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tfTTlE SPORT THERE OUGHTA BEA LAW! By Faguiy ancT smm By RouiOrf I or All VEAR L0NO.THE VaAV gFKniri uim camp am TO THEIR DISSERTATION. LOOK AFTER OJNIOR.ITS AN ODDS-ON BET AGAINST MIS STAVING IM ONE PIECE- Lake Advances In East Senior Racquet Event Dr. Robert Er Lake of Brooklyn successfully continued the defense of his Eastern senior 7-2-. saawcr IBIMMIMIMlJI ROOSEY FIRST RACE Trot: Condition: winners (wo or mors run wu not vi.you; or. mm.

List! P.P. Ron Driver Outs. a aietmaaetie 3 Gallant Hat 1 Beesle Eblts 7 Banner HI 8 Senator Song 2 Summit Hsbovst 8 Ruth's Bil 4 8ootchmits A E. Malv Hanover W. tlrer A.I.

Klnf Hobo Jordan SECOND RACE Paoe; class 30; $2,000 tons, ana lour-year-olda; en mil a PP. Bonn Driver Outs 0ds 3 Trastfsl Hustst Blrna'a 1-1 2-1 -l -1 1 Sir Boris Mrott 8-T-4 ft on Ap.rns sr. Hrsr 1 Brother Vte Darlab, 5 Saffonl Hanorer Savfford 6 Ensign Ac A. Mrer 3-3-4 3-S-3 -3-a 7-3. 3- 7-3 4- 9-4 3-3-4 3-4-3 4-1 3-1 3-1 7 Charming auitght Jordan 10-1 10-1 8 Torrid Volo Fosrnall A.E.

Mils Brekeflelo Taylor A.E. Parma A. Mrer THIRD RACE Trot: conditioned: $1,730: winners of two or mors races this tear not engioie; on oma last P. Horss Driver Out Odd 3 Madame Ohlanr Crais 3-1-8 3-1 4 Scotch Essl Uoaslet 8-7-4 S-l 7 Randolph Honrhtoa 2-S-4 10-1 5 stately war W. Mrer $-3-3 4-1 3 Dallas Hanover Hodlln 8-7-3 4-1 6 Dealer Bull 7-3-2 6-1 1 Algermon Wlnrat 6-8-3 8-1 8 Prenoh don Jones 3-6-3 10-1 A.E.

Shelbr Hanover Tweedie 7-8-3 A.E. Upton Thomas 1-3-6 FOURTH RACE Paoe: Class Oa eisasU Uedj ta.ooo; on mils. uat 3 PP. Horse Driver Outs Odd 1 rsriT Barnes Are 2-4-3 2-1 6 Greentres Express Hat'ln 2-1-7 3-2 4 Eileen Vole Derate 5-2-8 13-11 5 Alts' Mite McNultr 6-1-1 4-1 Odd suussu B-7-I -l Haasatea S-S-8 10-1 Boris 7-I-S 3-1 La Camper 8-4-2 a-l Jones 4-1 Arerr 8-7-8 3-1 W. Hrer -l Thomas 6 10-1 6-3-3 3-3-1 1013, McCLUM NrWsTAPtTI STWDlCATw MW and QW High Tido for Eagle Anglers A.

I LHJUVLrLf ll'll'l MOVING AltOlMD UBy RALPH TROS. The Metropolitan Golf Writers Association, with a little outside help, tosses a welcome home luncheon for golfer Ben Hogan tomorrow. Thursday night at the Park Lane, the United States Golf Association tenders a dinner. Ben is going to be well fed. Just what Mayor Impellit-teri has prepared in the way of a welcome to the holder of the British and U.

S. Open championships, the first all-conquering golfer since Gene Sarazen's triumph in 1932, is something else. The point is that what "Ike" started early this season in putting golf back on Page 1, Hogan is doing even a little better. It's almost six years since that night in Toledo when Hogan told me that bit that hit the headlines hard, "I've found the secret of the game and I won't even tell Valerie." Valerie is his wife. George Mikan, the basketball player; Joe DiMaggio, the ball player (and not golf devotee, by the way), and I tried to get at that secret.

Not that I believed there really was one, after 400 years and probably 40,000,000 people looking for it. But what with the way Hogan has operated since his big comeback in 1950 (after the accident), winning champion, ships by four, five and six strokes, and with great scores, I'm getting like that old Fresh Meadow member, who always made up to the young assistants to Sarazen and then Ci-uci fully believing that there was a secret, an inner secret the pros (tad but would never give to amateurs. Hogan's scoring has almost made this reporter a convert. Eddie Arcaro, if you are not up on your foreign (Chicago) news, is still doing mighty well. John Partridge, the septuagenarian trainer of Jamie Arcaro's special mount these days, says Eddie is riding better than ever in his life.

That's mighty big praise for a man already thought pretty well 'of. There's a rumor around that the one place in this country that never should even admit there's such a thing as gambling is the one place these days where one can lay a real good off the track bet. It's hard believing people could be that dumb even 25 years later. May-field Overshadows Field in St. Paul Open St.

Paul, July 20 (U.R) Shelley Mayfield, a newcomer to the top ranks of golf, overshadowed a lot of big names today with his St. Paul Open victory. He is a transplanted Texan from Cedarhurst, L. I. Mayfield didn't get a bogey in his last three rounds yesterday as he wound up with a 19 -under-par 269 total.

His closing round was a seven -under -par 65 while his earlier rounds were 69, 67 and 68. Veteran Dutch Harrison, Ard-more, was second with 271, and pre -tournament favorite Sam Snead, White Sulphur Springs, W. was third at par 272. GOLF HERE'S HOW By Sam Snead Golf's Greatttt F1ayr-Ttochr TOP OP THE SACK STKOKE By TAPPER MILLS Driver Standings Driver Start 1st 3d 30 18 IS 23 11 13 17 7 6 13 8 13 Haurriton -Dancer Retford Hodrln CruU -183 13 -110 0 S3 -133 82 4S B7 34 54 87 15 44 33 37 35 1 15 14 13 11 10 a 7 Myer Jordsn Avery Thotnss, H. Vlnsyard Walker Simpson Cobb Thorns, J.

O'Brien djsh 7-4-6 7-3-3 7- 6-6 8- 8-7 8-1 10-1 10-1 13-1 3 Bob Cast -3 His Brother 8 Batter 170 Dertsh Pha.en Turlington A.E. Blitson Tsylor 7-7-3 FIFTH RACE Trot: Claw CO Classified J.OOO, on mil. Last 3 P.P. Horse Driver Out Odd 1 Corbr uaacer 2-1 4 Gemette Bonier Thomas 2 Super Roseeroft Vineyard 5 Allen Bpenoer CtuH 3 Ten Ten 1 Jone 6 Prollmlte Larson 3 Mariner Hanover Heuslst 7 Wstcha W. Myer 8-2-1 $-1-8 3-1-3 2-5-1 7-4-3 1-5-3 5-8-2 4-1 6-1 $-2 4-1 8-1 10-1 13-1 A.E.

De-Al-Stan Rowntree 8-2-8 7-7-7 A our Birthdsr Pnelen SIXTH rack fane; was a uismuum; "The on mile. P.P. Horse Driver Out Odds 3 Symbol cnaaee viaerar a-s-e) 1 Mighty Grattan Walker 4-3-4 1-1 Five Nags Killed In Hawthorne Fire Chicago. July 20 (U.R) Fire destroyed two wooden barns at the Hawthorne race track yes-j terday and five thoroughbreds were trapped in the flames and killed. Four firemen and a groom were overcome by smoke but were revived.

Fire officials es timated damage at $75,000. In addition to the dead horses, two thoroughbreds, Lady Hal and Indian War were burned so badly they may have to be destroyed, the track said. Trainer Loulj Bolewskl said he lost two horses, Frankie D. and Fletter. Trainer John Howe said he also lost two horses, Ventolino and Lictor.

Davis Starts Comeback Today With Rams Redlands, July 20 (U.R) Glenn Davis, former Army All-America halfback, begins his comeback try in professional football today when he reports for pre -season training to the Los Angeles Rams. Davis, who played for the Rams in 1950-51, sat out last season because of a knee injury. The famed- West Point speedster will be among 26 Ram veterans who report for training to join 25 rookies who have been working out for a week. Canada Gains at Net Montreal, July 20 (U.R) A singles victory by ambidextrous Lome Main of Toronto and Vancouver gave Canada a 3-2 triumph yesterday over Mexico, and the right to meet Cuba in the second round of American Zone eliminations in Davis Cup tennis play. Scandinavipn Net Tourney The Scandinavian American Athletic League has slated Its 'annual tennis tournament at WINNING POSTS P.P.

I as a Ns. 83 72 48 48 12 23 12 331 1 2 3 4 5 1 1 3 4 5 8 2 1 3 1 2 3 I 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 5 1 3 4 5 BuT WE DUMLUCkS RONNig ArtA i $4 bJjauat? da1. ALLIANCE, OHIO, HOWARD S. PRATTs Eastern mandurd Tim Pseenis Bay! Firs Iliads' Barnsgat Nsw (Cetchoius) lalst Bay Inlet I Leeds A.M. P.M.

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4.07 4:58 5:46 :3 7:25 1:13 S.27 0:5 1:51 1:01 4:0 1:45 1 3:41 441 5:39 1:0 1:07 1:18 4:23 5:21 2:00 3:59 8:99 4:50 6 (8 8:87 4:87 5:33 :25 7:13 3 00 1:58 1:08 1:41 9:33 9:45 6:07 1:58 10:30 10:33 6:11 :13 deduct 40 mlnutei from Bandy Hook time. Pier), deduct 85 minutes from Hardy Peok time. uoast sua urwbh outnri They are Interesting and edu cationaL Write for them to Pard Swift Chi cago 9, III They, are free. Ambitions anglers have land ed 1,204 fish in the first week of the second annual Abraham Straus Junior Angler fishing contest at Prospect Park Lake, where an average of 600 young Izaak Waltons have been lur ing the fish each day since the contest opened July 7. Thirty-seven Brookyln youngsters have been adjudged prize winners thus far under the rules of the contest.

Youngest winner of the week was 2-year-old Garry Wozniak of 260 12th St. In the feminine contingent the youngest winner is Mary Ward, 5, of 2 E. 10th St. Vying with each other are Roberta and Barry Schwartz, brother and sister, of 191 Sned- iker Ave. Both are assured of LEGAL NOTICES office of the Clerk of Monroe County at Kocnester.

i. Dated: June 24. 1953. Lomento, Salzman, Labile ft Witt. Attorney for Plaintiff.

le29-6t UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT THE EASTERN 1JISTKICT OF NEW YORK NOTICE is given that M. P. HOW- LETT. has filed a petition pur suant to Title 46, U. S.

Code. Sections 183-189. claiming the right to exoneration from or limitation for all claims arising from the use and operation of the floating crane M. HOWLETT NO. 7.

on. from and between December 23 and December 30. 1952, in discharging cargo from the S.S. SIDDON. All persons having such claims must file them, as provided In admiralty rule 35 of this Court, with the Clerk of the Court, at the United States Court House.

271 Washington Street, Brooklyn 1, New York, on or before the 12th day of August, 1953. at 10:00 a.m. be defaulted. Personal attendance Is not re-ouired. Any claimant desiring to contest the claims of petitioner must answer said petition, as required by Supreme Court Admiralty Rule 53.

WILLIAM F. SMITH. U. S. Marshal.

E. D. N. Y. By John J.

Ford, Chief Deputy. WHEREAS. William Keller, who resides at 55 South Park Avenue, Rockville Centre. New York, and Viola Bennett, who resides at 1 Jefferson Avenue. Rockville Centre, New York, have presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain lnatru- ment in writing, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of Lillie Longson, lately residing at No.

696 McDonough Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. NOW. THEREFORE, you and each you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held In the Court Room at the Hall of Records, the County of Kings, on the 4th day of August, 1953. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS.sHun. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in "the said County the 19th day of June, isra.

AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Je29-4tM File No. 218252 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW lUKJV tiX THE UKACE UD'l GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT the Widow Mary, if any.

the name Mary being fictitious, and to the next of kin of THOMAS JENNINGS, deceased, whose name or names and whose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and to any and all unknown persona interested the estate of THOMAS JEN NINGS, deceased, as creditors, next. kin or otherwise. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. HYMAN" WANK. Public Administrator, Kings County, with office in the Municipal.

Building, Borough nf Rrnnklvn Citv of New York, has presented, his account as Administrator of THOMAS JENNINGS, deceased, lately residing at No. 699 Ocean Avenue. In the Bor ough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying that his account may judicially settled: NOW, THEREFORE, you each hafhT rltart in ahnw cause tn'ai Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Court Room at the Hail of Records, In the County of Kings, on the 26th day of August.

1953, at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why such settlement snouiu be had. IN TEST1MUINI ire have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) Witness, HON. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in said County, the 8th day of July.

1953. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court, jyl3-4t File No. 936448 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT the Widow Mary, if any, the name Mary being fictitious, and to the next of kin, if any. of VINCENT or VINCENZO ESPOSITO deceased, whose name or names and whose lace or places or resiaence are un-nnwn and cannot after due dill. gence be ascertained, and to any and unknown persons Interested In estate of VINCENT or VIN- ODMtrs C60V! LISTEN MOV. HLltl9RoUT0F WSSIGHTi ON SAFETY prizes. The contest, sponsored by and the Department of Parks, will wind up with a gala fish fry on Aug.

5 when more than 200 valuable prizes will be awarded to the lucky contestants. Coney Island Rod and Gu Club holds a special meeting Thursday, July 23d, at th clubhouse. 2850 Stillwell Ave- 8:30 p.m., for the tmroose of chartering a boat for fluke fishing. PARTY BOATS snsirsiiiAD BAT BLUES BLUES BLUES bHLBIll Da sneM Bay. 11 1 1 110 alee.

Tel. 1 1-843. DOROTHY 8AL1 HITS FI8HINQ TKUR8. 4 SAT. P.Mt II P.M.

8.0 BASS SLACKS I GLORY 7 A.M. EESTATJatAVT TACKUC BAIT Rain Bow PIEst Capt. J. SIMM 8a.nii era PIGEON Si 12 Bern. Na SB.

3 -OS Of pi, A.K. GEBEITTBSN BIACH ELSIE KM FLORE IXCKB DAILY. at, APlsit7-llia Om. TONE Fluk Jerisr Short) Pier 3, Dally 3 A.M. Cat.

Chss. Leerts FISHING TACKLE MARINE CHARTS Y0U-MAKE-IT KITS R0WB0ATS EVINRUDE MOTORS KINGSB0RO MARINE SUPPLY CORP. 8 ATLANTIC AVE. (COB. GBAND AV.) BROOKLYN 16, N.

NE. 8-3872 LEGAL NOTICES CENZO ESPOSITO, deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. HYMAN WANK, Pub. lie Administrator. King County, with an office In the Municipal Building.

Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, has presented his account as Administrator of VINCENT or VINCENZO ESPOSITO, deceased, lately residing at No. 14 No. Portland Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, City and State of New York, and a petition praying that hi account mav ha Judicial! Bettled: NOW.

THEREFORE, you and eacn of you are hereby cited to show causa before our Surrogate's Court of tha nffa. to ne neia in court Room at the Hall of Records, In th County of Kings, on the 26th day of 1953. at 9:80 o'clock In the forenoon, why such settlement should not oe naa. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. WB have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

(Seal) Witness. HON. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County, at tha Borough of Brooklyn.

In said County, the 8th day of July. 1963. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of th Surrogate's Court, Jyl3-4t STORAGE NOTICES 4 STORAGE SALS! Warehouseman's Sale of Goodu tor At 601-619 Throop Avenue.

Brookly lb, ew Jnra, woejtton. T. J. Christopher. Mrs.

Grave 6rler! Mr, a. iiunier. jars. e. jWCBrlcSa: Mr.

B. Grler, Mrs. Mary ftubhari Miss Willi Giles. Mr. Hneirl uT i m.nio riuuur, jMia jiuv asiuawin.

Sylvester Morris. Mr. 35. Diakeraon. Mrs.

A. Valentine, Mr. B. Goodman. Mrs.

C. Harrison, Mr. X. Pickett Mns. Birde Carter, Mr.

A. Wtill. Andrew A. Robinson. Mrs.

Jeai Bel lamy, Mrs. A. Morris, Herold Vending Mr. Greeley Hehlln. Mrs.

Lucille Colar, Mrs. J. Jones. Perrjr Weathers. Mrs.

Pearl William. Charless Mitchell. Mr. C. Powell Jr.

You and each of you ar hereby notified that th time for payment of our Hen upon the property hereinafter described having expired after due notice thereof had been given you we will cause such property, to wit: Household furnishings, personal effects, vending machine, and contents, and such goods as scheduled In the storage warehouse receipt, issued to you by this warehouse, stored by you. or la your name, or on your account, or ia which you claim an Interest. 1n th FULTON STORAGE WAREHOUSB COMPANY. to be old at PUB LIC AUCTION, BY Benjamin iii-pern. auctioneers, at 601-619 Throop Avenue.

Brooklyn 16. New York, Tuesday. August 4. 1963. at 10:80 a.m.

if for any reason uie saie snan not be completed on the said day, it -will he continued on th succeed-. ing Tuesdays at the same time and place ana continuing udui sui uena cr- uli. fled FULTON STORAGE WAREHOUSB WMrjmr, irac. BENJAMIN HALPERN. Auctioneer.

Jy20-2t jf LICENSES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT License No. RL11732 has been issued to the undersigned to sell wine, liquor and beer at Retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 537 Marcy Brooklyn, N. fop on-premisea consumption. CORNELIA V. STREET d'ba Brevoort Rest, Inc.

Restaurant. Bar ft Grill 537 Marcy Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. 5ylJ-2t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT License No.

C272 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer at wholesale under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 146-152 South 1st Brooklyn, N. for off-premise consumption. WEST HAVEN BEER ft ALES, INC. 146-152 South 1st St. Brooklyn, N.

Y. Jyl3-2t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT License No. 2ER-8I09 haa keen la- Sued to the undersigned to sell beer at Retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 1580-86 Flat- bush Ave. Brooklyn. N.

for on-premiae consumption. WILLIAM OTTEN, JOHN DOWNING ft JOHN TESORIERO aba Crossroads Bowling Aflejej 1580-86 Flatbush Av. Brooklyn, N. Y. JylS-2t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT License No.

2EB3695 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer at Retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 31 Washington Brooklyn, N. for on-premisea consumption. FUNDAMENTAL FOODS. INC. 315 Washington St.

Brooklyn, N. Y. Jyl3-2t aOi HIS OlST! NEVER IF 'HE COUGHS OR I SNIFFLES RUSH KEEP HIM MIM TO THE DISCUSS GRID SETUP Al Davis, left, coach of the Fort Belvoir Va. football team, who hails from Brooklyn, talks over the strategy to be used with his fellow bor-oughite, Dick Daly, formerly of Adelphi Academy, one of the leading candidates for the team. Best Bet MADAME CHIANG 1 Jesedsle Dsndr Dsneer 7-4-3 3-1 rwtn Hanover Safford B-3-2 4 4 Super Chief Hodflns 3-4-3 6-1 Royal Valu Jordan 1-S-J 10-1 Danny Dlroot Rowntre 1-4-8 10-1 7 Trier Hanover Haurhton 6-6-2 10-1 A.E.

Casanova Cameron 1-1-3 SEVENTH RACE Trot; Class Clsssl fled; one mils. Lasts p.p. Horse Driver Outs Odd I Versatile atevr Blatp'n 6-2-3 4-1 6 Brave Beau Oroaabers 8-4-8 13-1 I Miss Crasaier Hare res 2-6-8 3-8 4 Harry Dee Cruise 7-4-7 6-1 1 Colby Matoh Hsughton 7-7-3 6-1 Abe Hanover Bull 3-3-8 8-1 3 We Minnie Cobb 8-7-8 1TJ-1 7 Don Juan Dancer 3-5-8 10-1 Recta with hall hobble. EIGHTH RACE Psoe; on Bale. Claa Clastifled; Last 3 P.P.

Bon Driver Out Odds 4 Harry Millar Cheabrs I-4-S 4-1 6 WUaatnrtsn Day Dancer 2-5-3 3-1 3 Gaolo Hansrer Phalesi 2-3-8 f-1 1 My Spencer Cobb 8--8 6-1 3 Rapid Oallon Haughton 5-3-7 6-1 7 Butternut Prince Tod 3-2-3 6-1 8 Tru Clementine Dennl 1-1-2 10-1 8 Rsavs Lybroc Avsry 7-3-8 13-1 Buddy Bsrvester Tw'dl 8-2-7 A.E. Kiss Tell W. Myer 8-3-4 Old not finish. KriiTH RACE Pace; Class Clsssiried; ana mil. law 9 P.P.

Bom Driver Out Odds 1 Trtay Tass Vineyard 7-7-7 3 L'fland i Tnrllogtest 6 Csar Vols Area 4 Margaret Abbedale 3 Widower Dan Haughton 5 Hasty Flngo Miller 7 Terksv Hanover Simpson Plrst Venture Burdlck 8-8-4 4-3-1 4-7-8 8-3 8-5-3 4-1 3- 1-4 f-S-f 4- 1-3 3-1-7 8-8-4 10-1 A.E. BuddyHsrvster Tw'dl A.E. Kiss 'n TeU w. Mrr BROKEN FINGER BENCHES SAUER FOR TWO WEEKS Philadelphia, July 20 (U.R) Hank Sauer, slugging outfielder of the Cubs, suffered a broken left hand In Saturday's -game with the Giants at New York, X-ray examinations revealed here yesterday. Saner broke the hand attempting a diving catch on a pop to short rightfield by Hoyt Wilhelm.

He went to Temple University Hospital here and the X-rays revealed a broken metacarpal bone of the left hand behind the little finger. Sauer will be ont for two to three weeks. Mighty Grattan Choice at Westbury Westbury, L. July 20 Mwthty Grattan. with Bob Wal ker in the sulky, Vill go post ward a 31 favorite in'the Riv-erhead Classified pacing feature for $4,500 at Roosevelt Race way tonight.

Leading opposition to the Pennsylvania pacer is expected to come from the Harrington, Delaware, speedster Symbol Chance, who will be handled by Paul Vineyard from the No, 2 position. The rest of the field will consist of Josedale Dandy, Superi Chief, Royal Value, Danny Direct, Tyler Hanover and Ogden Hanover. Jamaica Entries (SARATOGA MEETING) rOB TUESDAT Psst 1:18 P.M. PIR8T RACE Pur 33.300: elalmlns: maidens; three-rear-old and up; on and nne-sutbeenta muss. p.p.

Wt.lP.P. yn. xJlbe 114 10 Harlem So. 113 10B llnBrltht Pan 111 113 13 0rslnl 124 108 13 Adrsstu lit! 131 14 Deadline 108 113 ISaHalldom 113 113118 xHaloyon Bird 108 118 17 aMerman 113 111 18 Smlllne Sea 113 Qo Larkinc Timber xxSpeed Ktnf Moondog Be' u. ijevinson-j.

T. Melons? entrr SECOND RACE Purs clalmtat: three-year-old and up, BIX lurionss. PP. Wl. P.P.

Juesbu rxaeierUie LUrrat Bleu aMetopla Yertanak 133 113 11 114 7 Wis Comrb I 8 xzTop Atura'oa PuddSsr 10 Thais 11 Rarloll 118 115 xTirhUnf Wise 13 aiPee-Jey sSanaet rsnn-Wrofleld stable entrr. THIRD RACE 'Purse (4.0O0; maiden nines, two-rsar-olds; flv furlongs. p. wt. p.p.

m. 11BUMTB. 118 3 Up Hotlf 11S Hap Piarttm il 8 Bode ajueioar Air no 7 Disyut 118 4aFlumeau llS'SOber 114 airs stone-o. Frilpp entry. FOURTH R.ACC Purse claiming four-year-old up; lx furlongs.

P.P. Wt.lP.P. wt. vigorous 118 5 Fancy Bonnes 108 zxAlluwell lis (wails Hart 113 Mighty Quest 1 13 7 xRequisittoa. 108 4DuaDarlln 113 8 Dletlonary lla KIPTH RACE Purs (4.000; maiden fillies, U'o-year-olds; fir furlongs.

PP. Wt.P.P. Wt. aCommandinf 1183AHe lis Met Plash 11 3 Emmyde 118 White Drift 1 1 8i 7 Ohlorl 1 16 4Pen-In-Han4 llCellleu IIS K-O. Phipps-Mrs.

W. Aton entry. SIXTH RACE The Scotia; purs allowance; four-year-olds n4 up; six furlongs. PP. Wt.lP.P.

Wt. rfulllfy 120 0neHlttr 1 201 7 Timely Reward 120 Dark Count 120 8 Mohammedan 114 This side 1 14; All's Pair 114 Castleton 120! SEVENTH RACE Purse (S.SOO; clelminr; four-year-old ud up; on and one-elsttt miles. P.P. Wt.lPJP. Wt.

Unrest 113! Blue Orous 115 Windy 1191 7 Plrst Wln 116 xxsashaw 1068 HrphoaM 111 4xSunCros 111 xOutolrd 111 Axel Muntti 1131 KI0KTH RAOI Purs claiming; four-year-old and up; on anal one-eight1 mlies. PP. Wt.lP.P, Wt. Crossloc 118 JolieBor lis aisograoe 08i 7 Mrder 115 WMsk-Off 120! 8 Hoseborougsl 113 Bombast 113 3 Cellini 118 Orumplto 113 x-5; xx-7 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed.

TOMORROW EIGHT BIG RACES. JiM races felty as. teas' Hire Ae. I. Jirrt I 0bi clem Alie I.M, (Ml.

lea. Cliilee eel ednllled. ieeclel trala fa.im ,,4) Ireie 10,35 A.M. is er If Ted Ovl Bill Pet tennis uue vesteraav hv reach mg ine quarter-nnai8 at the In-wood Country Club, Inwood, Long Island. Dr.

LaKe, ranked first in the ana thira nationally, won a third-round match from Dan Hoagland of Jackson Heights, 62, 61, and Is scheduled to play unseeded Dr. V. Lemoine Heuser of Elizabeth on Thursday with the winner qualifying tor tne semi-finals to be started next Saturday. Dr. Heuser advanced bv de feating George Titus of (freat Neck, 6 2, 64.

Bell in Van Berkeley Bell of Cresskill, N. a former pro from Brooklyn, reinstated last year at ama teur status, carried his No. 2 seeding into the quarters by halting Orton Hicks of Great Neck. L. 6-3, 6-4.

Brooklyn's George Silver was beaten by Hoagland, 62, 7 5, in a second-round test before Hoagland went out to play Dr. Lake. Lacy Brothers Challenge Leaders In D. P. Auto Wars Pending the announcement of the latest point-score standings in the All-State Racing circuit, to be made tomorrow by Director Gus Hager, it is apparent that a shakeup lg due the leaders in the Dexter ParK division.

That shakeup will undoubt edly be soon if the trend of recent weeks continues at tonight's nig Masonic charity show in Woodhaven. This is the second such show run by the Masons lor hospital equip ment and a third is slated next Monday night, again at Dexter. Ever since the standings were first compiled back in late May one man has dominated them Johnny Rocco. At times Axel Anderson and George Cousin moved in to pose threats. But Andy has not been the same since his crack- up a month ago and Cousin was an overnight meteor.

He flashed brilliantly, but briefly. Uf course, the new whiz Is Al DeAngelo, the Queens Village speedster who has completely dwarfed the field In the last two weeks. But those who know the sport are also saying that the Lacy brothers Jim and Joe will have to be watched. Jim scored twice (once in dead heat with DeAngelo) in the past month, better than he's done in the past three or four seasons Hes definitely a comer and brother Joe is not far behind. Another whirlwind to watch Eddie Brunnhoelzl, who has been consistently in the winner's circle that is, within the first six to finish in the 25-lap final.

Great things are also expected of him. McKinney Considers Return to Baseball Indianapolis, July 20 (U.R) Frank E. McKinney, former National Chairman of the Dem ocratic party, said today he is thinking of buying back into major league baseball. McKinney, one-time part own of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was reportedly first in line if the Chicago Cubs' franchise is ever put up for sale. "I'm definitely interested In returning to major league base- Dan," McKinney said "I'm not interested in a two town league except.

iew York and! Chicaeo a good opportunity comes ilrtn. I'll 1 tl (wuOJ jl ii uuy. NCAA Council to Meet Chicago, July 20 The National Collegiate Athletic As sociation council will meet nere Aug. 15-17 to weigh charges that three member institutions violated rules. JOCKEY STANDINGS Other Emplre-at-Jamalc Meets Mts.

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Arrive In Time for Dally Double. Lr. w. 42nd St. 11:18 A M.

69 B'klyn. 13 noon. Bui Connections to Track and J. Shcr Points. For Information Cell JU.

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CAR: NJ Turnpike to Hi, S3, tun it Kalontows WE of lie of not ally the lyn, real 853 of in day the not tiff, To and or this ine the of P. To an veit. and Hour tlrcti In Wlllars 3sasy Htek Pslat A M. F.ef. Mondsy.

July SO 1:28 A.M. P.M. 1:05 5 31 3:04 :31 7:0 7:291 1:11 1:28 9:08 9:20 TuMdey. July 21 3:19 Vdniday, July 23 8:33 4:18 Thunday. July 21 4:8 FrldBT.

July 24 :0 Siturdsy. July 2S 9:59 10:11 For high tlds si Aibury Psrk and Bslmar. For High tide at Atlantis City, N. J. (Steel (8uppttea Dt ut urmea oiaies Monday's Mail From Archie Rhodes, secretary of the Bay Shore Tuna Club, who tells us of the club's clambake this Sat urday at Kismet Inn, Fire Island, at 11:30 a.m.

The boat will leave Ocean Ave. dock at Bay Shore at 10 a.m. Send res ervations to Mrs. Peggy Otto, 146 So. Penataqult Ave, Bay Shore, before Wednesday.

Archie promises big doings. From Montauk comes the welcome word that Capt. Ed (Spider) Hegner has fully re covered from a severe attack of illness and is back on the job. In the meantime, his brother, Capt. Ted, has the Harp in action and reports that Sunday Fay Davis of Sheepshead Bay copped a pool with a 5 -pound humpback sea bass.

We have just received copies of a series of booklets covering the care of your pet dog. LEGAL NOTICES TTiI-INn 7115 R9 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT To tne Husoana jonn. rtam John being fictitious, ana to the next of ktn. If any. of ETHEL PAULEY, also known aa KTH1SL, PATTl.Y whose name namea and whose place or place of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained.

and tn an. ftnrT all unknown Dersona interested In the estate of ETHEL PAULEY, also known as ETHEL PAULY, deceased, as creditors, next kin or otherwise. ANNE MAR GARET SCHEWE. ALICE GERT RUDE COLE, MARY J. CAVlLLr ALBERT LYONS.

SEND GREET ING: WHEREAS. HY MAN AJNK. ruD- Administrator. Kings County, with an office in the Municipal Build- Inar. Borouirh of Brooklyn, city 01 New York, has presented his account Adm nlstrator of ETHEL.

PAU LEY, also known as ETHEL PAULY. deceased, lately residing at No. 123 Parkside Avenue, In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying that his account may be judicially settled: now.

THEKEiroHB. you ana eacn you are hereby cited to show cause before our surrogate a court of me County of Kings, to be held In Court Room at the Hall of Records. In the County of Kings, on the 26th day of August. 1953, at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why such settlement should oe nao. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal or our eald Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

unM TP. rvaai RUBENSTEIN, Surrogate of i our said County, at tne Borough of Brooklyn. In said County, the 8th day of Jnlv 1SS.1. AARON L. JACOBY.

Clerk of tha Rurrna-ale'a (Inart. Jyl3-4t THE "PEOPLE OF THE STATE1 OF NEW YOKK. by the grace of Goo free and independent. To Hans Egeli, Klara Egell Petterwn. Johan Egeli, Johan Erikson, Harry Brlkson.

Tage Erikson. Raymond Mathsen, Theo dora Anderson Bergltte Jacobsen. Martha Brun. Ralnh Brun individu and as Administrator C.T.A. of arnods.

chattels and of Carl Johan Brun. deceased. SEND UKEETINli: TI71T IT.U IT A r.llu Wh Uwt.M HlUnn who resides at 853 69th Street. Brook N. has presented a petition praying lor a decree mat a certain Instrument In writing, relating to and personal property, be duly Droved as the Last will and Testa ment of Christ Nilson also known as Christ Nilsen lately residing at No.

S9th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. NOW, THEREFORE, you and each you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate' Court of the rnnnl. nf Vimra in ha hold In the Court Room, at the Hall of Records the county or Kings, on tne win of July. 1953. at 9:80 o'clock In forenoon, why such decree should be made.

IN TESTlMUnx wnorauur. wo have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto attixea. wttvitiss Una. K. TVAN RUBENSTEIN.

Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County the 24th day of June. AARON I. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. je29-4t SUMMONS ACTION FOR AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT.

COU.NTX Of MOMBUB- ASTLEY GEORGE LEWIS. Plain va. MARGARET LEWIS, Defendant. the above named Defendant: lou are nereDy summoned to an swer the complaint tn thuv action, to serve a copy of your answer, If the complaint Is not served with summons to serve a notice of: appearance, on the plaintiff's attorney Within Ivanttf Aavm atflef tha service of this Summons exclusive of; aay of service. In caae of your failure to appear or answer.

Judgment will be taken agaiiurt you by default for the relief demanded in complaint. Plaintiff resides In Monroe County. Trial to be held In th County Monroe. Dated this 10th day of June. 1949 Lomenso.

Salzman. Labue ft Witt. I Plaintiff's Attorneys, Office and O. Address. 200 Power Building.

Rochester 14, New York. Margaret Lewis: The foregoing Summons la served upon you by publication pursuant to order of Hon. Arthur Ervln Blau-j Justice of the Supreme Court, dated the 24th day of June. filed with a complaint in the N. P.

or of in To In of an be nf not To all th AMERICAN JAVELIN MARK SET BY HELD Pasadena, CaL, July 20 (U.R) Bud Held, former Stanford star, today held a new American javelin record of 250 feet 8 inches. Held, now of the San Francisco Olympic Club, jester-day broke his own American mark of 249 feet 8Vi inches, set in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1951, at an "all-comers" meet held at Muir College. Kelly Adds Two Titles To List in Rowing Event Philadelphia, July 20 Jack Kelly two-time diamond sculls champion, added to his many rowing titles when he won two crowns in the 79th on the Schuvikiil River vester-l day. Kelly won his heat and the final for the title in the quarter-mile single sculls, then also stroked Vesper Boat Club's double to another title. As a result of Kelly's performances, Vesper moved into the lead for the Julius H.

Barnes Trophy with 109 points. The Philadelphia club was followed by Detroit with 103, and New-York Athletic Club with 86. Seixas Boasts Clay Courts Championship River Forest, 111., July 20 (U.R) Vic Seixas won the national clay courts tennis title for the first time yesterday, running, tnrough Ham Richardson, Baton Rouge, in straight sets, 62. 64, 63. In the women's singles final, Maureen (Little Mo) Connelly, San Diego, beat Althea Gibson, New York, 6 4, 6--4.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE YESTT.RDAT'g RKSl'LTS Baltimore 14, Montreal 7. Ottawa 7, Sprlrnrlield 1. Toronto 4. Syracuse 1 Ust giuriel 8yracuee 3, Toronto 3 (2d game, 8 Innings, curie. To be completed later date.) ttocneaier flunelo i (let game).

Bullalo 2. Rochester (2d game). L. Pet. I w.

Pet. Buffalo 52 34 Toronto 43 43 .500 Moiitrea 51 37 580: flrraouae 41 40 45(t iiJststhe Notice the putter's clubhead Is swungv back slightly inside the direction line by the wrist action. There is no tenseness in the body, arms or hands. Tenseness spoils accuracy. The hands are close in to the body and, if you're bending over properly the left fore-arm rests easily, lightly on the left leg.

How far you take the club back depends upon how far you want the ball to roll forward. And you should shoot for a spot a foot or so beyond the cup. This Is to make sure that you give the ball a chance to drop. Notice that the blade of the club, at the extreme of the back-swing, has opened slightly. On wet greens allow for the: retarding effect of the moisture on the roll of the ball.

Bay Ridge Tennis Courts, Minora 31 3 Ottawa, nn AtitT. 1. The tOUrn' Rochester 49 39 28 59.322: EBBETS' FIELD TONIGHT P.M. TOMORROW 1:30 P.M. CHICAGO vs.

ti -r ment is open to an men ui Scandinavian descent. insist CLOSES Om. IV a. 1 2 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JULY 20, 1 953.