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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

4 cryptic Warning in the as
seTbly by Andrea CToml ko,
SoVief anbaasGdOv TO Washing.
ton and deputy chief of the
SoUtet Delegation ia London, S
icTious consequence II any at.
tempt be made 10 dspyiDs Soviet
Nussia and the other -four ma jOv
PoUers OF their charter Ueto
rights by superimpoung a World
parliament upon the UNO as
0sT1biy or BY any other means.
IMPLIED THREAT
MOI q fcw thoughtful observers
Nv l0 that warning an implied
i.rcai that Soviet Russia would
WthdiaW irom the United Ma
tons Organization.
Marshal Stain and Foreign
CDmm>~ar Molotol obviously are
determined 20 crush a. the very
outset that movement started by
kritSn Foreign Secretary Ernest
Vln to abolish the veto OF The
~ Five
Tir s,.aud eLa1gl- -a,-A 4re
'ho' IaoI he loit,d Nations
70 ~. rol, sros ~, dDuGad that
fhC .rrrlty rvWc' .ut.est g0tf
Brtst m.'0yy iaf,,rcaitoH ~
Grcr,, oad j0.o nn ths 1toaud
that y 'Hfouq,r.d Vorid pTocr.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Record Entry Is Seen
For Santa Anita Cap
By the Associoted Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Nov. 30.-Nomi-
nations for the 10th running OF the
Santa Anita Handicap. with the
winner guaranteed $l00, 900, will close
Monday and track officials predicted
a record number of entries, including
the King Ranch's Assault. will be re-
ceived.
Imposts for the mile and one
quarter classic, to be run March 1,
will be announced December u by
Racing Secretary Webb Everett.
Nominations for the 500 900 Santa
Anita Derby, to be run March 8, also
close Monday. Predictions were
made that Jay Paley's Will and
Jet Pilot, from the Maine Chance
Farm, second and third in the Bel
mont Futurity. will be among the
coming 3-year-olds named for the
closing day feature Of Santa Anita's
season.
Already on the grounds are such
handicap and Derby contenders as
Athene, Busher, Witch Sir. Gamma,
Occupy, Honeymoon, Monsoon, Snow,
Boots, Knockdown and War Knight,
winner of the last Santa Anita
Handicap.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Charles Town Track
viii Open 18-Day
Meet Tomorrow
spscioi Di.pateI 10 The ssor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Nov
final IS days racing of
the 1946 Eastern season, opening
here at pm. Monday, promises to
produce the most interesting sport
since the Charles Town track
opened in 1888.
BY post time more than 500
horses will either be stabbed on the
grounds or in barns adjoining the
course. Several hundred more will
be housed at the Berryville (Vao
track IL miles away.
When Maryland's 1916 racing
season ended today at Bowie, more
than 400 horses were placed In vans
and shipped here. Among the bet
ter-known trainers coming on from
Maryland were James Arthur, John
Bosley, jr.;; James v. Stewart, Dan
Chamblin, John Foster, Vernon Ar
thur, A. L. Leith, Frank e. James,
Joe Crivella, Bill Wright, J. Grover
(auppy) Davis, Bill McCabe, Ray
Caldwell, G. H. Lamparter. ]. w.
Etheridge, Carroll Hadaway, G. A.
(Stumpy) Crawford, Lou Crist, j. w.
Berry, Chick Lang, j. l.. Cartwright,
Arthur White, Tommy Waller and
George Mohr.
Outstanding riders slated to don
silks during the meeting are Sammy
Palumbo, George Napier, Woodie
Kirk, Patsy Grant, George Cusi-
mano, Stanley Austin, Johnny
Tammaro, Leon Garrett, George
Wilmer, George Acosta, E. Carriilo
frankie Hadry and L. Bakhsh.
E. w. Tuckwiller, former auditor
for the West Virginia Racing Com
mission, will serve his initial meet
ing as director of wagering. He an
nounced that daily double wagering
will close at 12 As.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Baseball Trade Talks
Beat Gun in Meetings
Nv the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3o.-With
prospects of a brisk trading mart
and full agenda of serious business,
baseball men by the hundred
flocked toward Los Angeles today
for the first annual session of major
and minor leagues ever held west of
the Rockies.
Formal meetings of the minors
were slated for December 4, 5 and 6,
and the major league meetings were
set for December S, 6 and T.. But
all the ivory swapping, private deals
and general pow-wows were well I'M
der way today in countless lobbies
and hotel rooms as the delegates
gathered.
Commissioner A. B. Chandler and
his retinue were expected in over
the week end, while Judge William
G.. Bramham, boss of some 40-odd
minor leagues, already was present
for his meetings.
Judge Bramham revealed in an in
terview today that he expected to
retire because of his health, thereby
ending long speculation as to his
course of action,
Evening star., 1946-12-01
New Orleans Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, SLIGO; allow
saS ow ysaFods Sadse and 5oropss
Break Thru Camp 4.S0 $40
Alfhangrier lBass) 4.S0
Also ran2Hasty Million. TIy Flying,
Hy Trite, Woodvaie Queen.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s1,100: allow
ances; 3-year- olds and upward; 8 furlongs.
Count Foray tMonson) 1900 $50 400
Know How (Johnson) 2.40
Also aei ranDRecord March. Robins crown,
Sherokaid, Johnnie Ehret. Hustlin Gal,
N'' DAILY double paid s62.4o)
THIRD RAcE-purse, s1.1oo; allow
Ekard (Monson} 1850 $50 $40
Wise Brunette {Adair) . 500 go
Richwan (Guerin) 2.60
Also ran@Iucky Birthday. Flying Miss,
oro Roio, Kentucky Joe. Lady Port.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs
Bengal Boy tCombes) 420 260 $50
Dispose (Johnson) $50 $50
Likeable (Guytonl 4.60
Also ran-Baby Kiddie Slievemish. West
wood Belle, Cyclorama, Steel Chain. Or
EIando Girl.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s1,1oo; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Diayolo Chief (Johnson) $40 4.60 800
Peg tCombest) 100 .40
Joes Sun (BateS) 6.40
Time, 1:19S5.
Also ran-Miss Leila H, Brown Chevy,
Wasp Waist, Arabs Fancy. Docs Wash.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1,S00; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Miss Mariana (Combest) $40 $40 5.60
Seamans Pal (Adams) 14.40 $40
Arrows Away (Lullo) 500
Time. 1885.
Also ran-Queen Flash, Flatbush, Ted
Char, Good Message. Pieman.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
| ances; 3-year-oldS and upward; Is miles
Four Tens (Hooper) 1880 $50 $50
| Pilates Miss (Brennan) 11.00 6.Sl
Lanova (Guerin) $50
Also ran = Geronimo, Jacalitos. Son
Wolf Coley Bay.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and upwards; le miles
| Sunrid fJohnson) 1900 7.40 4.40
| Air Beauty tBreenan) 1880 $40
| Nostalgia Gullo) 3.2O
Also ran-Sea Par Jetta T., Here's
Harvey, Haggerty, Geraldine F., Militars
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Bill Leeteh

hunters and fisherman in Alaska, It
is a unique and enduring work.
Charles E. Goodspeed, author OF
"Angling in America" has COM
piled "a Treasury of Fishing Stor-
ies," which is not only entertaining
and refreshing, but full of the happy
philosophy bred of outdoor life
which makes fishermen as con-
firmed optindists in their lives as
they are In their angling. 1t con-
tains lot selections by leading writ
ers whose work is Of high quality.
Goodspeed, eminent bibliophile, is
an ardent fisherman and collector
of literature about the art. His
book Is more than collection OF
stories. 1t is one of the finest flsh-
ing anthologies ever made and Will
be source of delight for those for
tunate enough to possess it.
Maryland's open season on deer
will start and continue through De-
cember z. There have been no
changes in the regulations for
shooting deer, but because Of the
increased cunning pressure. there Is
some nlisgiving about the damage
that can and may be done to
Maryland's deer herds by over
shooting. Just how much Of an In
crease there has been in the State
deer crop since last year is problem
atical hi1t the consensus is that
it has been somewhat better than
normal Counties open for hunting
are Garrett, Allegany, Washington,
Cecil and Worcester. Deer may be
hunted in these counties during sea-
son, even though the ground is
snow covered. All kills must be
checked by either State game
warden or police officer before
butchering.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Fishburne Memorial Cup
Given 10 Scott, Center
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

WAYNESBORO, Va, Nov. 30.-
Cadet William Scott, jr., of Gra-
ham, N. c., has been awarded Fish
burne Military Schools coveted
Marshall Memorial Cup for out
standing sportsmanship during the
past football season, school officials
announced.
Scott, a senior, started at center
for Fishburne in each game Of the
season which ended with Go
Thanksgiving victory over Augusta
Military Academy.
The junior varsity award, the
Springer Plaque, for excelling in
ability and sportsinanship, was
awarded to Junius B. Stroud III OF
FaiSon.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Butler Length Victor
In Upset in Bowie 5
Bryan and 0'Hara
BY the Assoeiutsd Press

BOWIE, Md, Nov. 30.-Living up
to its long shot reputation, Bowie
provided the handicap division with
a major upset today when ]. Herr
bart Hammond's Butler, $3.50
allowance performer, came through
with a stretch drive that won the
$4,000 added Bryan and O'Hara
Memorial Handicap. A crowd Of
$1,000, watching the final program
of the Maryland fall season, saw
the 4-year-old son of Halcyon win
by a length margin.
A driving second was Gustave
Rings Respingo, a neck in advance
Of Jay d. Acres Black Swan. Out
of the money and beaten OF were
the heavily backed Boss from the
Brookmeade Stable and Prognosis,
owned by H. G.. Bedwell. A field Of
nine competed in the Handicap,
first contested here in 1922.
It was to the tune of a $6f.40 win
mutuel that Butler, carrying light
weight Of. 1861 pounds, surprised
the talent. He registered time Of
i .O0 20, Two ScCOIluS Oil tiic u dCh
record but better than average for
the Handicap since it was run at
this route.
Butler is one of two horses owned
by Hammond, Baltimore grocer,
who claimed the black gelding- last
spring for $500 Butler added
$4,000 today to bring his year. S
earnings to $22,075.
Black Swan set the early pace
with Respingo, Boss and Prognosis
close up. Butler was being rated
at this time. Boss was first of the
prominent horses to falter. Prog
nosis then moved to the outside of
the pacemaking Black Swan and
Respingo came to the inside.
In the stretch, Prognosis col
lapsed. Respingo rallied to move to
the inside and collared Black Swan
1t looked as though the South
American horse was going to take
the big money until Butler. under
Apprentice D. L. Vests whip, raj
lied on the outside and went on to
win going away.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Skinny FaIIon, Jockey,
Found Dead al GIyndon
By the Assoeioisd Press

GLYNDON. Md, Nov. 30.-Leo
Thomas Fallon, 30-year-old jockey
employed by Alfred G.. Vanderbilt
for IA years, was found dead today
on the floor of a closed garage at
the Vanderbilt Sycamore Farm.
DR.. D. D. Caples, medical exam
liner, said a stable employe found
Fallon directly behind the exhaust
pipe of his car, the ignition on and
the gasoline tank empty. DR..
Caples estimated Fallon had been
dead two hours.
skinny" Fallon had his best year
in 1886, when he rode Vanderbilts
Discovery to victory in the Brooklyn
Handicap at Aqueduct and won the
Butler Handicap at Empire City on
Good Gamble.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

II u " " ~ 4
splendid job, considering the funds
he had in hand, and although he
has been retained as q consulting
engineer by the organization, Wen
miss his colorful personality. The
Canadian office is separate from
Ducks Unlimited in the United
States, with headquarters in New
York City. Until D. U. in Canada
appoints q new general manager,
Arthur M. BARLEY, G. M. OF D. U. in
the United States, will take over
the management Of the Job in Can
ada.
TWO new books for the sports
mans library from the press of A. S.
Barnes & Co. are just appearing on
dealers bookshelves, making ideal
gifts for your hunting and angling
friends. "Alaska's Animals and
Fishes" by Frank Dufresne is the
first complete book covering the vast
and amazing animal and fish life OF
Americas last outpost. The name
of Frank Dufresne is famed through
out the world as hunter. fisher
man, guide, explorer and naturalist
Beautifully illustrated in color and
pen and ink sketches by Bob Hines
one of our most talented of young
wildlife artists and packed with IN
formation Of value to prospective
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Riley, Hockey Coach,
To Address I'D Club

Jack Riley, player-coach Of
Washington's Eastern Hockey
League Lions, will be one of the
speakers assembled for the Touch
down Clubs luncheon at 1890 pm.
Tuesday.
An outstanding sports authority
to be announced also will be present
to review the Army-Navy game in
Philadelphia yesterday.
Riley will discuss the Lions pros
poets in the current Eastern League
race and also viii talk over WASH
ington's future as an ice hockey
center.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
West, District Feather.
Makes Hit in Baltimore

Sonnyboy West, Washington feath-
erweight fighter who made his pro
debut at Baltimore last Friday with
a second-round knockout over
George Junior, was voted the best
preliminary fighter of the week in
the Monument City.
West stopped his opponent with
solar plexus punch after 2 minutes
and Is seconds of milling in9the Sec
ond.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Bio Nine Bosket Coaches
Holding Rules Session
By the Assosiofed Press

by ms NSsoS'ofed Tfsss
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Basketball
coaches of the Western Conference
and officials will meet here tomor-
row for their annual rules interpre-
tation session.
Tomorrow's meeting win mark the
introduction into conference circles
of two new coaches, w. H. "Tppy''
Dye, former Ohio State. star. who
replaced H. q. Olsen as head coach
at Ohio and Osborne Cowles OF
Dartmouth, who succeeded Bennie
Osterbaan at Michigan. A third
coach, Branch McCracken. returned
to Indiana this season after three
year absence on naval duty.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Arcadia Neur-Stors Hondicup,
Scotch Meet Lure Pin Talent
By Ben McAlwee

With top-rankers barred, near.
stars and lesser lights of the Capt.
tails duckpin fraternity who sporl
averages of 100 or less, today will
vie for top prize of $125 in the
third annual Arcadia Handicap that
starts at 2 pm. and runs until
closing time.
A f1ve-game affair the last two
years, Manager George Wilbur has
Changed the event to seven games
and boosted the entrance fee to
$3.50, while adding $25 to the usual
500 winners purse. More than LOG
are expected to compete. Partici-
pants will receive a two-thirds
handicap, based on 100 scratch.
Other special attractions on the
Capital bowling card will be the
Scotch mixed tournament starting
at 7:30 at Silver Spring and the
weekly one-ball handicap at Pet
worth at 2 this afternoon.
Frank (Bud) Guethler, Washing
tons No. pinman, will be de-
Tending champion in today's fourth
annual Brooklyn Open at Balti-
more.
American Security and Trust No
In beating American Security No
2 in the odd, came up with a game
count of 668 in the Bankers League,
cracked its own mark of 656, rolled
in 1899. AL Wright led the record
smashing with 1853 while Paul Bisset
fired 140, Bill Grimes, 1876; Monroe
Biglow, 109, and Irving Clark, 121.
With team set of LIZA, Asst /
missed by nine pins the season
high set of 1,753, held by Riggs.
Florence Sabean, who has been
rolling in Washington Ladies League
almost since it's start a quarter CEN
tury ago, cut loose with some nifty
spare-making the other night at
Lafayette with eight in a row for
149. Her set of 366 enabled Hessick
Coal to sweep Takoma Gift Shop.
Harry Rich's Barber Shop held
help win two from S. 81 H. Parking.
Despite Kay Luckett's 1865, Tassa
Market dropped two tilts to The
Oaks, skidding into a second place
tie with Edmonds Optical which
whipped Garvin's Grill, 81. Mary
Brown, who with Moe Meade rolled
855 for three-game national mixed
doubles record last Friday, started
her big week of pinspilling with 1856,
oY,Iy IN he on the losing side as Brat
bird Pigs beat First Restaurant, 2-1.
Jane and Husband Bob MacCord
trimmed Stella O'Trenba and Ro-
land Tobin, 2-1, to maintain first
place in King Pin mixed doubles.
Bowling a season record OF 1,494
in National Capital Ladies Leagues
Standards tripped the Sparklers
three times to advance to two games
In the lead as erstwhile tied War
Navy was beaten, 81, by d-place
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Sexton and GoribuIdi
Siqned on RussIe Show

Frank Sexton, the recognized
wrestling champion, and Gino Carl
baldi, the Italian contender, will
meet Wednesday night at Turner's
Arena in co-feature match. Sex
ton win be risking his title locally
for the seventh time, but in Carl
baldi he is facing perhaps his
strongest opponent.
Two feminine stars will share the
spotlight. They are Matte Bell,
Little Rock, Ark, and Evelyn Wall,
Houston, Tex, who will clash for the
right to meet Champion Mildred
Burke in the near future.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Unbeuten Eievens Clash
At Lunqdon Park Today

Brookland Merchants and Jacks
Contracting 140-p und football
teams risk perfect-season records
when they meet at 2 pm. today on
Langdon Park field.
Jacks gridders have allowed 19I
points in crushing nine opponents,
while the Brooklanders have given
13 points in downing 10 foes.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Crawford Is Favored
To Defeat Crump in
Fiqhf Tomorrow

Heavyweight Jackie Crawford,
Washington's blond socker, is slim
choice to win over Baltimore's
Charley Crump in tomorrow nights
main event fight at Turner's Arena.
The big boys tangle over scheduled
l0-round route, but as both are
young, STRONG heavyweights and both
pack punch it might not go the
distance.
Crawford has come along well In
the last year since leaving the Coast
Guard, winning 20 and dropping
three matches, and he's showing
signs Of moving along in boxing S
top bracket. If successful against
Crump tomorrow night his handlers
plan to step up the caliber Of his
competition, and he probably will
travel north for a showing in New
York. He's not ready for the real
big time yet, but he's been schooled
well and a little more defensive
skill and self-confidence Is all he
needs to become contender.
Jackie right now is boasting a
string of four knockout victories. In
succession he's stopped Carlisle
Thompson in 4, Ross Strickland In
10, Buddy Komar in 8 and Cowboy
George Benick in 6. He's slow
starter, being inclined to laudable
caution in the early going. but, he's
also a real slugger when he gets
warmed to his work.
His opponent. Crump, also Is q
Coast Guard graduate. Crump has
more boxing skill than the usual
run of young heavyweights, and like
Crawford Is slow starter but good
finisher. He's handled by Max
Waxman and Heinie Blaustein, those
Baltimore ring veterans who've sent
many boys upward.
Six-round supporting fights have
George Brooks against Ken Stribling
and Stonewall Jackson "a comer)
against Sammy Thompson. Fours
are Jimmy Briscoe against Buster
Smith and Jimmy Burns against
Vince Mazak.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

necessary IN bet
tering the breed
ing grounds of
wild waterfowl
across the bor-
der, has re
S / g n e d. The
c Sc Of his
resignation h a s
not yet been an
nounced, b u t
whatever 1t Is.
his thousands o.
friends all ove-
this country Wi
regret his &C
tion. Tom Main
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Washington Ski Club
To Meet Wednesday

Ski Club of Washington will hold
its second meeting of the season in
the Chantilly Room, Hotel Hamu-
ton, at $3.50 pm. Wednesday.
A program of interest to all skiiers
has been arranged and nonmembers
|of the club are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Justice. Margaret Miltner's 1882,
Betty McIntyre's 1896 and Con-
stance Torrey's 1l4-301 were the
big blows as the Standards topped
its previous season high by one pin.
Disbursement leads the Treasury
Department loop by one game with
Is wins and 9 losses. Stores and
Chief Clerk are deadlocked for Sec
lond. Quinn is the individual PAGER
with lis average. Thaden is high
with season marks of Its and 384.
Sweeping Home Liquor Store with
a season high of 1,784 in Greenway
American loop, Food Fair main
tanned a two-game lead over G. B.
Macke Co. George Scriyener's AL
800, Ed VOLTS 141-372 and A.
Mitchell's 147-370 were the heavy
blows for Food Fair.
D. G. Recreation Department
opened the Government colored
bowling league at Casino last week.
There still are openings for several
teams. Candidates should contact
Joe Cole at D. G. Recreation Ofice,
3149 Sixteenth street NV, or call
Adams '2050. No teams will be ac-
cepted after December 6. The next
meeting of the new loop will be held
at 8:15 pm. Tuesday at Garnet
Patterson Center, Tenth and U
streets NV.
Model Basin and S. e. A. re-
mained tied for Navy Department
League lead by respective 2-1 wins
over Commandants and United
States Engineers
Three teams jam top spot in
Realtors League with Cafritz Co.
holding 13-pin advantage over H.
G. Smithy Co. and 188-pin lead
over Fred A. Smith Co.
Silvio Cristofoli raped 152 and
403 as Delmar Wine put the skids
under Uptown Liquor in Ice Palace
81 500 loop.
Adolph Dreis with 100 and 1862
was high for the men as first
place Rockets crushed Caldwell's to
hold first place in Temple Mixed
League by one game. Emma King
fired season highs of 135 and 370
for women in aiding Capital Awning
to whitewash Newton Market. Anne
Carlson rolled lat and BAT for Cap
itol.
Paula Larsen and her Pinbust-
ers composed of three men and two
women will invade Boiling Field
this afternoon at to open series
of ten pin matches between mixed
outfits.
Polly's Flower Shop of Alex
andria, captained by Betty Dove,
won its sixth straight duckpin
match of the season, beating an
outfit of Capital men.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
LyteII LII. Cancels Bout

HOLYOKE, Mass, Nov. 80 R.--
Illness has forced Bert Lytell of
California to cancel his scheduled
|10-round boxing match with Saint
Paul of Springfield Monday night.
Henry Hall of New Orleans has been
substituted. Both are 168- Founders.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Bowie Results
By the Associofed Press

py me AssocioIed fFeSS
FIRST RAcE-Pursea; $4,000; e3,o,,ls claiming;
Hearts Entwine g5essop5 $40 40 s.2o
Bar, Grenade .fMundent 500 40
Barbaras Girl tclaggett) $50
Also rA,-Fogoso. Mr.. Friday. Flintee,
Miles City, Ariel Legend. Time Flies, Tagel'
Ginokum. Golden Babe.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and upward; lis miles.
Stray Wincs (West) 11.s0 $40 800
Tiger Age (Wholeyl ll20 g'9o
Mrj riGe. GeunaS s.S5sa' ssreen' 1880
Also 1e' Ean4dood GRAVY Royal yiey
ornery, Someghere. Paula Grier' Biz Jack.
MISC ~ Daiiy double paid s42.so)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 2-year- -olds; l mile and 70 yards ;,
5s5sISsnsE {kiEk {1alaan, $40 5.sS 5sS 44so 4so
LagFania qEs,a !Hscker) !Essl 1890
rroh Aso ssse a sha na saes osk bae s
Fuigura, Scat Back, syphon
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 1 10 miles. 40
Sus As.er ,nEssb3 sErrleo' 2s7o 14so 4so saS saS
saIs ssaHfa5:Sh Fi%:I Slat IS! IklsE' 5sS' 1870
Also i5'' ran@woofe. Adorant, Hattie k;
orage, Leprechaun, Karenette. Second
Meadow, Sun Chevie.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming:
3-yesr-olds and Dup upward, ! $o mics a. so
Turnabout (Jessopl 3,3o a.39
Hammer-Lock (WesD 2.30
Also % ran-Harford Astral, Jacobe,
Brenner Pass, Tacaro Briar Grand Des-
'insi Greer a % and Hail entry. cR "A. Petillo
entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added;
the Bryan and O'Hara Memorial Handicap:
2-year-olds and UPWARD 81 io mises ~ sc %
Black Swan (Kenney) = 7.20
Also ran-scotch Plains, Dinner Party,
Boss, Prognosis, Hasty Message, Boy-Plin.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upwaJd; i m miles. on
asndon aign DrVi Mac siafsTa cTsmmaroS % $50 $50 $40
Ring Master (Errico) 41O
Also ran@Jittery Joe, Dove Shoot Local
Plnanee Anne Again Ioxds Earn E;Es Man. Black
EIGHT RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
tzarG-Ges caso gos ana tBrssa sPyard nsSS ssS 900
Comedy PlayeE Robertson) o.oe
cos5ssr feoasses Esate Esr BAGS asserss ss.
Jones, Robert E. Lee. Betty's Bobby ane
Carrlgnatar:
Evening star., 1946-12-01
OUTDOORS

Tom Main, general manager Of
Ducks Unlimited in Canada, who
was borrowed from the Canadian
Railways to do the engineering job
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Model Basin and S. e. A. re-
mained tied for Navy Department
League lead by respective 2-1 wins
over Commandants and United
States Engineers
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Three teams jam top spot in
Realtors League with Cafritz Co.
holding 13-pin advantage over H.
G. Smithy Co. and 188-pin lead
over Fred A. Smith Co.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Silvio Cristofoli raped 152 and
403 as Delmar Wine put the skids
under Uptown Liquor in Ice Palace
81 500 loop.