Show - - - - 1 ' Friday Morning - Whir ly Gets Draft Board Tells Lippy Shipped to To Report for Physical Nev 00eans Durother's Notification Takes 7 a' --' io-e"'- 1 ' i k 1 - N '1:: -- ' i A t 1 e I i X j rit 1 4o-- ' a lia 1 I $ 4' 1 4 1 i -1 711"- TAT:' I i ) 1 1 41 t ' ' :t - t ' ' - ' 1 ' Y'-- ' t''''k 4aa‘4Nit -- r1 e qr7"'t 1 - i ) - 1 i 7 ' ti 1 1 A 21 1I I ' - 7rD-t:ei- 12 ' k4 Jo 4 e:: nk all - - :r 4' 4 I 1 - A- ' - Jr :' i I 1 r ' i I ' z' 156 MAINkST $ 4 r ' t4 gg I - tA 1 i 0 N -- i 4$!(---- 1 '0 t 1 4 - - - -- yAIIL - k ' 25 to 5 0T - I r of-th- 1 rk'N"-'F'-rr--- e ''' 'k 1 - -- 1 - '- 1 tr g JP4 : 7 -11e 1 VS REGULAR t Idaho Open Eastern Area To Hunting-o- f Sagehens ice Stub Allison To Issue Football Call VALUR-- 4 i t i - i '' I WINTIf I1 r1 I n I ! - tr'---4---- ' ere beater effi- ciency a I nd - i BOISE Jan 14 Idaho nimrods will hunt sage- ' 1l gasoline 1 —1 mileageIn- hens next fall for the first time in several years the Idaho gairtr Qtualletekdt7 i 1 commission decided Tiii0Sday 11 '''''' r a t' sea- In the saveienannouncing a ja BERKELEY Cal Jan 14 Ge- n' son the commissiongts said the 'tr V asa 11 aaa) Coach L B (Stub) Allison made in inbe Fremont birds sotistrit may known Thursday he definitely -t 1 ' 4 e tends to go ahead with football at Clark Madiso3Jefferson Bonne- - 1i ' 1 ''' i the University of California In ville BinghaaT4 Caribou Bear Lake ji 1913 and partvt)f PoWer and Franklin J --a st- ' f f He issued the first call for spring be tlit will dates countle"' Hunting no a practice explaining that 'While Auugst 29 and 31 September 2 11 t aI BLOOM INGTON Ind startinc date was set yet he want- LAST 5 4 fi arid 7')ed thetsBear pigskin prospects to Jan 14 Uri—Athletic DFor the Duration iirli a members Commission " explained Zóra irector Allison's know it was planned G' Clevenger be subject to the if HOT WATER said Thursday that the Cin- 4 the season would announcement was perhaps- the and bird count and lir survey spring I Reds of the Nationatie vInnat move for 1 country's first positive that a severe winter might shorten i HEATERS football in 1913 league and the Indianapolis to-inclusive was it August 1 Indians of the Amerkcan "Our spring academic session set as a tentative additional sea-he- ir Harrison Ganoral Meters association would cptiduct runs later than usual under the in and son for Owyhee sagehens train1 p baseb3!1 VI new wartime speed-uprogram— spring Elmore ccunties Seasons in Blaine Nationally until the first of June" Allison ing at Indiana urtrversity and Butte counties are to be de- known ' Paid "Therefore we can start a Clevenger mad the Reds be will limit termined The bag Indiana would the Makes normalarrivein spring training later than three birds 4 campus about March 15 and ly We're going to hold off in tato 1- '''''' w 2 :!::7dates!--ani until would here see remain definite exany season was naming The models fishing 1 if we can outguess the weather April HY:The fultIndianaptended two weeks from May 23 - 1 not 20 will we oils arrive our for stivad days Last year to November 15 instead of 0e- i 1f1' didn't do so well" until April '5 although hat- 95 31 to conform to a later tober men Oil report earlier Allison J hunting season Id A be one of the best in many years f because of the military's Another departure from a rouSPECIAL SCOOP It announced desire that combat tiki tine season was authorization of n PURCHASE as a be continued souni Injured the use of salmon eggs during the sports a New efficient basis for war training season Commission mem- I regular manifold type-C9 aa By Fighting Dogs bers also a'oted to permit fishing 41t for 1937 1933 in streams ice the Ford open Reg 14 through Jan MANHATTAN Kan' III $1193 VALUE at once I elen Witis Roark national beginning will continue its li!k The commi-liofor wornen's tennis champion many session Friday and Friday evening 0 a Al BETTER will meet with members of the ti ia years suffered a fractured finger BUY NOW! 11 and hand laceration Thursday in legislature to discuss proposed r) to separate two fight- game laws f1 ‘ A Alatinee skeet shoot pAiring an attempt fa dogs a service men'Er team against Utah ingMrs Roark living here while ! ordnance plant will feature a trap-sho- her husband is stationed at near- Huskies Rout Harlem ii FAMOUS Sunday at the Sall Lake Fort Riley said another dog 49-3municipaltraps 1900 West North by 0 Zenith attacked her large German shep- Globe Trotters : Templeastreet herd andthat her hands were bitbeto scheduled is Trapshooting Complete Stock SEATTLE Jan 14 LP—Youth- 1'' ten several times when she inter' gin at 11 a m with Salt Lake vened old college try " ful and the speed III CitY marksmen matching their paid off Wednesday against deafør-a‘-" skill against that of and basketball ception passing from the Weber Sportsmen's club Stake : wizardry Exchange at Ogden it was announced by Ensign The University of Washington 11 L W Pet 25 Orrin Howard of the municipal South Twentieth 1 900 Huskies routed the Harlem Globe 9 ! ' more I 1 power 900 9 West Ensign yejlA- traps 49 to 30 I: Trotters aaasatataa 6 3 333 by k r outracing isttnio 1it'teenttlil i The meet will go unless weather ic'oarttill 3 7 3" the professional ' starting 7 3 700 and outshooting conditions are too bad for shoot- East Ensign 222 Negro 2 7 team before a capacity-pavilioNorth igighteenth guaranteed ing Howard said Thuesdav's Result crowd of 9000 It was a :! a izouth Twentieth 19 West Ensign 33 North Twentieth 20 South Eightenth benefit affair with proceeds above le to the servicemen's College Hoop Results January 21 Schedule vs W:utt expenses going 1 Locking Gas Caps 7 ts recreational equipment fund Eighteenth Thursday's Scores 36 Elllign West 3S: minster PligtiPNTIP The first half told the story of 1 eg p Twentieth vs East En3R Rridgewstr n n Eandolph-Macri( sign the game Washington ran up a William and Mary 57 t '2g 1 Smith Eighteenth North Twentieth by breaking up the r margin Davidson n7 Catawba 32 F P GT Pittsburg 43: Emporia State 36 1 2 1 3 Trotters' fancy passing game with 4 1 0 8 Lanacf Goulf GTFP 1 0 p 2 Spenicerf Lott Wednesday Scores Ne!sonf 1 0 0 2 aggressive rushing and forcing the 4 43 4 0 0 Hanover 50 2 0 0 Franklin Elornee Oisune t: A 3 0 0 6 Andersong Great Lakes AO: St Joseph's 32 shtong 02 03 02 04 Negroes to do most of their shoot29 0 Concordia 0 0 50: Manchester 0 i Newhoidg from Titleg Globe The 4 ing long range 0 0 0 0 117 elli C Williams 4: Massachusetts 41 tCahlesminantI ''' Trotters connected for only three Morehead 40! Rio Grande 34 joiat 9C 19 8 3 5 ' Illa 56: Denison 43 A' c' if Capital 1014100re20by field goals in the half buarteiTa 50 Virginia 48 Richmond 8 2 20 19 North Twentieth Clemson 48: Presbyterian 44 Protect Your Precious 8 8 19 12 toouth Eighteenth l IOA State Teachers 53: Grinnell 21 I (tP)--Ea- stern - t - AUTI1F1101ITS - !I i c:i - — 1 - - i - 'i t4 1717-:!11!- Reds Indians To Train At Idiana 'U' - si I1) - 4 - - I I: ' - ' - 1 a aaira"-aaias- g 1 - a-- - - f :i -- - - 4 'CI - ! - 1 q - i$--- 1 ' et-Quee- I 1 0 I Matinee Slit Shoot Slated (11a-H- 1 n - 1 1 ' t - - V-- - f i i: - ' 'i - i : - t - - ot Batteris - 610 'aa---- NEW YORK Jan 14 (CIFI—Four newcomers to the list of 33 Committee chairmen who will conduct the affairs of the AmateUr Athletic Union were included in appointments announced Thursday by President Laurence Di Benedetto of New Orleans The four included Walter Hakanson of Denver for volleyball Following the usual custom the president heads' both the executive and foreign relations committees Other appointments included: : Men's basketball—Willard N Greimt Denver 14 (11')— CHICAGO Jan Teams of the National football league played before a greater attendance in 1942 than in any previous year since the professional ' sport was organized Elmer Leydencommissioner an- of professional football 4nounced Thursday that spectators totaled 1725764 despite the uncertainties of war and the most wretched weather conditions in 10 years Fourteen charity games drew 453652 fans and were exhibitions preseason played before 156958 more The remaining 1115154 attended the regularly scheduled contests to-of the championship season—a tal that was 6 per cent less than the record number attracted to the same number of games the pervious season 16 of the 1942 However games no per cent of the re711- -lar schedule were played in se- ' -- aa t f -- n - Fully --- :4 : 6 t r i - 1 - n Iiiamptien-Sydne- - - : 23-1- ( -- i - : -- ton 59 Kirksville Os o- pc4isilvelrSttack al F'artharn 99 Central Normal 37 1 Wabash 65 Peru naval base 63 Drury 43 Fort Leonard Wood 20 Howard Payne 69 North Texas 64 1 Ari7ona 49 Tompe 31 1 Abilene Christian 36 MeMurry :13 1 Illinois 56 North Grant Teitners Camp 0 12 ' 21 t 7: Providence 0 Indianapolis 4 WaNtlingtori 3 National 1 Montreal 5: etticogoLeague 43 I i sihgat minor cIlimbutl 7 ' 61 ' 74 I VIIIII8 111Y0111111G - 429 333 331 000 4 2 2 01rtoFldrerIce Frt 1000 676 Lost ILEA vs ILL ' - -- 1 --- Vad Chains ' '11 ill - '' ' 7 it - - Ci11' 'I i SI ' Complete stocks Weed and Wesce i (I ' ' : - 4i01 3 No Priority (! 11Mt3 k 1 UTlill wav - ' - well-ma- all-tim- t4t - ' 14 alokr 3o n:gge 0o o:117z() all-sta- rs lar " - 1 1 1 ra: 1 - ' 1 '' 1 ch--t- t 1 de 0 - I A ' o ——— an - z - t-- gr St meeeeree-Pe- - '''' ''' t '' 't ' '4' js 4 : 3 - I - 'i 4 4 - : - 4 A 044 ' ' E 11 !: - 1 - I : 02 -- - ---- - - i - 1 1 - 4 -- U I '''': t tt SEAT COVERS ' ti - 1 Needed - N 4 casion that a game had to be '' t1 7 0 C(71trAl PRrk ' postponed li n ' ' Colomhog Ilitler ' Commissioner 00 ' Leyden said i GFPfPit a (11P3cf: the from I 5 ' i better break I f that IlutehluRoof 2 Plo1' TWO NIGHTS! Memsf 0 0 2 0 Whttiocf ' elements in any five or six of 74 01 12 14 Klorec 3 1 1 7 9 Diarriondc TONIGHT & SATURDAY f i ' e sent 1 1 1 3 Simosoog these games Patesir 05 01 01 101 ' 5-11 6 Olmeng Jan the 1942 attendance above the 0 01 0 Bakerg 0 0 1 0 Sundbergt Protects upe Sturdy high of 1188616 for 10 3 6 23 i Totals 13 2 8 28 holstery Improves appearance Al U OF U FIELDHOUSE ' the regular schedule established A I Burton t low as Southirsto in 1941 8:15 p m i G F P P 11 Coupes Sedans The largest crowd to see a' GFP" 1 I 5 McKeel 2 I 1 A 3 Nydergert (t Prelim ) Gam 6:30 Army i pm) - ''' D4 60 National league team in action— 7 0 114 Rosst y c LBurtonc 1 1 1 3 ? 1 1 101103 witnessed the Chicago 0 II IsiBroirtoon1 ot 85c Reserved Seats voril iuertavenrr 1 0 0 3 't Bears' 21 to 0 victory over the ' 5 Gen Admission 2 at Chicago The Panioee 01 00 00 0 x- r college 3t5e5C Satterthwaitcg 6 — —r smallest crowd — 3858 braved i35c H5vcch I n 7 2 8 16 In mEmni Tatals the cold to see the Brooklyn 15 4 34 l 1 6 mills Children 25c 5 millsl in Dodgers and Philadelphia EldredgP Central Park I Li INk1 i ) c P PI P I t GFPfP Brooklyn November 15 11 O 1 Odellt '2 0 0 2 NEvensonf Mnrt:alLf GET TICKETS NOW: Green Bay's annual visit' to a a0 2 ()0 Salifirsr 1 0246 - Tribun - Telegram Deseret rill"O a a 0 VA1 BclimAnx D71 zee 2 '2 Chicago to engage the Bears ITIIR c 412 n 3 n 1 9 P Evetipollg U U of or Graduate Nws 3 CtirOsg Eatchelg 1 0 0 2 topped attendance for the regu402 SO STATE n 4 n111tve e 1 1 scheduled contests draw' Manager's Office n oon larly427A7 SALT LAKE CITY I e to Wrigley field on 2 0 n 4 CEe1q011r 236M Kshingloo Ava Oaden ing 15 November' 15 3 5 3 8 1 6 11 Totals - l i 4"" 's Ii ' I if I 14 BA - --- 11 1 - 000 Won I- 4 13tifisio South Salt Lake Stake vere' adverse weather The weather wns so bad on one oc- Gasolin Results GTFP Hockey American League ' - ' 5 I I West Ensign Soottt 2 04 01 49 Prownt 4 tsa111rinesrlify 0 Collette 1 0 0 2 2 2 4 coles:g Mayg 6 0 0 12 3 2 4 Catinong Wallaceg 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 stoneg Stimmwrhavst 3 0 0 8 Jialdwinf 0 0 0 o0 0 0 0 Oleitutt 0 9 0 Lteslvg t Fshrx 0 4 1 33 I: 16 6 1'2 7 19 S'ore by cpiarteTrValm 19 Soul ti —svetv ieth is la8 15 33 23 18 West rosign South Twentieth T F P 0 0 2 Donakisont 11 0 - 1 - - Ft s g - -- 1 ' i - - expy - track Thursday ' ir 1 7 1 ' '''"40": ' '' - ' J P 0—' - - ! 1 Randle senior conservationist of the fish and game department speaking on "Game Management and Its Relation to Public and Private Lands" and Scott Zimmerman of the federal fish and wild life service speaking on predatory animal control Purpose of the conference is to secure a better working relationship between the fish and game department and the grazing serv- 'National Pro Grid Loop Sets New Record in Attendance 1 ' -01 4t1 A Drive to obtain athletic equipment for service camps and i k i I 7 14'4ANA bases in the Salt Lake City area went into the hands of the Salt iv ' i Lake junior chamber of commerce Thursday at a luncheon meetI ' ing at the Hotel Utah '11 lizi‘ t1 No tWo 4 o IN The chamber represented by Stanley Layton and Douglas S ettle:-- -I dk :' Derrick who will handle the drive and Secretary Ames Bag- '' A' I ley took over from ihe Victory Service league which started -I the movement From now on the league will provide places 14ABWRIP T i tab! for collecting the equipment as the chamber directs the drive 1 '' e I Attending the Thursday meeting were representatives of the t rfiit various army establishments in this area and civic and service — club officials The army delegates indorsed the community enterprise and the various club officials promised to ask their respec-ö tive groups to get behind the movement Tromondous Volvos on WO Bagley pointed out the great need for all types of athletic If Quality Accessories more the isolated service the for for camps equipment especially ' ' Limittid Quoirt4fies Officrs from Fort Douglas Dugway Wendover Salt Lake air 11 L MURAT! So Hurry ' base Camp Kearns and epecial service office Ninth serv' ' '1 Aft ice command said that the army needs and can use additional '-f4 '' i t ' G rel equipment ELEOTIII0 Fred Tedesco Salt Lake City commissioner of parks and i in would said the cooperate every way ' ' public property city AUTO CLULtalS possible with the program --- 1 ' i f w--7- t The junior chamber in the near future will appoint commit- tl ditik tees to work out details of the drive Contributions from citizens 11il will be turned over to the special services office of the Ninth 44 Fits most cars Las- SALE service command i A''-i- ' The ily installed Al eot c Hosts at the Thursday luncheon were Frank B Streator last for the dura- - A 1 VA? ' L 1 tion Super value and Frank Hines of the Victory Service league ' i - - i i4 i Lty' ArP"'' V six-furlo- - 945 - 11:044J I NEW ORLEANS Jan 14 ()P— Brothers' Fly Ty an 1I to 1 shot and longest priced horse in the field of five captured the St Tammany purse feautre at the Fair Grounds 1795' ' out-IL-Lodi- IL '9 1 The' Reynolds 5 2 It - 1Denver 3tan $elected For AAU Position t 41 1 - 1295 1495 -- - -- - Group BINDINGS Were S3509 Now 1 95 BOOTS i one ' 1000 now r A 5 li Reg ' Reg 1250 now I' Reg 18501 now 1445 Reg 2500 now 1995 3IEN'S AiND W031EN'SSKI JACKETS -- ' 7 Sizes 6 Ft to 7 Ft 3 In now now now now ” 1 man's Park ' 695 945 19 19-1- i berm ' nOW January 15 : CHICAGO Jan of the newly chartered Illinois Turf association announced Thursday that all five race tracks in the Chicago area planned to operate as usual this year They agreed however if transportation difficulties intervene shifts in the sites of meetings would be made to tracks more conveniently located The turf association elected these trustees: Matt J Winn and Stuyvesant Peabody Drepresenting Lincoln Fields John Allen and Joseph J Rice Arlington Pant Walter Gregory and BenjarniYi F Lindheimer Washington Park Charles Bidwill and Charles Krutc'- koff Hawthorne and John L Kee-shi- n and Joseph Donavan Sports14 i Were 1250 Were 1485 Were 1950 Were 2295 Were 2690 Jaycees Head Orlye For Service Sports A C !Chicago Area 'Tracks Set 1 ( t 3 t 1 - 'N's - Representatives on District Grazing Boards" Griswold is grazier In charge of range management Director Ross Leonard of the Utah fish and game department will call the conference to order with R Whitney Floyd of Utah State Agricultural college state fire warden scheduled to talk on "Range Fires and Wild Life" 4il George Harrison of Roosevelt and E N Larsen of Hyrum members of the state fish and game commission Sunday's meeting will open at 10 a ma and last until all business has been taken care of Huss explained announce the closing out of all skis Here's your opportunity to get a new pair of skis at less than manufacturer's cost Even though you have a pair of skis—you'll want to protect yourself—because there may be restrictions that will prevent manufacturers from Making skis next season You can't afford to miss this opportunity—a big loss to us—a big saving for you ALL RIDGE TOP HICKORY SKIS 1 I t - - --- !Full Programs ' 1 : - - director Director Ross Leonard of the state fish and game department ham been Invited to attend along i Newell Frei of St George with I 1 1 Mullett-Kelly's 1 II ' - The chief item of business before the group is expected to be action on a resolution drawn up at the December meeting of the board of directors calling for the creation of a five-ma- n nonpartisan advisory board to replace the present fish and game commission and a shift of full power of personnel and management to the department - 1 $ a n 11 :t : ' -- A1 - ) 1 i : ni --- -1- I I 11 ' s Thursday - i t 'e S4 1 AL - i ''' - t 1 riri-- V -- - ' '‘ t r - ' r -- - All sportsmen including those unaffiliated with county groups are being invited to attend the special winter meeting of the Utah Wild Life federation Sunday in Hotel Newhouse President Clifford Huss of Ogden pointed out nt 1 t ' I Wild Life Body Meets in S L Sunday - ' 11 0 - - ' ' t (' - -- Addresses by E A Greenslet and W C Griswold of the office of the director of the U S grazing service will highlight a meeting of district grazing representatives of Utah Friday in the federal building in Salt Lake City The session will begin at 10 a m in the U S grazing service offices in the federal building and will be open to all wild life enthusiasts Besides the district graziers game wardens and repi resentatives of Utah sportsmen's groups are invited 1 Greenslet chief of range management of the grazing service will speak on "Wild Life and the Public Domain" and Mr Gris1 wold's talk will be on "Duties and 1 Responsibilities of the Wild Life Issues call Clifford Huss for lid life meeting 64-2- i Ia '" I' t - eis 14 9 I - - - ' t ld - - -- n a ' ' :! i ''" - - io 1 s ' long-taile- I - - money-winnin- I it:e6"' - 1 3-- A three-year-o- 1 t: ' NEW YORK Jan 14l UP—The army beckoned for another baseball headliner Thursday with a draft board notice to Leo (The By F V W Jones Lip) Durocher manager of the MIAMI Fla Jan 14 (211—War- Brooklyn Dodgers to report for a examination about this thing yet" sent physical ren Wright's Whirlaway The call was announced by thought Durocher is married and in class now that to forth greener pastures Branch Rickey president of the but his wife designs dresses Florida's horse racing tracks are Dodgers at his weekly press conand is not a dependent closed shook Miami sand from his ference Durocher who will be 33 years Durocher has been in the big hooves for what may have been old next July 23 at present is the last time Wednesday leagues 16 years as an infielder g chamThe great and for the last four seasons has pion was loaded aboard an exmanaged the Dodgers winning the press railway car at Hialeah park to Report Lippy National league pennant in 1941 Orto New for a two-da- y trip He reached the world series preleana where there still are purses ROCHESTER Minn Jan viously in 1928 with the New York to be picked up 14 (11—Leo Durocher manYankees and in 1934 with the St — son of As J i mm y Jones Louis Cardinals He was retained ager of the Brooklyn Dodger Whirly's trainer Ben — superinbaseball team who was as manager of the Dodgers for d of the tended the transfer called to report for a physi1913 in negotiations with Rickey horse to the ear he said the cal examination by in November the Calumet comet may never be Durocher's notice followed less army said Thursday night hrought here again would - report to draft he 24 hours after the Dodgers' than bet"If things don't k)ok any board No- 17 at St Louis star centerfielder Pete Reiser had ter by the end of this year I as soon as he completes a been inducted into the army at St doubt very much that Whirlaway check-u- p here Louis and also came on the heels physical wt11 be back here although it's Durocher at the Mayo of an announcement by Joe hard to look that far ahead" clinic for a routine examof the Yankees that he Jones added ination said that neither he Intended to enlist Owner Wright is thinking of nor examining phybicians Rickey said that the man power retiring the winner of $560911 to knew just when he would was becoming acute for problem the stud farm after this year and leave the clinic Physicians the Dodgers and that the club Jones pointed out that he probsaid he has no serious might go into spring training with ably will carry out the plan if fewer players than any club except finds the tough going racing Before coming here Duthe 1943 Philadelphia Phi Is—which be throughout rocher said he arranged a added was "not a very desirable W1hir1awa3' made his first threeyetransfer of his selective comparison" ar-old appearances at Hialeah service papers from a giv-inno sig-- then of developing Originally Rickey had hoped to to St board the Brooklyn announce to his press conference into the ball of fire that made a Louis board and had adthe Dodgers' training base but clean sweep of the vised that hoard he would hare to postpone this disclosure till trifixtures and went on to great he in Rochester until the tomorrow afternoon after twice umphs as a handicap horse was completed chrck-u- p was Last year Whirlaway interrupting the session for private caught in California when Santa Anita closed and spent months of enforced idlenesa Ben Jones undergoing a checkup at Mayo Eeker Five Triumphs he has visited annu- wasdetermined not to keep the chnicforwhich several Over Police 9 64-2- 0 ally and years horse on a year him there reached by derided to ship him to New Ornickey Ecker basketball team of the lenrs once the ban on pleasure telephone to inform him of the from the Brooklyn draft Salt Lake Recreation league had driving foreed the closing of both notice No 133 where several of little difficulty in defeating the board rlorida tracks Duro- Salt Lake Police 0 ten Jones went ahead to Nev the Dodgers registered and examThursday Orleans by automobile Thursday cher said he would take the afternoon in the public safety gym leaving Whirlaways pet handler inationin when he returned to his Merlin Ahlquist was high-poiman for the winners with 16 St Louis Pinky Brown in charge of the home The notification apparently took Freddie Sanford led the losers horses sent along in Thursday nickey by surprise and he told with 13 nights shipment ail-me- ' lip i newspapermen he had no plans about a manager "I don't know what I am going to do in fact I don't intend to do anything right now" he declared "1 reserve the right to change my mind of course but I haven't By Judson Bailey ' ' yd With Sports Leaders Today ' - 1 Brooks' Prexy by Surprise Turf Champion May Not Race Again in Miami 1 unt- 51lt gakt iltibCalls Meeting 'Graziers Meet (2 I) e i -"' t am4hwpoil ' Al - - |