. 2 0 BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS. Tuesday. Sept 9. 1952 ^ w . - i / \ / V / \ * _ T ^ « *_F-i ef # ¥"\ ^

pusty Potempkin, $5.60, Takes $1,000 Pace atBataviaJ)owns Soph First Scrimm at LB

B> RAY R Y A N The first scrimmage of the training campaign yesterday was acclaimed

as an unqualified success by Fritz Febel, the University of Buffalo footbai: coach. *. ' " '

Rating straight A's in Professor Horeck to Coach j^LTvaZ 7J2Z3 Sault Ste. Marie and George Vmkerchian. who played U

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Sept. 8 OP)—The Sault Sic. Marie, Mich., Indians today signed Johnny Horeck. ,«i Bennett. Voskerchian can play J

either left half or quarterback, andl Indians today signed Johnny Horeck. IViterno is a left halfback. f f o /m* r

As , a r W l t h ** B u f f a , ° B , s o n s

If today is any criterion, we have °f t h e American Hockey League, at excellent sophomores." saidi P la>«n* «>«*> for the 1952-53 sea-

ebel. "I am higher than a flagpole the way they worked. We could

with them if we opened the season (orrow.'* Barton filled out the first

I oackfieU. with Boh Rev at CaaKaatoat

Tom Radlch, a goard. went the fun 60 minutes of a scrimmage in which game conditions were fallowed ai dosely as possible. Febel reported •hat he showed no fatigue. Buzz Buz-zelli, veteran tackk, also was impres-tive among the up front operatives.

Febel also declared that he expects a lot from Andy PodJucky. a junior gL "Ha can run, catch passes and

t * commented the coach. "He u excellent physical condition."

Joe Mtkukwich, an end, and Henry Gibbons, , tackk, were held out of acrimmage because of strained liga­ments. Febel did not choose to risk aggravating the slight injuries.

Daily scrimmage was indicated all this week and most of next. Defense and review of plays will occupy the •quad's time. The Bulb will play two toad games before their home opener against Colgate in Civic Stadium on Saturday night, October 4th.

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With Sedgmaii To Capture Title

Forest Hills, N . J., Sept. 8 CrFr— Doris Hart of Coral Gables. Fit-, and Frank Sedgman, the brilliant Aus­tralian star, won the mixed doubles title today as the 71st United States tennis championship tournament cami to a belated end.

In a final played a day later than scheduled. Miss Hart, runner-up to Maureen Connolly for the women's championship, and Sedgman, who took his second straight men's title Sunday, defeated the all-Australian team of Mrs. Thelma Long and Lewis Hoad, 6-3, 7-5.

Thus Australia gained an interest in three of the four American chain-

sips. Sedgman won the men's , title and cut in for a slice of the zswixed doubles and Harry Hopman, Australian Davis Cup team captain, v#on the veterans' singles.

Before the final. Mrs. Long and Hoad finished off an incomplete semifinal, beating Miss Connolly and Mervyn Rose of Australia, 6-8. 6-2, 12-10. This match had been stopped

fcW. darkness Sunday with the score at ID-all in the third set.

Miss Hart and Sedgman breezed through the first set without difficulty but had to come from behind at 3-4 to win the second.

Wrestling Club ( W e r e d in ALny

Albany, Sept. 8—The secretary of stale's office today listed the forma-won of the Eimira Wrestling Club. Inc.. of Buffalo, to promate athletic exhibitions of all kinds. Listed as directors were Howard H. Starrett, 124 Wesley Ave.. Buffalo; Helen Januak, Bullis Rd.. Elms; and I, Raymond George. North Java.

son. This year marks the first time the

American city has entered the Northern Ontario Hockey Asso­ciation's southern group. Horeck was playing coach of the Monet on Hawks in the Maritime Hockey League last year.

Miceli Kayoes Murray J l *

Brooklyn, Sept. 8 (#)—Joe Miceli, hard swinging soldier boy from Camp Kilmer, N. J., scored a one-round knockout tonight over Teddy Murray of New York in the scheduled ten-round main event at Eastern Parkway Arena.

Miceli, 23, from New York's East Side, dropped Murray with a .left hook to the jaw for the count of nine. When Murray rose, barely beating the count, Miceli waded in to finish him off in 1:02.

Two left hooks and a jarring right sent Murray down for keeps. Handlers and a physician worked over Murray fully five minutes before he could leave the ring.

Miceli, who weighed 145 ' : . has now won three in a row. This was his 19th knockout in 31 bouts, and he has won 36. Murray scaled 147V_.

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Zulu Tribesman Gains Ring Title

Newcastk-on-the-Tyne, England, Sept. 8 (#*)—Zulu tribesman lake Tuli of South Africa won the British Em­pire flyweight boxing championship tonight by dethroning Teddy Gardner of England on a technical knockout in the 12th of a scheduled 15-round bout. ( .

It was Tuli's first fight against a white man, and the 21-year-old Zulu made the most of it. The defending champion was on the losing side all the way until the referee halted the bout.

While Gardner banked on his box­ing tactics, Tuli just kept coming for­ward all the time.

The 30-year-old Gardner had blood streaming from both eyes and his nose and bis mouth was taking a terrible beattag when the referee halted the fight.

Tuli, who has had only ten profes­sional fights, was unknown in Britain until tonight.

'Gardner weighed 111 pounds 13 ounces; Tuli 110 pounds 12 ounces.

Syracuse Gridders Hold 1st Defensive Scrimmage

Syracuse, Sept S ( * V - C o a c h Ben Schwartzwalder today put the Syra­cuse University football team through a defensive scrimmage, the first of the season. Carl. Kailiwacz of Glen Cove, defensive halfback, was back in action after being out for several days be­cause of a pulled m u s c l e ^

Falcons Top HornelL 8-0, In Pony T0t

By C H A R L I Y BARTON Countr-Srvreu Staff Writer

Jamestown, Sept 8 — The James-•wn Falcons drew opening blood in ie Pony Leagued Governor's Cup

•layoff final tonight when they tanked the Hornell Dodgers, 8 to 0,

n the first game of the best-of-scven .erics before a chilled gathering of 1,420.

Jerry Davie, a 19-year-old fire bali­ng righthander, held the Dodgers to

seven scattered blows while his mates i i i i i -

Flashy Falcons! JAMESTOWN

A B R H Szabo rf U s i c c - i u Mrlajrolf l .nplen IS Risley Sb Walt*rs 8b l.»u rf-r Witorki C Mitschele Dae le P

DODGER DUSTED—-Gil Hodges, Brooklvn first baseman who has re­moved two New York Giant players from action in two days, hits the dirt la the seventh inning of yesterday's afternoon game. He's ducking a pitch thrown by Monty Kennedy. In his previous turn at bat Hodges was nicked by a pitch thrown by Hoy t WUhehn. The Dodgers won, 10-2. Story and another picture on Page IS. otoifdutM sstjj pnvpossy

Millner Quits, Trimble To Coach Grid Eagles

Hershey, Pa., Sept. 8 (Jf)—Wayne Millner resigned tonight as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League because of poor health. Assistant Coach Jim Trimble was named to succeed him.

Vtnce McNally. general manager of* the Eagles, announced at the c lubs training camp here that Millner had requested he be relieved of his head coaching assignment "due to advice that continuance with his present duties and responsibilities might im­pair his health."

McNally said o n t the Eagles re* liner's request and h id to remain with the club

, to the general manager of player personnel and

_ _ __ *Tle has agreed to do so," McNally said.

At 39. Millner was one of the youngest head coaches in professional football. He took over the reins last season after the late Ahin (Bo) Mc-Millm had ben forced to retire as Eagles-' coach, also because of poor health.

Trimble, who joined the Eagles' staff along with Millner in 1951, will be the third Philadelphia head coach in three years. McMillin succeeded Earl (Greasy) Neale after the 1950

HORXKLL Annuo

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Totals St"s"»Sf Totals I l l ' s " ? 83 Hornell . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 J a m e s t o w n , , 0 5 0 0 2 1 0 0 •—8

E—Wills , Alexson, Davie . RBI—Szabo. Lieslcki 2, Walters* Lau : . Dav ie . 2B— Szabo, Luplen , Rft ley, Wal ters . SO— Davie 10. Deneka 1, Cowden u, Blset te 8. BB—Davi t 8. Deneka 2. C o w d t n 4, Bisette 3. HO—Deaeka 2 In l; Cowden 4 In 3V»; B l s e t t t 3 in 3%. Loser— Deneka.

Dividend 2d Stages Flashy Finish, Takes Second Place

Special to The Courier-Erprtss

Batavia, Sept. 8—Dusty Potempkin, the consistent four-year-old mare, won the 1.000 feature for Class BB performers at Batavia Do*ns tonight, rewarding her many followers wi:h a $5.60 payoff.

Lou James kep. Dusty Potempkin* second behind Steady Hal until they reached the three-quarters. Dividend 2nd also closed fast to be second. To­night's victory was the fourth of the meeting for Dusty Potempkin.

Sclby's Pride naile.4 Jodgc Miller by a neck in a 900 pace, with Alenc Spencer third.

The crowd was 4,388. and the pari-mtituel handle 5201,885.

Hoof Beats . . . Judge Bohemia, coming out on the final turn, beat Ea.se Up by three-quarters of a length

Harness Form At Batavia ]

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Bel Niagara Members Meet Sunday Night

The Sell Niagara Frontier Fishing Club will hold a membership meet­ing at 7.30 p. m. Sunday at 3405 Bailey Ave. Ollie Howard will be the guest speaker and technicolor sound movies will be shown. Re­freshments will be served.

! fARBUGAXBKTT R B B V L T B m F I R S T — • fur. TlBSt, 1:12*4.

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Scratched—DevU'a Chant. S E V E N T H — 1 A mi les . T ime. 1:4«H.

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Case. 8—Ollies Chance, Tornarose , Merry Re­

ward. Bes t—STAR REQUEST.

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all important preparation for the an­nual player draft," McNally said. "He has had vast experience in collegiate and professional football and the play­er draft is the most important act in the development of a championship football team."

It * ill be Millners job to obtain •fecial information on future pros­pects. Millner also will be In charge of scouting reports on the Eagles' 1932 opponents. All changes are effective immediately. Said Millner: "I appreciate the opportunity to I _ . .

continue with the Eagles which 1 con- J o e O e l a r t l l S r iCKS Sider a g r e a t o r g a n i z a t i o n . M y a s s o - j International Neves Service

ciations with them have been a reafj AQUEDUCT; nlCasure a n d I a n t i c i n a t e a ^ n n . 1 1 — S t e v i e s Pal . Bogie Man. Clabb*r. Pleasure, ana i anucipaie a con- 3 _ l m p t r t a t Lam a r , wheaUey entry. Flit-nnuance of the fine relations without around. the pressures which are impairing m y ! a - ^ h ^ e

, D t r y - F l w n l n g C o m , t l M M M P health. We have ..potentially fine t ^ m £ - W u ^ G 5 M G r ^ ^ -team and 1 am certain it will give a 1 «_Fresh Air. versify, Quii song. saod account of itself this season " I T—Fighting Cock, Slim. WheaUey entry. gooa account oi useu wis season. . j ^ o ^ , , Chance. SUidaaway, Sodale.

Tnmble came to the Eagles right- Best—GOLD HEEL. from the campus of the University of! _ NARRAGAXBETT Wichita where he was head coach and j l~}£Rl

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former Indiana University tackle is I j _ w a r Bullet, Fighting Thru, Paddock married and has three children. They: girl. . . . . . M r,„„.n

. . „, .. w n ' 4—Peter Barton, Chilil>ones. Caunsll .

reside in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., near \_t:gotist. Dash For Cash. Liveietiiv* Philadelphia. N o t h i n g Yet. Blue Thist le , No Bonus . Watch u n i o n . Banovlna . Ni tro Duaan.

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Scratched — Mainking, Freedom Girl. Victory Arch, Speed It Vital . Mr Hood. Prefer Trout.

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FIRST—* fur. Time. l:13Vs. dh-Wotatie , Anderson 8 U» 5 20 3 W) • in-Go A Bit. Lester 30 40 2 i 50 11 80 Pride of Judea, Errico 3 70

dh—Dead heat for first. Scratched—Oberon. Cubist. Resi l ient .

reached three nine hits.

Second game of the series will be played here tomorrow night. The teams move to raornell for the third and fourth games on Wednesday and Thursday. If a §fth game is neces­sary it will be pltyed in Hornell Fri­day. In the eve i i the sixth and sev­enth games are required, they will be played here Saturday night and Sun­day afternoon.

Hornell, defending holder of the Governor's Cup. reached the final hy ousting the Hamilton Cardinals in five games. lantestown swept past the Olean Yankees In four straight. The Falcons g ive early indications

of a one-sided triumph when they broke out with a five-run rally in the second. The winners' catcher, Ron (Gabby) Wiucki, was beaned by righthander Stan Deneka in the midst of the uprising, and removed to Jamestown General Hospital.

Witucki suffered a half-inch gash over his left eye when Deneka hit him with a fast ball on a two-and-one pitch.

Hospital authorities reported Wi­tucki was resting comfortably. An X-ray report on the Jamestown catcher wi]l be made public tomor­row, but the Jagacstown club physi­cian said after the game that Witucki likely wilt be able to return to action before the series ends.

Davie, a Detroit product who came to the Falcons as a third baseman but was converted to a pitcher by Manager Tony fcupien, never was in serious trouble tonight. He mixed his fast ball with a good assortment of curves as he fanned ten and gave up three bases on balls.

The tall, muscular righthander, who won 17 and lost three during the regular season, also laid down a perfect squeeze bunt in the fifth to account for the Falcons' sixth run.

Walks to Luplen and Ken Walters and George Risley's single loaded the bases for the Falcons in the second. Charley Lau scored Lupien and Risley with a Texas Leaguer over second and Walters, who went to third on the play, scored on t wild pitch.

When Witucki was hit, Claude Mit-schele ran for him. After Davie fan­ned and Bob Szabo skied out to right, Dick Liesiecki poked a single to right, scoring Lau and Mistchele.

The Falcons added two in the fifth when Davie's (perfect squeeze bunt cashed Mitschell and Szabo's double sent Lau across.

The winners closed out the scor­ing In the sixth when, with two out, Risley walked and came home on Walters' two-bagger to right.

Righthander Bob Neebling, who won 15 and log! seven in the regular season, probably will start for James­town tomorrow night.

Manager Alex Alexson of the Dodgers is expected to counter with either Joe Oliffe or Art Grennon, both lefthanders.

Pony Pickup — Manager Jack

Slumping Fain Still Holds AL Batting Lead

New York, Sept. 8 (/P) — Ferris Fain, defending American League bat­ting champion, is showing signs of faltering in his bid to retain the title, but his closest pursuers also are slumping in the stretch.

Fain, Philadelphia f i r s t sacker, dropped six points to .332 last week as he garnered eight hits in 32 at bats. But New York's Gene Wood-ling, in second place, dropped two points to .325 and Dale Mitchell, Cleveland's veteran outfielder, tum­bled seven points to third place at .324.

In the N a t i o n a l League, Stan Musial held a 15-poinl advantage over Cincinnati's Ted Kluszewski, through Sunday's games. The Cardinals' slug­ger moved up two points to .335 with a lO-for-26 effort while Kluszewski showed a four-point improvement to 320.

A pair of Boston Red Sockers. Billy Goodman and George Kell. were tied for the fourth place in the American League batting d e r b y . Goodman banged out 15 safeties in 28 tries, a .536 pace, to climb eight points to .311. Kell, out of the lineup with a dislocated finger, remained in the same position.

Mickey Mantle, New York Yan­kee outfielder, jumped up one notch to sixth although he tailed off one point to .305.

Third place in the National League was occupied by Frankie Baumholtz of the Chicago Cubs. The speedy flychaser picked up one point to .312 with eight bingles in 24 trips to the plate.

Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn's second baseman, moved from fifth to fourth place with a five-point risd to .310. He had 11 hits in 28 tries.

The St. Louis Cardinals' Red Schoendienst tacked two points on­to his average and his .307 mark put him in fifth place.

Larry Doby of the Cleveland In­dians leads the American League in home runs with 30 and was tied with Philadelphia's Gus Zernial for runs batted in honors at 95.

Hank Sauer, Chicago Cub out­fielder, maintained his National League advantage in the power de­partment with 35 homers and 116 runs driven in.

Two unbeaten hurlers, Sandy Con-suegra of Washington in the Ameri­can League and Al Corwin of the New York Giants in the National, topped the pitchers in percentage. Consuegra showed a 6-0 record while Corwin's was 5-0.

ankle bone. . . • Levi Harner and Chalmers Bell were not injured. . I.orne Tolhurtt wheeled Algiers Lloyd,

wned hy Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ben--tt of Buffalo, to his atath victory of

'•e year m the double C trot. . . • returned $4.10. . . . Miss Jardioe.

s i n n Ranone in the sulky, led „ „.„„™ ...r.— . . . 7 ? . w L L i . „ . . h c in the AE Don Whll loek Bell S-3-*

ry Court by seven lengths in ine „ C o r l l a n d v^y Herringt'n 14-1 3 class pace. . . . Trueland. from the T Doctor A.jxiion Arthur --*-•

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TMlftrs—tS-SS Class Trot, mile; 4 Cash Bohemia Adams 14*1 1 Millie I « y atorhaa VS-1 5 Deanna Dean Harner 1 S 1 3 Success Chr.mpion 4-1-4

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3inny made up a $73.90 double. FOURTH—si_C4aaajPaoa. mile: s;oo

> Class p a c e . . . » » T ™ " 7 T : : ; . : j f l « 7 r M'Elwyn l.usk >arkway Stable of Buffalo, and Dixie s A E gteUa g KindJi r ** •> l\f\ J . . . L U _ .

FIRST—Mile trot. l i m e . t :13'* Truelaad, Wash ington 1» M 4 IS I N True Victory, C l g e e 1 M 4 Tt Regent McKylo , Rapoaa I M

Lord Brooke , S i t t er Martha Castle. 1'olnter H i g h w a y , lr iah Lal laoy also Btartad. _ . . . . »

SECOND—MBa l»ace. T ime. * : » - - • Dixie's O l a a y . Bacher 1 f * » * £ Black Bam, Bal l * a S Handy F lash , - R a p o M • » *•

Saehak , T r a a Di l loa , Gleadala D a l a U . Honor Worthy , Mighty Moa also ' - a r M i .

THIRD— 1 th asllo pace. Tjme. t.!«». Miss Jardine . r tspone 1 » 4 ©• .« »" Jerry Court. . » m f » • * w ' , L Glendale Bert , R o w n t e - ""•

MSy W r U ^ HOS ^ ' ' r o U R T H 4 - ^ » l l . trot . T l - s . t : U , Algiers Lloyd. Tolhurat 4 1* t • • - m Retta Todd. RohlBson S at - w Eddio Mac Jr. , H o d g i a s « i - - . l

Pat H. . Tha Retagaa , Sailor Bigaal . SilTer Star Daat a U o • tar te^ .

( i ra t taa town wa» scratched. F I P T H - M i l a pace . Ttaaa, * " * . . , .

Judge B o h e m U , Adams I « * • • « " E a s e U p , Rapone W i s M Larry B., Baker „ « - . « M

Venture I P, Spencer Barnes . J l w - M »"

S Atnbas'dor Scott Waplea 1 Pretty Handy Ranone &-&.1 : S m l t h s t o n e Dai ley a-S-1

_ „ 5 Rolinda Hano'r Wash gton 5-1-1 Miss AE Willa D. Baker »---3

4 R e d V o l o Cratg T^-J 7 Commodore Hal Bell •>;-# « l<e Beau Champion 4-7-3

A E B t a c k S q u a w Kopczy'kl R-5-* 4 Dixie Tryax Oliver 7-8-7

FIFTH—Class C Trot, mi le ; MS*. t Del Martia H a y e s S-S-S 5 Dannie Rocket Rapone 1-4 Dan Mc

AE Jar i Beau 1 Coleman 5 Bison Aubrey 7 l^ewis L. Mc

A E Roy Hanover S Denny Rea 2 Prewlp

Hodgins SS-S Krnut 4-S-3 Sch ' fb 'ger *•'•» O l n e r 7-a-7 Morrison 7-«w7 Knterlm s-i-3 Roush Schroeder 1-B4

SIXTH—Class B Trot, mile; S Will'thli.v R s n » Harner 7-51

A E My M'y M. DU'n i ommlf'd SI 4 S Buster Abba Harvey 1 -1-B 2 Atomic Expraai Wash'gton * - M 1 Ginger Up Chapman &-M 4 De-Al-Stan Rowntra* :~*--i-Stan

Amos Hanover Dal Hanover Michael Hano'r

Rowntree a * a . lames 44-9 Brown S * i Rosen cr'ta 4 - M

S-l 4-1 4-1 4 I

5-1 5-1 S-l

10-1 15-1

5-1 .VI 7-1 S-1 3 i S-l S-1 g-1

1 . 1 15-1

3-1 1 5 1 S-1 S-l «.] .',-1 C 1 a,]

SKVKNTH—Class A St. Jerome's Hos-

J^SStsJSSBSSrS^± « S £ a S ? « * U V ( . . . « . . . . . .

and Bea lah Abbe did not Fantast ic finUfh.

KIXTH—Mile pace. T ime. ;:a8*». Sclby's Pride, Harvey U N I B I B Judge Miller, Hodg ins I B t * Alene Spent 11. Harner t St

Dorothy O., Clever Direct. S w e e t Alv iaa B., Bob Shadle, Paliu Hanover also i tgrtcd

SKVKNTH—Mile pace . Time, 3:M. Dusty Potempkin , Ja's S t t 3 St 2 44 Dividend 2d, Chapman 4 t t S I t Steady Hal , Robinson . 4 t t

Jean Dil lon, Wil l iamsburg, Dillon Flick a, Olympic a lso s tarted.

K1GHTH—Mile pace. T ime , M S . Rich Abbey Cotter S4 St 11 t t 7 40 Babs Hanover . Harvey « St 11 I t Widow Florence . Koush 5 St

Crisp Day , Majestic Brooke. Harry Hy , J o e Braden. Barry Herbert a lso s tar ted . ,

DAILY DOUBLE—Traeiand <5» and P.P.—1 Dixie's Glnny (7) paid S7S.9*

»

* Carmen Direct Harner 7 Margaret Hy Chapman 4 Radagar Smith 3 Martha Marsh'U Hayes 3 Doctor Parker Dlonne 1 Mr. Griff Canton 8 Sarah Napoleon James 5 Canada Direct Hillock

8-fi-S S-2-1 6-5-3 3-4-2 7-7-4 7-4-1 (•-••Vl 4-4-

B-l S-l S-1 :.-l 4 ! S-1

10-1 12-1

EIGHTH—Class CC Pare, 1 ,'• mi les; 87tt . S Ring Up Seniah Schroeder 1 8 S S-l

A E G U d y s Gay Le'f R a p o a e

Jacksonville May Lose

rthy Doable U Tim Wo Texas Millhrook Flashpoint True La

Bacher Harvey Chapman Glgee Smith

3 4 4 l t - t VL'-3 5-1 8-3-9 5-1 4-5-8 ft-1 H-3-7 8-1

a d y s h l p Champion 4-7-4 «-l 3 Ima Lady M Mehlenb'r .V - s-1

AE Jesale Date Wiener 1-t- 10-1 Best—CASH ItOHKMIA. third race,

WIXXIXG POST POSITIONS I 2 3 4 5 « 7 8

53 25 3« XI 34 I t SI 11 Including September 3th.

Solunar Table According t o John Alden K n i g h t *

Solunar tables calculated for lh s »rj*>. the best t imes for h u n t i n g and fl*l i n j in

Minor l t . l t

11. tfl

TODAY

Major Minor S.SS 10.34

TOMORROW 4.3t I I . U

M i i " t 4*5

3.13

Support From Giants New York. Sepl. 8 (JP) — Jack th« ••»* «*-«°ur "«ri<^iwin be s."olio*"

Schwarz, secretary of the New York j _ A.M._ P.M Giants' farm system, said tonight it was very doubtful that the organiza­tion would have a full working agree­ment with Jacksonville of the South Atlantic League in 1953.

. Schwarz said the Giants probably ] would not have enough players to carry on a full working agreement as in 1952 but might option some players to Jacksonville.

N A R R A G A X S E T T C/P>—CLEAR, FAST FIRST—CI., S y .o . up . « fur.

120 D l a m o n d M o r a n 115

111 118 115 118 118

Appointment Ebenezer All Boots Dehra Dun Nine Gees Grandma Josie Pat II Sportly

SECOND—CI., Trov Road Blllie Rest less Joe Grnv Brook Wish Egan Arabess I^>ng Hill Sweet S ixteen

THIRD—CI., Ramp Popnjac Old Boh Great Flavor Helot Dare Devil Paddock Girl War Bill

FOURTH—CI

III Pepper Corn 108 Holmdel 118 Threadsign 110 Big Arab 103 Mr. T w e e t y 110 Ktngdtment 111 Young Tony 4 v.o. up, « fur. 112 Texas Brags 109 D o r e e n s Boy 100 Lamar's Girl

i i : 108 113 111 K'O 108

AQUEDUCT E N T R I E S (8*)—CLEAR FIRST—CI.. 3 y .o . . T fur.

Query 110 Laslfefey Tnezmuoh IIS Bog le Man Sun Halo l i e T h e W e n c h Eternal L ight 113 Clabber Happy At Last 110 Stev ies Pal Pr iv i l ege IIS

SECOND—CI.. 2 y.O.. « fur. aSabette HO W e d d i n g Band Moon over Erin 110 bEtarnal Betsy aFen l ty 110 Irene Staunton Slave Girl 110 Trust a Wilful 110 FUtaround Select ive 113 F o n d e s t b lmperia l Lamar U 6

a-Belalr S t u d - w h e a t l e y entry; b-Zau derer-OBtrlker entry .

THIRD—Stpl 'chse , Al.. 3 y.o. . up miles

Madracen Pungh La Patica Georgia V Victory Arch Litt le "Keith To t h e Ground 9on of Poena Union Jack

WOODBINE PARK 0P>—CLEAR aad FAST FIRST— CI., 9 y.o . , up , 8 fur.

Prefer Trout t l i t Senator C 114 111 Mantoli 102 10t David N i n 108 Some P igeon 112 114 Blue Music ion 108 Kardoma i«* l i t Day Shift lor 113 HI Georgia 11a 109 Hi Danny 111

— . . „_.— 120 Erfgeron 120 SECOND—Al.. S y.o. . 8 fur.

Towl ine 117 Sheep ' s Pol ly i n Elcoraxon 110 Allison Pass 120 Bomb Coun ie s i 112 Over Joe l i s Eric's Girl 111 Glomon 117 Penfern ISO Her Fie ld 117

THIRD—Stpl 'chse . S y.o . . up . 2 mile* Rescue 138 »Cemp Whip l i s

IKorafloyd I8T Baden 13S 114 jKlskolad 133 aSurprine Camp 137 ltOS a-Lea-Sea Stable entry . <No wager ing 1101 on_OjlrdJLraee.i

2 y.o. . 8 fur. 120 cMorpholojry 117 120 East Bank 1JO HHi bMlllbrook 120 115 R e r a n s t o r 12* 120 Batlvray 12« 117 cOvet draft 120 120 IvHusana Stable entry;

105 110 110

FOURTH—M. Teddybrook aMt Mulnaru h.Maxnew Bud Cap

, Face C^rd 2 I Innlsfail

a Draw Fire 130 a-Glass e n t r y *"Yf~fatrt 110 yBlandvstone >^v. ^^.*«^« ^........ ., ..(.•,•..., w% .̂.̂ .̂

i-i !fiW« r i ,m»t iVt HPhiblant 1S8 c-Kennedy and McLaughlin entry . Proceed" » Genancoke IS! F J F T H - A 1 . . 3 y o . up . I A mftot l i • d i T \ T a r l n e r 11" j THIiCUnj 112 Nepal M ! T ^ k e r J r - S c h i f f entry . Cvmro 108 Bear Fie ld

F m R T H - C r , 3 v o . up 1,'. mi les . faTry^On 104 RIngmeup

112 Here's A Dream 104

Fildee. Johnson Hi General . Vina '<arys Pal. Corolla

11 00 .Next Stop, Anderson

• •-•• | Fancy Bonnet , Schab 20 30 9 40 8 501 Brave Spirit, Woodhouse

4 10 3 30 ; s c r a t c h e d - E l i a a s G. 11 40; THIRD— V% mi les . Time, 2:47*1.

Scratched — Beth Bomber, Monolast. | t'icaa, Adams

114 Bal lachul is 112 UK! King Cross 114 112 Fl ighty 104 104 Aigee 107 v.o., « fur.

I l l Ruth 111 Herman L. I l l Columbus B'nd 103 F ight ing Thru 108 War Bullet 111 Nicely Nice ly 103 Reckless Lass 111 4 y.o. up . mile. 70 yards. 117 No Sho 117 117 Won the Fight 112

" 117

,71 Ardoch 11 ' Mucho Ma*

T h i n v Love Fleecy Cloud

FIFTH—Al Pintor Goddess T h y m u s

ohf'l

120 107 111

l i « Gold Heel 117 Tvrant \u Bl inker Light 110

3 v.o. . liV miles . UO Gav Grerque 114 Risque Rouge 117 I^ve l Sands

117 I Our Op*r 113; aBennlngton

103 Freedom Wins 108

i n 1' 2 187 111

111!) I l l 111 106 112 113 108

S c r a t c h e d - R e l i c Quean. EIGHTH— l ' s mi les . Time, 1:54

2 40 2 80 2 M

Deep D o w n . Smith 5 80 S 20 Toetotoe . WUdar 4 20 Execut ion , Madden

S I X T H - ! A mllaa. Time. 2:00»». Column. Zehr . . 11 40 5 00 -l 00 Vivtsuns Beat. Deanirtto 4 8 0 1 8 0

. Bouquet Billy. Glsssner 5 40 Scratched—Gay Skipper, Universal .

I D \ I J . \ IH»I B I B — R o s y S c e a e a a d < ..pier »aM S41 J* .

Elcorazon. St . Thoma^-FOURTH—8 fur. Time. 1:11%.

Dainty Maid. Nadeau 18 80 « 70 3 00 Bold Knight , d e n i e s 7 00 '. 10

<S 10 3 70 3 30

Corwynt , Butsson FIFTH—8 fur. Time. 1:11 *j

Canadiana, McTague Blue Scooter. Johnsson His Glory, G. Duprey

SIXTH—a fur. Time. l : l l»* .

, Walt Out, Carter Round Top. Harr

Scratched—Farnado. -i F ( ) U R T H - « fur. Time. 1:13S.

2 40, Blue Green. Atkinson 7 20 3 30 • - - I Me. Gorman 2 90 2 80 2 20 2 HO, Miss Nattcy, Guerin

2 40 2 80! S c r a t c h e d - E q u a b l e u . 3 .0 ( , ' 1 P T H _ I A miles . Time. 1:48.

< M 3 70 13 90

Wild Fox Blue Thist le No Bonus

C M y u palify Itr Hiast top jobs? if MACHINE SHOP HANDS

• ASSEMBLERS • SHiCT METAL FAMItATOM

IsiMtaiatt 0 B t B i i | t *» • • !

1 . High p a y , sroody work

2 . Overt ime work sehedule

X fakl kelidoya—veKotMMta

4 . Company pa id insurance

5 . Retirement pension

6 . Advancemtnr

Opportunities

Don't Wgtt—ln\esttf.*te'

Apply Employment Office

4 t 0 BROADWAY BUFFALO, M. Y.

Par Young Man

'•EAIW 1 LEARN" PnD6RAM

If you are mechanically incliaad, stop in and

out about oar pro-fhat pays you

while you train tar tap iobai

BUFFALO FORGE

COMPANY

F I F T H - l . V , , c — - . - » . - - ; - - ; U »• „ ~* « ^v: l-one Eagle . Atkinson Libertine. Bav lngton 6 oo « oo 3 90 v\ora cboit Teddy's Sister. Lindberg 7 70 4 40; A t ! Kt 0 n c e > scurlock Montana Sand*. Rogers 3i 10 | SIXTH—7 fur. Time 124 .

Scratched—Doctor Ray. Hie lan Laddie. | t>-Next Move. Guerin 10 M> 9 40 M<#Qys ** u,°?*'leeM , .A I b-Flrst Glance. Combest B 40

S E V E N T H - 1 , ' . miles. Time. 1:44. | S u U a i e < 1 A w a y . Gorman ( o m m o d o r e B ^ e . Clem s « •» 3 m 2 40 V - V a m l e r b i l t entry . . M.,mfltt tnr , „ • fa l l in a t t e n d a n c e Prev Seven . Duprev 5 30 2 SO scratched - E a t o m o w n . Sagittarius. 1 b l a m e d t o r Hie la i l 10 a t t e n d a n c e Ulfj t ty Batt le , W a r d r p e 2 40 £ i i X j r , Brvan G r J s ^ F S r . l k m i l M - T i .m .e« ^ t ™ ' S B V E V f H l l H miles C a W U F J u U t . 4 20 4 00 3 70, H a r p e s , Wldman B Minor. Brown * ** * *"' — r

DAILY D4HBI.K — C a b b a g r t o w n BoBTUaat paid SISS.5e.

S 50 4 20 4 00

. - 4 so S » Blacktype, Cole Majyern, Buisaon . . . . « W B i g R o a d . Atkinson

* • " i Scratched—Rosebrough. E I G H T H - 1 ' i mile*. Time. 1;5«S.

ADVKRT1SSMENT FOR BIDS I -rl*P f1

8 r ' . B r * S i i o n s l n - ° s ] ° CITY OP B u r r A U ) Theologian Green 4 70

DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC WORKS ; Luscious f r u i t , halco SEALED PROPOSALS FOR: Scratched—Bright l>*s$. Bribe.

FURNISHING AND ERECTING A WIRE, DAILY DOUBLES— W o t u t i e aad Nevi

ED TAB* AKD ALSO AT THE HANCOCK — _ _ __ ST. (BOOTH 8UITALO) KUWATBD CITY OP BUFFALO TANK. OS THE c m r OF BUFFALO N. Y Kxscuuvt Department— Di«t«on ot Purchase

as arenas* lor sod set forth in the spsdl ics- ' »02 CITY HALL tioas sad arawuias therelor. will be reeeivedt SEPARATE S E A L E D PROPOSALS will be hr the Ceaualasiontr ot Public Works at his 1 received and publicly opened by the voder. emee, M3 Cuj Hsil.* Buffalo, _N Y.. uatU j signed at eleven o'clock A. U.. Eastern Day ETeren e'doek a m

. „ „ , . . wr m. Bold Brennan

I T ! « h e » • U r i ~ " l M » n a g e r J I T C a T P " | MaUrrr?e1WCharger IIS Chi l .bone . 33 so 15 00 9 00 bell and Park Superintendent Joe Fortnight ua Amen

Brown headed the Bisons' delegation.1 F I F T H _ r l 4 v o p

u,J,er

6B

fur>on

M u n i c i p a l S t a d i u m , w h i c h SCatS 6 , 0 0 0 , 1 Free Lunch ' ibl Trick Filer w a * d e s i o n e d h # B r o w n o n b e h a l f o f K v «'yn L. 109 Llvelet l ivp the B u f f a l o c l u b in . 9 4 0 a n d IS c o n - Dannas Pens ive l<>4 Egotist

1 r.. . »•>_ I ' l l 3 & 4 y.o. . « iur^

108 Rosdreenagh 105 So Well

' « " " V I t»«*""*s«*"« - - - AO aoIlu^ 104 High Head B u f f a l o H o c k e y C l u b , is c o m p l e t i n g j Floor Boss _ ' ° * Nothing Yet his first season as the Falcons' tea- campaiireer "«» ^ ' " p ' k ^ l

2 so eral manager . . . Jdmestown drew watch Union « %\ 56,800 for 52 dates during the regular! j ^ S D

Du y n

I season, a drop of 22 per cent from EIGHTH—c U $ 1 the 1951 figure. Eleven rainouts and; FJe\Se"Boy J s 40 cold weather in May and June are'Riiiman

Tomehamba - — . NINTH—CI.

•Greg Mulleavt. former Jamestown Andantino 3 f r o V a P V - o i I sapper and Bison star, now lives m, RiT"B>Se

« 10 4 40

3 SO

T*°jsidered one of the finest plants in ^ S I X T H - A I . . i the lower minors . . . Ray Peebles, the'

r, °̂J former promotion director of the 2 7 0 !

imt 117

104 114

SIXTH—Hdcp. . ^ y o . . up, 4 fur Fresh Air Versify aDevi lkln Quiz Song Growing Up Blue Kay

1 "2 Gorgeous R e d e d 103 j One Broke m s R e n e w — I - - - * -• 112 Mv Celeste i l l Boot All 104 aSufie 112 Who Dlnl

* 30 1 Jamestown and is scouting the series r \ n k . c £" n .C e

1 1 0 , . u n 1 1 _ r> j Mlent M;rth for the Brooklyn Dodgers »j" r.;„ni< Hv Gmnis

fur. 110 "Neds" Ace 10* 105 Banovvhna 1"' 114 Pontalba 109

4 v.o. up. l i« nines 112 Thermi l l es 108 112 EUdee 11 <» 114 Montaera 113 114 Bicket! 112

4 v.o. up. 11'« mi les . 120 Irvington 115 Wise Quest 114 107 Crack the Whip 10< 114 Friendly Swnds 111 ins Flvboy 101 117

a H a n e « K i n g Ranch entry . SEVENTH—Al. , •-' y o.. « fur

aBassanlo llfl F i g h t i n g Cock oTorch of War l l « Muharram nShamrock 114 Concentrat ion Slim 114 Sword Case F.rln Go Bragh l i « Blow Top Star Reques t 11*t Ktnda Rough Pacoy 119

a P h l p p s - W h e a t l e y S u b l e entry . E I G H T H — C . 3 y.o. . 7 fur.

OUtes Chance 113 Merry Reward Chipson 113 Tornarose

n o j Tnnisfree 110 Sodale r>oi Sailors De l lU 110 Str ideaway

t Jamea B 113 Count Galla (Hi l l Street 113

111! immmmmmm^m»mmmmmimSiiSSSSSSSmmSSm 1011 111 114

113! o-Bessley Stable entr>* SIXTH—Al.. 2 y .o . . a fur

I Irish Brat 117 Tabulor 117 l l | i 1 x > w m o n d 117 Smart Guv 120 114; Bel le Morocco 117 Blue .tester ]:•» 114!Sunita 120 Wee Daisy 117

SEVENTH—CI . n y.o.. up « fur ..,. 110 Head Str ing i n 118 aReferendum 112 aStartown 11* l i o Heath Fire If* Ism 121 llfii Devon Bel le los F ive Passes 112 l i o j Hooked 112 107! a-Vassar Stable entry.

! EIGHTH—CI.. 3 v o . mile A 70 > d.s , Haleo 112 IJi t le S r o u

llfl I Skat ing Gal 1"« aTtn Flute 1161 Bureaucrat US War Brose i l l aSiete Si 112 F i g h U n g Moofl 114 a-Erlndale Stable entry . 11«! NINTH—CI.. 3 y o , up, 1'« miles . 116; Sly King

Shel lmar Miss O'Hogan Grey s tone

JJ3 i Phi landerer 119! If You 110 Sttpwell l i s ! Gallant Blue 113 I Chicken Hawk

Soniceada

114 Serenade 11.*. Ladv Harp 1os» Hicks 112 B u n t V s Glance 11* Came O'Chance 112 Steady Beau 104 Hippodrome 104 Msrtln W i n g I f . Mr Belltro 110 Oxford Don

l'«. 1 ' I

1'C

l r t i 112 : i n ! 1.1 I'W

,.._. 115 1 14 107

islThree WNY-Owned Trotters To Vie in Invitation at Batavia

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• Because ot our c o n s t a n t l y e x ­p a n d i n g bus ines s , w e are In n e e d of a c o m p e t e n t m a n . age 35-40 w i t h credi t a n d a c c o u n t i n g ex­per ience t o aaalst the credi t m a n a g e r of n a t i o n a l l y k n o w n local concern .

Salary c o m m e n s u r a t e w i t h abUlty and exper i ence . S u b m i t c o m p l e t " r e s u m e to

' .411 curio it

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For Mechanical

DRAWING SETS •BOA4 $1.95

SURPLUS SALES CO 671 MAIN

N*it to 7o*n Casio*

BOX 300. toarltf'lxams 5 J

a*** <•• !.*••* * i « « v i ' s a i ea*a%t ^>w*/a*vji,T vymh Buiisio, If Y . oatU i signed at eleven o'cloct A. M.. csstarn D»y.

Eastern Da.nicht Ttm* light Ssrint Time. Thursday. September It, . _ — — _ . —. — . «*M. to furnish WOOD HOPPER TTPI aCA-Oa aad alter the data ol UUs ootiee specie- TERiAX SPREADER BODIES: sad. REVERS-

«UI a* oa ru« sad majr IBLE BLADE TYPE SNOW PLOWS, (or the .'«.«. «• «•«» r».r«««. nt 0t»inon of Streets, ln accordance wttn speci-

' :iea:ioas oa til* st the Dlttsioa ot Purcbss* DeLANCETf ROCHB8T1B. J R .

— -at the oft let ot the Director ol Water. $H City Hall. Buffalo. B. Y-. where copies ot aaaae, blank proposal forms, and any..desired saiormsuon may ae eatatnaa aa

— proposal snll be considered aoiess it is aeoosapaalai by a cartuiad ebeclt. paysoie to the order ol the City of Buftalo to the amount af not. less thsa rise per cent of the bid. or. in :i*u theraol, by a bid bond, coaionoiog t* la* , to Use amount of not less thsa twenty- 1—~ <« m w « w - . . . » — ^ . . „ -, five per cent of the amount of the bid. ss oro- :t Bu:tslo Sewer Authority. Room 10S4 city staled in the speclfteatlons. In case ot the j Hall. Buffalo 2. New York, until 11:00 A U . adder's taihu* to eater into the contract tor " ""—""""' "—'— — "—*—^— •* the doinc of the wwrk or improvement or to furnish the bend tusrscteelns the psrtormsnce ef the — — — — " — ^ " - J -—-- -*-•* *-

September t l$Si Director o7*Purehss*

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS " j \ - w V Q rk nciBtlborS. Sealed bids on s basis of lump sum pnees | ^ c w l U I * "Cii»iuu»s.

tor the construction ot approximately 244 lintar test of tea HB) inch diameter pipe sewer with nrpurtensnce* m Mackinaw street t J JL.- twtv» . t inu ie " m i r a c l e mirC east _of Chieaao Street will _be received by | l c c a l n c iwo-es i i i iu ie u i n a w i v u rv

Special to The CourUr-Biprttt

Batavia, iept . %—The 15.000 Invitation Trot, the Batavia Downs one-dash feature on September 19th will have a distinct Western New York flavor. * —~

T . . . . ,. ., . . . ... Silver Riddle, gray gelding wbicb Three in the field, which will in- , h a s ^ ^ P r o Q J 0 D J n J o t h e r

elude the top potters in this part of j trotting greats at Roosevelt Raceway. the country, ate owned by Western ! is owned by the George BegoL Stable

I of Oakfield. N. Y Yankee Hafovcr. which has bet

tract. « tn*

. . * . . U U . , , J V • • . . E O T * W. OT, M M . . J *4.OTOT c OT.

tsjitee* Dsylisht Ssvint Time. September U '953 and then publicly opened and read aloud

iwiOTiiRuit i..c tPviw.u-^E 1 Ponn of proposal. Sfreement. perform-nce such certified check shall be; and maintenance bonds, contract drawints.

_ _ ___ property of the City of BuN | specirtcst ons sod instruct:oru to bidders may tsie as the agTeed and Hcuidated slamsges ot' be examined at the office of the Authority, the City of Buffalo caused by such failure, or \ and a copy may be obtained upon a deposit if a bid bond, to the amount of Twenty <20> of t.:o.oo. to be refunded upon return of per eaat thereof shall be aad became the j drawints. and documents in rood condition mlalmnm amount of dam ares suffered by the within fifteen (IS) days after tha opetunr City aa Ueoidatad dam-res caused by such of tb* bids k .re The Authority reserves th* r^ht to war** Ttm City ef Buffalo reserves the nrht to any mforms-ues in or to reject sny or ail

reject aay ex all bids and wuv* * - . mlor- t>.ds BLTPALO SEWTtR AUTHORITY. _u__tl**. n rTtEDERICsI W. CRANE. rv DAVIS 3 LACB Chairman

1 CcssusOastasktr ef Public Works Da,«». September S and i«, XU3 Dated at _R_tlato, * . T , September t. 1*« I Buffalo, New York 8es>-Mkl4

on more than on. occasion, is owned b> Mrs. JohOi Wehle ot Rochester. and has been laving a highly success­ful campaign ibis Summer.

Anthony Hanover, no worse than second in his last nine starts, win­ning seven, is owned by Ted J Zor

The success of the $15,000 Invita­tion Pace last month, which was won

Good Time after a close fight with Guinea Gold, brought the na tiona! harness racing spotlight to Batavia Downs. Ailtime records in attendance and mutuel handle were set. in addition to the track pacing record.

The big trot September 19th may now of Pittsford. N. Y., and will be see more records go by the boards, driven by thi nation's top driver , including Proximity's 2:0-' trotting (Uniiersal Driving Ratings), Levi ;standard, established August 12th (Lniv.er$ ! 19«.9. *

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