Attache Held Favorite Borowy Is Leading N. L. Hurler Cavaliers Have Three Gulfstream Will Raise Purses PLAZA In Earned-, Won-Lost Lists Vels; Again, Starting Christmas j~- SPORT SHOP—. ^ mK'vs'tww on Boxing Terps ■7 me MHcuiie rim. ana k. j. Martin are tiea ior tmrc Associated Press Sports Writer. For the second time during the place with six winners, making it At Charles Town NEW YOHK, Dec. 18.—Hank Bo- On 6-Malch List current meeting, purses will be a complete sweep for the appren- raised at Oulfstream Park. Track tices so far. to*cUl Dtipatch to Tht Star. rowy, whose midseason purchase ty the Associated 'Press. from the New York Yankees President James Donn yesterday Jockey Job Dean Jessop rode two CHARLES TOWN, W. Vs., Dec. helped CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Dec. the gain their first authorized the boost effective Christ- more winners at Gulfstream Park 18.—The Farm’s 18.—Tom M. Carruthers, graduate ^Tempo Attache, in seven led all Na- mas Day. yesterday to bring his total fpr the years, manager of athletics, has announced winner of four consecutive races tional in earned-run The new purse assignments will year up to 281. Jessop is shooting League Virginia’s boxing schedule, listing and won-and-lost for range from $1,600 to $3,000 on week for the modem record of 302 held by here,’is an early 6-to-5 favorite for ratings 1945, six meets with opponents official disclosed to- powerful days and from $1,600 to $5,000 or Jackie Westrope. the '$1,000 Tuscaloosa, 1-1/16-mile figures of former years. day. upward on Saturdays. A week ago California jockeys are runnlni feature of today’s card. Four feature matches with Mary- were from the one-two at the De p Waived out of the American purses upped orig- Hipodromo Lai The will in all likelihood land, Penn State, North Carolina inal $1,300 minimum to a $1,500 Americas meeting. Track figure) gelding League by President Larry Ms cPhail _ be handled and Wisconsin appear on the home minimum. for the first 32 of the by George Napier, who of the Yankees because of h.s "in- days sessior was aboard him in his previous vic- side of the program to celebrate the Busher, Louis B. Mayer’s famed showed that Billy Pearson of Pasa- ability to go the route after July For when he was the 25th anniversary of intercollegiate “horse of the will dena had booted in 38 tories, carrying 4," not 11 of year" filly, be winners in Borowy only completed ■ silks of Bill In his last ef- competition for the Cavaliers. bred to Beau Pere at Cali- 135 races while Ellsworth ol Lynch. his 14 starting assignments for the Mayer's Sylvia fort Attache was claimed for Coast Guard Academy and Penn fornia farm this had scored with 34 $1,500 Cubs, but became the first senior spring. Beau Pere, Vallejo first by his owner. State will be visited. the movie executive placers in 157 tries. Christmas present circuit hurler since Cincinnati’s imported by V. Senseman’s Robert E. Lee led Albert T. York is back to from Australia, has to his credit 13 Feature Elmer Riddle in 1941 to capture both winners yesterday: every step of the $1,200 Serajevo, direct Cavalier boxing activities winners from among a crop of 17 Qullitream—8t»te*m»n, #23.10. the earned-run and won-and-lost Cherlee Town—Robert E. Lee, yesterday’s 114-mile feature, to en- after an absence of three for foals to reach this $14.60. honors. years racing age year. Bey Meadow*—Semper Ayentl, $6.40. or able his backers to collect $14.60. Army service. His assistants are Doctor Jeep, claimed for C. P. Giving... In II and 2 for Stepping 414 furlongs in .4914, winning losing Truman Southall and Norman Rath- Sowers out of Saturday’s program an .846 allowed Revive Ashton fastest of the meeting, Mein and percentage, Borowy HANK BOROWY. bun, both standout boxers of several for $8,000, is the highest-priced Dog Derby Tabler's Bulrushes was only 2.14 earned runs per game, a an easy —AP Photo. years ago. claim of the Oulfstream Park meet- ASHTON, Idaho, Dec. 18 <*•>.— Yourself winner of the fifth race fraction of a run better than team- yesterdav. Almost all assignments will go to ing to date. The Ashton Associatior mate Claude Passeau's with Dog Derby He paid $4.40. 2.46, a record new candidates and Detroit tied preliminary Apprentice Frank Truschka has said that its When he crossed his field too live others bettering the 3.00 for the will yesterday famed canine last fall, pitched the most shutouts, practice end Thursday with averaged a winner a day for the sharply at the start of the fourth nine- course. team race, held annually on Wash- 5, and enjoyed the longest win- public tryouts in Memorial Gym- Arst 13 days of the Gulfstream race. Jockey R. Bernhart was sus- Barrett Wins Left over from Most Games. ning streak, 9 games. Other nasium. last year’s Park season to top the riders. An- ington's birthday during pe/cetime pended for the remainder of the team are Charles St. Louis’ , run- leaders were Roe, with 148 ! Capt. Pomatto, other apprentice, Larney Hansman, would be revived next February 21 meeting. who set a new mark 155. and Conn Jenkins, 165. Milton nerup to Borowy in the won-and- Anton Karl, is second with nine. M. Buxton after a four-year lapse. lost department, ranked next in by appearing in 67 consecutive Parlow, regular heavyweight back in has the after Charles Town Entries earned runs with 2.52 followed by games for the , 1942, rejoined squad a tour as an The sched- FOR WEDNESDAY. of Cincinnati (2.68) all In relief, and Ace Adams of the Army flyer. ule: Weather clear. Track fast. and Hank Wyse of the Cubs (2.69). New York Giants, who finished the FIRST January 5, Maryland; 12, Penn RACE—Purse. $800; claiming; Pittsburgh's Preacher Roe was sixth most games, 50. Now 8-year-olds and up: about 4s,, furlongs. other side of the State; 19, at Coast Guard Academy; Available! On the Bright Bobble. HR Also eligible: at 2.87 and Ken Burkhart, another ledger, at Penn __ State. Talent Scout 118 Joyfest iir Redbird, ranked seventh at 2.90. Dick Barrett of the Phils lost the 26, Fixed Foe-115 Milk Chocolate 7 115 most committed the most February 2, North Carolina; 9, FILTERS FOR MEDICO PIPES AND Party Girl-115 Tenacious Dame In 11 victories games, 20, HOLDERS 115 registering for the Wisconsin. Way Gold -IIS Saxons Pride.. 11R wild pitches, 8, allowed the most Mighty Bold 116 Sun Princess 110 Cubs, Borowy became the second BUY THESE GENUINE FILTERS Tie Me and suffered the ...... 115 Sherrie Lee ... runs, 129, longest Duel 115 hurler in the history of the big Can_115 losink streak, 10 games. Bill Voi- for Medico Pipes, Cigarette & leagues to win 20 games or more in Florida Lieb the Giants allowed the most Surprises RACE—Purge. $700: one selle of Cigar Holders! a t vS«$°t!P claiming; season although pitching for Keep supply 5-year-olds and up: Charles Town courae. earned 116; Schans both He had won runs, Charley at in 0'“5*‘u- JjS Also eligible: loops. 10 games By Giving Him Release home; your office! Your -I1R Pearl H 1U of the Phils, the most batsmen, ?CasadM»c in the before join- Br the Associated Press. dealer has Briar-113 xLead Em All 10S four in one game, the famous package Gradatim -116 the Cubs. Joe nine, including Interrupt _ion ing Only McGinnity GAINESVILLE. Fla., Dec. 18 — Bastinado 118 North Sea_ 118 of a new record, and Hal Gregg of of 10 for 10 CENTS. If not, Shan Hill -HR the 1902 Baltimore Orioles and Luther B_113 issued the most bases on Expressing surprise at the Board of Honest Girl .110 New York Giants Brooklyn ask him to contact Rollicking_115 had previously Control's decision not to renew his his jobber. Semper Perata. 110 balls, 120. Genuine Filter* ft MfOICO accomplished the feat. contract, Head Coach Tbm Lieb of packed THIRD THE IDEAL in tki* Red aad Black RACE—Purse, $800: claiming: Charley (Red) Barrett, another said to GIFT—a enly Bax '-year-olds and up: about 7 to U. S. Florida he had been "led be- handy furlongs. two-team won the most Hycilla Shipped El Toreador-123 Also eligible: hurler, vic- lieve otherwise." pack of 100 Genuine Filters Gypsy Moth-115' Fox Meadow HR tories. His 23 for LONDON, Dec. 18 Hycilla,1 I Filter whirl-coolt Rosa triumphs the Bos- Lieb’s smoke—re* Azteca_ 120 War Joy l->5 present contract expires ONLY $1... For all of xHi Lucretia— HR ton Braves and Cardinals was 1944 Oaks winner, owned by William smokers tains Devon Cream .77 115 onej June 30, 1946. He said he had no flakes, slnfs, absorbs juices. Indian .. Sun 121 Mango HR more than the total Woodward, has been to the FRANK Sun Target Wyse, the loop's shipped MEDICO Pipes & -HR Marandan 120 immediate plans. 3 Cleaner, cooler smoke enters Rolls Rough 118 Sunmoor 77 117 only other 20-game winner, could United States for breeding purposes, Holders! Mail servicemen’s Air Corp Flight Jackets Ashame_115 muster. the American sportsman’s repre- i your mouth—no raw smoke! Men's ond men's. B-15A. Fur eol- MEDICO Christmas Pack young Type FOURTH RACE—Purse. $700: claiming' Barrett, who was thrown in as sentative said here. 3 Replace filter when discolored lor ond full zipper front. Warmly lined with 3-year-olds and un: 1,', miles. AUTO excess the Braves the GLASS oFfilters fleece. and Sizes 36 Flying John 114 Also eligible: baggage by in early. —it hat done ittjobt Waterproof windproof. xPari Tress.. 11K Eleventh Hour 1131 celebrated deal, also Cubs Regain Stringer RR0MR1 SERVICE to 44___ Jack Horner-118 Fast Light. 115 Must Go 118 Toll Away 107 pitched the most complete games, 24. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18 Lou RE. 5877 War Commander 114 Royal Marlboro 113 and the most 285. faced the former Cub sec- Catstar 113 Tiresome 117 i , Stringer, Chicago xlntelligentsia no Big Sneeze 115 most batsmen, 1,175 and allowed the ond baseman, is out of the Army STANDARD AOTO GLASS Leather Jackets A Good Looking 118 Capeskin most hits, 287. Air Forces and plans to rejoin the 624 N St. N.W. Men's Jockets of fine quality capeskin leather. Brown U FIFTH RACE—Purse. $R00: 3-year-olds Passeau, whose Bruins in the one-hitter, against spring. j outside warm and un. the Chance: about 4>a furlongs plaid lining leather collar. Qj § Singing Pebble 114 Sunset Boy 117 to 44 Roman Boy 121 Flying West 114 Good-looking style for sizes 36 Sorgho 117 AJso eligible: 8^'alLey. Doctor 114 a Psychic Fancy 11R xRoad Scrapor. 11 x Patty Boy I'M Kohimoor 117 Leather Jackets a McKenney and Kendrick entry. Capeskin For men ond youths. Excellent quolity capeskin, SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: 3-vear- olds and up: the Crawford. 6Va furlongs. leather collar, plaid lined Full zipper front. 3 aChat Hopkins 115 xWhite Easter 113 xBrooke Argo 110 Also eligible: pockets. Tan. Sizes 36 to 44_ xComedy Player 110 Cherrydale 120 xBig Moose-113 Annie's Dream 110 Spikery _115 a Flying Kilts 121 Bimary -109 Grand Venture 121 Black Jackets Total Victory 125 Capeskin a Dorsey and Shamrock entry. Zipper front jockets with plaid lining. Three SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $800: 4-year- slosh pockets, reinforced edges. Ideal for cold olds and up; the Saylor: Is/, miles. Miss Gallant 112 Baray 119] weather. Sizes 36 to 44. Maequel 117 Blitzette 109 Allen Caid .... 117 Paula's Star 122 Calabozo 115 Goatskin Leather Jackets A I “ EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1,000; 3-year- olds and up; 1,', miles. It’s the genuine A2 Flying Jacket. Made of /II /I ft Splinter _ 117 Decisive 120 Our Blen-117 Hand Me Down 120 tough, but handsome goatskin. Zipper front. Cab Sir 120 xMerrily Go 112! Edmar JOian.. 117 Also eligible: i Comfortably lined. Cordovon. Sizes 36 to 44_ Royal Fleet 120 Mystery Book.. 116! xApprentlce allowance claimed. First race. 1 p.m. Horsehide Leather Jackets Last One of the finest leather jackets we've ever seen. Fights Night horsehide leother with front. By the Associated Press. Heavy, pliable zipper 2 slash 2 PHILADELPHIA.—*BttlT fox/ 16P. Quilted lining. pockets, top pockets. Philadelphia, stopped George Xochan, Reinforced throughout. Sixes 36 to 44_ 172 *2. Akron. Ohio (6). NEWARK. N. J.—Freddy Archer. | 14o>4. Newark. N J., outpointed Pat Giordano. 1503i. Montreal C1W. DETROIT.—rCharley Bayes. 189. De- troit. stopped Bob Berry. 168. Cleve- land (?) NEW YORK—Tony Pellone. 141. New York, stopped Patsy Giovanelli. MEN'S GLOVES 13534. Brooklyn (9). TROY. N. Y.—Ossie Rodriquez. ISO, Puerto Rico, outpointed Oscar Lewis. 132, New York (8). CHICAGO.—Bill Parsons. _ 146V*. for Christmas Danville, 111., outpointed Gene Gudgill, Giving 151. Dayton. Ohio (8).* OMAHA.—Jackie Graves. 129. Aus- tin. Minn., stopped Red Grant, 126*/a. Orlando. Fla. (?). NEW ORLEANS.—Jock Leslie. I2434. Unlined Capeskin-2.95 Flint. Mich., knocked out Pete Bolos. 124 14. Detroit (0). NEW BRITAIN. Cohn.—Tony Vero. 140, Stamford. Conn., knocked out Wool-lined Capeskin--3.95 Nick Restiano. 144. Newark. N. J. (3). PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Larry Bolvin. 126, Providence, knocked out Pete Vir- gin. 129*4. Schnectady. N. Y. (9). Genuine Deerskin-4.95 HOLYOKE. Mass.—Mark (Kid Chicken) Lockmas. 155. New York, out- pointed George (Wildcat) Henry, 153Va. Genuine New Bedford. Mass. (10). Pigskin-3.95 BOSTON —Pat Comiskey. 215. Pat- erson. N. J., outpointed Art McAlpine, 182. Springfield, Mass. (4). Peccary Pigskin--4.95 BALTIMORE.—Frankie Carto. 130, Philadelphia, outpointed Georgie Cooper. 130. New York (10). Wool-lined OCEAN PARK. Calif—Lou Bernal. Pigskin —16.75 134. Los Angeles, stopped Mike Belloise, 131. New York (5). SAN FRANCI8CO.—Lloyd Marshall. 171*/a. Cleveland, TKO'd Bobby Zander. 176. Los Angeles (5). 1. "The yean sure slip by fast! I remem- 2. 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