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THIRTY THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1949 4600 for WANT AD Toker Pilaster Romps To Triumph In Riggs Handicap Kirk Pilots Victor, Win Worth $12,850 Ma 17 -P in the silkj oi A Ai.er -cic er t-. ar victory 'hf 4 -if the 15.000 1 Piirlico t- niCi'ini: in clear cold 9 the erci tne rr.iie and a half 3 Stable's Chains 'r rid a iei.rth ahead of his Away. Pila-itcr, LOWEST PRICES F-R-E-E DELIVERY PHONE 5281 A LIQUOR STORE Itrmt ot ridden by Carson Kirk, paid 11 40 $5 40 and $3 80 across the board. Mrs.

Deermg Howe's Donor, top- weight of the field (if nine sLarter.s. mas favored at 8-5 odds but finished a badly beaten sixth. Stud Poker, an outsider, was sent out for the lead in the long haul and Ihr chHinpion held on for nearly a mile. Chains was in clxjse pursuit and the field bunched h-n the and it appeared that any one of the held could take the purse Irum that point. was running last with Donor for three-quarters but not far from tlie lead.

Kirk made his bid at the far turn and threaoed his may caretully through the pack. At top Of the stretch Pilaster caught Chains and gradually pulled away. Pilaster earned a purse of 12.850 today Riggs, and annexed his second straight stakes. On Saturday he had captured tiie 2h tnile Pimlico Cup when Eddie Arcaro pulled up Blue HilLs a mile from the end. The five-ycar-oid gelding was formerly owned by tlie, late Harry L.

Straus, but was recently temporarily leased to Bonsai, trainer for many years. A crowd of approximately 11.000 fans were on hand for the final Pimlico program at the next to la.si meet of the Maryland season. Bowie will open a thirteen-day session on Saturday. Pritchard Out With Bad Knee PHILADELPHIA. Nov.

17 Bo.sh Piitchard, most of the Philadelphia good backs, will sil out the New York game Sunday cau.se of a wrenched knee, the team physician reported. Piurhaid banged up as the Fagles defeated the Washington in a national ioolball league game last FOOTBALL SELECTIONS Following an the Iwtball ffleo tioft' of Intrrnatlonal News Bervirr rx- from coa.tl to on this werkmd games. Average to date, including tie- tt. per cent, based on 335 right out of 430 picked Moose To Practice The Cumberland Loyal Order of Moose basketball team will hold tonight at 8 at SS. Peter and Paul gymnasium.

Selections RCK KINC.HAM By The 1 Home, Supreme Moment. Sir OorhlU. 2 Pat Thf Pilot. Free Crown Hi Hafh. i 3 She's Happy.

Nuptial, Ace Trophy. 4 Oay Ten, Cigar. Rmnanelll. 5 Alrpan. Plavanna.

Minutes. Blenhn, Split The Wind. Batchfly. 7 Madracen. New Dealer, i Varodi.

Eilehcor Wise Palsano. best bit Ciay Ten. i RO( KINOIIAM By Joteph Gelardl tlNKl 1 -Speeding Home, Gay Oino, Tiger Rash- 2 -HI Hash. Pal The Pilot Oay Jes.sica. 3 Ace Trophy, Happy.

Superex. 4 Red Banjo. Romanelh Cigar. I 5 Skv Chilla, Grey Beard, Great 6 Spilt The Wind Fu.silerr Aethelred 7 Old Union. Tlllerette V.

i.se Gates Mills. BIST The Wind. Rockingham POST I 15 PES I-ANI By Pat KubinMUi Prinrton 21 Dartmouth 20 tossup Tigers running to offset Clayton. Yale 21 HarvHrd 14 Harvard pa.s.ser.s riddled by mjurie.s. Pitt 27 Penn State 14 Pitt to overpomer in briii.Mng battle Villanova 28 No.

Carolina State 14 Villanova still one of the best. Brown 28 Columbia 14 line too powerful for Columbia. NJU 35 CCNY 0 NYU finds a soft touch at last. Fordham 28 Rutgers 27 Rams on rebound agaimt worthy foe. Syracu.se 35 Colgate 21 where pa-Nses click.

Georgetown 35 Geo. Washington 14 Hoyas have the speed and drive. Holy Cross 21 Temple 20 H. C. pegged for tight upset at home, Lehigh 21 LaPayette 20 I-e- speed to edge power.

Boston U. 35 St. Bonaventure 21 U. has too much of everything. Bucknell 21 Muhlenberg 14 Bucknell to win on pa-sses Trinity 14 Tufts 7 Trinity to remain unbeaten in tight game.

Alabama 28 Miss. Southern 0 'Bama In a Vanderbilt 34 Marshall 6 Mar- much too small, Georgia 32 Duquesne 7 Another drubbing in Duke.s’ tour. SOI I IIV 4 LST By Clayt Kaufman Southern MethodLt 21 Baylor 13 N(xl to SMU in bruising battle, Ricc 27 Texas Christian 14 RicP to clinch SWC ch.unpionship. William A' Mary 21 Arkan.vas 2- Flip the coin again. Houston 14 lYinity 7 Edge to Houston expi'rience.

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You1l hove to hurry they'll go fast at such price! CONCORD FACTORY SHOWROOM 313 S. Mechonic St, Phone 1031 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. lai.i. A i.p I 1 1 1 -ano 111 Vai-'vl.

10 xxSa.glit no Mai in- Mv Namv 111 Bi i vftir Ci.e -er 104 Fu-e Lail tOi xTake ('tmiae 10 $: t.al*.-. MiiA 111 vllth Hulma 104 sk in LUting 114 tAm 111 i Z-J. X- 5 XX -7 itik AAi L.ned MIIJWI ST By Ken OfisiHn Michigan 27 Ohio 20 Mirhignn's third straighf Big Ten title 28 7 Min- goe.s to the Rose Bowl. Purdue 20 Indiana 7 Old Oaken Bucket stays with Purdue. Northwestern 20 Illinois 14 Watch Northwe.stern’.s passing Notre 34 Iowa 7 The Irl.sh on passing, running or craw- hng.

MIIH.ANU.'i! (ienr KoRU'vkl Mi.sAOun 'Jd. Kansius U. 14 Mli- zou's offense Oklahoma 34 Clara 7 roll toward undefeated vr.ir Nehraskg 28 Colorado 7 Neb- through the taekle.s 14 7 Tul. a pjuAlng will be deri.Nlve factor Oklahoma A 21 Wtehtta 7 A A' around the ends St I niils Tl 28 Bradley 0 St. Louis too big for Bradley.

snri If i By Cecil Brownlow Virginia 20 Tiilane 14 A tmigh one, but Virginia to continue win streak North Carolina 20. Duke 14 rhoo Choo Just is off the injured bemli Kc'iilucky 21 7 Wildcats out foi cdnfcrcnrr title Florida 19 Mlhiu 13 Off-and- on to be nu on 1 7 Welterweight Funnan ClrorglH Tech 27 Siuith Carolina 5 Tech can breathe ea-sy on Ihl one DSU 32 Louisiana A Tiger rest cure before Tiilane MOUNTAIN By Harley Murray Colorado College 21 Colorado! Mines 7 The Miners are short of; manpower. Montana University 27 Brigham Young 12 An easy one for Mun! tana. Colorado A 35 New Mexico A 0 New Mexico Aggies out I of their class. PAC IFIC COAST By Joe St.

Amant California 28 Stanford 21 Cal jis steady and deep, i Univ. San 20 Marquette Dons make season a success. St. 14 San Jose 0 Gales need this one. Oregon State 14 Oregon 7 Tough traditional battle.

Southern Calif. 27 UCLA 21 It be easy, Wa.shington 14 Washn State 0 Huskies deserve this one. College of Pacific 49 Fresno 0 Swoosh. lioyola 40 Pepperdine 14 Loyola come.s into its own. Coming On Wins At Rockingham SALEM, N.

Nov. 17 f.Tl-C. A. Coming On, under a good ride by won 11 race by winning the furlong Tamworth allowance in 1:13 at Rockingham Park. The PhHraboy-Rlpiiling On three year old.

fourth through earK going moved up on the bend for home. Mieaked through on the rail and broke clear to maintain a length advantage over S. Glane Champion Buddy. Mixle Cabin St.able'.s I Forgot tiiiid, another length back. Price.s were.

Coming On $4 60 2.80 and 2 20 Champion Buddy 4.40 and 60 and I Forgot 3 80 The attendance was 6410 The dally double paid 189.20 on O'liar Boy, ow ned by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grant and Mrs.

Elizabeth Muckler's River Pilot. Results IMMLHO 1 -Abbotstown, L. 0 4 Ooto. ontx-rt 11 160 GrlftUh 40 2 Onllrat. J.

Robertion 5 2 JO. 3 M. Tirr Parlxo 4 I For Cx.sh, J. 8 3 4 dh-Easy Chop. R.

5 20 dh for third, 3 -Itivnk. lurr 10 0 3 20 Ftfty Fifty, A 3 20 Lesdrr. E. A. Ruwrll 2 40 Brookinrtide Hlable entry.

4 BaUn. L. Bxtchellcr 2 0 2 20 Hrixr White. S. 3 3 20 HMur, J.

Kobertaon 2 20 5 IndUfe, K. 45.60. 1.20. 8 BoulmeUi 0 3 80 Risk Whirl, i J. Cano a JO.

1 rt C. Kirk 11 40 5 40 80 Errlco 5 40 b-Gomg J. RenIck 4 b- Brooknteade Stable entry. 7 Oulja. C.

Errlco 9 40 4 80 3 0 MyaUKogue, B. 7 40 5 20 lilts. Gee 8 N. Shuk 11 Grand Prince IL 3.40 2 80 Knirybett-. Robertson 3 JO OAll.y not Bl.fc—Abballalo*B and Onil- paid Blondell Is Mutuels Manager At Sunshine OLDSMAR, Nov.

17 (eP -Officials of Sunshine Park announced today the appointment of StTtiorn Blondell. of Baltimore, as director of mutuels for the 51 -day meeting which gets under way here on Jan. 13 Blondell has been associated with i va riou' mutuel departments the country. In recciT year.s he served a.s chief aide to mutuel manager Riggs Mahony. RIM KI.NGHAM 1 Boy.

P. Mllligxn 9 20 4 40 3 Uftrdfn Wrck. 0 4 JO. Whim WUf Delpldto 4 60 2 --Rlvcr Pilot, C. Mullins 23 JO.

12 40 8 80 Another C. 7 80 Mindanao. F. Zehr JO. 3 Fighting Gypsy.

J. Ternullo 5 JO. 3 80 3 Sunshade. L. Dotter 4 80 3 20 Gay Franka.

C. 4 30 4 Duckberry. R. D. Jones 12 20 5 JO.

3 Copacabana. J. Ternullo 5 3 Beau Fortune, Burns 2 80 5 Trea.xure Key, C. Mullins 5 80 3.40 2 80 Sky ChUla Milligan 9 40 4 JO i It, 3 20 -Coming On. 4 80 2 80 2 80 Champion Buddy J.

Auguslino 4 40 3 60 I Forgot Terranova 3.80 I 7 Haw, M. Parker 21 20 8 80 5 20 Wonder Why. A. Ferralulo 11 80 7 Chald- son, Zehr 5 8 Camolino, Delpidlo 10 80 7 40 4 60 Burns 9 5 80 Btrldewell, R. Jones 7 IIAII.V DOlm.F--Oinar and Rlter Pilot paid Damage To Hotels By Virginia Fans Is Set At $1,200 1 A.

Nov. 17 -I Virginia rooter.s caused an esttmaied damage while celebrai in; football victory over Penn.svlva;:..» Nov. 5 Phlladelpina hoteirncn today. A ((rnplele list of dain.i'-e a.ssembled to send to Presideiu 1-1 gate Darden of the Unhcr VlrgiiUit, Bennett Tou.de>. of the Philadelphia Hotel elation, said.

aie ai.so 'endlnz wV nam we can Touvley added ToiLsley said ma fans were up on and waving conlederaie fKi described their stay as President Darden ir extent of damage and names of thi offender.s, saying he was at the damage and con 5 it of the damage was confmec to the Adelphia and Benjamin Franklin hotels, where Virgmb rooter.s established Touvley William H. Hanied, the Ac.elphb manager, an Incomplete rt up showed damage exceeding at his hotel. Maxwell Club Names Hart Player Of Year PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 17 Htg l.eon Hart, Notre Duine's end and co-captuin.

today wa.s named college pluyer of the by Hie Maxwell Memorial Football Pir uient Bert Bell that Hart wa.x the unantmnu.s clinit of the Maxwell board of governors. He i.s tlu' Hrsl end fo be plckrd for honor Uie organization of the club in 1937 Hart recently was chwen as line- of the week by the A.s.soclHted for his brilliant In Notre 34 21 victory over Michigan Mtate. 900 Bucks Slain FREDPTITCKSBURG, Texa.s. Nov. 1 1 1 A record kill of more than 900 buck.s wa.s reported here today for the fir.st day of the dt er hunting season yesterday.

The game was killed In Gillespie county in the rolling hill country of South Central Texa.s. Scratches PIMI.ICO: Pick. Sctndkl. Arnie, Whirl A Bit, 8 3 Picture Lady, Brc And Brr Gren- mdr. flou Drtprlt, Blgote; I -III PI.

KINGIiAM: I- Big Lion. HI Hmh, 2 Airy 0 Glno, Atamftn. 3 Swing Tunr 8 Angri Of 7 Bull- hratl. Mflkstonr, 8 KrUprldr. Big And lUd, Sobre Row Canyon IF IT'S HARDWARE VOU'LL FIND IT AT WILSON HARDWARE 10 N.

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