** THE EVENING STAR C-4 Washington, D. c. LITTLE SPORT Co-Captains for 1955 FRIDAY. DECEMBER f, 19&, ' jjtfm Elected at W-L High lend Tam Hyde and Fullback Racing Commission Dave Leffler have been elected co-captains of the Washington- Delays Ifs Decision Lee High School football team for next year. The annual fall sports ban- On Maryland Dates quet honoring varsity teams will By »h« Associattd frets be held at 6:30 pm. tomorrow in BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.—The the cafeteria. Warren Giese. an football Mary- Maryland Racing Commission assistant coach at racing. Prizes are too low, for Way to Bag Deer land, will be principal speaker. went into a huddle today about Both Countries Benefiting New instance.” NORTHWOOD. 1955 dates, after hearing repre- Inbreeding. N. H.. Dec. 10 Worried Over (£*).—Arthur Wheeler of North- major Bolling Wins sentatives of the three Igr sip» 1 : Dr. D. L. Proctor of Lexington, wood Ridge fired his last shell Quintet tracks present arguments why U. S. Horsemen Buy Lavishly Ky., a leading veterinarian, esti- L >at the deer. The animal went Ernie Warlick with 39 points they should have certain speci- mated that “of the 20 biggest i down, got up again and charged. paced Bolling Air Force Base to studs, half have : fied periods. The commission AtBritish Thoroughbred Sales American about Wheeler hit the animal on the an 85-76 victory over Patuxent * Bolling BBr, .* V i mares and stallions who are too j! head, breaking the gun stock, Naval Air Station at last doesn’t expect to Wr W'MjgiK * By reach a deci- f v the Associated Press checkbooks and resistance closely Inbreeding al- enough night. Bolling’s w pffP their related. i ; but the blow was to It was second ' sion until next began to die. The big buyers thus week. NEWMARKET, England, Dec. i ways has us worried. The best kill the deer, a 117-pound buck. win in four starts. out-crossing quickly The problem of satisfying 10.—After four days of thorough- far have been Mrs. Elizabeth way to get everybody is made more difficult bred auctioneering in the big- ! Arden Graham for her Maine into American racing is to im- by days port mares from the fact there are 60 gest sales in British history, the : Dhance Farm, Howard Reine- foundation when there is no racing in New verdict England. was almost unanimous man for Crown Crest Farm, Ky.; Jersey. Each Maryland track today that concentrated Ameri- “That’s what we are doing Hollywood, wants as many of those days as can buying is great for horse Raoul Walsh of Ray this week—laying new founda- it can get and still run at cer- racing on both sides of the At- Bell of Los Angeles and Jim Ryan tions or refreshing our founda- tain times of the year. The lantic. Sales topped the 82,960,- of New York and Bob Kleberg tions with new stock. And by major tracks are allotted a total 000 mark yesterday. : for the King Ranch, Texas. Sev- taking out many of these mares Relined 4 Wheels Complete of 100 days by law, but half- j eral other large American pur- we also breaking up in- A group of 30 American own- chases have been disguised by are milers are entitled to 50 and the ers, trainers, breeders and their breeding in England as well as commission also must fit in 80 - - J§ | local bloodstock agencies doing leaving a lot of usable dollars FINEST QUALITYLINING representatives have been op- the bidding. nights of harness racing. erating Tattersall’s lying around.” this week at The Earl of Roseberry, presi- Few visitors hope to hit any- PONTIAC-6 %. <% More Saturdays Sought. December sales like playboys at dent of the Thoroughbred Breed- i Cl dC the Savoy. thing like Hyperion, famed 24- —AP Wlrephoto. ers’ Association, i ¦“» D. Eldred Rinehart, commis- told breeders year-old British sire whose first BUICK Sp.¦ f sion chairman, asked why the BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAlN—Eddie DeCamilles, 42, a top They have ordered and bought this week: “Some people have lavishly—spending more than and second generation progeny $ tracks objected to their 1954 jockey some years back, who quit to train horses, weighs him- I taken alarm at*the large num- of the 130 biggest OLDSMOBILE 6 $600,000 for 50 ber of yearlings who won 30 out dates, when overall betting self and finds he is a about brood- left the American year. bit overweight at 130 pounds. He was mares, yearlings, colts and fillies. country. They dig- stakes races this QUICK, EFFICIENT l FREE BRAKE showed a 2 per cent increase. think we are the issued a jockey’s license at Tropical Park earlier in the week The only reason a stallion has ging our capital in One of few voices raised » Bowie complained it had two j into the way against Americans Service by Experts ADJUSTMENTS and hopes to trim down to riding condition by next week. not been bought by an American of horse flesh. I recently came j fewer Saturdays than Laurel, do not think from Viscount Lambton, a 32- and that its fall meeting of 12 During his career he did a good part of his riding in Maryland. is because none has been put up. this is the case.” | The sales end today and the year-old Conservative member Rivetless Bonded Linings days was too short. Laurel said i Gerald McElligott of the Brit- of Parliament and a leading turf original resentment and resist- ish Bloodstock Agency—English its closing date of November 2 figure. Latest Pressure Beaded Lining Equipment early its Washington, It's Frank Howard's Idea ance to the Americans have all 1 racing manager for Robert Ster- was too for “We have already to our con- (D. C.) International, which but disappeared. Earlier some j ling Clark of New York and Vir- j Duplicate Police Testing it ! disadvantage lost val- Machine to run on Veterans Day, London newspapers, several | ginia—considers racing as now siderable hopes of every type November 11. Anywhere, speechmakers at horsy functions j “internationalized. This new uable bloodstock Now Tatum Can Go arid many British and Irish buy- blood going to America,” he declared. and score to America will speed j The commission a ers had said something had to :up racing over there. The new If that continues, he said, of racing people sat enthralled be done to stop the Americans dollars coming over here will American stock will become; Dr. Leo Alpert, me- He's Boomed as 'Circuit Coach' help yesterday as from! raiding British bloodstock. British racing. ! superior to British stock and the Arling- year to go. Wake Forest lost all i teorological expert from By Merrell Whittlesey Money Kills Resistance. j ‘Britain has plenty of bottom would fall out of the (Va.) his Star Staff Correspondent six games after the Maryland tie. race ¦ ton solemnly explained Then the Americans opened horses, but not enough money in English sales market. “study of relative suitability for GREENSBORO, N. C., Dec. There is some thinking here i weather conditions made with 10.—Off the cuff from the At- that the Orange Bowl would precise meteorological instru- lantic Coast Conference meet- like a permanent contract with ments.” ing at the Sedgefleld Inn here; the Atlantic Coast Conference Dr. Alpert was a star witness Frank Howard of Clemson, champion and an at-large team. Bowie, representatives This would eliminate the neces- MORE BOOK DURING DECEMBER for whose long a Jim Tatum ribber, told a PEOPLE WILL BOY THIS contend weather conditions play civic club the other night that sity of taking the runnerup a vital role in the success or this was the for tough team in the Big Seven Confer- season every failure of its meetings. Bowie turkey dinners for football ence other year, should THAN ANY AT A PRICE! Oklahoma OTHER BOOK PUBLISHED COMPARABLE traditionally started first in the coaches, mashed potatoes, those continue its domina- spring and closed in the fall little green beans, and rumors tion of the Big Seven. The Soon- until recently, when it was dis- that Tatum would coach at this ers have won their conference covered that those times avoided school and that. title seven straight years, and with racing in New Jer- there is no signs of letup. conflict “I think Tatum should be a Now Ready! Bigger and Better Than Ever! Many sey. Laurel got the opening circuit coach, like a circuit Under the new officials’ con- spring year dates this and Pim- preacher,” Howard said “He tract drawn up here yesterday, has asked that wind up football lico it should coach at one officials no longer will racing year. Maryland by I New Features! There’s Knowledge and the fall next be known in advance any- day, North Carolina the next, \ Tim! body other Jim Weaver, ¦ Weatherman Wows ’Em. Tennessee the next, and so on, than Lillis, New York the conference commissioner, Donald in- and I hope he doesn’t forget to vestment broker and president and the officials. Weaver will Entertainment Combined in come down and pay his respects appointments 1 make the of Bowie, called on Dr. Alpert to old Frank Howard.” from to explain that the sun shines the list finally agreed upon by the coaches. ... l on customers at Bowie during A Carolina Bob Pellegrini, Maryland’s sportse writer March and December, while co-captain-elect, called Bud Mil- finished second likan, Maryland coach, Pimlico and Laurel, at the same in conference voting for the basketball after the Terps’ conquest of periods, are in the shade. Jacobs blocking trophy, but that Dr. Alpert fascinated the Duke the other night and asked was through no fault of Bill him what gave trackmen with such phrases as coach, him the most Murray, the Duke who satisfaction in “the solar curve represents the corraled most of the North beating Duke. “Taking more shots than they heating effect of solar radiation Carolina votes for the Terp 1955 did,” Millikan replied. THE NEW “That expressed as an equivalent in- guard. crement temperature to be added should prove we’re not a control to the air temperature to give Jack Horner, sports editor of team.” the true environment tempera- the Durham Herald, called Mur- Maryland's Bill Cobey ray left ture.” late in the season and asked here at dawn today for the East- They were spellbound—at least for help in naming the best ern Collegiate Athletic Confer- WlmM “ in the conference. they had no ready comeback—by blocker ence meeting in New York, “That’s easy.” Murray said. hin9,on he’s president w such statements the where of Box- as “phys- name?” the iological powers of heat regula- “What’s his Horner ing Committee. asked. “Idon’t know,” Murray tion of the individual,” and that Tatum was telling truthfully answered. a story of “optimum orientation conditions j how Maryland forfeited a few do not necessarily coincide with “Well how do you know who dollars from it's athletic budget the maximum or minimum radi- it is” the puzzled Horner asked. in a sentimental gesture. ation effects.” “I’ve seen four or five pic- After Dick Burgee ran 90 Jack Kartman, lawyer and tures of Maryland games this yards for a touchdown against spokesman for Pimlico, called season,” Murray replied, “and Missouri on Dad's Day at Col- Bowie a "poor cousin that has in all of them that No. 67 lege Park, his father in justifi- not demonstrated the pulling knocks down everybody in sight. able pride took the shoes as a blocker.” capacity to the public of either He’s a great momento of the longest run in Laurel or Pimlico.” Horner’s Atlantic Coast Con- Maryland’s football history and ference brochure identified No. hung them on the wall of the 67 as Pellegrini. He told the den in their Frederick, Md., story to other Carolina sports home. Red Sanders Named writers and they also consulted The following Monday when Murray, but South Carolina’s Burgee turned in his equipment Bill Wohrman, last year’s win- for the season the shoes were Coach of the Year ner, had enough votes to win. missing. When asked about By the Associated Press To add to North Carolina’s them, Dick said he misunder- NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Red woes next fall, the Tar Heels stood, thought they were his, Sanders of unbeaten UCLA, open with Oklahoma at Chapel and explained what his dad had Pacific Coast Conference cham- Hill and, of course, meet Notre done. pions, college Maryland Tatum charged ’em up to mis- W 11U 111 i¦ ¦ MaKi 1 mMiLIjS was named foot- Dame, and Duke later Mlk iMI111 cellaneous. wnfSL ¦ ball’s “coach of the year” today in the season, plus six others.. in the annual poll of the New Tatum's wife is at her home in |l dollars'. *pleads York World-Telegram andi Sun Ayden, N. C., where her 83-year- Skiing Outlook at Davis and the Scripps-Howard news- old father. Barnes Summerell, is papers. critically oxygen Is Reported Good *“ ill in an tent n 11| 1 WUMMUMIiMyifTOBIiM The former Vanderbilt quar- Peahead Walker reportedly has Here is the week end snow re- 11 1 terback, who has coached for signed a new three-year contract port for the Davis (W. Va.) ski ne * presented »» 26 years, received 173 first-place as head coach of Montreal in area, operated by the Ski Club \ S votes out of 538 ballots cast by the Canadian pro league. of Washington. \ J Whole Books FOR HOME AND OFFICE • FOR EVERY MEMBER members of the American Foot- Tom Rogers, Wake Forest There is a general cover of / Shelf of OF coach, p.m. yes- ball Coaches Association. was not here for the con- snow on thghill. At 6 *» One Volume! • Sanders is the 20th coach to ference coaches’ meeting. That terday the temperature was 28 l THE FAMILY FOR STUDENTS OF EVERY AGE! be named by the association, and was no surprise to some who be- degrees and it was snowing. V Prepared by Expert* O Written for Reading he received 39 more than lieve Rogers will be back Colder weather and snow is pre- Votes not as NATIONS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ..... Woody Hayes, whose unbeaten coach of the Deacons even dicted for the week end. Skiing: R D it From Afghanistan ah s pWd THERE are many general and to its usefulness, packs so much Yugoslavia. to t.fe ?uSf helpVxK you Ohio State team won the Big though his contract has another fair to good. pages which will . 106 1.. . , ~ Ten and trip to th championship a MS *e inlor mat ion “oln*oSw&tta particular interests for women entertainment that it may be read the Rose Bowl. p lury cl con ' Last year Sanders was run- Taphr hisVorf. *l%: venations'? and girls in this book. There are and enjoyed 365 days of the year! nerup poll, toms. etc. to Jim Tatum in the E H, T with 111 votes to 151 for the Hifhng ,hu in th e°rJt many general and particular in- The Information Please Almanac newu record century. Topics Maryland coach. 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