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4 PIMLICO CHARTS Friday, Norember 17, 1950 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE i Part 4 Page 4 PIMLICO COMMENT PIMLICO SELECTIONS BY FRANK SPEED COPYRIGHT: 1950: BY TRIANGLE PUBLICATIONS, DAILY RACING FORM. I FIRST RACE Purse $2,000. Four year olds and up. Claiming. Six furlongs.

Weather clear, track fast. Longshot Lou Speed Races start at 12:15 Chicago time. Weather clear, track fast. FIRST RACE Purse 2 year olds, maidens, 6 furlongs: Horse Jockey Wt. P.P.

Odds Comment Str Fin 41 ins WILDCATS MOVE CRIPPLES INTO MICHIGAN TODAY Northwestern's 39 man football squad will entrain this morning for Ann Arbor, scene of tomorrow's clash with Michigan. The 3 2 Miriam's Boy McLean 122 14 5-2 The top horse Will be up there Kine SuDreme ICuImone 122 15 4-1 Owner Eq odds Mrs.D.N.Lee .80 D. C.Harrison 6.60) R.R.McClarin 6.Ct W.J.Cunningham 14. SO G.F.Strickland 5.00 E. G.KennedyJr.

122.30 Hy-WayStable 134.80 E.Buchman 210.40 E.B.Lee 31.30 J.Scomch 317.30 3 3 5 1 7' 8 9i IRISH NAME 40 FOR IOWA TRIP: THREE ARE ILL 3s 2 5 1" 7 8 9 6 fed 2 hi 5 1 6 1 8 Horse and Jockey Wt PP SOPHOCLES IJ.CulmoneJ .,..120 9 THE ORPHAN I R.Bauer 1 120 2 BROAD CROSS rF.Bonet 120 10 MARINIKIN G.SUdham 117 6 MRS. JORDAN A. Catalano ..114 1 MAXIM MISS A. Vessel! 117, 5 FIGHTIN' CLEVER IM'M'len 1 17 8 LIBERTY TRITE R.J.Martin) 117 7 BIG DITCH W. Downs 120 3 KANT DECIDE A.

Kirkland .117.11 NEDLON IJ.FoIlard 117 4 SAFETY LOCK S.WllHams ..120 12 41 5'1 61 7t en 9 1 Bright Bones, Miriam's Boy, King Supreme. 2 Belle of Shore, Marie Egret, Nereid. 3 Toronto, Johnny's Boy, Useless. 4 Alma Concentrate, 5 Swords Town, Little Harp, Sonofun. King Clover, Bic Utch, Mameluke.

7 Hixh. Paak, Halconero, Chagin. 8 BlcnDn, Equibit, Straddle. 1 Miriam's Boy, Kim Supreme, Bright Bones. 2 Maria Egret, Bay.

Orders, Cross Duchess. 3 Johnny's Boy, Useless, Fair Vision. 4 Concentrate, Lucky Harp, Mahoon. 5 Littlo Harp, Gnu, Vagrant Cloud. 6 BIO STRETCH, Mameluke, General Staff.

7 Halconero, Chagin, High Peak. 8 Equibit, Straddle, Taa Procurator. 6lt 101 10 12 11 11 9 10 10 1 1 lost rider Mrs.M.G.Heron 176.20 eased up r73.70 W.Zakoor Steps down in class Never in the cabbage Shown nothing Has the slows First start 1:04 3-5 Racing into form Likes to run last Making debut 1:16 3-5 Can get piece of purse Bright Bones No boyl 119 4 6-1 Rosy Fortune No boy 114 1 20-1 Janella Fortune 114 2 10-1 Idiom No boy 114 3 12-1 Cool Spring No boy 114 5 10-1 Miss C. O. D.

Kirkland 119 6 10-1 Baron De Crac No boy 115 7 20-1 Shrews No boy 122 8 10-1 Nottin No boy 122 9 4-1 Thirtv Pat No bovl 119 10 10-1 Time. 1:13. Two dollar mutuels paid: Sophocles, $3.60 straight, $2.80 place, $2.20 show; The Orphan, $4.80 place, $3.20 show; Broad Cross, $2.80 show. Winner trained by S. Jacobs.

Winner, ch. 10, by Sun Briar-Alberta. Went to post at 1:19. Off at Start good for all but Safety Lock from gate. Out of chute.

Won driving, place same. Wildcats will work out briefly in Ann Arbor this afternoon, after Notre Dame, Nov. 16 The 40 man Notre Dame Old Sarge Ace High SECOND RACE Purse $2,000. Three year olds. Claiming.

Six furltgs. traveling squad for the Iowa game I Filly could win Saturday WaS announced -after Miriam's Boy, King Supreme, Shrews. Also eligible: La Bu-Te, 119: Fidelitas, 119; Little Brent, 117; Oc cupy Miss. 119. practice today by Coach Frank Leahy, but the Irish mentor had SECOND RACE Purse 52,000, 3 year olds and up, miles: Horse and Jockey LONG GONE J.

Lynch MONGOOSE N.Shuk OTHELLO S.Boulmetis DESERT WITCH tF.Bone LASTING WAY P-Herron ANNIE OAKLEY tA. Catalano DASH FOR CASH I Strange DAWTY A. Kirkland MAXIM QUEEN (T. Fortune FIXED STAR tJ.Culmone ROYAL BONES J.Ftnnegan Wt PP St Mi Str Fin Owner Eq odds .113 3 2 1 1 1 A.Welmer 3.90 ..116 1" 1 3 2a 2 2 A.Cote 7.50 .116 11 8 7" 4" 5 3 Mrs. E.H.

Augustus 8.60 .107 6 4 SU 3 3 i B.O.Hickman 5.90 .105 8 11 10 9hd 81 51 CireleMFarm 18.30 .102 12 12 12 11 10 6 V.Posner 11.20 .116 9 3 5 4 7i Mrs.J. Goodwin 30.20 .117 2 6 8 10' 6t 8 A.H.Smith 9.50 ,.106 10 5 91 9 9M E.B.Lee 13.40 .109 5 7 6 6A 7I4 10 BrookmeadeStab, 8.90 .117. 4 9 Hi 1212 lis Mrs.J.Machise 8.10 .110 7 10 4 7 11 12 H.Beaudet 247.6Q The first choice Mari Eeret I No boy 109 4 4-1 1 Miriam's Boy, Occupy, King Supreme. 2 Marie Egret, Bay Orders, Abbestale. 3 Johnny's Bey, L'seless, Transhot.

4 Concentrate, Lucky Harp, Choralier. 5 Little Harp, Sonofun, Gnu. 6 BIG STRETCH, Mameluke, King Clover. 7 Halconero, Chagin, Maudeaux. 8 Equibit, Straddle, Captain Boudour.

2 Cross Duchess, Marie Egret, Nereid. 3 Johnny's Boy, L'seless, Transhot. Concentrate, Lucky Harp, Choralier. 5 Little Harp, Sonofun, Gnu. 6 Big Stretch, King Clover, Fiddler.

7 Halconero, Chagin, Maudeaux. 8 The Procurator, Equibit, Straddle. if 1 I 4 I Time, 1:12 3-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Long Gone, $9.80 Straight, $5.80 place. $4.60 show; Mongoose.

$11.80 place, $7.20 show, Othello, $7.40 show. Winner trained hy D. Shea Jr. Winner, ch. 3.

by Time Passes-Blue Prelube. Went to post at 1:48. Off at 1:48. Start good from gate. Out of chute.

Won driving, place same. THIRD RACE Purse $2,500. Two year olds. Claiming. Six furlongs.

Consistently runs well Racing at peak Brilliant record She's in form Horse prefers a sprint Comes off nice win Nifty performer here Lookout early lick Seems out of stride Runs out of gas His dish is slow oval Bay Orders Shukl 119 11 4-1 Belle Of Shore Fortune 99 3 6-1 Cross Duchess No boy 116 12 5-2 Conspire No boy) 104 1 10-1 Megocycle No boy 107 2 10-1 Reunion Kirkland Ill 5 6-1 Abbestale (No boy 100 6 8-1 Roy O. Mitchell 112 7 10-1 Nereid No boy 106 8 20-1 Roundelav Catalano 108 9 10-1 Bucko No boy 107 10 20-1 HOLLYWOOD MORNING LINE Str Fin 3 1 Owner R.B.Archer 91 1 2 6d 2 Ihd 6 3) Eq odds 9.10 39.70 2.40 7.20 18.60 18.30 2.80 7.50 51 2 lh4 5 4 7 2 3" 4 6 7 8 9 ad Horse and Jockey Wt PP DIRECT MISTER C.DorseyJ ..109 8 SCOTIA lA.Russo Ill 10 KING BUD rF.Bone 116 2 RIGOR MORTIS J.R.Layton 116 12 AMERICAN NED B. Strange .116 9 TANGENT J.Culmone Ill 11 B. BATTERY A.Catalano ...112 1 SEAL REQUEST tA.Kirkland .114 3 WAVE AGAIN rD.MltcheU ...110 4 ERNIE O. P.Herron 105 6 RANSED DATIE tR.Root ....110 7 CAMPER tT.Fortune 106 5 4, Also eligible: Ruddy Glow, 112; Tunesmith, 106; Liberty 107; S.Rich C.C.Boshamer R.E.McConnell G.R.Watkins Mrs.R.H.Helghe L.S.McPhall S.A.Weldman LochlnvarS table J.Wlnkfleld W.Zakoor Mrs.J.

F.ColwlH 11 10 8 2 7 9 7 3 5 7d War Dauber. 111. 9 59.40 175.30 77.70 14.10 THIRD RACE Purse 52,000, 4 year olds and up, 13-16 miles: 8 8 10 10 10 9 12 11 11 11 12 11 12 bolted Say howdy to judges Johnny's Boy Catalano 114 13 5-2 liwl Time, 1:12 4-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Direct Mister, $20.20 straight, $12.00 place, $7.00 show; Scotia, $41.60 place. $17.60 show; King Bud.

$4.20 show. Winner trained by R. B. Archer. Winner, br.

2, by DlrectorJ. Miss. Went to post at 2:18. Off at once. Start good from gate.

Out of chute. Won easily, place driving. FOCRTH RACE Purse $2,500. Two year olds. Claiming, Six furlongs.

il The one to catch She's at best Not in chips all year Freshened up watch Can go to town Seems out of form Might win it May share in purse No wins in two years Had one start here 9th His stuff is less class Useless No boy 122 8 4-1 Fair Vision No boy Ill 11 41 Romancer Basile 116 1 10-1 Transhot No boy 122 2 12-1 Bunk Strange 116 3 12-1 Count Display Evors 104 4 20-1 Toronto Kane 109 5 15-1 Whatscard Wahler Ill 6 10-1 War Ballad Bakhsh Ill 6 20-1 Hamlet Shukl 122 9 10-1 Clarial Run I Wahler 119 10 20-1 PP St h't Str Fin Owner Eq odds 10 9 9W 6l" 6 1 S.W.LabrotJr. 7.90 12 8 7 4U 5 2" HamptonStabia 28.20 11 7 6 8 1 3 J.A.EysterlU 23.00 5 1 2 3 31 4i G.S. Smith 1.70 8 10 8 5- 7 5k O.Haug 17.90 9 2 3 lh 4" 6i KeystoneStabla 2.20 1 3 1 3 2M 7 W.G.Mvers 47.60 2 12 Hi 11' 91 8 Mrs. D.B. Miller 40.00 7 6 10 9 8i 7 C.B.Flschbach 7.90 6 5 5i 10 lO'l 101 W.Leatherbury 122.40 3 4 4J 7i lis us YarrowBraeStab.

41.70 4 11 12 12 12 12 LaSalleStable 470.60 Horse and Jockey Wt ADELANTADO (N.Shuk! 116 CHERRY PRINCE Kirkland 1 1 6 BULL HYDE T.Fortune ....108 THE SPANIEL tJ. Culmone MOON BOY iB. Strange 114 MR. A. B.

fS.Boulmetls ......119 NERVE TT.Kane 108 INTERMITTENT rA.Delara ..113 MR. FERVID fP.McLean ....114 EARLY TRAFFIC E.Wood ..116 GALLANT DOMA F.Bone ...107 CETRON fA.RUSSO 108 Sponsor 118 10 Longden 10-1 Alfalfa 115 11 Layton 12-1 My Alibi 110 12 Dykes 15-1 Falrlass 115 13 Gllsson 6-1 Chlllado 118 14 Nichols 15-1 Granny 115 15 Green 15-1 War Rings 118 16 Permane 15-1 FIFTH RACE Purse $3,000, allowances, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: New Leaf 113 1 Guerln 9-5 tSun Ridge 116 2 Trent 5-2 tFast 3 Permane 7-2 Honeys ..113 4 Longden 4-1 tBlmenark 116 5 Westrope 5-2 Alderman 110 6 Permane 7-2 Decky. Wells 117 7 York 15-1 Rickey Lee 120 8 Gilbert 4-1 tEntry; tEntry. SIXTH RACE Purse $4,000, allowances, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Replntado Ill 1 York 8-1 Shim Malone 117 2 Neves 7-2 Sir Butch 117 3 Gllsson 4-1 Kit Carson 117 4 Longden 1-1 Barsard 114 5 Shoemaker 4-1 Blue Border 117 6 Gilbert 8-1 SEVENTH RACE Purse $5,000, allowances, 2 year old Allies, 6 furlongs: Happy Sue 112 1 York 4-1 Holler 116 2 Pearson 6-1 Sickle's 116 3 Fisk 4-1 Musn't Touch. ...108 4 Adams 7-2 Breviette ..108 5 Neves 8-1 Pet Pat 112 6 Guerln 15-1 Sweet Talk 112 7 Guerln 5-2 tHaughty .112 8 Shoemaker 6-1 Witch Wooky 112 9 Permane 15-1 Worn Out 116 10 Moreno 4-1 tEntry.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, mile: Shifty Roman. ...108 1 Richards 10-1 tCash 2 Shoemaker 5-2 On To 116 3 Gllsson 4-1 JSo La CI 113 4 Guerin 12-1 tRockomme 119 5 Moreno 5-2 Honor System. ...116 6 Westrope 6-1 JFusscat 116 7 Adams 12-1 Pilot Sis 107 8 York 8-1 Power Stroke 113 9 Gilbert 4-1 Superb Command. 119 10 Longden 4-1 Hoble 109 11 Trent 8-1 tEntry; tEntry. Races start at 3 o'clock Chicago time.

Weather clear, track fast. FIRST RACE; Purse $2,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Horse WT. PP. Jockey Odds Speculation 114 1 Gllsson 8-1 Reminder 115 3 Shoemaker 7-2 Little Dixie 109 3 Brooks 15-1 Tonlta 117 4 "Moreno 4-1 Little Nonnie 106 5 Permane 15-1 Chicks Delight. ...101 6 Slender 12-1 Glade Holly 109 7 York 10-1 Whist 114 8 Trent 6-1 On The Half 114 9 Neves 15-1 War Adend 120 10 Balaskl 10-1 Little JeH 114 11 Longden 6-1 Strike Three 117 12 Lasswell 15-1 Mack First 117 13 Gllsson 2-1 Rlplar 120 14 Adams 15-1 Burgctte Ill 15 Lttzenberg 10-1 Crimson Rose 109 16 Longdn 15-1 SECOND RACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Colossus 114 1 Permane 6-1 April Caper 113 2 Gllsson 10-1 Mommle Doll 108 3 Slender 2-1 Maltese 4 Grohs 5-2 Padnag 114 5 Layton 15-1 R-U-Klddln 120 6 Shoemaker 10-1 Kay Em .116 7 Longden 10-1 Broker's Sign 114 8 York 8-1 Fair Land 120 9 Westrope 6-1 THIRD RACE Purse $3,000.

claiming, 3 year olds. 1 1-16 miles: Taurus 117 1 Pearson 7-2 No 2 Chojnackl 12-1 Pavtn' Mad 108 3 York 5-2 Swltzler .114 4 Gllsson 8-1 Yondetega 115 5 Slender 6-1 Hand Salute 114 6 Trent 15-1 Audacious 120 7 Gray 6-1 Sugar Spice. ...112 8 Dykes 4-1 FOURTH RACE Purse $2,500, maidens, 2 year olds. 6 iurlongs: Little Cindy 115 1 Brooks '5-2 Gabriel 118 2 Neves 12-1 Shady Tony 113 3 York 10-1 Starboard 113 4 Shoemaker 8-1 Profit 118 5 Gilbert 10-1 Andy's Call 118 6 Pearson 15-1 Vista Call 118 7 Nichols 15-1 Return 113 8 Lltzenberf 15-1 Sleepy Hollow. ...118 9 Guerln 4-1 Also eligible: Gofd Braid.

116; Heaven Hill, 108; Playagi, 113; Ante Maker. 116. FOURTH RACE Purse 53,500, 3 year olds, allowances, 6 furlongs: Time. 1:13 1-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Adelantado.

$17.80 straight, $12.60 place. $7.80 show; Cherry Prince, $23.00 place, $11.60 show; Bull Hyde, $11.80 show. Winner trained by J. Rowan. Winner, br.

2, by Discovery-Karell. Went to post at 2:46. Off at once. Start good from gate. Out of chute.

Won driving, place same. FIFTH RACE Purse $3,000. Two year olds. Allowances. Mile and a sixteenth.

Win it, Culmone, win it Concentrate Culmone 119 6 2-1 DON STONESIFER which they will establish headquarters at nearby Dearborn, Mich. Several members of the squad, including Rich Athan, full back, Bob Nowicki, guard, Ray Wie-techa 4and Chuck Petter, centers, are hampered by injuries, but all are expected to see action tomorrow. Capt. Don Stonesifer will endeavor to add to his Big Ten record for pass receptions. Coach Bob Voigts plans to start the same offensive unit that clicked effectively against Purdue.

Should Athan suffer an aggravation of his injury, he will be re Wonderful race last trip Consistent performer Always runs good This filly can win Not in coin all year Lucky Harp Catalano 105 3 5-2 Mahoon No boy 116 5 4-1 Alma B. No boy 107 1 6-1 Choralier No boy 107 2 4-1 Cornwall Strange 122 4 6-1 Owner Eq odds GreentreeStable .7 0 W.E.Snell 3.50 F. A. Bonsai 7.60 C.B.Carter 11.90 Brandj'wlneStab. 39.80 Mrs.C.H.Gordon 48.71 CireleMFarm 110.

4t Mrs. G.S.Smith 52.10 W.T.Leatherbury 25.20 R.R.McClarin 164.20 Mrs.A.Francis 127.10 MlssC.Walsh 286.70 PP St ii ,4 Str Fin 2 1 1 li 1 12 7 71 3 3 2" 3 3 2H 2td 21 3 1 10 101 io 51 4 5 2 31 4 41 51 9 8 91 71 6i 6i 10 11 111 91 71 7 8 12 12 8I 8 8 7 9 8' 9 9 6' 5 4 6 10 10 11 6 6 II 11 11 4 4 5 12 12 12 Horse and Jockey Wt BAN JOIST J.Culmone 118 KING OKAPI S.Boulmetis ...118 MUI.LY S. R.J.Martln 114 BREAK OF DAY T.Fortune .110 WITH SWORDS A. Kirkland .114 ISLE OF PEACE fE.Dosher ..115 FLYING BOLD P.Herron 1 ...113 HEARTY LAUGH B. Strange 1 18 BAY CREEK E.Wood 118 SIR CROSS R.

Bauer) 114 REACTION J.Covalll 118 SWINGALICK F.Bone Ill FIFTH RACE Purse 53,500. 3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: Do it. Little Harp good reason for saying there might be some last minute revisions tomorrow. Fred Wallner, first string right guard, Frank Epstein, defensive guard, and Tom Murphy, right tackle, were all in the student infirmary this afternoon with the flu.

Wallner and Epstein were admitted to sick bay today. Murphy, who has been in bed for two days, still is there. All three are on the listed traveling squad, and, therefore, three replacements may be necessary. Gets Another Test Billy Barrett, junior right half who has been out for a month with an ankle injury, also is on the list of those to make the trip. He went thru a brief scrimmage period today with no ill effects, but Coach Leahy said the ankle will be given another testing at the short practice session scheduled before the trip to Iowa City, and there was a chance he might be replaced by a teammate.

The traveling squad: Ends Jim Mutscheller, Chet Ostrowskl, Bob Kelly. Vlnce Meschlcvltz. Bob Kapish. Ray Jonardl. and John Helwlg.

TACKLES Bob TonetT. Bill Flynn, Jim Dun-lay. Tony Zambroskl. Jim Welthman, Murphy. Virgil Bardlsh.

GUARDS Paul Burns, Wallner. Jim Ales-sandrlnl. Clarke Stroud. Tom Seaman, Art Perry. Epstein.

CENTERS Capt. Jerry Groom, Jim Bartlett. Byron Bojl. Charles Felgl. QUARTER BACKS Bob Williams.

John Mazur, Blil Gaudreau. HALF BACKS Bill Gay, John Tetltbon, Ralph Paolone. Jack Bush, Murray Johnson. Dave Flood. Barrett.

Leo McKilllp. Dick- Cotter. FULL BACKS Jack Landry, Del Gander. Joe Caprara. IOWA IS STRENGTHENED Iowa City, Nov.

16 Special Half Back Jerry Faske, who was benched last Saturday when Iowa lost to Illinois, 21 to 7, today was named co-captain of the Hawk-eyes in their last home game Saturday against Notre Dame. He will share the captain's duties with Delbert Junebug Perrin, guard. Faske has seen very little action since the first half of the Minnesota game two weeks ago. He had trouble with fumbles against both Ohio State and Minnesota, and lost his regular right half back job to Bob Chuck Wilson against Illinois. However, after today's practice it seemed apparent that Faske and Don Commack, left half back, had won their regular positions.

They were running in the first string back field with Glenn Drahn, quarter back, and Bill Reichardt, full back. Commack had been hindered by a shoulder Time. 1:47. Two dollar mutuels paid: Banjolst. $3.40 straight, $2.60 place.

$2.20 show; King Okapl. $3.40 place. $2.80 show: Mully $3.40 show. Winner trained by J. M.

Gaver. Winner, dk. b. 2. by Amphltheatre-Bano Eyes.

Went to post at 3:16. Off at once. Start good from gate. Won handily, place driving. SIXTH RACE Purse $3,500.

Four year olds and up. Allowances. Mile and a sixteenth. placed by Bob Meeder, who sparked Northwestern's two touchdown Little Harp No boy 115 3 S2 Gnu Culmone 108 1 4-1 Vagrant Cloud Catalano 113 6 4-1 Love Lock CatalanoJ 105 2 10-1 Binky B. No boy 120 4 4-1 Shaffie No boy 10S 5 10-1 Sonofun No boy 119 7 4-1 Abbottstown No boy 108 8 10-1 Adamant (No boy 116 9 10-1 Swords Town (No boy 109 10 10-1 The runner-up She's always in cabbage Has plenty of speed Won last climbs up Seems outclassed Threat in the contest Running against cheaper Showing early foot Watch this horse rally last week.

The traveling squad includes: QUARTER BACKS Dick Flowers, Bob Bur-son, Herb Gresens, Jack Springer. Owner Eq odds J.A.Manfuso 7.90 GrandviewStable 2.00 E.B.Stewart 6.60 Mrs.S.M.Plstorio 1.10 Mrs.J.T.Gllpln 142.50 J.W.Doyle 14.00 Horse and Jockey Wt PP St V4 Str Fin ALLURING A.Snelllngs 108 5 3 1 1 1 ARTIST LIFE S.Boulmetis ..112 4 4 3 2 2 2 PREFECT F.Pannell 112 6 6 5 3 4 3'i GOLDEN BULL A.Cp.talano .113 .2 1 4 4 3" 4i NEAR EAST N.Shuk 109 1 2 2 5 5 5 FULL REWARD (F.Bone ....115 3 5 fell HALF BACKS Dick Alban. Johnny Miller, Gene Miller, Wally Jones, Harry Riley, Chuck LINCOLN DOWNS MORNING LINE SIXTH RACE Purse 525,000 added, Pimlico Futurity, 2 year olds, 1 1-16 miles Bennett, rat U'lirien. FULL BACKS Rich Athan. Bob Meeder, Wally Proksa.

Emil Iverson, Chuck Hren. Time. 1:47. Two dollar mutuels paid. Alluring.

$17.80 straight, $7.40 place. $5.20 show; Artist Life. $3.60 place. $2.80 show; Prefect. $3.40 show.

Winner trained by B. M. Price. Winner, b. 4.

by Tiger-True Tune. Went to post at 3:46. Off at once. Start good from gate. Won driving, place same.

SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,000. Four year olds and up. Claiming. Mile -and an ENDS Don Stonesifer, Burt Keddie, Chuck Hagmann. John Steeb, Norm Kragseth, Clney Big Stretch Atkinson 122 Mameluke Knapp 122 General Staff Bone 122 .122 .122 .122 eighth.

Steadfast No boy 122 .122 Owner Ea odds BemadotteStable 2.40 Horse and Jockey Wt PP St Str DARALET E.McMullen 112 6 8 7' 1 1 GOLDEN REIGH J.Culmone 1 12 3 2 4'd 4 21 MARV BARR A.Catalano 1 1 1 1 7 11 9" 6 3' Royal Duke Boulmetis 122 .122 13.80 6 5-2 Best bet 3 4-1 Turns it on in stretch 1 4-1 Has won three in a row 2 6-1 Won last by seven 4 10-1 Invader from Lincoln 5 10-1 The sleeper 7 6-1 Steadfast entry 8 6-1 Steadfast entry 9 15-1 Colt is stakes winner 10 10-1 Horse likes the route BATTLE CRY A.Delaral ....114 8 5 3 3 4 Fin 1 21 3 4' 5' 6I4 71 8' 9ht 10 9 10 11" 10 Mrs.G.BrownJr. Mrs.H.J.Mohr ValhallaFarm MargaretKansa A.A.Fishback J. H. Miles H.Halle MlssM. Sweeney King Clover Strange 122 Fiddler No boy 122 Bold No boy 122 Sir Bee Bum (No boy 122 Challarian Kirkland! 122 .122 .122 .122 .122 .122 2.70 19.50 46.70 17.60 9.40 64.50 7.70 6.20 7 61 7 6 10 11" 10 7I4 1 8 81 9 3 1 2" 5 6 2d 5hI 8' BULLHEAD A.Russo 108 10 FANCY R.Musserl 113 11 OPERATOR I W.Willis Ill 5 I SUPPOSE N.Shuk 109 1 VALLEY STREAM Cardoza 1 14 4 EAGLE SPEED R.J.Martin .116 12 MR.

EDD D.Powleyl 112 9 tFTTI.GIJRA T.Fortune Ill 2 Mrs. L.M.Carver 220.90 F.Tuozzo Brookmeade stable entry. 4 51 91 lllis 12 12 12 12 12 2.40 Mrs.W.Dletrich Races start at 11:30 Chicago time. Weather clear, track fast. FIRST RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 3 year old maidens, 5 furlongs: Horse Wt.

PP. Jocke Odds. Joanle 115 1 No bey 12-1 Mallowan 118 2 No boy 8-1 Gay Order Ill 3 No boy 7-2 Dolly 115 4 No boy 15-1 Transwrack ....113 5 No boy 5-2 Deductible 110 6 No boy 10-1 Ellstcn 118 7 No boy 15-1 Peteral 118 8 No boy 6-1 Toni's Pet 118 9 No boy 10-1 Air Goods 115 10 F. Martinez 15-1 Sergeant 118 11 No boy 3-1 She Can 108 12 No boy 5-1 Selectman Ill 13 Sacco 20-1 Star Rose 115 14 No boy 20-1 You'd Better. .115 15 No boy 15-1 Knight's Doll 110 16 No boy 20-1 SECOND RACE Purse $1,500, claiming.

3 year olds and up. 7 furlongs: Conga Boy 113 1 No boy 8-1 Sambet 113 2 Lafltte 12-1 Late In Life. ...110 3 No boy 15-1 Rosy Scene 110 4 No boy 8-1 Beans Jr 113 5 Gardner 8-1 Contrasall 108 6 No bey 15-1 Bulka 113 7 No boy 20-1 Caunsll 115 8 No bey 10-1 Honeyone 112 9 No boy 3-1 King Alton 106 10 Medara 15-1 Mv Duchess 112 11 No boy 4-1 Relgh's Girl 107 12 No boy 8-1 Market 107 13 No boy 20-1 tEntry Time, 1:55. Two dollar mutuels paid: tDaralet. $6.80 straight.

$4.20 place $3.00 show; Golden Relgh. $10.40 place, $5.00 show; Mary Barr. $3.20 show. Winner trained bv B. P.

Bond. Winner, ch. 7, bv Challenger Il-St. Prlsca. Went to post at 4:17.

Off at once. Stafrt good from gate. Won ridden out, place driving. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2.500. Three year olds and up.

Claiming. Mile and a half. Kicn, bod uaggott. TACKLES Rudy Cemoch, Ray Huizlnga, Tom Roche, Billy Williams, Don Walker, Hal Dyer. GUARDS Richie Anderson.

Don MacRae, Bob Nowicki, Ralph Jecha, Ray Evans, Tom McCormick. CENTERS Ray Wletecha. Chuck Petter, Ben Denlel, Bob Hunter. IIESS TO MISS GAME Ann Arbor, Nov. 16 Special! Tackle John Hess, 6 foot 2 inch 195 pound senior from Grand Rapids, apparently will be Michigan's only varsity player, other than Wing Back Frank Howell, who will not be ready for action against Northwestern.

Hess, nursing a leg injury, has not worked out this week. Howell, of course, is thru for the season with a broken arm. These developments mean Michigan will be at its best physical strength of the season. Even Leo Koceski, senior wing back, hurt in the Army game and out of all four of Michigan's Big Ten contests, is certain to play. SEVENTH RACE Purse 52.000, 4 year Halconero No boy 117 9 5-2 Chagin Lynch 116 3 4-1 High Peak No boy 109 2 6-1 Count Howard IRusso Ill 1 6-1 Astral (Fortune Ill 4 15-1 Jingle Jangle (No boy Ill 5 15-1 Maudeaux (No boy 112 6 6-1 Salford II Shuk 116 7 20-1 Chalupa No boy 108 8 20-1 Cool Judgment Root 116 10 6-1 Show 'em, Halconero Nice race last trip He likes the 1' miles Factor in the race Not in coconuts all year No bet, says record High Peak entry Hasn't won since 1948 Seems overmatched This is no slouch Rio Llmplo 110 9 No boy 20-1 Swinging 110 10 A.Martinex 4-1 Miss Fleetllne.

.111 11 No boy 9-5 His Honor. .113 12 Torres 5-1 Bona Girl 113 13 No boy 5-1 Ray O'Sulllvan. .106 14 Teske 8-1 Lady Dell 108 15 Sacco 10-1 Day 109 16 No boy 10-1 FIFTH RACE Purse $1,800, claiming, 2 year olds, mile and 70 yards: Salvaged 107 1 No boy 5-2 Junior 109 2 A. Martlnes 8-1 Beach Party. .111 3 No boy 12-1 Home James.

...115 4 No bey 2-1 Red Island 105 5 No boy 8-1 Miss Ellaneous. 110 6 Corona 5-1 Manollta 108 7 A.Martlnei 10-1 Morris' 104 8 Knapp 8-1 Vlnce Gal 106 9 Lawless 20-1 Red Wheat Ill 10 No bey 10-1 tOutbird 113 11 Bero 8-1 tEntry. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,000, allowances. 3 year olds. 7 Iurlongs: Elmwood Pair.

1 No boy 8-1 You And 117 2 Rodrigues 8-1 Yogurt 101 3 A.Martinex 7-2 Harold 4 No boy 4-1 Gams 106 5 No bey 5-1 Annie's Dream. ..108 6 Balrd 4-1 Ray 110 7 No boy 6-5 RACE Purse $1,700, claiming 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Dubblell 110 1 No boy 15-1 Commodore 2 Gardner 15-1 Leslnian 108 3 Gardner 15-1 Wild Bull 113 4 No boy 15-1 Elastic 109 5 No bey 6-1 Go Devil ..114 6 Lawless 4-1 Risky Betty 110 7 Solimena 5-1 North Park 113 8 Sacco 15-1 Surrender 113 9 A. Martinez 15-1 Bernhervie ....113 10 No boy 8-1 Monte's 112 11 Moore 5-2 Hunter 113 12 No boy 6-1 Welland 109 13 Lawless 6-1 Engel Mllle. ..114 14 No boy 15-1 Sason 117 15 No boy 8-1 Guerrvton 115 16 No boy 20-1 EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,700. claiming, 4 year olds and up, l'ii miles: Celophan II 110 1 Martin 8-1 Analysis 110 2 No bey 6-1 PP St 1V Str Fin Owner Eq odfis 6 6 5 li 11 1 H.Lyons 3.30 10 11 10 31 2 2" i A.J.Rvan 6.70 11 8 6' 41 41 31 D.Coplln 2.80 8 7 9 6 5 4 Mrs.A.Francis 37.30 2 10 7 2 3 5' T.H.Heard 5.40 4 3 4 8 71 6i E.B.Stewart 17.10 1 1 3 5 6i 7i S.Adelson 14 10 5 4 2 7 8 8 J.H.

Miles 14.10 9 12 12 9 9 9" M. Natal! 17.60 12 5 11 10 10 10 C.C.Boshamer 57. 80 7 9 11 lost rider W.G.Jones 8.40 3 2 8' pulled up Mrs.C Williams 207.4 Horse and Jockey Wt FIRST DEGREE J.Culmone .119 MOLLY FLAG T.Fortunel ...102 COUNTRY BOY II M.Basile .119 SINGING SWORD J.Covallil .113 SEVENTY-SEVEN Catalano .105 SWAN DIVE T.Kanel 107 LITTLE BOBBY Boulmetls 1 19 NAPANGO B.Strangel 116 WALTER'S BOY B. Mitchell .119 WITH EASE R.J.Martin ...111 SEA DEFENSE J.Delvecchlo .116 CYI.I.ENA N.Shukl 1C9 Also eligible: Storm Bird. Ill; Lock Control, 111.

EIGH'iH F.ACE Purse 52,500. 3 year olds and up, 11-16 miles: Come on, Exhibit! tEntry Time. 2:35 4-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: First Degree. $8.40 straight.

$4 20 place. $3.00 show: Molly Flap, $6.20 place, $3.40 show: Country Boy II. $2.80 how Winner trained by M. Shapoff. Winner, br.

6. by Third Deeree-Afrlcan Grey. Went to post at 4:77. Off at once. Start good from gate.

Won driving, place same. Gay Avec .112 14 No boy 6-1 .113 15 No bey 20-1 Francolt Fleht For It .113 16 No boy 9-5 THIRD RACE Purse $1,600, claiming. Daily Doubles year olds, 7 furlonKS Milan Boy ill Hucnes u-i Irish Channel. 105 2 Teske 5-2 Gay Petal 101 3 No boy 15-1 Equibit Catalano 113 2 5-2 Straddle No boy 117 9 4-1 The Procurator No boy 107 8 Fraternal Catalano 117 1 6-1 Jacolee No boy 109 3 10-1 Good Grazing No boy 103 4 10-1 King Mowlee Mitchell 110 5 15-1 Dot Beiltro Culmone 119 6 4-1 Kidded No boy 110 7 6-1 Salaza (No boy 105 10 10-1 Captain Boudour No boy 115 11 15-1 Eler.lin No boy 115 12 12-1 The horse to catch Won last impressively He's always in dough Nonwinner this year She likes less caliber Has opposed tougher Dot can dood it Races are thrillers Watchout front runner Horse is consistent Can win it Devon Belle 110 4 Lawless 2-1 Omar Boy Ill 5 No bey 10-1 Los Lunas 108 6 Pafundl 15-1 PIMLICO Sophocles and Long Gone LINCOLN DOWNS Miss Heidi and Meddlesome $11.20 BAY MEADOWS Prince Argo Jr. and Stirrup Cap.

Around 110 7 Mulllns 5-1 D'Achille and Little Dick 106 8 Galll 6-1 Jim 115 9 No boy 20-1 Corn King 106 10 Richards 15-1 Ivy Boy Ill 11 C.Martlnes 10-1 Whistle 110 12 Bush 20-1 Bosak Return injury. PURDUE LOSES THREE Lafayette, Nov. 16 Three top ranking members of Purdue's football squad will be unable to play against Minnesota Saturday due to injuries, Coach Stu Holcomb said today. Omitted from the 40 man playing squad were Mike Maccioli, left half back; Billy Bruner, defensive right tackle, and Dick Schnaible, defensive quarter back and punter, along with Tom McNamee. reserve quarter back, who is still handi Knight's 110 13 No boy 20-1 Rlpton 113 14 No bey 4-1 Evening 108 15 Campbell 6-1 Equlmasic Ill 16 Medara 8-1 FOURTH RACE Purse SI.

500, claiming. to Hoosiers 4 year olds end up. 7 furlongs: Leafs Suffer 3d Loss; Fall Sacco .106 Adorant Skim 115 3 No boy 7-2 St. Glory 107 4 No boy 15-1 Oremurf 110 5 No boy 20-1 Agana 112 6 No boy 20-1 Good Service. .115 7 Clark 6-1 Excel 115 8 No boy 8-5 Rey Jay 105 9 Moore 15-1 Steel Bull 105 10 Teske 10-1 Quatrefoll 110 11 No boy 20-1 Darten 115 12 No boy 15-1 Bold 112 13 Corona 4-1 Arid Gilt 110 14 No boy 6-1 Singular 115 15 No boy 10-1 Gay Date ...107 16 Destaslo 15-1 HOLLYWOOD PARK RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 2 vear old maidens, 6 furlongs: Devoto.

118: Gilbert 25.90 13.20 8.50 Rushing, 118: Lltzenberg 48.90 18.70 InJ-in Field. 118: Westrope 710 Time, 1:16. On Your Mark. Cactus Lily, Roman Coach, Cascadawn. Top Banner.

Skv Panther. Gray Major, Prince Charm, Sing A Sone ran. SECOND RACE Purse $2,500, 3 year old maidens and up. 6 furlongs: Beau KnlKht, 120: Neves. 22.

30 8.30 5.50 In Our Time. 114: Glls'n 4.10 3.30 Her Triumph, 114: Adams 8 90 Time. 1:14 4-5. Star Poly. Pension Plan.

Meadow Flower, Gonzalez. Apanoah, Macks Sister. Rajah ran. THIRD RACE Purse $2,500, claiming, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs: Primitive. Ill: Trent 3.90 3.20 2.60 Wentawav.

114: S.30 4.90 Full Sweep, 117: 3.60 Time, 1:14. Divers, Magic Born, Galaput, Crust. Noble Star, Grand Tower ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,500. claiming.

3 rear olds and up. 6 furlongs: Argenta. Ill: Neves 20.10 8.70 6.30 Overslept. 115: 5.50 4.40 Willow Sweep, 111: S.Br'ka 6.40 Time. 1:13 1-5.

Starting Time, Portlana's Bid. Clta, Front Page. Hypnos, Le Cour- FIFTH RACE Purse $3,000, allowances, 2 vear old fillies, 6 iuricngs: tDldumenow. 118: Litz'b'g 5.60 3.00 2.60 Jimmette, 118: 4.00 3.20 Spinaround. 110; 6.10 Time, 1:14.

Musing. Blue Darter, Miss Traffic. La Franza, Nothlrdchance, tHurrlly ran. tEntry. SIXTH RACE Purse $4,000.

allowances, 3 vear old fillies. 6 furlongs: Fair Regards. 115: Shoemkr 0.00 3.30 2.30 Talking Point. 112; Moreno 4.90 2.80 Foxle Green, 109; Permane Time. 1:12 4-5.

Isle of Mist, Includen Moon Rise ran. CONSENSUS dortgt Triangle PakUeatim. la, rinra la show mvwttin i 12-1 15-1 10-1 4-1 6-1 20-1 15-1 8-1 ..103 ...113 .111 ..114 .109 .109 ...109 Misguided Van Slam. Chaldson Pencell Kankeekee Halbarall Pooka Lawless No bey No boy Destaslo No boy No boy Campbell an In It Dally Kaetag Pen Bloomington, Nov. 16 Special Lou D'Achille, quarter back, and Ed Bosak, tackle, joined their Indiana teammates today for a capped by an ankle injury.

last hard workout before the Mar Schmidt is Shifted Neil Schmidt has been shifted quette game Saturday, both being alii tf It Batata fr Int. IWar't acres ata, two for sees, an for third. PIMLICO, BALTIMORE. MD. 1 V.rfim'l Bey.

14; NctUn. Klr.g Su-prtme. 7. 3 Cress Duchess, 19; Marie Egret. 14; Bay Orders.

5. 3 Johnny's Boy, 19; Useless. 10; Whata-card. 5. 4 Concentrate.

35: Mahoon, 13; Lucky Harp, WILLIAMS WILL to Montreal MONTREAL. Nov. 16 UP) The Montreal Canadiens. after seven games without victory, turned on the league leading Toronto Maple Leafs tonight for a 5 to 2 victory Badgers Land released from the infirmary where from right to left half back in place of Maccioli, and Earl Hen- they had been confined with colds. The two participated in offensive mger, soiomore, takes over Kins.

17: Gnui 14: sonofun. S. Schmidt's normal berth. Co-captain John Belectic will do double 6 BIG STRETCH. 2 General Stall.

6: Ma- Deiore h.daj. ir.e game v. as io- 6. duty at right tachle. The defen ronto's third loss of the National IZV Not jSSV7-: 5: Hockey league season, and the Mwv unci.

i sive quarter back spot probably will be filled by Curtis Jones or 1 Trar.swrack. 15: Ellston. Joanie. 8. Phil Mateja, LINCOLN DOWNS RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $1,600, claiming, a year olds.

7 furlongs: Miss Heidi. 105; 4.00 2.80 2.40 Miss M. 112: 4.40 2.80 Thesis. 106: Campbell 2.60 Time. 1:30.

Janie Wrinkles. Kwango, Princess Mona. Trick or Treat. Jolly Andrea. Tip the Lady ran.

SECOND RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 1 year olds, mile: Meddlesome. 115; Rod'guez 5.20 3.20 3.20 Sly Mouse. 103: Medara 4.80 3.60 Mldn't Queen, 105; Schell 8.80 Time, 1:43 1-5. Pam's Boy. Chal-Glass, Melody Miss.

Ramllly, Our Dodo, Enough, Holly Hill ran. THIRD RACE Purse $1,600. allowances. 3 and 4 year olds. 7 furlongs: Experimentum.

110: 10.80 5.40 Full Speed. 115: Martin 4.60 3.20 The Hoya. 115; Rodriguez 2.80 Time, 1:28 3-5. Whimful. Star Ambler, Miranda.

Mt. Alto, Benadrll. Bessie Stuart, Ray Star. Helen Red. Knight's Knave ran.

FOURTH RACE Purse $1,500. claiming, 3 year olds and up, 5 furlongs: Lucky 106: Parlso 44.00 13.00 7.40 Tattoo. Ill: 4.00 3 00 Westward. 113; Balrd 9.40 Time, 1:01. Curtains Up, Ruling Time, Dainty Breeze.

Censured. James Kittl-wynk. Ogham. Ponca. Sweet Sixteen ran.

FIFTH RACE Purse $1,800. claiming, year olds. 5 furlongs: No Parking. 112; Parlso. ..15.

00 7.00 3.20 Good Mask. 113: Medara 6.80 3.4 0 Un'r the Rug. 110; Rob'ts 2.40 Time. :59 4-5. Doreen's Boy.

Butterweed. Mismatch. Dunrobln. Lady Kelzln ran. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,000.

allowances. year olds, 7 iurlongs: Eternal 108; Richards 9.80 4.40 3.40 Dashing C't. 113; Destaslo 6.00 4.40 Boston Hero. 113; McD'mt 8 40 Time. 1:28.

Jack Heather. Shotxal, Slmras, Imperial Girl ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,700. allowances. 3 year elds and up.

1 1-16 miles: four Flares. 108: Lawless. 18. 00 6.60 4.00 Forgot. 109: Emond 3.40 2.80 Miss Boston.

103; Schell-. 3.80 Time. 1:48 1-5. Double Glnna's War. Llneback.

Ragtime Band. Pete's Best ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,600, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Bold Dan, 116: Richmond. 11.40 5.60 4.40 Tom Ferris, 116: 8.80 4.80 Pink Chance. 118: Balrd-.

3 60 Time, 1:49 2-5. Hi landing, Colonel Harry, Rosalu, Dancing Gob, Oaklord, Buvel, Desert Code, Audley Square, Jhansl ran. BAY MEADOWS ENTRIES Races start et 2:15 Chicago time. Weather raining, track muddy. FIRST RACE Purse $600, allowances, grado three goal margin was the worst defeat of the three.

Fifteen penalties were called, fneludine a maior on Maurice The 40 man squad, left this aft 2 Fight tor It. 17; My Duchess, 10; Reign's Girl. 4. 3 Devon Belle. 18; Little Dick.

11; Irish Channel. 8. 4 Halbarall. 10; Miss Fleetllne. Bona ernoon for an overnight train trip Girl to Minneapolis.

Richard Of Montreal for walloping 5 Mariciita. 30; Home James. 10; Salvaged. ENDS Leo Surar. Bernard Flowers.

Boh in Philly for Penn Contest Philadelphia, Nov. 16 (Wisconsin's football team arrived tonight for Saturday's battle on Franklin field against Penn. Ivy Williamson, coach of the Big Ten team, said his squad was due for a letdown after last week's battle against Ohio State. Wisconsin needs to win to keep alive its hopes of going to the Rose bowl New Year's day. Bill Albright, regular tackle, and Back Roy Burks did not make the trip because of injuries.

Coach George Munger of Penn Bill JUZda Over the Shoulder with 6 PAY 37; Armie Dream, ll; Harold Brlnter. Alfred Brazen. Darrel Brewster. Ron ald Bland. Stanley Swaczuk.

Daniel Crncic, FOLLOW ORDERS, O'NEILL ASSERTS Cincinnati, Nov. 16 (IP) Ted Williams, temperamental outfielder of the Boston Red Sox, will play in spring training games as long as he is able, Steve O'Neill, his manager, declared today. Williams, upon his arrival in Miami yesterday for a bit of fishing, told newsmen he might not play in any exhibition games and would "be in complete command of my training next spring." O'Neill, in Cincinnati for the annual baseball draft, said he did not his Stick and a 10 minute miSCOn- Pride. 17; Bcrnhervie. Sason, duct penalty on Fleming Mackell TACKLES John Consldlne.

James Jannsck. Danny Mcllrath. John Beletlc, Walter Vlellleu, Herman Murray, Rudy Trbovlch. CUARDS Don Jackson, Bill Deem. Elmer eree Bill Chadwick.

scamsh. Hack Houston. Joseph Sklblnskl. 1 Mack's First, 18; Speculation, 10; Re Allen Hager, Max Kldd. Tom Roggeman.

minder. 6. Montreal 131 a a Toronto (21 Trrtt 2 22; Mommle Doll. Maltese CENTERS Clinton Kniti. William Reed, Earnest Bowen.

Bunny. 7. 3 Sugar Spke. 13; Audacious King, 10 Taurus. 10.

QUARTER BACKS Dale Samifels. Curtis Harvey MacPherscn Lach Richard Dussauit Trtonism Kerrtedy Smf.h fc al 7 jones. rniiip jviaieja, (ieorge Funzelt 4 Little Cindy. 22; Sleepy Hollcw, War HALF BACKS Philip Klezek. Nell Schmidt.

drills and were reported to be in top shape. Bob Inserra, sofomore, moved up to the first string defensive end job, replacing Ernie Kovatch, who has been playing that position in addition to offensive tackle. The move was made to rest Kovatch, who has averaged nearly 56 minutes per game. The Hosiers will work out tomorrow, then retire to McCrom-ick's Creek state park for the eve of the game. 42 IIILLTOPPERS NAMED Milwaukee, Nov.

16 Special Forty-two Marquette university football players, including at least four who are injured and will see only limited action, were named today by Coach Lisle Blackbourn for the week-end trip to Indiana. The Hilltoppers will practice at home tomorrow and leave by plane at 5 p. m. They will spend the night at Bedford, Ind. The traveling squad: ENDS Capt.

Art Feltter, Ron Barry, Bill Jellnske. GJ1 Krueger, Wayne Svoboda, Jim Tobias, and George Varish. TACKLES Pat Flanagan, Frank Fo. Chuck Manglo, Joe Masnaghettl, Eddie Koz-lowski. Bob Lowe, and Charley Zettek.

GUARDS Johnny Backman, Bernle Berigan, Bill Bittman, Dick Burke. Dave Dolan, Tom Kelly, Bob Novick, and Jim Pozza. CENTERS Tom Conrardy, Tom Gelderman. Dan Makowski. and Bert Turek.

BACKS Bill Butz. Phil Daly, Pat Dillon. Ralph Lyle Klein. Frank Kopenski. Art Lastofka.

Don Leahy. Jim O'Brien, Bruce Rings. 5 wnuam oyler. Earl Henglnger, John Dur- Leaf. 25: Sun Ridge, 6: Rickey nam.

lou Heresies. 31; Barsard, Blue Lee. 5. 6 KIT CARSON. Border.

4. 7 Sickles Image, Talk. 9. 8 Honor System. Super Command.

15; Holler, 13; Sweet Cash Reward, 13; 15; 7. sylvania said he was in high hopes his team would lick Wisconsin to dispel a familiar assertion that Big Ten teams are superior to the Ivy league squads. Penn tapered off its heavy work today and all hands but Guard BAT MEADOW. SAX MATEO, CAL. 1 Little Meow.

14; Chester D. 13; Jim A. quarter horses, an ages, 4uu yaros: Jo Jo 119 fortis. B. Tcnto Lad.

125 1 T-r-Tito 'Xa'-scn. Baniko. Klukay. Kwr. Mar.l.

Gardner. Juxda. McCorrr.aca. Lrwtcal. Tlir-eren.

Mor.Tea! Hlrschield. Curry. Harmon. Jnhn-rn. MacKay.

Laycoe. Rear. GraveUe. Mos-eil. Kauer.

Masnick. rnT period Scoring Sloan ISmithl. :20: Curry I 1:31: Mackell fGardneri. 7:15. Penalties Layco.

Kalier. Klukay. Mortson 21. Mackay (2 1. Juzda.

Richard. SFCONn PERIOD Scoring Dussauit. 10:03. Penalty Mackell. THIRD PERIOD Scoring Mackay (MosdellJ.

5:01: Curry IMosdeU. Mackay). 3:05: Reay I Kilter 1. 36:54. Penalties Sloan.

Harmcn. Juzda. Mortson. larh Refer Bill Chadwick. Linesman Sara Babcock and Red Storey.

SEVENTH RALE Purse 51 i.ouu, nuum. 3 year olds and up. mile: Spec Touch, 113; Shoemr. 3.30 2.80 2.60 Burning Nicht. 110: Neves.

11.20 6.10 Great Dream. 113; Westrope. Time. 1:23 4-5. Messallna, Lady Alice.

Som Gal. Mrs. Fuddy. Whang Bang ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,500.

claiming, 3 vear olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Flash Burn. 122: Gilbert. 7.40 4.00 3.10 Stormy Cloud, 113: Brooks 4.30 3.30 Pari Cross, 119: Green Time, 1:47 4-5. Gaviota Pass, End to End, Prevaricator ran.

BAY MEADOWS RESULTS FIRST RACE Purse $600. quarter horses. all ages, 350 yards: tSenor Blue, 116; Plerson. 14.20 6.00 5.80 Chipper 123: 5.70 4.60 tZandy's Best. 121: GlrTord 5.80 Time, :19.

Burgundy. Nancy Powers, Miss Jeri. Texas Brown. Koyla Star, Leo F. D.

R. Jr. ran. tEntry. SECOND RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: Prtr.ce Argo 112; Dcdge 6.20 4.10 3.

60 Don Coyote. 112: 11.80 8.80 Crossfire, 112; Plerson 11i2 Time, 1:14. French Donut. Bav Sage, Ask Me Later. Track Ace.

Timber Bud, Six Trlx, Wlnout. Rlcosclo. Blue Fawn ran. THIRD RACj; Purse $2,000, claiming, 3 year elds and up. 6 furlongs: Stirrup Cup, 119: Fields.

8.20 4.90 3 40 Put And Call. 112: And'son 10.00 6.20 War Willow. Ill: 4.50 Time. 1:13. Sir Achtoi, Beyond Reach, Pop Off Trlmus Plowbeam.

Little Lillian. Exonrte. Blue Time. Prince Brier ran. FOURTH RACE Purse $1,800, claiming.

2 year old maidens, 6 furlongs: Santed. 115: Matthews. 12.10 6.40 5.20 Our Mistake. 110: Ballev. 10.70 6.40 Stepln Fast.

118: Fields. 9.80 Time, 1:16. Pattern, McHolly. Rlghtor-wrong. Bowro, High Host.

White Fleet. Fancys Honour, Miss Jordan. Star Veil ran. FIFTH RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Rebil Debbil, 120: Dye.

...25.80 13.00 7.20 Str Onyx. 120: 51.40 16-50 Hal's Chick. 115; ruber 8 50 Time. 1:52. Don Shamrock.

Aconqulla, Miss Fenelon, Dr. Beckstrand, Mr. Kingpin. Sally Goodin. Copper Canyon, Brother Mills.

Miowithus ran. SIXTH RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Until Now, 114: Porter- 9.10 4 60 3 20 Delayed Action, 120: M'th's 5.40 4 70 Ronnie Boy. 114: 6 50 Time. 1:51. Ncili, Dark Petal.

Spenlrite. Iron Bolt. Merry Lips. Phantom Peter. Hugh Blue.

Balboa Bav. Allbcy ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 3 year olds, 1 1-16 miles: Button Up. 113: Yuetter. 11.30 4.70 3.20 Good Joe, 116; Matthews 4.70 3.20 Mon Balser.

110, Plerson. 3 60 Tune: 1:50 2-5. Collta. Cynteg, Rex Nimbus. Big Volta.

Beau Flag ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,500 handicap, 3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs: 2 Cardoza, 21; Xeno King. 11; Can't Help It. 5.

Little Meow 113 tDanger Boy Chester 139 Vlrgle Lee 110 Gin High 121 3 Star Susie, 19; Miss Regards, 15; To Be- tJlm Portis 126 Mr. Prince 115 wucn, 5. 4 Miss Cllppette. 12; Tonys Joker, 11 King Regent. 6.

5 Boundary. 19: De Pere. 16: Frank P. 3. command, 16; Painted Leaves, 8 Slalom.

8. FULL BACKS John Kerestes. Don Kas-peran, Glenn Young, Norman Montgomery. ECKBERG REJOINS GOPHERS Minneapolis, Nov. 16 Special Minnesota's stock for Saturday's game with Purdue in Memorial stadium rose today with the return of Jerry Eckberg, 230 pound senior, to offensive right tackle.

Eckberg has been out of action for two weeks because of a bruised knee. The Gophers were further strengthened by the appearance of Scott Prescott, 210 pound sofo-more, with the varsity group at center. Prescott broke a finger just before Minnesota's first game. A third cripple, who missed the Michigan State encounter last week Ron Engel ran with the first eleven at right half. tEntry.

SECOND RACE Purse $1,800, claiming, 3 year old maidens, 8 furlongs: Spring .1.115 Deacon Jones 118 Wings Girl 115 Can't Help, 1 1 5 Falmont 118 Submissive 113 Blue Terry 118 Cardozo 118 I Mean It 113 Zeno King 118 Ltndeo 113 Rune 115 Mission Rock 115 THIRD RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 7 First to Fly, 26; Saw Buster. Pan- son. 5. 8 MAD MOMENT, 31; ToreUo, 10; Fol- lettn. 4.

9 Easter Ship, 17; Personal, 7: Poraker, 6, Williams Steve O'Neill 'led year elds, 6 iurlongs: College Football Neckline Ill To Bewitch 114 Cralty Run 117 Long Lad 114 Ble Soeech 107 anticipate any trouble with the American league slugging star, but told a reporter: Tlmuwood 114 Catchum Andy. ...117 Noddle's Sun ...117 Miss Regards Ill Custom ..1 1 1 Star Susie 117 Rescaciclo 103 Red Scamper ....108 Patton. Bob Pribyl. Norm Ronter, Fran Volm, Dick Wilkinson, Stan Wojcik, and Bob Zuege. Able Oscar 110 Tryst 114 Portland Rose ...111 TESTEKDAY'S RESULTS Toungstown, 21; Mount L'nlon, O.

E. Oklahoma A. It 26; Conners State. 0. Magnolia A.

Arkansas O. FOURTH RACE Purse $1,500, claiming, 3 year olds, 6 iurlongs: Jack Krimmel are ready for action. Krimmel fractured an arm in the Brown game last week. SAGGING BRUINS SWAP WITH TWO RIVAL TEAMS Boston, Nov. 16 (JP) In an effort to halt their sagging National Hockey league fortunes, the last place Boston Bruins completed deals today with Toronto and New York involving eight players.

The Bruins sent Defenseman Fern Flaman, Left Wing Ken Smith, and Center Phil Maloney to Toronto for Left Wing Vic Lynn and Right Wing Bill Ezin-icki. They also traded Zellio Topaz-zini, a right wing, and Ed Harrison, a left wing, to the New York Rangers for Duncan right wing. No cash was Basketball Perfect Sweep 117 1 Wild Daddy. 108 Cincinnati Frosa, 27; Louisville Frosh, Miss .105 King Rrgent 114 Singing Pilot Ill Tonys Jokr 11 Ida Win 105 HI Shadow 108 Call Me Dear ....103 Chicago Beats New York Sunday 1 11 Pair Reno Ill Bank Raker 10s Campus Chatter. .108 Black Willow 103 Larry 108 in Roller Derby, 23 to 16 Best Bets PIMLICO JOCKEY FALLS, ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY Baltimore, Nov.

16 OD Jockey Frank Bone, third leading rider in, the country, escaped serious injury today when he fell while riding Full Reward shortly after leaving the gate in the $3,500 Dress Parade purse at Pimlico. The spill occurred a few strides after the start. Golden Bull and Alluring swerved coming out of the barrier and Full Reward was in close quarters when the saddle slipped. The four year old appeared to stumble, then fell heavily. Bone tried to get to his feet after hitting the ground but was groggy.

He was carried from the War Gvo 108 I FIFTH RACE Purse $1,800, claiming, a NATIONAL ASSOCIATION EASTERN DIVISION W. L. Pet. I W. I.

Pet. Phils. 4 2 .667 Baltimore 4 5 .444 Boston 6 3 .667 New York 3 4 .429 Syracuse 4 4 .500 1 Washington 2 6 .250 Big Monte's Pride. New Cardou. 6th Pimllcu 7th Lincoln 5th Hollywood Bay Meadows WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

429 W. L. Minneap'ls 3 4 W. L. Pet.

5 3 .625 3 2 .600 The Chicago Westerners defeated the New York Chiefs, 23 to 16, last night in a roller derby series in the Coliseum. The Chica-goans now lead the series, 6 to 4. Grand slams by Coach Russ Mass-ro and Bob Satterfield in the final period for 10 points won for the Chicago team. Charles Must Shave Off 5 .375 Indianap'is 3 Tri-Cities Rochester Ft. Wayne 5 4 .556 "Williams will play in spring training games as long as he is 100 per cent physically fit.

I do not anticipate any trouble with him, however. He will want to play. He always does." Then, after a pause, O'Neill added: "Ruth and Cobb and all the rest of them played in spring training and Ted isn't bigger than baseball." O'Neill said that during spring training at the Red Sox camp in Sarasota, it will be possible to give Williams a rest when he needs it. When we go on the road, however, we owe it to the other clubs to have him in the lineup if he is able," he added. Williams said yesterday he played in 37 of the 38 exhibition contests the Red Sox had last season.

"If I do not feel right, Iwon't play in any next year," he said. year olds, 1 1-10 miles: Witcholly 114 Docteur 105 Jiffy Girl 108 Depere 107 Boundary Ill Faithful Girl ....111 Frank 120 Versa Prlinera. Ill SIXTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 3 year olds. 1 1-16 miles: Ncno's Boy 105 Slalom 110 Justice Lad 105' Night Command. .119 Ncitatlc 107 Pliny 107 Painted Leaves ...107 Gipsy Bar 110 Free Ticket 113 SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Slick Pigeon 116 First To Fly ....119 Skootch ........100 Mlmosan 105 Pondo Py 110 Saw Buster 119 Panson 110 EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,500, handicap.

3 year elds and up, mile: Anne Stanley 102 Torello 114 Brill Gal 104 Dad 105 Folletln 106 Mad Moment 122 NINTH RACE Purse $1,500. claiming. 3 Lone Shots Blenlln 8th Pimlico Steel Ball 8th Lincoln Chlfaldo 4th Hollywood Crafty Ban Bay Meadows Askedloorlt, 114: Mat'ws 7.90 3.90 3.20 Powder Dry, 100; Bassett. 7.60 4.00 Tassel. 107: Rlzzo .3 .30 Time.

1:12 3-5. Pleebwynne. Irenes Angel. Rosamunda II. Rosacaw, ran.

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V. Kiddia 2d Hollywood LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Boston, 82; Baltimore, 73. New York, 71; Philadelphia, 84; Indianapolis, 67. Tri-Cities, 79; Syracasc, 75. Only games scheduled.

Denver, 87; Sheboygan, 65. NATIONAL LEAGUE Grand Rapids, 76; Anderson, 68. GAMES TONIGHT NATIONAL LEAGUE Louisville at Kansas. Grand Rapids at St. games scheduled.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION No games scheduled. year etas aaa up, 1 1-0 rxmes: track and taken to the dispensary. An examination disclosed no broken bones. John A. Manfuso's Alluring led from the start in the mile and one-sixteenth event and beat out Grandview stable's Artist Life by a length and a half.

E. B. Stewart's Prefect finished third. Cincinnati, Nov. 16 (IP) Ezzard Charles, world heavyweight boxing champion, must shave off his mustache before fighting Nick Barone of Syracuse, N.

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