The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 9

Smrnm SATURDAY OCTOEER 27 1931 HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HEBALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 PAGE NINE HURRICANES HUMBLE WOFFORD 42 TO 14 I 1 1 1 1 Edison To Battle Palm Beach Gridmen Tonight At Moore Park CHEVROLET DEALER GIVES PERSONNEL FISHING TRIP With the PONIES IN BRILLIANT STYLE Rof Cook Raker and Petrow-aki Lead Offence of McCann's IBP TBff ASSOCIATED FBESSJ RESULTS ENTRIES DALLAS Nortiiside Team To Use Opea Attack In Hopes of Stopping Unbeaten Wildcats PROBABLE LINEUPS PARK FIRST ft furlongs (off at 3 09): Smoky Mountain (Leyland) 5 90 3 90 3 V) Mipan i Woven 17 20 12 G4 E'erareen Dol! (P Smith) 14 12 me 1 04 35 Nell Brilliant L'idy Cstnedral Marjorie Kerr Hot Confer Scotland Judge aiso ran 5 furlongs (off at 3 49)' (taurm15 89 5 94 3 49 2 2 3 Id Fisher Football Team Travels Upstate In Search of First Victory A crlppeled Ida Fisher High school football team will clash with the Fort Lauderdale Flying at 3 o'clock this afternoon the J5 state city The game erroneously was reported as being acheduled for yesterday The Fisher Typhoons are expecting victory today despite consecutive losses to Miami High and Fort Pierce They outgained Fort Pierce by a large amount last week only to lose on a long pass that brought the lone touchdown Coach Bill Harknesa plans to start Jack Orr at quarterback In place of Jimmy Drury who was Injured last week Harold Vann a line mainstay and Anthony Costello substitute back also will be out of the game 98 70 24 at 22 12 54 at 38 Kickoff 1 1 olace Moore Park Officials- Rcfcrco Bill Harknesa (Tennessee) omnire Chet Freeman (stetson it head linesman Luther Volts (Illinois) field judge Olln Half (Georgia) tg me Dup-ci Inrtianole (Beasv) mf 1 02 j-5 Author ty Tey Rosp Rubins Rubbing Sster Noa Saiadin aiso ran THIRD 9 furlongs (off at 4 14) Dinquiri (Maieetic) 4 92 3 72 3 UU mafe Vo (Anderson) 8 58 5 Ox- Wion 8 Tim 1 03 The Nile Dark Entry Bud-wav No No Madam Chanes Tennywood Tufinuf aiso ran I mile and 70 yards (off 4 41) Joseph Edwards) 11 32 5 80 3 Shadv Wood Beasy 8 82 3 Kwarmidi 'Longden) 2 Tim 1 42 1-5 D'ixana Robert Teerna-hilla Delgado also ran FIFTH 1 mile and 70 yards (off 5 1 11 a 71m Ormont (TiMn 17 54 9 90 7 Saeet Man Wilson) 12 10 7 42- rfireiisiy4a Para Four (Dupr 8 34 of nolSStlC difficulties Tim 1 50 3-5 Hildur Pr nc Trannil The Typhoons will depend largely Miss Flip Semester Jack irphy Sher-t ron aio ran upon Harrs Leveaon triple-threat SIXTH 1 mile and 70 yarda (off at halfback who was effectively muzzled 5 40 laat week Leveson a good passer Preferred Ley Is nd) 683 3 80 3 38 iza and tii nne Sol PartEk ha Wsvward Lad iHnry 5 02 4 10 CKCr ana DanfiKy nas JudR Urban (Dvipre 8 82 Time 1 51 Smell Play Clafla Hum Hip Boots Uncle Charlie Beton and Km Faro also ran Mile and 70 yards (off at 6 07) Seora (Dupre) 6 34 Maechute (McLaren) Marx McCsr'bv 1 Jon 5 06 Time 1 51 2-5 Abstain Mint Memories Hamilton Interior Canteron Hyman Po-teas also ran Weather clear: track heavy 3 ind an Lore IQ'J 1 8 ir oni xLD''ty Ace 1 1 1 110 Thirty Dave 100 xSxcita? inn Ill Lon in 9 Cion 101 Carmen 104 Ind an Boy D6 Dot Dash 108 xrnfnta 108 Cheraw 112 xOliv Sabath 105 FOT RTH Claiming 3 year-olds George course Lady War lOO'Watch In Posanne Ct vn Heron 1H xKcl'npr Ed 1 1 5 I pp'diu NiMbe Mae 117 xHei G'l'inor-at 105 Handicap for axes George rot aht 100 Cronn aDert Call 110 Snorrr aCrarkle loa Morning Cry a Mr? A Creech entry BIX Claiming j-yesr-Oid and up 1 DaonMM Mias 105 American Queen 109 xPnaramad 100xLi'te Jove Iu0 Too Late lo9 xMmt De Mie 100 xPnno 107 splurge 102 Go' br 11? SFV Claiming 3-year-oMa and up I mile xMircrn Agnes 104 xH'xh Hxttey 107 IiviC Bloom 109 Ligntiii Bill 107 xWoronge 107 Br xht Wine 104 Gy Foil eg 101 Clxrn 109 Juqurhne CoogleioO Tarzan 112 The Tr nner 102' Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 mbe xMore Power 107 xBourbon Rose 98 xB innn Lad 107xKnnr Boy 104 Wolverine 112 xWun Contan 104 xf ri totter 102 xfrong Bow 102 xK sftie 99 Royal Treasure 112 XAtnens 104 Apprentice allowance claimed Weatner Ciear track fast The Miami Edison football squad somewhat battered but still ambitious will tackle a growling Palm Beach Wildcat at 8 this evening under the Moore Park floodlights Eeaten last week by Plant High and tied the week before by Ponce de Leon the Cardinals are determined to the man to get back on the winning side of the ledger Handicapped tonight bv the conspicuous absence of a backfleld mainstay and a star lineman the Cardinals are still fired up to stop the victorious march of the Wildcats The loss of Les Fulwtder plunging fullback and Ed Tanner regular center has hurt chances but the Northslde boys hope to offset any shortcomings by using a new wide open attack Jimmy Gannon Bruce Warren Bob Ramey and Jim Terry all fast and shifty are going to have an opportunity to run with the ball tonight as Edison discard Its previous policy of depending principally upon passes The Cardinals still will have that aerial threat which should tend to spread the Palm Beach defense and Approximately 35 employes of Flagler Chevrolet Company 1057 ff Flagler street Miami Chevrolet dealer were given an outing aboard the Sonora fishing boat last Saturday and Sunday They are shown on board at the Miami river dock before they started on the trip which took them to the Florida keys They reported catching many fish The trip was given by A Johnson vice president of the company as a reward for results achieved In a recent Florida sales contest on new automobiles In which the firm led in this territory Among guests on the trip were Cathcart of Jacksonville Florida district manager and George Baja attorney and secretary of the Flagler Chevrolet Company RACE ENTRIES RACE ENTRIES fBT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS jANGLEP'S NOTES by EH BT THE ASSOCIATES PRESS A the encis and drive through the line Palm Beach the second of three Big Ten Conference teams on Edison DALLAS FIRST Georae course (off at 3 08): Waterfront (Orie! 42 50 11 80 6 80 Vassal 'Miller) 4 40 3 20 Flvingr Red LassweiJ 6 40 Time 48 2-5 Rur 1 Cosmocrat Carbine Belie Edna fempp Tom Kearney Peach Tree also ran SECOND Georxe course (off at 3 38 Oimfl Annie Smith) 16 40 7 40 5 80 Keirner iMaohartoi 7 40 3 90 Mica Rock Burns) 4 40 me 59 2-5 Grev Don Darkie Mia Anxelo Hervala Pont Rose Carbine a Count Wond Over also ran 8 furlongs (off at 4 09 Brit ion 1 Terry 4 00 2 90 2 70 1 Hernandez) 3 70 4 30 Kranz Bsbv Turnr) 5 10 Tme 1 14 1-5 Pretty Ps Grand Voivode Pinilopete Adroit Adair Bumper Crop aiv ran FOURTH 8 furlonas (off at 4 39V Marvlna Trry 7 60 5 00 3 90 Bn Pea re f-Smith) 4 40 3 V) Carl (Burns) 3 10 Time 1 11 3-5 gtrappy Bonnie Kav Pridie JacQuelme Google Radiation aiso ran FIFTH Oeorae course (off st 5 09): Flag Bearer iMav) 5 10 4 80 4 09 Eetn Hogan (Burns) 11 10 6 69 Tombereau (Miller) 4 50 Time 57 2-3 Wild Law Apronete Mt Washington Arrowiae Tumbier Paper Profits a so ran SIXTH Georxe course (off 5 42: Jisr Hish 10 80 5 10 4 00 Baldy Terry 4 10 3 Royal gee (Lake) 70 Time 57 4-5 Buhblico pharamaid Animate Beckoned Kite also ran Mile (ofi at 6 13' risnes but Joe Panker who brought Chiefs Meiony (Machado) 39 00 13 3o 5 80 him down from behind on 19 4l 340 tempts and the half ended with the ball In Miami's possession In midfield Coach McCann opened the second half with his reserves back In the battle The boys staged a great battle but Wofford was fighting for a score Smarting from their 33 after the kickoff Hawes and Gault picked up 5 With Anderson In punt formation he crossed the Hurricanes by starting to run and then decided to flip an aerial It was good for about 10 yards Into the arms of Hawes who traveled speedily for a brilliant 41-yard gain to 21 Another pass Anderson to Williams was good for 8 and Gault hit center for first down on 10 Anderson picked up 4 and a Miami penalty for offside put the ball on the one-yard line Gault plowed through Tight tackle for the touchdown Anderson place-kicked goal Near the end of this quarter the Terriers again started a drive aa Gault got loose and outran all of the Hur- NARRAGAXSFTT FARK Claiming 3-year-olda and up l1 miles xPeace Treaty 100 Tuffy 113 Deeche 110 xBaiancer 107 xScotrn Soldier 112 orand Acre 112 Urchm 103 Engiewood li(L give the ball carriers a chance to skirt Billy Champ 113i Claiming 3-year-olds and up 0 furlongs: Uncie Less 112 General A 118 Secular xMoSi! scheduIe has earned the firm respect xMorneart 107 xFIasnmg Thru 113 1 of rivals In this section of the state xAdcb Post 110 aMad Beth Ill xBittvbit 109 a Stable entry THIRD Claiming 2-year-olds 6 fur-loners xLovito 107 xHappy Helen 105 Wittek nd 112 Synod 115 Gay Crest 107 xPretty Soft 101 FOURTH Claiming 3-year -olds and up 0 furlongs xQuel Jeu 112 Balios 120 xCrazy Jane 1091 Chinese Empress 110 Golden Fate 114 Feudal Lord 115 Salaam 108 Cathop 117 Goiden Vein 113 Mmey Myerson 117 FIFTH 2-year-old fillies 0 furlongs Hope Ftemal 114 Good Gamble 114 Mock Turtle 118 Peradventure 118 Hardatit 114 Cloud Sweeper 114 Motto 122i SIXTH Handicap 3-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles Tme Supply 117 aRoustabout Ill Mr Knayyam 122 Thomasvnie 100 Lady Peigh 106H'gh Ge 109 a Whitney entry Claiming 3-year-olds and up with three straight shutout victories The Wildcats opened with a 39-0 win over Stuart rolled over Fort Lauderdale 45 to 0 and downed Fort Myers last week 8 to 0 Edison with an Inexperienced team took on an almost hopelessly difficult schedule this season but there Is one thing you can say for the Cardinals Win or lose they are fighting every inch of the way and are giving the fans thrills aplenty And we have a hunch that the Edlsonians are about ready to start winning games again The Cardinals particularly want to win this game for they never have beaten Palm Beach Last year it was a scoreless tie and the year before the teams battled to a 6-6 deadlock That 14 varieties of tropical shrubbery They caught their fishes in the area around Rabbit key Evidently this crowd got "sand in their shoes and were bitten with the Florida fishing bug also look to see them back Another Legionnaire who did not find time to try the fishing in these parts stepped into the Hart Hardware Company and purchased a 16 0 Sobey hook He explained that he just wanted It to show the boys back home what we fish with In Miami Still another had his first saiiflsh mounted and is having a silver plaque made reading: "Souvenir American Legion Convention Miami 1934 This he said will be displayed in hla Chicago offices for all callers to see This man who was badly bitten by the Gulf Stream ffshing bug is Fred Emich a Chevrolet motor car dealer He caught the saiiflsh while trolling from the cruiser Vairene under the direction of Capt Lloyd McNeil secretary of the Metropolitan Miami Charter Association Forces dinty dfvnh Bpnrt Fdllor lor The HerM A spirited colorful smooth-working University of Miami football team went Into action pronto coasted with the reserves In the ranks and then came back roaring again last night to turn back the Terrier eleven of Wofford College at Moore park 43 to 14 The scoring figures of the Hurricane backfleld changed last night from the twins' to the "touchdown as Warren Rose a 178-pound fullback from the region of Elkhart Ind Joined the Cecil Cook and Charley Baker Rose with three touchdowns Bakr with two and Cook with one accounted for Miami's three periods of two touchdowns each Add to this the truy foe of Acting Captain Pete Petrowskt of Brooklyn a toe that booted s' goals in el opDortunltles i and you have the scoring parade that crushed Wofford It also can be mentioned that Miami's victory was Just 1 23 more points than the hlghly-tout- ed Generals of Washington and Lee i tallied over this same Wofford band I Where does that rank the University Of Miami? Yep about No II It was no contest until Just about a minute before the first half ended when Coach Tom McCann rushed In hla eecond-srlngers From the opening whlatle until the reserves entered the game It was all Miami It was 28 to 0 and even the dyed-ln-the-wool South Carolina followers gasped as Cook Baker Rose and Retrowskl amashed ripped and galloped through over and arcrund the Terrier warriors The early minutes offered a punting duel between Anderson and Oault of Wofford and Stssman of Miami As the latter received an injury and went to the sidelines Cook took his place and the battle for the continued Then Gault booted one to 49-yard line from his 20 Miami field general yelled "Enough of this and they went Into action Cook at right end for 6 Baker at left end for 4 and Cook first down on Wofford's 40 Rose at center for 3 and a pass from Cook to Petrowskl was good to Wofford 8 Cook at right end for 3 and Rose sailed through center for the touchdown Petrowskl made his first and the touchdown parade was under full steam The aecond came so quickly the Hurricane fans were caught still cheering for first score Anderson brought Miami's kickoff back to his 33 then made 2 at center but as he heaved a long pass Cook stepped In to Intercept The former Finlay High speedster rambled back through the unorganized Terriers for 31 yards to Woffords 18 before being chaaed out of bounds Wofford sent In a substitute but he was caught talking and It was a 15-yard penalty With the ball on the 3-yrd marker Rose picked up 3 et center and then crashed through the same hole like steel drill going through soft wood for the touchdown Yes Petrowskl kicked goal Wofford stiffened their defense as the rambling Hurricanes tired from the long galloping However the Miami forward wall held like fly paper and Wofford's best offense was punting The quarter ended as Cook and Rose brought the ball back In two plays for a first down the 48 Petrowskl's 3 et right tackle an offside penalty for 8 yards and Cooks flying trip around right end brought the ball to Wofford's 24 as the second opened A penalty set Miami back 5 but after falling with a pass Cook went wide across the field and his left end for 10 yards Rose made 4 then Miami took another penalty 15 yards for too much motion after shift With the ball on the 24 Baker and Cook picked up 5 each at the ends Cook went towards right end cut back whirling wlvgllng sidestepping to pass like bullet through the Terriers' secondary and finish 14 yards away behind the goal line Yes Petrowskl kicked goal and It was Miami 21: Wofford 0 With Miami kicking Wofford's offense again bogged down Miami returned to her punting ns the Terrier forwerds battled fiercely to repulse their attack and It was a see-saw affair for a few minutes Miami annexed the ball on their 37 after a punt and the Hurricanes roared Rose plowed center for 13 yards and first down Baker added a yard and then Rose was to Wofford 40 and another first down Cook got 4 through right tackle Rose 4 et the same empty apace end Cook posted a first clown nn Wofford's 24 Baker 4 at left end and then this little Hurricane flying quarterback rambled the same vicinity behind great Interference to ernes the goal line standing Yes Petrowskl kicked goal With Miami leading 28 to 0 Coach McCann rushed In his flock of reserves but each offense was halted In two at- FMPTRE CITY FTRT Claiming 2-year-olds mile and 79 yards LitU Argo 107 Furfiber Ill Cynwyd 108 Mkv Man 109 Ever T-ue 102 Master Lad 114 han Allen 105 Dunfox Ill Penwmt 107 Long Count 102 Gammon 107 3msh Past 109 Belize 102 Brokenuo 107 xSoohi'ticated 108 oarkdale 116 C-augnt 109 Janre 100 Whoa Back 118 Bounding Count 113 Jare MGrea 102 Handicap 3-year-olds and up about 0 furlorgs de 98 Contain Argo 115 Anne 103 Jabot 107 THIRD 3-year-olds and up about 6 funongs Impromptu 108 Vishnu 112 Oarne IhQ Zmaiong 108 Marie 108 nnd Runner 109 Sool on 108 The Pake 109 xHernendo lOTPirsuit 109 Dornoch 112Trnfen 108 FOUR7Tf Handicap 3-year-olds and up I'll miies Kin Sa ton 103 FIFTH Claiming 3-year-olda And up imm and 70 yards Affirms tive 107 Pnnafe 112 Sound Money 108 idle Flirt 105 O'p Arms 100 Major General 110 Occidental 11 1 xOap Joy 107 Caooonjin 303 Onriale 104 rooked Lane 105 ast 100 Chief a 100 -enflow 112 Camert 100 Di ir 105 xJean Brown Lady 107 IrTourerd 103 Big Pisy 107 Darir'e Bov 102 Claiming 3-yedr-olds and up: 1 1-10 miles Btnrdv A-: 105 Boh 112 Robin on Crusoe 11 7nien 102 Swim ong 1 13 MarraMte 107 Just Cd 110 wo fe Flier 107 ice HO Back Patricia 107 Waconda 102 Drastic Lass 107 xDon A-mrenMre allowance claimed Weather raimng track sloppy NGLERS fishing over the week-end should find fair sport In the upper bay area adjacent to the Indian Creek Golf club west aide of the bay around Ninety-sixth street to the east of Bird key and over the grass beds to Nautilus Hotel Another likely spot is slightly north of the second bridge in the Venetian causeway and several holes between the Venetian and county causeways Fishing from the point near the ferry slip on the county causeway is generally productive if you hapoen to hit the right tide The right tide in this instance is the incoming tide Then we have the jetties at Government cut which are generally always good if you happen to snag into the rocks Bear cut contains a goodly number of bonefish Try the flats on the first of the incoming tide for them using shrimp or finny crabs for bait A few anglers have been successful with trout mackerel and blues fishing the lower bay near the Deering islands and in the deep grass at a point about a mile northeast of the new International Airport Gulf Stream f'shing has been excellent all week and a number of saiiflsh and dolphin have been landed in addition to other fishes which frequent the stream Bass fishing along the Ta-mlami and adjoining canals has been productive of good catches and the fishing is good at Everglades and down in the keys gives some indication of how evenly matched tonight's combatants really are The Palm Beach hand and three bus loads of students are coming down for the game The Edison band and the Cardinals' well-drilled and snappily-attlred girls' pep club will add color to the contest EIGHTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles: Long Bit HO xThatch 110 Time i 40 Game Bank Shot Prineess OroJvn Yarrow Brown Polly Minneaua aiso ran EIGHTH Mile (Off St 0 44f Le Flore (Terry) 10 10 5 18 3 40 Hrnohtna (Miller) 7 50 4 09 Kentucky II (Iaswell) 3 53 Time 1 40 Talomond Gooaie Chief's Fanner Tarzan King Today Athens also ran Weather clear track fast Well I guess things will kind of slow down what with all the Legionnaires leaving town But here to bet that the majority will return to Miami and that fishing has done Its part In making them friends of this area In the meantime if you have any news of fishing questions to ask regarding the sport or pictures portraying It let's have It Mall it In bring It In or phone 2-7401 xVested Pow Ill Lady Marnock Rock Point 109 aBIird Brook 111 113 116 Flowerv 110 Swatter Round Able il 10 xSource Circle 102 Booms Pal 113 xDonny Johnny 106 Velociter 113 aLittie Lad 117 xFour Spot 105 a Ox-e entry NINTH (Substitute) Claimlnx olds mile and 70 yards: Llsrht J)rook HOTeXe Bleden Liebchen 107 Black Mail Sient Don 107 -Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear: track fast SHOES FAMOUS MAKES Visltlnw Legionnaires took home with them many specimens of fish to show the folks back home Trains pulling out of the railroad stations had saiiflsh hanging in the baggage cars and one fishing party comprised of Veuge Owens Bunker A1 Redford Fred Sperl Fred Sperl Jr and A Rhodee all members of the Oconomowoc American Legion band packed and carTled with them a 95-ponnd jewflsh a 60-pound Jew-fish 100 pounds of snapper and a 20-pound barracuda Incidentally they also carried 300 coconuts 31 bunches of bananas 12 bushels of oranges and The Miami Beach Hod and Reel club will have a "last Wednesday in the supper and program scheduled to start promptly at seven Wednesday October 31 Tneir advance notice calls for a genuine Halloween supper with pumpkin pies cider and all the The program will be In charge of Ed Hill chairman McCready Sons Johnny Gruelle Bill Watkins Tony Redulea and Ray Adams so we are Informed by Jim Larimore the executive secretary of the organization Looks like good time will be had by so expect to see you there CtnmA Teltf From Cnffnalhr £14 l) 5330 LAUREL FtRST--ClalminR 2-year-olds 6 fur- lougs 8a Finn 105 King Bonny 108 Blessed Again 1 15 Gunwa le Ill Alwintour 108rove of Peace 108 xTiUMeurlo 113 Tnv Miss 105 Minna 115 Pony Plum 105 ApMhv 108 8FCOND c1 aiming 3-year-olds and up 1 mu and 70 yards Oaivarrow 112 Golden Play 116 Ficidio 112 vKaiola 107 The Tout 112 War Saint 112 xRetribution 103 xPretty Wise 111 Barcelona Pete 108 xLand-a Ill yOnfr Bound 107 THIRD Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 mLe and 70 yards xResurrection 114 Barney 9xton 115 xFnreUc Boy 107 Flower Tme 109 xAirwsy 110 Wishing Star 112 xTriolet 104 nooos 105 Veo B-othr 108 Pencader 115 Fa'rW li 118 anmas 105 Handicap 2-year-olds 1 mile Go Quick 115 Brown Twig 107 Morplimk 105 Urs Thorn 100 Soilnr Beware 118 Billy Bee 112 Toolbar 105 3-year-olds and up ll4 miles aAnirar 114 "Dark Winter 110 Vetch Hm 1 Suent Shot 102 Marne Chance 98 Goods 105 Identify 97 Fleam 104 Alr jr entry Handicap all ages: 0 furlonxs Soon Over 18 Wagon 108 Kawagoe 110 Thursday 100 fn 109 Fvergold 110 SEVENTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up 13 miles x'iss Catolan 105 Polo Bar 113 ypurk Coventry 108 vjusta Teacher 100 lllost Bricnde Dl Believe inCoat Tails 113 xAab 108 orente allowance elalroed Weather clear track fast EXHIBITION NET TILT ON SCHEDULE TODAY Patty Kllmartln Miami 17-year-old tennis star who recently won I several titles In an Eastern campaign will play Dick McKee holder of division crowns In the Miami Miami Beach and Dade county tournaments at 10 this morning at Fla- mingo park The exhibition match Is sponsored by the Saturday Morning Tennis club comprised of Ida Fisher High school girls New Fall Styles Black Br-ijj and Sport CLOTHING EXCHANGE 824 MIAMI AVENUE N8RRAOANSETT FTP9T 0 furlongs (off at 1 36D Old Baldy fpikori 15 50 7 00 4 10 Stealthy Step CLuhr 7 50 4 70 Bpotit Beaiuy Watson) 100 Tim i 13 9-5 Aske Cash Surrender Doorkeeper Onide Golden Effort Monk a fl'ar Bryn Athyn Merovech Standout alo ran SECOND 6 furlong toff at 2 05) General Farley Robertson 8 10 3 90 3 10 Hnvinip tWesfropo 4 70 3 80 Royal Link tTiptom 780 Time 1 13 4-5 Llfirht Brook Maddening Lady Flinders Araknv Hardware Query Inn a Oreenocx Home Loaru also ran le toff at 2 High Man Robertson) 20 00 11 10 0 20 Transparent (Westrope 5 30 3 50 Fog'y Night (Tinker) 3 50 Time 1 42 3-5 Roval Lineage Employment Sapping In Weedid't Harvey Go Lucky Prince Great Master also ran 1 1-16 mile (off at 3 09) Shasta Star (8aunaers) 5 80 3 90 3 39 Teems 'Lynch) 6 00 4 30 Flying Dere Robertson) 6 00 Time 1 48 4-5 Captain Fd Stop Gap Dark Ayr Glontone Enelewood Zombro Uncovered Trentoman Euclid also ran 0 furlongs (off at 3 39r All Forlorn Lvnrh) 13 30 5 40 4 10 Trumpery (Robertson) 3 90 3 10 bOkapl (M Garner) 4 00 Time 1 12 Isaiah aSound Advice Technique Teraltce bBIacx Gift aBit o' Shade also ran Catawba Stable and Mrs Chapin entry Brookmeade Stable entry Mile and 70 yards (off at 4 04) H-rowln (Haines) 9 10 5 00 4 50 Her Gold i Vv inter) 9 0 7 8) Plern (Saunders) 20 Time 145 Foxland Hall Judge Judy Santerno Cousin Grrg Fair Mole Man-ya Bviona Cold Spill also ran 1 1-10 miles (off at 4 321') Harky (Lusher) 22 70 11 70 0 10 My Kentucky 'Sorenson) 13 70 7 90 Sis Aenes (Corbett i 0 sq Time I 48 8isko Dark Vision Chalk Fv Fla Pck Light Breeze Rosevolt Amourette Avmond also ran M-eather clear track fast 19 ft trk of 61 yards Miami was pnAlird 15 for roughing Wlfh tha ball on tha 4-yard stripe the Hurricanes fought back and appeared capable of holding the line until another offside penalty returned the ball to the 2-yard line With It fourth and 2 to go Anderson skirted left end to score In the corner by inches He then missed goal but Miami was penalized for hitting the kicker The second try was good Back came regulars but the quarter ended soon afterward with Wofford holding the bail on their own 40 Wofford with the aid of passes reached 45 but then came another pass ft pass Intercepted by Pickett on his 35 and he traveled hack In great style to 26 Cook and Rose drove through the line In two plays to the 10 Rose added another 6 and then Baker took wings around left end for the touchdown Yes Petrowskl kicked goal The next ficor also came quickly as Wofford provided the break when punt slipped off sideways to go out on his own 46 Cook went wide behind a barrage of smoothworking interference crossed the field and traveled down the sidelines to hfs 10 before being crowded out "Steamroller' Rose rolled through center like a freight train for the touchdown Yes Petrowskl kicked goal and the evening scoring was over With Miami leading 42 to 14 McCann returned the reserves The remainder of the game offered many penalties with both teams failing to show much offense The star of this late period was Harry Dansky a former Ida Fisher High back who gained every time he carried the ball Ihe Hurricane reserves had a good drive under way near the end marching from Woffords 48 to their 12 as the final whistle sounded The Hurricanes posted 16 first downs to 6 for Wofford The locals also experienced 80 yards of penalties to 55 for Wofford Po MIAMI Hnlley le Birman Homer It Jon lx Dansky prnli Leonard RACE RESULTS RACE ENTRIES BE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SELECTIONS -EMPIRE CITY 01 furlongs foff at 1 36) as Firefly (Rosengarten) 3-3 1-2 1-4 Eixht 'Prior 5-2 Balmaran (Porter) 5-2 Time 1 08 1-5 Thornby Feon Drink-wxter Had Porter Broken Up Gunshot Toko Sun Lure Imperial Betsy Jakovia also ran About 6 furlongs (off at 3 00t- Smuggled In (Rainey) 3-1 1-1 3-5 Believer 9-10 3-5 Eay Sailing Sabo 3-5 Time 110 Glendye Top High also ran About furlongs (off at 3 27V Remrofrep (Morrison) 13-5 1-1 2-5 Baby Chard (Porter) 2-5 1-5 Donny Black (Stout) 4-5 Time 1 10 3-5 Appear Mint Jake Hay-mulus Iftkus Ameer also ran 5 va furlongs (off at 3 aLittie Lie (Rainey) 7-10 out out Chaneell (Porter) 0-1 7-5 Epauit (Pascuma) out Time 1 07 3-5 Foretlow Thorson aln-herit also ran and A Schwarts entry FIFTH DW miles (off at 4 13) My Boss (Perna) 2-1 1-2 out Korak (Stout) A 0-5 1-2 Dunbar (Prior) A'' out Time 1 66 3-6 Bahadur Pinbud also ran 1 1-10 miles (off at 444(2) Seymour (Dronet) 7-1 6-2 7-5 Irish Vote Smith) 10-1 5-1 Lat Bid (Prior) 3-1 Time 1 50 4-5 Chief A Appomattox Drusus Leroline Trading Post Buster Boy Black Watch Mouthpiece also ran Weather raining track sloppy LOIISVILLE TIMES PICKS LAI FL (Fast Tra k) 1 Blessed Again Tutticurlo Apathy 2 Barcelona Pete Kalola Xandra 3 lencader Wishing Star Barney Sexton A-Billor Beware Go Quirk Tool Box 5 Alger entry Fateh illm Oood Good Kawagoe Thursdav Red Wagon 7 Polo Bar Make Relieve Arab Best Bet Alr entrv NARRAG8N5FTT Tracs) lt)Pedie Billy Champ Tuffy General A Moane Kettla Playing On 3Fynod Happx Helen Lovto 4 V'nev M'erson Baiol Feudal Lord 5 Motto Mock Turtle Peradventure Mr Khayyam Time Supply Lady 7 iTnkuao Speedv Rklppy Live One Little Lad Vested Power Lady I laht Brook Black Mall Liebchen Best MoUo PARK Track Traggat Major Accident Topsle -Dutch Deets Campfire Renaissance 2 Mystic WM'n Bkr Cook Petrowskl Rose SAILFISH i $10 6 People A lAV BOAT LAUREL 1 mile and 70 tarda (off I 43 Gfllvarrowr (R Jones) 31 50 10 70 6 80 Triolet (Hanford) 3 00 3 20 xPhara (l)rmayo) 19 70 Time 1 48 3-5 Run Way Sun Vestal xWood Wind 0ir Drop aTrue John 71 It aAtoll Evening Chimes Rose Count alao ran a Bloom nd Harris entry Field SECOND-6 furlong (off at 2 lVfc)-Jaek Low (Wright) 4 20 2 90 2 90 Gi nd Prince Merritt) 7 40 5 2) xpostnonement 69 Time 1 14 1-5 Line of Fire xPrincess Wrack xWeat Action Black Mock ful fi-at FUx xPHin Are Vacillate xPlay Em Hour Zev French Knight also ran Field Steeplechase about 3 mllea (off at 2 Snlnach (Wrn 4 90 3 10 3 00 No Frill 3 70 2 80 George Jessel (Little) 4 00 Time 4 01 Blr Citalan Kangaroo Pn insdale Rose M1t Prince Apollo Tod Sloan Champ Elvsies also ran FOURTH li 1-10 miles (off at 3 08): mager Bill 'R Merritt) 3 20 2 60 2 20 Tight Wad (Meadei 7 90 3 10 Campaana (Hanford) 2 40 Time 1 40 2-5 aSandy Belle Bokie Briar Blue nho ran a wicket entry FIFTH 0 furlnnt (off at 3 38 Blood Root (Meade) 4 10 3 00 2 60 Pitrpel (Wright 4 70 3 50 Hws Chances Jones) 3 10 Time 1 13 1-5 Pun Falrplav Block Rose Official Boston Brook Abercrombie also ran CUBA H-4i B'-ote bv periods Wolford MU mi orlnR Wofford 0 0 14 14 14 0 touchdown PARK Claiming 3-year-old and up 7 furlongs Tragaat 108 High Pocket 112 xKaposla 104 Topsie 109 Nanny 109 xGoid Rose 104 Prince Plato 115 Jere CMo 108 F'cotulla 103 xPatric a 107 Burgoo 112 Frtyle Corner 112 Mv Axa 108 Atmosphere Ill Bob Up 109 xNuree a Boy lOTiMajor Accident 112 SECOND Claiming 3-year-olds and up: 7 furlongs DeM Campfire 105 Mary Mount 105 xFltktn 1 11 Myfilly 103 Missionary Girl 106 Bonnie Cain 112 Shirley 11 Minnie Gage 109 xRnero 104 Terry Lass 109 xTocava 104 Theron 108 Oar Prince 112 Broadway Roxy 108 xWjgrose 104 Demagogue 112 xRenaissance HOiDutchy 110 THIRD Claiming 3-year-oIdg and up 6 "a furlongs: Whiskora 108 Just Burk 11 Full Tilt 11? 8wet Chariot 111 xFirestar 108 Fair Image 113 xFd 104 xRlzla 104 Flving Justice 112i FOURTH Handicap 2-year-olds furlongs Donnie 112MUeanna 108 cBrllliant Duke 110 Outalde D'irk Thoughts Roar 102 cBrllliant Queen 106 aSweet Mvth 101 Bar Play lOS'-Tittle Duke 108 McCue entry Coughlin entry Potter Jr entry for 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs Scout Chief Jacob's Ladder 103 Bran Muffin 102 Sad Knight 108 Levaal 107 Careful Kitty 107 Max Way 107iMcOonigle 113 SIXTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up IS miles Captain Danger 103 'Uncle Charley 102 Supero 103 Kentucky Moon 102 Galahad 104 Justa Sheik 106 Trotwood 102 Kamgower 100 Enigmatic 103 Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles Backward Never 109 Dominant Miss 109 Sinta Crus 109 xSam Pass 107 Old Bill 112 Regis Play 106 Bob Weidel 112 My Betty 109 Wild Kitty 104 Traumaine 112 xPagacreek 110 xLe Ministre 107 Wirt Bowman 107 Eveline 109 Ladv's Way 103 xMuffler 1Q7 Comstockery 112 xBlack Fool 107 EIGHTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 1-18 miles: Sweet Gal lOS'Monnle 109 Owen Martlnes 106 Donna Bettina 103 Joe Macaw 112 Cloth Top 103 xThe Spaniard 107 Aerial Trumpet 112 xHowtts 107 Ease In 112 xFlanude 104 Temple Dancer 109 Wild Transit 103 Onanon 109 Greenwald 112 Eskimo 112 Port Play 113 Bert Lahr 108 NINTH substitute Claiming 3-year-olds and up 7 furlongs: Chief Camille 110 Old Boss 113 Omareen 112 Polly Diskln 109 Saxonne 109 xJust Imagine 104 Pent House IIS xMadame Charles 104 Liaht Nuu 109 Authority 109 Corida 108 Romany Biw 112 Slipknot 100 Golden Storm 112 xCeltic Prince 107 Bubbling 109 Apprentice allowance 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Halcyon (only two entered 6 Dancing Boy Hours End 8panflow 6 Robinson Crusoe Black Patricia Swimalong One Best Captain Argo NRA oo oua pbt Bring Your Films to Us for Printing and Developing Have Your Fish Catch Photographed A 1 mile (off at 4 07) Put Girl (Hanford) 11 60 0 40 3 10 Hnietrdo (Made 5 60 3 00 Late Date 'Kacnla) 2 53 Time 79 1-5 Flagstone Jilted Sun Archer also ran 1 mile and 70 yards (off at 4 Countess Ann (Merritt) 9 40 5 90 3 60 Uncle Billy De MUlas) 19 40 7 70 Kissintoua 3 20 Time 47 xMr Mack Blind Btar dUnlswful xM'rs ColoriH White Gtnaer Goose Creek xBv Surprise xGhost 8tory Mis Alrhonso Inscilption also ran Field Finished third but disqualified FTOHTH mil and 70 yard (off at 08 aMe Counsellor (R Merritt) 3 00 3 00 2 50 eBund Wngon 3 00 2 53 Ch itterdoo iSteften) 3 Time 1 43 4-5 Wise Advocate Oaihc Prince Ahhot and Brilliant Rose also ran Grayson and Lowenstem enrv Weather clear: track fast Dscp Sea Fishing $250 Balt Tackle and Lunch Free Leave A Returning 5 38 DAILY The Ell EX 53-ft Kiami Eiret at riaclw It Bride SPORTSHtN a PARK 'FT 4 Hit AGO DAILY MW) Prince Plato Atmosphere High Pock ets Wlgrose Renaissance Fltkin 3 hiskora Firing Justice Just Buck 4 Bar riay Illeana Donnie ft Max Way Caretul Kitty Sad Knight 6 I ntgmatlc Ramnower Galahad 7 Hob WeideU Dominant Misa Wirt Bowm in Owen Ma-tlnex Monnle Joe Macaw Corlda Pent House Polly Dotin Best Bet Max Way no trucMUE 11 muiimc riinrmntnnr TICKETS ON SALE AT 32 FIRST ST 157 FLAGLER ST TOGGERY 32 FIRST AVE BEERS PHOTO GO 212 FOURTH ST PllONFSi 2-9311 2-9829 2-4034 EMPIRE CITY COV'SFNM 8 IHE AsOCIA i ED PRESS 1 I tie Argo Whoa Back Sophisticated 2 Captain Arwo Fldee Wie Anne lshnu Impromptu Hernando 4 King Saxon Halcyon (Only two starte-s 5 occidental Pennate Dnnctng Boy 6 Marcasite Don Blush Robinson Crusoe Rest Captain Argo mspm 'Wtmum i pep I I.