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Raceways, bought Hanover, by Adios, for $40,- Os ?

f- mile tracks, he will be rac-

' these youngsters, as two-

and three-year-olds in

vite stakes, which are mostly on the mile tracks.

Joe O’Brien, acting for the S.A.

for the Camp Stable is be- the Camps are breeding ‘wonderful trotters and pac-

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NEW YORK (AP)—Penn State

lengthy list of post n college football bowls ‘that spotlight year-end holiday season.

A third game on today’s pro- gram is the Holiday Bowl at St. Petersburg, Fla., where Lenoir Rhyne of Hickory, N.C., meets

Johnny Unitas Wins Award

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Balti- more’s brilliant passing quarter- back, Johnny Unitas, Friday was named the first recipient of the annual Bert Bell Memorial Award as the outstanding profes-|§ sional football player of the year.

Unitas’ selection was announced

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For driving honors of the year, to the USTA report, ie first place goes to William D. ) Gilmour, who finished top with 165 victories. Billy , who had been leading for six years prior to this ar, had 157 wins, but Billy the “money won” driv- ‘for the 8th successive sea-

with $695,296 to his credit. ind three cheers for Canada!! second place in money won is Hodgins, of Clandeboye, , With $601,283. Joe O’-

Horse Of The Year,” Bye Bye Byrd to an all - time money-win- ning mark for one year, and to a world record of 1.57 4-5 on a half ~- mile (Roosevelt) oval. Hodgins also was in the sulky in Adios Butler’s 1.55 45 world mark on a mile track for three-year-old pacers, and he also piloted Adios Butler to a 1.59 2-5 mark on a half - mile oval. And he also won the Little Brown Jug with Adios Butler.

Gilmour, a native of ‘Ontario, led all drivers in the number of dashes won, and Ralph Baldwin trained both Diller Hanover, champion three - year - old trot- ter, and Tie Silk, closest conten- der in many of the top stakes. And, as mentioned before, Joe O’Brien was third in money win- nings with the privately - owned S. A. Camp Stable.

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