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Show 0011F. SrftICES UOBEEl ' h 11 II 11 ii) lig, tg, 111 1 4 '"t tt ,- ' THE DESERET ' I - n. , 7-- , , ,. , 1 S ".., t I , ' ti ' , ,, ii i , ,.... ' ., ,r i , e , ,.,.. , ,, ', t , ,.., 11 .,',t- .. .......... , . ...-- .4t ,i4..,., k, - , 0 , 4 ..N.,.. !, , ,. 04 ' . , ' '' ' . , , ' ,a,-- ' 't ' - , ';' t - )1 ,....,.-e;r:- . , '''' J i y 11 1.60-- id - r' - LETTrtOVEZ sae (cent er) is Jasoil , "Irk. t. pi444 R" I A , ,,,, , ',,, , s . , 1 , ,0 (, , , li s. t i . t i , ,.: , 0 I I,,,. . 1 4 - -1-- Pettriatt Oa del' veld Clig! tinsel in Me first two fames et Ma ll'oritts Spritti YeAls Korkool out yesseitisty Li. tht Arlie Perk. Runint (kit) siut -- i , - CINCINNATI. Oct. 7.(INS)Still, arnelling fahttly of hosPltal antiseptic. Lefty Gomez took the motuld in Cincinnati today la a gallant effort to give the New York Yankees their third : Reds. world series victory over the Cincinnati ataright . ---aNational lo... Never ' beaten 14 77;---League club in a series r.,....,......1 9 which date back to 1922,freshman! f wid be opposed by the cAr , of Mar the Red's hurling., stall.i ' 7,- i 1 N, BY 11013 CONSIDINE - 4".- - , ,- , . .. ,... ''' 7'1' ' f Thompson Packs Ifeavy Load For YoungsterFans Quiet j - '. tI - Sonic Advice For Go niez Ott Toilay 93 Gauze - .. fl ,.. i $ .. 4 , i, Ai 61 ' , '' - ,1 . ,.t ,, 4 , I i , - ' 1 t' of v ......,.,, . . . .. , .4,, - ''',,,,,,, 1 Blinks On 110:Star pt -- , t t , , ,.,, 4 , , , , . , .., ,,,,,r ,,, .,., -- ,.. , ,. ,, ' , , --. . , 4444' .,,, AlcK(!clinle Club :'. ..4. , i . - ' ,, - i , 4 1 4 4(' ' 4. , 1),119 ' 4 ' i it.. . , ' : ' tfl'iP,....".4 I '3 l', , , , , .' Pi , 4 ! Salt Lake City, Utah, Saturday, October?, 1939 , - i 'IL . I ,, Otte , .04 , NE'S,VS ,0"'' ' t H '' , 4,, t, , i ' t ; ,, '' , ...; , , .. .. i .4 , IP nEconD 808E10 tg, t)) 11 11-- MDASI - Gene Thompoott, - , dO - , So 0 , , ''''' , The veteran Yankee southpaw emereed from a New Volk hoopiud last Monday after a week's treat- , muscle a ment for ' -badly strained , was believed '''0, side. in his not It 'k.: 3 would , that Joe McCarthy risk ,.,. LUGE.NE EdRt THOMPSON. JR, Cierineati ousci I all Teokaeg . rke fresomen oar 2 1 r;gkt using him in the series, but the .: " 3 ea . felt )aisciser, is staled I. leas Ma 'Ora komo rues eismd I handoi, moods 6 fool J. arsieu that good y 2.: pitcher today A.., 4 , ' ' .. ' i se,,wart aka Reda ewers I Vernon commie? ! lode" gooiest asked for end got the assignment. . for Li, 4 . rtire , sore . Dogged by a succetsion of h 1 , arms. Gomez won twve and lost ''... i. . 12,0 eight I, .. , the eeason Just closed. CHICAGO. Oct. 4 bull Dili Lee displayed superior staying possessor of a fast that I .4 t . 1 ,-1 '' t, power on the mound yesterday and. like a large Mexican jumplogi , led the Chicago Cubs to their seo bean, won thirteen sod lost Mei I , end victory in three starts. 4 to 2, for the Reds. The big. rangy right. T1111 N EW BA N K BOAI1D ! over the American League White hander beat the Pltuiburgn Pirates noble basketeera The be may k ' , Sox in the city series. In the game that clinched Cincin 4 ', 0 shooting at a new kind bank- Thornton Lee hurled natl.' first pennant lit 20 years. , Southpaw , ,,,, ,, $ 3. v , 7 '' Sox Oct. for PROVO. better and looked the board seasom the ' next ''''''' MAKE ' Already thil i k ,04, -- -' ' l. )., pitcher in the early innings, but he ltr.Die if of I wet field greeted Brig. i NO CHANGES some of the coaches are ex year reto ,..,.. faded and had be ., , . A.....gradually - stream-lined- , 1 Though his team has gone ham Young Vniversity Cougars and, lieved by 1301 Dietrich In the Bev. IA innings with only e x perlmenung wan a 4 through i . as State Colorado Aggies they Cubs runs "backer-upper,The made three emit basket conVeX I '''., singles to Its offensive credit, and -and seven hits off the scored only one run in the two with an aim to reporting to the awaited today their afternoon foot, ' , i on two qf run added their and fourth ,,i . ,,,, games played, Bill McKechnie said ,rules committee as to how it ball clash at "Y" atadium. , hits off Dietrich In the eighth. would make no' A heavy rain fell during the L9 -- ---, - Hart- today that he Augie Galan and Gabby i wOrktL Reds the changes-Ilineup. nett each had two singles.- Dill Lee night. and judging by dark clouds "They won the pennant, as they The board was tried out at the which hovered overhead the down1 ''. to eight hits held Sox the slugging 1 IP, 4 ''''''' ,, are, 7 the ,01101W pilot oV,Utah State College Coaching School ! .i.. and walked three. l' ,. ; will continue fall' to a periodically , the Reds told reporters, - hec, , I CHICAGO SOX CHICAGO CCRO , last.summer, under the tutelege of B.H. 0.A. tic 'press conference lit the crowd . the day. 11.11.04,i , through ' Coach 4 3 0 4 Cox of Belinalls.. 4 I 2 0Hack.1111 Colorado Forest U. Out . Netherlands-VasaThe Aggies arrived here this 1 0 I Berman.2b. I 't 4 I 3 4 ed lobby of the litrweensh.s1 4 1 4 'Galacif 4 5 1 0 "and lit stick with this lineup of the 60 mentors In the class. only morning, and Coach Harry Hughes ' , :L, ' ! ,,,,00,0"'' : 4 3 1 3 beiber.et f i Anslincas. the aerie& It's the three voted their disapproval of the 4010 l 4, 3 1 3 0 right through two In start bleNatr,3b. 3 1 0 2 Reynoicts.rt. ' best I've got." I wemer.II.. 4 1 3 0,1,1.11ueoell.11). 4 01 !board. Coach Cox held el, basketbal! i , ' . I.. 17 t , replace tarKoc rt Reentateljt 13 as3 Ott gt s'osa3-l7Clasi at CU' utter he lett Logan anal 1 4 I 3 Dr"oh,c s I , I'llartelLas., ' $,' hitlem TIM leftWatson his 0,,,,,,,,. and ' fullback. at Quine a fically defended aStetrawhe 1 0 I OW. Le.c.p.... a I coach 9f. the 18 enrolled ,'' 4 ( 1 lighten-u, or Ed fielder, Wally Berger, whose place voted tine in favor of the board now in will start at right- halt In , i The outfield WU rumored to be in 3100 tMcCracken. ' T ' 1 0 use. Coach ( will keep one of ,sDattrieb.p. I I 4 '1 about to go to the veteran Al Sim- these convexCox 1 In. will 'IV" , ,, remain The lineup boards in the Colora33 0 24 7 Totals Totals., 33 1117 11 mons. do field house. in order that the tact. Batted tor Tresh n ninth. welrabid fandom Cincinnati's follow: The , , lineups , Dietrich tor in siCatted ninth. acshooters may become ,- 1 ,' back to town yes- hoop , ,,,, comed Reds 100 100 006--2 the BRIGHAM ',Sot (AL' 'k COLORADO Chicago He feels that the with it. .:: , 000 Oil 11s-- 41 ,, L',, the same air quainted YOUNG with much 1 Chicago Cubs (BL) STATE 4 ii terday new ' 1 board will be Summary: ErroraBartelL Applint. Bons of a universally dePos.. hatted intrack. G. Ruteell. Berman. Player populace receiviag a lately l, Player for the 3941 season. --' ,. r i ' 4,-- - adopted . . Weenlit ceased hero. A crowd of 30,000 Applms. Walker. Two base hits of the bankboard Blake The 1. ; Rusel, Reynolds. Hack. Stolen hasesReY was e , f, ...N ."- - ;.' . Itr at the station ot meet the is 'fourconsexity '. Leavitt inches beginning at the Witcooky nolds. W. lee. Double nlaYDanell and Martin 0. Lefever, ort ballsOtt T. 14,e 3, trains bearing the players, officials Russell. Rases 'gr. median and plane I elf W. Lee 3, Struck running out Wendel ,-' 0, e.... 'Markham ' outBy T. inLooC 3. and reporters, and thousands of three feet to the ends. This gives by W. Lev& BiteOtt T. Lee ' ' Gilbert rat ' Reading 2 in 1 24, Losing others lined the streets leading to a oft Districts of radius tiN, innings: curvature, Miller t ' ,...... were which sponsors for the ...Bateman There rtl.. OlotherT. Lee. -the official hotel. board Reeve rel V k --- 4 cheers, but not the mild revelry claim is just about ideal. The an-- stinnett A 4,,, " ''', Jensen but don't Reds when They gle of incident and reflection on Cavanaugh the which Oregon's greeted , Ihr Deacon Wing , upset tie with U. S. C. The Trojans clinched the pennant. ., ,, this are does not vary a , rhl Brink Watson otten start slowly. Trojans shoula A gigantic pep rally at ,the City deal from the conventionalgreat 11 BUCKY VALTERS flat Cincinnati. liasling ace. is whispering . D. Gardner 4 demonstrate improvement in pow- Hall, at which Lyons Mayor Flora La- plane. something Of other to Joe Dedamtio, Yankee stuFgor, Iota Jo. doesnt er and Washat of polish expense . 3 Guardia spoke, fell a trifle flat Since the latest basketball rules and rigidity, thereby can& seem to be taking it seriously. They're shown prior to today's third ington State. after the "Little Flow- change allows an additional two istrength to land a greater (Him rebounds toorld series game at Cincinnati. U. C. L. A. not la good as upset particularly e.,.. ling er" mentioned stoutly that he ex., feet of playing space under the tepee front the basket and ? ..4 of T. C. U. would indicatetherefopening . Yanks to ."carry home baskets, schools laying out new, . the pected the areas around the congested . ore, do not sell Washington short the pennant" courts are taking advantage of this up , on that account- - The Bruins, how. DISCOURAGED hoop.. FANS . , , change. More room- in the "cof-ever, have the beating by Pitt to CHEER GEHRIG -- fin corners" and greater freedom BUCK SHAW', Santa Clara': gra. Ishale off. That's rightmy guess There was a gasp of awe In the, of play in, close quarters is now is no better than yours. coach, if of this !pin: as the faintly bored Yanks possible. With. a convex bankboard cious, handsome Mowaatn , California must make 'mighty crowd ..,. ,, football , con- in universal use, defensive play is lots that Rocky station's the walked t,:,.:.., through comeback from ti,o far at national upset by Stagg's course to their taxicabs. A respect- certain to come under a complete greatly under-eatet- t College of Pacific to match power- ful folSaid concerned. is Buck, The defense them prestige have was will cleared for revolution. by , path St. ful '''' BY BOB CONSIDINE Mary's. - Came silent farts. However, when Lou to spread out more than ever, re- lowing hit retuns to San Francisco of. Spoiler Of No SouthwestTexas Christian on Gehrig Oct. 7.(INS)Babe Dahlgren, the Norwegian Mrs. Geh- sulting and much ter the Utah game: 'The University with CINCINNATI, open appeared, ERNIE LOMBARI, Cincinnati's famous "Schnozzola,s is the chap' the 1939 record is choice Ar, a cheer filled the, faster playing down In close ecor- -' of Utah football, team ccmclied by Me boy who was held In mild contempt by the Redsuntil he kansas. Southern Methodist preps rig at his side, proved n ' who spoiled a possible game, world series game for ,Monte ing territory., dub ag depot. Armstrong ia ass good echoing for Notre Dame against North Tex-- i Hitless for 12 consecutive He the Convex board ran be found anywhere on the Pacific that he was a Norse of another colorhit only .231 during the for Sponsors Innings - Pearson Thursday. He'll be in there swinging at Gomez today. as State Teachers. Rice takes It as follows: Coast or Atlantic seaboard." season just closed: In the world series, against two great pitchers bats and throws right handed, weighs 220 and stands 6 feet 2, a product spread over the two games already set forth aits advantages shot to the goal o , easy against Centenary. ,, took nonetheless 1For , the Reds straight of the 'old League. played, Paul Derringer and Ducky Walters, he is hitting .500, has hit , like SouthAuburn has balance but e is increased by 271 TILE GRID GLAMOUR BOY th-practice at Crosley the scoring zone few proved stars to pit against Tu- no batting series only home run, leads his series foes and friends in feet. lane's touted though defeated Green Field. Mckechnie explained that square a bank shot contacting , Football's glamour boy, the doubles, drove in the tying run of the first game and scored the Wave. It won't be enough with- a day's rest would be a good tonic the2For 'bankboard three,1 inches , from widely heralded Chicago high for the badly battered team. out breaks and superior spirit, winning run of the second. the edge, the scoring zone is in. de CorreDuke entertains Colgate, and The Yanks, however, were-- out creased; school:. There's a story,Pehind it one' gren said something back to him sensation,Bill 20' square in the "surprisingly 'hot 'sun- by probably not too well. Davidson noon makes debUt of those stories you'd hardly be that he hauled off and hit Babe his of mental hazard vont, attemptcollegiate and wrung low whistles from ',3The has been beaten twice in the Souththe side line, di- In Dyche Stadium, Evanston, lieve in these days of business men ()11 th e nose.. ern ConferenceV. M. I. should the grounds keepers' by belting ing. a shot from to bank, is elimFor it Is a story of re' make it thrice. Clemson vs. North countless drives over the left and reetly parallel to the the recession of today. A pair of pretty fair foot- players. The lif)titIden'tstrEealgmhtefE.aticikood inated,, owing 's that Carolina one to pick center field walls. Joe DiMaggio. the the, story of a fellow who al- ball teams, 'Northwestern verige. and of the bank. vertical edge ran down across . who has had only two fluke .hits with your eyes closed. old threat. an ' Is ilgirpetts ,clidilsoomde.e BY ELMER LAYDEN of d unobstructed goo visibility. lowing making favorites Oklahoma, respective Vanderbilt vs. Kentucky, both off In the series, took the longest ; In 1935 Dahlgren was the lowly cide'cl not to fight back ' then and Football Coach, Notre Dame University to a gobd start; the Vandles' start workout of all, and ,wasnlsatisf- the goat is for Western Conference and Dig of spectators 4The visibility - the most impressive. one week-enuntil he hit cleared that Is craam Fordled Tennessee football ttuhreeren.ri IthVeertbeearm,waable attes'rttaar Cream the the of collegiate I . itaplfaiyio increased beyendthe'end souei due Six championship honors, will reoeriga,rrtdededslirosxt.baisieemawnasfOrathreo0Bokies: should push over Sewanee. Missis- not omy the left field wall but the to a recession of the yertleal edge. provide the occasion for the un-- 1 the game. At least, there is more national championship sippi State I3abe considered himself er. and Flor;daState beat street running parallel with It The just rookiers1 a convex and more filled with 34The 0 shape of the bank talk about these two than about any other pair. However, cone Arkansas 19 to 0, last week; Flori- mighty poke landed on the roof of results punk who was doin g h'Is best to much greater veiling of the new lied Grange servile air than a of in unit o p. la a 12-n any team to perhaps s place 0 tie Such figures a z did are stiffer, da lost Texas. factory, opposite the fprence imraztuia open in ;various sections, warm-up- , of the prairies. wanrt trouble.. But hiwas-bla, shouldn't lie. I fence. N. D.) Teschers 0:t Bottineou Fog. prentice who ever came up . lief,I, and you will be able to get &rime line on what's what in 1939. not to does intend that To a Northwestern Boston re . !Minot night, Mei., York O. start de Correyont for very. ,zoott MidwestNorthwestern .unleash-t- porter he :Iaid, ., chance with t0 the War. plaY Warrensburr Central 0; got tbro.) PS pack of power and speed, in- but remember the reasons, but the assembled 400001 -lynloldsThey i Teaehers 0 the). 's club, and be went outalr: underdog these gensburg (Me, I Ottawa 33A McPherson O. may send me back to the minors. eluding Bill' De Correvont, against days' is taking rather than making olgskin enthusiasts are likely 0 1.1wke to and pleasant (1. 0: l . Six the bows. Baker see nlanty el Bethany (Kan.) of him, neverthelesS. relrows say they will ' but Big s - Oklahoma. . Sooners, olinkee hisewl e.iders. He d i ()you Texas A. and I. 20: Sul Ross 1. also quite certain to sPe d aye, I m corning back champs last year, must Improve vs. Alabama. EastoFordham Teackent 14; Chillicothe Susiwant ttYul ytoek ere was neeThnek.ylnalr: tlei ntrkeville with Southern Rams have always had the defense; . Of two excentionally ov.er opening' . and, I'm going to rneet that Werber a go f ng to that SOUTWWEST : , Methodist to hold the Purple, Oklahoma balltetere...q'n now have the offense. 'What i adne ,agam. He 'won t forget it 'either.' Texas Teachers 0: Sout h western good FnItx. and that I.mmake Notre Dame in for 'a setback by more they - Jimmy 1939 anti Orville Mathews. In this anl Jacobs (Ey The Associlated Press, final. do they need to make good LoUNIIIIIIR Ittetit1111. O. Ibil".? to the kid fight harder XatiffIWI State 3. N.,rouctle O. :-- . . 7E3:18sTt. b Georgia Tech unless Irish .gets t1). On their title expectations? Howard Payne 13: Tflt&S WemIPyan IL 31,; been n as a first baseman. An dllY met Werber, at4smonweirPl0 'Poston co'n," '.Dcike 13, Grinnell O. 21111,4,4f'; y7,1:1 ,: irr; fmt,,t' et Joseph's I. DAmiet Baker ft: Austin COilege O. impress14. , Omaha 12. Montana State I. gether on offense and sharpen upCross and Carnegie Tech. 4 - :no words between Vilianova 40, 'South Carolina 0. himHoly to make only him harder made . try Mississippi Teachers 1: Sam ItiOtintOn their split visionthe Yellow Jack- FOrdharn's chief rivals in the West Duatterne 20. Waynasburg O. a new I.PLO U ta . , 19, Iowa State Tea m- - Teaehell; araTid'i A ' , ...44.- - .".1.1""4 fair ... ., .. fervor , 7 (tie,. ' . cr;ii.". G,tryshurg 6, Albright 0, with speed, fight and to date, should do all ets are tloaded ' on Ltliall Vrtalltortr$ Wild(6,1(,k Y." - Austino,; ; lienlien;on ((Ar.) fireor: Stellhert Dahlgren'apart. It 12. d 19. 19. Geneva Washington-anright .. Jefferson against South Dakota North D..kola 7. State ' - Makes .Neat Plai : foolers. . Teacher O. ; doubles have whistled PBaastb eIZ'ertbweGr L. S. U. and Temple respectively, - Ithaca College 31, Pansels 0, It de Ccerovent mete : 9 wav South Dakota State 6, Yankton I. Sonthetoot (Mo,1 Tencherg 13; Hendrix (t 1, -t Ohio State: with new 'deal In men. but Denition 0, Lona Island Provtilenee Ohio No. the 12. them when like 21, 1025, bullet& f was even a There ',One frame. IN first to have hum ln during t day 25: smartly Tech Buseelville ,.rsity they'll Pittsburgh Army lark.) Westchester tea. Teachers 24: East Ashland 33., Defiance 2. Don't (vs. Centre and Navy Pivo. Vir- tal' attitude, vs. Mitsourl. 1t1.71" rlitiCh of the OrPflit will have to vn Sok,begen to fade after a fast Start. little strut In the way Dahlgren (10mi Teachera 12. Strondsburg 7)nacherg O. Findlay 39. Bluffton Te'R.,h. ecmmq ' yourself hurriedly:: -- M.is- gin.7a) may have moretrouble Central (Okla.) Teachers i0 : NorthwestI the nerves of the players were' rounded third after smacking his tor V Lebanon Valley 6, Moravian O. Marietta 13, Fairmont tO the Wildr-at's- ' than (W. Va.) stuch , O. ern Teaekers , Mktg.) Colorado Monis Harvey' 33, hiontwello (Ark.) A.. era 12, and Cam' antitipated with these warm-ups- . , home run in the second game. tie BrOaldlort teaatt. Emit Central (Okla,) Teachers 28: Cot . wattled Irt .10hr 'Raman, non all, scraped raw with 'adversity Darki'n 32:Cincinnati 2. ' id' O. a "great'' In Don't think Pitt's 274 win over antiBluefield frustration, Dahlgren made a andi 'was,- - In effect, cutting samet!lieg, ler,. of Emporia S, '''''' Nick e,,tilrh. and 2, New elver (Tr. Va.) 'State 6. tits Younratown St. rraneia 20, I. ipa.1 lit. ,, the Rockies. , West Texas Teachers. 35: Weeterir State TIC) matter how;Ircli these tineorriers pickup, far out to his right, like 81,500 off Werber's it:ries ' s an accidentWest SO1'Tft St. Louis Univereity , Bradley 0 Wel. Washington-w'..: ., O. 78. ''',--. Wisconsin-TexasThSt. Mare, (Colo.) 0. John (Minn.) ' St. will ed around and threw a hot peg 1 and lt, looked as if 'ft was f Badgers Virginia will give- - further Indica- - V17,I,an 20. G"rgifb Teachers 19: Durant nerform today. tl., Coreevnnt .. MtertainAll It.Fla.)0 IttanTlwonia512. i Foresprt til need whatever benefit they tion cf how Pttle the Tbe football l toll ward first . Now it So - happens that doing his heart good. ilitiant.) 14. Gustavus Ada, thastnirit .t310.).ItTeadaers II:: Schriner be the cvnnattre. Panthers have kmotanaeml Stetson 2, Rube Walberg- was pitching' nbus I. squeeze with gone boom., , .,,,,;t, ,. derNeel from are like that. payers 0. ()that 0, 0 Wofford Lacrosse. 12-Teachers 13; Eau Claire (tie,. f (WILY Penn is coming up Lafayette is Oglethorpe victory ,,''.. Marquette. Longhorns' day, and by the time he wad!AR WIT Murray (kg,) Teachers 20, Morehead Teachers I. .'1'' G1R.LAND MEE'rG ()Ver. Florida may have' been what weaker on defense, keener on .; ,s Terite A. end M. S:: Santa Clara 3. , Teachers 1. ST ATIF,S CONFER...died boogyerDatojgr:arend fnirosdt, to' cover t Penn 11a.1, et Parsons (net. . M it. Denser riviwcocritA0',trAba171 renot only! GARLAND. Oct.' doctor:-- ordered for their 'lie, ' tense than last:yearlast year's Eastern Mr.) Teachers 39, Transylva Weatern UniOn 20: Warburg 0: ,' teams figuring to to ke; the Oreogior (Colo,) State 24; Colorado Col- '' t Rockburat 19: William Jewell 13 t cent anemia. , thrown it.: The Bear River Wildlife Federa- 344 Penn victory should tell this niaLouisville' et. Evansville I. ' 611 snagged the ball' but Couertril ,,, Wayne 4Neb.) Teachers 12.; Nebraska' lere 9' ' the l'artat1' University .0' Ifl;;So will hold its monthly meeting '20: Atblon t bit Walberg a glancing, blow r r ) Collene Of Despite doubtful value of their year's tale in advance, iipnelachia,1 0. Newberry 0 Ilie). lattn O.S. , "rule 1414 s hood set wis, 0 Il WV470'drejthlangten w Orleans)) 2, Birmingham onlItion the basement ,of the Garland Washington .1; St, .1. C. 2$: Waldorf J. C. a ..., 1".". tuf ricocheted -If overwhelming rout of Arizona. Min- - I Ws golden jubilee year Ayra- ad, Colletre of Pacific 13: Loyola (Los roony. Adrian O. f.' newts Gophers look like favorite cuse; the game is being played at ''Lltr11. Norma( II. Southeastern Lout- Hope - 31; themselvtt :Sox had lost another tough one City Library, Monday, October 9, tele0 13 (tie). 1: Natamagoo 0. ' . over Nebraska.- - Michigan State Is Cornellthis traditional ztruggie-i- s Wenn e. t Joe GronM was the manager otflat 8 p.m.. according to 1 D. G ond-1 i Artie: Sao Franc:Mei State .:e,.'" : 31: Northern iMieh,) l'earhers. . 00 0 , ' .' e iNfIVVIITI RAERAEL RE' the Sox Soring Rill 23, TrOV (.14.1 Teachers 11 tlifich.i Teachers could , pl secretary. The rievr' phemeenough to measure ; v e Pacific Unbar la: Enters Chattanooga )1nansarpel Collage a mtichigati's che171007ship. aspira-- , : Bitthint 3, e. (At mo.1 J, C. PORTERs note esty thev fire h''ia-Imaneither Dahlgren or Walberg,lantr law- wilt be the main tonic Gt 4 - Pirtirle .!.., , 11,,. Benitti i (mina.) ,Testehers ,. Mankato : lions. Don't be tco fOreIndianalttalernate. ,ta::',tor., of Pnret Sound 20: Whitman '1: nine 10 beltevn s'me nl the things:Dill 'Werber, the pep,pertgorthird'dis-cussion.-,thougnothe,r, ht,rret v carson.loarmaa O. Teacher 'Union 1,00, taka (Tenn., University 13, West TenSan Diego Marines Al: California. Tech, will take lowaor are you sure? t, Pacific Coast..Oregon has right , r they hove heard about the New York bverriart, lashed 'out at Dahlgrem'tant buslitess matters will be . , ,, , Pern Neb.) elteachetlea 6: Itidland 0 (deo.' 21. ; Kansas should bow to Iciwa State,ta expett victory 1737$,Z1r.abr,l, 13bl:fa' t 'IL:, ' ::.7. Iland was so outraged when Dablwien up. , 13; Santiago P. Yankees. . Portland 4;,17illamette cttit). ., Kearney fIC ,.. , , '. . d. ... ' . .),, i ' for Siwt Vs04411 194T. 1E41 from ...--- Bill Lee Gies Cubs Win Over Sox -- , ., . o . !. , 3, '! . 7 , Aor gamesj Wet Field , L 0 :GOLITES I 1 , ,, ' t For Cougars Vs. Atiffies Tilt . $$ $ , Hurls For Reds In First Horne Game , ' , - - . , " I left-hand- - , ' , lk. . , , ',,,,., . t - hie ,,- 7, .... ,' , f IA 'f '' - , ..., . : 1, L7 ' ; ' - 1 Bar-toi- 4- -- ' . 3 7 . 14-fo- fr , .. ..7' . - over-evalua- Whispered Warnings , .. . ; .1. ... - . : , 1 - , -- . a t gt- piles ay Titrust A Werber . . , 6-- 0 4- - ' 1 Jlit,NoRun no-hi- t, - - , l no-ru- - Utah-Idah- '.F0to.'''é..4Ii:i fl.0.-- - Nation :s "eadliner . , State--there- - d ham-Alabam- r . - , , Footbo,I1 tColleg . Summary - - - Ft : ii ; N - - eethbse aerhme ..lhe.hawa Na, ' t ' . I slked. I V ... 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