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NASIIvILLE TENN 1 lass le I I i 2 'i' 'N I 1 A 4 I 3 I 41111111111111111116' 1 i it I 1100 i )) '11 1 11 1 -14 I NASIIVILLE TENN SUNDAY NifORNING 'OCT011E11 17 1937 I 1 Al I I I 1 1 i- 110 1 A 1 A i INIA 'I 1 1 1 gni nonommoomool 1 i 1 4 '4 0 i 1 Itt i VE Aotk IA A 1 't 44 a lc like a NipsGeorgia ch 2 9 -19 in Amazing Diplay of Circus Footbq 1 1 MOTi 1S6111S Men Va derbilt's Step unny Hollins 1s Off FiveYard Gain Tennessee I 's Best Hurdle Mustangs I Doesn't Preven For 4th Triqmph 4 4 2 Crushing Delei I e57' 0 Tennessee's Best Doesn't Prevent Crdshing Defeat Best event Defeat 'ay of Circus Football i'' i 4- itoM AM srA- AL 1r if tt ti I '''i ''1' 45 i ZLN i i 5: A "I 'k 1 P' q' 1 2 14' It'' Ati e' ge" ''''''40n' 4 4 s''' li''" A34 1: 1 I 4: 2 i 1 4 III I i i 1' 1 i I 4 ki 4t 4 41- 4 4 fl i i' 0 iO40i11141( -0 1 4 i l'i -Z -i A 1- moilt i :4 0:: 0 AK 1 740044: i 0 ie 1 s' 4: $: 4 0s ::1: -e Z' 74 111 1 C'" t': i 5': ot iiii:" 2 '5' If i I i i Ti l'! i' i i f': l' 4': 1 2 4 i 4 'k 4 0 e''''- 1 ti '''''0 0 1oor' L'''''' s'" l'' 's' -1' 4 xl- Lunn y- IIollins Spear c' head of Classy Attack At Dallas Ily DUDLEY GREEN (Staff Correspondent) Cotton Bowl Dallu TeXaS Oct The Vanderbilt Conimodores atoned today for their 16-to-0 setback at the bands of last year by scoring a ti-to-0 triumph over the Mustangs before 7000 rain-soaked fans The Commodores brought along their own weather rain and then went off the field with their first victory in history over Southern Methodist Taking advantage of fairly firm footing in the early part of the game Vanderbilt marched 58 yards for the games only score Lunny Hollins the midget halfback climaxed the march by fight- ing his way 12 yards for the score Franklin's try for the extra point was wide but it wasn't needed Hollins started the touchdown drive after a first minute march bad died on Ws 42 He took Guynes punt on the Vanderbilt 38 and stormed back to the Mustangs' 44 Ralph Hinton picked up four yards Hollins stepped around left end for 5 Ford made a first down on the 81rord and Hollins carried the ball to the 12-yard line in three plays Hollins then started Vida and fought his way across standing up for the lone score Two Other Chances Vanderbilt bad two other scoring opportunities but failed to cash in on them i One came in the opening minute I of the game Receiving the open ing kickoff the Commodores reeled )it off three first downs but bogged down and were forced to kick the ball going over the goal line Another chance cams in the final pep nod when Keith Ranspot Mustang end was ejected from the game for I slugging The penalty on the play gave Vanderbilt the ball on the 11 23-yard line but three plays failed to sin a yard and Huggins kicked jut of bounds on the 18- yetro st pe In th opening-quarter Vander- bilt oho ed its best offense ot the season "With a new backfield of tunny Hollins Ralph Hinton Dutch Reinschmidt and Turney Ford the Commodores exhibited groat blocking They ware baited 0 once bvt the second time was the charm Load Protected Promise Red -Elephants rromise To Equal Standard Of Bowl Teams By FRED RUSSELL (BANNER Sports Editor) Knoxville Oct than 254 4 000 fans overflowing tbe sloping stands of Shields-Watkins Field looked on enraptured here today an the red-jerseyed stalwarts Of Ala barna crushed an luiscured-ou Ten' nessee eleven 14 to 7 In the hazy perfection Of an Ideal October afternoon Crimsog Tide sent Tenndesee't title chancel a-glimmering on th crest of it murderous exhibition of blocking whidb sprawled the Volunteer Intel their fourth defeat in the last fivg years a tithe hand of Frank Thomas Tuscaloosaers 1 Alabama ran and passed 59 yardg I for its first touchdownlate in th second quarter Vic Bradford goin over from the 2-yard line less tb a minute before the half ended The second Tide tally cams ig early in the third period when thg Crimson chargers relying strictly on a ground attack marched 411 yards in nine plays to set the ball ott the 1-foot line where Hal Hugheg sneaked over on the identical pia which produced the first score I was a jamup quarterback through center Vole With the tbrong expecting a poi" alble rout the Vole stiffened to ren pulse further scoring attempts anti then in the fading minuted of thg game push over a fortuitous touch4 down on a pass across the goal ling from George Cafego to Cheek Durbit can Valorous as it was the Tennesseg touchdown failed to rue the facl that the Orangemen were outs classed throughout and that Alas barna has some up with anothell herd of Red Elephantswhich mat equal the accomplishments Of QS Rose Bowl team of 1934 Today Tennessee literallywag mowed down Failing before the one slaught of fierce bruising block lug the Vol secondary was force4 to make 90 per cent okthe tackled as 'Rama smashed the line and cle4 clod the ends for fifteen first downg and a net yardage of 162 Many Fumbles The Vole were guilty of numeroug fumbles and misplays of ragged tackling and poorly executed plays With the exception of the touch down jaunt they penetrated Also bama's 30-yard line only' once Maybe Neyland's men were erip pled from the Duke game Possibly they were flat That phase mIght be doubtful but there is no doubt ag to Alabama's greatness This year's Tide while smaller than many elevens bu power Panmdr SELL Editor) lore than 20A 4: the sloping atkins Field here today as warts of Alas eskred-ou Tens )n of an Idea) hi Crimood -title chancel crest of it of blocking olunteero Intel the last fivd 'rank Thomas 1 touted 59 yardd rnlate in thi radford goin lins len the ended ally cams bi riod when thd lying strictly marched 411 set the ball ott a Hal Hughed Identical plj first score 1 arback Fenno Tenting it pods to rod attempts an ninutes of tbd rtultous touche us the goal lind to Cheek Duns the Tennessee' torus the facd lea wore outs and that Alas otIVthwhiarwthols of thd 1934 literally wad before the ens 5ruising block was forced -ofthe tackled to line and cit een first downd 182 nblos ty of numeroud tys of ragged executed plays of the touch tonetrated Alas Dnly Once men were crips game Possibly phase ralgtt be is no doubt a en This year's than many tns bu power -lindo Wovid Wired' Photo 1 I The ipterlifed el reederbiles attack againet the Method ist Alnemene at Defeo latordity the If brief bey wit Homo to I -testing hwe his awn MI6 yoat Ito shows above on 1 five-yard gain Just before Sanders tackled him- Hollins worked in a new backfield with Dutch Iteinschmidt Itatph 'Hinton and forney 70Pd and the quartet licked boautifelly i -811tdo Wovid IFITetit Photo Fumble' bSims 4 FOOTBALL SCORES Presents Devils Florida 'Gators DefeatSetvanee By 21-0 Margin "Po rvra74 kz 4 4 0071 y4000 3 t-----i1-c ideline I eI llne eliglits 1 Winning Marker ommiin I Iv FRED RUSSELL By FRED RUSSELL 1 11 rLit II Tigers Halt Mayberry But Reserves Get Three Markers Intersectional Vanderbilt Is Carnegie Tech I Notre Dame 7 Holy Cress 7 Georgia Princeton lei Chicago Tuiane 7 Colgate Big 13 Alabama 14 Tennessee 7 Auburn 13 Mississippi State 7 Duke 20 Georgia Tech 19 Florida 21 Simms Kentucky 411 Washington and Lee I 0 Dame 7 rate 7 19 Lon and 'L 4 5 5 1 I I 1 I I Pregame Peckings on a Portable After tho first quarter offense Vanderbilt appeared content to pro tea Its lead The Commodores took no chances and wers punting not for with the idea of keeping the ball away from the (Continued on Pogo 4 Column 7) Gainesville Fla 0 I Florida using two elevens today overpowered a fighting little team I (Continued on Page 5 Column 1 Column 2d SUMMARY '22 Navy 0 Harvard Now Hampshire 33 Colby 59 tit Johns (Md) Northeastern 18 Lowell Textile Otterbein 12 Mt Union 7 Penn State 14 Lehigh 7 I 'State 12 Mass State Rutgers 26 Springfield Shippensburg Teachers 27 Shepherd Teachers St Anselm 26 Providence St Lawrence 20 Cortland Teach-ors Stroudsburg Teachers 13 Trion ton Teachers 7 Syracuse 14 Cornell Thiel 7 Clarion Teachers Trinity 71 Hobart 0 Tufts 20 Bates 7 Ursinus 0 Albright Villanova 20 Manhattan Virginia State 27 Howard 6tash) Washington and Jefferson 7 Dickinson 7 Wesleyan Is HaverfordO Williams 12 lowdoin Woestey 15 Kent State Yale 15 Army 7 Big Ten Indiana 13 Illinois Minnesota 89 Michigan Northwestern 14 Purdue 7 Wisconsin 13 Iowa Midwest a Na 1 Ot Ps RI St St i St 1 Sy TI Tr Tr 111 VI Vr Vr Jr viN SUMMARY IARY CHIELDS-WATKINS FIELD Knoxville Oct hour and a 13 half before the start of this top tilt of the day gets under way the unreserved sections at both ends of this high-on-one-side low-on- the-other stadium are filled to capacity a sure indication that today Knoxville will entertain one of its greatest football crowds Last night they were sleeping on the floor at every hotel and this morning a stream of cars poured in from Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville and all nearby points In delightful contrast to the past three Saturdays this is without a doubt as ideal an afternoon as ever has been offered for a game The sky is cloudless a baby-blue hue with a mild southerly breeze that scarcely crooks the smoke coming out of the university stack directly behind the East stands White-uniformed officials iltf specting the field an hour before the game found it hard and fast quite favorable to the expected rampages of Messrs Walter (Babe) Wood and Joseph grow PS Vanderbilt 8 16 Dowell LE tMcEireath Phillips LT Ricketson Sanders LG Merlin Sullivan dinkle Matthews nCL Hays Sprague RT Ray Ranspet Mt Franklin Crouch Hollins Stidger LH Hinton Harlow Ford Guynes Reinschmidt Score by periods 0000-0 Vanderbilt I 0 0 0-1 Touchdowns Hollins Substitutes IL Guynes Acker Hawn Gray Dili Fchels Curik Richter Arron iltu sacker Jackson Soardan Vender Hanna Hsu Me Lamers Anglin Henderson Mar halt Huggins Perry Hausman Referees Watson (TWOS um pins: Sanders (Texas A IL M) field judges Fouls (Baylor) lines mans Tolley (Sowanse) Alabama Po Tennessee Shoemaker LE Wyatt Morrill LT Woodruff Monsky LG Leff le Machtolff Kelly Bostick RG Hay Ryba RT" Crawford Warren RE Hendrick Hughes C1 Herring Kilgrow LH Duncan Zivich RH Wood Holm Bartholomew Score by period' i Alabama 1r 7 7 0-14 Ten 0 0 0 7 Hughes Duncan Points after touchdown Sanford Kilgrow Cafego Clemons' Blackwell Cox Cochrane Tipton Davis Bradford Mosso ley Weeds Sanford Boswell Harkins Tan4 nesse: Hunter Barnes Little Mo Carron Eldred PerkintT-Calego Sanders Melton Thomas Levine Hubbock Harp Rice Clay (Auburn) ref4 ores Perry (Eon) umpiros Weser ling (V A) head linesman' Slate (Boys High) field judge PoZ Tennessee er LE Wyett LT Woodruff LG Leff 184 Kelly Tennessee Wyatt Woodruff Leffied Kelly Horse Crawford Hendrick Herring Duncan Wood Bartholomew 11' 7 7 0-14 0 0 0 7-0: dford Hughes or touchdown-woo tarns Clement chrons Tipton tesleY Weed Harkins TIR4 mos Little MO4 irk intTCologs 'hoories Levine co Clay (Auburn) ref umpire Wins head linesman' field judge DIGNIFIED ATMOSPHERE THERE is a surpdsing atmosphere of dignity about this throng to I day Perhaps it is because of the fact that more than a hundred of Tennessee's state legislators are honored guests These lawmakers are held in the greatest reveren0 and esteem by every citizen of this fair commonwealth and their presence likely will eliminate all drinking carousing and even loud yelling Gov Gordon Browning is very much present but the report Is that the Honorable Bibb Graves of Alabama has been unavoidably detained It is thought that the news of Graves' absence may upset terribly the Alabama team A NEW LOW IN PESSIMISM 1 A THE Tennessee team dressed for the game Maj Bob Ney land exuded pessimism which hit an all-time low even for Neyland "I really am afraid we are going to get beat 40 to 0" said Neyland "The boys are just not ready for this game Duke was too much Honestly we are at a total loss on reserves Hardly any are In shape to play" It will be Interesting to check up on this statement after the tame as this is being written a few minutes after I o'clock SUPZR-COACH Neyland yland Neyland oo much In shape he game 1 of Tigers 21-0 In a Southeastern Conference game Less than 5000 fans turned out on the overcast blustery afternoon to see the Florida 'Gators score three touchdowns while Sewanee seriously threatened the home team's goal line but one thine Sewanee had one consolation however Its eleven stopped Florida first team and star back Walter (Tiger) Mayberry cold In the second period Coach Joith Cody-had started a second-string eleven which pushed across a touchdown In the first Period The 'Otto first team was substituted at the opening of the second period Sewanee's defense stiffened and smothered the Florida ruhning attack led by Mayberry Ed Manning rifled a 40-yard pass to Jack Blalock for the first Florida touchdown in the opening period Men Willis made the other two 'Gator touchdowns one in the third and one in the fourth period Florida started its third-period touchdown drive from its own 30 Alternating line plunges andi off-tackle slashes the 'Gator backs with Mayberry and Willis doing the heavy work marched down the field for siz points Willis hit the line for the final yards and the touchdown He again made a short plunge In the fourth period for the final touchdown The 'Gators also outclassed the lighter Sewanee eleven in first downs rolling up sixteen to six for the visitors In the final period Mickey Cochrane Sewanee's trinie-threster led his teammates to the Fibrida one foot line whitre the 'Gators held strong end smothered the scoring threat MM PS Pommy Wolk? KIPIAT Crabtroti 11 rowlkoo Dims Williams 1 tiebtboor fl Philline Namara amitb Ponningtog WhitIV! Manning i enrran Ortomog Lowe Mulltno Woman went? Ki Ober CrabH191 LT rowlkyR Davis L0 Hall Williams Crnttot Lighthowe Pn Ph Ilit 14aaaott Fmith Pnnington Whit le7 Monntns Cot rn Riolock LH Stanphill nPlompy Lows Mulltnit IP Worman Crowd of 26000 Limp When Teams Finish Came By HENRY McLEMORE Atlanta Ga Oct: football Blue Devils defeated Georgia Tech 20 to 19 here to4ay hi a game whose actions If written Into a movie scenario would be rejected by the Hollywood reallati on the ground that it wu entirely too fantastic With 26000 slightly delirious customers watching from the stands the two teams put on a show that needed only the presence of a bareback rider and sawdust to make the circus atmosphere complete Even type with all Its noted (tool-as furnishes a vivid picture of the proceedings on this lovely October afternoon when it says that Duke led 7 to 0 then 7 to 6 then dropped behind 7 to 13 then went ahead 14 to 13: then trailed 14 tola the spectators limp from the ball game Everything happened Nalfbiteks scored touchdowns without a semblance of interference it dropped passes over the goal line The ball was thrown from halfback) to ends to tacklel to guards Safety men fumbled punts and caught them on the run one-handed There were strange penalties old-fashloned hammering football For Sixty Minutes The game started with a magnificent scoring burst by Duke and ere was no let-down for the full sixty minute The game scarcely WWI underway when the Blue Devils with a savage attack on the vulnerable Tech tackles rolled down 1lie field for a score Starting from midfield Duke with Tipton Hackneyoand O'Mara slashing first on one side then on the other scored a touch down in eleven plays and kicked the point -It was Tech's turn now and it "went to town" moving 65 yards in ten plays for a score Sims w110 was to make a fatal error late in the final period started with a pus to Jordan that was good for 33 yards A forward lateral from Sims to Jordan to Guard Wilcox put the ball on Duke's 20 Big "Dutch" Komimann whammed his way to the I yard stripe and then swept right end for a seam' Sims try for the point was blocked Tech throwing the ball around with beautiful grace and precision started another drive early in the second period and fairly Htced 57 yards in ten plays to go ahead 13 to 7 After Sims had picked up 7 Konemann unknown as a passer flipped one to Joneson Duke's 41 Konemann a tremendous power runner drove to Duke's 20 on a reverse A lateral Sims to Jordan to Wood a tackle wept (Caritinued en Paps 4 Column 1) IY to al ta a 0' th dc th "I te oft 1c A ur or Sr at Yi to VI JI I 'and Eleven Defeats Guilford South Virginia Union II Greensboro 1 Catawba 82 Roanoke 19 Charleston Teachers 4111 Eureka Citadel I Furman Clark 6 Florida A and 0 Erskine 12 Wofford 7 Fisk 6 Louisville I Langston 71 Southern Lemoyne 25 Talladega Maryland Ii Virginia 7411114M 0 Mississippi Canoga I Morrie Brswi 271 Montgomery Tachers 7 North Carolina Wake Forest State 13 I 7 North Carolina Col 12 St Paul Philander Smith 19 Ljuislans Stat I Sauth Carolina littinrdson 7 Tonneau' State Collage 311 Misaissippi Industrial Tongsloo 19 Dillard 12 Troy (Ale) 12' Statesboro Tambora Union 17 Vermont 21 Richmond Walt Virginia 13 Xavier 7 William and Mary 37 Ou 1 East 4 Hampton 7 Bluefield inst Albright 0 VPInua Alleghony 211Hiram Amherst 411 Rochester Boston 85 Clarkson owling Grean121 Capital rooklyn Collage 50 Wagnar Canislus 7 LaSalle Carbondale Tischer 13 McKen drag 9 Si Susquohanna Coast Guard Norwich 0 Columbia 26 Pennsylvania Conn State 21 Wariest Dartmouth 41 Brown Davie Elkins 78 'Watt Virginia Wesleyan Normal 14 Dickinson I Perdharns 0: Pittsburgh 0 Franklin-Marshall 22i Muhlenberg Gettysburg 13 Draxel Hampton 7 Bluefield Inst Hampden-1 idne 25 Swarthmore Hartwick Si Moravian Juanita lott Grove City 'Canyons ipir Bethany Lafayette Si GovFgetown Lowrance Toth 1 Assumption 7 0 Labanon Valley 23 Delaware 7 Lock Haven Teachers 331 Rutz-town Teachers 7 Maine 13s Arnold O' Mansfield Toschars 121 illoomiburg Middlebury Ronlair Moravian Ot Hartwick Semi? nary Morgan 111 Lincoln (Pal Mount St Mary 211 Amoricant 11 firginla kineen sborih 0 Eureka 0 I PHINA I Itgemery Forest 7 St Paul luIslana Non 7 MIs States- Nord Inst 0 il0 farrar McNeil Ina IL 11:10 on 0 firth ono re 7 0 lom4 in Indiana Shatters The Illinois Jinx 'tUtters lois Jinx Hail and Bunch Score Two Apiece in I Ea'' 374 Victory ftlsmo1mmalb Iloopiers Sere 13-6 Victory For Thrir Firpt Pver Iin! Sitter 1903 13-6 Victory irptpver et 1903 4 1 Chadren 201 Spearfish Akron 211 Toledo 7 Augusta la 3Is Yankton ridgewater 231 Wilson Teach ors utler Sis Evansville Columbia (Iowa) 13 lusta Vls ta Concordia 111 Hemline ttornall (1c) 7s Cos IL Danville Teachers 40 Oakland City13 Dakota Wesleyan 7s Nebraska Defiance 131 St Mary Deka lb Teachers 7s Wheaton 0 4 Denlson13: Muskingum 0 DePauw 13: Sall Teachers Dubuque14 Iowa Wesleyan Elmhurst II North Central 1 Emporia Teachers 20 Edmond Teachers 20 Ferris institute 0 Hope ranklin 13 Terre Haute Teach 0111 ji Oberlin 0 eidelbe Si Ohio Northern I nolo college is Caribous I In aria Teachers 311 Edinboro there Ka mato Teachers 7 Cedar Kos Teachers Ka i as 14 Iowa State I Kan is Mato 13 Marquette ti Kno 13 James Milliken kake Forest 0 Carroll uther 191 St Olaf Macomb Teachers 0 Normal Manchester 7s Valparaleo I Marshall 21s Ohl Wesleyan Steullus Academy $li Fort On Wks L' Michigan State 2 Miosourt 0 Milwaukee Teachers ills Oshkosh Teachers 14 Miner Teacher' Ss Cheney Teach Minot Teachers 13 Jamestown brook (Continued Pass 6 taIurvin I) nol' A 1 IF11 Cl A A ci CI 0 0 I Fl Kt Ken Kno koko lutha Mom Mona Moroi WI Mich! MIIwi Toa Minot ors Mittel 7 (Conlin WI- I Ponds 11 'i -21 Sot aura I 6 II 8-- II I OOKING at this mammoth throng realizing that the game Is 1 genuinely one of the biggest battles of the day In the entire country one thinks mainly of Bob Neyland the man who has built Tennessee Into a 'football power Bob Neylandrhas the best ten-year coaching record of any man In the nation From 1927 and until last season when be handled an inexperienced team Neyland never lost two games in any one cam-palm Surely Oka man doesn't have super material It Is good material yes but no bkzter than thres or four other schools in the South and dozens of colleges over the country ennessee's schedule Isn't the hardest but still is far from a soft touch This season it rates with the best And for 191S while Duke and Georgia have been-dropped I- has been added Neyland has a capable corps of assistants but not an all-star crew certaidly no explanation for his status as a super coach Why to the man sq succeoeful? What accounts for his wonderful makes Lim tick? THANKS TO PERSONALITY 1 1 4 TI IE Neyland system Is basically simple Ht Playa a single wing offense and a 6-2-2-1 defense His lines are hot brawny but they seldom have been out charged And his elevens have a lot of team opted Tennessee teams block! They are smart and alert Certainly the Vole year in and year out are well-grounded In fundamentals There's something else however more responsible for the maxing success of Major Neyland- It Is his magnetic personality his ability to handle boy' and get the very best out of them Ordinary high school performer' blossom into collegi stars under this man Not an ounce of ability goes to waste Neyiand wins boys to him and they go onto reach unbelieveable game is in coma silt Ten any man ndied an me cam material outh and nt a sat lie Duke tar crew hy to the JWhat la wing but they of team 'shay the he smote laity his Ire under lieveable iynabtirg Va Oct 111-411--: In Its i st born stand of tko season William and Maryli gridiron team crushed Gullford College hers today 37-0 'William and Mary marched 33 14 i yards for Its Initial score with Ilan gning over from the 5-yard lino Bunch cored the second on a 1- yard lunge and Tom counted soon afterwatda on a lOyard end sweep Tirells kicked the only extra point mad sail Pas Canted I rower TI Tiloon Iii 1r Pyrd riatroor 10 Yon Took of 0 Woo Pito( P4 nod lot TioOarit VT MrTkvcsold PftRa 1 Mn i om moors pnth (42 CranhOrit rolik To'ne I Fir AM )1tt Int tont riflta 7 (irk Ft Ofe 101 porloitot In miom anA tastp11 lit 1-31 (4 11 tnr1 0 0 I 1 omfo elownt 1 IV 111 ISM 0101 Mit 01 1 Iltooen linio twin Point sitat i Ttncia Way aisk) I Bloomington Ind Oct 16-111-4 Indiana's actappin Hoosiers undeN dogs 'Tainst the tea they had not beaten since Ir32-esms up with a four-quftrter relly to tweak 61 dendityk anl Own IIIno Is 13 to before a home-coming crowd of 11 000 Corby Davis hard pitting Indiana fulibtek pounded the 'heavy fohvard wall time and again' running gains and Frank Hoosier quarterback passed 1 Illinois secondary diary Pas SHOW LT Klemp I Lava 110)000'4 63 11w cteise ta Lit 11 Pehr1 Comm 11 0 0 a 6 6 I S-41 Oct 103-011-4 Hoosiers undeN sit they had hat time up with a to tweak a 6-I 'Haug' 13 to To ng crowd of 13 I pitting Indiana the 'heavy Ili- time and again and Frank lollrterback paned ry disTy Punkt WM) 14W crarn evrrp Weht4 Comm 0 4 0 4 I 6-11 Bourbon King Takes nolo for ru Feature at Jamaica chock the Ili Jamaica Oct 16-41A-1lat todisma Price Headiere Bourbon King won janntru the Remsen handicap six furlongs annual event for 2 year olds and its purse of 1700Thefore a crowd 0m- of 12000 today ovt The bey don of WhIchona ciosod with a rush in the homestretch to orshoo win by a length and a hrlf from Milky Wily Parma' Mountain and paid 4-11 itoomet nob for chock the Iodises Jantarult PIRA Irtviky Mill (7) ms toff 0vfn $rtrit Orahat rowlpt 11111101 thettana (Contimund on Pop Irina) (contininin on role Tina) too I 1.