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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-11
.Giambra Wants
Gidrde||O Again

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II (P)
joey Giambra, an EXCL middle.
weight from Buffalo, N. Y.
called for another fight with
joey Giardello "any place" after
beating Rocky Castellani again
last night.
Giambra already has battled
Giardello twice, losing the first
time and then squaring accounts
He feels another victroy could
put him in line for a shot at the
l60-pound title.
Last night before $500 fans
who paid $31,522, the 24-year-
old. 157h-pound Giambra rail-
lied after losing the first three
rounds. The 29-year-old Cas-
tellani from Cleveland weighed
100.
In both the fourth and fifth
StanzaS, joey scored heavily with
combinations to the head and
Rocky appeared wobbly although
saying after the bout that he
had not been in trouble. A
small cut was opened alongside
his left eye in the NTH but
didn't bother him.
In fact, Castellani said, 81
thought I won the fight, but
can't seem to get a decision here
in San Francisco"
He had lost here to then
Champion Bobo Olson in a title
match and also to the present
middleweight king. Sugar Ray
Robinson.
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Baylor Sizes Up Vols
As Stronger Arkansas

AIM game, and James Amyett
reserve right end, are lost to the
squad.
That leaves only 20 lettermen
and Doyle Traylor, the hard
luck quarterback who is Just
recovering from a broken leg
suffered in midseason. Doyle is
able to run on the leg now and
is doing a lot Of passing. It ap-
pears certain he will be able to
play a spot role at least in Bay
lor's battle with Tennessee.
Coach Sam Boyd is off max
ing speeches and will miss all
of the workouts this week. How
ever. the Bears don't need too
much work anyway. Most of
them never have stopped train
ing but have been working out
on their own since the close of
the regular season December |.
This Tennessee team loves to
cash in on the other teams mis-
takes, but it may not find Baylor
such easy pickings. The Bears
have fumbled 81 times and lost
the ball Is Of those times, but
not once did a tumble come in a
tough spot. There has been only
one blocked kick and just nine
pass interruptions. Baylor has
been doing all Of the intercepting
itself
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Suuer Uncertain Over Future
After Quitting Post at Citadel

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. II
R.-Johnny Sauer has resigned
as head football coach at The
Citadel with much regret fol
personal reasons" after a 3-4-1
season.
The 31-year-old coach has
completed two years Of a five
year contract. The resignation Is
effective December 81 and he
says he has absolutely no idea
concerning his future plans.
Sauer came to The Citadel
from the Los Angeles Rams, with
whom he was an assistant, and
promptly led the school to Its
best season in years, 5-4 re-
cord.
After that season Gen. Mark
Clark, president Of The Citadel
expressed confidence in Sauer
but cautioned it would be a year
or two before The Citadel would
take on big schools. Since then
he has indicated The Citadel
will try only to compete favor
ably in the Southern Conference
Sauer. in his resignation men,
orandum to Clark. expressed
qualification for the full CO.
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College Squad Set
For Hula Bowl

HONOLULU. Dec. II (R.-
The College All-Star roster fol
the 18th annual Hula Bowl foot.
ball game was completed yestef.
day with the signing OF Enc
Frank Gillian Of Iowa and Guarc
Sam Valentine Of Penn State.
On January 6 they and q
other collegians will meet a squat
made up of ii players from Ha.
waiian military establishments
and II pros from the Nationa,
Football League.
Other collegians named are
Ends Tommy Maentz Of Mich.
igan and Joe Walton OF Pitt
Tackles Paul Wiggin of Stanford
Ed Gray OF Oklahoma. Norman
Hamilton Of TcU and Bob Hobert
Of Minnesota: Guards Jim Parker
OF Ohio State, Don Carswen OF
Stanford and Coy Price OF Ha-
vail; centers Jerry Tubbs Of Ok.
lahoma and John Matsko Of
Michigan State; Quarterback
John Brodie OF Stamford. Pau
Hornung OF Notre Dame and Dick
Miller Of Hawaii. Halfbscks Jim
Brown Of Syracuse, Tommy
Mcdonald OF Oklahoma. Jon Ar.
nett OF use. Jim Swink OF TCU
and Ed Kawawaki Of Hawaii. and
Fullback Paige cothren Of Mis-.
siSSippi.
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WACO, Tex, Dec. IL R.-
Baylor which returns to practices
tomorrow to get ready for the
Sugar Bowl game with TenneS-
see, has been warned by Scout
Jim Grow that it really will be
playing a deeper and stronger
Arkansas team.
Many of the Baylor squad re-
member Arkansas all right. They
tried to beat the Razorbacks In
1854 when Bowden Wyatt was
coaching them. That was the
team that let you have the ball
and then licked you.
Wyatt now is at Tennessee
and Crow, who saw the Vols in
their season finale against VAN
derbilt. says it's just another
Arkansas team-only this one
is better than the 1854 outfit
that won the Southwest Confer
ence championship.
Crow won't concede victory to
Tennessee. 1T can go either
way" he declares. I'VE could
beat them. We have a good ball
club, too"
Baylor resumes practice, how
ever, with two of the boys who
played against Arkansas in 1854
out Of action via the scholastic
route. Bill Parsley, who was a
starting tackle this season until
he was injured in the Texas
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TODAY
120 Seek Berths
In Mayfair Open

SANFORD, Fla, Dec. II R
-One hundred and twenty golf
Iers tee of today to qualify fol
80 places in the $4,000 Mayfair
Open golf tournament openinl
Thursday.
There are so exempt players
With the low 80 qualiflers and
tiles in today's round a field Of
about $50 will make the run
for the money over 70 holes, ia
each day through Sunday.
AL BeSSelink, winner at Ha-
vana last week, and Gardner
Dickinson. jr., winner at Palm
Beach two weeks ago, are sched-
|uled to be on hand Thursday
along with AL Balding, defend
ling champion. whose 1I-under-
par $50 won the inaugural May
fair Open.
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operation and support" he ha.
received during his two year:
here.
Sauer was an assistant at the
University Of Florida and al
West Point before going with
the Rams.
His assistants this year were
Hank Witt, Al Davis, Harold
Springer and Fred Monsdeoca.
Clark said the assistants would
be kept on at least until Febru-
airy ! at Sauer's request, and
tenure plans would be made
known as soon after that as
possible.
The Citadel president said he
has taken no action yet to-
ward seeking a successor.
Clark commended Sauer highly
in a reply to the resignation
memorandum and noted he had
urged Sauer TO stay on the Job
but Il realize there are per-
Isonal and private reasons which
have caused you to take this
step"
Neither Sauer nor Clark gave
any mixing of what the per
Isonal and private reasons" were.
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Charlotte Host
To Hockey Lions

| CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. II
(Special) The Washington LIZ
ons, hoping to remain on the
recovery road that has rescued
them from disaster. take on the
Charlotte Clippers, winners Of
IA Of 10 matches, in an Eastern
Hockey League, game here to.
night.
The Clippers win feature .
potent first-line Of Stan Warecki,
former player-coach Of the Ii.
ons: Bibber O'Hearn and Jim
McNulty--a front attack that
has scored 80 points this season.
Losers of only one game In
eight at home, the former Balti-
more team will be favored to
hand the revitalized Washington
club its third loss In the last
eight games.
Prior to getting on the right
track, the Lions dropped II in
a row and appeared headed for
q complete breakdown.
The Lions will meet the Gin.
ton Comets at $3.50 pm. tomor.
row in Washington's Uline
Arena.
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Players Complete
New ORGANIZATION

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ii (R.--
A group Of major league baseball
players ended a two-day meet
ing here today with a social get.
together after forming the Base
ball Players Association.
Pitcher Bob Teller Of Cleve-
land. elected president Of the
group, said it was not the begin.
ming of a guild or union. FeIier
said the main aim will be to help
promote baseball.
Were planning annual con-
ventions which will be for active
and inactive players. he added.
Twenty players attended the
organizational meeting. They
asked that club owners meet with
them to study pension, salary
and bonus problems.
Teller. Robin Roberts, Ted
Kluszewski and Eddie Yost will
meet in New York Monday with
club representatives Joe Cronin
and John Galbreath to work on
pension plan.
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Red Carpet Ready for Morrow
In Big Hero's Welcome Toduy

ABILENE. Tex, Dec. IL Dr.
Bobby Morrow, mighty man OF
the Olympic Games, gets the
welcome of a conquering hero
today.
The tall Texan. who sprinted
to three gold medals in the
IOlympics and brought this city
and Abilene Christian College
their greatest renown, will have
a 20-foot red carpet rolled out
for him when he alights at the
abilene Airport. It's Just a
small indication. however. of
what there is to come.
A parade downtown, with
5000 Of Morrow's admirers
Showering him with ticker tape
and a testimonial dinner tonight.
will make Bobby Morrow Day.
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Argentine Fighter
Wins at st. Nick's

NEW YORK, Dec. II R.-
Alex Mitef is going home to
Argentina for the holidays to get
married but the unbeaten 81
heavyweight will be
back in February to continue his
ring career.
Miteff will be offered a st.
Nicholas Arena date with Will
Besmanoff Of Germany on his
return.
The Argentine went over seven
rounds for the first time last
night to win a split decision over
Archie Mcbride of Trenton in a
l0-round match. 1t was his first
main event.
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Porker, 43 Sunday, Asks
Western Title as Present

DETROIT. Dec. lltR).-Coach
Buddy Parker has informed his
Detroit Lions they can take care
Of hiss birthday and Christmas
gifts in one package Sunday In
Chicago.
He'll be 43 on the day the
Lions meet the Bears for the
Western Division title in the Ma
tional Football League.
II don't know whether it'll
have any effect or not" Parker
said. but well try anything"
Tho Lions. who have had only
three season sweeps from the
Bears since the two clubs started
banging away at each other in
1884. will be trying for No. 4 at
Wrigley Field, where q sellout
crowd is assured.
Lions Hold SIS Edge
They could do nothing wrong,
two Sundays ago in what Parker
terms Their finest game under
me-"
The Lions hold a 6-5 edge over
the Bears since Parker took over
in 1851.
But the Bears are still smart
ing after their 42-10 whipping in
Detroit and will be seeking their
first division title since 1946. A
Detroit victory or tie would give
the Lions their fourth division
crown in i've campaigns.
They won division titles in
l952-53-54 before skidding to a
3-9 record last season with what
Parker calls "the best last-place
club in the history of the
league"
Detroit Defense Stingy
Parker blamed complacency
for at least part Of the Detroit
troubles last season. This year
it's been entirely different. The
Lions are an alert, aggressive
club and Parker says proudly II
don't think there's q player on
the club who hasn't hustled all
the way"
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.Arizin Tokes Lead
Over Johnston in
MIA Scoring Race

Despite the sub-par team show.
ing Of the champion Philadelphia
Warriors, their liz scoring punch
of Paul Arizin and Nell Johnston
continues to lead the individual
scorers in the National Basket.
ball Association.
Official MIA statistics showed
today that Arizin, the 1852 scor-
ing champion, tops the circuit
with 489 points In 20 comes, a
PAS average. Pitchin' Paul SC ored
So points in two games last week
to break a deadlock with John
ston, who bagged 46 and is Sec
ond with ATT. Johnston won the
point title in 1853, "a and IS.
The weeks biggest point pro-
duction came from Boston's Bob
Cousy. who hit for l13 over a
four-game span and climbed
from seventh to sixth in the point
race.
Last seasons scoring cham
pion, Bob Petit Of the st. Louis
Hawks, Tailed "a points for q $50
total and third place.
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The Detroit defense on six oc.
casions Sunday took the bal
away from the Pittsburgh
Steelers in a 45-7 tuneup for thu
Bear clash. And the Steeleri
gained only rs yards on the
ground.
In their last four games
against Pittsburgh, Chicago
Green Bay and Baltimore, the
Lions have yielded only 218 yard.
rushing-an average Of 10 pei
game.
They stopped the Bears at.
tack completely in their last
meeting. holding Rick Casares
to A yards on the ground anc
bottling up the passing com.
bination Of Quarterback Ec
Brown and End Harlon Hill.
There's nobody to help u,
now" Parker said. I'VE proved
we can beat 'em. All we have tC
do is 60 out there and do II
again. Sounds simple, doesn't
it2"
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Dr.. Brownie Dead;
Coached IowuStote

DENVER. Dec. IL R.-Fu.
neral services for DR.. Ira c
Brownie. first football coach al
Iowa State College, will be held
today. He died Saturday at 80
DR.. Brownie was graduated
from Iowa State and later re-
ceived a dentistry degree from
Northwestern University.
He coached the Iowa State
University football team in 1892
and later played for both the
University Of Iowa and North
western, while attending school
there.
He and his wife, whom he
married in Eureka, H., moved
here in 1908. Mrs. Brownie
died several years ago.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

447; Bill Esser, 45e; Charley
Kaehler, 404; Pat Grabill, 399
and Hal Tucker, 426. The COM
posite individual average was
1925.
WolfenSberger. in winning the
National Match-G Game Cham
pionship at New Haven last
March, totaled 2,225 for 16
games to beat by 26 sticks the
previous mark set by Bobby
Lockart of Falls Church in the
same tournament the year be-
fore. Wolfy averaged 1891.
Miss Kratz. with counts Of 1873,
lao, Isl and las. set a women's
four-game record of $50 in the
John Dennis Singles last season
at Charlotte. N. c. The previous
high was Sol, rolled by Eller
Holland of Atlanta in the 1915
Dixie Classic at the King Pin
Miss Kratz averaged l42-l.
Few bowling proprietors &C.
quire the good will of patrons or
a scale enjoyed by Eli Friedman
at Mount Rainier. When the Jack
Mooney Memorial Handicap at
tracted lis entries for a season
record, it was largely a tribute
to Friedman, with a bow to Mrs
Friedman. who handles the chow
counter How that lady can cook
Twenty-Five of the Mooney
entrants won their fees in pre-
liminaries held by the Hugh
Crawley Memorial League, prob.
ably something Of a record.
incidentally. Friedman has
converted four lanes for tenpins
49,
Most consistent bowler in the
Mooney, although he didn't win
q prize. was Glen Smith. oldest
member of the Catholic League,
whose games were 1913, 100, 100,
l22 and 127.
~
For a while, Beryl Meyer
looked to be q formidable threat
to win the TootS Barger Open
In Baltimore. In the first four
game block she shot sos, an av-
erage of 1862. and was only two
sticks of the pace, but could
muster only 443 in the second
block and wound up seventh in
a field of 90.
Going into the final game Of
the Mount Rainier Brentwood
Handicap at Hyattsville. Thur
man Morgal needed 1870 to win.
"A three box TO start seemed TO
have blasted his chances, but
he made UP for 1t with a whirl-
wind finish. A spare on a ninth
box strike put him over.
II there's a closer duckpin
race than the one in the Our
Lady Of Sorrows League. we
haven't heard Of 1t. The YAM
KEGS lead with a standing Of o.
II; the Senator's. Tigers. White
Sox and Athletics are tied for
second a game behind at 21-l8;
the Indians come next with 20
10. and the Orioles stand 1920.
Only the last-place Red Sox. at
ll-28 are out Of contention.
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Goose Tutum Tops
UIine Card Friday

Reece (Goose) Tatum, the
llong-armed magician with the
uncanny hook shot. and Bill
Spivey, the 7-foot-l former Uni
versity Of Kentucky ace. will
hook up again as the Harlem
Magicians meet the Kentucky
Colonials in q pro basketball
game at $3.50 Friday at Uline
Arena.
longtime star Of. the Harlem
.Globetrotters and now the stand
out with the Magicians. Tatum
scored 81 points in his first APP
Ipearance with his new team here
last year, while Spivey scored AZ.
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Atlas Club Will Honor
Lions at Luncheon

The Atlas Club will honor four
members Of the Washington
Lions hockey team at its reg
ular Thursday luncheon at 1880
pm.
Steve Kuzma. Bernie Berna-
quez and Bob McGregor, each
of whom has scored three goals
in single games. will join Player
Coach Alfred Gam Turner in
receiving the honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-11

In a conversation many year;
ago. with Charley Hoff, famed
Norwegian pole yaulter, VIZ
asked If he thought it likely any
vaulter would top IA feet. HI
said merely: Its possible.
Hoff himself was to better IA
feet, but since those days Il
feet has been cleared many
times, with the record standing
at is feet, ga inches.
Several years ago, we asked
the late Arthur Duffey. the Ole
Georgetown Splinter, about the
possibility of a 4-minute mile
Back in 1902. Duffey ran the
century in 9.6 seconds, thu
fastest UP to that time. About
the 4-minute mile he said
There's more chance of a run.
ner doing 9 seconds in the l0(
than anybody cracking 4 min.
utes in the mile"
Since then, more than a dozer
4-minute miles have been run
with the record at 1888, but the
century standard still is 9.3.
These things came to MIND
the other night in q chat with
Hokie Smith. director Of the
King Pin. The subject wa'
bowling records.
Displayed on the wall at the
King Pin is the box-by-box score
of the 232 game rolled in Feb.
ruary, 1854. by Vivian Walsh.
On bowling, Smith can SPEAK
with an authority possessed By
few.
He pointed to Mrs. Walsh,
score. There" he said, lis q
record that probably will stanc
forever"
You wonder.
Only three new world records
appear in the National Duckpir
Congress Year Book for 1867
Just out. They we're set by the
National Premium Beer team Of
Baltimore. Jim Wolfensberger Of
Hagerstown. Nd. and Ruth
Kratz Of Baltimore.
The National Premiums. roll
ing in the Baltimore Inter-AlleS
League, marked up games of $50
651 and 754 for a total Of 2.l3s
which topped the previous rec
ord. held by Hicks Cafe of Balti-
more, by IL pins. The individual
counts we're: Nova Hamilton
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GiurdeIIo and Cotton
Fight Friday Night

CLEVELAND. Dec. IL (R.-
Fight Promoter Larry Atkins an
nounced last night that Charley
Cotton will replace the injured
Rory Calhoun as joey Giardello's
opponent in a middleweight 10
rounder here Friday night.
He said Calhoun. hurt in train
Ing last Saturday. was in a New
York hospital with a blood clot
between two ribs in his left side.
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BRADFORD. Pa.

BRADFORD. Pa, Dec. II up
-Zeke Bonura. former major
league first baSeman, has &C.
cepted terms to manage Brad.
ford in the Pony League next
season. Zeke. who has been q
scout for the Cubs. played fol
the White Sox. Senator'S, Giant.
and Cubs.
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American U. Frosh
Win at Huoerstown

HAGERSTOWN. Nd, Dec. II
CSpeciaD Bill OBrien scored
81 points TO lead the American
University freshmen TO a l0l-s7
victory over Hagerstown Junior
College here last night.
The victory was the first in two
starts for American U. Hagers-
towns record Is 2-l.
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AUSSIES INSURE
DAVIS CUP FINAL

ADELAIDE, Australia.
Dec. II R.-The Council Of
the Lawn Tennis Association
Of Australia has taken out
insurance Of $4,000 against
cancellation Of the Davis
Cup challenge round. In
GLIDING war risk.
The challenge round will
be played here December 26.
q and % against the winner
OF the zone final between
India and the United States.
The insurance risk covers
earthquakes and air crashes
In the arena.
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New Job for BusooII

PITTSBURGH, Dec. IL R.-
The Pirates have named former
Infelder Monty Basgall as man.
lager OF Beaumont in the Cla =
B Big State League. Basgall
managed Waco of the same
league last season.
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Owen Named MANAGER

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec
IL R.-Mickey Owen. former
major league catcher, will man.
age the Jacksonville Braves in
1857. Owen. who played with
the Dodgers. Cubs and Red Sox,
succeeds Ben Geraghty. who
moved up 70 Wichita Of the
American Association.
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PIMLICO
NOTES
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Dec. ll.-Mrs
Ethel D. Jacobs Paper Tiger,
beaten favorite in last Satur.
days mile-and-a-half Extermi-
nator Handicap. will not run in
the Pimlico Cup, Trainer Hirsch
Jacobs announced after the pub
lication Of the weights here yes
terday.
Paper Tiger was given l22
pounds, three less than he car
ried when he ran third behind
the winning Ricci Tavi, who was
not nominated for the Pimlico
Cup. Jacobs said he thought the
Cup. at 2 miles and a sixteenth,
was too far for Paper Tiger.
Top weight Of 1875 pounds
again was assigned Wise Margin,
who was second in the Extermi-
nator with a similar burden,
Thinking Cap, who turned In a
dull effort Saturday, dropped S
pounds for the Cup. getting in
with l19.
A small field Of six or seven
is expected to 60 postward in the
weekend event, the final stakes
OF the Eastern season. The PIN
leo Cup is being revived after q
five-year lapse, the last running
in 1851 being won by Plaster.
This will be the first time the
Cup has been staged at 2 miles
and a sixteenth. The first II
runningS from 1919 to 1880 were
at 2 miles and a quarter. After
a l4-year gap, in 1914, the dis
lance was increased to az miles
Exterminator won the first three
cups. Edith Cavell, Miss Grille
and Plaster each won the event
twice.
In the 1949 running, Jockey
Eddie Arcaro pulled one Of the
most widely publicized rocks" in
racing when he pulled UP the
favorite. Blue Hills, after a mile
and a half thinking he had won
and the race was over. There
was another mile to go and
Plaster galloped home with Ar
caro- a loudly booed third.
Jockey Freddie Kratz escaped
injury in yesterdays sixth race
when Flying Trinity hit the rail
at the top Of the stretch and
sliced one of his saddle girths
cleanly. Fortunately, the other
|girth held the saddle in place
and Kratz was able to remain
aboard although he pulled UP.
Pimlico recorded its fourth
weekday million-dollar betting
day Of the meeting yesterday
when 10,104 bet $1,021, 924.
It was fortunate that the track
had a reserve starting gate on
the grounds. Shortly before the
second race, the gate developed
mechanical trouble and Starter
Eddie Blind ordered it hauled of
the track in favor of the second
one. There was a l5-minute de-
lay but thereafter there were
no miShapS.
1t recalled an incident at
Bowie a few years ago when the
gate broke and nag starts had
to be substituted to the dismay
Of the jockeys and the public.
Four Pimlico Cup nominees
will compete today in the $4,000
Talbot County Purse at Is miles.
They are River Jordan, Akbar
Khan. Freedom Farley and Man
of Destiny. River Jordan, who
carries 121 pounds this after
noon, 4 less than his assignment
for Saturdays race, is likely to
be heavily favored.
Jockey Dave German added
two more winners yesterday, al
though Richard Lawless topped
him with a triple. Germans
double gave him 30 for the meet
ing and Al for the fall season.
Dave also led the Laurel session
with II. He has the Pimlico title
wrapped UP, with Nick Shuk
practically outdistanced in the
CaoOY,d cV1nf x,,ikh ~