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Evening star., 1952-12-27
Two Records Broken
In Miami Boat Races
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Dec. 81
Closed course events and a "a
mile race around Miami Beach
highlight the program today at
the Orange Bowl regatta where
two world speedboat records al
ready have been set.
Mrs. Ruby j. Scull, a Ventnor
IN. JJ mother of two children,
established a new mark of 62.302
miles per hour yesterday in the
48 cubic inch inboard runabout
class. She beat her own record of
60.708 m.p.h. set August 3 at
Cambridge, Md.
Wally Wakem, 81, Palm Beach,
Fla. scudded over the measured
mile course on the inland water
way for an average speed of
55.945 m.p.h. and a new record
in the Class B stock outboard
hydroplanes.
Louis Nuta, jr., 21-year-old
Miamian, turned in a remarkable
performance aboard the Mixmas-
tier. owned by Howard Johanson,
Los Angeles, in an attempt to
set a new record for 266 cubic
inch hydroplanes.
He actually exceeded the record
Iof 121.703 m.p.h. established Mo-
Ivember II at Long Beach, Calf.
by Bob Sykes on three runs. but
had to slow down each time on
the return.
His highest clocked speed was
1867 m.p.h. on the second effort.
Two cruisers and a patrol craft
disturbed the water on hi return
and he cut his speed tes 1874.
This gave him an av fage OF
120.342.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Trobert's Impressive Workout
Lifts u. S. Davis Cup Hopes

pm. today, American time). II
will determine the lineup for the
first two singles duels. The order
lis reversed in the final two singles
Wednesday.
The doubles will be played
Tuesday and the Sedgman-Mc-
Gregor tandem is heavily favored
although Seixas and Trabert
teamed we'll in the interzone
matches.
Trabert Shows Power.
Trabert was stroking better to-
day than any time since he
reached this continent on brie1
leave. He was numbering the ball
on his service, and putting away
strong winners both from the back
court and at the net.
Seixas, who has beaten Sedg-
man the last two times they've
met, now is highly confident o1
an American victory and hi
doesn't mind saying so. He also
is hitting the ball well.
/ A crowd of 5000 turned out
at the Memorial Drive courts to.
day to watch the Americans anc
Australians sharpen their stroke:
in final tuneups. They were en-.
couraged by the sharpness of theil
own champion, Sedgman, but thu
impressive play of Trabert threw
a damper over their hopes of ar
easy victory.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Kansas State, Colorado
Picked in Bio Seven Meet

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27 R.-
Kansas State and Colorado are
favored to wind up the first round
of the Big Seven Conference
seventh preseason basketball
tournament in winners roles to-
might.
The Kansas State Wildcats,
conference championship favor
ties. will take on the Oklahoma
Sooners at 9 pm. The Colorado
Buffaloes will meet guest Yale
University at 10:45.
Both opening session favorites
came through with victories last
night. The Kansas Jayhawkers,
NCAA champions last season,
dropped Nebraska, 1866. with a
last-quarter spurt, and Missouri
edged Iowa State. 1851.
B, H. Born, 6-foot-9 replace
ment for Kansas great Clyde
Lovelette of the last three sea-
sons, led the winning attack with
19 points. Football star Gil Reich
came through with clutch goals,
a total of four. and was a stand
out ball hawker.
Missouri held the early lead over
Iowa State, 21-15 at the quarter
and 1921 at the half, but had to
stand off repeated Iowa State
rallies for the voctory. Win
Wolfong pitched in seven field
goals, five of them from long
range, and four free throws to
provide MisSouri'S margin of VIC
| torv
Evening star., 1952-12-27
District Boys Play Green Bay
In Santa Claus Bowl Toniqht

Claus titlist and the losers play in
a consolation game.
(Tonight's games will not be
broadcast in the Washington
area. However, if the WASH
ington team wins and gets into
Monday nights championship
game, that game will be broad
cast over WWDCD
The little fellows are treated
something like the big college
teams that play in bowl games
The city put on big pep rally
last night. Today there is a pa.
rade. A queen who must be II OF
IL will be chosen tonight to reigr
over the Santa Claus Bowl.
Sponsors of the bowl are thu
Pop Warner Foundation and the
Lakeland Chamber of Commerce
No team comes as an all-out
favorite. Green Bay probabl,
comes nearest being a favorite but
only because it is coached by some
of the big-name players who al
one time made the Green Bay
Packers great pro football team
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Goa|ie From RANGERS
Joins Lions Toniqht

The spare goalie from the New
York Rangers, 21-year-old Cliff
Hicks, joins the WASHINGTON
Lions on a loan basis tonight a.
the Lions take on the New Haver
Nutmegs at Uline Arena at 8:3(
O'Clock.
Hicks will replace Dennit
Mooney, the regular Lions net
tender, and if he gives an impress
sive performance he may stick
here. Coach Ducky Skinner will
look him over carefully, and if hi
likes his work will try to make a
deal for him.
Hicks already has played ir
eight Eastern League hockey
games this season, all with the
Troy Trojans. He has the leagues
best record with an average oi
only 3.38 goals a game against
him, and on one occasion pre-
viously shut out the Lions.
Whichever team wins tonight
will take undisputed possession oi
third place. The two are tiec
with 20 points each. although New
Haven has played two more games
than Washington.
Hicks presence in the Wash.
ington nets tonight should take
some of the pressure of Wash.
ington's hard-working defense.
men-Larry Archambeault, Jot
Medyski, Dave Lucas and Frank
Hughes. They have worked over.
time in efforts to stall of scoring
bids.
The Lions will be seeking theil
sixth straight victory over thu
Nutmegs. having swept five in f,
row from them after losing ono,
in the early part Of the season
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Santa Anita Opening
Draws $1,000; Play
Totals $2,4O7,765
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA. Calf, Dec. a.
There can be no argument about
Santa Anita Parks being off to
an auspicious start of it's 10th
winter meeting.
A crowd estimated at $4,000
witnessed yesterdays opener and
played the pari-mutuel machines
for an aggregate Of $2.407,765.
The day was ideal, a semiholi-
day, but thousands were unable to
get to the park until late. if at all.
The worst opening day traffic
snarl in its history jammed up
motorists for 4 miles.
Some were stuck for three
hours and by then abandoned any
notion of taking in the races.
Up 81 Million Over 81.
Last year, in threatening wealth.
Ier, the attendance was $4,000 and
the betting handle $1,431 ,909.
The turnout was not the only
surprise. Another one came in the
seventh race when the heavily
favored A Clean, victim of a
broken stirrup, ran third to Span
ish Cream and Great Dream in
the $4,000 Las Flores Handicap.
Jockey Eddie Arcaro had A
Clean, seeking her sixth straight
stakes victory, racing nicely when
the strap broke. The filly raced
wide at the far turn and into
the stretch.
Spanish Cream Wins.
Spanish Cream, owned by the
H. w. Collins Stable. paid $32 go
$500 and $4.30. Great Dream
paid SIS and $4.70, and A. Clean
$40.
Today's card featured the Cali
fornia Breeders Champion Stakes
for homebred 2-year-olds, with a
purse that will gross $4,000, and
the $4,000 Palos Verdes Handi-
cap for older horses.
Leading candidates in the Palos
Verdes were First Glance, Warcos
Reighs Bull and Cyclotron. In
the baby special, Golden Abbey
De ANA and Atomic Speed were
well liked.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Women Consider Change
In National Amateur Golf
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-The for
mat of the Women's National
Amateur golf tournament may be
changed next summer to elm
mate the 18-hole qualifying round.
The United States Golf Associa-
ton announced players are being
polled for an opinion on whether
they would prefer to start in i'm.
mediately on match play. The
1853 event is scheduled at Rhode
Island Country Club in Providence
August 24-29.
The USGA also set the site of
two 1854 tournaments. The Wom-
ems Amateur will be played at
the Allegheny Country Club at
Sewickley, Pa, and the junior
mems at the Los Angeles Country
Club. Dates will be set later.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
The Hampton Pools Son
Just Misses Christmas
BY the Asseeioted Press

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 27.-The
baby arrived a little too late for
Christmas but all was fine at
home of Coach Hampton Pool of
the Los Angeles Rams football
team today.
Mrs. Pool gave birth to a boy,
weight Z pounds 4 ounces. at st.
Johns Hospital. Santa Monica, at
2:45 am. yesterday.
| A name hasn't been chosen yet.
The Pools have two other children
John, 5, and Suzanne. IL.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Baltimore Ticket Sales
Pass $4,000 Mark
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-Season
tickets sales for the promised re-
turn OF pro football to Baltimore
climbed past the $4,000 mark.
The city has been assured the
Dallas club in 1853 if it buys $780, =
900 worth of season tickets.
amounting to about $4,000 books.
before the annual meeting of the
National Football League on jan
uary %. The tickets went on
sale in mid-December.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
DeSpirito, Shut Out, Still Tops
Pace of CuImone, Shoemaker

two races and out of the money
in the others.
His riding record made the
| slender. black-haired youths
mounts the favorites in most of
his races with the crowd of 11,773,
but it was not DeSpirito's day.
This dismal showing contrasted
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Football Today
On Radio and Tv

Today's East-West football game
in San Francisco will be ON tele-
vision in Washington over WTTG
starting at 4:45 pm.
The game also will be on radio
over WWDC. WWDC also will air
today's Blue-Gray game at Mont
gomery, Ala, at 2:15 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
East Relies Complicated Attack Against Favored West Eleven
Stars Face Slippery Field;
Blue Pussers Battle Groys
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-
Slippery footing and damp skies
were in prospect today as Eastern
gridiron stars pitted a razzle
dazzle of plays and formations
against the power-packed West in
the 28th renewal of the annual
Shrine game at Kezar Stadium.
Despite the weather, the sta
dium's nearly 10000 seats have
been sold out. The game will be
nationally televised over the Du
Mont network and broadcast by
Mutual, starting at 4:45 pm.
(EST).
Occasional Rains Forecast.
A rainstorm swept over the San
Francisco area last night and oc-
casional rains were forecast today.
Michigan States Coach Clar-
ence (Biggie) Mum, who led his
ISpartans to No. / ranking in the
Nation this season, has drilled his
East squad with As plays to be
run of the T-formation, the single
and double wings and spreads.
Washington's HOWE Odell ha;
restricted to a little over a dozer
the plays to be run off the T-for-
nation by such collegiate stars az
Oklahoma's fleet Billy Vessels anc
California's crunching fullback
Johnny Olszewski.
The West remained a slight ia.
vorite.
Have Own Sparkplugs.
Each coach has a sparkplus
from his own team in the back.
field. Don McAuliffe was on hant
to help Mum extend a winning
streak of "a games.
Odell has Don Heinrich ready
for quarterback duties. But HI
indicated he would start another
brilliant signal caller, Oklahoma ;.
Eddie Crowder, teammate Of
Vessels on the Sooners' Big Sever
Ichampions.
The probable lineups with play
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Chicago Bears Center
Hurt in Auto Collision
BY the Associoied Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Bob Moser
of Modesto, Calf, center for the
Chicago Bears, suffered facial in
juries in an automobile collision
here Christmas Eve.
Moser, %, was thrown forward
against the steering wheel. At
the time he was en- route from
q hospital, where his wife had just
given birth to a son.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
U. S. Soccer Team Wins

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Dec. 27
(R.-The touring United States
college soccer team, with repre-
sentatives from Yale, Dartmouth,
Cornell and Pennsylvania, de-
feated Bermuda's National Sports
Club, 40, before crowd of 1000
spectators despite rain through
out the game.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
HGni Try for Comeback
Against Ohio State Five

CHICAGO, Dec. 27 (P.-Illinois,
deralled once in it's run to retain
the Big Ten basketball champion
ship, will try to get back on the
victory track tonight.
The Illini meet Ohio States
Buckeyes in Champaign.
Illinois suffered a blow to the
prestige that went with it's high
national ranking Tuesday, when
1T lost to Minnesota by a 77-73
score. The Illini will go into the
game against the smaller Buck
eyes with record of one win and
(See BASKETBALL. Pare B-5)
Evening star., 1952-12-27
By the Associated Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 27.
Southern hospitality won't ex-
tend to the football field when
Yanks and Rebs tangle this after
noon in what may be one of the
hardest-fought games in Blue
Gray history. The kickoff is set
for 2.30. s
Ending a week of rough prac-
tice, both camps called quits to
Evening star., 1952-12-27

sharply with his Christmas Day
in Havana, when he booted home
three winners, and with his per-
formance at Tropical Park or
Christmas eve-his 18th birthday
when he also registered a triple
DeSpirito got back in the saddle
on Christmas eve after serving a
Today suspension for a riding
foul.
The official American record OF
38S winners in year generally
is accepted as world record.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Two Twin Bills Open
Holiday Cage Festival
Al New York Today
BY the Assoeieied Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Eight
hand-picked teams begin action
today in the holiday festival
basketball tourney at Madison
Square Garden. The collegiate
cagers square of in a pair OF
afternoon and evening doubles
headers.
The LaSalle explorers. last sea-
sons National Invitation Tourna-
ment winners and currently top
ranked in the AP poll, are strong
favorties to capture the invita-
ton festival.
Today's pairings are:
Afternoon-2 pm. Manhattan
(4-O VS.. Cincinnati (2-2) and
3:45 pm. LaSalle (8-O VS.. De-
Paul (6-D.
Evening-7:45 pm. st. Johns
t3-0 VS.. Miami of Ohio (5-1)
and $50 pm, New York U (5-2)
VS.. Utah State (4-5).
The four losers will meet in
Monday afternoons twin bill and
the four winners will participate
in a double header on Monday
night. A triple-header is on the
agenda for Tuesday night with
the two unbeaten teams clashing
for the championship in the fea-
ture game.
Six of the eight teams will take
part in three games. The two
losers of the Monday afternoon
double-header will play only
twice.
Another major tourney, the
Southwest Conference event, got
under way at Dallas with Baylor
upsetting Texas. STAB, and Rice
crushing Texas Christian, 68-49.
In other major games through
out the country Wisconsin beat
California. 64-57; Iowa walloped
Oregon, 86-57; Washington again
humbled st. Louis, 61-57: UCLA
whipped Oregon State. 74-58;
Southern California went over
time to down Washington State,
$3.50 and Washington of st.
Louis nicked Idaho, 61-57.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

When the Australians mopped up in this
country last fall, practically everyone in sight,
and many not in sight, picked Australia in
a landslide to retain tennis top prize. The
Ausses couldn't miss with Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor, Mervyn Rose and others
against the polyglot that was left to the
United States.
But SUDDENLY Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert
emerged from the rut of the season to prove
they had about as good a chance as the best
Of the Australian stars.
Australia, with normal population of
about million, has given tennis more than
Evening star., 1952-12-27

Ipreliminaries yesterday and chose
co-captains for the annual scrap
in the capital of the Confederacy.
| Tackle Jack Little of Texas
A. & M. and End Lloyd Colteryahn
of Maryland will be frontline gen.
erals for the Grays. The Yanks
will be headed by Tackle Gordy
Serr of Michigan State and Pur-
due Tackle Bill Bruner.
The boys from up North have
won only four of the l3 games.
Last year they lost, 20-14, thanks
mainly to Fred Benners of South
ern Methodist.
NOrth's Passing Is Strong.
Head Coach Rip Engle of Penn
State, aided by Bert Ingwersen of
Illinois and eX-Harvard Coach
Dick Harlow, has fused a powerful
passing attack with q tricky de-
fense system.
Detroit's Ted Marchibroda and
Lou D'Achille of Indiana will do
the Blue tossing. Marchibroda
led the Nation in total offense
this year with 1913 yards, 1857
of them on 103 completed passes.
D'Achille, the lefthander, who
probably will start at quarter
back, threw 70 successful aerials
for 1,025 Yards.
Mindful that the boys from be-
low the Mason-Dixion border can
also pass, the North has devised
a 5-2-3-1 pass defense. That will
lput six men in the secondary
two linebackers, three backs and
a safety man.
South Defense Uncertain.
The Rebel offensive looks ca
Ipable of a wicked counter
attack. Defensively, however, the
South looks a bit weak.
Ray Graves of Texas A&M
will quarterback the South and
also handle the passing while he's
in the game.
Clemson's Frank Howard is
head coach of the South. With
him are Coaches Ray George of
Texas A6lM and Murray War;
math of Mississippi State.
Probable starting lineups:
Pos Rlue Gray.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
College Basketball
BY the Asseeiofed Pres,

by the Associated Press
Big : Tourney First Round).
Missouri, SO; Iowa State, 81.
Kansas. 73; Nebraska, SO.
Southwest Conference Tourney
First Round).
Baylor, 81; Texas, 43.
Rice, 6S: Texas Christian, A.
Hofstra Invitation Tourney First Reundl
Williams. S4: Wagner, 12
Hofstra. "a; Wesleyan. SO.
Ausustana tSioux Falls) Tourney.
Mankato. 81: Augustana, 61
South Dakota State. 7s; st. John,
Other Games.
Wisconsin. GA; California, 81.
Iowa SO; oregon 81.
Washington, 81: St. Louis. 81.
UCLA, "A; Oregon State. So
Southern California, 60; Washinstor
State, 80 (overtime).
San Jose State. 6S; Stanford 81.
WASHINGTON tSt. Louisl 81; Idaho 81
Navy (Calif.l Amphibs 6S; Denver 81
sity SO.
Santa Clara 90: Los Angeles Loyola o.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. GA
boxing match between Maryland
and Syracuse plus tennis and
yachting events open the Sugar
Bowl sports carnival today. Also
one Of the two unbeaten football
teams in the New Years Day
game starts its final pre-bowl
drills.
Mississippi, the twice-tied team
that ranked seventh nationally,
flies to Biloxi on the Mississippi
Gulf coast and will work out to-
day. Georgia Tech, unbeaten in
|25 games and the second-ranked
team this year, will fly to New
Orleans tomorrow night for its
final drills.
Today's competition opens with
yachting and the start of a three
day tennis tournament and fin
ishes with the boxing matches
tonight.
MulIoy Expected to Win.
Gardnar Mulloy, the Nations
top-ranked amateur. is favored to
win his third Sugar Bowl tennis
crown. He meets Dave Brown OF
New Orleans in the first round
Tom Brown, jr., of San Francisco,
the Nations eighth-ranking play
er, is seeded second and will take
on Henry jungle of New Orleans
in opening play. Only two were
seeded for the tournament.
Other top players are Noe
Brown of Los Angeles. Bernard
Bartzen of San Angelo, Tex,
Grant Golden of Chicago, Ha'
Burrows of Charlottesville, Va,
Tony Vincent of New York, Box
Perry of Los Angeles and Sic
Schwartz of Brooklyn.
In yachting, Gilbert Gray of New
Orleans is favored to win the
|regatta's race of champions" one
of several events matching crews
from Southern Yacht Club of New
Orleans; Pass Christian, Gulfport
and Biloxi. Miss; Mobile, Buc.
cancer of Mobile and Fairhope
Ala; and Pensacola, st. Andrew!
Bay, st. Petersburg and Sarasota
Fla.
Track Meet Tomorrow.
Tomorrow the tennis meet con.
tinues and college and Olympic
stars will participate in the annua
track meet.
Entries include Walt Davis O
Texas A6zM in the high jump
Darrow Hooper of Texas AIM il
the shot put and Rev. Bob Rich
ards, pole vaulter, Of the nlinoi
Athletic Club.
Two good entries from George
town also are competing. Car
Joyce in the $50 and Joe LaPierr'
in the mile.
The tennis tournament is sched'
uled to end Monday, when th'
1two-day basketball match starts
Unbeaten st. Bonaventure viii
probably be favored to beat st
Louis defending Sugar Bow
champions in one game of th'
|opening night double-header ant
meet the winner of the othe
Opening game between Louisian,
State and Villanova.
! The Tuesday night actiol
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Win, Lose, or Draw
By GRANTlAND RICE

BEVERLY HILLS CALF, DEC. 26-As rule, when you
start talking tennis you think California 1t
all different now. With Davis Cup party at hand we
turn to Vic Sexas of Philadelphia Tony Trabert of
Cincio
Evening star., 1952-12-27
.NBA Standings

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Indianapolis. So: Boston. "A.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Syracuse at Baltimore
Boston at Minneapolis
India t2apolis at Rochester.
Fort Wayne VS.. New York at Baltimore
Evening star., 1952-12-27
How Records Compare
BY the Associated Press

Here's how the current record
of Jockey Tony DeSpirito COM
pares to that of Willie Shoemaker
and Joe Culmone in 1850 when
they tied Walter Miller's Ameri-
can record of 388 winners in one
year:
Years
Winners winner.
Dec. 26 to date
DeSpirito Cat Tropical Park None 37t
Culmone. 1850 tat Tropical
Park 31i
Shoemaker, 1850 cat New
OrleanSJ 2 81:
xWalter Miller, 1906 ~ 3SS
No breakdown of Miller's record avail
oh -
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Hockey at q Glance

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
Syracuse. 5: Cleveland. J..
Western League.
Seattle, 6: Vancouver. 3.
Tacoma. 6; Victoria. J., G
Saskatoon, z; Calgary, @
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Eastern League.
Johnstown at Springfeld
New Haven at Washtnaton.
National League.
Detroit at Montreal.
Boston at Toronto
American League.
Buffalo at Hershey.
Providence at Syracuse.
Cleveland at Pittsburgh.
Western League.
Victoria at Tacoma
Seattle at New Westminster.
Saskatoon at Calgary.
International LeaEue.
Troy fOhio) at Grand Rapids.
Milwaukee at Fort Wayne.
Cincinnati at Toledo
Evening star., 1952-12-27

Pos. Blue. Gray.
|. e s'dbiom (Rutsers) Colteryahn md,
l.. t. Serr mich. ST. Crockett (Ricel
L. c. Cookley tShipp sb'g) Nuss (Tulanel
c. Dooley (Penn State) Griggs (Ky.D
R. G. Houston (Purd'e) Russ TEX. A6sM)
R. t. Weddell Hll) HOLDEN Duke,
R. E.. And son (Ohio ST. H'mpel (Hstonl
Q. B.. D'Achille QndO Graves TEX. A&M)
L. H. Klezek (Purdue) Miod'zski tW&Ml
R. H.. Hersh wv. CHI st'r) Bailey tTulanel
F. B.--Tate UllinoiS) -Carp'ter (Arkansas)
Evening star., 1952-12-27

(See BASKETBALL, Page BIS,
Evening star., 1952-12-27

North American Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1952-02-27
GaIIInger Laboratory Gets
S1,44O for Heart Studies

A grant of 81. .440 has been made
20 the dio-Pulmonary Func-
ton Laboratory at Gallinger Hos
pital by the Washington Heart
Association.
Most of the funds are being
used to purchase needed equip
ment for research work at the
laboratory. The largest single
purchase has been q $500 broncho-
Spirometer. Through the use Of
this device. O phyacian can de-
termine the function Of each lung.
rather than the combined func.
ton Of both lungs.
The associations research COM
mittee, headed by Or. Hugh II.
Hussey. decided 10 make the grant
10 the hospitals pulmonary dis
ease section because many forms
of heart disease have IN effect on
the lungs.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
dewey Calls Extra Election
Ito Pick Byrne Successor
By the Assssiaisd Pssss

ALBANY, N. Y, FEB. 27--0ov
Dewey yesterday ordered q spe.
Cial election held April 1 In the
overwhelmingly Democratic sac
Congressional district, to choose
Q successor to the late Represen.
tative William +. Byrne.
Il viii be the second special
congressional election In thin
presidential year In New York.
Leo W. o'Brieh, Albany news.
papefif1aii. Ia the Democratic eat1a
didate for the seat left vacant BY
the death Of Mrl Btti1e, oh jahuI
afy III. william H. Sanford 0I
suburban 60i0hle has been fiiehl
toned a. the probable a. D. p
nominee
Earlier this month, former Repl
FesehtatlVe H0bert FFlDD H0ssl 1
Republican was elected agaln al
representative from the Fifth BlSl
rlGt, In Queens Only once be-
fore had the district chosen I
l6i g. PI congressman That Wal
IN 1885 when MPr Ress won a two
year tepnnI