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THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 PAGE NINETEEN HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1933 SUN ARCHER CAPTURES POTOMAC HANDICAP Gas Campbell Fights Roy Bailey Tomorrow Night At Biscayne CUM MEM-US GUS CAMPBELL READY FOR BOUT WITH BAILEY YALE COACH WORKING GOODMAN STILL KING With the PONIES to Surprise Victory At Havre de Grace Further Scramble Title Situation BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) HAVRE DE GRACE Sept Willis RESULTS ENTRIES Youthful Reg Root To Lean Toward Notre Dame Style of Play This Fall By EDWARD NEIL Associated Press Sports Writer NEW HAVEN Conn Sept 32 Under the elms or ancient Yale Reginald Root a big sandy-haired WASHINGTON PARK Claiming 2-year-olds 6 furlongs: Petite Julie 106iLeaflet 109 Pretender 105lxCash Surrender 107 Urkle Tom 109iLady Evelyn 106 Royal Gold 109 xWitches Night 101 Spring Station 112XCabouse 107 Gold Signet 109 Miss Flip 109 Bmstigert 109INaval Cadet 100 Claiming 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs: xGlove 102IUncle Henry 119 xEHIce 102 xGolden Sun 114 xBroomshot 107lxLeflore 112 xSt Nazaire 11(1 Hart Tnir 114 PERRY DEFEATS SATOH FOR PACIFIC NET TITLE Los Angeles Sept 23 Frederick Perry the national champion retained his Pacific Southwest tennis championship today by defeating Jlro Sstoh steady-playing Japanese star at his own game The British Davis rup star stood on the baseline through the greater share of the match and displayed a consistency of shots that out-steadied one of the most persistently steady players In the game The scores were 6-4 1-6 6-3 7-5 Miss Dorothy Round or England defeated Miss Alice Marble or San Francisco to win the women's singles title 6-2 6-2 FORT MYERS ELEVEN aMaVaVHpcgy' zsanSvn 1 Fiddler lloixThrough bmo'nd 105 youngster has taken tradition where it AQUEDUCT FIRST furlongs: Wise Nat iMalleyl 12-1 5-1 i-i Tlswlld (Horni 1-1 1-2 Bramble Broom iMaiben) 3-5 Time 1:01 2-5 Zella Lady Lois Thoughtless Nipped Brovic Tullihoo Pretty Peg Flight Cammas Round Black Michael Mint Demi also ran 2 miles: Wyandanch (Scott) 3-5 1-5 out No Frills (JeffcoiU 7-10 out Nesconset (Smiley) out Time 3:52 Abenaki Ridian also ran 8 Vi furlongs: Cohort Miss (Stout) 13-5 1-1 1-2 Manya (Pascuma) 3-1 8-5 Cabeio (Mills) 8-5 Time 1:18 2-5 Golden Words Crazy Jane Irish Wake Sabula Homework Dunbar also ran 1 mile: Domlnus (Stcut) 13-5 3-5 out Blind Bowboy (Mills) 1-3 out Larranaga (Kurtsinger) out Time 1:38 1-5 Mate Note Book also ran 1 5-16 miles: a Negopoli (Mills) -5 2-5 1-6 Xandra (Kamar) -10 1-4 Canynse Humphries) 3-5 Time 214 1-5 Peach Bud Nullo also ran SIXTH 1 1-18 miles: Flaming Mamie (Ktmar) 9-2 7-10 out Flashing Colors (Kurtslngerl 2-5 out Pardee (Malley) out Time 1:46 Ward In Chancery Ipral also Weather clear track fast Sharpe Kilmer's Sun Archer winner or only one previous race this year fur- ther scrambled an uncertain 3-year-old championship when he drove to an upset victory in the S10000 Potomac Handicap before a crowd of 20000 at the Havre de Grace course here today I Bradley's Barn Swallow was second a half length back with Joseph Widener's highly regarded Golden Way in third position War Glory winner of the Lawrence Realization and the favorite to repeat the 1920 triumph of his famous sire man o' War Just missed getting into the money finish- lng fourth in the field of 10 Lightly regarded In the wagering I Sun Archer paid $4340 1700 and 980 across trie board and returned his I Blnghamton owners $8100 His time of 1 44 4-5 for the one and one- I sixteenth miles was only four-fifths of a 1 second off the track record Following the four leaders across the line in order were Coe's Pomposity and Black Queen Whitney's acwuijhk iuu Acarazeu xuy xlady Kin 7 THIRD Maidens: 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs: Buck Sumner 115Peter Blues 115 Third Alarm HSlStar Bud 115 Miss Boston 112 Fretful 112 Flickamaru 115 Joe Geary 115 Prince Charlo 115lDona Care 115 Smuggled In 115 Two Sons 115 Shirley May 112 Kashgar 115 Vitamin 115 Trap Lou 115 Cleone 112aShuffle On 115 Wood Lander 115laThomasville 115 a Headley entry Claiming: 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs: xDesert Call 104xFalr Image 99 Billy Jones 115 Slapstick 100 Miss Bunting 108iRubio 110 Ted Clark 104 Pancoast 103 xDr Freeland 105lxFanfern 101 FIFTH Allowances all ages: 6 furlongs: Princess Camelia 107IMagnifico 106 Leros 106iP61ydorus 110 Minton UOiQlft of Roses 109 flapped and bulged most and has shaken from it an Eli football as young and rresh as he Is to the "Big Three" coaching lines A smashing tackle here only a hair dozen years ago Root carerully addressed here as "Reg" and never "Reggie" has hurled hlmseir upon the Job or succeeding staid Dr Marvin Stevens with a zest that may carry ordinary material to unexpected heights Just as it may swamp the blue when cold experience and the steadiness or a vet- National Amateur Proves That Match Play Ig Vastly Different The amateur championship at Cincinnati was proof anew that match and medal play are two vastly different things For instance Johnny Goodman was ushered out or the championship in a hurry but he Is still the leading amateur medalist with an average or 71 13-19 strokes to the round in important tournament competition Again Gus Moreland who is second to Johnny with an average ol 72 6-7 strokes to the round did not stay in much longer than Johnny He was beaten rather easily by George Dunlap the new title holder On their records this season Dunlap Is not as good a medalist as either Johnny or Gus H's average is 74 1-6 strokes Yes match play is something else again It begins to look as ir George Voigt and Maurice McCarthy are slipping Voigt's medal average to date is 76 McCarthy's is 76 4-9 strokes With so many rast youngsters coming on such a pace is not enough The averages: Rounds Tot Low Avg Played Str Sc Round xJ Goodman Omaha 13 929 66 71 13-10 Loos Chicago 14 1005 67 71 11-14 Wood Deal 89 4687 68 71 68-69 Macfariane New York 39 2813 66 72 5-39 Clark Bl'field 16 1155 69 72 3-16 Kirkwood Philadelphia 46 3320 65 72 4-21 Cooper Chicago 58 4191 65 72 15-58 Shute Philadelphia 56 4052 83 72 5-14 Hunter Los Angeles 15 1086 67 72 2-5 Mangrum Waco 16 1181 67 72 9-16 Mao V-L- an SB 1 Si TllO-dO Youngsters Return From Tripi For Match Here Both In Good Condition A pair of young fistic gladiators have returned from Invasions or widely ep-arated sections or these United States to rurnlsh the reature entertainment ror Biscayne arena patrons tomorrow e'enlng Gus Campbell the righting Scot from Allapattah trekked through the South and on over Into Texas ou a righting tour and now Is on the home stamping grounds again to meet the challenge or Roy Bailey the up-and-coming youngster who has Just returned from a quick trip to Maryland Campbell rought 10 times on his sojourn won seven bouts and lost three ror a batting average or 700 It could have been better could have been worse much worse He won decisions over two or the righters who whipped him so the spotty part or the record narrows down to one bout with Eddie Kid WoUe Woire won a technical knockout at New Orleans and doubtless gave Campbell a rather efficient beating In fact Gus makes no bones about it "Wolfe knocked me down eight times" said Gus with a grin "and when the referee became weary from counting over me he stopped the right" In perusing the National Boxing Association's new ratings however you may have noticed that Eddie Kid Woire Is very close to the top in the middleweight division The bright spot on Campbell's tour was his decision in New Orleans over Claiming 3-year-olds and up eran count so heavily in November But at the moment Root has added The Darb Mrs Sloan's Inlander winner of the Arlington Classic and Travers and Adolphe Pons' Swivel Foxiana 104 xSpartan Lady 99 xMonks First Miss 101 Spud 112 xVox Pop 104 Hoops 109 xHyman 104 SEVENTH Claiming 3-year-olds and up l''s miles: xScimitar Girl 99 Gus Campbell fresh rrom an Invasion or the Southwest Is In condition and ready ror his boxing argument with Roy Bailey tomorrow night at the Biscayne arena Tar Water 104 Englewood 106 LINCOLN FIELDS 1 mile: Sergeant Hill (Ruder) 672 382 244 Her Elegance (Brasfleld) 568 280 Black Fool (Kacala) 2 26 Time 1:42 1-5 Dody Bridegroom Portmanteau American Queen Temple Dancer also ran 5b furlongs: Go Forth (Plnnerty) 886 830 426 Bay Servant (Kacala) 1610 812 Indian Salute (Pool) 422 Time 1:09 2-5 Mamie Betty Fire Star Polas Flag Sister Clare Little Joyce Lazy Lad Slouchat also ran 6 furlongs: Sister Zoe (Decamillas) 2032 968 498 Sun Teatime (Ruder) 540 382 Shaker Lady (Renick) 332 Time 1:15 3-5 Mammy Girl Very Well Billies Orphan Anita Ormont Volwood also ran 6 furlongs: Inheritor (Helm) 1608 948 604 Bedlght (South) 808 386 Hoops (McCrayi POST OFFICE TEN BEATS PARK NEWS xpmg coates 107 Haramzada 109 Finnic 109 isaiiynoo ius xPeace Lady 101 Port O'Play 112 Waterport 106 xHis Last 107 xwcanclal Sheet 107 Watch Tower 112 xBattle Ax 104! Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track muddy AQUEDUCT 12-2 0 IX nm 1-1P Pumas lime iilD flUmage Dl JKiii rmwi risuvii nines new lorn sai dh j- iir Mrs Let 5 ivnit9 Mn'n vfih ki isc Kf insi Knight LeBruyere sun Memory Mrs ijkv Sarazen New York 36 2620 67 72 7-9 I uEr1SHrenSy rA" VI Wl'tt nrlrtTl PS Smith New York 16 1165 68 72 13-15 xG Moreland Dallas 14 1020 69 72 6-7 Dutra Los Angeles 50 3650 66 73 Metz Deal 55 4018 67 73 3-55 Smith Chicago 80 5848 67 73 1-10 Al Espinosa Aaron 51 3729 67 73 6-51 Hagen Detroit 54 3851 68 73 1-6 Mehlhorn New York 28 2123 66 73 6-29 A Watrous Detroit 23 1684 68 73 5-23 Green Wave Gridmen Face Nine-Game Schedule With Good Prospects FORT MYERS Fla Sept Two weeks of football practice were completed yesterday with a lively scrimmage by the Fort Myers High school gridmen Two more weeks of practice remain before the Green Wave tackles Fort Pierce here in the opening game October 6 The outlook is promising for this year with a good mixture of seasoned players returning and a likely crop of new men on hand In yesterday's practice tilt the first string performed smoothly with good blocking opening holes for the ball carriers Red Jeffcott turned in the best gains of any of the ball carriers The backfield has shaped up with Moon Mullins at full Ellis at quarter and Jeffcott and Rud Wintle at halves Mullins Ellis and Wintle were regulars last year while Jeffcott has come up fast Pearl Corby and Mickey Hisler possibly the best backs on the second team are ready tor action on the varsity although Corby a good derensive player may be tried at end The season's schedule announced today by Coach Sidney Ellison: October 6 Fort Pierce here October 13 Wauchula there October 20 Bartow here October 27 Bradenton there November 3 Weit Palm Beach here November 11 Arcadia there November 17 Palmetto here November 24 Miami Beach there November 30 St Petersburg here Armour Chicago 28 ZU82 S8 Ti 2- Victory Today Would Give Brow- Eddl r'ynn- hl8hiy touted middle- weight who won the Olympic cham- ard leam Southeast Loop i pionship berore turning proreaeionaL i loet to Flynn la a return meeting Championship Campbell also won and lost to Curtfs FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Sept 23 Mullens in Beaumont Texas whipped The Tarpons took a step closer to the Buster Malllnl in New Orleans lost and Southeast League pennant by slaugh- IWm210w NcW Orleans and dereated Wildcat Monte in terlng Delray Beach here today 12 to 2 Fort Worth Texas In the rourth game or the playoff series Bailey made his trip Into the East The series now stands three games to aa a training partner of Joe Knight FIRST 2-year-old maiden colts and geldings 6' i furlongs: Somebody lMIWentlfy 114 Dark Devil 114 Caralnnier II 114 Portfolio 1141Anarchy 114 Cleves 114'Black Falcon 114 SECOND Steeplechase 3-year-olds and up: 2 miles: Ivory II 1411 Maybe 13l Sllverskln 136lRollicking Princess 136 Black Cock 130lExcursion 130 Justa King MOIMolita 146 Docklight 1461 THIRD Claiming: 2-year-olds 6furlongs: Easy Come 108 Proclaim 112 Barkantine 1071 Happy Sue 112 Plnchot lUIErebus 110 Rhaosody llliSooilt Beauty 115 El( Lock llllPln Luck 106 Handicap all ages: 6'j furlongs Time Clock 103lSergeant Byrne 111 White Lies 110 Devalera 112 FIFTH Allowances all ages: mile: Fabius 1101 Wrack On Ill Our Can lOOIHow High 109 Propacandist 100 Euxine 109 SIXTH Maidens all ages: 6'A furlongs: Maine Chance 103ISun Wood 116 Glendye 103ITrows 116 Growler 1031 Honolulu Pete 113 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear: track fast Bitty Bit (Wright) 668 310 246 Flaghorn (Corbett) 296 248 Albane iMalsan) s9f Time 1:15 2-5 Night Brigade Playiul Martha Miss Flip also ran l't miles: At Top (Ruder) 1650 708 408 Late Date (Kacala) 400 338 Glynson (South ogi Time 1:57 1-5 Dusky Devil Esseif also ran 1 1-18 miles: Kuvera (Renick) 1076 486 372 Crapshooter (Wright i 374 272 Running Water (Kacala) 388 Time 1:51 American Smile Damascene Major Lanphier Oallopalong also ran l1 miles Reverberate (Ruder) 1520 876 478 Axtel (Springer 1 1462 710 Delven (Brasfield) 4-42 Time 1:59 Don Tasker Scandal Sheet Lahor 8izzling Fast Life Fair Manna Subtlety also ran Weather clear track heavy Dad and Roy Whips Elliott-Young In Intercity League LAKE WORTH Fla Sept 23 Post Otflce West Palm Beach entry in the Intercity Diamondball League nosed out Park Hews local entry In the league 6 to 5 in the rirst game at the league grounds last night Fritz local outfielder walloped a home run: and Bridges Post Office short stop hit a long triple Dad and Roy trounced the Elllott-Toung ten 18 to 11 in the second game which was limited to seven innings O'Qulnn of the winning team and Telverton of Elliott-Young hit triples Kerr of Dad and Roy continued on his way to league hitting honors by connecting with three hits in four trips to the plate Scores by innings: Post Office 102 012 000 6 7 2 Park News 000 300 020 5 5 2 Conyers Prince and Dennis Der-mott and Pierce Jenne Dad and Roy 800 550 0 18 10 3 Elliott-Young 303 104 0 11 8 5 Helman and McClellan: Morse Thom-ason Schweitzer and Jenne McCants Next week's schedule: Tuesday Park News vs Elliott-Young and All Civics vs Chilly Bears Wednesday Post Office vs Piggly Wiggly and Dad and Roy vs Jaz Beer a brighter hue to every phase of the Yale situation Already he has decided that the traditional Yale offense will lean this fall toward the Notre Dame style or play as taught by two assistants or his own type Adam Walsh who handles the line and Bucky O'Connor who teaches the backs He has an Inspiring captain in Bob Lasslter the galloping hairback rrom the Caro-llnas As to the material 10 lettermen are back and 14 have gone from the squad that walloped Harvard 19-0 and tied Princeton 7-7 last rail The chief problem is on the wings where a couple of sophomores probably will be developed by Charley ComerfoTd builder perhaps or more all-America ends than any other coach Bob Train has been shifted to end from guard Kim Whitehead and Bernie Rankin from the backrield Tommy Wilson was a freshman star last rail Walter Kimball Johnny Overall and Cy Tyson had experience last year The Eli backrield with interference increased through adoption or the Notre Dame system or man ror man blocking will be built around Lasslter and Stan (Red) Fuller a transler rrom Ohio Northern a big hard-hitting rellow who played no rootball there and spent last year working out his ineligibility with the scrubs Andy Callan Earl Nlkkell the basketball star and Del Martino at quarter are sturdy veterans with promising sophomores In Vic Despard Dick Cummins Johnny Mack and Tom Cur-tin Veteran backs who graduated were Joe Crowley Walter Levering Charley Helm Mac and Clem Williamson The line aside from ends Its strong Vic Malin and Joe Johnson are veteran centers Hilman Holcombe and Ed Nichols are holdover guards while Webb Davis last year's freshman captain is a fine looking tackle with John Kilcullen and Clare Curtin both husky veterans Allen Converse a guard and Captain John Wilbur tackle were lost by graduation nr tr fvor nf Ih Tn noort allow la ROCKINGHAM PARK 6 furlongs: Dennis King (Catrone) 4430 2140 Whiteman (Yowell) 550 Laurel Md Bailey spotted Billy Strlckler light heavyweight champion or the Virginias 13 pounds and lost a close decision in what newspaper reports called a "great battle" He then dereated Big Boy Smith and went down to Charleston where he lost to Ken Oberlin middleweight champion or the navy In Laurel Bailey also gave one Fop-eye Henry Erwin the only de-reat or his career to date Fans here however will be more Inclined to remember Ballev's riaht with HARVE DE GRACE (Monday) FIRST Claiming 2-year-old maiden colts and geldings 5'4 furlongs: 7 50 320 250 only one more win to annex the title Johnny Llgon Delray Beach ace was rudely treated by the Tarpons who nicked him for 14 hits and scored almost at will after the third frame Les McNeece led the batting attack on him hammering out two singles a double and a triple In five trips to the plate Every man on the Fort Lauderdale nine crossed the plate and every one connected for a hit with the exception or McNeece Time J-o mawuao cvj Niaaer Toe Employment Merne Marie xLamaria ioj sturdy Ark toa Some Good 110Bing Crosby 168 Manhandle Baby John Redins moiet also Carvel Hall 108rSun Abbot 112 ran xecuiar I03iNo Doubt 110 xCheraw 103ixDesert Sands 103 Stonehouse Ind'apolts 24 1762 68 73 5-12 Siupple Chicago 12 882 70 73 1-2 Diegel Detroit 38 2794 68 73 10-19 Guest Deal 54 3973 67 73 31-54 Morrison Los Angeles 12 883 68 73 7-12 Golden Noroton Conn 51 3756 68 73 11-17 Von Elm Detroit 18 1326 69 73 2-3 Guldahl St Louis 39 2878 69 73 31-39 xG Dunlap New York 18 1335 65 74 1-6 xJ Dawson Chicago 28 2077 70 74 5-28 Kinder Caldwell 22 1634 69 74 3-11 Burke Gr'wich Conn 46 3419 65 74 15-46 Dudley Philadelphia 48 3571 68 74 19-48 Manero New York 62 4611 66 74 23-62 Turnesa New York 44 3314 70 74 7-22 Cox Brooklyn 35 2604 65 74 2-5 Poulis Chicago 12 893 69 74 5-12 Dutra Detroit 20 1493 66 74 13-20 XW Howell Richmond 5 373 72 74 3-5 xR S'erville L'don Ont 12 897 70 74 3-4 Abe Espinosa Chicago 40 2992 67 74 4-5 xJ Fischer Cincinnati 16 1200 69 75 Crufckshank New York 20 1504 70 75 1-5 xC Seaver Los Angeles il 830 73 75 8-11 Mclntyre Indianapolis 4 303 73 75 3-4 xG Voigt New York 9 684 71 76 xM McCarthy Cleveland 9 688 72 76 4-9 McSpaden Kans City 8 614 69 76 3-4 (Figures based on tournament medal play only starting November 1 1932) i Denotes amateur Winners September: United States Amateur Medal Fischer 141 (G Dunlap champion) Glens Falls Open Hines 281 August: Western Open Smith 282 Canadian Kirkwood 282 A Dutra Hines tied 138 (G Sarazen champion) New Jersey Open Clark 283 Connecticut Open Golden 291 Philadelphia Dudley 288 July: British Shute 292 (tied Wood won playoff 149-154) Long Island Open Klein 296 Pennsylvania Open Metz 285 Medal Metropolitan A Turnesa 145 Virginia Amateur Medal Howell 75 Northeastern New York A Creavy 140 June: United States Open Goodman 287 Low White Craigs Medal Smith 65 Illinois A Cooper 146 (tied Armour won playoff 69-75) North Shore Walsh 144 (tied Cooper won one hole playoff) St Paul Open Foulis 283 Texas Amateur Medal More-land 71 Southern Amateur Howell 147 (tie) May: Big Ten Championship Fischer 301 Metropolitan Macfariane 291 (Copyright 1933 3 Glass Reproduction Forbidden COCOA MAY TAKE LOOP FLAG TODAY 8 furlongs: Chief Almgren (HuKhes) 810 380 280 Playing On (Porter) 340 270 Royal Past (Westrope) 300 Time 1:11 4-5 Pass In Review Bryn Athyn Blond Knight Mareve Thatch Tristrap Mynah Muskoday Mint Paragon also ran THIRD 5 furlongs: xHudpv 1031Gnomnie 108 Pretentious 112 Swinlane 114 SECOND Claiming 3-year-olds and up 8 furlongs: xLadino 116 Vote 108aWlse Count 116 Tlmbucktoo 108ixEmmy Fish 100 Considerate 108 xPretty Wise 110 xCutie Face llllallchester 116 CLEWISTON NINE MEETS FT MYERS Brady was tapped ror eight hits three Spike Webb The hard-punching Webb of them In the ninth but merely rioored Roy twice but Bailey got up coasted along behind his big lead But (stood toe-to-toe with his adversary and ror an error in the ninth by Olander continued to slug It out until the rtnal who lost a throw rrom Brady In the bell the decision going to Webb In race or the sun the Fort Lauderdale other fights here Bailey whipped Babe star hurler would have had a shutout i Klser and Whltt Webb lost a close Elliott scoring on the play one to Billy Shell and knocked out Stretch Call (Yowell) 3750 1230 710 Informal (Westrope) 1680 820 xLittle Wing lOOJCommuter 116 lOiTCharmeine 109 Briny Deep (Schutte) "-i" Bally Bay 5 Bally Ba Time -a oaies 'ArI a urogan ana Mrs e- iTueman ea- town Belle iiogan roiu try 2-vear-olds: 6 furlongs: Queen Miss Donovan Round Table 1041 Pova 104 xne nitn game of tne series will be 1 Clifr Stickler also ran 5 furlongs: Silver Cord (Westrope) 1880 810 Westy's Junior (Schaeffer) 970 4 00 i Dustlna Remember 107 5 00 Gooci Goods 1041 310 PAT'DTH riaimtno- 1-a rnlrl nH lin: played tomorrow at the Municipal ball park in Fort Lauderdale Lerty Brltt will draw the hurling assignment ror Both are pleasing scrappers as Matchmaker Peeples Insists "the ability to get up orr the rioor and tiuorum (Munaen Time 4-5 Silverdale Mecat Finder Oriley Bectql also ran Range ue and 70 yaBds: wjOcMountain Elk U2ixNed 0 108 Indians Hope To Clinch Series At Daytona Beach COCOA Fla Sept 23 With three straight wins under their belts against one loss the Cocoa Indians are out to end the series ror the Central Florida League championship by taking Daytona Beach into camp there tomorrow afternoon Specs Kinsey University or Florida pitcher is expected to take the mound ror the Indians against the wily George Cusack who has been pitching baseball in Florida longer than most present-day rans can remember Cocoa has its eye on a series with the winner or the Northeast Florida the Tarpons with Overstreet behind right" FIFTH 1 Vs miles: Jtvrn up 1 uatiF luiiaiu 11 the bat Johnny McCann another 1 Grovan Rhodes Louie Barksdale's southpaw will be the probable starter newest importation rrom Georgia will ror Delray with Miller on the receiving try his mettle against Mutt Orirrin the en(1- 1 veteran trial hoes in the eisht-round Baseball Series Scheduled For Next Week FORT MYERS Fla Sept A three out or rive baseball series between Clewiston and Fort Myers was announced here today by Nash Diaz local baseball manager The first game will be played a week rrom tomorrow in Clewiston with the next contest here the following Sunday Les Mathis Noah Scott and Don Balick will be available ror the Fort Myers pitching Manager Diaz said while William (Hungry) Hooks is slated to twirl ror Clemiston The Clewiston lad who trained with Connie Sweeping Light 730 4 20 280 xKate lOUxLittle Stokes 110 Cat Tail (Schutte) 460 260 xWr Plane Judge 108 Mad Frump (Coucci) aso fifth Claiming 4-year-olds and up Time 1:49 4-5 Momo Canron also ran mile and 70 yards: SIXTH 5 1 2 furlongs: Syriac 109' Jim Robin 110 aBonanza (Fronk) 430 440 330 Renaissance HZITrieste 109 aOff Duty (Schutte) 440 330 xa11 Rowes 104lxWar Minster 112 Toney Faster (Thurber) 390 1 Charlie 109iOabbo 104 IT Rhodes comes here well MIAMI TENS TO PLAY AT LAKE WORTH TODAY LAKE WORTH Fla Sept Bob Jobson manager of the high school cliamondball grounds has arranged two games for Sunday afternoon with a Miami team playing in each contest In the first game the Miami Junior Order ten meets the local Junior Order team The second contest will be between the Miami Central Leaguers and the Lake Worth All Stars Mayo Smith Toronto International League outfielder is manager of the All Star team Davis3h 4 0 1 0 4 Kellevrf 5 110 0 Tim 1 ft 2-s SEiaam Mr Man unerry SIXTH Claiming: 3-year-olds and up 3 12 11 Millerc 4 0 0 5 lMeskalf Harrislb 4 0 0 10 2 0i der2b 4 2 14 2 Allenss 3 0 2 3 JiHO reetc 4 2 17 0 Elliot 2b 3 1 0 3 2 RO'eet3b 3 1112 recommended and looks good in workouts Tiger Long of Orlando who beat Hobo Savage last week will meet Tex Lavelle in a six-round bout Bobby Sylvester will right Young Pirpo In a four and Battling Oscar the fighting League championship series being ijeaue cnampionsnip series mlTl KUttsrl 10-01 lb 420-90 mile and 70 yards: xTywInk 107ILast Gift 112 xRhodius 103lxGadaround 103 Rustic Cuba Alibi 102 Primute lOS Marle Gets 102 xFelaxe 107! Grace Bunting 105 xFort Dearborn 109IElectric Gaff 108 Flvine Nymph lOSixMarch Step 107 Claiming 3-year-olds and up: A PT A 1 AWTCIX ITVs played between DeLand and St Augus- 1 Ar AtlV IClv tr ma 5 13 18 4 112 0 mam it 4 1 umranyp Llgonp 4 0 2 0 2'Sfhenscf 11 tine DeLand captured the first game STAKE IN HORSE SHOW Tart Flying Gypsy also ran a Mlddleburg and Zeigler entry 1 mile: Octaroro (Porter) 430 2 80 230 Oloritone (Couccli 720 410 Puchero (Schutte) 3 Time 1:38 4-5 Ala Carte Granny's Trade also ran EIGHTH 1 mile: Quick Step (Westrope) 830 440 290 Bun (Porter) 480 300 Strait Jacket (Yowell) 2 80 Time 1:39 4-5 Dark Vision Slsko 8weet Beauty High Wire also ran Weather clear track fast Totals 37 12 14 27 13 Mack's Athletics here has been hurling of tne series Thursday 7 to 6 Totals 34 2 8 24 14 Delray Beach Fort Lauderdale ooo 22? 12 clown- wiU atipply the comedy elemen xPencader 108! Pernickety 105! urst-ciass DaseDau tnis summer in North Florida and Georgia leagues In the rour-round curtain-raiser againn VERO BEACH GRID SQUAD i WORKS FOR FIRST GAME xLazi Canter 100 Last Bid 10s Footsure 105 xSoeur Blanche 100 xRock Coventry 10V xGeorge Jessel 103 Cheriton Passant 100 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear: track fast Errors Davis Wortham Olander Over-street two-base hits Brady McNeece Meska McCann three-base hit McNeece double play Olander to McNeece to McNeece: struck out by Brady 7 by LiRon 2: base on balls off Brady 3 off Ligon 4 sacrifice hits Overstreet Elliot: wild Johnny Lopez Peeples announced last night that Harry Graham veteran rereree will officiate tomorrow night when Red Mc SPORTS ACTIVITIES AT FLAMINGO PARK HAVRE DE GRACE underwBjoddy' Dd Lachlan begins a vacation The match FIRST 5 l-a furlongs: TB pal Ulac iCrilll 1440 ROCKINGHAM PARK 480 280 at rilvApfl Attn 2 80 iMnnriflV) i maker also announced that Carl Oug- INTRAMURAL PROGRAM PLANNED FOR BEACH BOYS AND GIRLS PARK NEW AND BEARS glno the leatherwelght riash from Tampa will meet Bucky Burton next week SANTA CLARA'S BROCOS CONQUER MIGHTY BEARS BERKELEY Calif Sept 23 Striking fast when a break of the game put them in possession or the ball 20 yards rrom the goal Santa Clara's Broncos galloped down the touchdown trail today to score a 7-0 victory over CaliTornla's Bears and start the season on Its way here with an upset Santa Clara however had done It berore It took California down the line last year 12 to 0 PHILADELPHIA Sept 23 UP) Captain Lawton the Aiiet steady chestnut hunter from Mrs Ellsworth Augustus' Cobble Court Willoughby Ohio won the $300 hunter stake over competition from four grays belonging to Mrs John Hay Whitney of New York and Virginia at yesterday's Wissahlck-on Farms' horse show Mrs Whitney's Two Leggins took second place her Bon Diable third place with sixth honor going to her Kinprills Bon Diable later came back to win an event for hack hunters with Two Leggins taking third place Mrs Whitney's Salterello also took fourth place in the Olympla Jumping class One accident marred the show Mrs William Purdy Philadelphia society woman was thrown from her Dare Me in a drlve-and-ride event She later appeared at the show ring with her arm in a sling The intramural sports program for all boys and girls of Miami Beach carried on through the co-operation ot the Miami Beach recreation department and the physical education department LEAD INTERCITY LEAGUE LAKE WORTH Fla Sept 23 Standings or the teams In the Inter-City Diamondball League show Park News Topple (Renick) 2 60 Maidens 3-year-olds and up 5Vj Time 1:08 1-5 Stimulaw No Doubt furlongs: Adamite As Always Portuse Ida Thatcher Dark Law 113 Miguela Saures 118 Decorate Whirry Miss Mascara Aglala Thermopylae 113 xBuzzin Around 108 Thurnbergia also ran Bambino 113 xPolisher 108 8 furlongc: xThatch 108 Canterlight 110 Knight Hope (Meade) 1120 580 480 Beau Cavalier 113 xAppellant 108 aMu-muring (Tipton) 740 500 xScotch Blossom 105 We Need It 102 Doeskin (Lowry) 8 80 xForest Faun 108 Keaton 108 Time" 1:14 Carvel Hall Golden Measure John Bull IlS Ktkin 08 Bickering Never Fail Horatio Hugh Big xlthacjn 108 May Vlte 110 Dipper Cabochon Flight aBuntmo also ran SECOND Claiming 3-year-olds 5'a lur- 1960 800 340 Oalon Lad 108ixgoofus 107 Soon Over (R Jones) 460 320 Rose Hazen 105 xCampagna 104 High Quest (Bellizzil 260 Border King 112 xFast Move 103 Time 1 11 2-5 Sun Tempest Hadagal Blue Foam 108 xForceful 107 also ran Turrent 108 Hair Trigger 112 pntiBTR 1 1-16 miles: I Juniority 112'Lauretta Nash 109 or the Ida Fisher schools will get and Chilly Bears as the only undeleated VERO BEACH Fla Sept The lootball season or the Vero Beach High school opens next Friday when the Eau Gallle eleven comes here Coach Cobb has been putting the squad or 30 boys through enough work the past week to whip them Into shape ror scrimmage early next week The team will average a little over 135 pounds The rollowlng regulars are out ror practice: Fred Gossett Elmer Mumm Willie Yeargin Frank Thatcher Hall Godbold Dean and Alfred Michael Others out this year are Elbert Kersey Charles Dean Elmer Harris Paul Luther Allison Warren Gene Evans Douglas Wood Leon Nelson Walter Erlckson Raymond Knight Julius Harms Elmer Vann Bill Clarkson Hoyt Howard John Davis Stroud Cobb Ward Robinson John Kuppers Fletcher rfairield and Jesse Johnson under way ror its sixth year on Octo-i tens iney nave won two eacn her 2 Team Won Lost CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES BOOKED AT LAKE WORTH LAKE WORTH Fla Sept 23 Officials or the Lake Worth Church Dlamondbal' League have scheduled six games lor the street grounds next week Monday night the Northwood Baptists meet the Christians In the first game and the Congregational The program is open to boys and Park News 2 girls rrom senior high school to the Chilly Bears 2 Pet 1000 1000 500 500 500 500 000 second grade and includes all seasonal sports as well as those ror which the Back Gammon (Bejshak) 560 3 40 240 Peace Treaty lWxRubans Choice Kindacorn (Meade) 420 280 xMasked Jester 103 xSales Ring 1 xLadyBuck 108Triolet 105 excellent facilities of Flamineo paik Elliott-Young 1 Jax Beer 1 Post Office 1 Dad and Roy 1 All Civics 0 Piggly Wiggly 0 TniKU Claiming j-year-oias ana up ova play the Lake Worth Baptists in the second game The only game scheduled provlde All of the sports are organ furlonus: 104'Happy Scot xMecat 112 105 116 Bank Shot 105 xJestlng 000 i ror Tuesday night will be between tha I Methodists and Christians The first ized on team and league basis except where individual achievement alone is used Awards are made according to i PICKED TEAMS TO MEET TODAY AT FORT MYERS FORT MYERS Fla Sept A xSilver Cord 107 Quorum xLord Tournament 111' Allowances: 2-year-olds 6 fur- ROGKRS SI KE OF END JOB game Thursday nlgnt will De an ex- DURHAM SeDt 23 UP) Tom i hlbition contest and will be followed by i a point system successfully inaugurat- i longs: Rose Cross 114 aPoll Parrot 107 i nine-inning diamondball game will be ea mice eaxs agu ruiuw eanieu bib Come On Tipton) 300 Time 1:47 1-5 Rlsneur Pink Post Ban-derlog Electric Gall Gadaround Celsus also ran 1 1-16 miles: Sun Arrher (Walls) 4340 1700 380 Barn Swallow (Meade) 440 340 Golden Way (M Garner) 4 80 Time 1:44 4-5 Okapi The Darb War Glory Pomposity Black Queen Inlander Swivel also ran 1-16 miles: Surety (Robertson i 8 00 480 300 General LeJeune (Sullivan) 360 240 Salisbury (Tipton) 3 40 Time 1:4 1-5 Resisting Marie Getz Royal Durbar Fervid also ran BifbFdert) 400 2J0 240 Gabbo 'Tipton) 360 300 Peach Basket (Merrltt) 7 80 Time 2:07 4-5 Captive Trentonian Miss Catalan Jambalays also ran Weather clear tract fast 7 SP-'I1'- 104 sportsmanship Playing ability is not M8t offensive ends in the tlonals The Lake Worth Baptists play 0lnn Rrahl pntrv iuiuuiji "iy aoutnern conterence apparently nas tne noruiwu staged at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon between teams picked by Bill Moger and Homer Klay leading rtgures In the major diamondball leaguei Moger will have the Ford and Chevrolet outfits to pick from while Klay is to name players from Sunshine and the Cleaners place cinched on Duke's 1933 team night BOXING BISCAYNE ARENA Monday 8:45 GUS CAMPBELL vs ROY BAILEY Good Supporting Preliminary Card Claiming 3-year-olds and up the main issue as with varsity teams llUxDornoch ill! 8Ports u8fd were football xGrand Hopes 100 xGonspray 100 soccer volleyball newcomb field xstmpie singer joe xtoony rrincess iuf hnck tennis basketball aoeedball Drnri Ufi'Prlpnd Whitey IU9 I Hign pocks us joapnur wi sixth Claiming: j-year-oias ana up i JOCK WHITNEY LEADS POLO TEAM TO VICTORY WESTBURY Sept 23 Just as It seemed he was to be cast In the villain's role John Hay (Jock) Whitney went riding through to score three goals in the final period and lead his Greentree team to a 14-13 victory today over Templeton in the rirst game or the 1933 open polo championships on International field Meadow Brook club All through the game Whitney had been over-rtding the ball but when the pressure was on and only minutes of time separated his team from defeat he found his long-missing mallet accuracy to send the defending title 'holders down to defeat mile: Shadow Pattern 107 uStraiaht Jacket 105 xSisko 102 xBun 107 Pennate Ill diamondball and minor sports such- as paddle tennis English croquet ping pong shuffle board captainball and longball Last year Interest was maintained steadily during the entire season The aggregate attendance from dally rec- VIRGINIA POLY EKES OUT WIN OVER ROANOKE 7-0 BLACKSBURG Va Sept 23 An embattled Roanoke College eleven con Silver Scepter lllixMtnt Paragon 105 xJeanne Wachs 103Hieh Wire 110 Claiming 3-year-olds and up 1 1 'a miles Ansry Lass lllxColumh Right 103 AUTHORIZED UNITED MOTORS SERVICE A dependable national service organization rendering a highly specialized service on testing every foot of the way held Vir orda kept by the directors in charge Kaffa 107xFairiy wua a 7 Boundless Deep no Town Square 105 for the eight months with four intra- ginia Tech's vaunted Gobblers to to 0 decision here today rusi ui itnuc iy aooj wii ivy mural days a week amounted to 14- xAxenby 105' Adilenos 116 883 Redivivus 110 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track muddy NEGRO BASEBALL TODAY The Key West Cubans will play the Miami Gray Sox in a negro baseball game at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the city park Seventeenth street An Additional Service Is Ottered To Our Customers! TENNIS RANKING ANNOUNCED FOR CLASS WOMEN PLAYERS Tennis ranking Tor the women play-Hit who recently completed the Class tournament has been arranged Addle McCormlck was given the top position I with Stella Miles second and Meiba Carlson third Others rollow Fourth i SEMIPRO ELEVEN FORMED HOLLYWOOD Fla Sept 23 A semipro football team has been rormed here and is trying to arrange a schedule with other south Florida elevens Brunner 2019 Farragut street Is manager or the Hollywood club RROW BEE SHOCK ABSORBERS RADIATORS SPEEDOMETERS LOCKS HORNS SWITCHES BOXING GROWS IN BRAZIL RIO DE JANEIRO Sept 23 VP) Brazil's first boxing stadium to seat 15000 Is being built In Rio de Janeiro GENERATORS STARTERS BATTERIES IGNITION LIGHTING RADIO BUY IJVT TURNS BACK SUNSHINE TEN AGAIN FORT MYERS Fla Sept 23 Bob Bryant turned back Sunshine Market for the fourth successive time this half as the Cleaners took a 4 to 1 decision last night Ford climbed Into second place in the local Major Diamondball League by overwhelming Chevrolet 12 to 1 Although Bryant the present strikeout leader fanned only two he held Sunshine to three scattered singles In the meantime the Oleaners were nicking Homer Klay ror five hits and a quartet or runs Klay ranned six and hair or his strikeouts were at the expense or Howard Fitzgerald up rrom the minors to look over major league pitching who went down swinging at nine straight speedballs Ford smarting under shutouts In their last two diamond appearances opened fire with an eight-run rally in the second Inning when Freddy Campbell was rapped ror seven hits In the uprising Hanshaw collected ror his first safe hit this hair while George Fox broke a run of 17 hitless tries Although touched ror six hits Howard Rogers was backed by smooth fielding and ranned five The game ended with a brilliant stop by Moger or Durrance's grounder and an equally spectacular catch or the throw by Slim Hampton HERALD CONSENSUS Pauline Felgel firth Bobs Richardson sixth Sophia Goberna seventh Emily Ulloa eighth Lorlne Johnston ninth Ruby Benedict tenth Pern Wilkinson eleventh Mickey Cobb tweirth Clarence Browder Challenge matches may be played at any time but preferably Tuesday and Friday mornings LEAN YEARS FOR GATORS Dutch Stanley University or Florida's new 27-year-old head rootball coach aspires to lift the Gators rrom the football mire In the past 25 grid engagements the Orange and Blue has gained only seven victories DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME! Your Ice Man Solicits Your Patronage FLORIDA TO USE FEWER PLAYS Fewer plays but superior execution or the ones assigned is a plan or Coach Dutch Stanley or the University of Florida Last year the Gators tried to master more than 100 dirrerent gridiron plays and tormations MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE OPENS SCHEDULE TOMORROW AFTERNOON The Miami Beach Mixed Doubles Tennis League will open play at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon The first round matches will be drawn and thereafter teams will play according to schedule Csse 27 DELCO LIGHT PLANTS 19 years of specialized automotive service at reasonable prices We will continue to render the same reliable service at exactly the same prices Parts and accessories prices will change only when and if changed by factory ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO 42 Fourth Street Phone 2-7457 Total S370 174 Price Deposit Prices: Beer Bottles 24 Bottles $295 48 12 Bottles l'n 24 6 Bottles 75 12 CUE "SPRINT" CHAMPION Eight teams already have entered to HAVRE DE GRACE 1 Sun Abbot Some Good Pretentious Cutie Face Ladlno Prettv Wise 3 Fortification Can't Remember Pova 4 Mountain Elk Kate War Plane 5 Renaissance All Rowes Gabbo 6 Fort Dearborn March Step Primute 7 Pencader Soeur Blanche Footsure Best Bet Sun Abbot WASHINGTON PARK 1 Leaflet Gold Signet Lady Evelyn 2 Back Loi LeFlore Sarazen 3 Vitamin Tran Lou Cleone 4 Desert Call Fanfern Billy Jones 5 Gift of Roses Minton Polydorus 6 Foxiana Smid Hoods 7 Watch Tower Water Port Scimitar Best Bet Desert Call AQUEDUCT 1 Black Falcon Cleves Anarchy 2 Ivorv Black Cock Silver Skin 3 SDOilt Beauty Easy Come Plnchot 4 White Lies Sarpeant Byrne Devalera 5 Euxine ProoaBanlst Wrack On Glen Dye Growler Maine Chance Best Bet Glen "Dye ROCKINGHAM PARK Dark Law Thatch Bambino 2 Camoaena Hair TrtsR-r Juniority 3 Haooy Scot Mecat Jestinir 4 Infilee Moira's Boy Airy Sntrit 5 High Socks Brad Wise Money 6 Jeane Wachs Bun Sun Shadow Town Sauare Buy a mo Rfdivivua Best In file JOHANNESBURG Sept 23 date and other entries will be accepted Walter Llndrum the Australian cue until the league opens The league Is wizard has set up a new record lor I open only to Miami Beach players rast scoring by completing 1000 points Those entered are Miles and Stella in 28 minutes here Miles Emily Ulloa and Monty Ulloa City Ice Fuel Co 2637 Miami Avenue 645 13th Street 2501 16th Terrace TELEPHONE 3-2191 Day and Night Service After 6 Call 2-1297 HICKLAND GATORS' HEAVIEST Al Hickland or Miami Beach tackle on last year's Florida treshman eleven is a promising varsity lineman this season and he has one distinction At 233 pounds he surpasses in weight Melba Carlson and BUI Johnston Pauline Felgel and Hugh Feigel Florence Harrison and Stockwell Clarence PLAY AGAIN AFTER 11 YEARS When Florida plavs Stetson In Gainesville September 30 it will be the i Browder and Ed Browder Sophia Go any or his contemporaries on the Gator first Florida-Stetson football tilt In berna and Mitchell Goberna Addle Mc 111 IfUllj quad II years Cormick and A Barry.