrow 119 Petroboy Ropley 117 x-Marion Fire 117 Clarke I Clef 109 x-Great Hope 306 121 309 314 106 112 Sl'XOND S3.000. Claiming-. 3-year-old maidens. lVa miles. x-Joe Ponzer 117 x-Vona M.

Kind Marie 119 Mrs. Almac x-Pharisee 314 x-Silver Clad 314 119 114 Vacuum VJ2 x-Aline a I Suppose 32'2 Chance 334 x-Spring Up 317 THIKD $2,000. Maidens. 3-year-olds x-War Dauber Intrigue x-One Loch Pamlico 117 x-Llberty Pat 115 Cape Cod Jr. 110 x-Khayery 115 us 113 FOl'RTH $2,8110.

Clalmlnr. 3-er-olds and up. furlongs. x-Tink 300 Uavy Ace 115 x-Gams 104 x-Coral Way 110 x-Cave Canem 307 Armored 1 121 Olecranon 111 FIFTH 12,500. Clalmlnr.

S-year-oUs. 6 furlongs. a-x-Wheaten Doreen'a Boy Entreat Tipstaff x-Wateh Sir Tony B. Glenengles Blue Bar 108 x-Rall Puller lit 112 Lady Jacopo 116 115 Star Knightcss 112 116 a-Kerry Airs 308 107 Collation 105 108 Idle Dell 105 108 Brlllianca 113 112 Prickly 108 a Waugh entry. SIXTH $3,500.

3-year-olds and up. furlongs. Noble Impulse 120 a-Roman Way 134 x-New Oxford 312 x-Seven Leagut 113 x-Blnky B. 116 x-Whlffenpoof 312 a-Gyrtalcon 114 Imacomin 114 a Rokeby stables-Mrs. Clark Jr.

entry. SEVKNTH $8,600. Clalmlnr. 4-year- olds and up. 1 116 miles.

x-IIard Reno 309 x-French Lure 313 x-Burley Bid 113 x-Smoke Puff 109 x-Mackle's Pall 108 x-Fair Mark 108 See 117 a-x-Undercut 116 Fltz Mode 117 a-x Rough Ordy 110 Whizz Happy 314 x-Dlme 313 Gold Braid 317 Wanlma 311 -Lock Control 312 x-Snowstorm 113 a O'Brien-Gibson entry. EIGHTH $2,500. Claiming, 3-year-olds. 1 116 nines. Pietoric 111 Hamlet v-ltert Ned 111 xx-Paddock 119 Bucko 116 Acre! 112 xx.Papa Luke 106 Bicker 111) x-Counter Plot 114 x-Barolo 108 5.

xx 7 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. Listed according to post positions. SELECTIONS: One best: Navy Ace. 1.

African Sunray, Painted Arrow, Rop ley. 2. I suppose, spring up, Anne uiance. 3. Pamlico, War Dauber, Intrigue.

4. Navy Ace, Coral Way, Tink. 5. Gleneagles, Watch Sir. Tipstaff.

6. Imacomin, Noble impulse, Seven League. undercut, juariciea ran, uoio cram. 8. Red Ned, Bicker, Paddock Acres.

Eagles Pick Linemen PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15 (IP) The Philadelphia Eagles of the Natonal football league announced yesterday that center Bob Wilson of Wisconsin and tackle Jim Martin of Notre Dame were their first collegiate draft choices for 1950. WRESTLING Nov. 1th, 8:30 P.M. TAG TEAM Leon; T.

Morelli WI" T. McGinnis V. Christy Plus Other Matches, San Bernardino Arena 137 So. it. Sat.

Nlti THIRD $3,000, Claiming. 3-jear-olds. 6 furlongs. Cigar 114 Jet Power 114 Red Banjo 111 Bargain Buyer 111 Gloam 111 xx-Kentucky Brown Helen 111 Red 107 Our Chief 114 Veiled Threat 117 xx-Nuptial 104 Freedom Girl 114 Partition 117 Bcrnice's Girl 108 x-Shellmar 109 xx-Torpedero 113 Two Jays 111 FOURTH $2,000. Clalmlnr.

3-year-olds and up. 6 furloors. Gay Moonbeam 111 x-Buckie 99 xx-Power Joe's Gal 108 Drun lot) Top Foot 111 Senator 111 Kelly 111 xx-Tigcr Nip 106 Airpan 114 xx-Bell Brook 107 FIFTH $2,200. Claiming. 3-year-olds ON HORSE' mP FLAVOR UKE WE LlK fR CTRIC LIGHTS BEFORE I and up.

6 furlongs. Northland x-C'nmesunup Pronto Wash Rlalta x-lJolo Pat x-War Coin Brown Jr. Star Mont 117 x-Sea Song 111 War Secret 117 x-Bullrezcal 111 x-Cracks 114 Glendala 114 x-Emnck 111 Good Mae 311 x-Domirood 309 122 31)3 312 I1(i 109 117 117 SIXTH $2,000 Allowances. 2-ycar-olds. 6 furlongs.

fy Boy Hidden Mnnn National Debt Flying Box X-Top Production 120 h-Zee Tee 318 31.8 x-Princes Bid 194 112 x-RavinMad 110 112 a-Lawful 320 Should Reward 108 107 h-x-Competing 120 Beau 313 3 ir n-ltisky Rhu Quinl a- W. Hooper entry. Tudtiington entry. ICVF.NTII S2.000. Claiming.

3-year- olds and up. 6 furlongs. x-Sea Spray 109 Top Turret 114 Pay Me 11H a-Tlie Gike 317 Pnssado 314 x-Al 114 lilack 114 x-a-Pltch 114 Fasts 109 x-Eteinal Bomb 107 a G. 7.. Carranza Jr.

and La Favorita farm entry. KKiHTH $2,000. Claiming. 3-J cur-olds and up. 1 116 miles.

x-Big Ripple 109 x-Mugsy 109 Nat 314 Brown Pat 117 x-Crvstnol Irish 105 x-Rcd Count 111 x-Alec H. 309 Flashing Home 114 Secret Flight 114 Ventriloquist 114 I.ucky Jasper 114 x-Timher Tac 312 Rattle Do Bane 314 X-Mabel Q. 302 Blcnlair 3 1U Apprentice allowance claimed. Listed according to post positions. SELECTIONS: One best: Jiffy Boy.

1. Uaby Dodger, Rico Royal, Sweet Mar- vine. 2. Powrie, Supermont. Valdina Ripple.

3. Sir Streak, U. S. Salute, Fames Bid. 4.

Neves. Long Green, Miss Tapper. 5. War Coin. Bullrozeal, Sea Song.

6. Jiffy Boy, Hidden Moon, Risky Rhu. 7. Top Turret. The Gike, Eternal Bomb.

8. Blenfalr. Nat. Rattle De Bang. Big Ten Bowl Choice To Be Named Monday CHICAGO (IP) The Big Ten Rose Bowl representative will be announced Monday morning, commissioner Kenneth L.

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