| Show Arsenal Table Tennis Champs OKLAHOMAMAY CASTLEBERRY IS r '7 SERVE S U BRIGHTEST STAR A AS WAR SCHOOL :§§i 'A r if J ?! $ I 1 I f i I WARNING FROM BIG GAME IS 1 Junior Net Champ Enter -- WILLIE PEP TO et BOOKED AGAIN MAKE BID FOR ON THE COAST FISTIC CROWN n to Oregon Collide Saturday on KLO will broadcast the blow by blow account of the Willie Pep -- Chalky Wright feathermatch di- weight championship i arm Xnnarft IVTnrl ar from rfrt il P II tomgnt rum ana to Don Dunphy will handle the scheduled for eight program o'clock Ogden time State-Orego- UCLANS RATED Crisler's Record Broken by Hawks dim By DAN McGUIRE United Press Staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO Nov 20 (UP) NEW YORK Nov 20 (UP) — The ivied rivalry of California and In a square of white light at MadStanford holds the football spot ison Square Garden tonight Willie light on the Pacific oast tomor row although neither the Bears Pep dynamic young Hartford nor the Indians rates among the Conn Italian will attempt to wrest the New York model of the west's outstanding teams Approximately 50000 fans — small world featherweight crown from for the "big game" — will file into ancient Los AnMemorial stadium at Berkeley for Chalky Wright who may have been the: 49th meeting of the two schools geles negro Stanford which has shown remark- tossing leather when Willie was K able improvement in recent weeks born is a 1 favorite but history shows The largest fight crowd of the that 'California — especially under — one that may exceed Coach Leonard B (Stub) Allison — year — is expected to witness fans always plays its best brand of ball this battle which fea against the Redskins Bears' offensive revolves around tures the time-wor- n Issue: Shall the slashing running and sharp or be served? youth experience passing of "Joltin' Jim" Jurkovich of Most the favor experts Weight and the hard plunging of Fullback Frank Porto Stanford's T' attack and his experience despite his age really began to roll last week which is variously estimated at difrom 30 to 40 years However the against Oregon State under the rection of Quarterback Ray Ham-me- tt experts are at Variance with the In addition Coach Marchi'e betting odds which favor Schwartz can call on Buck Faw-ce- tt Pep to the tempo of 5 This big fullback for most of the ring rarity is occasioned by the flood of Connecticut money which while little Don may bethe climax runner is backing the unbeaten younester The Nutmeg state where thou who'll give the Indians revenge for that 16-- 0 thumping they took from sands of defense workers are In an underdog California eleven last clover is squarely behind Pep ' fall with its dough Connecticut fans - Another traditional tilt brings to- know he has clicked off 53 gether Oregon State and Oregon straight victories They don't see at Corvallis in what should be an how he can lose tonight to an "old man" Approximately 7000 adeven match Oregon's backfield star Tommy Roblin and mirers from his home state are the Stater's brilliant fullback Joe expected to be in the Garden conDay will provide the individual fident that Winging' Willie will follow in the footsteps of Louis fireworks The most important conference "Kid" Kaplan and Bat Battalino game of the afternoon sends Wash- two former feather champs from ington up against U C L A in Hartford the coliseum at Los Angeles The Uclans still have a chance to grab on the trail of a bowl bid tangles the Rose Bowl nomination if Wash- with the St Mary's navy squad at ington State falters The huskies Kezar stadium here in a non-co- n displayed surprising strength in ference game The Broncos might ht holding the St Mary's naval have a letdown after their victory school to a scoreless tie tlas over St Mary's and the Saturday will be trying to redeem themWashington State leading the selves for that Washington dead loop by a narrow margin faces lock the strong second air force aggreSt Mary's travels to Sacramento gation atTPokane Billv Sewell a for a brush with Mather field Cougar immortal will be pitching Loyola plays hosts to New Mexico passes against his former team- at Los Angeles and the Dons of " ':- mates San Francisco meet the Alameda The Idaho Vandals' cheerprf hv Coast Guard in a preliminary to their game fight against W S C the Bronco-Ai- r Devil game meet Pptland at Boise Other Saturday games : Tempe Another Los Angeles game sends Teachers vs Fresno State at Occidental against Pomona in the Tempe Sacramento J C x Chico continuance of the longest unin- State at Sacramento "tier vs terrupted gridiron rivalry on the Redland3 at Whittier San Diego coast Oxy gets the nod from the State vs Santa Ana air base at experts but Pomona's passing at- San Diego College of Idaho vs tack may turn the tide in this College of Puget Sound at Caldwell southern California conference tilt U C L A "B" vs Fort Ord at Sunday Santa Clara once again Los Angeles : 2-- 20-0- i State This vote goes to unbeaten Georgia Minnesota-WisconsiA flier on Minnesota Boston college-Bosto- n university: Should be just a warm-u- p for the undefeated Eagles of Boston colGeorgia-Aubur- n: n: lege Army - Princeton: The Tigers have been the east's ' toughest team to figure from week to week Bearing that in mind this corner casts the ballot for Army Harvard-YalThis vote for Yale Is cast largely in admiration of the splendid coaching Job Howie Odell has turned in at New Haven In his first season Northwestern-Notr- e Dame: This vot goes to Notre Dame Out of the hat - Stanford "" ' Florida-GeorgTech: Even with the Georgia game Just ahead car't see how Tech could be careless enough to lose £his one Georgia Tech Indiana-PurduAnother traditional duet In which the edge it seems belongs to Bo 'McMillin f and Billl Hillenbrand Missouri-FordhaMay be close but we'll take Missouri Baylor - Southern Methodist: Probably very close Following the S M U home team line Dartmouth — Columbia: This should be close but veil take e: ia e: m: ' Dartmouth Naval Nebraska-Iow- a seem mucL Iowa Naval North Carolina State-Dukof a deep fog Duke r The top tough pre-flight- ers Out e: State: Just a shot n State: In their1 own lair ia the Nittany mountains the Lions are exceedingly tough Penn ' m State Oregon-tOrego- In the dark Oregon Pitt-Pen- Washiigton-U'- C I A: Playing this at Los Angeles Therenore U C I A - 1 Service ( Corvallis Field Idaho over Portland Wyoming over Utah "State Michigan-Ohi- o State: Resorting Ohio strictly to the coin Portland Idaho in Boise Headliner v - v thon: Navy Man - 22-2- 1 Hal Schumacher May Serve as GAME OFFICIAL 7-- I By HERB BARKER NEW YORK Nov 20 (AP) — Staggering down the home stretch of the football guessing mara- V SPORTSMEN 27-2- Logan Feature A ' By JACK WOLISTON j I f United Press Staff Correspondent ATLANTA Ga Nov "20 (UP)Every high school football player has his college gridiron hero and 1 just a year ago when Clinton U' it Castleberry was sparking: Atlanta's boys high to national recognition he thought Frankie Sinkwich of Georgia was the best halfback in the country In the brief period of 12 months Castleberry himself has become one of the nation's outstanding collegiate backs — the sparkplug of a Georgia Tech eleven that has rolled up a perfect record over such teams as Notre Dame Navy :w Kg ? ' ' j& i su Duke and Alabama But Castleberry elevated to the varsity by the exigencies of war in his freshman year and rated almost overnight as an equal of the vaunted Sinkwich still P I is thinks Fireball Frankie tops T v The southpaw's ad miration for Sinkwich sets the stage for a real drama at Athens REPLACES BURNETT Deb Young track and field mentor at Ga Nov 28 when Georgia and Utah State will direct the 1943 Utah State courtiers officials of the Sinkwich and Georgia Tech and Logan lair announce Young former Davis High and South Cache Castleberry meet In what should mentor will sound his call for candidates soon He has assisted be a battle of perfect 'record Coach Dick Romney in football the past two seasons teams — — The game probably will revolve around Sinkwich and Castleberry just as it did in the games earlier GET this season against their common foe — Alabama It was the passing arm of Sinkwich which led the Bulldogs to a 21-- 0 triumph over the Crimson Tide and it was the running and passing of Castleberry which gave Tech a 0 decision NEW YORK Nov 20 (UP) over 'Bama Hal SchumachRighthander Both teams have one more er veteran pitcher of the hurdle before their engagement New York Giants has apGeorgia must play Auburn which plied for a commission In the will be no picnic for the Bulldogs navy it was reported today Swan Illegal and Tech must- play Florida — Shooting The Giants first learned of a breather in view of the 'Gators' Schumacher's action when Tells Fretwell of record navy officials queried the ' The Georgia-Aubur- n game tops Restriction Old club for references the Saturday schedule in the Schumacher who has been Southeastern conference In other at Dolgeville N Y living games Mississippi meets Mississippi of all parts of Utah this winter has been a Giant Sportsmen State Kentucky faces Tennessee were warned today against shootregular since 1932 and Vanderbilt plays Alabama swan The warning was hurled ing Tulane and L S U have open by Clifford Fretwell United States dates game agent Fretwell had this to say: "Each year a number of Whistler swans are killed in Utah by hunters who mistake them for snow geese Since the swan migration is To BOISE Nov 20 (AP)— The Uninow at its peak hunters will encounter these birds in practically versity of Idaho and Portland uniHOLLYWOOD Nov 20 (UP)— all waterfowl areas of the state versity football teams were schedBudge Patty national junior ten- Every hunter therefore should uled to arrive here today and take nis champion today announced his become familiar with the identitemporary retirement from the fying marks of the swan so that light workouts preparatory to their courts and said he will enter the it might be distinguished from a game here Saturday coast guard after appearing in a snow goose "Portland has suffered only one motion picture "Snow geese may be taken In defeat in eight games and features "Tennis doesn't seem very Im- Utah in accordance with federal a flashy While passing attack portant these days" Patty said regulation but swans are abso- the Vandals whose season has been adding that his picture appear- lutely protected by federal law spotty are expected to depend ance as a "Dead End kid" will It is the desire of the U S fish more upon their running game give him a stake before entering and wildlife service to eliminate teams are expected to be Both the service the innocent killing of such a at full strength Among the specPatty- said he was uncertain valuable bird as the swan accordwill tators be ArmCoach Ike about his tennis future and that hunters should study the strong of the University of Utah his "racket is hung up for the ingly following descriptions of both the who will scout the Vandals in duration anyway possibly for snow goose and the swan so that preparation for their game Thanksgood" they may not make the mistake of giving day with the Utes at Salt killing the latter a protected Lake City bird "Swan: A large all white bird weighing upto twenty pounds In length the swan is about four and one half feet Its neck is extremely long and in flight the ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 20— wings appear to be set well toward (AP)— In Coach Fritz Crisler's five the back of the body The plumage DALHAFvT Texas Nov 20 (AP) but years as football coach at Michi- of young swans is ashy-gra- y The Dalhart and Texhoma high gan his teams have lost only this plumage carries no black school f ootbalL teams don't want one game to a opSwans in the adult markings ponent in a total of Iff contests stage are pure white The size of to go through the ' season without That was to the Iowa eahawks this bird its long neck easily a victory Dalhart has losfits eight games early this fall a team which was distinguished in flight and the beaten by Notre Dame 28 to 0 lacll of black markings are the Texhoma has lost its five Each Michigan beat Notre Dame 32 to principal means by which hunters has a game remaining neither is 20 r can identify a swan from a snow expected to win So the two may meet goose The game A "Snow goose: small goose Only drawback in a end tie to seven or not six exceed might weighing pounds In length the snow goose is about twenty-fiv- e inches Unlike the swan this bird has a short neck Although the snow goose is EVANSTON Wyo Nov 20 — white Its wing tips are black the Miss Ellen Lindstrom extension black markings on the wings covhome management specialist will er such an area that this color attend the homemaker'a county can be easily seen when the bird council meeting to be held In is in flight The principal means Lyman Saturday She will speak therefore by which hunters can on the subject "Some of the Prob- identify a snow goose from a lems That Face Us in the War swan are: A snow goose Is only Effort" Miss Lindstrom will bring about a third as large as a swan a message of Inspiration from the its neck L short and Its wing state extension service and will tips are black'' help in planning a program for f 21-1- in Fine Results " One-Minu- te Defeat Utah State Football Assistant Will Be in Direct Charge of Basketball Squad New Coach Served With - BEST PERFORMERS Dorothy Haviland left f0f Portland Ore Jewel and Richardson right of Silkeston Missouri are the 1943 ers table tennis champions at Ogden arsenal Richardson beested Lieut Lewis Beer in straight sets in the final event for men Darlene Egan Sport Page final to Dorothy Haviland by scores of 8 Sammy Angott isn't the first" dropped 5 the feminine 0 tournament Is planned for January Another to retire lightweight champion while weajring the crown Way back in 1872 Abe Hicken the first recognized American lightweight tl'tleholder retired So dMhis successors Arthur Chambers Jack McAulif fe and Benny Leonard And Barney Ross gave up the title when he outgrew the class Principal business of the streamlined football coaches convention next week will be to appoint a committee to find out what coaches can do to help In the war — which will be a blow to coaches who have been arguing that teaching kids to play football was helping fn a ' The Yanks' Ed Barbig way A row says his vote at the major Jeasrue baseball meetinsr will be in favor of increasing the player OGDEN CITY UTAH FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 20 1942 limit from 25 to 28 or 29 men The hoarder! Barker Likes Wyoming to - -- - HUSKIES : j i Contrary Opinions same page in the Boston Globe there recently appeared a story that Ralph W Ellis Springfield Mass banker would miss his football game first Harvard-Yal- e in 67 years tomorrow "because he doesn't think college football teams should be playing when there's a war on" and a letter to Columnist Jerry Nason from a former colleague stationed somewhere in the ssuth Pacific war zone described a boxing tournament staged In the by American soldiers feature bouts Patsy- Giovanelli who used to be a pretty good pro Nolan fighter whipped Corp Joe Stach-elek and heavyweight Corp Joe "The beat Pete McKenna troops were really up and cheering" wrote Lt Col Barney Land- OVER N Georgia Squad e Today's Guest Star George R Farrar 'Jr Woon-sock(R I) Call: "Clark Shaugh-ness- y came up with new shifts from the T formation Ossie Solem-pt- ft a new wrinkle in the old 'Y offensive backfield setup and other coaches have worked shifts with the lines notably Dick Harlow at Harvard But none has been able to duplicate the shift made by President Roosevelt when he hiked' the Army-Nav- y game out of Philadelphia to Annapolis" ? For Nov 28 With By HUGH FULLERTON JR NEW YORK Nov 20 (AP)— Reading the papers: What may be one of the season' most significant news items— from the sports standpoint— was noted in an Oklahoma City paper the other day '"It told of the University of Oklahoma regents discussing the conversion of the institution to a "war college" and contained a prediction by President Joseph A Brant that the change would take" place within a few months Oklahoma is only one of a number of colleges that may go on a total war basis While it's hard to tell what effect this would have on college ports programs Oklahoma's plans call for turning the field house into a dormitory for 600 men ' O Battle Seen Wide-Ope- n 5-round 1d 8-- ball-packi- ng Zap-petti- ni all-arou- nd 00 Texas Elevens May Stage Old Battle f Coach E L (Dick) Romney an nounced the appointment of Young to replace Burnett who resigned INDIANA this summer to enter the navy Appointment of Young had th approval of administration officials A delay in making the apIN pointment resulted from consideration that was given to other ap' plicants said the appointment GRIDIRON PLAY of Romney Young was highly satisfactory to him r "I feel that Deb is a fine man for the position" Romney jsaid By ARNOLD DERLITZKI "He has had enough athletic exCHICAGO Nov 20 (AP) — The perience basketball contact and south and the east which perennial- ground work to make a successful is Well liked by the coach and he ' ly produce football's leaders in students" punt 'returns may 'have to yield Young was a native of Firth honors to the midwest this year If Idaho He attended AlbionJNormal Indiana's Billy Hillenbrand keeps and entered Utah State "in 1930 where he was prominent irt all loping along sport! activities Hillenbrand has returned 18 Following graduation the new had a successful high school coach 382 an of for punts average yards career at South Cache coaching 212 yards per runback the Amerand Davis ican football statistical bureau said The initial call for basketball today Only Tulsa's Gene Span- - candidates will be sounded around 1 gler has a better average — 226 December The future Big Seven basketyards — among those returning 10 or ball- will be ofdetermined at the more punts and Spangler'just got of the conference directors meeting 10 under the wire with Johnny and officials at Salt Lake City Cochran of Wake Forest Is tied December 5 and 6 with Hillenbrand in yardage but figured in more returns 29 Busiest safety man in the business however is Bernie Deehan of Lehigh with 35 runbacks for 289 yards The matter of kickoff returns comes under the heading' of a far Nov 20 WASHINGTON Pa west monopoly Frank Porto Cal— Sammy Angott retired light(UP) ifornia leads with 314 yards in 11 said today he Montana weightthechampion runbacks Arnold Sco of a bad because quit ring has 257 in 12 and Ken Solari U not he was and because hand right C L A 224 in 9 New threatened by Jersey gangin kick-o- ff sters But for the super-supan article in as claimed in runbacks Marquette offers the New York News Daily Johnny Strzykalski He has taken L Angott who won undisputed posonly two and returned both for session of the title when he detouchdowns — one 90 yards the othfeated Lew Jenkins in December er 93 At combined runbacks of punts 1941 vacated his crown last Fri"take a job in a defense and klckoffs Hillenbrand again day to but the Daily News said to215-yarplant" d aversets the pace with a had made cermobsters that age although Buddy Luper of day tain demands and threats Angott — Duke has the most yards 494 in was "retirement" decided then that 480 26 returns Hillenbrand has in 22 Deehan 479 in 48 and Strzy- the better part of valor according to the News story kalski 473 in 25 The oddity among today's figures finds Ray Evans of Kansas the country's leading forward passer also carrying on as the nation's ace pass interceptor He has derailed 10 one short of the" record MIAMI Fla Nov 27 (AP)— Miami university's football team recently recognized by the AmeriE6WD LET'S DARKEN can football statistical bureau as a major team has an elaborate TUB HOPES OF THE defense based on ' nine different ONLN ESSENTIAL LIGHTS formations ' Coach Jack Harding's squad tops THE PENNMES the nation in pass defense with WILL BLW EXTRA an average yieeld of 344 yards a game and stands second only to William and Mary in general defensive efficiency with a 1052-yar- d STAR SETS PACE j Bad Hand Forces Angott to Quit er - Miami Boasts Best Defense in Nation mark Miami's opponents never know what kind of defense they'll be By the time the going against ball is snapped the Hurricanes have lined up in any one of nine different ways VETERAN CALLED NEW YORK Nov 20 (AP) — John J Mulcahy 67 who won an Olympic rowing championship at St Louis in 1904 and who was a former graduate manager of athletics at Fordham university died yesterday " - Home Specialist Will Attend Meet At Davis South Cache LOGAN Nov 20 (UP) — Delbert (Deb) Young Utah State Aggie track coach and assistant football coacht today had been named the new Utah State college basketball coach succeeding R W (Bob) Burnett h non-conferen- ce V f I 1943 f According to Mrs J H Bowns president of the Uinta county council the program has been streamlined and will begin with a luncheon meeting at noon at the Rupe hotel Mrs Harold Moslander toastmistress will - develop' the theme "Conservation on the Home Front" A program of music group singing and patriotic observance has been arranged Miss La Thel Gibbons home demonstration agent for Uinta county will report on work done 3 in planning the program 1942-194- m There's a Lot of Kayo to This Yarn SALT LAKE CITY Nov 20 (AP) When soldier boxing teams from Fort Douglas and the Salt Lake army air base clashed nobody would take on Sergeant John (Honey) Parker the air men's negro heavyweight - But no one wondered why Sergeant Honey claims 40 knockouts in 40 amateur fights mm ' n HI II pre-flig- pre-flight-e- Seso Burin©! 1943 OF TECH ELEVEN 1 Troops Conduct Boxing Tournament in Far Away Pacific On-th- — New Aggie Casaba Mentor rvu 9Q proof rs 4 I i mm tin iii! 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