davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-02-22
New Orleans Results
sy the A..oeioied Pres,

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,50o; claim
ing; 4-year .olds and up; 6 furlongs.
MsPf Epet1 Msfs; R5Is; Hsfs1 ssIfs 1900 ssS sS
orilling 1zehrl ESQ
AsS sssnHspDy West c9Sns %Tsr pssD s:
Bar and Advance Cross.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Rs SssfRiss iRssy so u' 100 iatEeRs'
Copete tFerraiuolol 1000 700
Edgebrook Lass fMilliEanJ 500
Also Aime' ir;anneBwhatapeach, fransent,
Rancyina Big Inch Besgtiful jane, Jean
the Joker,. Count Steel. Il sirens Ring and
DAILY Double Pride and
Bold Gold paid $l45.40.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 800; claim
ing; 2-year-olds: msidens: 2 turlonss. ZIG eo
Sherry Pat tCoxl $50 800 S.SD S.SSDD
GG.sssy Gesss NSsRet Sslle 'Mlisano 9eoianS ' $50
Also Tan@Marine Growth; Sleepy
Girl. Trip Lady. Laura Susan and
fTFis Field. T2s''
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,sO0; maid
ems; 3-year -olds: 8 furlonks.
Laiia's Comet (F'railo) $50 100 2.60
Fair Pilot (Poparal 6.oo a.0HH
Regal Stone (Delpidio) S.Zu
Also % ran.a Fight Little. wild
Charmer, Gizeh, Eugenia. Chere MATTE
ana q Branham s pa and Murlogg Farm entry.
Conditions: Now showery and mudoS'
FIFTH EAcE@Pqrss; 1aId. f;rissSso $1,000; allow
Wee Payoff lporchl 1850 4S0 4;S0 S.4e 4e
Atascosa (Polan) %.%u
Also e' ran-Donald Sea. Cool Play.
Pernle Lee and Fast Charger.
SIXTH RAcE.Pnrss. $1,000; claim
set Set Shot tPoDafaS $40 $50 s.o9 so9
Mr. Emile tFerraiuolol 2'oo
Also .i iran-Four Night. Nasss Head and
Red Fiddler.
$1,000: s-year and up; Il. miles; 3;
Smoke screen (Porchl $50 $,S0 SSo SxS go
sBsr sR2 oas 11 fS.iadi'' fessl9d' ~ $50
Also ran-Dr. Ole Nelson. picturesque,
Smasher, Second Avenue, Trucnon. hsy
Bloom. fHiram Jr., 4 Gray Cnahenee ana
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: lie miles.
Echo Rock Baird $50 3.SO 5.2OO
The Globe (Ferraiuolo) o.4V S.66u
OAK River adams Jr.l 4.oV
Time, 1:49B. .s
Also rAn-Eieven Men, FightinE Mood
Censorship and Sam H.
NINTH RACE-Purse. S1.700; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; lie miles 81
SKY Ranger (FrriloC l3.4O 6.6U 3.SU
Piper (Coxl S.oU a.S11
Billcella (Risleyl o.4U
Time. 1853.
Also rarl--Frisk, Chance Cloud. Sultan.
pepper, Queens Taste and Myrmidon.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Two Rosecroff Officials
Tour Harness Tracks

John w. Miller, secretary
treasurer of Rosecroft Raceway.
and DR.. A. C. Goff, starter, left
yesterday on a tour of winter
training centerS for harness
PAGERS and trotterS.
Miller and DR.. Goff hope to
get a line on some of the horses
expected to compete at Rose
croft's 20-night meeting open
ing May 18.
The two officials will visit
centers at Pinehurst, N. c.;
Aiken and Myrtle Beach, s. c.:
Cordelle and Macon, Ga. and
the Ben White Raceway near
Orlando, Fla.
Jim Lynch, Rosecroft racing
secretary. will join Miller and
DR.. Golf at Orlando. Lynch
will be racing secretary at the
Ponce de Leon Raceway, near
Jacksonville. Fla, the Nations
newest night harness track,
which will open March 4.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

still open in the East. That'll
be a lot, of races, but I think
he's a lot Of horse"
Henry My Boy will race under
the silks of Mrs. Hecht. as will
Immortality. a tilly two-year-old
by Ampitheater from Ever Dear.
The first named was taken out
of the 1852 yearling sales for
$4,000 and the other was a
$500 buy. Also registered here
for Mrs. Hecht are Sunday
Bridge. Lionheart and Sinister. a
recent purchase. Coat of Blue.
Hyp Home and Ready to Wear
will bear the banner of her hus-
band. q
There's just a single home
bred in the local group. That's
the three-year-old, Ready To
Wear, colt by Brookf1eld from
Cannikin. a Pompey mare who
raced for Hecht. He should
graduate from the ranks of nom
winners before returning to
home territory. The Marylander
also has a yearling colt from
Cannikin. He's by Coastal Traf-
fic. Then there's a foal due by
Phalanx.
Won't Extend Activities.
"That's been the extent of my
breeding activities so far" Hecht
said. land I don't intend to
branch out any farther. Breed
/ ing horses is tough game and
I'm free to confess ! don't know
a darn thing about it. I've just
been breeding Cannikin for the
fun of it,"
When it was pointed out that
he had in The Pincher q stallion
by Heliopolis. q good-producine
son Of Hyperion. and out Of a
Bull Dog mare, Hecht refused to
weaken on his plans. II know
all that" he said. "ands also
know that he's been a first-rate
stake winner. as well as horse
with a world of speed: / still
| just don't want to get into the
breeding end of the sport re
"The Pincher has winteret
well at Pimlico and it now ap'
pears that he'll be ready for ac'
ton when the Maryland season
opens at Bowie. I plan to race
him through 1853. maybe ever
later. After that I have nc
definite arrangement in mind
Four Others Going to Bowie.
In addition to The Pincher
four other horses will join the
Hialeah lot at Bowie for the in
augural of the Maryland spring
campaign. Pick of the latter
quartet is One Throw, winner OF
the 1852 Everglades Handicap
Claimed at Acqueduct for $10,-
900 in July, he was a winner for
Hecht at Pimlico in November in
his final start Of the year.
Attention Mark. q five-time
1858 winner: Dry Fly. who closed
last seasons campaign with a
cluster Of four straight. and
Dams Chance. who gathered two
sets Of brackets last year. also
are in the North waiting to join
their stable companions late next
month.
If Henry Boy comes through
as anticipated and The Pincher
Evening star., 1953-02-22
CIV RifIemen Defeat
Western Maryland

WESTMI Ms TER, Md, Feb
21.-George Washington de-
feated Western Maryland's rifle
team here. today, 1871. 1852.
The summaries, giving each
team members score made
prone. kneeling and then stand
ing, follow:
George WASHINGTON: steeeer NJ. 90
S7-2SQ; Bryant 90. o. 85-277; Mink.
Ter 90. SO. S5-277; Jones 90 80. 85-
go: Savage SO. So. S2-263. 1885,
western Maryland: Lambertson 90
93. S6-278; Hubach 9S. 90. S1-272
Boyle 9S. 81, S1-270: Herzog 9S, 90
q $50 team totaN
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Bowling Congress Opens
o3-DdY tournament I
By the Associcted Press

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-The rec.
ord-shattering American Bowls
ing Congress Golden Jubilee
tournament opened a 93-day
stand today with 40 booster
teams, averaging $50 pins and
less, making the first start.
The Eveready Floor team Of
Milwaukee topped the first squad
with 818. 976 and 876 for 2.670.
The Standard Paper team Of
Milwaukee was second with 2,655
and the My Dollar Cleaners Of
Wauwatosa, Wis, took third with
1881.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Daily DOuble-Ultimatu and GAY
Larkspur paid $500.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. Sl,70o; allow.
ances: 4.year-olds and up. 5h furlones
Extra Mileage (Br'ks) 1910 900 $40
Countess In lHeckmann) AGO $50
Gay Tempo (Syfrig) $40
Also ran-smarty Jacopo. Rusty Lad
Box Tarde and Flaming Bush.
ancss;, 3-year;olds; 6H furiongs
Dipk IWsgnsr) .,,., 1920 300 900
'uSs Tine. Seay i.0s. 0SSsilliams' 4'6o
Also ran-Mr. T. A.. sorrel Fox, Jark
Buster. All Mic. Sir Rickey and a In
Forrest entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
Msnees ,vdsSa 4sssrTSds and Up fSrlongs ga
Cross Ring tWagnerl 4.4O $50
Safe Arrival Cosment) $40
Time, 1:O7@:
Battle H.. Eleyenpoint. Gift silver. Fort
night. Blunt Fleet Arsoi and Hairbow.
SIXTH RAcE-purse. So. 1000: allow.
ancss;. 4-year eolds and up: 81 iurlonss,
Ever BRIGHT (Kaelinl 500 800 2.60
Joe Graves Dnhonl 500 ESQ
Pintail Sprig (Brooks1 SOD
Also rman-Pilayya, Whirlahead, Little
Imp. Mahplay. Wisenheimer, Miss Bob
bin. Stop Gap and Atomic Fire.
SEVENTH RACE Purse. $1,000: al
lowances; 4::year-olds and, up; 1 mile
Mr. Hoise licMacklin) $3.50 1900 eco
TipSter (JoneS) f-ss $40 42O
Civic Duty (Petrin) $40
Time 1:483s.
Also ofan-Reciprocity, Rich Relic. Baby
Battler, -Skyolatef, Bib Bomber. Aunt q.
and Foxy Doll.
EIGHTH RACEPurse, $1,000; claim
ing. 4-year-olds ana up; 1amile and &c
yards. -
zeno King tsyfrigl 1920 11.eO 7.sC
Craline (Rivera) 600 4.80
Pinko (Collins) 4.60
Time. 1:50.
Also ran-Buffalo Gap. Kingie, Fancy
Fox, Bacchic. Half Bar, Nebraska Cash
Broad Back, Nifty Signal and Boundary
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Widener
Continued From Page BID

ola. paraded on the infleld green.
The crowd was in a betting
mood from the start and
wagered $191, ,479 on the daily
double alone, far eclipsing the
old record Of '$168.502 set on
Flamingo Day last year.
This was the. first race to
carry 100000 added money in
Florida history. Next Saturday
Hialeah offers the Flamingo
Stakes, for three-year-oldS, also
carrying 100000 added money.
The track ends its 40-day season
on March 8.
It was McCreary's first Wild
ener victory in eight attempts.
The crowd bet $2,313,778, a
new all-tine record for Florida.
It exceeded last years record
of $2.154.538 also set on Widener
Days
Evening star., 1953-02-22
New Trops Star Appears

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb.
81 (R.-James Fuqua. Orlando.
Fla, won his first major trap
shoot title today-the 18th an
nual Daytona Beach Baby Grand
breaking IS Of 100 targets.
Francis Day, Mission Valley,
Iowa, was runner UP. breaking
"a. Dick Shaughnessy. Dedhann.
Mass, took the doubles, hitting
As of so pairs!
Evening star., 1953-02-22

shows a return to his good form.
the forthcoming season in Mary
land and racing centers close by
should be a fruitful one for the
Hecht establishment.
(Fitzrerald News eryice)
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Sontu Anitu Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: COM
bination: 4,year-o1ds and up; 8 furlongs
Dry Summer (Scheih) 7.3O $40
Mannheim (Arcarol $50
Also ran--Dina BAN, Blaze Face.
Prince Reign, Bendita, Naughty Miss
and Flag Bonnet.
SECOND RAcE7.-Purse, $500: COM
Readily (Pearson) 1880 $40 $40
Sky Rings (Glisson) 9.20 $50
Chi1ado (Vclzke) 4.7O
Also ran@Gaviota Pass. Alcat, New
Wonder, En- Busca sand Pass Pilot.
bination: 4--year-olds and up; IL miles
Bullet Proof (Lsongden) 600 $50 $50
Whiriingaway (Parnell) $50 2.30
Cyclone (NeVes) 2.60
| Time. 1853.
Also ran~Empilchado Devils Charm.
The Arch and Gay Bat.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: COM
bination: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs
Hadraini nongden) $40 $50
Roman Secret (Guerin) $50
Also ranNsea Garden, seashore. Isa-
devil Tavistock and Owners Venture.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, .S5 900: 4-year-
olds and up; optional; claiming: fur
longs.
swanee's Penny york s.70 $50 gro
Jumbo (Westrope) $50 $50
Home Free (Shoemaker1 2.6O
Also ran@osr.. Tiger Sir. Bombay
Dust Sixth MpT RAcE-purse, A.iS: $40 900: 4.year-
olds and UP; WI. Ranch Handicap: lie
miles.
q Patronage york. 7.2o 3.20 2.40
Eddie's Boy (Rejos) 500 2.40
Blue Trumpetsr tGlisson) 2.5e
Also ran-a Soaring Bull, Gambler.
Stormy Cloud, Sturdy One.
Q Coupled. %
Scratched-Artoz.
SEVENTH RAcE-S1O0,O00 added
| 3-year-olds: Santa Anita Derby; 1hs
Chanlea (Arcaro) 700 $50 $40
Correspondent tsummersI 7.4O
| Also ran-a Book Circle, q Black
| Rascal, De Anza. Swell. Boo Who. In
visorator. Social Outcast, Decorated.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: A.
/ year.olds and Up; optional claiming;
BaTt's si Rock tNeves> $40 $50 $50
Troy Chief (Shoemakerl 7.s0 $50
Steyie CTretosl 400
Also ran-Hdaro, Sir Pylon, Mintine,
vonnie Leon. Sir Greek. Slick Knieht,
Strip.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Ookluwn Park Results
BY The Associosed Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
Ing; 4.year-olds: g furlongs.
North Pennsnt 1dcsrstenssjj so SO a.sS sS
Times Up 1Trentf 400
Time, 1:15b.
Also ran-LAdy Bug, Little Bijou,
Molly Marie, Gracegoby, Rosy Lane. On
Stride, Sparkling Ann, Miss Keipy and
Betty H' :
SECOND RACE-Purse. ST 800: allow
anceS; 4-year-oldS and up: 6 furlonHs
Gay L,kspur (Gr'nd'rt) $40 4.SO $50
War Allies (Bro0ks) S4O 400
I'll Be (OsmenD 3O0
Time, 1855.
Also ran-Peach Blossom, Sin Cuidado.
Nymph's Pride, Mr.. Monica, Hottiemenow
De Vile. =
Evening star., 1953-02-22

SIXTH gRACE-Pnrse. $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: 8 furiongs.
Real Brother lStoutls 1920 40 $50
Laffango (Hhuk1 200 20
Platan fSchmidJl go
Time, l:1O3ss .ss.
Also ran-Hilarfous, jamie K. Biddy
Jane, Happy Carrier, Joe Jones and Sir
Mango.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up: g furlongs.
Pet Bully (Boland) 1920 $40 $50
Do Report (O'Brien) $40 800
Roaming (Wilson) 500
Time, 1:10A.
Also ran--Nimble FOE. Mohammedan,
Jampol and Marta.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

SEVENTH RACE-The Widener Handi-
cap; 100000 added; 3-year-oids and
OH CAPITOL fMccreary 1a.2o $40 $50
Alerted (Gorman) 1910 6.10
Battlefield (SchmidD $50
Time, 2:024s.
Also ran-Golden Trend. Spartan
Valor, Crafty Admiral, Happy Go Lucky
and How.
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Evening star., 1953-02-22

NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Blue Helmet Uesterl 1880 TAO $50
Imperialist (O'Brien) $50 $50
Kama (Hewittl $50
Time, 1853.
Also ran-Stone Saucer, Foxpoise. Blue
Nurka, King Novice, Hyp Home, Diamond
Head and Rose Beam.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; I = miles.
Big Oak fHewittl $3.50 11.40 $50
Humble Boy (O'Brien) 500 400
Remlap (Shuk) 600
Time, 900. III n 3s,Es
Also ran-Avon Lady, Swap out. Tiny
Admiral, Super-Salesman, Mr.. Snug.
Novel Request and Knight-At-Armb.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Additional Sports
on Next Puee
Widener Handicap Chort

ACE 3 % sioSooo sddsS; gross @ value ss0o
driving
$4,000 third slooOO fourth
Evening star., 1953-02-22
HioIeoh Results
BY the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l q miles,
Silver Gate (McCr'ry) $40 4.7O $50
Boomer (Church) 500 $50
Logo (Hewitt) $40
Time. 1:6SN.
Also ran-Seventy Seven, Timus,
Kings Quest, Fresh Breeze, Silver Tide,
Lower the. Boom. Buffer. Trim Bull.
Alphabetical.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. "a. 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 2 furlongs.
Virtuous (Woodhouse) $40 800 800
Modest Pete (McCreary) $40 4.4O
Mr; ria, ;JsmieEon tcorolla1 7.40
Also ran%Guardian II, stakepoint
Belfaster. Malahide. Big Perry, Rein
DAILY Double paid $27.60
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 600; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: o furlongs.
Belluno (Hewitt) 74.30 1920 1890
Lovely Katie tGreen) 14.40 $40
Game Chance (Wall) $50
Also ran-New Dream, G.Two. Eternal
win, Judy Dunstan. slam Thru, Thirty
One, Smart Cookie. Bear Market and
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
Torch Of War astout) 500 40 500
ccosstrs coSatrss e@s tSas. soorman, so 800 !. %
Also ran-.Reprimand. Shining. shanny
Kinda Rough. Hit The Spot, Blue BUZZ,
American Pluck. Warless and Sun-4ong.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

FIRST RACE-Purse, S1,5O0: claim
M'nt'na Pride (R'sley) 5000 $40 4.60
Lucky Mickey (Bairdl $50 $40
Grilling (Zehr) $50
Time, 1:143s.
Also ran-Happy West, Count Deep
Theonetobeat, Velvet Bound. Fiver, Blue
Bar and Advance Cross.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE-New home, al
 most completed, on 2 beach lots with superb view. Nu- merous building materials. Will sell with or without furnished skid shack at front. Call 34l4 days or write Box 642. If
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE-New. Two Olym. pic oil ranges, lumber, win dows. doors, sheetrock, ply wood. Fosters Store, Mis- sion Road.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
FOR SALE - Homer Light
 toot's $ cab. Call 3062. If

FOR SALE - Modern house trailer 36 foot, completely furnished. Attractive loca- tion. Can be seen opposite seaplane ramp, Mission Rd. Call It. Wallace at Navy 379, or evenings 4594 Ao diak.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
Homes for Sale

Downtown Area Two bedroom house one block from shopping area. Needs some work to complete. Sell ing price. $4,800,
 One bedroom home com rletely furnished. Has three quarter concrete basement. Selling price S9500.
 Mission Road Area One bedroom partially fur nished home just outside city limits. $4,500 only will pur- chase.
 Four lots across from new school on Sixth Ave. Selling price, $2, 500.
 Three bedroom home with tile bath and kitchen. Hardwood floor throughout, overlooking lake. Selling price $l2,500.
 INSURANCE DEPT.
 BANK OF KODIAK
 Continued on page 12
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE-Remingtoa 72l 30-06 with sling and Red- field sight, $75. Also Win chester model 12, 12 gauge with poly choke, $60. Call 1862.
 FOR SALE-Fully furnished , b b-droom quonset house. Immediate occupancy. Write Box 642. If. FOR SALE -1-badroom house Occupancy within month. Write Box 642. If. FOR SALE Two bedroom eco home, furnished. A Ranch Rambler with half basement on five beautiful wooded lots, $7,500. With or with out lots. On Mill Bay Road. Call 492. FOR SALE-late model re- frigerator, z 1-2 GU. fit, good condition. See Gene Wick at Tony's.
 FOR SALE - Bunk beds, brown enamel with springs and mattresses. $30. Bill Worth.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE -12 foot runabout and trailer. Good shape, fresh paint, $125. See at 9-D-A. MAS. Randolph.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
C1os ssified ds

FOR SALE-Mission Rd home completely furnished. 3 bed
 rooms, near new school. S12,000. Call 3052 or Homer Lightfoot's house. If.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE-1952 Dodge pick up, $500 miles, heater, S1,600 cash or terms. Gall 1882.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE-1951 Dodge Dip lomat hard top convertible less than 12,o00 miles, good condition. One owner, radio, heater and gyromatic drive. Call It. Reiter 424 days or 2091 nights.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
SandY's Hopes Depend
On Erasing Loss 10 Troy

Middleweight Randy Sandy of
New York hopes to wipe out the
only defeat on his record when
he meets Willie Troy of Wash
ington at Turner's Arena two
weeks from tomorrow night, No
vember II. Thereafter he will
be ready to dispute with Ernie
Durando as to who deserves
chance at Champion Bobo
Olson.
Durando is being mentioned
prominently as a possible op-
ponent for Olson, but Sandy is
quick to step in and point to a
recent draw with Durando.
Durando currently rates high
because of his knockout over
Charles Humez of France.
Sandy took the only loss of his
career when knocked out in the
10th round of a bout against
Troy. Since then he won by
decision over Harold Drucker
and also knocked out Drucker.
knocked out Jimmy Beau, de-
feated Tuzo Portuguez and Lee
Sala and drew with Durando.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Former Navy Grid Stars
Guests at I'd Club

Navy's loss to Penn din't dis
hearten at least three former
Academy stare. Captains Lou
tBullet) kim. Barney Hunter
and Comdr. Slade Cutter said
they liked the spirit Of this 1858
eleven and thought it was we'll
coached outfit.
Cutter, a tackle. kicked a field
goal in the mud at Franklin
Field to beat Army, 80, in 1884.
Kirn was triple threat half
back and Hunter was a center on
earlier teams.
The three were guests of the
Touchdown Club at it's weekly
luncheon yesterday, along with
Jim Busby. Washington out
fielder. Charlie Justice, the Red
skins outstanding player of the
week and George Burns of Be-
thesda-Chevy Chase, John Bur-
resS of Episcopal and Charlie
Secrist of Anacostia, the out
standing high school players.
The former Navy stars think
both Army and Navy are getting
back to the level of two decades
ago when their annual game was
one of the best of the year.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
BrotkoWski-Corson Combine
COMPARED to HoWeH-Hutson

68 completions in 1913 attempts
for 888 yards. Carson has grabbed
80 of the tosses for 465 yards.
Georgia'S 3-S record is moth
to crow about. The Bulldogs
have been beaten by Maryland,
Louisiana State and Texas AIM.
They whipped Villanova and Tu-
lane before taking on North
Carolina.
After the Maryland batteEing
Coach Jim Tatum called Brat
kowski the most dangerous pass
er he had seen this season.
Bratkowski is also one of the
Nations best punters. sporting a
43.1 average for 27 kicks.
Carson. who hadn't played a
minute of defensive ball until
this season, has turned into a
fine tackler and good pass de-
fenSe man.
The pair has an excellent
chance of breaking several
Southeastern Conference records
-Bratkowski for most passes at
tempted (262) and most COM
pleted Q36) and Carson for most
catches (52) and most yardage
(79D in one season.
After last weeks victory some
one asked Butts where he would
be without the two seniors. "Out
looking for a job" was the an
SWer.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS, Oct. 27.-Last year
about this time the Southwest
Conference was in the doldrums.
1t had its worst interSectional
football record in history.
But that's all changed now.
The conference can swagger a
little-it has an excellent inter-
sectional record of IL victories
against only seven losses and
either is ahead of or tied with
the other sections.
1t leads the Pacific Coast 10,
the East 2-1, the South 5-3 and
is tied with the Midwest Missouri
Valley, 3-3.
Yet the Southwest has only
one team in the Nations top 10,
which is an old, old story Com
petition is so fierce inside the
conference that it's virtual i'm
possibility for any team to go
through a season undefeated
That hurts the national record.
Rice and Texas A8EM each has
won all its intersectional games.
Southern Methodist has won two
out of three, the loss being by
2 points to Georgia Tech, still
a member of the top 10. South
ern Methodist rates 11th. Rice
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Tex Coulter Breaks Ankle
In Canadian Pro Game
By the Asseeiaied Press

MONTREAL, Oct. 27.-Tex
Coulter, time West Point
and New York Giants football
star, was out of action with a
broken ankle and four other
members of the Montreal Alou-
cites we're on the injured list
today as a result of the 30-15
beating Montreal took from the
Ottawa Rough Riders Sunday.
Coulter, lineman and punter,
suffered a fractured left ankle
and will be out of the game five
to six weeks. End Ray Poole,
another former Giant, has two
fractured ribs, but may start
against Hamilton Saturday, al
though doctors say he should
rest two weeks.
Lineman Ray Cicia, another
import" from the United States,
also has been advised to rest two
weeks because of a slipped knee
cartilage. but may start Satur-
day. Linemen Jim Tomlinson
and Ed Bradley were badly
bruised.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Big Improvement Program
Planned at Chicago Tracks
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Ofhcials
announced today a 81 million
improvement program at Arling-
ton Park and Washington Park
race tracks.
The program includes expan-
sion of seating capacity and
parking areas and installation Of
the Largest escalator system in
sports" :" The management said
the escalatorS will provide
through up-and-down service to
all five floors at Arlington and
all three at Washington.
They will cover both. club
house and grandstand and will
give the twin tracks the only
complete ground-to-top trans
portation' in racing" the an
nouncement said.
Washington Parks grandstand
will be enlarged to accommodate
5000 additional fans-to 30,100-'
while Arlington Parks seating
capacity will be increased. about
25 per cent-to 30,813.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Southwest Proud of Turnubout
AGAINST IntersectionuI Foes

lost only to Southern Methodist
by points and is 18th. Ann,
which lost only to Baylor by a
single point, isn't even in the top
20 teams.
Baylor has managed to stay
undefeated and this. coupled with
its three intersectional victories,
got it into third place in the Ma
ton. But that's this week. Sat-
urday the Bears could lose to
Texas Christian, team that car
ried Michigan State to the final
gun michigan State rates SIXTH =.
Then where would Baylor be?
If you don't think Southwest
Conference strife is tough, look
over the results of the seven
games that have been played.
One was decided by l point,
two by 5, two by 7, one by 9 and
one by 13.
The conference has five inter-
sectional games left to play, the
first coming Saturday night
when Rice meets Kentucky at
Houston. TCU plays Washington
State November 7. Arkansas
meets LSU November 81, Arkan-
Sas faces Tulsa November %,
SMU plays Notre Dame Decem-
Der 5.