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FIND ADVERTISING PAYS

The Michigan tsed Car Dealers Assn found that ad
vcr,isng dealers showed sales Of used
the Detroit fell off about half Dec.
Tina, the date the Detroit newspapers closed down
newspapers normally carried
heavy volume Of used advertising During
II months Of 1865 had mounted about
per the period 1854
It's the old story The who Is looking for
thing buy usually consults his -kapel
Farm Journal
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20

church at that time will be re.
ceivcd. The Sacrament of Bap.
tism also will be offered to all
who desire it.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
SCHOOL FUNDS REPORT

The audi, Of the Sch0D! .ic,!v.
ity Funds for Browning and Cut,
Bank High Schools are on file
in the office of the County
Superintendent Of Schools and
same is open for inspection 70
the public
Laura Jane Taft.
Co. Stunt. Of Srhnnls
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Mass on Sundays and Holy
Days will be as follows:
Boarding School ........ ........ 7:3O
Browning .... 900 and 1920 Il. III.
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Individual, nccd balance for
successful !!v!ng-especially bal.
ancc q; the bank.
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Local News Items

Dan Hagerty went to Cut Bank
the first Of the week for further
medical care in the hospital.
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Feature at Fair Grounds
I aiken byWiII Command

Alive ($13.8O) in the first. Inah-
moud ($3.40) in the third, Bloody
Warrior SID in the fifth, and
Dark Buster t$7.80D in the sixth.
He just missed in two other
races. finishing second aboard
Proud Boy in the fourth and
Adventure II in the last race.
Hickman Leads Riders
During Baird's suspension.
Johnny Hickman took over the
Jockey lead and had one winner
today to run his total to 20.
Baird now has II winners for
the young season.
In the feature, Mr.. Marcy,
driven furiously through the
stretch by Jockey Ralph 5orge-
menke, closed fast to two lengths
behind the winner and paid
$3.50 and $13.40. Dixie Dudley,
who set the early pace with Will
Command, took the show spot
and returned $40.
Beauguerre wound up fifth
and proved a disappointment in
his first start at the Fair
Grounds this season. The hand
some son of Mr.. Busher had
won five of 10 races. mostly at
New England tracks, and showed
WINNINGS of S3n2A5
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. % up,
Will Command. a dark brown
colt from the Dan Logan Stable,
outlasted Mr.. Marcy today to
win the $1,000 Yuletide Handi-
cap at the Fair Grounds.
The -furlong race provided
an upset as Cataula Farms
Beauguerre, the even-money
favorite, finished out of the
money.
Will Command, ridden by
Jockey Mel Duhon. covered the
distance in 1904, just four
fifths of second of the o.
year-old track record. One of
The outsiders m the eight-horse
leld. Will Command paid 1920.
$14.80 and SO.
Four Winners for Baird
Meanwhile, Jockey Bobby
Baird, winner of the Fair
Grounds riding championship
last season, returned from a 10
day suspension with four win
ners in nine races.
Baird was set down by the
stewards two weeks ago for
rough riding. At the time Of his
suspension. he was top man in
the race for jockey honors.
The little Texan won on Look
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Tigers to Repeat
School for Players

DETROIT. Dec. % (P.-Base.
ball resumes for the Tigers or.
ganization on February 10. wher
the club opens its Institutional
school at Lakeland, Fla.
General Manager Spike Briggs
said today the school will END
March Z. 1t will parallel the 1856
Tigertown. Briggs said. THE sue
cess of our two-week school last
spring warranted its continu-
ance."
The staff at the school will in
clude Manager Jack Tighe;
Coaches Bill Hitchcock, Don
Lund and Willis Hudlin: Minor
League Managers Frank Skaff
Johnny Pesky and Bill Adair
and Scouts Rick Terrell. Ed
Katalinas. Bill Norman, Bernie
De VlVeiros. Schoolboy Rowe
and Pat Mullin.
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Phog Allen Takes
Rudio-N Position

KANSAS CITY. Dec. % (P).-
DR.. Forrest c. (Phog) Allen. who
retired last spring after 80 years
as head basketball coach at
Kansas University, will return
to the sports scene next week as
a radio-TV commentator.
Radio-TV Station WDAF of
Kansas City announced tonight
the famed Phog will team with
Jay Darlington in broadcasting
three of the Big Seven Confer
ence basketball tournament
games next week.
A weekly television series.
THE Phog Allen Show" will
begin Thursday night. DR..
Allen is scheduled to do series
of shows on some of the great
athletes he coached at Kansas
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ue-Gruy Squads
Practice for 18th
Contest Saturday

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Dec. %
P).-College all-stars from the
North and South buckled down
to work today preparing for the
18th annual Blue-Gray football
game next Saturday.
Both squads were minus two
players as practice got under
way.
Don Faurot of Missouri, head
Yankee coach, stressed an aerial
offense. with Quarterbacks
Jimmy Hunter of his own school
and Tom Dimitroff of Miami of
Ohio doing the tossing.
Bob Undertake Of Oklahoma
and Len Dawson, Purdue's quar-
terback, were the only Blue
players missing. They won't ar
rive until next Thursday.
Gray players ran through a
dummy signal drill under the
watchful eyes of Head Coach
Jim Tatum Of North Carolina
and his assistants. Paul Bryant
of Texas Ann and Ralph
Jordan of Auburn.
Bryant worked with the de-
fensive team while Jordan was
coaching line play for both the
offensive and defensive units.
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Marshall to Speak
At Writer'S Dinner

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. % up.
George Preston Marshall, out
spoken owner of the Washington
Redskins. will be a guest speaker
at the Philadelphia Sportswriters
SD annual banquet here jan
uary %.
Marshall will join an all-star
head table which already in
cludeS Yogi Berra, New York
Yankees catcher. Jackie Farrell.
publicity director of the Yankees,
also will be a speaker.
The writer's will honor the COL
lege football lineman of the year
and the Nations outstanding
athlete and present their award
to the most courageous athlete
of 1856.
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Foir Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81, 200; claim.
I ING 5,y s,s - ta and up; - miles. :,
s sISylnT az, Eeh .y,u rsrr5iuoIO) 1910 80
I Ram O Lette. Good Cheer. Chance
alarm. ELS Folly, Alfred Boulder. fAtom
Bomb. Red Wagon. fate Return james
I. Time. 1889. f-Field.
SECOND RfcE-Purse 81 200; claim.
Ge s S Arasn sRS up j. T Go
Our Country C. atrsraSD $50 500
Aggravator tHeckmanni $50
Shell Diver. Ronss. Bristol Joe. Tacaro,
corpy' Miss Ada. Time. l:47is.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse. sI.7Oo: claim
ing ing J.year-oids and up: turlongs.
Texas Collins (WinanD SEQ 400
idget tVincentb * M
Haydon,. Fraluxe. Mary Jane @. Black
Charger, Raintree Time i:l3ss.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. xI.sOo
Gaining: 2-year.olds; 8 furlongs.
Cosmie Victory HIeckmannJ 80
Over The. Alps, Colonels Image, Mike
d. SaIs Request. Missy Time. I;i39s
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
ing 3-year:olds; q furlonsS
nio0ay warrior tB'Tdl LOO f.20 2ff
Battle Camp tHeckmannD $50 10
Come Through Cox 9.i0
Tiger Dancer, Miss Nina. Tsa Toke,
obnoxious Time. 1928
SIXTH RACE-Purse 81 300: on
tions, claiming; 3-year-olds and up; q
Darkbpster Baird $50 100 . 80
H0Nste lClassnerI 800 T. "a
Dauntless DOge tBOrgemenket $50
Stone Of Scone. Dulat, Raging Tide.
Merry Life Shannon Comet. Time.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; al
lowanceS 3-year-olds: u furlones
~ Corners tHeekm'nn) 7.iO $50 ESQ
Windsail 6DeverD $50 2,G0
Makes Perfect fBairdD 2.6D
Steven s.. Jet Marx, Chance I VIII.
Molly RoUrke Moslem Maid. Time
HIS
= EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: The
Yuletiue Handicap: 2-yesr-olds, 5iz
win Command OHM 1920 1880 300
Mr.. Marcy tBorEemenkeD 1850 1910
Dixie Dudley tHeekmannD $40
Storm Cloud BeaugueFre. Seven OF
Hearts Lake Drive. Colonel Zero. Time.
] o..
NINTH RAcE--Purse. ~ 700. claim
inR. 3-year-olds and uu: ] 70 miles
Bank Coat shaw I220 GOO $40
Adventure II fBairdD $50 800
Uncle Todd Coz 800
Leila Jesr. Truce TAX Air Battle.
CiosipE. DOrit Time. ] .545s
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Handicap Stars Among47
Nominated for Widener

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. % (P.-
Virtually every outstanding can
didate for the 1857 handicap di-
vision title is among the Al
nominations for Hialeah Parks
500, 0OO-added Widener to be
run February %.
The list, released today by
Charles j. McLennan, director
of racing at Hialeah. includes
Needles, Florida bred 3-year-old
champion; Summer Tan. Bards-
town, FabiuS, Dedicate, Sea o
Erin and Master Boing, French
bred winner of the Washington,
D. c., International at Laurel.
Altogether there are "a win
ners of So stakes this year among
the eligibles for the mile-and-a-
quarter race, including Calumet
Farms Bardstown and Hasty
House Farms Sea o Erin, each
with five. Needles, who earned
SAC, $50 for Owners Jack Dud-
ley and Bonnie Heath. won four
hundred granders"-the Fla
mingo, Florida Derby. Kentucky
Derby and Belmont Stakes.
Hasty Houses Stan, 1854 grass
champion. and two from the
D. E. Loveman Stable-Pearl
Drama and Mithras-are Eng
liSh-bredS while Jack LaBelle
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has nominated the Argentine
reuter-, Nino Luis.
Seven Widener nominees also
are eligible for the Santa Anita
Handicap to be run in California
the same day-Master Boing
Jet Action, Traffic Judge, Call
Me Lucky, Platan, Flight History
and Pilots Rose.
Only two mares were NOM
mated Brookmeade Stable
Flower Bowl and w. L. Hutley's
Rosemary B. Only mare to win
the Widener was Columbiana,
back in 1887.
Maine Chance Farm nomi-
mated four to lead in that cate
CORY while Hasty House and
Mrs. Ada L. Rice each nominated
three.
Several outstanding foreign
breds either here or due soon
are missing from the Widener
list. their owners preferring such
grass stakes as the $4,000 Hia-
leah Turf Handicap or the $25.-
900 Bougainvillea, or the mile
and an eighth McLennan on the
dirt strip
These include Tatan. Prince
Apple Bay, Tana Linda,
Summer Solstice, Ma
han, Intrusa, King Bruce. Blue
Choir, Pistolero. Peter Boy and
Mister Black.
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Kantha| Signed
+. or Six-Roundar
Here January4

Len Kanthal, the former
Golden Gloves heavyweight
champion who has enjoyed real
success in his first few pro fights.
has been signed for a six-round
Semifinal on the boxing show
being arranged by Promoter
Goldie Ahearn for Friday night.
January 4, at Capitol Arena.
The main hereunder matches
Ike Chestnut. the No. 6 feather
weight. against ISidro Martinez
of Panama.
Kanthal, football player at
Coolidge High School before
he entered the Marines and
achieved prominence as an anna
teur fighter. has won three
battles since turning pro. The
last was a second-round knock
out over Charles Welton of New
Jersey at st. Nicholas Arena in
New York last Monday night.
He previously had outpointed
Welton. and he opened his pro
career with a second round
knockout over Ike Dukes of
Baltimore in a show at Capitol
Arena, also promoted by Ahearn.
early last month.
Ahearn. naturally, is high on
Kantha's prospects. I'VE can
use a good local boy on our
shows. In fact, it's something we
need" said Goldie. Il think Kan
thai has all the equipment to
go a long way. and he'll be the
next one from here getting ma
tional attention.
AS for the main event, Chest
nut already is a favorite here
of two good fights at Capital
Arena this year. he lost a split
decision to the French champion,
ICherif Hanna. and came back
to knock out Carmelo Costa.
Such activity has raised him
from the pack into the No. 6
featherweight spot he holds on
the National Boxing Association
list, the highest he ever has been.
Martinez is mostly an un-
known who has done most of his
fighting in Panama. He claims a
record of q wins and two losses.
and Nat Fleischer's record book
through 1855 shows him with Is
wins, seven by knockouts. and
two losses.
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MiddIeburo
Horse Takes
Hunter Title

NEW YORK, Dec. 30 (P).-
The winners of 1856 high-score
awards in 10 divisions were an
nounced today by the American
Horse Shows Association, along
with five outstanding Junior
riders in the equation classes.
Adrian Van Sinderen, asSocia-
ton president. said awards to
the winners, based on $50 shows
in the United States and Canada,
would be presented at the asso-
cations annual convention jan
.uary 1912 in Cincinnati.
The division high-score awards:
Regular conformation hunters. sun
Dial owned BY D. W. winkelman, skan-
Green conformation hunters, Duke of
Paeonian. John S. Pettibone. Middle
burg. Va
Regular working hunters. Bronze Wing.
Fairview Farms. Greenwich. Conn.
Green working hunters. Ciockwise Mrs
William B. Hopkins. Chester Springs. Pa
Jumpers, Andsnte. Duffy Stables. Ar
-. pOhlcss CHoAy Jucs Elise ana
Billy Boyce Ill. Glencoe. Md
three gated saddle horses. Meadow
Dew, Dodge Stables. Lexington. KY.
rlve-ealteu saddle horses, Mountain
crystal; Carolyn Storck Far Hills, N j.
flne harness horses. High Button Shoes,
MIS-. George Pace. Oklahoma city.
Hackney ponies. Cora's Mite, Dodge
Staples. Lexington. KY
harness ponies, Red Letter, Dodge
stables, Lexington. KY
shetland ponies, Kings Brown Flash.
harry D. Neidig. Sunbury, Pa
Roadsters. Airborne. W. z. Osborn.
Waikins horses Go Boy Again. Miss
Z. -, Flaccus. Wheeling W. Va
=. Arabian horses, Storage, Edwin J.
Iweed. Scottsdale. Ariz.
Morgan horses. Windcrest Sentimental
Lazy. Waseeka Farm. Ashland, Mass.
Farade horses, Mr.. Strutter. Lyle H
Cooo. Beaverton, Greg
Stock horses. Kenny Penny Peake,
Given Beach. La Jolla Calf.
Irsil horses Nipper D., Luann Beach,
-. Eauitation Awards
AHSA medal class, hunting seat.
Michael Page. Brisrcliff Manor. N Y
ASA medal class saddle horse seat,
Luann Beach. La Jolla. Calf.
AHSA medal class stock saddle seat.
Curtis Counts, Northridge, Calf
United States equestrian team euui-
tatlon medal class, Wilson Dennehy
PHA dressage medal class. Karen
Mcintosh, Mount Kisco N Y
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Complete Inquiry
Planned by ACC
In MoreIund Case

RALEIGH. N. c.. Dec. % tP).
The Atlantic Coast Conference
has agreed to make "a complete
investigation" Of alleged irreg-
ularities in the way North Caro-
lima State recruited Jackie
Moreland, Louisiana basketball
star.
Dr.. Carey II. Bostian. State
College chancellor, announced
the decision in Raleigh tonight.
DR.. Bostian made the request
for a complete investigation to-
day before ACC faculty chair
men meeting in Greensboro.
Final action on the colleges
appeal from ACC penalties
levied in the case will not be
taken until the investigation is
completed.
The Moreland case. involving
a star Minden, La. high school
player now a freshman at North
Carolina State, drew stiff ACC
and NCAA penalties for alleged
violation Of recruiting standards.
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Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse.. $4,000; claim
Land Lash tAdamsl Il.6O $40 800
Lady Of KNOCK (ScurlOck) 4.3O $50
Slide Sir: Port Morton Cold Night,
Blue Guy Mid Step, Mission Road. Over
land. Watch Air: Tarcill Time. 49,.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Double Bosey (SkellyD 1880 100 3.1O
EncOn0 tMcJOokD $40 3.Iu
Robert z. w. UsSery) $50
Platterpuss, Hasty Drive. Melzar. Mas
down. Time, 1916.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
S Daiss sandal SsfAs chureh s sso 81"
Mary Lawler (Cufaril $50
Justice Brown, Some Tune. Lloyd's
Ansel. Challefont, Sweet Stroller: ,Tiswar.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, s2,4O0; claim
ing. 3-year-olds; 5lz iurlongs.
Top I,o Cap so Lsisune) :I.Oo II.so s.sGo
Paper Money, Marcy Day, Cabbage K.
Brown Bubble. Yusuf, Mr.. MootS, Fish
Story. Birch, Black Psychic. Time. 1:O5is
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S2.6Ou: claim
Singalea blum 1860 5.59 $50
SnOOzie tSOrensen) $3.50 . 10
Star Boxer Cook 1.IO
Bis Finale. Sure Welcome. Flaming
Blue, Helianthus, Uncle Sugar. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up; q iuriongs
intelligent Cook 1920 1920 1.tiO
skipper Bill blum $40 100
Flying Chief tSorensenl $50
NV Preference. Grand Canyon. Pine
Theme suthern Accent, Getthere Jack.
SEVENTH RACE - $4,000 added:
handicap; 2-year-oIds; Q furlongs.
. Says Gem Blum 1910 1.2O $50
Jujitsu Cook 1920 9,1O
Pink Velvet Usseryl 300
Indian Creek, Burma Charm. Microbe.
Olympia Jet. Lucky George, Turn Down,
Beau Jer. Blue Saber. Nature Trail.
I out To Win, Some Classic. Time,
ssgner-cohen entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; op-
tional claiming: 3-year-olds and up:
nv SisSt out Cook 7.so 4.so 900
No Tribute tVierab $50 $50
Toni Blu tUsseryb $50
General Jay, Torchliaht End, Fluellen
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and IN: about ia
french Legion tNirra) 1910 80
Deck Cherry tRoEers1 "a
Cable Bug, Medico Sir Miron corlsn-
tumr Little Colonel Big Broadcast
Gottapassem, Red Rock, Mr. Hash
Time, o.OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
Spain Is Selected
As Best Of Braves

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. % (P1.-
Warren SPAIN, the lefthanded
dean Of the Braves pitching
staff. has been named the club S
most valuable player for the 1856
season by the Milwaukee Base
ball Writers Association.
SPAIN won 20 games for his
seventh season Of 20 or more and
pushed his National League rec
ord to 203 victories. He lost IL
games in 1856.
SPAIN also finished second to
teammate Lew Burdette in the
leagues earned-run averages.
with 2.79. 1t was the sixth time
his era was under 800.
He will be awarded the Man
ming Vaughan memorial plaque
at the writers fourth annual din
ner January %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23

percentage jumps with a % per
cent gain in attendance, from
114.835 to 141.792. and a 81 per
cent increase in wagering
$6,636,999 to $3.50. 1861 and
State revenue. $39s,219 to $751;
96D.
Illinois jumped Is per cent in
handle. from s4O,117,6O6 to $46,-
1893 1922. and Is per cent in State
revenue. from $2.206.468 to
$2.546.133. Attendance increased
10 per cent from 82S;s25 to 3d.
ACT.
Delaware had the second high
est attendance increase. Is per
cent, climb from 266,412 to
303.224. State revenue gained 8
per cent, from $780, $50 to $685.
453, and a similar percentage Of
gain was noted in the handle in
crease. from $12,304.355 to $13.-
3S4.381.
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Five Cage Meets
On D. c. Schedule

The District Recreation De-
partment will stage five basket
ball tournaments. two for girls
and three for boys, Wednesday
Through Saturday. Play on all
four days will be between 10 am.
and pm.
Girls competition will be in
the l4-and-under and l7-and-
under age brackets at McFar-
land Junior High School. About
It's boys teams. IN the IL. IA and
l7-and-under classes. will play
at Kelly Miller, Sousa, Douglass.
Banneker. Randall. Jefferson
and Francis Junior Highs and
Roosevelt High School.
Finals in all FIVE brackets will
be held at Roosevelt on Satur-
day.
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AII-South Prep Squud
Lists Wayne BoIIurd

Quarterback Wayne Ballard Of
Washington-Lee High School. al
ready named TO The Stars ALI
Suburban Virginia first team and
All-Metropolitan team and the
Associated Press All-State, has
been accorded further honors.
Ballard is one Of so players
named on the 37th annual ALI
Southern football squad. Dixie s
top interscholastic prep gridiron
honor. The announcement was
made by Bob Howard. sports edi-
tor Of the Orlando. Fla. Sentinel
Star and general chairman Of
the All-Southern Selection
Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
MARYLAND Harness Tracks Lao
AS Sport Enjoys Banner Year

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. % (H)
Harness racing attendance in
1856 was UP in eight of IL States
that permit wagering on trotter;
and PAGERS, the United States
Trotting Association reported to-
day.
The gross amount wagered in
creased in nine States and State
revenue from the racing was
ahead in 10 States.
The only States which did not
show an increase in at least
one of the three categories were
Louisiana and Kentucky, in
which there were fewer racing
days than last year.
Overall. the USTA estimated
attendance rose almost 3 per
cent. handle IL per cent and
revenue almost IL per cent.
The l0,533,133 atten d a n c e
total. $534.857.847 pari-mutual
handle total and $38,074, 639
State revenue total for IL States
are all new national records, the
USTA said.
Maryland. despite a 12-day
increase in the number of racing
days, showed a / per cent drop
in wagering, from $20.709,812
to $20,4l0,278. Attendance de-
creased almost 2 per cent, from
478.553 to 469.2O4. State revenue
went up IL per cent, from $685.
900 to Sl,068. 800. as the result of
a per cent increase in the
States bite on mutuels.
Ohio had almost a 9 per cent
increase in handle, 8 in attend
ance. and IL in State revenue.
In Massachusetts,, the handle
went up IL per cent-to $l2.5
million-despite a 6 per cent
drop in attendance.
New Jersey showed the top
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Cornett Quits Baseball

BURLINGTON, Iowa. Dec. %
R.--Ed Garrett announced his
resignation today as business
manager OF the Burlington club
Of the ThEee-I Baseball League
70 become manager Of the Bur-
lington Coli Club. He formerly
played with the Chicago Cubs,
Boston Braves. Chicago White
Sox and Cleveland Indians.
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Says Gem Beats
Is Juveniles in
Tropical Feature

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. % (PD.-
Bags Gem, disappointment
early in the meeting, showed his
heels to 10 other juveniles in
Tropical Parks eighth and rich
est running of the $10,000-added
Dade County Handicap today.
flashing home a winner by three
lengths under a hustling ride
from Walter Blum.
Coupled with Some Classic, the
son of Saggy overcame an out
side position and then drew
away in the stretch as he COW
cred the six furlongs in l:1025
over a fast track. Happy Hill
Farms Jujitsu, making his first
start since last May, was second.
three lengths ahead of Bill Beas-
ley Stables Pink Velvet.
Fourth was Lucky George. the
lightweight who had won the
DeSoto Handicap three weeks
ago. F. A. Sherman's Olympia
Jet, the favorite. was a willing
sixth.
= Says Gem. owned by Stanley
Sagner of Baltimore, earned a
purse of $500 and paid $16.40.
sS7 20 and SIS. 80. In three previous
races here. he had been second.
fourth and third. respectively
while held at short odds. He
won a couple of overnight races
on the New Jersey-Maryland
circuit before coming South.
Jujitsu. ridden by William Nc
Kinley Cook. paid $12,20 and
$40, Pink Velvet. with Bobby
Ussery in the saddle. returned SO.
A crowd of 1898. about 500
fewer than a year ago, saw Says
Gem break fourth in the bulky
field and then battle Olympia
Jet, Lucky George and Juiitsu
for the lead in the first quarter
mile. A blanket could have COW
cred them as they headed for
-the turn. There Says Gem.
forced to lose ground, moved to
the front. widened out at the
eighth pole, and was still draw
ling clear at the end. Jujitsu was
always in the thick Of conten-
lion, while Lucky George and
Olympia Jet both backed up in
the final drive.