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ht Miami FLORIDA'S MOST IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 8 1935 SECTION Southern Methodist Wins 24-0 To Advance On Rose Bowl Battle MIAMI HIGH BEATS ST LOUIS TEAM 21-7 fa' Alert Gators Take Advantage of Breaks 9 To Trim Gamecocks 22-0 SLOWS IN LATE PLAY Bill Carev alternate captain of the Miami High football team who has been handicapped much of the season hr an Injure went to town yes-terdav as the Stingarees smote the previously unbeaten I niversity Itv High of St Louis 21 io 7 In an Intersectional game at Miami stadium At the left Carey (In circle) is shown scoring first touchdown In the second quarter on an end run On the ground in front of hlin Is Alex McCall (No 10) No 12 Is Joe Uetalentlne No 7 Tommy Hamilton No 17 Lefty Schemer No 26 Jim Sharman and No 0 Ivan Tarbert The lad next to I mpire I)lck Hunt In the center background Is Leo Shaknfsky (No 59 and striped trousers) niversity City star In the other picture Carev Is shown traveling through a hole obligingly blasted by his mates for one of his numerous gains Carey had a net gain of 99 yards la the game Photographs by Herald Studio SANTA CLARA BEATEN li Mil mm im Jones Hendricks Capt' Chase and Substitute Burroughs Star For Winners By FRANK MATTHEWS Press Staff Correspondent TAMPA Fla Dec 7 An alert University of Florida team took advantage of every in the second half here today to smash the University of South Carolina 22 to 0 la an Interconference football game The 5000 fans watched a scoreless first half then saw the Gators gather strength In the second half to capitalize on the and run up 22 points In the last game of the season for both teams It was the eighth meeting between tbe two schools and the Gamecocks from Carolina had sought to avenge a 20-to-0 defeat suffered in 1929t the last time the two teams met As the first period ended Florida ran In an entire new backfieid The game remained scoreless in the second quarter but the Gators got under way in tbe third when Hendricks went over for tbe first touchdown then Jones and Burroughs crossed the goal and a safety brought 16 points in the fourth period The Initial scoring came after a thrilling 74-yard sideline run of the kick off by Halfback Jones to Carolina's 22-yard line in the third quarter Three line plays made a Florida first down Then 'Substitute Hendricks smashed left tackle and cut back to score standing up The attempt to kick was blocked The fourth quarter opened with Florida driving toward the Carolina goal With the ball Just short of the last stripe Jones Jumped over the plled-up players to score Hughes kicked the extra point An aerial attack made it Florida's ball on Carolina's 30 where they punted out of bounds on Carolina's 9 The Gamecocks' punt was blocked and tbe ball bounded back of tbe goal for a two-point safety With three minutes left to play Substitute Johnny Burroughs blocked a Carolina kick and raced 18 yards for the final touchdown Hughes again converted The Gators were superior in every department of the game They made 15 first downs to eight for Carolina Florida made 213 yards in scrimmaga to 165 for the opponents: 18 Florida passes were attempted and six completed for 72 yards while Carolina attempted seven and completed none Lyons South Carolina made 102 yards while Jones Florida led hia teammates with 67 yards Carolina drove to 20 in the first period but the scoring threat ended there A Florida scoring threat in the second period ended when Carolina Intercepted a pass All-America Bobby Wilson Leads Mates To Impressive Victory Over Texas Aggies BI THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLLEGE STATION Tex Dec 7 Coach Madison Bell's stampeding Southern Methodist Mustangs will battle Stanford in the Rose Bowl with an untied and unbeaten record Playing in rain and on a sloppy field they completed their great record today by smothering Texas A and 24-to-0 to win their first Southwest Conference championship since 1931 It was the Mustang's twelfth and final hurdle on a schedule that Included some of the nation's outstanding teams yhqy scored in the first few minutes when elusive Robert Wilson All-American halfback raced through a broken field for 60 yards to touchdown Coach Bell once his charges had a substantial advantage used numerous reserves In order to save his regulars for New Year's day at Pasadena It was a typical Southern Methodist game sprinkled with long touchdown runs daring forward passes and a field goal by Giant Maurice Oit a tackle After run he soon passed to Tipton end who raced 20 yards for the second touchdown of the first period Both times Orr placed-kicked goal Southern Methodist made it 17-to-0 early In the third period when Orr booted a field goal from the 16-yard line after the Mustangs had been held for three downs The third touchdown came late in the fourth on a 28-yard pass and line plunge from the one-yard line Weant kicked the goal Considering the inclement weather Southern Methodist played a smooth easy game Wilson Shelley Burt Johnny Sprauge and Smith constantly ripped through the Aggie line "Iron Man" Wetsel and Truman Spain guard and tackle were outstanding in the forward wall Numerous times they broke through and spilled Aggie ball carriers without gain A It was a happy crew of Mustangs Jthat bounded off the field ready to start preparing for California's Rose Bowl The lineups: Pos A Tipton le Wilkins Spain It Kirby Wetsel lg Routt Johnson Deware Stamps rg Phythian Orr rt Lindsey Stewart i re Morrow Soraeue qb Pitner Wilson lh Nesrsta Burt rh Shockey Finley fb Cummings Score by periods: 14 0 3 Texas A 0 0 0 Southern Methodist scoring: Touch downs Wilson Tipton Turner sub for Snraguel goals from placement Orr 2 Weant: field goal Orr Referee Viner (Missouri': umpire Roach (Baylor: head linesman Frazier (Baylor) field judge Matthews (Texas Christian) STINGAREES DISPLAY BRILLIANT OFFENSIVE Forces Decisively Halt Unbeaten Record of University High Gridsters Carey Hamilton and McCall Outstanding For Winning Aggregation Univ 6 91 8 19 3 31 3 7 297 1 61 3 25 1 0 STATISTICS OF THE GAME Miami First downs 14 Yards named rushing 257 Yards lost rushing 41 Forward passes attempted 8 Forward passes completed 3 Yards gained on passes 57 Passes intercepted by 6 Number of punts 7 xAveraae distance of punts 308 Punts blocked by 1 Return of punts and kickoffs 54 Number of penalties 9 Yards lost on penalties 95 Number of fumbles 3 Own fumbles recovered 2 From line of scrimmage Intcrsectional Swimming Meet Slated For December 28 At Venetian Pools Lehigh University and the University of Miami swimming teams will clash in the Venetian pools December 28 Stuart Patton graduate manager of athletics at the University of Miami announced yesterday Lehigh will come down from Bethlehem Pa about a week before the meet for training at the Las Olas pool in Fort Lauderdale The meet here will be the climax of the trip for the Lehigh natators Morrissey coach of Lehigh is secretary and treasurer of the Eastern Collegiate Swimming Association and ranks his team this year as the best which has represented Lehigh since it won the A title in 1930 Lehigh was near the top last winter and is even stronger this year Steve Forsyth one of the best swimming coaches in the country is training the Hurricane water sport squad with the assistance of Jack Burr at the Venetian pools Prospects for a strong team are bright Booking of the meet with Lehigh is in line with policy of the University of Miami to build up the schedules of all of its athletic teaftis coincidental with the adding of numerous Intersectional engagements to the football schedule Negotiations are now under way for additional meets for the swimmers Horned Frogs Take 10-6 Battle Baugh's Quick Kick Surprises Broncos TBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESSl SAN FRANCISCO Dec 7 Texas Christian defeated Santa Clara 10 to 6 today In a thrill-a-minute game before 20000 fans Two minutes after the Santa Clara kick off Texas Christian converted a fumble Into a touchdown Quarterback Sammy Baugh opened the Southwest team's bag of tricks by quick-kicking on the first down Hal Seramin chased the ball as it bounced along He got hbt lingers oil it but he let It get away Big Drew Ellis Texas left tackle pounced on the oval four yards from the Bronco goal The ball had travelled 65 yards Baugh whipped one of his bullet passes to McClure right half who caught It on the line and stepped over for the touchdown Roach right end place-kicked Each team scored In the third period Texas first when Taldon Man-ton fullback place-kicked a field goal from the 22-yard marker Behind 10 to 0 Santa Clara turned a freak play Into a touchdown On 26-yard line Montgomery sub right half was carrying the ball when It zipped from his arms after a hard tackle The ball popped Into the air and Dutton Santa Clara left end caught it on the fly He started goalward George Kline Texas left half overtook him but not List of 10 Approved For Final Ballot Medica Named But Flanagan Omitted tBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESSl NEW YORK Dec A list of 10 American athletic stars marked by some surprising omissions and inclusions was approved today for the final ballot for the 1935 Sullivan Memorial medal the highest sportsmanship award of the Amateur Athletic Union The most notable absentee was Jesse Owens the sensational sprinter and broad Jumper from Ohio State University whose record-breaking performances were one of the outstanding features of the 1935 track and field standing Owens was among the first five in the preliminary balloting to select the 10 finalists but was scratched by the Sullivan memorial award committee The decision to eliminate his name apparently was a result of the investigation last summer of his position as honorary page in the Ohio state capltol As evidence that Owen was not under suspicion of professionalism the three world record-breaking and the second period and added another in the closing stanza They outplayed the Indians from here to there except in the third period when University powerhouse halfback Leo Sbakofsky manufactured the only touchdown on a 26-yard run Miami High's backs led by hard-running Bill Carey who alone gained 99 yards net worked smoothly behind a fighting blocking line that made the breaks and looked for more Carey ahared the glory with a flock of teammates Tommy Hamilton Alex McCall Donald DeVane Frank Renta Jerry Hogsette Capt Knox Eldredge Lefty Schemer Ivan Tarbert and oh well it's beginning- to read like a squad roster The sturdy Miami forewall gave University City fair warning of what was to come when it tossed back the invaders soon after the opening kickoff punt was blocked and the St Louis boys got the ball on Miami's 23 but a line play failed and Eldredge Intercepted a pass to end the threat Carey punched out a first down and Miami caught a 15-yard holding penalty Nothing daunted Carey By LAWRENCE ROLLIN' Sports Writer for The Herald University City's Indians the scalps of seven Middle Western foes dangling from their belts came to town yesterday a-hunting the Miami High toupee to add to their collection Today they'll backtrack their trail to St Louis conquered for the first time this year 21-7 apd embarrassed no little by a convincing defeat at the hands of the flashy Stingarees Some 3500 spectators many of them expecting to see Miami High lose again after its setback last week by Boys' High watched the Stingarees climb back to the football heights and preserve their record of never losing two games in a row Repulsed once on the one-yard line in the first quarter the Stingarees broke loose for two touchdowns iu one record-equaling marks he established at the Western Conference before Dutton flipped the oval back Dowd had meet last May were stamped with to Dowd sub right guard OLD LINERS BEAT WEST MARYLAND Sister-Manager of King Levinsky Now Charity Patient In Psychopathic Ward By CHARLES DLNKLEY Associated Press Sports Writer CHICAGO Dec 7 The primrose trail of boxing is strewn with pathos and tragedy but one of the saddest of them all is the story of Lena Levy They called her "Leaping when she leaped into renown by casting aside the boresome duties of a housewife to manage her picturesque brother King Levinsky right up to the very door of the heavyweight boxing throne But the curtain has come at last to the colorful figure Tonight i a charity patient in the psychopathic ward of the county hospital sent there by relatives after they were no longer able to keep her in a private institution Night life and money were too much for her She had been a patient in a private institution for four months She was taken there a few days after the Kingfish fought Joe Louis the Detroit Bomber in the White Sox ball park August 7 A chunky woman the mother of two grown boys assumed the management of her brother five years ago and their enterprise earned about $300000 Yet today she and her brother are virtually broke The fortune was wasted on automobiles expensive clothing luxurious living and bad business ventures At the height of her career -opened a restaurant in the heart of Chicago's ghetto and this lost $35000 Mrs Levy is about 42 years old and a divorcee A hard worker all her life she developed shrewdness in her association with promoters and managers gaining the reputation of holding out for better terms whenever the services of her brother were sought In one year she collected $90000 for the battles in the Chicago Stadium He fought them all and never was knocked out until he enraged Max Baer then the world's champion who flattened him in two rounds of their scheduled four-round exhibition in Chicago a year ago Previously he had fought Baer twice once for 20 rounds and the second time for 10 He lost the decisions both times "Leaping usually occupied a ringside seat when her brother fought and screamed advice at the Kingfish during the rounds a clear field ahead of him and sped uver the line Fullback Falaschl failed on the place-kick Baugh's passing and all around generalship was the highlight of the Please Turn to Next Page South Carolina 0 0 0 0 iSeoriii: Touchdowus: Hendricks Jones Burroughs Points after touchdowns litiehes 2 Safety Florida Officials referee Cheeves Georgia umpire Perry Sewanre: linesman Hackney North Carolina field judge Bradley Stetson Out of UDiiity's IIDiigOMt GOLF FINALS SET AT COUNTRY CLUB official approval as American marks along with some 200 other records in track and field swimming and weight lifting The committee however apparently decided that the controversial nature of that position was enough to disqualify him from the contest Conditions of the award specify that it should be given to the athlete who has "contributed the most to the cause of taking in qualities of leadership and influence as well as performances Eulace Peacock of Temple who twice defeated Owens in the National A A championships was included among the 10 finalists as was William Lawson Little Jr world amateur golf champion whose omission last year caused considerable eyebrow lifting Another surprise in the list wa3 that Jack Medica Seattle swimming star was included but that Ralph By Dirtty Dennis INGTON VI OVER 6 TO 2 Byron Haines Accounts For All Scoring With Safety and 2o- ard Touchdown TBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES Dec 7 Byron Flanagan" of" MUmT who added chaPtpr this year in the record-smashing race the 1935 football season today when emitted lle accounted for all the scoring as The list of finalists also deluded I Washington defeated Southern Cali- Percy Beard New York hurdler Helen 1 2' i nr iwsFOa- Playing for the first time since he Calif Guckeyson Leads Terrapins To 22-7 Grid Victory BALTIMORE Dec 7 Led by its plunging backfieid star Bill Guckey-son the University of Maryland came from behind in the fourth quarter today to score 16 points and defeat Western Maryland 22 to 7 The victory gave Maryland the mythical state championship The Terrapins' powerful reserve strength was the big factor in turning defeat into victory After a first-period Maryland touchdown Western Maryland scored in the second made good the extra point and held a 7-6 margin until the final period The Terror "iron offensive tired while frequent Old Line substitutions kept Maryland's strength at peak pitch In the fourth Gormley put Maryland ahead with a field goal from the 21 after Dearmey recovered a Western Maryland fumble on the 22 Three plays later Guckeyson drove through the line to the Terrors' 4 and Ellinger went over on two line bucks Gormley's try for point was wide On the first play after Maryland kicked off Guckeyson Intercepted a pass from Cnmpbell and raced untouched 40 yards for a score Gormley kicked the extra point CARDINALS PLAN DOUBLE-HEADERS Sports Editor for Tho Herald PARAGRAPHS ALONG FLAGLER AND BYWAYS PLANS already are under way for the third annual meeting of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners at the Miami Blltmore January 14 to 17 with Walter Donovan of St Petersburg president directing the schedule The dates have been chosen to give the visitors a chance to take In Florida racing both at Tropical Park and Hialeah Park January 14 and 15 are the final two days of Tropical's first meeting and January 16 and 17 the first two days at Hialeah Park Following daily business sessions the commissioners will be entertained by track executives at the respective Miami courses "We are looking forward to our most successful President Donovan stated our plans for the business program of the convention are still in the making I think I can say at this time that we expect to accomplish much in the way of good for racing As soon as arrangements have been completed a full announcement will be made of the business routine and social features There are 21 states now affiliated with tbe national association and we iope to be able to report representation from every state Lower Flight Titles Will Be De-eided Today Finals in four of the lower flight will be played today In the eighth annual Miami Country club championship golf tournament Ed Romfh won the championship last week when he downed John Carlisle 6 and 5 Romfh with a 76 finished the morning round even with Carlisle who had a 77 but Romfh shot par golf in the afternoon to conquer his opponent who was unable to control his niblick shots Art Wentzel will play Dr Henslee today for the second-flight title Wentzel defeated Putnam I up and Henslee trimmed Grubb in 19 holes in the semifinal In the third flight Field will meet the winner of a match between Whelan and Bud Carruthers Field downed Harry Graham 6 and 5 to reach the finals Ed Fleming who won from Nick Weis 3 and 2 in the semifinals will tackle Woodard today in th fifth flight final Wills Moody Berkeley Wimbledon tennis champion: Lenore Kight Homestead Pa swimmer Helen Jacobs Berkeley Calif carrying it behind his goal line where Womens he was tackled for a safety and two Brown Yale new pole vault record Sc points for Haines came back In the second period to Justify his selection on the honor team by racing 25 yards for i the only touchdown of the contest Football Scores holder: Wilmer Allison Austin Texas National Men's Tennis champion and Cilenna Collett Vare Philadelphia National Golf champion A nation-wide poll will select the Soutl)eln CaliIornla threatened ultimate winner from among these 10 three the final iod but lhe The 1934 award went to William Hugk sto pped them T4 ll nl taalr etap track star The Huskies rolled up a dozen first downs and 141 yards to the Trojans' 10 and 139 Bonthron Princeton BIG TEN ALTERS COACHING RULE State University's Boaril of Control and Alumni Group Fail To Take Action TAMPA Fla Dec 7 The University of Florida Board of Control and the football committee of "the State Alumni Association conferred for two hours tonight but failed to take action regarding the coaching staff -at the University of Florida After the meeting George Baldwin of Jacksonville issued this statement: board of control and the president of the university have been actively considering for some time past the athletic policy of the university "The board met tonight with the special committee of the Alumni Association and fully discussed with them these policies The board of control and the president of the university will at a very early date come to a decision on these matters and will most actively continue the study of such policies until some solution is reached and publicly announced "The board appreciates very much the helpful suggestions of this alumni committee and the spirit in which they were This was the first time the control board officially consulted the alumni organization on athletics The committee was appointed by the association in 1934 and directed to the study of the situation At the time of the home-coming game in October at Gainesville the Alumni Association further directed the committee to make recommendations concerning the coaching staff on or before January 1 1936 This was given as the reason for the committee appearing before the board of control officials said Many alumni and followers of Florida have blamed the present allalumni coaching staff headed by Dennis (Dutch) Stanley for the poor showing Florida made this year The Gators won three games and seven Reports published here today were that the control board had chosen as Stanley's successor Carl Brumbaugh former Florida back professional player and now back field coach at the University of West Virginia It was pointed out in that connection that Southeastern Conference rules bar anyone from joining the coaching staff of a member school who has played professional football within three years Members of the board of control attending the conference tonight Included: Chairman Baldwin: General A Blanding of Bartow Semmes of Pensacola: Alfred Wagg of Palm Beach and Diamond of Gainesville secretary Members of the alumni committee were Bryan West of Jacksonville Terry of Miami Trantham of Lakeland: Barney Colson of Gainesville and Hearin of Tampa lost COLLEGE FOOTBALL Florida 22 South Carolina 0 Geneva 19 Newberry 0 Southern Methodist 24 Texas A and 0 Maryland University 22 Western Maryland 7 West Kentucky 13 Centre 7 HAGEN DISCUSSES GOLF YOUNGSTERS TAM PA TO STAGE TENNIS TOURNEY HE MATTER of Metropolitan Miami's Orange Bowl football classic here New Year's day has become a verbal and telegraphic and the committee adjourned late last night very groggy The status of the game this morning Is Catholic University of Washington has accepted but their opponent is an unknown quantity quality or fair prediction Vanderbilt University decided yesterday not to accept the invitation account of final examinations at the Then the committee turned to Auburn which was on the eligible list but tihe officials of the Alabama school seem to think we are ready to pay for another one of those light heavyweight titles without assurance of delivery as they are demanding a $10000 guarantee In the first place the committee w'ill not make such a guarantee and in the second place they would not give such a guarantee to Auburn because they have played here once and their drawing power again would be a dubious factor With an aching head Keith Phillips chairman of the commfttee retired to his Coral Gables home announcing that negotiations would be continued with North Carolina and Duke Universities as well as Mississippi University Any one of these teams would make a great opponent for Catholic especially North Carolina or Duke as these latter two would have a great drawing power The experience being gained this year undoubtedly will find the Orange Bowl committee yoing into action next year many weeks ahead of their 1935 start The lineup of Rose Orange Cotton Sugar and the other bowls make it a matter these days which cannot be a last-minute campaign If North Carolina Duke or Mississippi refuse the Invitation today or tomorrow draft the University of Miami In this writers opinion it would be a much better competition and we would be giving the $3000 to $5000 guarantee to our own Institution which needs it Also it is a fighting ball club as their last four victories have shown it would give the 14 Seniors a deserved honor and with the notable finish it will draw just as many patrons and Just as much Northern publicity since Catholic will provide the majority of the publicity anyway St Louis To Play Two Games On Sundays None On Mondays ST LOUIS Dec 7 IIP) Sunday double-headers and Monday holidays the St Louis Cardinals' synthetic arrangement will probably continue next season without the aid of the schedule-makers Sam Breadon president of the club who feels Sahbath twin bills bring more clicks in the turnstiles than single games on Sunday and Monday said today he had decided not to campaign for a change in the regular schedules If Breadon's idea were put into practice no games would be scheduled on Mondays and there would be double-headers every Sunday Under present league rules synthetic Sunday double-headers arranged by moving up Monday's games are permitted after June 15 Perhaps more than any other club in either league the Cardinals have been doing that for the past several seasons Conference Restores Standing of Pro Grid Stars CHICAGO Dec 7 tP) Profesional football players barred from coaching the sport in the Western Conference for more than 10 years were restored to good standing today by the faculty athletic committee The action will permit Red Grange "Galloping or any other of the many Big Ten stars who turned to the pro game to accept coaching positions in the conference Such men were barred early In the last decade the rule stating that only those professional players who were out of the commercialized brand of the game before 1923 should be eligible for coaching jobs Veterans Face Stiff Battle In Every Start MEMPHIS Tenn Dec 7 (TV- These youngsters who are beginning to make a name for themselves in tha golfing wars are making the competition stiffer for the veterans Walter Hagen said here today "They are threats every time they step up to that first Hagen said "They will battle you around that course no matter the difficulties of the course or the up against them" His pick of the brilliant young players included Paul Runyan Horton Smith Sam Parks Jr Johnny Revolts Jug McSpaden Ky Laffoon and Henry Picard Stars To Compete In Dixie Event January 11-19 TAMPA Fla Dec 7 (F Leading tennis players will come here for the annual Dixie tennis tournament January 14-19 the recreation department announced today Authorities said the tournament had been moved up several weeks to give entrants in the Miami Blltmore tournament a chance to play on the way North The Miami Biltmore was set for January 6-12 Charles Harris of West Palm Beach who won the Dixie last year promised to De on hand to defend his crown officials said Harris defeated Frank Parker ranked No 4 on the national list this summer Later in the season big Bill Tilden Ellsworth Vines George Lott and Leo Stoeffen will play a series of singles and doubles exhibitions in Tampa The Tampa and Miami dates were fixed by the United States Lawn Tennis Association Mississippi Teachers 12 Union University 6 Texas Tech 7 Oklahoma City University 7 Texas Christian 10 Santa Clara 6 Washington 6 Southern California 2 College of Pacific 19 San Diego State 7 Xavier 13 Knoxville 13 San Angelo 7 El Paso 0 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Miami Senior High 21 University High St Louis 7 Miami Edison 33 Ocala 0 Miami Edison 33 Ocala High 0 NEGRO FOOTBALL Kentucky State 19 Florida A Sc 9 CENTRE ELEVEN LOSES RIFLE SHOOT BOOKED BY MIAMI CLEB TODAY The Miami Rifle and Revolver club will stage a 50-meter handicap match this morning starting at 9 o'clock A 200-yard event has been booked for next Sunday: a DeWar course shoot for December 22 a novelty shoot for December 25 and a 100-yard prone match December 29 A prize will be MIAMI BOWLING TEAMS ENTER STATE TOURNEY Three Miami bowling teams will leave today for Palm Beach where they will compete in the All-State Bowling Sweepstakes Miami aggregations entered in the singles doubles snd team play are Paul's Boat Supply DANVILLE Ky Dec 7 The Hilltoppers from Western Kentucky Normal school defeated the Praying of Centre College today by a 13-to-7 score to give the representatives of the state institution an undisputed claim on the mythical I A A grid title The victory was the fifth of the season for Western and ended the 1935 football season in T'vANNY SULLIVAN former New Jersey boxing referee and who was third-man in the ring on the Freeman-Hughes fight at the Empty Stocking Fund show Thursday night has been Issued a referee's license by the Miami Beach Boxing Commission Word from New York where the A A delegates battled yesterday on the Olympic question reveals that Steve Forsyth of Miami voted for the motion to table the Olympic boycott resolution and Lemon of Miami Beach voted against tabling the resolution Forsyth and Lemon are delegates of the Atlantic Sea- HOCKEY RESULTS Detroit 3 Montreal Canadians 2j awarded the competitor having the Toronto Maple Leafs 2 1 Slater's Jewelers and the Lucky Stnk- highest aggregate on a handicap Chicago Black Hawka 1 era Other teams will come from basis A regular club meeting is Detroit 2 i Tampa Jacksonville Daytona Beach scheduled for 7 :30 tomorrow Buffalo 2 and Palm Beach I i 1 I.