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BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 2, 1951 17 i BylWnll Cnn Tah Clinht LITTLE SPORT i CN. DE0DL1D ad (GUM By High Tide for Eagle Anglers Sandy I litis fataalt lay! Fire IsUad I (araetat I Ki. Meek I Paint lictelletusl I lata! I Bay lalet laaasa AM. P.M.

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P.M. tv, 4 :6, mm l' 1 "II 34 rnA, Salur.lsr. rek. I Kor hiah al A-ltury I'srk, tWurt 411 minutes Iron Hanoy Hook tiaie. ror huh Li'le at Atlantic Lay.

J. (near brlillel. and I hour and It minutes ta Sandy Hook time. Soccer Clubs Eye End of Deadlock By BILL GRAHAM Highlighting the soccer weekend card will be the fourth attempt to split the German-Hungarian S. C.

and Brookhattan F. C. at Metropolitan Oval, Metropolitan and Andrews tomorrow afternoon. In order to allow plenty of daylight to finish the game, the kickoff will be at 2 p.m. In the previous Catholic Kegling League Leaders Retain Margin The leaders in Section of the Catholic Men's Howling League maintained their com fortable margin over the con tenders as first-place St.

Barbara Blue (3717) and St. John the Baptist White (3618), in second place, each won three games. The Blues swept three games from St. Barbara White as Rocky Staudt threw a 509 series and Eddy Fasullo tossed 493. St.

John's pummelled the last-place St. Barbara Black in a trio of routs. Sam Cusmi.no came close to the charmed 600 mark with a 591 total, including a 200 game. Joe Messina, Sam's cousin, was second best for St. John's with! 501.

In another bout of the sec tion, St. Barbara Gold held on to third place by turning back bt. Barbara Red twice. Pete Bonventre and John LaMarca paced the two-fold victory with series of 499 and 497, respectively. Sal Fasullo had a 537 outpouring for the Red.

St. John the Baptist Blue re gained undisputed possession of fourth place by defeating Catho lic War Veterans, 21. Gabe Bevilacqua continued his steady game with a 557 series. In Section the struggle for first place continues to be waged by three teams. At the moment, St.

Francis de Paola Gold, with a record of 3918, is just one lap in front of its White colleague and three in front of 14 Holy Martyrs Red, The standings: SECTION A Knicks Take Oyer Top Section Berth By Edging Out Hals Syracuse, Feb. 2 The Knicks took over first place in the Eastern Division of the N.B.A. last night by beating the Syracuse Nationals, 9390, before 4,092 as Philadelphia defeated Boston. The Knicks led by 12 points in the final period, then barely staved off the Nats. Dolf Schayes of Syracuse led the scorers with 26 points.

Ahead, 89 to 79, with just two minutes to play, the Knicks were able to win their fourth in a row and sixth rn seven games by sinking their free throws while the National, stormed to within one point of them on two three-point plays and a third basket by Schayes, a one-hander by Fred Solari and a free throw by player- coach Al Cervi. Schayes' last score made the count 91 to 90, with a half min ute to go. Syracuse led, 42 to 39, at the half. But New ork took charge; in the third period, which it ended with a 68 to 61 lead, and had its greatest margin, 86 to 74, with three minutes to play, The lineup: NEW YORK SYRACUSE O. P.

P. I 8 5 2I.Scolsrt 9 2lCervl 3 2 UIHannum O. P. Boryla Oallalln 4 4 1 2 10 3 11 CUIton 4 MoOulre Kit tan Lumpp 1 7IMacknowskl 2 2 Schayes 1 3iCalabrese 2 0 OiLoIiran 16 5 71 3 1 7 7 13 28 0 0 0 Simmons 7 9 23 3 17 Rltter Zazlofeky Letelll Totals 29 39 93 Totals 29 33 90 Pre throwa missed: Syracuse, (13). Han- num 3.

Cervl 2. Ralkovtcz 3. Macknowski 2. Lots-ran. Schayes 3.

New York (11). Galla tin 4. McOulre 3, Simmons, Laveili 3, Lumpp. Return Mat Match A return wrestling finish match between Lord Carlton and George Becker will be held at the Broadway Arena tomorrow night. The pair fought a draw in the same ring two weeks ago.

In other bouts Tony Cosenza meets Frank (Tarzan) Hewitt, Ioenis Kostolias tackles John Heidemann, Francois Mi quet battles Lou Plummer and Abe Stein steps with Ed aieta This week has shown about the worst fishing conditions that we have seen in a long time. Fish are plentiful enough, but attendance, even of the dyed-in-the-wool Winter fishermen, has been practically nil, all scared off by the bad weather. This combination has given the fishing skippers a ter rific beating, and very few have seen enough action to sail. The next meeting of the Sportsmen's Council, Marine District of will be held at 8 p.m. next Wednesday at the Hotel Empire, Broadway and 63d St Application was received from the Babylon Tuna Club, which was voted into member ship.

The Council's bill requiring that sports fishermen lie gov erned by the same minimum length limits as commercial fishermen, is now in the hands of the State Legislature. In reference to the Ross bill Jake Risks Crown For TV's $75,000 Chicago, Feb. 2 (U.R) Middle weight champion Jake LaMotta is risking his championship against welterweight titleholder Ray (Sugar) Robinson because television is guaranteeing him an estimated $75,000, it appeared today. LaMotta and Robinson showed up before the Illinois Boxing Commission yjsterday to sign contracts for the bout. The written agreements called for 45 percent of the net gate to La.

Motta, who is risking the loss of his crown, and 15 percent to the challenger, Robinson. But LaMotta later confirmed that he had been given a flat 'Guarantee' to risk his cham pionship, and when queried as to the amount, he said "that's mv secret." Informed sources said, how ever, they understood that Lar ruping Jake was handed a $75,000 melon by the sponsoring International Boxing Club, with television underwriting the risky total sum. The Chicago Stadium, with tickets scaled at $20, $15, $10 and $5, would reach a net gate of about $230,000, should there be a sellout. Should that figure be reached, LaMotta would be paid $10.1,500. But none of the boxing insid ers expected a sellout, and the highest estimate anyone would make of the net was $150,000.

Even this would pay LaMotta less than his $75,000 guarantee. Equitable Life Girls Stop Met Life Cagers The Equitable Life Girls downed the Metropolitan Life Lassies, in a Xew York Metropolitan League struggle at the victors' court. iuu-i nyin Winners fo Vie In Dog Show Twenty-five hundred blue ribbon winners from the United States and Canada will compete for top dog of North America Feb. 12-13 when the Westminster Kennel Club stages its 75th consecutive show in Madison Square Garden. The gilt-edge affair most exclusive on the continent will bring together the royalty of 1C5 breeds and varieties, all of them top prize winners in other American or Canadian shows.

As in the past 14 years, there are more boxers and dachshunds entered in the show than any other breed, with collies next in popularity. This year dachshunds lead the field with loO entries. Bernese in Debut For the first time in the show's history a Bernese moun tain dog has been entered. He is a big dog with a black coat, white patches and required brown coloring. Visitors with an eye for near-perfection may wander through the lower levels of the Garden and observe the dogs in their stalls while they are not being judged.

Owners or handlers will always be around to an swer questions and the more than 40 exhibition booths will be staffed by experts on every phase of the canine world. One of the features of the show's second day will be a pointing and retrieving exhibi tion by field dogs at work with live birds, with a running com mentary by the well-known actor-c ommentator, Robert Montgomery, who is an out standing sportsman. mere will ne nine tiogs ana big dogs at the show, ranging from the eight-ounce Chihua hua to the 200-pound St. Ber nard. And there will be plenty of rarely seen and exotic breeds, like the aristocratic Borzoi and the Komondor, which looks like a shag rug; the Affenpin- scher.

Otterhound, Rottweiler, Panillon, Lhasa Apso, Saluki Dandie Dinmont, Pull and the Basenii, which has no bark Decisions in this toughest of all shows hinge almost on a whisker or a hair. Each entry, except in the puppy classes, must have earned at least one blue ribbon in an accredited American or Canadian kennel club contest. Fifty of last year's Westminster winners will be back to defend their titles. UNITED PRESS SELECTIONS Sunshine Park 1 BIU Dyer, Oelleblue, Stuart Little. 2 Alragea, Gran Staff, Elleen'a Image.

3 Beeala, Three Sevens, Handsome Bill. 4 Baling Pen, Its About Time, Bey time. 5 Saslo'e Olfl. Kensington Gal, Petrolaa. Alanay, Good Sweep, Sports Editor.

7 Hurlnow, LI. Bud, Meae Boy. 8 Flagler, Hadoyon, Hick Town. Mlanli, Open 'slra. Blew Hot.

BEST BET HCS1NOW. Fair Grounds 1 Hoot Mon, Blsrk Roman. Rrado Castle. 2 Big Casino. Beau Fortune, Kockwood Mar.

3 I'm Rhrmer. Best (hallruse, Nag (ire. 4 Sir Fella. Flaneur. Bomhuster.

Fighting Loale, Kmart Eve, Mrkle C. 5 Tla. Munlalng, Hrrmlonc. 7 Fussy C. Bv Gone Days.

False. 8 Monies Pride, Boden's Pal, Billy Bumpa. 9 Sir Bob, Sllevemlah, Spanaqua. BEST BET MONIES PRIDE. Today's Scratches Sunshine Park 1 Marchember.

2 Keenetown. Raining and sloppy. Turnesa Defends One-Stroke Lead Tucson, Feb. 2 (U.R) Jim Turnesa, back on his game after a shaky opening jn the Winter pro golf tour, tees off todav to defend the honor of the golfing Turncsas and a one-stroke lead in the second round ot tne siu.uui) lucson open. The little Uriarcliff, X.

Y. pro HOWARD S. PRATT; requiring state-wiue registrations, we find that in 1950, shotguns caused 72 mishaps, while lfles caused onl 38, and in 1010, shotgun accidents totaled 05, rifles 40. Seems like a pretty poor argument against rifles. Bernard Schwarz of the Coney Island Rod and Cun Club came out on top in the trials for the Angler-swimmer contest to be held at the coming Sportsman Show.

Ken D'Amica will be his alternate. These two huskies should show well in the affair. At a recent meeting of the Metropolitan Rod and Gun Club, we noticed that the new president, Ray Ferguson, makes a fine presiding officer. Ed Bostonian, new house chairman, mixes his slave driving with the old oil, and gets a lot of work done. Abe Weiner, pistol chairman, keeps his teams busy and successful; Ed Humsji will again be in charge at the club booth at the Sportsman Show; Pop Rathcamp is working on another one of his artistic decoration schemes for the booth, and every member seems to be on the job as always.

PARTY BOATS 8HEEPSHEAD BAT Carrie DIHirJ Dally. I Sat. Mel. y-ea as Tmsu ml labia. Can, tal Drtnaetn, 0L t-SsM.

GEEBITT8EN BEACH MAGGIE Channel Ave Holidays I A.M. CAPT. EIZZO NAvarre -o7 GE AOT Blimrs A Famotif Sem FtetJ Hotut For 79 EftablbheeJ 1179 374 Fulton B'klyn F0RKCLO81BE8 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY UN GI OLE. Plaintiff.

SKainst MOLLY RUBY, et Defendants. SAMUEL O. LITWIN. attorney for plaintiff, 1776 Broadway, New York. Pursuant lo JudKmi'nt of January 12.

1961, Ihfl undersigned Referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, and County of Kings, by John J. Cunningham, auctioneer, on the 23rd day of February. al 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed hy said judgment to be gold and therein described aa follows: All thai rertaln lot. piece or parcel of Innd.

situate lying and being in the Kuiough of Bronkiyn. and County of Kings, and State tit New York, hounded and described as follows: Beginning at the corner formed lv the thu ai.lA i'1' SJ f'T1 New Lots Avenue. 19 feet 1 Inches; thence soutlieily parallel with Vermont Street and part of the distance through a parly wall, 101 feet 2'i inches lo the southerly aide of New lU Avenue; thence easterly along the southerly side of New Lota Avenue. 19 feet 11 inches to the point or place of beginning. Approximate amount due al per judgment Is $7,900.35.

with Interest from November 25, 19fi0. cost and allowances Premise to he sold subject to taxes, assessment, penalties and Interest. Ihitert. January lsi. EDWARD H.

POLACCI. Referee. W6t-FiSa SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -RUBY L. (JITTEIIMANN.

Plaintiff, EDWARD A. OXLEY. 4k Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment herein dated January loth. ind duly entered.

I will sell at. Public Auction at the Brooklyn Real Kstate Exchange 189 Mouliigue Street. Biooklvn. New York, the 9lh day of February. 19.il, at twelve o'clock, noon, by Jamea A.

Il.aiiey auctioneer, the premises In the Borough of Brooklyn. City and State of New York, known as Sec- lion IB. Block r2l. Lot 60 on the Lund and Tax Maps of the County of David Diamond Referee. Joseph J.

Schwartz, Attorney for Plaintiff, 215 Montague Street, Brook-lyn. New York. Jal8-6t TheiF l.KIIAI. NOTICKS Bushville Country Club. Debtor, fur relief pursuant to Chapter XI, Section 322 of the Runkiujitrv Act.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai a meeting of the credtiors of the above named debtor will be held on February lo. I9M. at 12 o'clock noun, in Hie Referee's Court Room 2(19. United Slales Court House. Washington and Streets, Brooklyn.

New York, consider the amended plan of ar-i ngcment offered hy the debtor, to creditor), claims nimiinntn a trtislep. appoint a committee of fit fflUA II -39 18 -38 19 -38 21 -33 24 -31 28 -28 29 -28 29 -25 32 -24 33 -22 35 -22 35 -18 41 W. L. -37 17 -38 18 -30 24 -28 28 -27 27 -25 29 -23 31 -10 44 St. Frenc-li Oold- St.

Francis White 14 Holy Mamrs Red- Our Lady Gold Our Lady Sliver St. Francis Black Our Ladj C. W. St. John the Baptist 14 Holy Martyrs Blue- 14 Holy Martyrs White st.

Ambrose White St. Ambrose Gold SECTION st. St. Barbara. Blue-John's White St.

Barbara Gold- St. John's Blue- O. W. V. St.

Barbara Whitest. Barbara Red St. Barbara Black MOVING AROUND By RALPH TROST There's positively no truth that L.I.U.'s Clair Bee will have all arrows pointing West removed from Brooklyn weather vanes. But it's an Idea. He might also expunge the name of Horace Greeley from history books.

This may not appear to be the right kind of weather to suggest it, but Spring football practice is hardly a month away. Some colleges will start with real zing, like Fordham. Others will be like Columbia, hoping that a very disappointing frosh team will turn up some keen individuals which 6ort of thing happens quite often. Last' year's Fordham frosh equad provides five young men most useful where they'll be needed most. To make up the loss of the skillful Doheny, there's a brilliant youngster from Cincinnati, Roger Franz to help Tom Drake, now a Junior.

Much of the 1950 Ram scoring punch was the Doheny-to-Pfeifer pass. Pfeifer graduated. But along came Bill Parulis and Bill Nielsen. Only sophs, to be true. But they have shown talent at offensive end.

So have two youngsters, Joe Yalch of Berwick and Fred Rossetti, aspirants for other positions. Most of the N.Y.U.'a frosh talent will fit at guard, tackle or end. The Violet has need of them right there. April 7 is the day set for the Carolina Cup races at Camden, S. C.

There'll be a whale of a lot more horses and a tremendous amount of better racing around these parts but not the same picture about a square mile of cleared rolling land among big pines. Add a series of race courses with all sorts of jumps and hurdles, all in one general scheme but blocked out by movable rails into different types of tests. There's no clubhouse, which makes it club-bier because the attendees just roll their car noses to the fence, open up the luggage compartment and eat chuck-wagon style. No pari-mutuals. Just furtive bookies who get pinched after the first race, released by the third to make up their fines, I assume, with murderous prices.

The whole scene is without that terrific tensity of finely organized, high-pressure racing. You probably lose money at Camden, Hardly a doubt about that. But nobody bets much. The biggest thrills are the rooting interest in horses, riders or owners one knows. That was the picture.

Maybe it will still be. Camden was a pretty, sleepy little town. But DuPont has built a terrific factory for making some relative of nylon. With it has come one of those housing developments. Maybe the show will never be the same.

It might not be the same at easier-going Aiken either. Aiken is also getting some tremendous factory. Wonder what's the attraction, the water or the horses which do fjive the illusion of a tremendous number of unemployed, temporarily at least, and who, very soon, might have to go to work and make some money. There's been some talk, for almost three years, about staging a medal golf championship on Long Island. Amateurs ordinarily shy away from the continued pressure of medal golf.

But not when they get good. Having a better grade of errilf nn the Island than ever. this looks like the year the championship will start. The plan is 54 holes, three rounds. A two-day job.

With both a scratch and handicap side, it ought to be a lot of fun with weary lot at the end. Medal golf is exhausting, but good. Six U. S. Track Stars To Compete Abroad Six American track and field stars will visit Scotland and England next June, Dr.

Lloyd Olds, chairman of the Na tional A. A. U. track and field committee, announced today. Dr.

Olds said the squad's makeup will be determined by results in the 63d annual United States indoor track and field championships in Madison Square Garden on Feb. 17. The trip will open in Glasgow on June 6 and there will be sub eequent appearances in Liver pool and Birmingham. A visit to Ireland also is under con 6ideration. NAME PICARD OLYMPIC TECHNICAL ADVISER Fred Plcard, noted ski-inn authority, will be the technical udviser for the 1952 IT.

8. Women's Olympic Skiing Team, it was announced today by Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer the former Kathleen Har-rim an, chairman of the women's uniform committee. This marks the second time Pirard lias been named for the post.

He was adviser for the 1948 team. Members of the 1952 Women's Olympic Ski Team will be selected late this Winter. Final tryouts In slalom and downhill will be held March 10 and 11 at Sun Valley, Idaho. three games, the teams battled for five hours and the 33, 22, 11 would indicate that the defenses of both combinations are getting tighter with each clash. Sunday, Brooklyn Hispano will head the card with an American League game against the improving Philadelphia Americans at Hawthorne Field, Hawthorne St.

and Brooklyn Ave. Hakoah, the other borough unit of the same loop will be idle. In a National League fixture at 8th Ave. and 65th the Bay Ridge Danish F. C.

will en gage the local Warsaw team in a tussle for loop points. Another local team, Gjoa S. will play away from home. In the German American League schedule, Brooklyn S. still a contender in the National Challenge Cup play and ready to meet the winner of the Ger man-Hungarian Brookhattan tiff, will be home to the strong Elizabeth S.

C. at Metropolitan Oval in Maspeth. Metropolitan and Eastern Dis trict Leagues card games for Hawthorne Field, Dyker, Heights Park, Wingate and Red Hook Stadiums, McGoldrick Field and Artie Oval. The schedule: TOMORROW NATIONAL CHALLENOI COP Oerman Hungarian S. C.

vs. Brookhattan F. C. Metrooolitan Oval. 3 pm.

SI VIM NATIONAL CHALLENGE CUP Irish-Americans vs. Swiss, Kearny, N. Philadelphia Nationals vs. Trenton Americans. Phlledeluhla.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Brooklyn HUpano vs. Philadelphia Americans. Hawthorne, Field: New York Americana vs. Kearny Scots, Sterling Oval. NATIONAL LEAGUE Danish vs.

Warsaw. 8th Ave. at 65th Ukrainian vs. OJoa, Artie Oval: Yonkera vs. Prasue.

Yonkers. METROPOLITAN CHALLENGE CUP Lonj Island Ranters vs. OJoa Northern Blvd. at 3d St. METROPOLITAN LEAOUE Premier DM-Ion.

Bronx Scots vs. Brooklyn Italian, Stein, way Oval; Malta vs. Staten Island Favorites, Airport Oval; Sada vs. Carlisle Rovers. Ster-Una- Oval: Mount Klaco vs.

Cork Celtic, Mnunt Klsco. First Division. Espana vs. Staten Island Rovers. Hawthorne Field; Sada vs.

Brooklyn Italian. Je'ferson Field; Vesuvius va. Brooklyn Wanderers, Dyker Helihu FORM JOE LEE Mah Hcarel Ne key Bauer US 113 114 111 111 113 118 115 114 3- 1 5-1 4- 1 20-1 20-1 5- 1 6- 1 10-1 20-1 7 Lady Indian 5 Cherry Frlnoe Stent 1 Star of Dublin No boy 3 Justallke No boy 4 Caae History Permane 6 Coynea Edear No boy 8 Queettonlni Permane 9 Lock Out No boy 10 Jofield Boulmetls 115 10. Mah Heavens, fourth Salllny Hlth en Jan. in, will Improve off that race.

Could take all. Lady Indian may go wrll. Cheery Prince finished second to I Trut In last. FIFTH RACE s3.000; elalmlni: four- year-olds and up: miles and msres; one and three-sixteenths miles. Prob PP Horse Jockey Wl.

Odds 7 aFalr Appraisal Dodson 114 3-1 4 Homing Pigeon Duff US 5-1 13 Ray Gibson Burr 114 5-1 1 Flap Not SCRATCHED 2 Jeannette Madden 114 20-1 3 Balau Denial 114 20-1 5 Oonga Rhythm Bauer 114 15-1 Dinah Rose Porch 114 114 116 114 13-1 8 xMum Caroline, Lino 10 altawn O' Peace 11 Back Talk 12 Kidded No boy Barber Dodaon Atkuieon Wood bouse 6-1 8-1 3-1 10-1 10-1 11 116 aSavoy Stable and Windsor Parma entry. Fair Anralsal. fifth le Mr. Willie ta last. can better that effort.

Leoke good. Homing Pigeon finished third to Dohodare la last. Will argoe. Kay Cilbson may be In thick ef fight. SIXTH RACE claiming; four-year-olda and up: one and one-eighth mlta.

Prob Horse Jockey 6 Fertile tands Nichols Wt. Odds 116 8-5 5 Pay Window Cook 2 (immotto Churrh 113 8 122 5-3 1 Pull Reward 3 Cutting Edge 4 Plying Mane 7 Clytle Rogers Bouimetta Stout Mehrtens 114 6-1 112 8-1 105 12-1 105 8-1 Fertile Lands, aeeend te Rassmatast in last. Is well spotted te make amends here. Psy Window may be close If In running mood. Onimplt brat Whlrltown in laat.

Figures close up. SEVENTH RACE allowanste; lour-year-om ana up; SIX lurlongs. Prob. P.P. Horse Jockey Wt.

Odds 4 The Plnrher Churrh 118 7-5 8 John's Joy No boy 124 8-5 2 Lurbador Sollmena 112 8-1 1 High Bracket No boy 112 10-1 3 Bonaventure No boy 102 20-1 3 Cervantes siout 108 15-1 7 Bayeui Campbell 109 10-1 The Plnrher can belter recent eighth to All At Once. Unas best ef these. John's Joy may be strong contender. Luchador also deservea consideration. EIGHTH RACE 13.500; allowances; three- year-oid lllllee; au furlongs.

Prob. PP. Horae 11 I root 5 Blue Moon 10 Broektown 1 xPerlwlnk Jockey Wt. Hanfera 113 Hettinger 110 Boulmetls 110 No boy 102 Odds 8-1 10 I 30-1 Vaall 114 8 Clark 116 10-1 SCRATCHED Racing Entries, Selections and Scratches JOE LOUIS WEIGHS IN AT A TRIM 208 LBS. Miami, Feb.

2 (U.P.) C'mon oat from behind that wasp waist, Joe; we you. Weighing a svelte 208a pounds lightest since 1945 when he scaled a pound less for his bout with Billy Conn former heavyweight champion Joe 1ouin was pronounced in "excellent" shape today. Louis was examined in preparation for his fight with Omelio Agramonte next Wednesday. Agramonte weighed 193. Pirk, Peru v.

McOoldrlck NATIONAL, JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUf lintracht va. Ukrainian, A Cllzfrbeth A vi. b. Farchtrj Orov. GERMAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Btf Ten Dl vlMon.

Brooklyn vi. Elizabeth. Metrouolltin Ov al Nw York vi. Germ aa-Hungarian. ThroK.

Neck; Hoboken va. Pfaelrer, Bchuet- zen ran; EintraclH vi. Lithuanian, Astoria. Premier Dlviilon. Kollsnvan vi, German American, New Farmer! Oval: Mlnerv vs While Plat in, Queeni Soccer Field: New York Hungarian vi.

Colleae Point. Hunts Point Stidium; West New York va. Proeoect, Wwt ew York Pui a Ic 0 reek American Pas-sale. Blf Ten and Premier Reserve Dlvi sioni. Same ai Blr Ten and Premier Divisions, EASTERN DISTRICT LEAOUE Premier Division.

Frenoh vi. Caribbean. Win rat Stadium; Bronx Jewish vi. Maccabi, New World va. Columbia, Van Cortlandt Park, Ukrainian va.

Morning Star, Central Park, W. 100th St. A DlvUlon. Mola va. Rfd Hook Stadium; Savoia va.

Wltec, Ho-i boken; New Italia va. French, 114th Queen City vi. Armenian, New Rochelle.l Mount Vernon, Mount Vernon. Reserve Division. Prentfh va.

Caribbean, Wingate Stadium: New World vs. Local 6, Maccabi vi. Bronx Jewish. Van Cortlandt Park. NEW YORK JUNIOR COMPETITION Major Division.

New York vs. Germ an -Hun garian, Throws Neck; Brooklyn vn. Pfaelw. Metropolitan Oval, Kollsman vi. Swiss.

New Farmers Oval. Premier Div talon. Forest Hills vs. Minerva, Bellerote; Schlesler vs. Oerm un- American, College Point: New World vs.

Schwaben, Maccabi vs. Greek-American, Van Cortlandt Park. New York Hungarian vs. College Point, Hants Point Stadium. FIGHT RESULTS PORTLAND.

Maine Bob Startler, 1S Portland, stopped Marcel Sauve, 1S4, Montreal. P. q. (2). STAMFORD.

Conn Chleo Velar, 13'i Stamford, stopped Benny Smith, 137, Hart lord conn. m. PHOENIX. Aria. Charlie Salaa.

147, Phoenix, outpointed Joey Barnum, 143, Los Aiuelea BILLY SMITH'S HIALEAH CHOICE, CHANCE PLAYS 1 ones Brook, Kathy Mendel. Dannas Pensive, Off Line. By Your Leave, Kentario. 4 Mah Heavens, Coynes Ed gar. Fair Appraisal, Kay Gib, son.

0 (l'limpilo, Fertile Lands. 7 John Joy, The I'inclier. 8 Self Assurance, Brook' town. 9 Brown Thief, BKHT BKT SPOT PLAYS Handsome Beau 1st, Fair Grounds. Moon Baby 3d, Fair Ground.

Bod en's Pal 8th, Fair Grounds. 8 Blue Roxy 7 Roman Mlsa Stater Louise 9 Tempting No boy Ohurch McCreary Stout 118 110 107 110 8-1 10-1 12-1 3-1 Isgeot beat Grand Egyptian la laat. Strong performer. Should click. If II starts.

Blue Moon will he the one le fear. Brooklown also figures te be la the fight. NINTH RACE claiming: lour- year-olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles. On turf. Prob.

P. Horse jockey wt oida 11 sMo la Vasll 110 4-1 srrenchlowa SCIATCH'n 9 Brewa hirl Ne boy 124 VI 1 xUttle And No boy 113 5-1 3 Scotch Cup Bchmldl 118 20-1 4 xBuay Mettle 5 xPar Boy 8 Cinder Poot 7 Merry Welti xRleklng 10 Dream Champ 11 xDunrobln 13 Beam Beauty 14 xolaemei 15 xTnii Me Plcou IDS 6-1 Vssll 117 6-1 No boy 121 8-1 rernander. 118 10-1 No boy 106 20-1 Bsrrow 118 211-1 Plcou 114 81 CBATCHF.I) PICO" 114 ld-1 SCBATCIIKII 16 Bkyllghier alive pounds apprentice alio. -c claimed. Mes, lie finished second le Hsreld Hsrter In lest al Tropical Park.

Should make Ihe grade against these. Prrnrhtown ran better recent filth. Brown Chief Is also dangsrous. BEST The Placher. Fair Grounds Entries Pest 2:45 p.ss.

PIRST RACer $1,000: claiming; year-oldd and un: six furlnnn four- Wt 107 112 103 112 113 110 105 IliU 113 lour- PP. Wt.PP. 1 XxNedford 108: 10 lPavorlle Tran 2 Handsome Bead 1 1 2 1 1 BlacH Roman Hygro's Cherry 105 1 1 xxSurvev 4 xxEdgelske 103 1.1 Or.Tetra 5 Tucltle 112 14 HootMon 8 xxEleganl Lad 10.1 13 xltrade (Mule 7 xxChllahoy 105 16 xllyporrley 8 xxJiiMMiisclt 100 1" Blob a Utile Prune lla, 18 My Julie SECOND RACE clslming, yesr-olds snd up: six lurlongs. P. Wt.

P.P. Wt IComlKLad 107 10 Joe's Stsr 112 2ShoriRelgn 1071 1 1 Inwmsrlt Olrl 107 3 xxPetltlon 103 12 xOrace Hy 103 4 Civil sheriff 1 12 13 xHlilbrook Miss 100 5 xxWhymemora 1031 14 Otr Tommy 112 8 Junior's Ace 110 15 rBeaJl Fortune 107 7 iBIg Casino 110 16 Ksplnlac 110 8 xxR'kwood aUrr 100 17 xW Kyle 105 Noble One 113118 Oracloua Haaut 105 THIRD RACK 11.100: claiming: maiden three and four-year-olds; one and one-sixteenth miles. P.P. Wt.lPP. wt 1 Heedknockor 110 5 Ring True, 120 2NobleIdea 110 8 Like You 105 3 Moonbaby 1 10 7 Camp Rhymer 120 4 Beat Challenge 120 8 xxSag Oee 98 POURTH RACE maidens: two-yesr-olds, eolu and geldings; two furlongs.

P.P. Wt P. wi 1 Prince Orlesng 2 Captain Bud 1201 8 xxHyby 113 115 120 120 120 120 113 1171 0 xBombbuster 3 axFlaneur 4 Mln-Hygro 1131 I lOBIrPellx 11 Heres JsrK 12 Mr. Disco 120 113 120 xBalsa 6 Alsorsn 1 13 Bsy Blase 7 xxB'der Charge 113,14 axTwIntone aH. Porreat entry.

PIPTH RACK elalolBf; year -o Ida and up; eu furlocee. lour. for ine Ill's' .111 -ew ioin Avenue with the westerly 'side of Vermont Street; running neither team gamed more than thence southerly lMe westeri HIALEAH PARK CLEAB AND FAST. POST 1:45 P. M.

E.i.T. ONLY FIRST HOMES GRADED FIRST RAca 13.000: maiden two- year-olds; three lurlonaa. Prob. P.P. Horse Jockey Wt.

Odds Ne bey 120 5-1 Nebey 115 4-1 Saanders 130 8-1 SCRATCHED Church 120 10-1 8CRATCIIKII No boy 120 20-1 No boy 120 20-1 Nichols 117 12-1 8CK4TCHID Srurlock 120 8-1 7 Re4 Romee 1 4 Jones Break John t' 1 Very Special 2 Octeen 3 Rlnameup 4 Brookrldse 5 Tejo 6 Rhesstat 8 Kathy Mendel 10 Armageddon 1 Stray Oift Dodiion 120 12-1 117 20-1 120 12-1 120 20-1 117 12-1 112 20-1 12 Fraud 13 Gushlm Oil 13 Hsrpoot 1 Orren'a Folly 17 Bessie 18 Lottie Lou, Pertnane No boy No boy No boy Zakoor RW Rome floleheal thirl Jet Master In last. Sbeald eeere. Jenes Breek appears steal ess. jonn sj aan tester recent ninth. SECOND RACE (3.000: elalmlni: three- year olds; sia furlongs.

Prob. rr Horse Jockey Wt Odds so trpete SCRATCHED Ballybaather BaJasrettl lit 8-1 Larder tmon, ng j.j 1 ueersiayer Barrow 118 20-1 2 Forelan Star No boy 111 20-1 3 Fortnlirht Llndberf 116 8-1 4 Confection No boy 111 20-1 Point Chicot 7 Otf Lille 9 Maximal 10 Pauline Oross Boulmells US 20-1 Durando 119 6-1 Roberts 122 10-1 Errlco 114 10-1 11 Ydcar Hawksworth 116 30-1 109 8-1 12 xDannas Pensive Vaall 13 xEleven-Boy Jr. SCRATCHED SCRATCHED 14 Icy Ethel 16 Jullllo Juice SCRATCHED Arpefe can belter recent etrbth te Ladya iieurni. tioot chance atainst thla Held. Ballyhcather Is due fer reed effort.

Dsn serous acior. taraea; also merits attention, THIRD RACE maidens; three- yeax-oioa; aix turionia. Prob. PP. Horse Jockey Wt Odds IB main Knot SCRATCHED 11 sBy Your Leave Vaall 117 5-1 A.o Tray Ne boy 1 Guldiui Mehrtens 2 Moon Dell McMullen 3 Bombast Hettltmer 5 Oottadanc Buttler 6 Kentarlo Duff 7 Oo Between Plsk 122 117 122 122 117 122 3 6-1 20-1 20-1 12-1 122 211-1 Midyear Martin 123 10-1 a Aras Brit -10 Sun Flavor 12 xBoy Blue 13 xDindellon 14 Norway 13 Belbec No boy 122 20-1 Hanfoid 117 10-1 Howe" l'2 20-1 SCRATCHED hi HATCHED SCRATCHED laat.

la capable ef taklot Ike measare el this sans. By Year ip may fee atrenr ehal s.1 "nuhed aeeend te Old recent FOURTH clalmhu: three- ear-Olds: nn. t.ui An. i- vir-viKnin miles. nn sail iv.

a three -point margin, the num hers being knotted at halftime 15-all. PRO CAGE STANDINGS EASTEBN DIVISION W. Pel. I W. L.

Pel. New York 2S 18 .881 Syraruse 21 22 AHH Boston 28 18 .578 Baltimore 17 25 Phils. 24 18 10 25 .288 Wk.STe.HN DIVISION W. Prt.l W. L.

PIS Minn-polls HO 15 Ind'n'p'lla 20 24 .4.15 Rorheeter 27 18 .800 Tli-C'ltles 18 30 .375 PI. Wayne 22 25 xlllshandrd. LAST RFSt I TS Nrw Vork M. Hvrarusr 80. Trl-dllrs 100.

Fort Wsvne 1112, Pblladrlphla 82, Boston 811. I. FOAL NOTICES THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK hv I he urn. free and Independent, to lmis Mn-resca. CiovHiiiia Mnie'H.

Liu.sa scu. Arturo Anloiiino SEND GKEETINii Uenevieve M.nresra win. resides at No. 21ti3 East 17th Street, in the Roroiigh of Riooklvn. Cnv of New York, luui piescnied her Account AOIll nisll'nlllx or MnrcMcit deceased, lately residing at No.

mill inteiesl of the dt lent erty known ns 210 Fra Borough of Manhattan. and Stale of New Ymk. coinpensulion of the ntto. fix the 'or the PoSeS arh IW in the sum or J2 and for ti of distribution. NoW.

THEREFORE, you of you are hereby cited to 1 before tun' SuiTogale'rt Court Counly of King, to be held in he at tie' Hall Keloids County of Kings, oil the 7th da Match, Wit. at 9 30 o'clock in forenoon, whv such settlement sho not be had. and for have to sell I' terest of the decedent In real pro( erty known as 210 Franklin Borough of Manhattan. County. Cltv ami Mate oi yorg and to fix Hie of Die estate in the sum of plus cast rtireet.

in the Borough Bo.klyn. Counly of Cilv and State of New York, and a petition praying lh.it her -mini iiuv he jii- i Lii' iu.r in-iii-u. nun in -iie moi, real prop- 'In Stl'eel llv. attorney 'ii hi 'r 3 'tJl' Lzl 'vwl 7" 'N Ja- uary l.i. li.il.

P. P. 1 Nola 106 9 xSmart Eve 2 Republican 1118 xxLast Show 3 Fighting Louie 114 7 Nlckle wt. 108 108 112 4 Silvers Pride 1111 SIXTH RACE 11.100; claiming; three- year-olds, lllllee; six furlonga. PP.

Wt.lP.P. 1 Ulllt't Best 11210Tta 2 Red Frances 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cat's Pajamas 3xHermlone 1031 12 Munlalng 4 Chinese Yen 1081 13 Mrs Gck 5 xBluebonnet Gal 1081 14 Ellencue Wt 112 108 111 1J0 110 6 Dependable 1 1 li IS Orand Evening 108 7 Doll Doll 108118 Bellalrlx 112 8 xxDusky Donna loli 17 My Susan 109 SMon'sBeau 115 SEVENTH RACE 11.500; eiloasnces; six furlongs, PP Wt.PP Wt 1 109: 7 Encantadoia 114 2 frs Calsbi'h 1111 ixFuwy HI 3 11H, 9 xBv (lone las 111 119i 10 aOak River 111 3 Maure'anla 1 14, 11 xBold Arro 111 xtloiden Birch 1I4 aLecle-Brown entry. EIGHTH RACE claiming, four-year-olds and up; one and one-alxteenth mile. P.P. Wt.lP.P.

Wt. 1 Camp's First 11215 Playanna 112 2xBlllyBumpa 107 8 xMonw'a Pride 108 3 Boden's Pai 1 1 8 7 Snsvtthed 107 4 Speed Code lioj NINTH HACK claiming: four-year-olds and tap; one and one-elshth miles. P.P. Wt.lP.P. Wt 1 Sir Bob 112 10 iCount Penl 107 2JoeValent( 112111 xxConveleecent 103 3 Shooters Hill 112112 El Zorro 113 4 xxBeth'a Bomb 108113 Full House 112 5 Sllevemlah 107 14 Plorlnda 105 A No Peer 112 Yankee Cantaln 112 7 Snananua 112 lflBuvel 107 fl xSlddons 107! 17 On Wings 110 Milk Danoe 107 18 Wiffletree 112 x.i, xx7 pounds apprentice alloaance r- I -i junsnins rafs entries PIRST RACE 1700: claiming: three-year- old maidens; six furlong.

p.p. wt. p. wi. 1 xCrlmson Cord 103j 7 Jskanon 110 2 Pndgle 1 10 8 xBlll Dyer 1 10 3 Stuart Little 1181 9 Snorky Boy 113 4 xMsrchember 1 10 10 xliouble Chance 111 SOturky 1 15111 xArroba 113 liOallsblue 113 SECOND RACE $700: claiming; three- vear-old maidens; six furlongs.

P.P. Wt.PP. 1 Lomberdy 110 7 Eileen's Imsge 2 Barometer 1 181 8 Air Olrl wt 3 Alara 113 9 vorsn-Stalf 4 Time snd Pride 118 10 Shorty 3 Airsgon II 01 11 Keenetown no 6 xl.ady Cloud Pin 105 THIRD RACE 1600; claiming; lonr-year-olds and up; five and one-halt furlongs. P.P. WtPP Wt 1 Three Sevens 108 5 Belle 110 2Mokup 11316 xMsestro 106 3 Roealu I087 xHendao Bill 108 4 xBrushy 103 8 rimelesa 113 FOURTH RACE 600; claiming; four-year-olds and up; five and one-half furlongs.

PP. Wt.lP.P. Wt. 1 Mystry Msrt 108 5 Dottle 108 2 Ruling Pen 1116-Bit. About Timet 113 3 Pamela 113 7 108 4 Pickpocket 1138 xllu 108 FIFTH rack $800: claiming, and up; five and one-half furlongs.

P.P. Wt.lPP. Wt 1 Ounners Male 1 18' 6 Susie's Oltt 108 2 xEngel's Blue 110 7Vltlore 11:1 Ins' Fairy Story 108 4 Kensington Oal 108 '9 xChanre Mine 101 5 Bailie 1081 SIXTH RACE 1700: claiming; four-year- olds and up; six lurlongs. P.P. Wt.lP.P.

1 Orand Boy 1113 xsports Edltor Odd Journey loo Abbeetale 3 Three 1081 7 xAlanay 4 Leggings 11818 xoood Sweep SEVENTH RACE 1700; claiming; Wt 106 in 108 110 four- year-oida ana up; six lurlongs. P.P. Wt.lPP. wt 1 Nloe Peggy 11013 Fact Finder 115 aoomel 118 6 Lt Bud 113 3 Hurlnow 1 13! 7 Rose Halraa 113 4 Happy Me 118 8 xMeaa Boy 108 EIGHTH RACsV-7(0; claiming: four- yeer-olde and one and one-alxteenth miles. P.P.

Wt.PP Wt 1 Hsdoyou 1 10 9 Brssles Bllsa 110 1 xMerine Light 113:8 xMelnrulale 106 110 7 Singular 113 4 Hirk Town Oal 108 8 Flesntr 113 NINTH RAOE 1700, claiming; four- vear-olds and up; one and oue-stxleenth mllea, PP 1 xMlcker Ladd 2 Nleril Crash 3 Open PaJa Wt.PP. 110 Hsohie 11218 xBreU It Op 115:7 Blow Hot 113 )I3 11 lid ln 115 "capitalized on Dear-perfect put i silt, VFeU 1,1 for'creditors examine, Hie rf.hlr mescnl r.r. Horw Jockey wt. Odd. 4 xMLm Uegfy ling uiii i put imiis; i--i ni yesterday to shoot a six-undcr- par (U in the opening round on the narrow, flat El Rio Country Club course.

But close on his heels came Ralph Blomquist, Glendale, Bob Watson, White Plains, X. and Jack Burke Houston, Texas, who carded f5s Burke narrowly missed steal ing the lead from under Tui-i nesa's nose but muffed his chance on the par five lsth hole. His third shot bounced off the lip of the cup and rolled IS inches away, and he blew tin putt that would have given him a first-place tie. Blomquist boosted himself into the second-place deadlock by sinking a 20-foot putt on the 18th for an eagle three. Watson, playing in his second nro tour, turned in the most (OTHER HIALEAH SELECTIONS and for the whether m- not the debtor should be if disiribuiii.il.

I adjudged a lumkrupl and bankruptcy IN TESTIMONY WHKREoF we I pi, dings nr Willi or the have caused Hie of our proceedings dismiss on the grouiul Mild Surrogate's Court lo be specified in Section of Hie Bank-licreiinlo nflixeil. Iiiiphy A.I. and lo italisact busi- iSeail WITNESS Hon. IVAN as mav lawfully he c.iisid. I ei RI HENSTHIN.

Suilogale of al aid iictirig. NOTICE IS -aid Coimtv, nl III-- GIVEN that the hearing on ollgll of Brooklyn. in the the conf ll tnal ioll of fluid i.tiiendeil written ncci-iitances. consider plan of arrangement and obiei-tiona therein If miv ta, i 1 1 he 21. al li o'clock nt the same place.

Samue C. Dubeistcln. Referee in Bankruptcy. BANKBirTCV NOTICES NOTICE: EMORY RADNAI. DBA Fine Art Upholsterers, was adjudged bankrupt Jan.

30. The first ineeilng of creditors will be held Feb. 13. al 11 a.m In Room 209. U.S.

Com I House, 271 Washington itrouklvn. N. Y. Creditors may at I. nima Hi, hiinkr'unt.

IntL'fni iTff in K.inkruptcy. NOTICE FRED RLUMENFELD was a'ljuugeii nankrupt Jan. 30. Th- leeting of credltoia 13. si II am i will he li.

ld In Room 2o9, C. S. Courl House. 271 waaningion rirooKiyn, Y. Creilltois may attend, prove claims, appoint a tiuslee, examine the bankrupt, transact lawful business.

Sam uel C. iluberatnuv. Rajtarea in Bauk Race jUnlled pTt i 7 Pr jDally Mirror i. N. 8.

World -Telegram lconaem.ua 1 KsnS IJones Brook Jones Brook iTi.L Jones Brook lArmsgeddon Red Rcmco lArm.aeddon Red Romeo Urmageddon Red Romeo Armegeddon a. Iif' Dannas Pensive Dannaa Pensive IDannaa Pensive te'? Arpw IMaxImal Pauline Oroea Maximal olf Une Maximal jpsullne Oroeg Uryego a lAshTray Ash Tray Ash Tray KHiJT "l'r Bombast Bombast IChaln Shot IMIdyear iBombaat Midyear Midyear A CaaeKlatory Mah Heavens Cherry Prince JiS.0 Prlnc Cherry Prince Mah Heaven. Case History Udy Indian fcoynes Id gar fence Edgar Coynea Edgar ISliJj; wIlEi 2' rtlc' Carolina IP.lr ApwaUaT Dinah Rose I. Homing geoo DHahRoae Homing Pigeon blnah Rose Miss Carolina Miss Carolina Mlsa Carolina Dinah Rose I Homing Pigeon Dawn O' Peace l-Pertlle Unde JClytlt IClylle Penile Lands Clylle Km." Cut'lniWgb Culling Edge Penile Landl Clytl ICutllng Edge IPertlle Unas Orumplto Pull Reward ITIiePlncher -ThePlncher l-TinTher The Plnrher lJnna Joy Luchador John's Joy IJohn'eJoy John's Joy ILuchador John a Joy High Bracket ILuchador luictiador JBrooktoan I'BlueMoon Blue Moon Blue Moon Blue Moon I. Blue Moon iBrooktown Miss Meggy Brooktown Roman Mlsa Roman Mlsa Boman Miss Brookton Roman Miss Brooklown (Par Boy Mop Up Busy Mattl IPar Boy Par Boy S.

Mop Up IPar Boy Mop Dp (Mop lip Mop Up ICInder Poot Bney Mettle Prenchtown Icinder Prof Busy Mettle consistent Derformance fei motor hi, i. s. vioiMMtriit iin hji num, l. "jging ermipmenl. cranes nnd nppi ltd County, the 29lh day of A Ro.N JACOBY Clerk of the Surrogated Court.

f2-4t AUCTION SALIC TAKE NOTICE THAT J. J. IU BER-STKIN and JACK J. MESSEH. auctioneers, will se ai public auciion on February 6, llfil, at 11:00 o'clock In me iiirenoon.

an ni nie cbntleis. mi- ig ppune nances now wiiuhn at th runt nf Tiii ill I ise III II 'Brooklyn, N. certain chaltel mortgages mud by Seaconst Slevcdorlng A lalioii Corp. niorlgagoi. to run and Discount Col porallon.

mortgagee by reason of certain default-- under the terms and conditions of said m-o I gages, ine mortgagee reserves th rigiu to ma J. Pt'RERSTEIN nnd JACK J. MKSSKR. Auctioneers ticicpuon. AUtm iiirnied seven no es ani hoirieu 1 1.1...

iHUttiiu never lull, iiiiiist'ii uiu' than a four-foot putt. American Hockey League Indianapolis 8, Harsher 4. U. S. Hockey League Ksnsss en, st, Paul 3, aillaaukee 7, Denver 4.

Omaha 10, Tills Ugt BIT, 1 3 mpkr. 1-.