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Show SEPTEMBER 11, 1940 nTlRDAY M0RNING TI1E BOX ELDER PAGE FIVE L TWO SIDES TO A QUESTION! jffCHAPMAN FINALS enters NKWS-JOnt- IT SB'? ; Play lcCollough Today For Title FUK X . Y. me r playing ; iio.es as if Friday had him hoo- j ), irjl!) Uli K ipiiran today ,d "p.i one of the most stirring srag ?u.f has seen and gamed amateur And roundWit1of the allCl a Jor? over Wilford Wehile of rp)-Afi- ml! meet W. B. nobod.'' man the He Philadelphia. fjorn ht. .CM Z fl s 1 seml- - ,Vaiker - stars, (lus Moie up and Billows- land League: (rop srclssiis 'cEM. lod Oregons total at bulbs this year, Ote (UP) crop will pjieissUs Jiatt 25 00TKM0 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 8 (2nd game Beckman and F. Hayes, Hallett and Turner. Washington 3, St. Louis 7. and Hudson, Monteagudo Ferrell; Trotter and Swift. NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (UP) Whatever monkey - wrench that has been needed to slow up the machinery of the New Yoik Yankee Express, apparently has taken the Detio' Tigers only two days to find - -- state department of Bulbs has announced. twice befori nrisi be inspected ,t a,,. plated on the market. agri-fiihur- e game's 8-- KtAL LSI ATE SOLD tSTArjE BOUGH John Kimbrough in the sad again, will be favored to S.M U. and turn the trick. Baylor are rated t .e two chief contenders. Texas and T.C U will be improved and could cause trouble. Rice will try to beat back under a new coach, Jess Neely, and Arkansas, for the first time in years, apparently wont be a troublemaker 'Hie Big Ten Ohio State, last years champion despite a con-fetence defeat by Michigan and an intersectional loss to Cor-nell, is likely to repeat. The, Buckeyes are loaded for bear! wnh Quartet back Don Scott1 likely to be one of the years Mimcma gi cutest players. Michigan and Iowa probably will torm the next group Northwestern might stage a n.g comeback if i e line develops Indiana any stiength, might Purdue, puli a surprise. and Wisconsin all will have to show considerable improvement to get in the first group. The Blx Six Nebraska, with a veteran team headed by Her man Rohng and llippity IIopp, to win he title is lavored .Missouri, last yeais champion and Oklahoma, ate due to bat tie for the runner-uspot Missouris e ances depend oi the condition of Paul Christ-- ( man, who hurt his leg in base-- j ball last spring. The Far West Southern California, despite the loss of All-- , stdrs including America guard Harry Smith, Ambrose Schindler, Granville Lansdell, Doyle Nave, still is the team to beat. Mickey Anderson promises to add speed to the backfield and Bob Peoples and Mel Bleeker, a sop omore, are counted on to make up for the loss of Schlin-- i dler and Lansdell. Washington is likely to win the title if the 'Ttojans are upset. The Husk- can-- j les have two didates in Rudy Mucha, center, 'and halfback Dean McAdams, a great kicker and passer Calitornia and Stanford are expected to be tougher, especially thti Cardinals under C Stanford's full Shaug nessy. back, Norm Standlee, is one of the nations best. U.C.L.A.' attack will be built around speedy Jackie Robinson, the Negro quarter-miler- . Tne Big Seven -- Although a track coach, Frank Potts take1 over at Colorado University and that team is doped to win the crown. Utah U., Denver U., and Brigham Young will be the o ief contenders. die AGAIN TO CAST paid for DEAD and USERhone LESS eows and horst.. ASH MIGHTY SPELL 493 UPHOLSTERING anil Office Furniture rebuilt, and refin- repaired, Everton Mattress Co., Ixhed. (A Phone 27. Incl) CISTOM Hume Many Teams Play Attractive Schedules 7 SALE By Sedan, good tires, A31 SOineIG J. 324 modern Impure Oscar Lee, 43 SALE FOB home. North Phone S65.00. heater, and used' battery, owner, FOB Six-roo- m 4th West. 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Impure Garr Rose, Ply-rnout- Where To Find It DIRECTORY A listing of reliable Individuals firms and in specialists building their trades Gy Sholty Painting, Papering, Decorating Phono 405 interior PLUMBING A HEATING too small Satisfaction Coleman A Sorenson Dr Dime guar CHIROPRACTOR C R Jones, D. C., Health Home 318 East Forest. Phone 182. INSURANCE OPTICAL N L. Ofltc GOODS ' Hansen Stort -- The Variety Articles. ORCHARD SUPPLIES Approve quality insecticides, rnatertal Anderson Produce Ce Store of Million WE CHOP! CORN HAY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press C'orresMmlent NEW YORK (UP) From all sections of the country comes the word: "We expect the season in football grea:est ears " All sectors are looking forward to even bigger crowds than last season and more and belter teams unless events in But ope take a more ominous ,uin and interfere. Last years thiee outstanding teams were Texas A. & M., unbeaten and untied and Sugar Bawl champion; Cornell, unbeaten and untied and conqueror of Ohio State, Big Ten title older; and Southern Calitied (but fornia, unbeaten twice) and Rose Bowl chamThey'll all be back in pion. tne national scramble this season. But each has its work cut out for it. All three could be beaten in their owr, sections withous causing too much lifting eyebrows. All sections of the country expect huge crowds because of and the attractive schedules of promising large number teams. Starting on Saturday. Sept. 28, nearly every section Oi the country will have one or more big attractions. Notre Dame expects to draw 500,000 again, approximately playing a schedule from New York to Los Angeles. The Irish lost heavily but have strong replacements who promise to another Dame give Notre classy team. By sections the outlook seem to shape up like this: T e East Cornell, losing only one prominent regular, Whit Baker, off Iasi year's unbeaten team, is likely to come through again. Princeton will be dangerous with Dave Allerdice rated one of the countrys top passers. Columbia, Colgate and Syracuse have promising squads. Penn has good material but a Navy seem; tough schedule. to have a slight edge over tbe Around Boston College Army. as exceptionally loom both strong dubs. In the Pittsburgh Betty Jameson Duquesne appears to region Finals have an edge over Pitt and Enters Carnegie Tech. SEATTLE, Sept. 13 (UP AlaThe South Tennessee, Jameson, national worn-- j Betty , bama, Georgia Tech, and Tu-- ens golf champion from San lane are rated the top team added a not er Antonio, Tex conference. (couise record to her collection ir, the Southeastern Mississippi. Mississippi State today when she entered the and Louisiana State cant be finals of the 4()th annual west-overlooked and any one of ern Women's Golf association m might crash into the championships. first group. Tennessee, despite Miss Jameson shot a 71 in the loss of half a dozen reg- defeating Mune Veatch of hit the attic, 2 and 1. will meet ulars, expects to heights again with Bob Foxx Marion Miley of Lexington, and Johnny Butler doing the Ky. tomorrow in the In the Southern finals. conference Duke and North Carolina are expected to bat UTAH OIL PRODUCTS tie it out for the title, wit' any one of the 24 hrs. daily a strong dark-horsWake Forest TIRES REPAIRED but not likely to crowd out the two leaders. ECONOMY MOTORS Phone 553 Road Service Tiie Southwest No champion has ever repeated in this section but Texas A. & M , with By , S Martin Rasmussen "'tdence Phone 98 I ' , Se-Sh- e e SILAGE and GRAIN e Rensnnablee Guaranteed Urices Work HARPf.K GRAIN & HAY f hopping association Telephone 498-- J I WANT-A- 1 D llli-nol- (A30S5incl) I EVERTON b.'g KING FOOTBALL ESTATE LOANS-- S. NORMAN LEE. Licensed A list racier , run. 5-- A HO BEAL one In the National league, Cincinnati called on three pitchers, who gave up a total of six hits, to whip t' e New York GUI Joe Beggs, who (Rants, The Tigers put the crusher succeeded starter John Vanon t e Yankees hopes for a dermeer and Witt Guise, w'as fifth straight pennant by scor credited with his 11th win and triumph today tc eighth straight as a telief man. ing an T A pit-te- v - thf 0 lie 111 idges was subduing Yanks, who dropped three games oul ot first, his mates olasied thiee pitcheis for 1C hits, including Hank Green beig's 33id homer of the sea son. Yankee starter Manu Russo was no mystery to the Tigers, who clipped him fo eigm .its and thiee runs anl knocked him out in Ihe fourth A1 Milnar held the American league's heaviest hitters to 3 hits for his 16th win as the In dians made u two in a tow over the Red Sox. Jim Bagby. o went the route for the Red Sox, allowed only two hits, singles by Roy Weatherly and Jeff Heath, but coupled with double-plaLou Boudreau's grounder, they drove in the blast out Ray Billows, r (lee a fmalist in this tourna-p- (Dickey; Bridges and Tebbets of 5 and 3. Boston 0, Cleveland 1. scoie the by f V,s march to the final1 Bagby and Desautels; Milnai and Pytlak. McCuhough. a 50 to round cham-nons- , ousitJ two former Philadelphia 2, Chicago 6 and 1st game Ileusser and Hayes; Jo nny 1'iseher aid a coup'' Lee and Tresh. e Tutnesa, to ! W1 New York 0, Detroit 8. Russo, Sundra, Hadley anil v v he i and Millies march thioug 'American his m m.ght Hlmued i , I final tomor- - hole hand thud straight - , 'SfS!he the McCarthy men then loss and accoun lor their eighth victory in nin" starts. The vital triump ac tompiished mainly thiough th si tii i Tunim; pitching of Bridges, kept the Tigers at tilt head of the American leugut by .U03 percentage points as tin Cleveland Indian pursuing won ovei the Boston Red Sox National league: Cincinnati 5, New York 2. Vandermeer, Guise, Beggs 'and Lombardi, Hubbell. Lynn and Danmng. Pittsburgh 2, Biooklyn 8 Klinger, Heintelman, MaeFayden and V. Davis, Fer-- j nandes; Head and Franks. St. Ixiuis 9, Boston 3 Wameke and Padgett; Sullivan, Strncevich, Coffman and Berres, Broskie Chicago 1, Philadelphia 6. Root, Bryant and Todd; Hig-b- Stpt lea-gu- CHICAGO. Sept It ilPi A lecoifl noiiihi ot maim leapui clubs still is in tin' miming the l'MU plat e ntidpels Inil conic wti.it may Pi es dent woilil sci lc s will open ill Cm !va Bra Uey of i inn.it Bi ooklv n dim s ( It cl uni, Vice ai 'icsident W. Bie-gs- , O day, Oct 2 Jr, of Detroit, seven ;er Kd Barrow Rcpiescnluhvcs ot dubs five in ihe Amentum (.has McManus league and two m the Nation. it tiavelmg Seere-ioof Boston lammed the eoideieme room i ommissiouei of baseball Ilaiiv Grabiner M L. C McEvoy Landis today amt si tiled 111 that in a lun i y league staff trouble stalled Then tilt With Detroit, Cleveland. New Wuiren Giles, Yoik, Boston and Chicago still er of Ihe mathematical possibilities lor the I' e chain Ameiieun league i to igup pmuship, they had si paiate seis of playing, dates to ox hide days oil lor Hoveling d an eastern club is .(gainst one Irom tile west IN QUR WORKSHOP in the vv til Id set it's. lei e U is: 1 If Cincinnati's champions play New Boston one day will ed lor tiavelmg between the second ami thud games and the fifth anti sixth, if those games ate lequned. One day also will lie allowed if Biooklyn meets the O icago That could hapWhite Sox. pen but probably wont. No day will be permitted if Cincinnati meets Delroit, Cleveland or Chicago nor will YOUR FURNITURE there be traveling time for a anil series between Brooklyn IS REJUVENATED New Yoik or Boston. The first two series games Springs given new life, fillwill be played on National ings given new resilience, upnext the three league grounds, holstery cleaned or replaced and the American league in -- thats how we make your the last two, if needed, back in furniture young again! .And tne National league. the cost is low. Leslie O'Conner, assistant to Landis, said it was the largest conterenee of its kind he recalls. MATTRESS CO. "I've never seen so many clubs represented at one of these world senes meetings Will ). t Usually, it's the National with more possibilities," he said. 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