Your Host Wins Santa Catalina Handicap in Track Record Time I Winner Favorite Does 1:481-5 De Mawby Re-elected Outdoors With Bill Leetch All At Once Is Now that the duck hunting sea- Hing in mid-February and on until same Feature For Mile and Head ol son is over and all hunting in ithe middle of March. The In Tropical Eighth Washington iis true of another fa- Maryland has had to cease, those Pig Point, Ey th« Associated Press vored a little later. who still have time, energy and location, MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 6—J. W. At Santa Anita money are At Once, a candidate Bridle Trails Group Now that year-round angling is Nizlek’s All turning toward for the rich Widener and Mc- By the Associated Pres* Changing from the usual routine 1permitted in Maryland for fall- Virginia and Lennan Handicaps at Hialeah, ARCADIA, Calif., Jan. 6.—Your of a formal annual business meet- the States far- fish, suckers, bluegills, etc., no registered his first triumoh of the Host, an even money favorite, ing and election of officers, the for ther south doubt some of you may want to new year today as he Deat six broke the track record for a mile Washington Bridle Trails Associa- quail, turkey, try your luck for them in neaby rivals in the $G,000 Ponce de Leon and outrun- tion hung out the SRO sign last one-eighth today by etc. Virginia’s Purse at Park. as members turned out in ponds and streams. Be sure you Tropical ning nine rivals in Santa Anita’s night season on up- force to at rend a dinner have a Maryland fishing license. Carrying topweight of 118 $50,000 Santa Catalina Handicap. meeting land game, with at the Iris. Under the Maryland’s non-resident license ; pounds, the versatile son of Grand Clearly the class horse in the Purple presi- some local ex- dency of Harry De Mawby, the now will cost $10, but it is a Slam raced home a length before field of California breds, the Wil- jr., ceptions, con- association closed the first decade Jnecessary, adjunct to fishing ac- Cross Bell Ranch’s American liam Goetz colt carried high tinues until of its successful career with a tivities in non-tidal waters. No Glory, stepping six- furlongs in a weight of 130 pounds and reeled January 20 east banner year. Maryland license is required for swift 1:10 Ms- Sanford Stud Farm's off the distance in of the Blue 1:48%. The fishing in tidal waters. If you Yankee Hill, making his winter The members unanimonsly re- Moun- clocking trimmed two fifths of a Ridge are in doubt as to whether the another elected De for debut, was third, length second off Mawby the 1951 tains. the mark set by Double stretch you fish is tidal or not, and a half back. season. Also re-elected were An- Maryland Bm Leetch- Jay in July, 1949. you should get a copy of the Porter gelina J. Carabelli, vice president, shooters will be turning toward All At Once, ridden by Jockey Eric Guerin, riding in “Angler’s Guide,” which is free choice at and Mrs. Doiothy R. Smith, secre- their annual attempted extermi- j Roberts, was the second place of the injured Johnny Gil- on application to the commission the tary; Alden McKim Crane con- nation of that blackguard of birds, $7.10 straight. His share of bert, held Your Host under re- at headquarters in the Munsey cluded his second year as treasurer purse was $3,600. Backers had a the crow. We plan early trip Baltimore Md. It straint for the first five eighths, and is Building, 2, before r.is succeeded by Ralph T. to a good shooting location on few anxious moments brought him to the front at the defines just where tidal waters are Queen. Elected to the board of di- main which victory was confirmed. James one of the flyways, divided from those considered non- top of the stretch and beat out rectors were Mrs. Robert Blauner. we intend to keep a dark, deep Picou, who rode American Glory, Moonrush by half a length. tidal. Donald C Bradley. Joe E. Burns, secret. Crow shooters are that, the 6 to 5 favorite, claimed a foul, Your Host returned $4, $3.20 Ollie Alden Mrs. stewards disallowed it. Catlett, Crane, way. If you don’t believe it, try to | Maryland's new fishing license but the and $2.20. Moonrush, with Eddie Naomi Bruce Drake, Fales, jr., C. get one of them to tell you where for 1951 whl be in the hands oi Arcaro up, paid $5.70 and $2.80. Albert Heiier and Percy M. his roost is located. You’ve all agents by tomorrow and Bill Jeffrey, a native Scot who while Vino Fino, the show horse pet you Niepold. to be a close friend to can have a of the new came to this country to get away returned $2.20. got mightly j synopsis Awards Are Presented. the information from him, laws when you new from soccer, is now in his 25th A throng of 38,500 citizens get buy your Presentation of the group’s an- Crow shooting is quite an art in license. year as Penn State soccer coach. watched the sprinter. Mercenary, nual awards highlighted the eve- itself. Bert Popowski, the dean of set the early pace, then give way ning’s program. Ten-year-old Toni American crow shooters, has writ- to Moonrush after six furlongs. Brewer from McLean, Va„ re- ten a fascinating book on the sub- But Your Host, lying second in ceived the junior members 1950 ject, which is well worth possess- the turn for home, came,, flying grand championship award. Toni ing. You can buy it at most book- as they made for the wire. He and her good-performing mount. stores. was faltering at the finish, how- Bob Wolff's Stinker, accumulated 34 in ever. points Incidentally, Maryland’s Com- the Junior show series to lead The victory was worth mission of Game and Inland Fish $32,450 Laura Lee Shreve and Chico with to Your Host’s owner. will attempt to have legislation 25 points. Joe Smith’s Flick was in LOCKER ROOM LOWDOWN Your Host won the race even passed at this session making it third place and Mrs. L. Frasier’s though his saddle was nearly mandatory for all hunters on non- Querida, ridden by Stewart Sher- falling off. game birds and mammals to pur- Presented by Johnny Longden. man, was fourth. aboard the fourth finisher, On chase a Maryland State hunting Mr. and Mrs. Trust, yelled to Guerin in the Crane’s Tarlac license. As of the moment, no Donna Atwood and Bobby Specht, top stars of the Ice Capades of 1951, are shown in a scene received the backstretch to warft him that his highest award in the license is required to shoot crows GEORGE'S from “The Student Prince,” one of the features of the skating extravaganza to open at Uline Arena owned division saddle was slipping. privately of the or woodchucks in Maryland. January 22 for a two-week run. member shows. Crane and Guerin said afterward that his; Tarlac RADIO AND TELEVISION CO. closed the season only worry was that he would with 22 points The last few mild days have for the lose the pad before the race was grand championship, again Drought out some of the placing over Frances S. Hill’s over and be disqualified. more hardy anglers to for 6-Year-Old Bruce, Edna Griswold’s try Today’s crowd wagered a fat Finally Donna Now a Mother Missy and Atwood, Stinker. big yellow perch in the South on the $2,099,528 eight-race card. $167.50 1950 faded into last week, but not before these ■- Wins, Some history Pays Pegasus Stables’ Dawn River. perch of nice size! By th« Associated Press April characters made a history of their own. Here they are, as With Ice was the leader of the stable- were taken from those waters just SANTA ANITA. Calif.. Jan. Returning Capades corraled by Bob Seiger in the Sporting News Bernie Masterson owned division. Sharing the rid- before the last Also it! Resigns 6.—Christmas came two weeks Donna Atwood and Bobby version of Sigmund Romberg’s freezeup. Crow hunter, Harley Foss, who crept into a thicket with ing honors were Barbara Goodell Santa is that some fine his toots on his crow but late for race-goers at one of the world's out- “The Student Prince.’’ around reported pike shotgun, made several call, got Specht, and Frances Hill, each having Post as Iowa Back Coach Anita today when Gordon which this year’s show is built, were taken in some of the tidal his only response from a bull that chased him over a near- standing figure-skating teams, ridden Dawn to 8 of the 6- 16-point, fence .. By the Associated Press Glisson brought home the with Donna more appealing than creeks in the by will make their first winning tally. Potomac Riding Maryland during year old Inconstant for the joint appear- ever as “Kathy” and Bobby an The Boston policeman, who spotted a man half-running IOWO CITY, Iowa, Jan. 6 —The School’s Fied, handled by Bar- same period. It is too early yet, gelding’s maiden victory in ance here in two years when the impressive "Prince.” past him, set out after his suspect, dropped him with a resignation of Backfield Coach bara Gravely, was the the race. Ice Capades cf 1951 opens a 14- Before to show busi- runner-up for the perch at Allens Fresh.' tackle and then discovered it was Jesse Van Bernie Masterson was announced second turning in flying Zundt, this division. on the The winner day run at Uline Arena January ness, Donna, at 16, won the na- Depending weather, they marathon runner, on a run ... today by the University of Iowa,; paid $167.50. practice 22. tional women's novice and Certificates Presented. can usually be found there start- Masterson, who came to Iowa1 $64 and $20.40 across the pairs The National Sweetest Day Committee that named The was dissolved titles. wfas national senior Class C cretifi- last spring as an assistant to board. partnership Specht horsemanship Frank Leahy of Notre Dame the “sweetest coach of the year.” temporarily a year ago when men's cates in both the pony and horse newly-appointed Head Coach Inconstant’s best previous champion. Jack Laken, fight manager for Harold (Baby Face) Donna, who is the wife of John other former divisions were presented to Bruce Basket Twin Bill Leonard Raffensperger. told Paul finish was eighth in a race Many champions Today Jones, who sprang through the ropes at the end of a fight, H. of the Ice and Fales, jr., Frances Hill, Elaine Brechler, athletic director, he had here on March 1.1949. Today's Harris, producer top-flight competitive stars At grabbed the microphone from the announcer, shouted that of Titus. Mozelle P. Mar- Bolling AF Base other plans. The nature of which time for the seven furlongs Capades, became the mother grace the Ice Capades cast, in- Hughes. his boy was about to be robbed by incompetent officials and twin garet Schreier, could not be revealed at this time.1 was 1:24. boys. cluding Johnny Lettengarver, Peggy Wright and The Ballston Indians will meet then was informed that Jones was the winner Once before the flashing pair Mary Lou Landreville, Don Bear- Barbara Goodell. Headquarters Squadron of Bolling Brechler said a major considera- I Teddy Jagodzinski, who accompanied two friends to a were while Ken Mullen and Eddie The association plans to con- Air tion in Masterson’s decision was separated Specht son, Force Base in the first game golf course, decided he would like to play the ninth hole, served World War II with Helen Gil and tinue to hold its popular of a basketball his desire to rejoin his family in during Raiche, Davidson, no-charge twin bill at 2 and shot a 149-yard hole-in-one. Teddy is 10 years old 14-Hour the Army Air Forces. Tuffy McKellen, Alan events at the Equitation Field in at their Chicago home. Mrs. Mas- Homecoming Konrad, p.m. today Bolling. The workman the stands at Stadium According to reports, Donna Patti Phillippi, Orrin Markhus Rock Creek Park as well as cleaning Briggs tenson and the four children have adding j In the second, at 3:30, John A. after a who found a box two and new features to Tiger doubleheader, containing remained in Chicago the last two Bobby are enjoying their and Bernie Lyman and Larry its activities pro-1 Neeb Planned for Sawyer Plumbers will meet 42d glass eyes under one of the seats .. success a gram. Dates years in which Bernie was con- greatest in condensed Jackson. for the association’s By the Associated Press Squadron. ! Bill bonus who now knows nected with the New York annual show at the Meadowbrook Hoeft, 17, Tiger prospect, you WESTERLY, R. I., Jan. 6.— shouldn’t throw firecrackers into passing cars. His first Yankees professional team and show grounds will be announced toss landed in the lap of a policeman Iowa. Eddie Sawyer, baseball manager after clearance with the various Park Entries Malcolm Jr. Tropical By Lamborne, State show organizations and the * Masterson was a University of of the year for his feat in pilot- Fore and Aft Weather, clear; track, fast. * * • Nebraska star in 1931-32-33 and American Horse Shows Associa-: First post, 1:45 P.M. lESTI. ing the Phillies to a pennant, will FIRST RACE—Purse. $2,000; claiming, Brass for the business tion. coached at his alma mater in marine hardware with the p.m. session, fol- maidens; 3-year-olds; 6 lurlongs. The farmer near Flint, Michigan, who, pestered annually be given a 14-hour marathon ___ I Lucy Belle _114 xBill Dyer_114; 1947. He lowed by dinner at 6:30. Election mounted a near the road with these played professionally j popular chrome-plated brass ap- xArielen 112 Carlene _ill i by hunters, pheasant welcome on one with the in the | homecoming Monday j of officers is of the major xPrincesj; Hope. 112 Flying Circle.— 122! results: Ten hunters fired at the bird from cars, four tried pears to be on the way out for xGreen Spring, lots xAlertness_ 1121 late 1930s. At and the topics of business. to to steal and asked to to shoot 8:30 a.m„ Sawyer La Bu Te ...114 Gay Gilt _ 11!*! it, eight permission attempt boats—at least for the Baugh Play Today pleasure xSwing Lock. 100 Buck’s Fancy.. 122 i it start men accompanying him will duration of the national emer- Annual meeting of Capital East Hill Ill Mr. M._IKS! In Senator Dill.. 116 Flareto __ 116! The Pasadena sandlotter who a live while a round of visits to 10 parochial gency. Yacht Club will be held Tuesday Hula spotted gopher Out to Retain SECOND RACE—Purse, $2,000: claim- i playing in the outfield and decided it was just the thing to Hyattsville and public schools. At noon, he Elaborating on last week's Gov- at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse, 1020 By the Associated Press Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 0 furlongs. Pol.. 113 xHarvest Rew'd 10$; pitch into the arms of a heckler in the stands ... will a to the town be given key ernment action banning manu- Maine avenue S.W. The following . Jan. 6.—Two rival Mark High_117 Van Slam_113] Mon’s Boy 113 Tit-Willow_ Hit! Frank Lane, White Sox General Manager, who pur- Second Place in on the town hall steps, after facture of some 300 items using members have been nominated Rose Bowl stars, Michigan's Chuck League Ensign Mary B. 108 xYazdegerd_111; chased a mechanical for $1,000 from the which he will be guest at a lunch- copper, a National Production Au- without Ortmann and Adorable Bolo 108 Havahome_110 ! pitcher Pirates, Hyattsville Buick will try to re- opposition: California’s Jim Gams 112 xCasein _ demanded his back because it had a "sore arm” eon. thority official indicated the ma- 116 money tain second place today when it Myron Davy, commodore; Nor- Monachino, were elected co-cap- Janet Maher 108 Little Keith. 113! rine hardware will have tains Cavalier Trim 112 Sunshade 112 Mrs. E. E. Dale Shaffer, whose racing stable includes faces Mid-Atlantic in the The homecoming for Westerly's industry man Quasebarth, vice commodore; today of the Mainland Col- j first! THIRD RACE—Purse. S2.200; claim- such horses as Bird The Fat native son will wind up with a to turn *o other metals or ma- Herbert Hurley, rear commodore; lege All-stars for a Brain, Creep Mousie, Lady, game of a Prince Georges County ing; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs. Drop Dead, and Yoicks meeting in the town terials for their cleats, fastenings, Earl Eisenhart, jr„ A. J. grid meeting tomorrow with the Cardev Ill chance Cloud. Ill Recreation Basketball League big public secretary; Go H. blocks and similar Between... 114 Sam _111 Don Santa Clara’s bed-ridden yacht gadgets. All-stars. _ Gallagher, football coach, doubleheader at 2:30 at the Hy- high school at which Eddie will Caliendo, treasurer; Lyman A. Hotrock 112 Moon Boy Ill be the The order halts the manufacture and The xSky Ward ins Fiora 103 who watched a game by television and directed his team by attsville Armory. top speaker. Hewins, measurer, Allan A. Hawaii All-stars were built xVersatile 103 Kino Supreme. 108 of various items after March 1. Rad'ant 103 telephone. Don must have his wires The Carney, who is retiring com- around Leon Hart and Going Places_111 Night Unfortunately got cellar-dwelling Mid-Atlan- Slingin’ Quick Buck 108 E'shaw Ill as Dealers, meanwhile,. report sup- crossed, the Broncos lost to Stanford. .. tic team recently upset leading modore, and Daniel H. Fowler, , pro gridders. xPanade 101 Amorous 103 Event plies of marine hardware are still directors. FOURTH RACE—Purse, $2,200; claim- Dr. J. H. Shortell, who fixed Ted Williams’ elbow, and Snug Harbor in an overtime $48,800 Bowling Both teams wound coming in, but they aren’t betting up practice ing; 3-year-olds; 0 furlongs. one month later twisted his own knee and had to be contest. at Honolulu Old Guard 117 Gil Kriecel .111 helped in Jan. 13 Stadium today. Hot Opens Chicago on how long the flow will continue. All available exhibit space has Penny- 114 a Tiger Scout. 114 back to camp by—Williams ... In other Flanvee 103 a the game today Gov- the Associated Press Proceeds from the Paddy Lane. 114 By NPA also says use of copper and been sold out for the National Hula Bowl Chall Wind... 106 xGran-Staff 103 Priscilla of S. who ernment Office will face Buckley Camden, C., cleverly took Printing go to the Elks’ OfT Line Ill xMurray D. __ 112 CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—Bowling’s nickel in chrome plating is for- Motor Boat Show opening Friday lodge milk fund out a $4 hole-in-one insurance with of London Colmar Manor American for babies. xCoynes Edgar. K>9 Our Yonkela 114 policy Lloyds Legion. ! richest the too. Most chrome hard- night at Grand Central Mah Heavens Ill xBallyheather. 103 ten marathon, $48,800 bidden, Palace in days before she shot an ace. Take: $400 ... In a twin bill starting at 7:45 Cherry Prince 111 Parkmount IDS Louis P. Peterson Individual Clas- ware is brass under the coating. New York City—for the first time a Tamarack Stable and Plymouth Stable p.m. tomorrow, Mid-Atlantic will * * • • sic, will lure approximately 2,000i in the 50 years of the show. Santa entry. meet GPO and Mount Rainier of the Janu- i The annual meeting and dinner A Anita Results FIFTH RACE—Purse. $2,000; claim- Nation’s top keglers total of 233 exhibitors will be ing: 4-year-o!ds: 6 furlongs. will meet while „_ Clear and Fast. The Hobart Snug Harbor, 13 11 here/ of the North American Yacht on xYoicks _ 105 The Flier_116 team that picked Union ary through February represented the four floors of $:,-500: Wednesday night Mount Rainier, Union in New York clalming; Puff 115 Werwolf 111 College’s guard, John on its team Concurrently, the $36,800 Domi- Racing City the palace. The show runs a-»S5dS"^rt£Si xMiss Meliss 108 Sweet Orphan. 107 Kennedy, all-opponent will face Colmar Manor and Snug* j next Friday will mark the silver 8 50 Wiley Fox Ill Record Player. 116 and later learned that Kennedy sat on the bench because nick De Vito Classic also will be through January 20. On display Barrat081t?Colanerl) \?0 xLawfuJ 107 xMr. Pilate Ecuador (Boland) k 111 of a broken rib the Harbor will play Hyattsville Buick. of sail national °-ou«, x a Rippling Hit 108 x a day the two teams met held, a double jubilee boating's will be 23 cruisers, 34 sailboats, 30 Time, l :20, Fully Aware 117 affording potential a Simpson entry. League standings: Also ran—Stepln Past. Free The Sunshine Park fan who collected winner a combined swag of governing body. inboard runabouts and some 200 Sky, sing SIXTH racing $728.20 Heritage. Galadus, Lord RACE—Purse, $2,700; allow- Snug Harbor (6-1), Hyattsville and meet in Sroud ances; 4-year-olds: 1 miles. on a $2 double ticket one and was the lone holder $11,000. Delegates guests outboard runabouts, dinghies and Corona Girl’ Alfalfa and Black ,*» daily day Dancer*' Clean Broom 113 Chombro _113 of a Buick (4-3), GPO (3-4), Mount the New York Yacht Club at 5 small craft. $3,230 winning ticket the next day .. The in its 41st re- SECOND a Omen 113 Helen May_114 Peterson, RACE—Purse. $3,500: a Rainier (3-4), Colmar Manor ing. claim- Fair Appraisal 114 Sedseview _113 John of Columbia’s will an first 4-year-olds and up; 7 furlongs World 114 Zegger, captain track team, who newal, pay $8,000 Inconstant xWhirling Happy East ... 113 American Legion Mid- (Glisson)' 167.50 64.00 20.40 Sob 114 studied so hard so (3-5), J. Carter Sstory Congo Rhythm. Ill and passed many subjects that he tech- prize—$5,000 cash and $3,000 in (Slender) 8 70 4 70 1 xPay Window 111 John’s Atlantic (3-5). New Orleans Results Park Results First Pass Admiral 122 became a was Tropical (Colanerl) 3 kilB l a Crump and Windsor Farms nically graduate student and ineligible to $250 monthly payments for 12, Time. 1:24. entry. th» Associated Press By th* Associated Press SEVENTH continue in months. By A'50 t»n—Hi Chief. Regal Reward. RACE—Purse. $2,700: al- varsity competition R Irish! lowance: 4-year-olds and Clear and Fast. FIRST RACE—Purse. $2,200; claiming; * * m°' M gUeI' Sca Novice up: 1miles. and Mirthmaker 116 The Atlanta (Southern Association) Ebba St. Irv FIRST RACE—Purse. SI .000; claim- 3- year-olds: H furlongs Reminder | Hyopolis 113 catcher, Dorfman Defeated Billetudo __ 110 Monte ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. Ideal (Chestnut) 32.80 10.20 11.90 113 Claire, who fouled a ball out of the into the windshield *3'S00; claiming; xDateline 108 xBroken Crown 108 park Chance Bea (Keene) 6.60 4.00 2.80 Grand Demand (Johnson) 10.20 0.40 .j-year-dds;3 1 mile.,?urse- Tribe Five Andv Handy 116 Gasparilla K’° of his own car In Lemon, Outfielder, Big Gravel (Poparai 7.00 5.00 Passes (Jemas) 4.70 Miobrook (Pearson) All-India Tennis Time. 1:11%. 11.20 fi.00 4 BO British Isles 116 Susies Gift (Milligan) 15.80 Jd 5.70 3.00 The doctor at the NCAA By th« Associated Press Time, 1:14%. Also ran—Deerslayer. Skein. High Card, Troy .I}gden) EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $2,000; claim- boxing tournament who asked Enters Jan. 18 Chief (Adams) g no Army Also ran—f Odd Journey. Satwylike. Final Edition. Corktown. Aliegee, Long Time. l:373/5. ing; 3-year-olds; 1 ,V, miles. a supposedly punchy fighter, "What did you have for lunch?” BOMBAY. India, Jan. 6. — Irv Hill, Numbers, Breaker Boy. Also Shopping Spree 105 Richelieu 113 th« Press Halcyon Air, f Dean Blitzen. Ny Julie, ran—a Wise Words, b Mon By Associated n Pigeon. xBuffer 103 Mellotune Replied the boxer, "I don’t know. What did have for f Flares Durbar, Bellbrook, Ivy Boy, Break SECOND RACE—Purse, $2,200; claim- Wave, b Lolly Dear, a 108 you Dorfman of New York was beaten Sportscript Water Kelpie 108 Thru. ing. 4-year-olds and up: H and Adversary. Justa Cracker 103 lunch?”—and the doctor couldn’t answer COVINGTON, Va., Jan. 6.—Jim furlongs. Whisp lor. by Sweden’s Sven Davidsson today Air Patrol (Strange) 7.20 3.80 3.00 b wltcholm Grayling 114 claim- stable and Virginia Duke 113 Temm Lemon, Indians outfielder, today SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,000; Jobstown (Picou) 3.30 2.50 Tw*aln0fntryPntry: 113 , who was traded in the semifinals of the All-India and up; 6 furlongs. Seemly 108 Bye kicking specialist, by ing; 4-yrar-olds Birdie Lulley 3.20 Bunny 113 was ordered his draft board to 12.80 6.00 3.60 (Hartley) RACE—Purse. SO.SoO: claim- Mahamcd 107 the Bears to Baltimore in was by Eternal Flirt (West) Time, 1:11. 1„„PO,URTH Freckle Face 108 Chicago August, repurchased hard courts tennis championships, Dasha (Ponara) 6.00 3.8o ing. 4-year-o!ds and up; 1% miles l xForgetful 100 French the Also ran—Frenchtown, Fhee Press. Sir Goods 108 for $500 late in November and report for induction into Dr. Reed (Stuart) 2.60 Lagniappe (Green) 106.50 34.00 10.50 ! kicked the two field goals 7—5, 6—4. White, Nassau, Saint Maur. Bullow, Row Away NINTH RACE—Purse, $2,000* claiming; Time: 1:14%. (Colanerl) 6 oo 4 oo ! that beat the Detroit .. January 18. Mad. One 4-year-olds and up: 1,'. miles. Lions, 6-3 Davidsson will meet the winner Army Also ran—Purveyor. Malinda Lee. f Last Fighting Pint (Brooks) 7 70 (Daily Double Prepotente 113 Santa's Vixen 112 Kiss, f Conga Boy. Waverly. Time Roll. paid $212.20.) Time. 1:51%. ; Dick Cotton of Fred 22 started the Plaouemine 113 Jim Boy-H .117 University of Chicago’s track team who of Sunday’s match between Lemon, years old, Ned's Choice. Watchful Eye and f Graci- THIRD RACE—Purse. $2,000; claiming; Also ran—Double Best, Preface. Night' Little Ernies 110 Michael B. 115 won a race in season with Okla- ous Heart. 4- year-olds and up; miles. R,n*’ Hieland Dare. the Illinois Tech games the baton in Kovaleski of Detroit and Jaroslav 1950 baseball lft SW" SB?'. ^?-x World xMonmouth_112 xGay Reveler— 108 holding i Field. Swan Dive (Boulmetls) 23.00 8.50 4.40 Wide. Pilot Sis. Gipsy King. Royal Broker. xWelland .... .108 xPooka K(8 one hand and his in the other Drobny of Egypt. Kovaleski and homa City of the Texas League. Merry Waltz (Fernandez) 5 00 3.10 FIFTH slipping pants DAILY DOUBLE. RACE—Purse. $4,000: handicap; Calvados 113 Black Swan 113 Respingo (Barrow) 3.10 4-year-olds and Dorfman teamed to beat India’s Cleveland obtained the home run Chance Bea and Eternal Flirt paid $51.BO. up: 7 furlongs. Game o' Chance 1).". Benvenuto _113 • • t * j Time, 1:4444. •Big Gert (Sellwood) 13.00 12.70 6 °0 Cresson Miss 112 Bic Wheel... 116 M. Singh and S. Alam, 6—3, 6—1, hitting specialist the latter part THIRD RACE—Purse. $1,100; claim- Also ran—The Orphan. Lifter, Insultin. Fair Regards (Sh'm'ker) 5.00 5.40 .oTio x 5-pound apprentice allowance claimed. 6 Hook Up, Timein, Potomac and Good Some Gal (Colanerl) a in a doubles match. of the season. ing 3-year-olds: furlongs. uuon was also made this at quarter-finals Some Friend (A’strong) 12.20 5.80 4.20 Sweep. Time. 1:23%. I History past year George’s Radio Spr Sweet (Moore) 42.40 15.60 FOURTH RACE—Purse, $2,000; claim- Toobolee. June Bride I I and Television as once BrillRroiISr'.rifttT^eM,odaT' Gal. Company again thousands of wise Kathleen R. (Ferraiuolo) 4.60 ing; 4-year-olds and up; lft miles. Kinfolks. Lady Alice, Mrs. Fuddy. customers discovered Time: 1:14%. Called (Lindberg) 6.80 4.30 3.10 •Dead heat. that George’s fine service can’t be beat. Also ran—Half Cellar, f Sweet Tiger. Mr. Beiitro (Hernandez) 12.30 9.50 SIXTH RACE—Purse. $5,000: claiming', At George’s they found the best at the best ... Fencing Abby, Red Frances, i Vansette, Demavend (Boulmetls) 4.80 4-year-olds and up- 6 furlongs. TACKLE FISHING buy price Gets Welcome Imbible. Fast f-Juicy Bite and 1«46. the most modern Michigan Home; Dancer, Time. Home Free (Guerin) 13.70 0.50 4.00 television sets, radios, and electrical Grace Mae. Also ran—Pomander, Castile. Tedson, Tantamount (Colanerl) 4 "O 300 Rocklye, Beausy, Brown Chief and Zanelia. Competing Beau (Lasswell) by “Salty" Mill< appliances plus courteous skilled salesmen to guide in FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: maid- 540 FIFTH RACE—Purse. Time, 1:09%. their % ens; claiming; 2-year-olds: 2 furlongs. $2,200; claiming; purchase. but California Oh Leo (Bailey) 7.20 5.00 3.00 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. I1:?!, ra»IiT<5r<,at gream. Shim Malone, If you want to brave the weather i Everybody Happy Monte's Ace (Church) 8.70 4.00 3.50 A Laik, Mirabeau. Pancho Supreme. George’s made this and Bold Sab (Ferraiuolo) 4.60 2.80 history past year will continue Larry Dooley (Delara) 3.50 3.00 SEVENTH I think it is worth a try in the By th« Associated Press nia.” Brigand (Turner) 2.40 RACE—Purse, *50,000; hand- to add to its laurels in 1951. Its success has Time; 0:23. Marchan (Champagne) 15.60 icap; 4-year-olds and up; 1/18 for Rock. Last great been miles. Bay year they based on ANN ARBOR, Mich., Jan. 6.— “If you think the team was Also ran—Knights Beam. Miss Meah. Time, 1:11%. Your Host (Guerin) 4.00 3.20 2 °n an important consideration for | Also ran—Coral Way, were taken principle: you, Em. Mist O’ Blue and Hansom Bob. Slipper Satin, c Moonrush (Arcaro) 5.70 2.80 being around this Rose Bowl should have seen the Flying Raid. Royal Chalia. Wlngy, Beslta, the buying public. to that Michigan’s champions i good, you a Vino Pino (Shoemaker) 2i20 time. As far as Pledged policy, George’s looks FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1,000; claim- Golden Bolt, Lady Marilyn and Blazing Time. 1:48Vs (new forward to came home today to a boisterous band,’’ he said. Silver. track record). your patronage in the New Year. ing: 4-year-olds and up; li\. miles. Also ran Make-up Man. b On Trust, Top Wild Heiress 15.00 6.00 3.20 welcome by a frost-bitten crowd Due to the biting cold weather (Popara) SIXTH RACE—Purse, $6,000; allow- Production. Terry Bargello, c concerr Flint Heart (Keene. 16.40 6.00 Mercenary, is students ances; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. a Blue Reading, b Pedigree, of about 5,000 cheering speeches by squad members were Dream Walking (Bailey) 2.80 All At Once (Roberts) 7.10 3.30 2.70 a E. Smith-Hirsch entry, this tim Time. 1:49%. American Glory 2.60 2.30 b Stice-Jones and Sons and townspeople. limited. But Don Dufek, fullback Are (Picou) entry, looks like Also ran—Artless. Librarian. Roses Yankee Hill (Boulmetis) 3.50 c King-Luellwitz entry. The Wolverines arrived 45 min- and hero of the 14-6 victory over Red. Irish Mist and Novelty. Time, 1:1044. cause. Ho’ Also Duke's Evan- handi- ran—Kinsman, Gal, utes late in their special Santa Fe California January 1, was forced J3IXTH RACE—Purse. $6,000; step and Eatontown. If you cap: 4-year-olds and up: l »*« miles. train. Flares spelled out the word up on the platform by a chanting Riverlane (Stuart) 4.60 3.80 3.00 SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $2,400; allow- Crappie t Crown Me (Peterson) 5.20 4.00 ances; 3-year-olds; lft miles. on the hillside facing crowd that “we want Thee And 5.60 low H “champs” yelled j Fine Art (Milligan) 6.80 Me (Barrow) 2.60 2.40 the track. Dufek.” I Time. 1:46%. Peter W. (Stout) 2,60 2.4» TEN PIN Bridge o: j 1 Also ran—Regal. Saint Nicholas, Pat Gray Arrow (Bernhardt) 2.60 Coach Bennie Oosterbaan, Uni- Dufek with a the Pilot and Conversational. Time, 1 :44%. Patuxent | responded simple | Also ran—Kasco Knight, I Trust, Ken- versity President Alexander Ruth- “thanks.” SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1,000; claim- tario and Teaneck Flash. Aquia of the ling: 4-year-olds and up; 1 miles, EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $2,000: claim- BOWLING (Va. Lie ven, and several members The Michigan marching band, i Flatbush (Armstrong) 5.40 3.40 2.80 ing: 4-ycar-olds and up: lft miles. & victorious spoke briefly .which arrived almost two hours Kapistp.n (West* 7.00 4.60 Dealer (Johnson) 12.90 11.60 6.80 ABC Certified quired* squad Hill Flight (Matthews) 4.80 Bootalone (Vasil) 5.70 4.00 Alleys ston Cov_, ... from a hastily contrived platform before the team, did not perform. Time, 1:48%. Silver Plate Stout) 4.20 2 P.M. to Also ran—Don Lux. Camps First. Lea- Time, 1:69. Open Midnight the "SALT1" MIUS a was Potomac, *1111 H Street N.E. on the back of truck. But in turn it was saluted as mour. All Yen and Playanna. Also ran—Amanecer. Maudeaux. Ver- 816 F Street N.W. tigo II, Marketing, Alpho, Arklow H. and are other promising spots. For “We did pretty well out there.” the football team, by the Ann EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $1,000; claim- Bullet Cee, the latest in fishing information 801 King Street, Alexandria, Vo. 629 Dr. Ruthven said. "Everybody's Arbor High School band, ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1% miles. NINTH RACE—Purse, $2,000; claiming; HEALTH CENTER Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. dhApplause (Pariso) 3.80 4.80 4.20 4-year-olds and up; lft miles. & tackle it’s Mills Co. 9th & E * happy but California.” j Most of the players said they dhMescara (Silva) 6.80 6.20 5.20 First Degree (Vasil) 10.80 4.60 3.30 Corner Wilson Blvd. and "at the Spanaqua (Jenkins) 14.00 Poison Arrow (Strange) 4.70 3.40 Bowling Alleys Sts. N.W. where you deal with Irving 'Street, Circle," Clarendon, Vo. Oosterbaan thanked the crowd were tired and the de- expressed Time, 2:38%. Beach Boy Boulmetis) 4.20 506 King St., Al«., Vo. FISHERMEN, not salesmen. Good profusely for its support and sire to “get settled down again Also ran—Off North. fDee Gee S.. Bal- Time. 1:5844. last. fTop Secret. fRemoriei. Scotland Also ran—Eugarp. Evening Story. Capt. * OV. 9895 Luck, Tight Lines. •THESE STORES OPEN 9 claimed the welcome was “equal I after the three-week trip to the Yard. Tanneke. Our Isaiah and Pretty Gallagher. Seersucker, Atomic Energy, 'TIL P.M. 1 Valley. Menever, That* Him, Daralet and Big to any thrill we had lr. Califor- coast.” {Field. dhDead heat {or first. Shrew.