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TELEPHONE SATURDAY DECEMBER 7 1935 2-7401 iT HERALD- MIAMI FLORIDA' SISALS TILIPS Olfl 2-7401 PAGE HURRICANES DEFEAT OGLETHORPE 21-13 -K Biscay First Week of Racing Ends Tonight With 11 -Race Card I PARK ADDS RACE RESULTS LICKS ATLANTA LADS Victory Throws Sunday School Basketball Lead Into Three-Way Tie Westminster 24-18 victory over Trinity Methodist Thursday night at the A gymnasium threw the lead of the A Sunday School Basketball League into a three-way tie between the two teams and First Baptist Temple Baptist led by Swift racked up a 27-14 win over Gesu and Stanton Memorial defeated Riverside Baptist 18-14 in the other games FAIR GROUNDS FIRST 2-year-olds 6 furlongs: Tonev Boy 112 Wee Emma 104 Liz 109 Speed Limit 110 Harem Queen 107 Swiftlet 107 Lexv 109 Carvola 114 Output 104i SECOND Claiming 3-year-olds mile: xTexas Maid 96 Anacreon 108 xLater On 106 xTartan Betsy 100 xScn Richard 110 Sun Caprice 108 xGame Annie loo xSure Gamble 103 xBlut Hour 103 Kurdair ill Benediction 103 xMoving Clouda 100 Riff lit xLucky Turn 107 xNassa Alone 97 THIRD Claiming 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs: Kingsport 112 fain 107 xOur Hobby 103 xBhnd Guardian 100 xRoengenologist 106 xKnowlton 102 xEddy Lee 106 xDie Hard 106 Rubans Choice 108 xDark Hazard 99 Dorsays 106-Ben Cloi 107 Sir Kai Hi Bright Flame 105 xlndefinite 103 Zode 107 Benefit 106 Catch All 108 Claiming 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs: xRustic Joe 96 xChickahominy 107 Jokester 113 Crestonian 106 xShoot 108 xBoocord 108 Clubhouse 116 xFiagbearer lQ7i FIFTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up mile and 70 yards: xBurmng Up 102 xMiss Vince 103 Snobeedo 113 Joseph 97 Hit and Run 107 Lawmaker 102 Candle Fly 1061 SIXTH All ages 6 furlongs: Fair Time 108 Prewar 100 The Pelican 110 Indiantown 101 Boocord 98 Judge Leer 97 114 3-year-olds and Claiming FAIR GROUNDS furlongs (off at Service Man (Parke) 820 4 20 340 Little Marcella (Mojena) 700 4 80 Liberty Oak (Lang) 300 Time 1 07 3-5 fRoyal Purchase Tal-ores fMoonsan Premeditate (Through Fatrly Chianti Miss Enw Mintosee Dew hurst also ran Field SECOND 5ti furlones (off at Imperial Maryan (Mojena) 960 4 40 3 20 Elanac (Kastner) 3-40 240 fRustie Lassie 240 Time 1:08 Time Light Sunnya Love Lyric fOalanora Mr Stem fPoppet Fools Folly Phyllis MoonsaU also ran Field THIRD 8 furlongs (off at 4 08: Double Nugget (Lowe) 2320 11 80 940 Halliard Lang 2600 15 00 Modesto (Carnahan) 560 Time 1:14 2-5 fRaecoon Imprimis Felawake Sarilla fCousm Bess Fayette Prince Margie Lou fProsecutor Witan also ran I Field FOURTH Mile and 70 yards (off at 4-34'a): Rapid Prince (Lana) 10-80 6 00 5 20 Beginners Bait 720 5 60 Peeper 1060 Time 1:44 2-5 Jesting Queen Vesee Dudley Banners Piying I Pass Brass Buttons Sherron also ran FIFTH 6 furlongs (off at Ridge Mor Kmght) 6300 17 40 7 60 Goidstep (Jacobs) 320 220 Hueu Ley laud 340 Time 112 3-5 Julia Grant Captain Joy Snobeedo Thistle Jock Satrapal also ran SIXTH ll miles (off at 5 28): Thomasville (G Small) 7-80 420 4 60 Cristate 500 4 80 Lady Federal (Jacobs) 540 Time 152 Zenka Fire Advance Redress Woodlander also ran 1 1-16 miles (off at Buster 4780 2040 9 80 Captain Logan (Parke) 1200 6 80 Dian (Kastner) 400 Time 1:49 fDispeller Lommern Camp Parole Tennie Habanero (Imperial Blnndy fEmpress Wu Cordon Bleu and Mis also ran 1 Field Swift 6 1 Huber 2 0 Foster 1 2 l'LassiterB 1 0 Johnson 2 0 1 1 Rands 1 0 Hamilton 0 0 Layf 0 0 Rvanc 0 0 Pares 2 3 Sheppard 1 0 2 Totals 5 4 Referee Mason 0 2 1 2 I1 Totals 12 3 8 Gables Raring Plant Nears Completion For Season Opening December 16 Reconstruction of the grandstand and clubhouse has enabled Gables Racing Association officials to add nine new boxes and bring the total up to 55 at Tropical Park which opens the Florida season here on Monday December 16 Ticket Chief Lon Ditmus reports that the box subscriptions have been coming in earlier and in greater number than in previous seasons Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt leadin' owner of America and Hirsch Jacobs leading American trainer have been allotted boxes and the list Includes many of the most prominent names in the sport Six new boxes have been Installed at the foot of the grandstand opposite the finish line where the old press box was located Three others have been built in front of the new press stand The new press stand will accommodate 30 writers and telegraphers with its double row of benches It is an open box like those at Hialeah and Narragansett Parks but will have the added convenience of an awning on the top and sides in case of inclement weather The horse colony passed the 1000 mark when 410 were checked at Tropical and 678 at Hialeah Park Many of the horses now at Hialeah will be shipped over to Tropical before the latter's meeting to stalls reserved for them there Of the total number of horses on the grounds about 300 are yearlings and will not be eligible to race until the first of the year Following is a partial list of box subscribers: Alfred Gwynne Vander bilt Teller Archibald Mrs Gadsen Bryan William Vincent Dwyer Col Frank Shutts Damon Runyon Col Kimble Mrs Cullen Mrs Graham Mrs Ravlin Mrs Belcher Sparks Brady A Schacht Mrs Jane Fox Frank Schuyler Mrs Boyd Mrs Emil Denemark Frank Keeney Bromley Col I Kelley A Tynan Dan Chappell Dan Mahoney and Stephenson ORLAXDO OPEN SCORES Clntinued From Preceding Page Robin In Favorite Role Nightcap Event Lists Match Sprint The Biscayne Kennel club closing the first week of grehound racing for the 1935-1936 winter season tonight at the big northside oval has scheduled Its first 11-race program Nln of the races will go over the quarter mile course and two are scheduled over the longer five-sixteenths-mlle route Going to the post tonight in the feature eighth race over the five-sixteenth-mile course will be Hank Se-quah King Burner Modernistic Silver Event Runyon's Robin Shasta Meadows Mr Zilch and Town Tavern Robin the fawn son of the imported Robin's River out of Lady Runyon will probably be the choice of the form players due to hia great race on Thursday night when he set a new season mark of 24 3-5 seconds for the quarter-mile trek His toughest competition figures to come from Swisher's King Burner which has won two out of three starts and finished second once Mr Zilch winner of the Inagural also will be a strong contender in the race as will Modernistic Impressive winner of the eighth race Thursday night The rBce the best matchcd of the meet- Ing to date and the winner undoubtedly will be acclaimed by a large Saturday night crowd The eleventh and nightcap race on the program will bracket a special six-dog match race over the quarter-mile route These six creditable sprinters Include Lazy Blue which has had two starts and ran a first and second: First Point another youngster that la showing plenty of class San Tone the Nollerup kennel flyer Modest Boy A A star which has had four starts to win two and place once Then come Multinmoah Robin owned by Wohlauf and Van Die-man one of last year's favorites here The race figures to be a wide open affair with any one of the six capable of withstanding the challenges of the others If he can get on top The first half of the Daily Double over the sprint course In the second race will matth a notable box of youngsters Blondle Come Kipper recent winner Rinka one of the good Imports El Ray Lucky Joe and Scram comprise the list As an added feature of the closing of the first week schedule Earle Bar Hanson and his Biscayne Kennel Club band have arranged to offer a special musical program during the evening Post time is 8:15 o'clock EPSOM DOWNS Claimin 3-year-olds and ud: furlongs: xEvemns Gown 101'xPeter Blues 104 109 Emoress Yvonne 10 xVestys Lady 108 xElanbee 101 Gray Porte 106 Chiclard 104 Aileen 106 Triumpher 109 Lady Laura 101 Friend John 109 ancey 112 Justire 109 Lovesick 106 Winning Woman 106 fohilly bhally 109 Ridgewise 107 3-year-olds and longs: Blind Brook 113 Ladino UV1111U Iftq 9Df? RHn8e 113 xFancy 97 Great Lover 111 Broad Meadows 113 THIRD Claiming 3-year-olds and up mile xSanterno llLMaddenin mo xMaster Time 100 Jerry's 112 Comet 99 xLet Her Play 108 xCol HatfiPld 103 Helios Eternal Fiash lOflKapens Ift Ml Bright 109 Star Ift8 xLemon 103 xWilham 96 xLasalle 107 xJean Brown 104 Ruth Jelinek 108 Miami Ends Season With Fourth Straight Win Boney Scores Twice nrvnr dennis Sports Editor For The Herald It was the gridiron swan song for 14 University of Miami senior grid-aters last night at Miami Stadium but their forces dominated the final battle of the 1935 schedule to tally a 21-to-13 victory the fourth consecutive win over the Invading Petrels of Oglethorpe University Before a crowd of more than 3500 which braved a blustery and chilly wind to see the rejuvenated finale these seniors stepped out in notable style: Peter Boney the lad who came here from Fitzgerald High Rhine Ga continued his bril liant line-smashing to star in Miami's three touchdown marches and score two of the touchdowns Johnny Ott the quarterback from Hillsborough High Tampa claimed attention with his passing and running one of his aerials going for the first touchdown Peter Petrowski rangy halfback from A Hamilton High Brooklyn added creditable ball-carrying to his stellar kicking to run up the hjghest yardage gain he has enjoyed this season as well as tally three straight place-kicks for extra points Capt Dennis Leonard end of Benedict High at Savannah Ga played a bang-up game at end his new post for the last several games and snagged the aerial behind the goal line which brought Miami its first touchdown Martin Kalix center of White Plains High New York closed his collegiate grid days with a briUlant defensive play that has marked his play this season and which has found him in the opponent's backfield to toss the foe for many outstanding losses as well as disrupt many plays Erwin Grau guard of St Patrick High Oak Park 111 Archie Graves end of Lanies High Cochran Ga and James Beusse halfback of Athens High Athens Ga also saw service to turn in creditable adieu exhibitions Cecil Cock the fiery little halfback of Findley High Ohio started his final game but on the tenth play as he took a Petrel punt for a return again severely injured his trick knee and had to be assisted from the field Charley Baker another regular senior back had to be content with past honors as the injury suffered in the Boston University game held him out of ths lineup Other seniors who turned in their moleskins were Gor-doj Flovd Irving Lippman and Reggie Wmh From the opening kick off the or-ange-shirted black panted black panted Petrels up mile: xPortfoho 110 Mutual Friend 112 Troubador 1 15 Yarnallton 112 Aerial Trumpet 112 Indian Dance 115 xUrchin 1 10 Golden 115 Exceed 109 Six Bells H2 My lone 109 Bobby Sweep no Southland Poet 101 Wild Daunhier 104 112xJulia Irne 107 xAimadel Jr 107 Wild Kitty 109 EIGHTH Claiming: 3-vear-oide and un mile: Brown Polly 109 xNellie 102 Sam Alexander 107 xBaigdor 107 xSt Omer 107 Oddesa Mi xGoron 99 Just a Federal Reserve 113 Sorcerv 115 Little Joyce 109 xDawri Child 107 Bobs Play 112 xGay Foltes 104 JSporting Maudiel07 xCorties John 110 Kentucky II 115 Tabora 104 NINTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up mile: xRarketeer 110 Grand Flight 109 Red wick 107 Judge Urban 107 Rex Regent Il5xlmmutable 100 CV1J' U2 xLoyal Louie 110 xCabotin 107 xRockhurst 107 Sunny World 115 Our Prince 105 Chana 104 Piayabit 115 Carsono 112 xPriceless Miss 104 Dusty Lane 115 yPertinacious 107 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track fast xGoron 99 io wy Stanley (left) Just about the ultimate in greyhound pulchritude poses with comely Miss Elizabeth Chafin of Miami Stanley is one of the speedsters from the kennel of Richard Mollerup a new arrival at the Biscayne Kennel club who also sent the noted San Tone to the box tn the feature race last night ANGLERS YylOTES by Er! (omar 159 Tony Penna Pensacola Fla 70-78 148 John Cochran Rome Ga 78-78 156 Charles Danner Kingsport Tenn Si- 75 156 Paul Bell Atmore Ala 82-73 155: Hugh Kirkpatrick Tate Springs Tenn 80-74 154 Joe Curtin Oqunquit Me withdrawn Clarence Clark Bloomfield Arthur MacPher-son Montreal Can 79-77 156 Benny Loving Charlottesville Va Russell Stonehouse Indianapolis Ind 77-72 149 Charles Eberhardt New York City Ralph Beach Baltimore Md 79-79 158: Jack Gordon Buffalo Orville White Memphis Tenn 76-69 145 Dick Metz Chicago 111 72-71 143 Joe Ezar Louisville Ky 72-75 147: Jimmy Hines Garden City 74-70 144: Gene Kunes Philadelphia Pa 74-68 142 Bruce Col-tart 76-77 153 Victor Brooks Winter Haven Fla 76-78 154 Andy Kay unattached 72-77 149 Mor-rle Gravatt Lewiston Pa Dow Georae Winter Park Fla 76-74 150 Charles McKenna Rochester 78- 78 156: Raymond McAuhffe Fort Erie 78-75 153 Pondren Memphis Tenn 71-77 148 Jimmy Nichols Valdosta Ga 80-81 161 Bill Sauter Chautauqua 77-78 155: A1 Sargeant Toledo Ohio 152: John Watson South Bend Ind Jim Noonan Chicago 111 77- 79 156: Jimmy Thomson Ridgewood Harry Cooper Chicago 111 69-69 138 Willie Macfariane Tuckahoe 72-71 143 Charles Collins Albany 76- 77 153 Johnson New Smyrna Fla 76-84 160 Kenneth Reid Farmington Conn 75-76 151 Alvin Buckhaults Mobile Ala A Thorn Lancaster Pa 69-77 146 Fred Johnson Hazleton Pa 78-78 156 Leo Walper Washington Coot Webber Rochester 83-82-165: Sam Belfore Daytona Beach Fla 78-81 159 Ray Raynor Woodbury 75-73 148 Felix Serafin Scranton Pa 73-73 146 Chandler Harper Norfolk Va 75-71 146 Archie Hambrick Hot Springs Ark 79-70 149 Herb Johnson Hinsdale 111 72-72 144: Bobby Cruickshank Richmond Va 72-70 142: Frank Walsh Morton Grove 111 71-76 147 Billy Burke Cleveland Ohio 72-75 147 Roy Horan Orlando Fla 69-73 142 Alex Ayton St Louis Mo 76-74 150: Jack Forrester Orudell George Picard Hershey Pa 78-74 152 Bob Stupple Chicago 111 GREYHOUND CHARTS UTTE frequently pictures are pub-lished showing catches of fish made by anglers fishing in the Gulf Stream Ordinarily they draw forth derogatory comment But now and then when one appears comprising six or seven sailfish there is plenty of comment that is not only derogatory but that fairly scorches On the other hand if you fail to publish it the anglers who made the catch their aunts and uncles the rest of their relatives and a goodly portion of their friends have something to say about it Those who favor publishing these pictures maintain that the best way to publicize the fishing of this area BISCAYNE TRACK FAST -FIRST Va mile: 51- Iml DOG- PP OFF STR FIN 1-1 2-2 3-5 4-8 5-2 6 GREYHOUND ENTRIES Claiming 3-year-olds and up 5 furiones: xMornmg Mail lftS'xThe Darb 109 xThe Jurist 96 Clarify 109 Jessie 103 Quasimodo 101 Crout Au Pot 107i FIFTH Handicap miles: 10'cMrt "McCarthy 95 cWacoche 9yr 120 bDoran 105 bSouth Gallant 94 Prince Torch 109 Rip Van Winkle llo Bulstroda loo a Mrs A Creech entry Milky Way Farms entry Corsicana Stable and A Tarn entry 3-year-olds SIXTH Claiming BISCAYNE FIRST Va mile: SELECTIONS 5 Clar Meidftvf 6 Babarbara Fntci8 7 May Dream 18 Hillside Bunty IPOS 5 El Rey 16 Lucky Job 7 Can't Come 18 Scram RACE RESULTS Pos 1 Junior Red 2 Brown Man 3 Claddadh Lass 4 Wavering Rye Va mile: Pos 1 Rinka 2 Blondie CL 3 Her Son 4 Kipper Vk mile: Pos 1 California Red 2 Copper Kine 3 Lady of Hollywood 17 Chance Flight 4 Monkey Wrench i 8 Stanley 5-16 mile: Pos iPos 1 Dandy Market 15 Mr Opportunity 2 Play Baby 6 Indian Squaw 3 Kashimer Officer (7 Joaquin Wisfu! 4 Jazebel is Country Seargent 4 mile: 41 Calnevar 2 2 43 Junior Red 5 7 11 Fretboro Lady 8 4 Pilsner 4 3 3t May Murry 7 5 44 Clara Meadows 6 1 31 My Rowdy 1 0 7 DNF Head Foreman Scratched Time :25 4-5 Winner Calnever Brin-dle-White by PUvgoer-Miss Tempest September 1932 owner Harry Tavlor Calnevar 1340 4 60 3 20 Junior Red 680 420 Fretboro Lady 480 mile: Ind PP OFF STR FIN 43 Highland Link 8 2 31 Rinka 7 6 Pillaquin 5 8 82 El Ray 1 7 31 White Road 3 4 21 Hillside Bunty 6 3 45 Star Point 4 1 33 Boy 2 5 Time :25 4-5 Winner Highland Link Brindle by Joyful Laddie-Sunshine Link April 1933: owner Tannehill Highland Link 1Q00 4 00 3 00 340 2 40 Pillaquin 3 oa 51 THIRD 1 mile: Ind DOG pp OFF STR FIN Caloric 5 12 1-i PUlia 3 2 1-li 2-3 47 Golden Cocoa 4 5 37 Copper King 2 7 43 Old Ramshead 7 4 42 Chance Flight 8 6 32 Traffic Dick 1 3 45 Horsham Princess 6 8 WrTnoil' Winner Caloric White- by Horsham-Ginger Bread July 1933 owner Mollerup 1520 6 00 4 20 E111' 360 2 0 mile: Easiest Way 109 Sea Eagle 109 Noah's Pride "log PomDOU Genle "101 SEVENTH Claiming: mile- 106 Wise Will io Liquidation Ill xMavotiv 98 xTao Dancer 108 xWitch Lore 102 Lissie 1001 Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles: Eull 114 The Singer 111 Poopdeck 107 Uncle Fred lJo Stimulator 111 Prince Pomney ill liht '07 lOTSpicate 110 btone Martin 111 Bov Valet ill Auurentice allowance claimed weather raining track good CHARLES TOWN FIRST Allowances all ages furlongs Clifton's Agnes 111 Clifton Mane 117 Royal Veil io £dy Burk in Mintie or 12rAri Wan in Scotch Age in Enthusiasm E' 10S Grace Bunting lis rylne 109 Small Change ng Allowances 2-year-oids: 7 fur- Chamberrburrer 16 Dark Loveliness lft7 Surry 122 Borsa lift Lady Windsor 1 1ft Guardian Angel lft7 Palatine liftStroohe 119 Feoette 119Oakwood Girl 103 rowly cleared the bar but it was good and the game was tied at 7 to 7 The fumbling started in a big way at this Juncture to throttle any serious offensive threat However with the aid of a 15-yard penalty Oglethorpe's 27 but here Borman intercepted Ott's aerial as the half ended with the ball on the 20 Masterson of Miami kicked off as the third quarter started with Sullivan returning to his 34 Clyburne picked up 2 and then Sullivan fumbled Masterson recovering on Oglethorpe's 36 It was the start of another touchdown march and typical of the Miamians who have started many a scoring drive from a recovered fumble this season Gostowski gained 9 and then lost a yard but Boney wiggled crashed and went spinning through left tackle for first down on the 20 Gostowski and Petrowski added 8 but an offside penalty set them back Petrowski came back 8 around left end and then as Boney took the ball the Petrels were offside With the ball on the 1-yard line Boney went through right tackle easily for the touchdown and Petrowski again split the uprights with a p)ace-kick as Miami led 14 to 7 Again as Masterson kicked off Faulkner fumbled on the first play with Wolcuff recovering on 32 Petrowski and Gostowski picked up 7 yards each to the 18 and a shovel pass over the line Ott to Gostowski was good for another 7 Boney hit center for 6 and the second straight first down on the 6-yard stripe As Ott advanced on the line Miami was offside He then gained 2 and Gostowski 6 With the bail on the 3 Boney again drove through decisively for the touchdown to end a 32-yard drive toe continued to click and it was Miami 21 to Oglethorpe's 7 As the offensive started again a bad pass from the center to Wade found Kalix recovering on the 47 Both lines held as a pair of punts were registered Borman's 70-yard boot placing the ball on Miami's 26 as the period ended The last session was a continuance of the punting and fumbling Dicker recovering one of the mlscues on their 29 but Boney's fumble two plays later was recovered by Oglethorpe on their 24 Puryear made 11 yards at right end but on the next play Wade fumbled and again Dicker who was every place throughout the evening recovered on the 41 Both offensives bogged down as the lines stiffened and it was not until near the end that the visitors tallied their final score Glogowski substituting for Wolcuff had hts punt partially blocked and Copeland downed the ball on 38 Here started a 62-yard scoring march as two passes Puryear to Faulkner clicked one for 17 yards and the rsc-ond good for 26 yards to 21 A triple reverse with Leslie going to Miami's 11 for another first down was followed by great run then a fumble which Freeman recovered to stumble across the few remaining yards Copeland's attempted place-kick missed and the scoring was over with Miami 21 and Oglethorpe 13 The game ended six plays later as Puryear again clicked with his shovel pass to Sullivan for 13 yards the final whistle finding the ball in the possession on their own 33 Miami had 11 first downs to Oglethorpe's 5 and 20 yards in penalties to 40 for the Fetrels Except for too many fumbles it was a fitting close for the Hurricanes who started slow but came back to complete a schedule of three defeats and five victories four of the wins in a row It is hats off to the Hurricanes and their new coaches Irl Tubbs and Pat Boland and things look great on the 1936 football horizon The ImeuDs: MIAMI Pns OGLETHORPE Graves le Freeman Shinn it Thompson Rose Ik Pigago Kalix Copland nicker rg Adams Wolcurt rt Owens Leonard (c) McNamara Ott qb Burman Cook Ih Sullivan Tetrowski rh Carson Boner fb Clyburne Score by periods: Miami 6 7 14 Oglethorpe 0 7 0 6 13 Scoring: Miami touchdowns Leonard Boney 2 points after touchdowns (place-kick) Petrowski 3 Oglethorpe touchdowns Sullivan Freeman: pom after touchdown (place-kiekh Copeland Substitutions: Miami end Masterson: tackle Mastro: guards Grau Gloaowski halfbacks Gostowski Beusse Panker Oglethorpe end McGeady tackle Byars: cuard Neal: Quarterback Puryear: halfbacks Faulkner Leslie: fullback Wade Officials: Referee McMasters (Chicago': umpire McCracken (Michigan State) field judge Cunningham (Chicago) head linesman Cole (Michigan) Pos 5 Never Alarm 6 Mr Klick 7 Stepper Cook 8 Well Hit Las Pos 5 slim Ike 6 Herbert Cros 7 Happy Sam 8 Dark Paaue P08 5 Chief Onward 6 Town Teller 7 Highland King 8 Just Farewell Pos 1 Royal Oak 2 Highland Link 3 Old Ramshead 4 Patricia Jean SIXTH mile: Pos 1 Princess Dictator 2 Time Supply 3 Ladv Annette 4 Traffic Buck SEVENTH mile Pos 1 Picture 2 King's Image 3 Golden Cocoa 4 Fawn Sailor 5-18 mile is to print pictures showing the big catches Those who protest say that the pictures depicting a lot of dead fish go against the gralR of the true sportsman causing a revulsion of feeling that bodes ill for the future of angling in favor of conservation aren't they ask always printing something in favor of conservation in your column Why go In the opposite direction on pictures?" Well in a way the protesters are right for the brand of constructive conservation that Is based upon proved principles against conservation (so-called) that not only fails in its purpose but actually defeats its own purpose For Instance we never did believe in the laws that permit the angler to catch large fish but compel him to throw back the small ones It has always seemed to us that the mature fish the ones that can best perpetuate their species are the ones that should be left unmolested Such laws we believe are the result of insufficient study of the subject by inefficient conservationists And following along this line of thought we come to the inevitable conclusion that before laws are made or opinions formed It is well to study the subject in its entirety Personally we wrould rather look at a picture of a single fih and one angler It makes a better picture At heart also tend to conservatism and preservation of our natural resources On the other hand allowing that it la reasonable to know the subject before trying to regulate it we feel that the recognized founts of government should take steps to inaugurate scientific Investigations to the end that sensible regulation fair to everyone might be made if found necessary Many of those who want to limit the catch of fishes say nothing about emptying sewage and oil in the bays and oceans Some are connected with factories that dump injurious substances into rivers and creeks killing the fishlife therein It is a healthy sign to observe that these can still be cqnservatlonists insofar as pictures are concerned Perhaps II more such pictures are published throughout the country- we will be able to wake people up so that they may insist on some sensible action There is little point however in plugging a small Jeak when so many big spigots are left open and there is little use also In trying to regulate something over which one has no control Ding Darling former chief of the biological department of the United States stated that if the forces for good in sport were to organize they would present an lrresistable body that could accomplish much The reason they are not so organized is because they cannot agree one with another Facts are the only thing that all will recognize Facts are established through investigation and study When facts are established in the piscatorial field fish conservationists will be organized In the meantime we will have to be guided by our own thoughts striving to do the best as we are able EPSOM DOWNS FIRST 6 furlongs 2 491: Fare Ben (J Deenng 1070 4 70 3 40 Wise Eddie Nolan 440 3 10 Leonard Wilson (Loumant 8 00 Time 1 13 4-5- Masked Revue Broadstep Hasty Peter Fair Image Lumilllaon Aurebon also ran SECOND 5j2 furlongs (off Myor Holcombe (Munden1680 1040 830 fAdge (A Morgan) 350 290 Bungler Westrope) 6 60 Time 1:09 Animosity Well Dressed Miss Eternal Coventry Lady Peterex Club Soda Cycas fBagen May ILady Grandage also ran Field 52 furlongs (off T462: Blue Day (Longden) 9 00 420 4 20 Full Tilt (M Fallot) i 610 4 70 Capitalist (A Morgan i 390 Time 1:06 4-5 Ikurd Firing Justice Terrier Black Peter Rapid Bells also ran FOURTH 1 1-16 miles (off Lugen Luggage Boucher 2280 1050 6 40 Infmitate (J longden) 2100 1190 Kievson Roberts) 5 60 Time 1 49 Volta Maid Exponent Wag-wood Single Ragan Mv Miss Just Fun fHokuao IRed Roamer also ran 1 Field 1 1-16 miles (off 4:43) Guardian 480 2 8(1 240 Proposing (Nolan) 690 4 4ft Tornariic (L Jones 3 Time 1 49 1-5 Vin Nnir Nnrthvalis white Lens Transhird Mvnah also ran SIXTH Mile (off Catmo 'Morlan 9 30 4 1ft 3 7ft Lillian 7 750 5 4ft Donna Peen (Johnson) 1130 Time 144 1-5 Dunbar Darkest Hour line Rider Business Canusee fPompohone fWild Law fKissie also ran -Field 1 mile (off at 5 44): fMareve 6 30 3 5ft 2 70 Moresons (Kamar 3 io 2 30 Ricciardo 3 ftn Main Evnt Valise Black Flash Tulip Time Beau Bon Northern Spy Cloiwald (Special Favor also ran Field 1 mile (off Chiefs Pride 1140 8 60 4 30 Unlawful 660 3 70 World Over Kamer 260 Time 1:43 Lady Dever Veiled Caw Caw and My Surprise also ran Wreather cloudy: track fast Golden Cocoa 54- Ind FOURTH 5-16 mile: DOG PP OFF STR 42 Jezebel 4 UNIVERSAL CONSENSUS FAIR GROUNDS 1 LJa Lexy Toney Boy 2 Son Richard Tartan Betsy Anacreon 3 Eddy Lee Dorsays Sir Kai 4 Chickahominy Shoot Boocord Hit and Run Lawmaker Snobeedo 6 Biff The Pelican Indiantown 7 Alamadel Jr My lone Portfolio 8 Kentucky II Sporting Maudie Juata Shiek Carsono Immutable Racketeer Best bet Biff Long shot Almadei Jr EPSOM DOWNS 1 Love Sock Aileen Elanbee 2 Opeu Range Fancy Flight Great Lover Carbines Comet Col Hatfield Let Her PUy Morning Mail Jessie Crout an 5-Our Count Creech Entry Martin Bar-ton Whisklne Sea Eaele Glastonbury Atit Wise Will Witch Lore 8 Hih DeliEht Pulls Orthprism Best het Whisking Long shot possibility Carbines Comet (Copyright 1935 by Universal Service) LOUISVILLE TIMES PICKS CHARLES TOWN Grace Buntimr Stool Piycon Bee -Dark Loveliness Chambersburger Burry 3 Hot Cake Flageolet Miss Cyllene 4 Mucho Gusto Veritas Sunned 5 Jinnee Little Argo Postponement 6 Tuleynes Wand Helen Bab Red LabeL 7 Golden Play Worthington Bay Wrack Best Bet Grace Bunting FAIR GROUNDS 1 Output Carvola Swiftlet Sun Caprice 3 81 Kai Die Hard Dark Hazard Shoot Anna I- 5 Run Snobeedo Burning Up 6 Biff The Pelican Pair Time 7 Indian Dance Troubador Al-madel jr 8 Kentucky IT Federal Reserve Socery 9 Carsono Loyal Louie Rex Regent Best Bet Output EPSOM DOWNS 1 Lovesick Ridgewise Oderic 2 Broad Meadows Ladino Great Lover 3 Santerno Helios LaSalle 4 The Darb Jessie The Jurist Wacoche Crete Our Count 6 Glastonbury Blacknose Noah's Pride 7 Wise Will Witch Lore Tap Dancer 8 Poopdeck Prince Pompey The Singer Best Bet Wacoche 300 FIN 1-10 3-3 4-3 5-8 6-5 7 1-4 3 2 5 4 6 7 Tea Rose 35 Bister 42 Hovel Black Stanley 35 Indian Squaw 34 Lady Runyon Cross Plains Time :34 4-5 Scratched Winner Fawn-White Hill Deegan-Monkey 3-year-olds and up THIRD Claiming I1 miles: July 1934 by Dan Owner Kaiser Jezebel 800 4 80 3 20 Tea Rose 660 4 40 King's Sister 320 inarched from their 10 back to their own 40 where the running attack bogged down as the Hurricanes warmed to battle Borman Sullivan Carson and Glybume figured in the ball carrying Borman punted to Cook on Miami's 34 and the Ohio lad came back 3 where he was tackled hard his knee injured and his collegiate football exhibitions ended Wolcuff immediately booted some 70 yards into the end zone However the alert officials noted clipping and Miami took the ball on the 38 Boney made 4 at the line and then Gostowski fumbled to lose 8 yards It was the start of a fumbling session that was to extend through the game and which was lndluged in by both teams Oglethorpe winning such honors as are connected with mlscues Until the closing seconds of the period it was a kicking affair with the ball being in Petrel territory the majority of the time As the end of the period neared Ott took punt on his 38 and came back to the 46 Gostowski made 2 and Boney 6 through the line while Petrowsky raced left end for 12 to Oglethorpe's 28 Gostowski added a yard then lost 3 and the threat and quarter ended as Copeland Intercepted Ott's shovel pass on his own 23 The defensive clicked with Dicker starring by nailing Pur-year substitute for Borman for a 7-yard loss Taking Puryear's punt on the Oglethorpe 39 Miami started goalward again in determined fashion Gostowski got 2 end Boney went through left tackle flying for 9 yards and a first down On the 28 Petrowski smashed the line for 3 and again Boney ploughed left tackle this time for 6 The little warrior tried right tackle and it was another first down on the 15 On four straight line plays this same Boney refused to be stopped and be bad a third first down on the 3-yard stripe Beusse tried an end run but lost 2 one of them being recovered by line smash Then Ott stepped back rifled hard aerial across the goal line Into the waiting arms of Captain Leonard and the scoring was under way after a 39-yard march Petrowski split the uprights with bis place kick Masterson kicked off for Miami with Wade taking the ball on his own 35 The Hurricanes held and Borman's punt was downed by Ott on Miami's 17 It was the Petrels' forwards that now rose to the heights fighting and Wolcuff kicked to the foes' 43 Borman returned to 46 and on the first play he caught Miami's aerial defense napping principally the rangy Jim Beusse and Safety Ott to heave a long pass down the sidelines to Sullivan who took it easily on the 20 and raced on to a touchdown untouched Copeland's low kick nar- Pos 1 Hank Souah 2 Silver Event 3 Runyon's Robin 4 Mr Zilch v4 mile: Pos 1 Prtrnax 2 Haopy 3 Diamond Head 4 Best Chance mile: POR 1 Statley Damon 2 Buddy's Image 3 De Louise 4 ELEVENTH mile Pos Pos 1 Van Dieman 4 Modest Boy 2 Lazy Blue 5 First Point 3 Multnomah Robin 6 San Tone Pos 5 Modernistic 6 Shasta Meadows i Town Tavern 18 Kins Burner Pos 5 Sahara Judre 6 Royal Damon 7 HaTd to Start 8 Shy Major fios 15 Serious IB Navy Ace 7 over the 8 Prince Tot 107 110 107 LINK- TVAILY HIGHLAND JEZEBEL PAID 620 fifth V4 mile: Ind DOG pp OFF STR 50 Blrkin'i Picture 5 Fitchit 12 2 48 Joplin Globe 8 7 3 44 Happy Sam 4 3 SDOrty Damon 6 8 4 34 Near Dead 3 5 6 27 Lady of Hollywood 2 4 7 42 MacCrvstal 7 1 8 Time :25 4-5 Winner Brirdle July 1933- by Lake Birkln Lad-Lammy Lass Owner Harry Taylor Picture 1320 8 40 4 00 Fitchjt 480 3 60 Joplin Globe 3 60 56 SIXTH mile Madges Fellow USElese 112 Black West 1 15 xCorvine 107 Flageolet 112 Miss Cyllene 107 FOURTH Handicap all ages 7 furlongs: Sunned 105 Demon J05 Mucho Gusto 117 Up and Up 106 Dona Dulcm Queen 105 Sam Worthy 109' Veritas "liog FIFTH Handicap: all ages 7 furlongs- SDartan Lady 108-Little Argo 105 Lativich 114 Wise King 97 Postponement 112 Master Lad liO Cantersine 1 10 Coming Back 107 winnee 1151 SIXTH Claiming fillies and mares 3-year-olds and up: 11-16 miles Fileaway 113 Red Label 110 xQuick Wit 99 Sound Money 109 Lulu Lite 108 Billowy Wave 2 60 2 40 La also 2 60 3 00 9 20 PROCITA ENTERS Cl'E MEET NEW YORK Dec 6 (UP) Jo Procita of Gloversvllle will ba the tenth contestant in the world pocket billiards championship tourney starting here Monday it was an- "ounced today Procita will replace Fan 108 Miss Catalan 109 i RalPh Greenleaf of New York 13 time Tueyries Wand Tolimata 08 former winner who withdrew because Claiming: 4-year-olds "and of 1Uness-up miles plus 80 yards: The Worker 112 xFlutterin Worthington 112 Bay Wrack xKing Bird 101 On Trial Slieve Iron 106 Golden Play George Jessel lift' Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track fast FIN 1-4 2-2 3-2 4-1-2 5-5 6-4 7-1 8 Stoney Ind DOG pp OFF STR 34 Black Point 2 2 1 45 Mr Opportunity 3 8 Kashmir Officer 7 4 38 Lady Annette 6 3 46 Spot Meadows 5 6 46 Traffic Buck 4 1 34 Country Sargent 8 7 43 Leader 1 5 Time 25 1-5 Winner: Clyde Black-White Nov 1933 by Pomt-Cram Black Stoney Point 9 20 Mr Opportunity Kashmir Officer 57 SEVENTH 4 mile Ind DOG pp OFF STR 380 720 3 00 3 60 300 CHARLES TOWN FIRST Charles Town course (off Luke Phantom (Hilley) 940 3 80 2 40 Povel (Sullivan) 380 Kathleen (Waters Time 1:19 2-5 Sailandry Mary Marquise Brooke Herold Chanmng ran SECOND 61 furlongs (off 2 12l3'4 Tolimata 680 280 Radiator (Booker) 360 Prince Pettie (Watters) Time 1:22 Our Time Red Warrior Forrest Charm- Auself Currants also ran 6 furlongs (off 2 42- Dolente (Palumbo) 600 4 40 3 80 Black Ribbon (Bronsdon) 1160 680 By Surprise (Cusimano) 480 Time 1 22 Bramble Run Wee Broom Nervy Nella Misa Symphony Buy Straight also ran 5 furlongs (off 3 Cantersine (Booker) 360 2 8ft 2 40 Big Dinner (Leonard) 980 4 80 Debbie (Palumbo) 3 40 Time 1 01 3-5 Follow On Chatteress Conventional Grace Genuine also ran 1 1-16 miles (off 3-42V Watwanaoni (Benham) 3540 14 ftft 5 4ft Repeal (Leonard 4 80 3 4ft Hot Griddle (Origg) 3 80 Time 149 4-5 Porphyry C'sar Toro Swagrerstirk Air Way PUted also ran 1 1-16 miles (off 4 Miss Catalan 700 3 6ft 2 8ft Ocle Faust) 6 40 4 ftft Aoathy (Trynn) 3 2ft 49 2-5 Miss Alnhonso Never Heaven Count Adm also ran miles (off 4 Fiain Are (Grig 1500 7 6ft 3 6ft Bt Chnst ocher 5 60 3 Brown Wren (Tryon 2 4ft Time 1:56 1-5 Thi Play Canterwood Panaoreme On Trial Burk also ran Weather clear: track fast FIN 1-3 2-5 4-14 5-14 6-80 47 Over The Cross 6 1 40 Fawn Sailor 8 5 Chief's Covote 5 3 48 Princess Dictator 2 6 Navy Ace 4 7 32 Gold Mint 3 2 46 Dark Pagu 1 4 Time 25 Winner: Juy' Over the Crofc goo 30 3 so Fawn Sailor 5 60 4 jn Coyote 5 80 5 EIGHTH 5-16 mile: pp 0FF STR FIN NOOXFTS SELECTION Best Hot Cake Best Longshot Pulis Best Parlay Glaytonbury and The Pelican FAIR GROUNDS Tomey Boy Output Carvola 2 Son Richard Riffs Kurdair 3 Die Hard Eddy Lee Sir Kai 4 Chickahominy Boocord Clubhouse 5 Hit and Run Snobeebo Miss Vinca 6 The Pelican Indiantown Bitf 7 Golden Portfolio Six Bells 8 St Omer Sorcerv Justa Sheik Sunny World Cabotin Racketeer Beat Bet Hit and Run EPSOM DOWNS 1 Aileen Ridgewise Lovesfick Fancy Flight Broad Meadows Blind Brook 3 Ler Ber Play Helios Xanterno 4 Jeese The Darb Quasimodo Crete Hour Count Bulstrode 6 Glastonbury Whtsklng Biacknos 7 Atit Wise Will Witch Lore 8 Puhs Uncle Fred Stimulator Best Bet Fancy Fhcht CHARLES TOWN Stool Pigeon Ree Roval Veil Dark Loveliness Genie Palatine Chambersburger 3 Hot Cake Coat Tails Flageolet 4 Sam Worthy Mucho Gusto Sunned 5 Jinnee Master Lad Postponement 6 Helen Bab Tuleypnes Wand Red Label 7 Worthineton King Bird Golden Play Best Bet Hot Cake (Copyright 1935 by United Press) -CAUSEWAY tackle shop Fresh Table Shrimp anil Mullet lOONLE STANFORD'S THORNHILL TO SCOUT MUSTANG GAME DALLAS Texas Dec 6 eDlpIo-matically avoiding predictions Football Coach Tiny Thornhill of Stanford University came into enemy territory tonight to scout the Southern Methodist aerial circus in preparation for the New day Hose Bowl game He will watch Southern Methodist University and Texas Aggies tangle on the gridiron tomorrow Stephenson and Keliy Smith of Chicago have been doing a bit of Gulf Stream fishing aboard the cruiser Seal Capt Dave Marshall Together they caught two sailfish and 17 dolphin Then Mr Smith tried It alone and caught one sailfish and 32 dolphin Mr Smith and Mr Stephenson are guests at the Columbus Hotel 45 King Burner 8 Dndy Market 2 38 Jib Top Sail 7 38 Slim Ike 4 46 Air Flow 3 48 DeLmnse 1 36 Chief Onward 6 50 Mays Blues Scratched Time 34 3-5 Winner King Burner Brin-dle by Okla Track Burner-Betry Meadows July 1932 owner Swisher Kme Burner 440 380 2 60 Dandy Market 1040 5 00 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Indiana 4 Ball Stat 2X Kentucky Georgetown (Ky) 17 Iowa State 37 Simpson 14 Wisconsin 26 Michigan State 21 Northwestern si Carleton 27 HOCKEY RESULTS (Thursday Night) IBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) i NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit 2 Boston 1 New York Americans 2 Montreal Maroons 1 CANADIAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Springfield 5: Providence 1 280 Jib Tod Sail 59 NINTH Va mile: COLLEGE FOOTBALL of Miami 21 Oglethorpe 13 Stetson 21 xwouins 14 Bring Your Films to Us for Printing and Developing 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