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Fale oft oa; wt oe QALY TIMESGAZETTE, Friday, Ociober 3, 195 19 New Zealand Athletes ong bb KITCHENER CP) -- Pla Will Be Acclimatized Eh By J. C. GRAHAM land's hope for the 1,500-metre|with third-place and second- A Press Correspondent [run Hatben hay run 3 mile Xa hig Ber Gea game finishers Vip meet in AUCKLAND, N.Z. CP) -- New fraas | i 3 some ? A motion Zands joa of, be OI seirive "on the four ide are metre Yachting con-1y; mak, The semi isle Games contains few obvious Woska beaters. But as the nearest|milers tal point series was country to Jstrglia, ay a go SWIMMER oP ALE Zenlind as the advantage. of Lincoln H ty Lon : lavedat ight at aight. Nov: 1. RX three Hnal B Nov_30 10, 5 ol LAR Fra It is nearer to Mel-| veterans from ey some parts of Aus- st Hels. Tall, 4 tralia itself. A RATE The New Zealand team will be arslty here CCIDENT well acclimatized and will have he 00- and 200 There were 12,296 less travel than any team except the hosts. New Zealanders can Be Er a Trl athletes coming fon the ite hemis- i these. ¢ entrants may BiSIe. i lave Joun alting iplpta B pty Seve! ve Australia and will stay there until|top form, greater hopes of Gold after the Games. ey include Medals may rest with team mem. Murray Halberg, 23, New Zea-ibers in events harder to compare'is still at the "top of form. Named After Old Son Sismabion Has bo am er g Western Quarterback . LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Backed He May Set High Tune sii n% e Y g collegiate football race, coach By RALPH BERNSTEIN ihe supplementary entry cost of Sumy Matas of the ava CAMDEN. N.J. (AP)--A horse Vy Federal Hill's first race last/send a Toronto hometowner Who was almost Sold for the SoBg June, he finshed third. However, against the University of Toronto he was named aftef the two horses who finished ahe head Blues in the im good chance of winning the richest f Wim, later we at portant game here purse in thoroughbred racing his-|of WM. J ci a got op. & 8 win Saturday. ory Saturday. stop and think. Art Turner, the sialealias| Ho's Federal Hill, a Kentucky- "gjnce that first race, Federal formerly with Toronto Dan bred colt, named after the gy has started 10 times and fin-|Tech, proved last Saturday, : ik 7 . 3 "home" in the song, My Old Ken- {shed in the money on eight oc-| Western lost a 21-19 a at tucky Home. This son of Cosmic caslons, six sales a winner. He|Toronto, that he he could - + throw the BRAUTIFUL NEW WOODBINE TRACK SCENE oF ? CavAmIAY CHAMPIONSHIP STAKES CLASSIC SATURDAY Bomb-Aerial Beauty is one of 17\y. earned $50,675, ineluding tilong one," He pitched of the finest two-year-olds in the |r ney in last week's Sarde tate touchdown pass to Frank. ne as T United States expected to march|i io) ™ in" which he ted the|and just failed to connect on an- postward for the $315.210 Gardens, ;req B Sig Calumet other to Bill Britton. State Stakes at Garden State|p, ig previously unbeaten colt.| The Park. Lussky's colt will have to be at|te]l orci wi ong | Should Federal Hill thrush hisithe peak of performance Saturday. ones and try and ut Toronto 'of = - k in In SC sFall Classic [semi mm nef ¥hisle fie" Bo, Roe Bk Cul" cet Wp teenth test for two-year-olds. he'd| Fitzsimmons, should be at least a TORONTO (CP)--The Canadian|$400 to hominate Career Boy, [cerainly qualify for a rags-to-2.to-1 favorite. Teddy Atkinson o en" Aone wilhout on wat | 2.501 Championship Stakes will have a | Fisherman, Brown Hackle and|riches yarn. Toronto, replacing Fddle Arcaro| a recurrence of a charley SOLE SOC RS yeutal total value of $62,800 if, as is Gunner Boy. It is possible that| Clifford Lussky, Kentucky paint | who is under suspension for * ears, Jered while linebacker Remo Co.| 8 long walk, Walked and expected, 16 horses go to the post|one Of them may arrive here Fri- manufacturer. who owns ederal less" riding in on Bold. Ruler: pat banged his bad knee again, qalked and walked. Felt rT choy Bow Wood. |da Hill, admits that he once thought handle the reins on Bold rE il Te o ashoe reed Bt fi erie Bonet, bine Saturday, the Ontario Jockey rince Morvi, Wise Mar in, very little of the colt he recently |Arc his uspelil day. socks--my feet have never Ciub ann oa sterda Paper Tiger, Dark Armor, Eu- named as a Garden State entry at| Wednesday but was turn: own. J Metras sald it wea _ungertainl y h ve 5 ub announced yestercay, genia II and other invaders from hether Baltback Bob een so comfortable! The owner of the winning horse|the United States had their final x . " ' re will receive $45,300. Second place| preps for the big race Thursday McGill Redmen Minus Money-To-Bum ier, 1a red inthe (uses is worth $10,000, third $5,000 and|morning. It is anticipated that For S Tilt . able. Miller received a knee fn. | fourth $2,500. |Canadian racing will be repre- Brown For Sat. Ti F avored To Win jury when tackled along the side- There sil 7, a ghalice that he sented by such goed ones 28 gona MONTREAL (CP) -- Buster e after a kick return from his| powerfu itney able dian amp, Flee a ally- ® 2 a own end zone. may ship a horse from New York |donnell, Marshal Ney II, "Marked | Brow? Jormes mad is Hamil Cambridgeshire for the race. Mr. Whitney has paid' Game, All View and others. {ton Tiger-Cats o e Big ' | - | Football League, will be unable] LONDON (AP)--Money To Burn} is 1, Turk's Blood 22 to 1, Moun | | ti .|tain Music, Blue Robe, Nicholas | {to play Saturday for McGill Red-| remained the 10-to-1 betting favor [Nickleby Epa ulette, Tale of Two men in their return engagement!ite for the Oct. 31 running of the ri: 4 Insist on LE U.S.C. Star Footballer here against Queen's University Cambridgeshire Handicap at a Cities, Jaspe Victoria Cloud '38 to| gmat ae! 8-T-R-E-T-C-H | Golden Gaels. callover by Britain's top book-|1, My Smokey, Tudor Jinks 40 to| Socks by : Brown suffered a badly-sprained| makers Wednesday night--a few L Counsel iden Vale, Un, ava, | oses areer omorrow ankle against the Gaels in last/hours after 39 horses had been Peigne AL TN her. ; Saturday's 6:1 victory by McGill{named for the race. Silk, Redway, Taphius, Melody ; : : oad LOS ANGELES (ah) = Yulver1a itis biter, When he Jaks shout at Kingston. Team doctor John S./ Money To Burn, a three-year- Yat, Noa, Sahouw Bore 1 a 4 ; \jity of Soutisrn lalilofnia hall: [he yey orf ic 5tiSmith sald Brown is definitely old owned by Lady Belinda Dug- e_Moon, r II, THREE OF THE international | onto's new Woodbine track are I York; Wise Margin, owned by |back Jon Arnett bids a mid-sea-| Conference edict limiting Arnett-- out of Saturday's game and "there dale, is scheduled to carry 102 Rommy, Kid, Dionisio, Riotteur hoto, | Sam "Tufano, Boston, and Dark |son adios Saturday to a brilliant}and 11 other Trojan seniors--to oe field of thoroughbreds entered | pictured in this composite pho Amour, owned by M. Luro, Arg- 'collegiate career. five games this season. The ban, |is only an outside ch of him over the mile and a fur in next Saturday's $50,000 Canad. | Left to right: Eugenia 2nd, own- entine which also hit UCLA hard, was . ter. s bein dy for the following le of the Cambridgeshire course jan Championship race at Tor- | ed by W. Arnold Hanger, New (CP Photo) wouldn't Tm. little Dj pe for allegedly accepting more fi- i er nto™ game" senior. "But I can't com- nancial aid than the conference| pj pack Rick Adrian, naithack| welg own x plain; I've played a o (allows. Jimmy Grant and tackle Ron 3 DECAL ERE A SI "I's a travesty of justice," Hill Lany J British Re 4 ] \ | MB He certainly has; 25 a" Murphy also were injured last \ } Ladle : which he has gained 1, $aid, (Io. take Something from gq and are doubtful start- joint 100-to-8 second fa-| -- : ------ for: which they have ers. AQrian snd. Grant suffered | aglie And EE er Enrli Se somize | YOUR KITCHEN Wop pe Bo ein tn gyre Mo Eos Repl "Arnett is the t all aroundbe lured by Canadian gold. juries but are expec 0 poylu Now They v ve Sold Hearn To Phillies [xi " "id! Stl Eset 0 ol BRAS PP Role BE Bilt ore? OF TO-MORROW TO-DAY. 2084 By ED SIMON mid-season, didn't pitch a bad|and Maglie, Hearn won't have ain a pfactice scrum for his finale Canadian Press Staff Writer | game all year as he sparked the| Cincinnati powerhouse batting at- with Stanfor USC. Knox went to Hamilton and| NEW YORK (CP)--Once upon; Dodgers to a pennant, won one of [face I eine ee Unlike Arnett, Hill is more thanithrn Calgary. a time, in an age that seems far {two superb world series starts|changes, the Phillies are likely away and long ago to New York|and threw in a no-hitter againstito prove the same second-division Giants fans, three men pitched | Philadelphia Phillles for good club that couldn't even hold up the their team to a first-place tie and | measure. | incomparable Robin Roberts for| 2, lars ictory vet Brooklyn) Meanwhile, back at the Pol p\ iE Customary 20 victories this "J 1 i po nd to ae I nt World| Grounds, the third member of the|" By Hearn, three years youn or) | | 1951 pennant combination, Jim|¢han Jansen and six younger than | | | One, Larry Jansen, lost his fast| Hearn, continued to toil for they Maglie should have a few useful , pit ball and drifted to the minors. Giants in good times and bad. The second, Sal Maglie, developed| After a couple of lacklustre sea-| "1 ya youre I mored castof B 8) oO F T H E j 4 E A R ! miseries in his back and wasisons, he appeared to be headed tradition, he probably will od . waived out of the league to Cleve-|for a big year last spring. But he land. lost a succession of well-pitched| the Giants if ig somioriable The subs uent fortunes o Jaa games When iis males wouldn't n't D sen and Maglie, especially the lat- or en he developed ter, are fresh in our memory. Jan-|back trouble and ended with a Aran O FLY AGAIN iti sen returned from Seattle to hand miserable 5-11 record. {man U.S. Air Force crew has Milwaukee a couple of stinging de. de- ON THE BLOCK | arrived here to fly back to Ohio| feats that kept Cincinnati Redlegs So th th = pl i he Globemaster transport which | in contention up to the wire | e sixth - place Giants de- bi) landed in April at nearby | this year's stirring National cided the 33-year-old righthander nroint Hone airport with 100 men | e race. doesn't fit in with their Tehuilding| by Jans and. ot Bit 0 Sr PHIL, 2 oard. 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