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CHICAGO DALLY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMHER 2.5, liUl. PICARD SHOOTS 266 TO CAPTURE RIO GRANDE OPEN BOLDEN GIVEN SMILIN9 JACK SERIOUS ACTING Fight Decisions SPLIT VERDICT OVER LA MOTTA At New York (arlns Jimmy Tjsli Malaeara sloppra At llaltimnre. Mil. Ilnlman Williams ana l.ouls 1 khl Corosi lire 10. At Marigold fiarilrns Nat BulUen beat Jark I Malta, I0; Billy I'ierre beat Stanley Murezek Jimmy Crow beat Danny Villa Johnny lluilley brat Frank lltw tero III Jerry HofTinan beat Willi Moon Ml- I'S fc HAPPY HOLIDAY IP IT HAPN'T I.

I fW'? i gfni THAT MAY HAVE MY BROTHER ANP I BEEN FOR YOUR WK dWH'i LSS AN ACT TO lTACK I ARE FtZlEHP9 I CO-OPERATION, I Zjf JT 1 1 1 lf JtS1 1 1 I bi em bm nan i 0UT SOMETHING IN MY AGAIN-ANP HE A CINDY, TH' FBJP 1 1 )Vl TTTlTT MP KS VCsVTvCVr HEAZTTLLSMX Nate Scores with Rights CYO Hopes to Dutch Harrison Finishes Second with 269. TROPICAL PARK. FORM. CHART Strolling In Docs More Than That DECEMBER Z'Z. 1U41.

ICOPTRIGHT: 1041: ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 FIRST RACK Purse SI.OOO. Three year olda and tip. Six furlongs. Start good. Won Mime.

Went to post at At pout -i minute. Winner, cli. by HhIUcIht AlKtn.i by John P. Crier. Owner.

M. Wezlcr. Trainer. H. Tomente.

Time. :23. :4 4-6. 1:11 3-6. Weather cloudy.

Track fast. Christmas Is 'De Paul Night' at Bruin Game Horse Wl BAD COI.n 1 14 NOT YKT Ill HOLD TI'RK Ill ILLINOIS STAR 114 1'KKTTY ROSE 114 SVMPHON 113 HISCAYNE BLUE 114 TOAST 105 IHMJERT 1 14 INDIAN PENNY 114 MISS WEST1E 114 CROONING FOX i Ill PP St i Sir Kin Jockey En odds 4 3 1" 1 1- C.Mojeiia 3.75-1 12 1 2' 2' 2 J.Skelly 4.46-1 14 4 3 4i 3 3 J.Dattilo 3.35-1 5 7 4" 5J 41 C. Rollins 0.45-1 11 2 4 a 4 Hi E.W.Snuth 20.4-l 2 4 5 7 tU 4 P.Rolierta 311. 34-1 3 7 4 6' 7' 7 M.Pctera 4.45-1 6 12 11 1 Hn-cil S3.06-1 1 P.Keiper 11 14 10' 10 J0 J.Chcstnut 4.75-l 1I11111 T.Mcloche 41.45-1 7 10 12 12 12 12 M.N.Uonzales 00.20-1 Harlingen. Dec.

22 (JP). Henry Picard of Oklahoma City won ihe $5,000 Rio Grande Valley Open Gc.lf tournament today with a 266 total for 72 holes of play, 18 under par. Picard beat off a great rally in the final nine holes by E. J. Dutch 1 Harrison of Little Rock, who linished second with a 268.

Picard. who shot a 131 for the first two 18-bole rounds, carded 66-69 135 today. Harrison finished the lirst two rounds five behind Pirard and on the final rounds fired 64-68132. Fred Corcoran of the PGA said Picard's score was the lowest for 1941. but the record low was set by Craig Wood in 1940 with a 264 in the Metropolitan Open at Bloomfield, N.

J. narrion Catches Up. Harrison drew even with Picard today on the 65th hole. Picard went two strokes ahead on the 69th. gained another on the 70th.

On the last hole Harrison picked up a stroke with a birdie when Picard had a par. Jimmy Demaret of Detroit finished with a 65 to win third place. His total was 269. Jack Tinnin of Houston won top honors for amateurs with 289. followed by John Derr of Ray-niondville.

with 297. Nelson Gets Fourth. Byron Nelson of Toledo, carded a 6n for. 271 and fourth place, and Brnny Hogan of Ilershey. slipped to a 69 in the linal eighteen for a tournament total of 272 that gave him fifth place.

Tonny Penna of Dayton. was sixth with 273. Prizes were divided as follows: T-rl 51 ooo- Harrison. Demaret. f.V S4T.

Hocan. Sec. Jatk Grout, I-'-j: George Fazio. In. Mm.

$162.30: Harold MeSpaden. Cluck Harhert. 5125: Clayton Healner. Jloo: Henry Ransom. SSHI: Claude Harmon.

Ed Wytoaskl. Lester Krr.nedy. 57.50: Elmer Reed. SU7.50: Kj LkSooc. S'jO.

and 1'aul Runjan. 150. Leading scorers: Two dollar miituels paid: Bad Cold. S0.50 straight. S5.40 place.

S3.40 show: Not Yet. S5.40 place. f.j.lO show: Bold Turk. SS.U0 show. BAD COLD broke very fast, ran into lead at far turn, drew out.

and won going away. NOT YET got away fast, showed good speed and was next best. BOLD TURK appeared sore going to the post, but he ran out of it and finished gamely. ILLINOIS STAR linished last. PRETTY ROSE well up all the way.

SYMPHON suffered early interfeence. HECOND RACE Purse SI.OOO. Maiden 3 year olds. Six furlongs. Start good.

Won esily place same. Went to post at 2:33 At post 1 minutes. Winner, b. 3. by Coup tie Lyon-Mare by Jasper.

Owner. J. M. Malone. Trainer.

J. Reams. Time. :22 4-6. :44 2-5.

1:11 1-5. in Closing Rounds. Nate Bolden, Chirajxo middleweight. pounded out a ten round split de cision over Jack La Motta of Now York in the windup bout at Marigold gardens last night. Bolden appeared to have a clear edge thruout, but Henry Froula, one of the judges.

voted for a draw. Froula was over ruled by Harold Maroxilz, the other judge, and Referee Davey Miller. Bolden had no defense for a left hook to the head and La Motta had none for Nate's left jab. The result was a mauling mat eh. In the later rounds Bolden landed with a series of rights which apparently won him the verdirt.

La Mot la, who came to Chicago with a reputation as a hard puncher, failed to justify his advance notices. Pierre Defeat Murezek. Billy Pierce, middleweight from Dallas, won the six round semi windup over Stanley Murezek of Chi cago, sending his foe to the canvas twice in the third round. In preliminary bouts of four rounds Jimmy Crow, Danville, 111., welterweight, beat Danny Villa. Chicago; Johnny Dudley.

Detroit welterweight, whipped Frank I'intero, Chicago, and Jerry Hoffman, Milwaukee lightweight, defeated Willie Moon former Catholic Youth organization champion. It was Moon's lirst pro fessional fight. A crowd of 1.051 paid gross receipts of Tennev to Meet Lander. Harry Tenney, Cleveland light weight, and Kddie Lander of the west side vesterday were matched to meet in a 10 round windup bout in the last show of the year in Marigold Gardens next Monday. Lou Flyer, southpaw welterweight of Los Angeles, is paired with Tony Motisi.

former cam olic Youth organization champion, in a six round event. Holman Williams Draws with Louis (Kid) Cocoa Baltimore. Dec. 22 OP). Hoi man Williams of Detroit and Louis Kid Cocoa, New Haven, Conn fought a 10-round draw tonight in a battle that had the fans as evenly divided as the officials.

Williams weighed 155 to Cocoa's 117. fce, Horse Wt- BRITISH WARM 114 DISTANT ISLE 113 FOI EYES Ill TOM'S I.ADD 114 RI MSON 114 ARMY GREY 114 SPALPEEN 114 GENTR1CE Ill JIMPY 113 Wl EEN-S ItAHGE 113 EASY TASK ION LI CKY VENTI'RE 113 PP St 4 Str Fin Jockey Eq odds 11 2 3 2 1 1 T.Atkinson 3.76-1 7 4 2. 1 2 2 G.Seabo 4.15-1 3 Hi i 3 J.Laurich 2.40-1 1 7 7" 6i I 6 4" B.Cruickshank 54.40-1 lO 4 5" 4 4i 6 11.85-1 4 3 7 7 4 C.Rollins 3.45-1 II 41 4 7 R.Watson 34.76-1 12 14 11 li ll( Hi J.Breen 11.34-1 8 1 1 3 4 ll LTorres 05.70-1 2 8 14 111 lO 10 J.Caveim 113.76-1 4 12 12 12 1 1 1 A.lieverly 44.20-1 5 5 4 lll 12 12 A.DoLara 65.70-1 (J Associated Two dollar mutuels paid: British Warm. 59.54 straight. $4.20 place.

S2.70 show: Distant Isle. $5.14 place. .34 show: Four Eyes 52.80 show. BRITISH WARM ran into lead in last furlong and drew away easilv. DISTANT ISLE rot to the front around turn- ami was next best.

FOUR EYES ran a good race. He was away slowly, finished with a rush. TOM'S LADD bad no mishap. RUMSON is sure to improve ARMY GREY suffered interference. THIRD RACK Purse S1.000.

Two year olds. Stx furlongs. Start good. Won driving, place same. Went to post at 3:43.

At post minute. Winner, b. 2. by Bow to M- Elizabeth Scth by Seth. Owner.

J. Barrett. Trainer. W. L.

Hoag. Time. :23. 3-6. 1 :12 2-5.

Jockey Willie Day, up on Strolling In (No. 5. on outside), makes his bid as field heads into the stretch in fourth race at Tropical Park yesterday. The effort was successful and Strolling In rewarded his backers $14.20 for $2. The leading horse in photo, Boredom (No.

6, at Horse COIKTEOUS OI.DWICK TETE-A-TETE LONG HOPE CASUAL PLAY ANONYMOUS NEWFOUNDLAND CALATAN GOOD PLAY GUEST STAR ROSY DOLLAR OUR BLEN Wt ...148 ...118 ...114 ...112 ...113 ...113 ...113 ...148 ...114 PP St i Sir Fin Jockey Eq odds 12 2 14 1 1 1 A.Beverly 4.05-1 7 6 3 2 CMcCreary 1.45-1 8 4 4" 4' 1 3 A.Schmidl 8.20-1 4 10 6M 5 4" C.Moiena 7.70-1 3 11 8J 4 4 1 6 W.Garner 37.M5-1 11 1 2 2 4 H.Meynell 25.10-1 7 4 74 7 7 P.Keiper B.40-1 1 12 11 8 8 M.Berg 30.45-1 6 6 7" 14 10 0' W.Strickler B.40-1 10 3 31 i 8 i lo4 J.Skelly 23.85-1 1 8 12 12 11 11 O.Scurlock 01.65-1 3 lO Ui 11' 12 12 J.Harrell 15.45-1 Two dollar mutuels paid: Courteous. S14.10 straight. S7.60 place. S4.70 show: Old- S'wlt 4ksjs Press Wirrphoto.l Donna second. Eureka Names Shasteen Most Valuable Star Eureka, 111., Dec.

22 Special. Bill Shasteen, triple threat quarter back of Sullivan, has been voted the most valuable player on the 1041 Kureka college football eleven. Verne Morris, tackle of Maiden, and Harold Bowen, fullback from Sterling, were clot-ted honorary co-captains. Howard Stein of Kvanston, a guard, was picked as the most improved player of the year. Shasteen played four games as a regular and is also a four year basketball player, being co-captain of the 19-11-M2 cnge team.

Morris has played tackle and guard for the past two years. Seventeen athletes will be awarded letters. Coach Harold C. Ave announced. These are: TWil, Kitzstiner.

Siil Welnslein and Keith Walker, all of rhieaco: Floyd Arnold. Dwighl: Harold Kvanston; Bill Shasteen. Sullivan; Stan Schneider and Kalniar of Kureka: Frank Kuvaek of Ceorcelown. ll.irold lluweu of Sterling. i-or: Whiteonili.

Ray Myers, and Jat-k ulinir. all of Itarrmeton Donald Bradley, l'ei-aloniea; Jai-k Silver, (lalva: I.yln Parr, Shelliyville, and Verne Morris. Maiden. Three of the leltermen will be lost by graduation, Shasteen, Morris, and Schneider. II.

-112 A i vs. -i WiTX. wick. s.i uii snow: iete-a-iete. snow.

COURTEtUS waa scut to the front soon after the start, displayed good speed, tired, but tamely held on. OLDWICK was taken the overland route and finished very fast. TETE-A-TETE finished fast. LONG HOPE came from lar back. ANONYMOUS tired bady after showinir early speed.

FOI RTII RACK Purse SI.OOO. Three year olds. Six furlongs. Start good. Won easily.

pla-e driving. Went to post at Off at once. Winner, b. 3. bv Strolling by Hnirht Kmght.

Owner. C. S. Bromley. Trainer.

J. J. Bauer. Time. :222 3-5.

pK-anl. Oklahoma City. .1.11 tlntl F. J. Harrison.

Little 1:14 04 Mo Demaret. Detroit oH 8 SttU rtrron Nelson. Toledo. 1:15 7 rM 271 Ben Hocan. H'rsliey.

Pa 13 7 ttU 37: FeTna. Latufi. 1 73 4 273 Groct Wfi PittMon. Pa. .137 70 274 Faxio.

Philadelphia. 71 t5 274 lM--b Oak Park. 7 7 2T4 Philadelphia. .13 tlo Hi) 2Tb Cr.fk Harhert. Battle Creek.

Mi-h. 13! 73 5 277 HeaJnet. Charlotte. N. C.

UK TI 27H Hv.r'tn: Worth 137 72 70 27W 4 lau'le Haimon. 3faiato- tie. 137 73 27l T. Wjom.ki Kewanee 71 27! Jiet Kiineily. I.

Tim. Mi.13tt 72 72 2NO ntner Nashua. S. 2H l.n Miami. Okla.

13 73 2H1 rl-rniii Harron. White 137 73 71 21 Pan; Kunjan. While Plant. 141 72 fill 2S2 Hold Skating Derby Sunday The censorship of weather reports imposed by the war is not helping the Illinois Skating association in making plans for Sunday when the Catholic Youth organization is sched uled to hold its seventh annual Derby it Garlicld park. Jack Kltler, CYO athletic director.

said last night the program would held if a cold wave occurs before th week-end. Tete Miller and Leo Fret-singer, CYO manager and coach. hop to conduct the races in Wavcland park or LaFollette park, where an eight lap racing course can he provided with 24 hours of frost prevail ing in the Chicago area. More than 500 skaters are roistered for the meet. The list of events to he skated will be submitted tonight to Herbert J.

Knudten, rreU dent of the Illinois Skating association, to be presented to the racing board for approval. STEEL HEELS GETS TOP WEIGHT AT NEW ORLEANS New Orleans. Dec. 22 Heels, owned by J. W.

Bell of Louisville, was assigned top weight of 118 pounds today for the Pontchartrain handicap, mile and sixteenth race, which will top the Christmas day program inaugurating racing at the Fair Grounds here. Mrs. K. Penemark's Idle Sun was given H'J pounds to carry. The 13 other horses named, their weights, and owners: Alhalon, 100, B.

Lewin: Sir Kid. 108. Lexbrook stable; Pari King, 107. Woodcock King: Dispenser, 106, C. C.

Boshamer; Par Avion, 10G, Merry-Ho stable: Conscript. 105, R. G. Whittington: Air Master, 105, J. L.

Sullivan: Regent. 105, W. R. Roberts; Imperial Impy, 101. J.

L. Friedman; Transfigure. 104. J. L.

Sullivan; Allen jay. 104. Mrs. V. it i IT Piccn III 111, A-.

SVIJJW 1 Sweet Shop, 102. Mrs. V. Wyse. I mil By Bill Holman i Sir Fin Jcx kcy Eq odds 4 2 2'4 1 W.Day li.14-1 7 1 8 34 24 R.Walson O.ltO-1 1 1" I'l 1 3 J.

Until 1.85-1 2 7 6 8 4- Young 5.35-1 14 7 7' 6" G.Moore 14.34-1 12 44 44 4M Romrs 54.55-1 8'4 14 Kit 7' J.Harrell 18.45-1 i 11 lit 84 Campbell 8.24-1 6 44 in 04 04 Slout 15.15-1 4 6 34 64 141 P.Keiper 2l.tl4-l 8 2i 44 4' lis M.Peters 11.30-1 3 44 12 12 13 A.Schmidl 311.40-1 Horse STROLLING IN PRIMA DONNA MoKKim.M T11P CAM silver tower guam) centra! Hornblende exploration perisph ere si triad flying torpedo grandeur Two dollar mutuels paid: Prima Donna. SO. 54 place. S4 STKOI.I.ING IN followed pace to the out. winning easily.

PRIMA broke last, opened good lead good Wt PP St 148 5 113 7 111 114 II 113 14 148 14 12 113 2 111 3 II 113 8 114 1 114 4 113 12 Strolling In. 70 show: IJOIVNA early, but $14.20 straight. $6.50 place. $3.60 show: Boredom. S2.70 show final furlong, then shot to the front and drew finished with a rush on the inside.

BOREDOM tired badly in final sixteenth. TOP CALL, ran TRQPICAL PARK ODD5 6-JOCKEYS FIRST RA Claimnic. 3 year olda and tIFTII RACK Purse SI.OOO. Three year olds and tip. Six furlongs.

Start good. Won easily, place siune. Went to post at 4:01. At post 4 minule. Winner, b.

c. 4. by Hard Tai'k-Veinii-uliie by Light Brigade. Owner. Mrs.

L. Lazare. Trainer. W. O.

Hicks. Time. 4-5. 1:11. How cuckoo-man commencement 1 'HALM AC TYRONE ROCK MAKER LIGHT SWEEPER.

NO SIR HAL1.INDERKY DEAR H1GHSCOPE Wt ...114 ...147 ...113 ...115 ...148 ...115 ...147 ...110 PP St Sir Fin Jockey Eo odds 7 2 2'4 1 1 W.Day 2.44-1 5 1 1 2' 2 2' W.Strickler 8.54-1 4 4 74 4i 44 34 L.Torres 18.24-1 1 5 44 34 31 4 T. Bates 6.20-1 4 7 44 41 64 GSealm 10.70-1 3 4 6 6 4 4" J.Dattilo 3.40-1 8 8 8 71 7 74 A.Schmidl 14.00-1 2 3 31 8 8 8 V.Phillips 28.65-1 lo 10 lO 0i E.W.Smith 42.05-1 10 Qi Qi 10 IP C.Rogers 7.60-1 Zurloucs: Horse. P.P Wt. Jockey. Odds.

ftue Beauty 14 113 E.Connelly 3 1 Well Ail Risbt 2 114 V. Met reary -l T'ulnmer 13 1H J. lierger 15-1 Rurteil 6 1HN W.Day 4-1 ninmmiim 10 1HS N. L. 1'ierson 4-1 Roman Ie'-ent CMcCreary H-l Jtftss Hich Hal.

7 Km J. Dattilw l'l-l Anopheles 1H 114 W. Yarurrry H-l P.icb Name 11 Hi! No boy 12-1 Knar Scout lOH No boy 1.V1 Vaydtc lift Peter 1.V1 Mr Lawrer 1 1 1 P. Keiper a Foam 3 111 T. May 34-1 Pirate Ship 4 113 K.

McCombs 2U-1 TUhy Lsnn 4 113 No boy raminondua 111 No boy 24-1 ADen'a Bo 12 114 No boy 241 (Id haiouthy .17 114 No boy 2U-1 Two dollar mutuels paid: Cuckoo-Man. $0.80 straight. $4.60 place. $3.80 show; Commencement. nlnce.

S6.H0 show; Chalmac. S4.II0 show. AN much the best. He assumed command when ready and galloped home. COMMENCEMENT followed pace for half a mile then tired.

CHALMAC worked his way uu and finished fast. TYRONE ran good race. ROCK MAKER well up all the way. SIXTH RACE Purse SI. 200.

Three year olda and up. One mile and 70 yards. Start good. Won drivinx. place same.

Went to post at 4 :28. At post. 4 minute. Winner, eh. 6.

by St Germans-Twitter by Wtuskbroom II Owner. Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs. Trainer.

Jacobs. Time. :23 2-5. :44 4-5. 1 :11 3-6.

1 :37 4-6. 1 :43 4-5. FroXD RACE Maiden. year olds. 6 "De Paul night" will be observed in the Coliseum Christmas night when the Chicago Bruins meet the Fort Wayne Pistons in a National Basketball league contest.

Elmer Gainer, 6 foot 7 Inch center of the Invaders, and Ed Sachs, Bruins' guard, who last year played for De Paul, will be honored by fans from the basketball players' alma mater, De Paul. Sachs was a member of the College All-Star basketball team this year. Gainer has played in four games and has averaged eight points per game. Sachs, captain of the Demons last season. Is known for his defensive ability, but is also a dangerous scorer.

Seek to Avenge Ixs. Thursday night the Chicago quintet will seek to avenge a 48 to 46 defeat in the league opener in Fort Wayne. Mike Novak, 6 foot 9 inch center of the Bruins, will see some action against Gainer Thursday evening. Mike has been troubled with a foot ailment and has been able to play only a short time in the last three contests. Must Watch McDermott.

One of Coach Jack Tierney's problems for Thursday's contest is to keep Bobby McDermott, former New York Celtics fast moving forward, under control. He recently joined the Fort Wayne five. Sachs probably will get the assignment of covering McDermott. The Burton-Dixie and Club 25 of Gary teams, members of the Windy City league, will open the program at 7:45 p. m.

lllini Defeat Dartmouth in Hockey, 4 to 1 Continued from first sports page. Illini shorthanded, the Dartmouth boys were pressing goalie Ray Killen, of Lloydminster, with a scries of power plays. The goal was made out of a close up melee which saw a half dozen athletes sprawling in the vicinity of the Illini cage. Hal Cannon of Floral Park, N. and Bill Remsen, of Garden City, N.

earned assists. That was all the scoring until the aforesaid outbreak In the overtime. Jack Giilan, who lives in Western Springs, was in uniform but unable to play because of an injured eye. Tonight, In Champaign, the same teams play the second of their series. Immediately following the Notre Dame-Illinois basketball game.

DECIDE BILLIARD PAYOFF WILL BE IN DEFENSE BONDS Prize winners In the world three cushion billiard tournament which will be held in the Morrison hotel Jan. 9 thru Jan. 23 will be paid In defense bonds, Charles C. Peterson, tournament director, said yesterday. Prizes totaling $10,750 will be awarded.

1 The billiard meet, opens with two I .1 1 rrl games rnuajr iiiiil, jau. J. llitr ui'iu has been limited to 10 contestants who will play a round robin schedule of 45 gomes, or nine games each. The schedule calls for two games on each of the two Saturday afternoons of the tournament. There will be no Sunday games, but Monday thru Friday the players will meet in two matinee games and two evening sessions, except on the final Friday night, when a single game will be played to decide the championship.

If a playoff is necessary, it will be held on Saturday, Jan. 24. WAR PROBLEMS MAY REVIVE A. L. SPRING MEETING The American league which some years ago abandoned its so-called spring sessions In February, will return to Its former schedule in the near future If baseball problems arise as a result of the war.

President Will Harridge announced yesterday that. if developments warrant, an emer gency, conference of the owners will be callcdr fo the middle of January and, if pressing matters appear im mediately after that period, the moot ing will be held at New York, Feb. 3. The National league Is in session at that time, making possible a joint gathering of the 16 mangnates. Joe Maxin Signs to Meet Beckwith Jan, 9 Joe Maxin, 1940 Chicagoland Golden Gloves, middleweight champion, who now fights as a heavyweight, has been signed to meet Booker Beckwith in the Coliseum on Jan.

9. Ross Milletf, Coliseum promoter, announced (he Horse- Wt TOTAL ECLIPSE 114 JF.ZKHKI. II 144 PEEP sHOW 143 RODIN 114 ARMY SONG 114 GKUEDAN 146 lloTZEA 144 DUCKY FOX 113 PP St Sir Fin Jockey Eq odds 4 4 6i 4 1' P.Keiper 1.35-1 6 7 4 2 24 2 W.Strickler 4.25-1 8 3 1 1 3 3 W.Day 4.B6-1 7 4 7 4 41 4 S.Young 2.75-1 7 4 2 3i 61 61 J.Renlck 15.34-1 2 5 44 71 41 41 V. Phillips 4.116-1 4 2 34 ft 71 7 l-eniluons 14.86-1 1 8 8 8 8 T.Atkinson 16.10-1 weiSsSN. 7.

tirior: A One 3 114 Renirk 2 we Colonel 2 1 Hi Met reary ft 2 Marksman .13 114 1. Ki ir 4-1 "uhen 114 No hoy 4 1 Amen-a Fore 4 114 T. May 111-1 kr Chick 111 Ilihlebr 12-1 Alefern M. IVKrs lft-l Rcf'ilcent 114 No boy 24-1 II 114 No ir 24 1 Albert 4 114 W. Yarlierr Tec Unite 14 111 No boy 2U-1 lvk Out Rascal 114 No boy 24-1 Easy Jack 12 lift T.

Meloche 20-1 Here Now 17 114 No boy 20-1 Ja-k 1 114 T. Mrloche 24-1 Michixan 7 114 J. Kmick 34-1 Nn Doucb 14 111 No boy 30-1 II. Miles entry. Two dollar mutuels raid: Total Eclipse $4.70 straight.

$3.30 plaea. $3.00 show: Jezelel II S. in 1 i.l.-. 74 show: Peon Show. S3.64 show.

TOTAL ECLIPSE moved gamely around turn, got thru on Inside, took lead, but was doing his liest to win. JEZEBEL. II. ran Into lead In run down back stretch, showed speed, but weakened in last furlong. PEEP SHOW had good speed and made a game effort.

RODIN was taken all over the track and closed fast on Inside. ARMY SONG bad early speed. GREEDAN had no mishap. SF.VENTI1 RACK Purse SI.OOO. Three year olds and up.

Six furlongs. Start good. Won drtvina. place same. Went to post at 4:65.

At post 1 minute. Winner, br. 6. by Black Toney-Bloasom Time by North Star III. Owner.

Mrs. J. Burks. Trainer. J.

Burks. Time. 4-5. 44 1-6. rail) wound up third with Prima INDIANA SENDS THREE RUNNERS TO SUGAR BOWL Bloomington, Dec.

22 ISpe-ciall. Three Indiana university runners, Fred Wilt of Pendleton, Earl Mitchell of Anderson, and Campbell Kane of Valparaiso, will leave today for New Orleans to run in the Sugar bowl track carnival Sunday. Wilt, Indiana's national collegiate two mile and cross-counlry title holder, and Mitchell, who recently cap tured the junior national AAU hill and dale crown, will enter the three mile, and Kane, NCAA 880 yard champ, will run the mile aguinst Leslie MacMitchell. New York university ace. It will be the first trip to the Surjar bowl for Wilt and Mitchell.

Kane set a new Sugar bowl half mile standard two years ago as a sophomore and bettered his own mark in winning this event last December. Bud Ward, Amateur Golf Champion, in Air Corps Spokane, Dec. 22 (P). Mar vin Bud Ward, national amateur golf champion, was inducted into the army air corps and assigned to Fort George Wright, 2d air force headquarters, for his initial training. Ward enlisted last week.

FOftAAM DISU4.LEBY CO FEATURES MAKE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON whisky WLil Horse HAI.MV SPRING THROTTLE IMII'RLE VOTUM ROMAN HERO AUAl'K COM ENDADOR HAZEL WEISENHE1MER Wt ...115 ...147 ...115 ...116 ...112 ...112 ...111 ...115 PP 4 5 7 8 6 3 1 4 St 3 1 6 7 A it 4 8 Two dollar mutuels paid: Balmy Spring. SI 1.30 straight. $6.30 place. $4.40 show: Throttle Wide. S4.BO place.

$4.00 show: Double S3 20 show. BALMY SPRING away well in motion, raced THROTTLE WIDE Into snbmlssion and held on well. THROTTLE WIDE was bustled along all the way. but weakened In last sixteenth. DOUBLE well up.

performed well. VOTUM came from far back. ROMAN HERO had no mishap. WEISENHE1MER was moving up very fast on the Inside, was caught in a jam. and fell.

EIGHTH RACE Purse SI.OOO. Three year olds and tip. One and one-eighth miles. Start good. Won easily, place same.

Went to post at 6:24. Off at once. Winner, br. 3 by St. James-Pandowdy by Peter Pan.

Owner. Knoll wood stable. Trainer. J. M.

Black. Time. :23 3-5. :47 4-6. 1:13 1-5.

1:38 4-5. Horse BLOCK ADER CHARMING JUST TOURIST JAN ONE SUERTERO STINGING HUP NANCY" LEONARDTOWN HIGH FINANCE jBII MERE HONEY-BOO PASSING CLOUD Wt PP St .112 6 6 .114 14 .148 12 4 12 1 .140 .114 .113 .140 .113 14 8 3 .114 7 4 11 9 .10 11 .104 7 .104 8 8 3 THE THAT FINEST Mi WZM MJTN jgKC- "ZJSr i fROOf NUTS AND JOLTS Setillf MnlTihill entry THIRD RACE ClainiiDf 3 year olds. 0 1mm a Sia 5 113 Remote 4 114 Alned 2 112 Reamy 1 147 fantastical 4 113 Chalcar 3 110 W. Stncklrr W. Strickh-r M.

McCreary W. Day S. Youin No boy 2-1 6-3 III 3 1 K-l 2-1 POURTH RACE Claiming. 2 year olds. 0 Dermis 3 11H Jur Testido 7 115 at- all 5 115 Psrnaie 4 114 Fueco 1 113 rPHnnnity III Whiseemient 2 HO prearl Easle.

4 113 Sam Houston 9 111 McCreary T. May H. Krorilz No boy P. Keiper 4-1 4-1 HI SI T. Atkinson '14-1 W.Slncklcr 12-1 W.Day 15-1 Luce 20-1 FIFTH RACE Claiming.

furloni-s: Farly Delirery 5 111 Tony Weaver 4 114 Float Away 111 Aenal 113 Flaznrac 111 Ds-udrery 7 116 ixlm- Pan 14 116 TaidiEa Star 2 116 iUr 3 116 Silent Witnesa. 1 114 Woodraie 113 3 year olds and J. Skelly T. Atkinson J. Reraer r.

Mojena W. Day C.MeCreary No boy No hoy No boy P. Keiper S. Younc B-5 5 1 3-1 8 1 14- 1 lO-l 15- 1 14- 1 15- 1 30-1 20-1 5ECTH RACE tr. turiocts: The Chief PomiTa Dotibt Not Delivery.

rhsplarer neral rrp Tolitant Ralloter nur.t Haste Red Chip Allowance. 3 year olda and 113 J. 5totlt 142 J. Wray 113. r.

lit T.May -l 5 1 5-2 3-1 H-l 1 5-1 14- 1 15- 1 24-1 20-1 20-1 1 3 6 14 4 I4H 114 113 110 14H 110 J. Berger A. Schmidl M. I'ctera No boy J. Chestnut No boy No boy SEVENTH RACE-1 Claiming.

3 year olds n.j ur. l'a miles: Run By 4 111 3. Breen 4-1 Wanna Hycro 7 113 T. Atkinson 4-1 M.rbU.nd 14 113 P. Keiper 4-1 nnrad .12 114 No boy 4-1 Jmn-int 5 114 No hoy M-l haJlant 113 No In 14-1 AbTseima 4 11.1 K.

Connelljr 111 I Aveata 2 114 J.Dyer 12-1 wr Vision 1 114 No hot 15-1 Iron Bar 11 113 A.Delara 24-1 Knirhtfors 0 114 T.Atkinson 12-1 Beat Awhile 3 113 No boy 15 1 XICHTH RACE Claiming. 3 year olds and Two dollar mutuels paid: Blockader. S8.80 straight. $3.80 place. $3.60 show: Charming Herod.

S8.14 place. $5.60 show; Just Tourist. $7.90 show. BLOCKADER moved up fast around turn, ran into lead in stretch, and drew away easily. CHARMING HEROD had plenty of speed and was next best.

JUST TOURIST trailed far back for six furlongs, then finished very fast. JAM ONE ran good race. LEONARD-TOWN is sure to improve. iVs 34 ft 81 71 6. 64 Sir 2i4 14 i'l 64 41 7 8 Fin 14 24 2.

64 41 7 8 Jockey TMeloche W.Day P.Keiper CMcCreary J.Skelly H.Lemmong J.Stout C.Durando L.Haskell Eq odds 4.46-1 6.44- 1 3.85-1 2.45- 1 4.20-1 22.40-1 43.05-1 10.75-1 9.75-1 1 71 64 41 31 8 Fell ft. Str li Fin 1 Jockey CMcCreary I Han ford J.Breen H. Lindners; P.Keiper E.Connolly A.Schmidl W.Fagan H.Lemmong W.Strickler V7J)ay Eqtxlds 2.40-1 4.75-1 1 7.20-1 31.0O-1 8.45-1 40.50-1 24.45-1 15.36-1 30.15-1 14.70-1 32.30-1 3.65-1 44 3l 11 12 13 I 4 21 3 44 34 64 41 7 8i 31 44 64 7 8 10 11 12 84 71 11 81 4 41 34 64 11 10 5i 2H i 10 10 11 12 GOLD CROWNS KEEP NORTH END LEAGUE LEAD The Gold Crowns, leaders In the North End Traveling league, last night won two of their three games against the De Luxe Recreation bowling team. The Budweiscrs. occupants of second place, also won two out of three from the Jolly Jacks.

Joe Cor-dulack, member of the Jolly Jacks, rolled 692 for the high Individual score. Scores: Budwelsers 1041 1023 10193.073 Jolly Jacks 9341031 9162.880 Srhamberger-Schlttz .1043 968 9372.947 Keeleys 946 931 10192.896 Pepsi-Cola 961 867 9892.817 rhapin-Gnre 923 1058 9112.892 Gold Crown 940 981 9782.899 De Luxe 948 898 8462.692 Samuelson 968 91310192.900 Rostenkowskl 969 894 9352.798 Daily Doubles TODAYS SELECTIONS TROPICAL PARK. CORAL GABLES. FLA. IFsst.l 1 Staxe Beauty.

Miss High Hat. Old Smoothy. 2 WISE COLONEL. Marksman. America Fore.

3 Jleamy. Down Six. Remote Control. 4 Dennis F. Whisccndent.

Catcall. 5 Silent Witness. Sizzling Pan. Tony Weaver A iHmbt Not. Romiva.

The Chief. 7 Run By. Coonrad Mann, Wanna Hygro. 8 French Trap. Agronomy.

Ida Rogers. New Yorker Tee Off on a Golf Ball Buying Spree New York, Dec. 22 JP). New York had a shortage of good golf balls today after the city's largest sporting goods stores experienced a buying spree of record proportions. The rush for the golf balls began last Thurs day when Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced a war ban on the production of nonessential rub fffilSTiE .2 ion J.

Breen 5-2 1 110 T.Atkinson 4-1 .14 113 J. Skelly 1 .17 111 J. Berger 0-1 .15 105 D. Brunelle 8-1 111 E.Hust 10-1 8 lOM No hoy 10-1 .4 112 J. Stout 10-1 .3 110 No boy 10-1 4 lOO W.Yarberry 14-1 .13 lnl T.

lot he JO-1 .12 14 NoU.y 12-1 .14 111 J.Berger 12-1 5 Lemtnons 20-1 .7 144 No hoy 20-1 ..14 113 Haskell 20-1 .11 113 C. Bianco E0-1 IS 10 No boy SO-i French Tiberius setaway Caiomar Sweeptnr Wee Scot T.u kboard Attracune ypsy Monarch Arronomy Jim Lipscomb. Tacmelus Toen rtance) A---is you arm looking for an ideal gift for your hutband, I'd mag' MCORPOKATI towtBT i rfuf TROPICAL PARK. git this booh. ber Items.

Bad Cold and British Warm $45.90 match last night. sajSAsjfcaktfaaeisrisSsa.