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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, OCT. 30, 1943 Cleveland '11' JAMAICA FORM Froslbifes Ready SPORT By Bill Hoimars BASEBALL Harold Burr TURF Tapper Mill SCHOOLS Jimmy Murphy ROUNDUP Nearer 1 SHORTS DACCD AM The magnates are all set to attend the DMJCDMIL draft meeting at Chicago Monday President Branch Rickey will represent the Dodgers and George Weiss the Yankees, a couple of wise birds are picking up good buys at baseball's bargain counter Manager Leo Durocher has left town, but not for the Windy City NUTS AND JOLTS Thit trill irach you fa break inln The Lip is going to California for 1 his vacation The biggest dele- wtV5 i 1 TitFm clubs is that of the Giants Led by President Horace Stone-ham, Treasurer Leo Bondy, Manager Mel Ott, Secretary Eddie Brannick and Scouts Hank De Berry and Frank Rickey will all make the safari The Giants and Athletics, because they finished last, will Have first crack at any athletes subject to the draft 1 uhich team needs players most It's said the George Uhle will rejoin his old battery mate, Steve O'Neill, next year as coach of the Detroit Tigers That is if Steve holds his own job as manager of the Bengals The Indians paid $15,000 for Ed Klieman, star pitcher of the Orioles This constitutes a big drop in the Baltimore ivory market Jack Dunn was baseball's super salesman he disposed of Lefty Grove, George Earn-shaw and Jack Bentley for the biggest prices ever shelled out for Oriole pitchers But those were the days before the rich clubs started their own plantations and raised their stars from the cradle City Meeting) By TAPPER I -No boy No boy -No uuy 3 6-1 k-1 4 bvuniuwu tio.e- nDt-arotirn Slab entry larmerette. alwaya partial to this ronror. ia well rigged here and soar be the right one in a hard-to-dope heat. Oserdraon.

victor last out. is well loaded, tire Harden at the peak of hia form and will be the one to rates but the atecd hoa a bad rase af faliit-hearlednoaa. KlrlH RACE SlO.uuo aooea. auu up, m.ie and seventy irtis. Proo Horse Jockey ftOYV Hrooks I HK- 11)1)1 f.

Mrhrlena Wt Odes iip tin -i i-i loa 15-1 117 30-1 107 20-1 112 4-1 116 10-1 106 15-1 loti 20-1 105 15-1 105 40-1 winning 1 KIM. Ii ABHt tiroha 1 Oood Mornmg- 4 Wan Bit 5 6 Bngbl Willie 8 To.a Ro.se 9 KcoUnad Light- 10 tye tat Eye 11 Bonnet Ann 12 Perl Boisv, ahowitig No boy -Ciuens No boy No bov -Mehrtens -Eritkson No boy Wah.er -Permane return form last our aeteetiaa the tsrarsdale 'rap. todar'a feature. Geta in weil and the distance auita. Firat friddle ia loaded with ponnda and waa never better, but ia the dialanee lone enough? wing a ADitry ran aa better.

SIXTH RACE-I. 300; ahowocceg; two- e.g lur.til.fi Prob Odd- II SPIIIRK Jock No her 1 1 fi Mil BKK- -No boy nd lid 116 4-1 lit 111 lot No -l 16-1 20-1 15-1 8-1 1C-1 12-1 12-1 10-1 6-1 10-1 1 Hf.d No boy 2 r.yciiic Ka.e No oov 1:6 4 Lmdbelg 5 Sy tracer uu 116 6 dApp KnotKer No buy 116 7 D.or.-od 8 Purfcy Boy No boy 1:6 9 H)dianl Nodar-e 10 Charmed Lite No boy 160 13 Sh.i.mg Deed Grohs at erab.e entry Spheric, though breaking from the collide, irrwi to poaseaa an edge aver thia field of tno-year-old ralta and geldinga. l.ou-Bre. also given a disadvaulageoufl post, ia the threat of the race, lit lat l.se bobbed up with a winning eflort in last and on a repeal wf that try ceald Ukr it all r'EVFN 1 II RACE 83 000; gllowances: and up. one and miiei.

Prob PP Horse Jockey Wt. Odd BIO ASH No bov III S-l 4 BI IIHIKKV Pit; III J- .1 Permane 111 4-1 1 Total tc.lpae Atkinson 117 8-1 2 S.r Allred So boy 111 lo-l 5 Citv Talk No boy 111 12-1 axFive pounds, xxx fceven pounds au- aMownnce Big Hah waa poorly ridden a week age to finish unplaced, beaten a abort margin lor all the mones (an win here if handled Blueberrs pie. second in Ihe aame race, dopea aa the one to handle. Ilu'inbiel Is last but inclined la chuck it in the lun for home. Br siT ONI.

KHI ACE. 'Sportsman's Park Entries I OR SATI RDAV I PIRST RACK -tl 100- claiming' thrc-I and up uii.e and aixlcemn. Wt wt I 1 'rou Prou 106 South Bound 111 111 10 Uurle Waiter 111 JVs'raed lllllt.a.ner 105 sooraeri nnr 1 1 3 12 A.c.nous ht Step ln 13 u.iimibu 111 Boy 111 1 pl)d On 111 15 Plucky Muff 111 i rue 111 lb Km I (tola til i-ICONil RACE- 41 100. eli mn three. yi.ir-o.a and mile and aeventy yarda.

ff Wl wt. 1 nmarl Charv 114 9 Tlp Your Hat 109 in!) 10 Silver San 118 3 Piei l.auref.8 114 11 Hard Wrack 118 4 Ml. Merit 111 (irenlle 118 Sna-ta Man 1 IB 13 Ir B.mes 118 111 14 Parl Favorite 109 i Piaster '10 15Kniht Call 114 114 16 Bailvarnett lib THIRD RArE 11.100 rlaimint. two. v.

mil and sewntv yards. Wt Wt IsB i.a.ro Itl't 8 Bn.selda 104 111 7 Soring Olor 104 3 Rockaond Jean 107 M'aa Rcaard K3 4 B-itv Van 104 IJ.mie 104 Shek 107 FOllRTH RACE 81100: eialnwuj: nille and aeventy yards Wt Wl 1 Susan Cotmanl 105 8 Bip 118 2 King 108 8 Arrive on Time 108 3 Random Breez HiH 7 xValnor 100 4 (ii.d (If 108 8 Dine Flag 108 FIFTH the Dojtlnt Pan Hiinoirap, al; age. een lurlongj. Wt 1 Robs flream Ira I UavsKasr. lot POLY GAINS COSTLYVICTORY Norton May Have Fractured Shoulder in Mann Game It's a nice question pasteboards.

Other tickets are put away for "safekeeping" and otherwise kept from being cashed. Anyway, there it is, mates, $291,973, and you'd better start checking those tickets you have laying around. It's gonna be a long, hard Winter and one of the.m may entitle you to a hunk of the dough. IIOMESTRETf IIIN'G Got to give it to Jockey Tracy Vercher for courage Sunday he was tossed from a horse he was galloping did not ride Monday or Tuesday, but Wednesday was astride Lovely Drlore. Skin Deep and Mokatam, despite suffering intense pain After the last race he was examined by a doctor who found he had two broken Trainer Harris Brown plans to Winter the Mill River Stable horses at The King Ranch will race a division of horses at the Fair Grounds meeting in Louisiana, It was announced by Max Hirsch Flash: Teddy Atkinson has been signed to do the riding for the Woolford Farm during the Florida season.

It was a costly 13 to 0 over Horace Mann School the traditional same with a major blow when Pete Norton, fleet back, suffered a severe Tl IDC lwll seen breed-improvers thirsting (or winners much in the manner of a man seeking water after being on the desert for a couple of days, it is something of a phenomenon that there remains in the coffers of the New York race tracks a total or in uncashed bets for the 1943 season. L'ndrr the law this money must remain in possession of the tracks until April 1, after which it is turned over to the State of New York. It is expected that not more than 8 percent of the amount will be claimed between How and the deadline, so it will be seen that the sovereign State of New York is in for an unexpected and entirely undeserved windfall. Just how rome such an amount Is ignored by the fans? There are many reasons. Lost tickets constitute a big one why some of the money is never claimed, the StoopenT notwithstanding.

Then, too, some of the breed-improvers In the excitement of racing frequently destroy the valuable For Pneumonia Derby Series Fleet of 30 Dinghies In Opening Race on The Sound Tomorrow By JACK RAMSAY The 1943 "Frost Bite" season will get under way tomorrow at Larch-mont. Many Long Island Sound skippers plan to take part In this year's Winter racing season if they can buy or borrow a dinghy suitable for the sport. A fleet of 30 craft is promised for tomorrow's events which will start at 11 a.m. The Manhasset Bay fleet of Port Washington, L. plans to visit Larchmont with a dozen boats to compete for prizes donated by the BO clvss.

The committee in charge expects to get in three race before lunch and then start again at 2 or 3:30 p.m. and race until dark. To Elect Officers During the luncheon intermission, the Class B-One design clasa will go into its annual session at which time new officers will be elected for the 1943-44 term and new sails discussed. The committee of the class, Cornelius shields, Hudson Lemkau and Arthur Knapp, is making an appeal to owners of BO dinghies to advise it of the availability of any craft, as there is a great demand lor these dinks along both shores of the Sound. Following, tomorrow's "Eye-open er, the Pneumonia Derby will hold races every Sunday beginning next Sunday and continuing on through April, when the big boats will take over for the 1944 yachting season.

At the annual meeting of the Junior Yacht Racing Association, held at the New York Yacht Club, 37 W. 44th Manhattan. Thursday night, Walbridge 6. Taft of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, Bay, was elected chairman; V. R.

Coudert, Indian Harbor Y. corresponding secretary; Hovt O. Perry, Pequot Y. recording secretary, and Jesse A. B.

Smith, Stamford Y. treasurer. Plans for next yeara activities among Junior sailors on Long Island Sound were held in abeyance pending any change in the war situation over the Winter months. Final schedules, if any. and plans for next Summer were laid over until the Spring meeting of the association in April.

Davis Get Medal Members of the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound, to which various clubs on the Westchester, Connecticut and Long Island shores belong, held its annual meeting Thursday night at the New York Yacht Club, followed by a dinner at which medals and pennant were to championship inners of the past seaison. Arthur P. Davis. Brooklyn, skipper of the international sloop Patricia, took top honors by receiving the medal for the title in the International The Atlantic class medal was presented to Jack Sutphen of the sloop Teal. Phil Pation received the 8 cla.sjt title by bringing Ins Kandahar home in front of Bill Chesley Jr.

in Auley by the slight margin of a boat length. Arthur Deacon was doubly honored at the dinner by receiving the Star class title for Long Island Sound and the International star class crown which he won at Bay Shore over skippers from all parti of the world. The Port Jafferson. L. I.

Chamber of Commerce has named a committee of three to obtain from the Brookhaven. L. Town Board allocation of funds to create a yacht ba-sin. The Mte of the proposed haven will either be on the south shore of the harbor or on the wect nirin in thai virimtv nf Ihe I local yacht club. Cook Paces Georgia To 30-0 Grid Win Athens.

Oct. 30 (URi The University of Georgia Bulldoirs. led by Tailback Johnnv Cook, who scored three touchtlowr.a and toe.sed a pass for another, defeated the Howard College Seadogs. 30 0. before 5.000 fans at Sanford Sta- dium here last night.

COOk TetUITied B. punt 5 yards in th firt. raprlnrl In rwn t.Vi ccsrts.r and tossed a 20-yard pa. to Edgar Bratton for a score In the second period to give the Bulldogs a half-time lead of 14 0 Cook scored again In the! third quarter on a three-yard line smash and followed with a repeat performance in the final period. Billy Rutland also tallied in the fourth quarter, as did Bill McConnell who took a pas from Pierce Robert-aon as the final whistle sounded.

The Scadonjs threatened twice, once in the first period and again in the third quarter, reaching the Georgia 20-yard line on both occasions. Mountaineers Choice to Rout Annoying Jinx Mount St. Michael, unbeaten In five encounters and one of the most powerful elevens in the city, meets Brooklyn Prep at Mount St. Michael Field. 4300 Murdock Ave, Bronx, tomorrow Bfternoon -at 2:30 o'clock.

To reach the Mountaineers' gridiron takp the Lexington Ave. subway to 231st St. and a bus to the field. For several years now the Mountaineers and the Crown Heights eleven hae clashed, and it seems as though Brooklyn Prep has the Indian sign on the Saints aa they have alwavs emersed victorious. Perhaps the Jinx will hold true tomorrow.

Last year Brooklyn Prep topped a heavy-favored Mount St. Michael team. 1912. Brooklyn Prep is a speedy eleven which hai been improving with "tit itainr. nu ir oinun.

in nis etghtu year ol coaching the Moun taineers, has seen Zev Grahams team play against Cardinal Hives SCHOOLS John McCarthy, a sturdy individual when it comes to Distance running, is likely to give St. Francis Prep the C. H. S. A.

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individual cross-country titles over the Van Cortlandt Park trail on Election Day and Saturday, Nov. 20 Al Greve, for-mer All-Scholastic end of Abraham Lincoln High School, an ensign in the navy, has completed his course at Pensarola and has been Wuiue 11(1 7 it. 107 I 3 Miss E'hel Wl I Mn. uliOR (Empire (ONLY WEST THREF HOKSEJ ARE FOR 8ATIRDA1 FIRST RACft 12.300 ours; Iwo-year- Prob w. Ocas lit; PP Horse BOI NliING HOME-Givni in sTI DOR KINii AtktBMM 14 IklhU TAR Hrubl 1 bljracanib No lny 2 Fund Friend 'No boy 3 Dark Disvf No boy 4 James T.

R. Wr.grit 5 Magellan No boy 8 Broils lis us 116 i iu 116 113 116 4 1 -l 50-1 60-1 -l 15-1 8-1 7 Mav Wine Snider 116 30-1 113 3-1 20-1 116 30-1 116 20-1 113 50-1 60-1 116 4-1 blormeriy 8 Gal. ant Chance 11 PUy Dumv 12 Btlll Llff 13 sudinft Home 15 Still Blue No boy No boy Brooks No bov No boy -No bov 18 Barbara Girl 17 BDevil's Guicir aBrookmradr Stable ran aa Friend Indeed. eniiy BaBnainf Hone, rlaae Bp in rreent tries, grill hava IA ruergrtic invent Boating ana awaca aa the winner against thia Balkr field- Tudur King, way own, it Ifae mar to bent. Irish Tar haa plenty af lira nut aaa appointed often when eonfinull barked.

SECOND RACE $2 100: claiming: ud up. tl.e and one-eufiuti mile. Prob Horse JrH-krr Wt Oads 5 nON'r. SMI.N' Permane lit i-l 1 BIBKON Atkinson I IK l-t 4 mttllll'l II 1 I II -l 2 Su.ita Lmdbe'au 114 4-1 6 Panbroom 116 6-1 One Shen did not rnn ills rare in last, peine nnplared for one of the fro times this year. an do mueh belter and mar flash the improvement here.

Kubieon aeored rleverly in last, off nhirh win be ia a threat. i aduieu. winner lal time not, ia ruuniiic in new THIRD RACE t2 .600. ar.res; three-year-old and up. e.x Prob Hor Jorkev 1 I'RIt' KSK.HT No bos 4 B4HDIA Hrilhl 7 HIsL ADVK I Atkinson 1 B.i.y Rjife ticl m.dl 2 Miidr.e K.li AlKin.son Wt.

Odd 111 4-1 mi 111 10-1 8-1 112 S-l 120 8-1 in 10-1 111 8-1 10T 5-1 5 aShow Tuon Vi rcfier 6 Air Current Dead Leve: No boy a Islam's Is.am No boy 10 Ddrtaway fcn buy aMrs Rabir.uwiu and Mr: N. vs entry Erie Knubt. makinr debut in the Ja-eoba eolora. showed unusnal murage for him. hanrliif on to fiuish second.

Mav alar ail the way here. Bardia. a bearrat en an off-lraek. won in band mtste Thurtdav and will he running at thg end. VYiae Adelre will bare to bo raucht.

POt.RTH RACE 15 000 added; handicap, ayes luriongs. Prob PP llT-se Jo. key Odds FARMI Hi TTF So ho Mt 4-1 It aOVI HI1KAHV No bov I -1 MM VtKllt So per I Churchill Downs Entries K)R S4TI RIMY PIRST RACE and ui Mng. I 000 one ot.e-ha.f li. pp W- K-an 107 2 iFc Oil rer 3 I or ea 4 p.pu-i Pa.saei a SJlet.org 6 IdtoH 7 rThe Nlaaut In 9 Rraabout 10 rod ni 13 aBarkP.amf :7 14 Vs.rB r.

.0 15 aca Brum ei 111) IS Ail Charm 103 0 17 Huaabi' 105 114 107 104 18 True (star 19 r.1 na Gold 20 iBu.v Jose SPCOND RACr-II 000 clalmtn. mile ard a fcteenth. Wt 1 Or'etVt It Im ge I'W r'-rgeMaid It 2 Double Br-b I' 7 Princess lot 1 aMateriaUro 108 8 nally 1 09 4 I.ucgv Maid Iiw 9 Linger Aiong Otav Pgsi in THIRD RACI-UOOO ma dent the Harmonv Lauding, two-yrar-oids, a figteenth wt 1 BtePrnrea 1 Our Risk 115 2 xLangs Bo I 6 nMor.e 3 Sun 115 Bt -akdown 11 4 Oft The Bern :5 FOURTH RACE ll.OOO: elaming; three-year-oids and up, m.le and one-eigrith. Wt 1 114 7 Go 2 (far Monarch 1 1 8 nlrtiera.lt 3 Allhai gner Son Risk 1 1 4 Oar Kit )0A 10 Kin 5 xHea Targ I'l Magnetism 114 6 xAnr.a liai 2 xt'onnect ur 109 F1PTH RACK- 1 200 tie Broan Hotel Handicap; ihree-vear-olda and up, and one. hail furlonga Wt Wt 1 Suv Snare 107 4 aFag 2 Topic 109 6 keasnol 101 3 Oo.d Princesa 112 6aKs'man Sog 10 Parol entrv SIXTH RArr bOO added the Shawnee Park Handicap, aeven fiir.oiiaa.

Wt Wt 1 aRestoration 110 11 bM-rtv Varrh lo'i 2 all Harp HOUfhief Kt 1'! 1 J'aiaprl 1.1 ll'T 4 Vaiai I. a Long 14 Fire Power '1' 5 Hun et Bie 11 uPana.oi Bel! too )ft obseri e- '1' 7 Kova. Red 107 17 Mm ISO 8 a Top O.iti.g IHlaota Ed 9 102 19 Brief ill 112 10 Rockaood Bov 110 iA av and Smith ar.d Stiver! rntr bflhadvhrook Farm entry PEVFNTH RAC'F 81 000: a mine and up, mi.e and one a -fe-nlh. Wt 1 Afahanistgn 114 Sinuate 2 Rodim.c 115 Chia.am 3P Hi red Boy 114 7 xMoseiem 4 to: Pete 1 14 8 ashaiong '14 Iir.HTH RACF- 81.000: claim. ng t'lrif-vear-olda and up, ini and Vs't 1 Pe nce Betl-rn 114 7 Caol Yarbih.

1'4 2 Merttnrioill 114 80 Main HI 114 JMv Portei I I mark i 4 aP'aherviiig 114 10 xPrecimon in'. 5 Pandemia 114 11 dont 1 6 Thog 1:4 12 HkHvmae 114 Foley Scores Upset Victory Over Lemieux Worcester. Oct. 30 -Pat Foley. 134.

Worcester, won a surprise 10-round unanimou ri -rislon over Joe Lemieux. 140 New Bedford, laot night the JcsUitr-bout at Mechanics Hall. In the semi-tinal Charles Sardo. 157, Revere, di' with Al Barbora. 154,.

North Carver. In another scheduled n-rounder Tony Oshira. l-'3 technically knocked out Moms 126'i, Lawrence, in third round. In ncheduled four-round Mike Welch. 152.

Cambrk'se tivr i-nicallv knocked out Jin.mv uilv 147. Waltham. in the second ro.it.d and Johnny Priest. 129 Bcvton. declsioned Tom Rearciuii.

130 Brockton Scarlets and Sequois In Dexter Grid Battle The Jamaica Scarlets be shooting for their third of tiie season when they tvkle the South Ozone Park Sequin in a semi-pro football game et Dextei Park tomorrow afternoon The kick-off is down for 2 30 oiinck. Third Kmc FVu-n rrtr Knit hi ftardia 0stTdrmit fir Hartai-ii Kinc Bardia Air Curort Show loan 'r Currr.i Erir En.tM p1 WfOi 3 S.rr..T..'. Hoi Tf Fa -m -tlrar, O- Knifh 'own Biii) 1 if iVed Le- tr C'l-r--fe-ir 't-'o-r! En -t 'r Ti Hi rt-fi Ent. -rr IT. 1 -t g.1 aTrrt.

rV--lT k.Dtt F-r a a Soccer Title Boys High Is Third Straight Victim in P. S. A. L. Tournament As the Brooklyn-Queens P.

S. A. L. soccer season progresses, it becomes more evident that Orover Cleveland will be the league champion in place of Lafayette, winner the lavst two years. Cleveland scored its third straight league victory by defeating Boys High, 42, at the Cleveland Field yesterday.

Steve Andieski was the Queens team big scorer with two goals. Jim McNulty and Jack Stirn were the other Cleveland goal makers. Cleveland faces Jefferson Tuesday and Lafayette on Friday. Should Cleveland emerge victorious on those occasions the league crown is just about settled. Lafayette was to have met Jefferson in the other league encounter but was deterred because of a muddy field.

Friends Finally Wins Three non-league encounters were played. Paced by Gordon Edwards, who booted in two goals. Poly Prep blanked McBurney. 40, at Poly Field. Captain Pete McKinley marked up the other two goals.

Brooklyn Friends its first triumph in three by toppling Staten Island Day School, 21, at the Friends' Field. Carl Cook registered the winning goal for Friends with one minute and 40 seconds remaining in Uie game. Forest Hills stored its fourth triumph in five games a it victimized Garden City. 30. at Garden City's Field.

Paul Fleishman Urt other. Pol (t-oer coac.and. Mnrse Boys Hiah lO II 0 1 I -Stun -sl)r. Vatael DlFiore Raab Amoroso Verdi OL Sabadim Goaia Verdi 2. McNulty.

Stlrn. Subs'. tute. -Cleveland Pattl. Hal-sey.

Colardro. Lanutri Kempf Je-chky Oranitt. Lnne- Bnvs High Nuasbaum. Pollark. Phoras iiernian Denta, Mi.ier.

Isaacfcon. Cance.lara Schettinl, Tepper, Kaplan. T.me of hn.iea-10 minutes. Referee- Cnnen Poa. PoIt Prep McBurney rboe Baron RB RniKon Snta.l LB Krarke Oppenhenner Donieatiro Cook CH Bni.Mloa Knlrkt rbocker Billo Trebor OR Hun'mgton Bruce I MrKiniey Brooks F.

Kdaaids Rmbal I L. Buid.ck Karner 0 Jei-sn F-ey Ooala- Eduarris 2 MrKiniey, Bnrdick. Prep: Tiiiey, Hurley, Weth. Hillyir. Crane.

McBurney: Evers. Ro) Italian Relei ee Krmsky. Time ol tluarlera-12 minutea. Brooklyn Sia'en TMand Po Friends. Uay School.

OL. Weeks Brown 1 L. Oivan Conger Donegan (iarcia -Southard -F ott -crnnue --Cook Columbo Smith -R Elliott Badenhfln.e. Lr etstah, (m Hi F. Everson Northern.

r.r.n Craltter Ooala- Doneaan. Cook. Garcia Substitute- Stalcn Island Irure Time or halies nunute. Referee Arthur I Poa Forest Hills Oarden Cltr nniK 1 Dam Lamp-on wa ker I Johnston i SrnUinun Dunne CH Lpaonh Vsernesbach I Maiheibe Mi'V. OR.

Hensrhe; HylatiHer I John. ton Foley Prredpelskiy Tacchl i I Fle.achman Fasctani i 0 1. K.rsla.n i Cioais Fleishman 2 Predeky. Substl-, He Hi .1 Dtrldaor. I B'n'on.

Ward Manser. Rorendaal. Ljea enaard. Laikm. tlrosbafh, gaerison Garden Ct'r Fsrll Bicknell.

R.e-I aer. T.n.e of min-i Ll' Referee- C'srrnan Poly Harriers Down De La Salle, 17 to 38 The Poly Prep cross-country team tonlt five Of the first SIX to deleat De La Salle yesterday, 17 to 38, over the 2', -mile Poly Prep course. Linton Baldwin finished first, by 15 yards over his teammate Grant North, the Blue and White capt-ain. In 12 46. The order of linkh: 1 Lin'on Balftwin, Pn Pren tlran: North Plv Prep 3 fKHilllr! Muri.in Prep 4 Patr.rg F.ordat.

De La Sa.ie 5 8 Pi.t Piep 6. J-in Beht. P.iiv 7. am Ds Le Hal 8. M--Nania'a.

De L.t Salie Jnitn Dor.n-iey. De La 10 Wi.lim Geriano Dt fsa, i'? so 3 14 OH 14 14 34 14 41 14 49 15 05 Rockingham Park Entries FOE Jl BOAT PIRflT ciaimmi: thrc. wi. rt HI 9 Time Oai 108 101 10 Tme 1:4 11 xMr K.mo 1 05 10H 12 Vivid 10? Ill 13 Gay FrmlH U0 1 Rwanda 2 xBaby 3 ucn HoiifT 4 Dt Wu 5 FrW xF.yitisT Nd 112 15 iS rictiT True xAmatwla mp 10S Ifl xTinii'ter SECOND RACE 1 1 ,200 C.Iim.nf fur.ona PP ion t0- 1 SHird Trek K0 2 Rotifers .09 Botonrh 111 117 Pndnd MWk 1:4 4 Three Cn- 10 Vaid.na Idol 114 1 THIRD RACK- 300. CiBim.ru, thrre- furirat1.

Wt Wt I 1 N'innf Bon-- lOftS Ahlhrm 1CW 2 xSnare Room :04 6 Matit 117' 3 kl'h Huh lort Zscabrand 114 ixMifrif 103 FOURTH RACE -1 W0 a. mini, three- ai.a up -u rur.Qncs wt wt 1 Tr? 10B 5 106 2 xBoy Btiby 112 6 ill i 1 1 in.s 7 Lucia Sun 117 4xWar Put i4 FIFTH RACE the Delroar Han-! diriD. U.ree-year-oid and up. i.k iur--orits. PP Wt 1 Rork lift 6 Hsc.

103 1 3 MititiorK 1:0 8 aRuhArt ii 4 BorKo 114 Uifirw 1 3 1 ac 8 B-nny and mjim entr sixth Race iwo the lnu. 0 pp w- wt 1 iDr iixj a xp.aifl ocn Rfd Wrirk 1 7 Ooh.c 3 Murray TSmnpn Z. 105 i5 lOkabena art 1 Lurit and Ml AiJarr rn" PBVFVTH nurr Sfkl r. ard up oi.r aid our- 'hrr-ar-0 fisroth W. ri Ti't 1' 3 5 r'-a'Vr 1 1 I Bo-ud r7 a L-.

ri. ins 3 or da- ll" Pp.i 111 4 tar! 1H EIGHTH F.CT ro" a rr.na ai-ods and CV.sr-s.i- PP A -n -y. 117 2Porr.t I'll rar.rnnl t'l. 3 -s im oc-abArroa l't tjinowrj 'Tift PV. 17 '1 mdtr lii War Ocmtti transferred to Jacksonville for an advance list of studies Rev.

Francis H. Brock, athletic director of Brooklyn Prep, has announced that ten boys will represent the Crown Heights seat of learning In both harrier titular meets specified above They Include Nelll McAllister, another real "dark Bill Ahearn, Artie Foley, Joe Kilduff. Dick Murray. Jack Moore, Kevin De-laney, Paul Spaeth, Tom Dolan and ears me o.ue ana wnnes uu snd ou, ff speed ard George Patemo triple. 011 threat qualities.

thf he ft John Adams. St. Agnes Chamin- wfr'' from under him on the sllp-arie. Central Cathoiio of Lawrence, i lry 'urf or he would have been and Xavier have been the 10 Pv territory on one play. Bronx eleven's victim, while Brook- I tile v'ry next play.

Brandt con-lvn Prep has been beaten in four I 'riued where he left off by tweep mr hnute mnii irakr up the bmbr decision that Poly Prep scored on Poly Field yesterday. With Brooklyn Prea one u-ppk- sm-ov shoulder injury that X-rays may show to be a fracture. With Norton sidelined for the remainder of the season it uould greatly reduce the offensive power of the machine Herb Boi-met has manufactured down at the Country Day School. Norton was maimed early in hostilities and Chester Brajidt and Captain Ferdie Neurohr paced the; Poly atiack. Altera 50-yard march had been halted on Horace Mann.

20 In the fim period, Poly finally found the combination to th enemy's last white stripe in the second quarter. The objective waa reached alter 65-yard parade that required but two plavs. Featuring tins brilliant offensive waa Brandt's 35-yard off tackle daih. He then faded back, uncorked an accurate 15-yard pass to Neurohr, whs stepped the necessary 13 yards for the first touchdown. With Brandt holding, eurohr's sturdy toe sent the plgfkin hurtling over the cross bar 'or the conversion.

Mann Threat Peters Another 65-yard drive in the third period produced Poly Prep's second touchdown and sealed the decision in the duffle bag for keeps. On what is termed doTi in Dyker Heights a Do-Re play, Brandt took. a short screen pass from Neurohr at perfect block- around left end to his destination. This time Neurohr's hid tnr the extra point wai in vain. Horace Mann's only serious threat came la'e in the second period Charlie Farber.

a substitute back, intercepted a Neurohr pass the Horace Mann 33 and ran it back to the Poly 45, With Cal Seaman and Stfve Pichetto alter-natmg in lugging thev marched seven yurds away from the inviting last while stripe, where the Poly defense s'ifrned and drove the Murgon and White brlc to the n. ni.trk the half ended. The- lineup Pi- Po P-ep Rorirt Minn L.tTTia rti fnt Rcroft Kohr-'amni Mfim Btmiteta 6mabauh 1 E''nmiin Pichtt4 Seamaa i. I Cwrr.y I C. RO Tel Clo-ac-n Bt.s 0 1 H.l -Neurnhr sconr bv ftriods p.a.

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IVIiT SM XLL AND LARGE game hunt1" again, up apr.ngs the ppreimial argument as to the rel tive merits of ceer. bear, what have you. Many prefer moose meat to venison the lormer Brooklyn Dodser mentor. Larry MacPhall. for example.

Those who have tasted properly roanted raccoon decare it to be by far the best wild' meat available. you want a real treat r. try porcupine accorain iiuc vmuoor tneis. Is oe-hghtful eatir.e If prepared ticcord. me to the f.atiron" method.

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ajs.i BAIT AND TACKLE HffPIITAB M'II tL21 Kaaaiaaai aaau. Qw. Ihggr Fete rutin. The Long Island District Board of Approved Basketball Officials will hold their next examination for new members on Tuesday evening, Nov. 9, in room 101 of Freeport High School The session will giart promptly at 7 o'clock It will be the last test until Feb.

7, 1944 Byron Englander of Woodiere, L. is one of the valuable backs of the Bordentown Military Institute football team of Bordentown, N. J. Fred Bock of Flushing Is one of the managers of the Cadets' grid forces Patemo, a lineman, has been caliing the signals for the Brooklyn Prep football team In practice the last lew days and may do so in the game against Ml. St.

Michael's on the latter's field in the Bronx tm tomorrow afternoon His brother, George, is a versatile back with the Crown Heights eleven John Hughes, a transfer from St. Francis prep, a capable end, is now eligible for service with the Boys High eleven mid Coach Wally Muller plans to give him plenty of work for the remainder of the campaign. Alex Wauon. Hudson River, and William Kisco, playing alternate shots, won ROUNDUP- weii-fought encounters. Coaches Standing Pat Smith stands pat on his well-rounded backfield of Fred Oliveri, quarter; George right half; Don "leglcy.

left half; Tom Kelly. iuUback. Appell has scored 36 points. He is one of city's top scorers. Ken Oberlin, city C.

H. A. A. shot put champ, and Bill O'Connor, both well over six feet, are excellent defensive ends and good receivers. Zev Graham will aUo co alons with Ills baiklield of George Pa- terno.

Bob MrCoy Dick Reilly and Charley weis. On Mount St Mirhnel't p.v ier-formaiices which saw it score 140 points to the oppositions 25. tin-scholastic department picks Mount St. Michael. 216.

'Follies Ticket Sale The tuket sa the ''Ice FotLe of 1944" uill open at Madison Square Garneri box of Monday morninK. "The now on a IranseonUnetual Urr. wul come into Uie Garden on Nov. 23. The scale of prices runs from $1 10 to $3 85.

the annual Metropolitan Golfers Association scotch foursome tourney ye.stcrday on the soggy Gedney Country Club course in Whit Plains Tilth a par 73 Pal Cici, Salisbury, and Phil Turnesa, Elmwood ere second with 77 Suffering with a sinus condition for two Tieeks, Lou Liule too ball coach of Columbia, wa.s removed to Harkness Paviiion of the Medical Center yesterday for treatment He will not be able to accompany h.s team to Ithaca where Cornell will be lr Ano.ln oH fiv oilier Nrstr. Tliinu I IIU t' rill unw us i I 4 R-iid Chenea III Liberty Flash 101 M.irt.an 114 SIX 1 11 RACF 500: the Natior.al Jo. kev club Hand. rap: tliiep-yegr-olds rf up: mil and e.gh-h. I I a'en' iob 8 rifialue Cherry Triple 10H7Pnmo Our 108 3 Rii ha lOSBPuner 108 4Nihl S'ladow 1 3 9 Tex Hygro 108 5 101 MKVrMH Rt.

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on Monday Bertelll makes his farewell appearance with the IrWi against Navy today T.ie other players summoned include Ray Kuffell, second string end; Ray Davis and Ed Krupa, sub hal'bacts; Ed Trumper, third string end, end Al Sicat, reserve quarterback Andy Phillip, ex-Illinois basketball star, who has been stationed at N. also accompanies the gridders to Parris Island He set an all-time Big Ten scoring record last season. The Pa.sa?oag Park, R. I. Racetrack has been given a one week extension to Nov.

20 of its current meeang Penn denies it was done for psychological reasons, but when the Army Cadets worked out in Franklin Field yesterday for today's game, the scoreboard read: U. of P. 74. Opponents. 6 Between halves at the Giants-Green Bay Taikers football game at the Polo Grounds tomorrow afternoon, the football used in the game will be auctioned off to the highest bidder in a war bond session For the first time in the six-year reign of Thomas H.

Richardson, the Eastern Baseball League suffered a decline In attendance Joe Louis, who doesn't know whether he will relinquish his heavyweight crown after the war, designates Star Harvey, New York negro, now in the Army, as the leading contender for his crown Alabama will resume football next week with svn informal student team of 17-year-olds Howard College of Birmingham has already been booked by the team coached by three members of laM season varsity Mitchell Olenski, Red Gresham and Al Alois Coach Frank Thomas insists that the university is not sponsoring formal football, suspended for the duration JAMAICA SELECTIONS (Empire City Meeting) vwi js svsjsTi.c l.n 1 1 V. 1 I V. by that of the Duseks. who also are represented on tonight's bill Dynamite Joe Cox Georgic Becker ill collide in a special event billed by Promoter Max Joss. In the other matches Max Krauser w.li take on Herbie Freeman.

Rudt Dusek will lock grip with Jim and Hans Schwan; will face Jim Austen. BIT R. WAR BOMXt AXD SAVINGS STAMPS DON'T LET THE FEATHERS FLV save them! At least thats the idea conrrvation auihonties are trying to comey to this season's crop of durk hunters This program, initiated bv Duclts Unlimited, uiises hunters ho succesfui.y ta wildfowl to save the small down and body feathers which are ure-ently needed for linm tude flyini nuts, tor zero-proof parkas ar.d sleeping bags for tService m-ii in colder parts of the world, A.l waterf 1 feathers less than 2' inches iong ran be used. They should be kept dry and shipped transportation chare? coiiect. to 1 Ducfcs Unlimited.

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