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Riskolater Snares glades Handicap at Hialeah by Four Length Widener 'Cap -Contender Was $1,500 Pickup
Miami, F la , Feb, 19 US)—The $50,000 added Widener Handicap comes up at Hialeah Park Saturday and one of the contenders was once a "plug" picked up for less than the price of a new automobile— 11,500.
His name is Lets Dance, and he was bought by Miami's Sunshine Stable for less than any self-respecting claiming price. Since then, he has won $95,220 in little more than two years of racing.
Lets Dance Is best remembered as winner of the $50,000 added San Pastjual Handicap at Santa Anita early this year, but as even greater achievement would be a victory over the Calumet Farm star, Armed, in the Widener. Armed, leading money winning
gelding of all time, goes postward at 129 pounds and likely will be a 2-5 favorite for the mile and a quarter classic. Lets Dance will carry 115 pounds.
It will be strictly up to Lets Dance, since his running mate, Buzfuz, is not entered It will be interesting to see how he performs with Buzfuz in the barn. Both were in the San Pasqual and In the Seminole Handicap a week •go, which Buxfux won with Lets Danes second.
Lets Dance nas gone postward 40 times and finished in the money In 28 races.
Ha was unraced until 1945. Miami attorney Dan Chappell and his partner, Moat Rausin. picked him up at Belmont Park that Summer. Neither had ev^r aeea him run but they liked his looks.
In 1945 he started nine times and was in the money six times to win $6,735.
Colt Defeats Michael B.; Daily Double Pays $2,691
Hialeah, Fla., Feb. 19 US) — A * four lengths victory for Riskolater, one of five Flamingo eligibles in the featured $10,000 added Everglades Handicap, and a $2,691 daily double payoff, biggest in Hialeah
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Seven three-year-olds contested the mile and a furlong Everglades, but Riskolater, a $4.80 favorite from the Circle M Farm A the Edward S. Moores, simply routed his opposition in 1:51%. Michael B. was second by a head over Donna's Ace, with Reckon fourth.
The long shot double, on which 28 winning tickets were sold, was produced by Fiery Dawn, paying $79.60 in the opener, and Bud's First, a $3950 for Two Chance in the second. Hialeah's previous high double return was $1,459.20, dating back to February 4, 1936. At Tropical Park some years ago, a double paid slightly more than $7,500, which still is high for Florida. Today's attendance was 17,467.
Imperator's early speed saw him in front for a half mile or so, then he hoisted the distress signal. Donna's Ace shot into a clear advantage rounding out of the back-stretch. Michael B„ the one to force Imperator's pace, continued gamely and Riskolater rallied at the top of the home lane. Charging around the two leaders, Riskolater simply breezed clear through the last furlong.
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FIRST—« fur. Time, 1.13. F iery Dawn, Snider 79 «0 2* 90 9 10 Friendly Don. Jeseop 4 40 3 90 Matter. Dodson 3 00
Scratched—Imperieuse, Albreak, Gravel Mae. Chantoosy.
SECOND— lh» Miles. Time, 1.55. B u d s First . Potter . . . I9 60 18 00 S SO Richmond Belle , McG an 1 1 4 0 7 80 Which Cup. BalxaxetU 12 90
Scratched—Bean Pot, Memory Boss, Miaa Winks , Mon Teak.
THIRD—3 fur. Time, S3**. Andy's Glory, Atkinson 3 90 2 60 3 30 aPhar Mon, Loturco . . . . . . 2 90 2 30 Ulkeepu. Combest 2.70
aSir Fl int , aW. H. Veeneman Entry . FOURTH—S fur. Time, 1.12H.
Sunny. Richard S 7 0 3 9 0 3 0 0 Galaxy, Delara „. 5 70 3 90 Admiral's Aide, Jemat 4 50
Scratched—Mister Como No, Sklpp Orr, Static, Ned Canron.
FIFTH—« fur. Time, 1.10H. Sir Frances . Klrkland . . 2ft 00 9 70 6.SO Degmce. McCreary 4 70 3'10 Eternity . Delara 3 90
SIXTH—iv , miles . Time, 1.51 s , . Riskolater, Balzarettl . . 4 80 3 40 2 70 Michael B.. Hanaman . . . . . . 5 50 3 70 Donna's Ace, Atk inson 3 70
Scratched—Sylvia Dear. Belrate. SEVENTH—1A miles . Time, l:49*'s.
Cherish. M c C r e a r y - ^ . . . . • 40 3 80 2 SO Sylvia Dear. S n e l i e r r k . . . . . 4 70 3 10 Alrenle, KirkUnd . . . . T X . 2 90
Scratched—Caliper _ EIGHTH—IA miles . TimeM:. \»*j
Giffolbury, Atkinson S 80 4 60 3 SO Glno Gold, Balzarett l . . . . . . . 5 20 4 60 Old Union, Carvalho . . 10.70
Scratched—Uncle Byron. Air Power , Open Palm, Deser t Rat ion.
DAILY DOUBLE—Fiery Dawn and Bad's First paid S3.S91.9S.
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— James J. Murphy, presiding steward and director of racing at Hipodromo de Tijuana, today announced the indefinite suspension of apprentice Jockey Jimmy Nichols of Las Cruces, N. M., for alleged failure to keep a riding engagement here last Sunday.
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FAIS GROUNDS Sarlr Delivery IS Black San 14 Hoodoo Vmtf » War Chance Howdy Rowdy Q u i n s Brand Victory Banner 2« Michigan Quean • Mayram S Cinesar Krtifar
TU tat too Koviarose Captain Booo •Hysostjl* Monta's Ace Dlahran
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Toy-Quay Nletor Sherlock 16 Wise Slave Jams* Me 1
SANTA ANITA
HIALEAH PARK Impatience 11 Eternal Donna 9 Mary Ann » Cardigan Rinfolette Perceive •Scotch Double J3 Muaster * Crow's BUI 4 Pad Lock Sec iie v Brabancon
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Pot O'Luck 2« Tel O'SulllTan 13 Bill Rota 3 Klncarrie Dinner Party Oabe Paul Judex n Prancing Ted • Ouerrilta • Bimont 18 Tutelo « BuU Session S
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Bold Regard 81 Sparton Noblej 14 Cover Up S Knded —̂ LitUe KH> J* Rich Mixture ••)• S Witch SU 10 XI Lobe • Brlc A Bee » Last Roll
Sammy Jtatott •Indicates Beet Bete.
Trackman's Selections mttma'.ional Xews Service
HIALEAH 1—Impatience. Louisiana Kind, Eternal
Donna. 2—Civil Girl. Creole Babe, Liberty Gold. 3—Lump Sugar. Scotch Double, Crow's
Bill. 4—Secnav, Padlock, War Glance. 5—Pot O'Luck, Tel O'Sullivan, Bill Ross. 8—Stan Tracy, Kingarvie , Chancegain. 7—Guerrilla, Pbolos , Quiet Shot. S—Cactus Foot, Bimont , Tutelo .
Bes t bet—SECNAV. FAIR GROUNDS
1—Hoodoo Lady. Politics, H y Rickey. »—Howdy Rowdy, Queen's Brand, Chip
Handle. 3—Michigan Queen, Mayram, Jo* Valentl . 4—Grand Love. Kengar, Mlmzy. 5—Flatbush, Schoolman, Tit Tat Toe. ft—Mikel entry, Roach entry , El i te en
try. T—Rose Canyon, Nletor, Sunder. ft—Alpine King, Air Beauty , Here 's Har
vey, Beat bet—HOWDY ROWDY.
SANTA ANITA 1—Cristy Chicie, Pound Cake, All V e l v e t 'i—Par Plus , Refugeegee , Sweeping Time. 3—Magnetlco, Pi lot Sis , Fourth Degree . 4—Ueut. Budi Al, Capt. F lagg . -5—Colleto, Outotheblue. Bold Regard. ft—Derby D Day, Rich Mixture, White
Star entry. T—El Lobo, Rice entry, Burn ing Dream. 8—Regimental , Sammy Angott , Last Roll.
Best bet—DARBY D DAY. FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS (At
FIRST— U\ mi les . Time, 1:50. Kerry gator. Brooks . . . . 6 40 3 60 2 40 VonceD, Spencer 4.40 » 00 Robins Crown, W e s t 4
Scratched—Wise Slave, Valdlna Secre Blue Snow. I Dood It, Grace Power! Country Miss.
SECOND—« fur. Time, 1:13%. Foretell , Wallace 3 6 0 3 40 8 2 0 Little Suck. P a y n e 13 20 S 00 Sir Fanar. Monson 3 60
Scratched—Lena Brand. Jalbeg. THIRD—6 fur. Time, 1:14'/,.
Peridot. Nash 4 40 i SO 2 40 Ipp, Brooks 3 00 2.40 Lucky Pair, Baird 8 ftO
FOURTH—2 fur. Time, 23%. Waxahachie , Danie ls . . . 10 20 4 00 2 80 Tigerlta, Wallace 4 40 2 80 So Provoked, Taylor 2 40
Scratched—Rex Ora, Tee Boy, Johh'a Ace, Bronzaca. Hyson , Fred F .
FIFTH—6 fur. Time, 1:13 Vs. Alar, Brooka 7 8 0 4 40 8 0 0 Know How. Hartwick 3 80 2 80 Frisky Spirit, Combest . . . 8 60
Scratched—Damlons Ariel, Leapolino, Dler Balla, Rol l s High.
SDCTH—6 fur. Time, 1.18. Chapel Bells . Brooks . 4 00 2 40 2 20 Miss Martanna, Combest . . . . 3 00 2 40 Qbania, Nash 8 20
S E V E N T H — l A miles . Time, 1.48*4. Aerial Gunner, Taylor 23 00 7 00 5 80 Dance Pret ty , Combest 8 20 2 80 Cooling Spring, Hooper 4 20
Scratched—Knaygram-EIGHTH—1»4 miles. Time. 1,',5 !,.
Sl ievemish. W e s t 13 60 8 20 6 80 Big Albert. Swain 10 00 fl HO L*D Front. Hooner 7 no
DAILY DOUBLE— Kerrygator and Pore-tell paid til.
, • SANTA ANITA RESULTS (/P)
FIRST—3 fur. Time. 83's. Huskie, James 26 70 12 80 10 10 Call Bell. Westrope 6 30 4 20 Archaeologlat. Zufel t 3 70
SECOND—One mi l t . Time, 1.37*4. Bourbon, Garza B 1 0 3 30 2 70 Flar ing Home. Trent 3 80 2 40 Discombobulate, Arcaro . . . . — 3 30
Scratched—Handy Way, Trlgol implo. La Mohr, Noble Mark.
THIRD—6 fur. Time, l . l l ' i . Baby Shower. Mehrtena 12 50 8 10 8 70 Tape Buster . LLtzenberg 4 80 3 00 Magnetlco, N e v e s 2 so
Scratched—Splash O' Glory, Firpash, Sir White . Rayon Cloth.
FOURTH—l, 1 , mi les . Time. 1 44»s. Overland Trail. Higley . 12 10 * oo 4 20 Gun Deck, Lltxenberg « 70 5 10 U. S. Salute. Neves 4 90
FIFTH—« fur. Time. l . m n . Starless Night , Arcaro 6 00 3 30 2 80 Ravel led Blue. P!e-«a 4 30 3 to Prcttv Marv. Griffin . . . . . . 5 50
SIXTH—7 fur. Time. 122'A. Perth , Trent 23 20 5 50 3 70 I Will , Arcaro 2 50 2 50 Indian Idol. HIgley 3 80
SEVENTH—7 fur. Time. 1:28. Terry Bargel lo . Adams . 6 00 3 90 3 10 By Dark, ZufeR . 16 60 7 80 Breezing Home, Gilbert 3 10
Scratched—Mon-O-Haste, Cloverlea, N o Wrinkle.
EIGHTH—1A miles . Time, 1:44V4. Roma! Squadron, Arcaro 15 30 6 60 3 70 Boston Moon, Westrope B 20 3 20 Quality Bar, James 2 70
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Collyer's Choices F A I B GROUNDS
1—Four Feathers , Pr im* Minister, Charles Hatton .
»—War Chance, Chip H*ndle , Chik inon-fenc.
8—Araba Fancy , Gallant Foot , Mahram, 4—Leo'a Brandy, Count Foray . Kengar . B—Double Feature , Sunalf. School Man. 6—Cotton Joe, Mikel entry, Tanner and
Heard entry. 7—Rodman Keenon, Sunder, Rose Can
yon. 8—Sherlock, Tre lawney, Skip Level .
Bes t bet—WAR CHANCE. HIALEAH PARK
1—Hughes and Phippa entry, Eternal Donn, Safe Bet.
2—Creole Babe. Michael and Vest ibule entry, Regularity .
S— Minister, Sculptor, Lump Sugar. 4^—Secnav, Padlock, Brabancon. 3—Tel O'Sullivan, Pot O Luck, Bill Ross. 6—Klngarvie, Dinner Party . Gold Namer
and Bleber entry. 7—Judex. Pholos, Pranc in f Ted. 8—Jolly Soul, Tutelo, Bet Me.
Best bet—SECNAV. SANTA ANITA
1—High Blue, Cristy Chicle, Pound Cake. 2—Refugeegee, Jack Oldham, Par P lus . ,3—Fourth Degree, Magnetlco, Mooning. 4—Capt. Flagg, Al. Sull ivan. *— Reaping Glory, Bold Regard, Cover Up. 6—White Star entry . Little Nip, Burra
Sahib. 7—Rice entry. Triplicate, El Lobo. 6—Satin Ace. The Waff leman. Last Roll.
Bes t bet—CAPT. FLAGG.
Sir S o n g s E d e m g e * Klngarvie bUncle Byron
aGoldnamer
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10S bBeautiful T im* •« 110 aFebridg* 113 115 Cherish 100 108 Santa Claua 112
A Bleber entry , bMarlet
Santa Anita Entries US) FIRST—CI., 2 y.o. , s tra ightaway, S fur
Glory Blossom 114 Helen J. " ' " 122 Love ly Chicle
117 Easter Laddi* 117 Katyfly 114 Double Drip 117 Carold-Wynn 114 Meander In 117 Tonita 117 Dark Moon 4 y.o. , up, 7 fur.
117 Strathmond 112 Stepplank 112 Top Tun* 112 Quetal 107 Rhodes F l a g 112 Barging Lady 112 Chansian 117 S w e e p i n g T im* y.o. , one mile . 112 Magnet lco 114 Mooning 114 Four th Degree 108 3 y .o . , 9 fur. 118 Ann Nap 113 118 Capt. F l a g g 118 l(i8 Sweet Dough 113 118 Wild Kate 113 118 Coddle 113 118 Anna Fly 113 118 Quicklime 113 118 Spirits High 118
Class C, 4 y .o . , up, t fur. 110 Outotheblue 114 118 Paris H y g r o 118 105 Reaping Glory U S 122 Dol lymar 109 118 Limestone 1*4 104 F a y Legrow 109
Cristy Chicle Calfurnace Pound Cake Pretty Gypsy Hughblue All Velvet Lucky Bob F lag Ship
SECOND—CI., Par P lus Pharack Mantelite Jack Oldham Backwoods Block to Block Refugeegee
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FOURTH—Al. Lieut. Bud Al Autumn Niarht Colonial Boy Sullivan Her Call Tavern Tom Petta-Lefta
FIFTH—Al. , Colletto Bold Regard Jov ianne Cover U p Spartan Noble Hasta La Vista
114 114 117 114 114 114 114 119 114
117 107 117 112 112 107 107 112
110 112 114
SIXTH—Al., Class B, 4 y.o. , up, « fur. aJean Miracle HH Litt le Nip 119 Ended 112 Rover 112 Darby D Day 119 Rich Mixture 118 aThey Say 110 Burra Sahib 116
aWhlte Star Stable entrv. SEVENTH—4 y.o. , up , IY» miles .
Adrogue — *" " El Lobo Witch Sir Tripl icate Arti l lery Olhaverry
aMrs. A. L . EIGHTH—CI..
S a m m y Angott The Waffleman Last Roll
114 Burning Dream 108 118 aRichmond Jac 105 112 Pere Time i l l 117 Rrlc a Bac 113 115 aSnow Boots 116 115
Rice entry. 4 y.o. . up, lV'e miles . 112 Satin Ace 116 114 Regimenta l 116 El MioDe
115 112
Hialeah Entries US) FIRST—Cl.. 2 y.o. . 3 fur.
aEquifuta 112 Eternal Donna Silver Putter 115 aThe B e g u m Ever Domlnick 118 Equlbit Peck's Hayride 115 W e a n Jean Lady Numaid 112 Romance Hill Punxsy 112 Mary Like Safe Bet 112 F o x y Play King's W e a p o n 115 bMary Ann Impatience 120 Louisiana Kind
aHughes A Phipps entry; bTalbert A Hunt entry.
SECOND—Cl., 8 y .o . fillies, « fur. Cardigan 115 Liberty Gold Regularity 112 aFlagalapa Maintaining 112 Inahurry a Miss Galbue 112 Blue Fros t Just As Much 107 Ringolet te Civil Girl 110 Gifted Miss Lady Rheane l l e 112 Pret ty Girl Creole Babe 112 Perce ive
aMichael A Vest ibule Stable entry THIRD—Cl., 3 y.o. m.. XV» mi les .
Lump Sugar 117 Scotch Double Hasty Sun 122 Sculptor Munster 117 Rube Crow's Bill 122 Countershock Omaha Bound
117 112 115 112 107 112 115 112 112
112 112 112 112 112 112 107 110
Miss Finale FOURTH—Al.
Padlock Brabancon Green_Dragon
122 Miss Columbus 117 Lucky Ruby 3 v.o. , 6 fur. 118 War Glance 118 Secnav 115
B 122 117 112 117
FIFTH—Al.. 4 y.o. up, 1A .mi l e s . Bill Ross Tel O'Sullivan Attendant Boat Man
119 Pot O' Luck 119 Twink Shot 113 High Hope 110
SIXTH—3 y.o. up . 1A miles . Dinner^ Party 122 Gabe Paul Stan Tracy 118 Chancegain
lf>9 118
119 113 110
124 112
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EIGHTH—Cl., Cherry W i n e Ned Canron Bull Sess ion Cactus F e e t Jolly Soul Tute lo
—Cl., 4 y .o . u p , 1V« mi les . 114 Show 117 122 Son of Hee l s 117 119 Love Story 112 112 Quiet Shot 114 117 Director 117 11T Waver ly l i e 119 Pholos 117 117 Speedy Show 112
4 y .o . up , lVs mi les . 112 Anve l t 112 107 See Raft 118 112 Shelt ie 118 112 One Only 112 112 Bet Me 118 118 B imont 118
FaH* Grounds Entries US) FIRST—Cl., 4 y .o . u p , 6 fur.
Four Feathers 114 Black San Clyde G. 114 H y Rickey Hoodoo Lady 110 Come Back Who Said It l i s Charles Hatton Leida 114 W e e W e e Marie Command* T o m i l l Ear ly Del ivery Polit ics _ PriY-ail-AJldv.
118 Pr ime Minister 108 Kitty Gray
'SECOND^Cl-t i'y-o'. 8"fur. Wm. D a s h 113 T o w n Girl
118 118 109 109 104 122 111 104
108 113 108 110
Red Scout Cream Cinesar
114 Mlmzy i l l F lagshl f ter 118 LeoTs Brandy
Queens Brand 103 Chip Handle Lena Brand 105 Michael J. W a r Chance 108 Chlckenonfene H o w d y R o w d y 110
THIRD—Al.. 8 y.o. , 8 fur. Mayram 118 Michigan Queen 118 Arab's F a n c y 118 Victory Banner 118 Joe Valentl 118 Gallant Foo t 118
FOURTH—Cl., 4 y.o. up , 8 fur. - • 111
116 116 106 115 111 111
111 110 111 122 118 120 109 111
W e s t w o o d Bel le i l l Faff' Grand Love 11T Count F o r a y
NBA Gives Continued from Preceding Page
attorney's disbelief" although there was "no direct testimony of any kind that the bribe had been offered save the boxer's own story." Then the commission imposed what could be a lifetime banishment.
Describing this reasoning by the New York commission as "inexplicable inconsistent conclusions," Greene invited the New York body to join the NBA for "the good of the sport" and "in the interest of a united and concerted front for boxing."
T-S Club Tops British Teiim By 7-2 Margin
The Tenuis A Squash Club squash racquets team registered a 7-2 triumph over the invading British team by sweeping the four concluding matches of their round-robin doubles series yesterday on the T&S courts.
The English duo of Dr. Gavin Hlldiek-Smith and B. W. Scott, which accounted for both English victories Tuesday, were beaten yesterday, bowing to S. V. R. Spsvuldlng, Jr., and Hard Is H. Lit tell, 15-6, 15-8, 18-15.
In the series' best match, Phil Harty and George F. Goodyear prevailed over Theo Drysdale and Eddie Hattison, 15-12, 15-9, 12-15, 15-17, 15-9. Drysdale, who played here in 1934, is the son of Dr. T. Drysdale, a member of the 1924 British team, which was the first ever to appear locally.
In other matches, Eric Hedstrom and City Champion J. Frederick Rogers beat Harold R. Radford and Rex Forbes-Bassett, 15-8, 15-9, 15-5, and Spaulding and Lit-tell won over Drysdale and Hattison, 15-12, 15-5, 15-12.
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FIFTH—Al N a v y Sunalf Tit Tat Toe Peri Air Raydel Invercork Flatbush Schoolman
aA. Arendino
118 Kengar U S Edie Jane
4 y .o . up, 6 fur. 114 aLinwood W a g 112 aCaptain Bono 109 Final Glory 104 Si lver BuU 108 Plaldloch 120 Double Fea ture 120 W b y s o 112 Kovia R o s e
A Mrs. Wolfe entry . SIXTH—2 y.o. , 2 fur.
aNearway 119 Cotton Joe bDisran cCharley Cook KHypo thesis Scipio Lenoil bMealso
119 119 122 119 116 114
114 Montes Ace 119 gHyposty le 122 Grand Entry 119 cLawtre l 114 aDusty Days
Meaiso 119 aC. C. Tanner & Mrs. T. H. Heard, Jr.
entry; bEl l te Stud Farm & M. C. Haddix entry: oT. Roach &• C. and K. Stable entry: gWil l iam Mikel entry .
SEVENTH—Al. . 4 y.o. up . 1,'. mi les . Rose Canyon 114 Toy Quay 117 Marcelle B . 102 Rodman Keenon 122 Nletor 118 Sunder 112
EIGHTH—Cl.. 4 y .o . up , l A mi les . Gallant VI 104 Here's Harvey 116 Skip Level 104 Glennport 118 Trelawny 118 Wise Slave 108 Air Beautv i l l Pr ince Tick 118 Valdlna Secret 113 James Mc 120 Sherlock 111 Airborne 108 Over the D a m 106 Alpine K i n g 118 Devil 's B r e w 110 Pharfox 118 Gold Fancy 106 P laya long 108
Physicians Very Happy Over Ruth's Progress
New York, Feb. 19 US)—Babe Ruth's physicians are "very happy" over the progress the former home run king has made since coming home from the hospital, his wife told newsmen today.
Mrs. Ruth said her husband, who spent nearly three months in French Hospital where he underwent a serious neck operation, felt "very good" today. "He plans to go out soon for a short visit but that is up to the doctors," she said.
Bobby Locke Leads Sammy Snead, 1 tip
Capetown, South Africa Feb. 19 (Reuters)—Virginia's Sam Snead, holder of the British Open Golf championship, was one down on South African champion Bobby Locke after the first 18 holes of their 72 holes challenge match which began on the peninsula course today.
Bob Gauchat Is Star As Kobler-Miller Wins
Bob Gauchat, former Canisius College cage star, sparked a second half rally that gave the Kobler St Miller quintet a 57-50 triumph over the power-laden Humboldt YMCA team, on the latter's court. It was K-M's 29th success of the season.
Gauchat battered the nets for 17 points to take individual scoring honors. Fourten of his points came in the hectic second half.
McCurry Meets Zorichi On HBC Card Tuesday
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Jack McCurry and Rudy Zoric a pair of local light heavyweight have been paired for a six-r preliminary bout on the Hud Boxing Club program In Memor Auditorium next Tuesday night.
Holman Williams, veteran mi dleweight who has registered fit straight victories in the local will square off against styl Henry Brimm in the ten-rot main event. Walter Kolby Cyclone Williams will see action other supporting bouts.
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