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Show THE 11 EU ALL). JOURNAL, Runs Wide, Wild Lead Nation In Scoring Collins J0 chanJson tl,tor Lnon's scorers with Cllin.l. the leads njlItU games. six i is remarkable Chin's2 Passmg per - cent BMrtuette-7- one being in 47 Attempts. R.n Collins running without llfl! . new Butfaloe. of the tuRnrder Conference? ft811 old a hat junior, and Scotchis appearance shows :oll,DSJ Indian hes " .bludnot fast but is cap-- i' which, bursts of speed short, sturdy legs,wouldftim by or around five feet te stands only than weighs no more Collins has e Ben 1' hming blockers, boot-- n favorite play is a with several It " he hips the ball a in which then scats fakes a reverse, around He frequently coaches, officials, inoonents, Tnd spectators chasing a his while he makes llUH j ate MEXICO AGGIES SOLUTION of the New ju Johnston have had a Aggies may uu jcb he "hen .dea reputedly athletes: Quit trying to man the ball. Watch the the goal line. He probab y than likely bae it, and more the be Coll, ns. same will 51-- 0 trimmed the Aggies, the first all their points in the reserves then letting , e red-hair- n. around. gives his mates credit. to begs to be permitted but of carrying, t instead is needed or pay , a score ly a within reach, the team Little Ben Collins of West Texas State leads the nations scorers with 87 points in six games. Iihe MARQUETTE MARKSMAN of Little Ben. thinks is a fair short i dependable but short yijis passerpunt- and mod-ftlliiras, p is an exteremely with a sly, quick wit. 80 points last sea- icored n pop-eha- k idition to scoring 12 touch-- a Collins pirked up 15 extra ft the leather 112 s for 792 yards. He lost J52 4 leaving a net advance of lor an average of six and naif Mud failed to stop him at a He lugged For A vttaff ON SAI)U)T IN GRADE SCHOOL threw 40 passes, corn'- IRTED Ill.E liras 17 for 201 yards net. His J net gain was 941. He punted lines for a total of 572 and returned nerage of 32. He mints for 140 yards and five ifs for 110. d to started playing sand-'ootba- ll while in grade school Hichita Falls. In 1937. he was 'rback of the Wichita Falls a which lost to Longview, 19-- a Christmas Day final the Teas high school race. His t did not do so well in 38, Mims scored 79 points. - its first six games, West its State, coached bv Jack ke beat Oklahoma City, State, Arizona "jit) "tmpe, M, ado, Conference 34-- 0; State New Mexico A. Western State of and Arizona State 13-- 66-- flagstaff. 27-- APPROACHES HIRDSON'S MARK ne in college or profession-'lotbal- is 21 and a homegrown tittle Limey Is 5 big-sca- foot senior, calls signals, car-Jttii- punts and punts a fine blocker and de-- man. fcvt i J1'8 nrowess, thardson's favorite game y has the arm certainly 'ootball Briefs Jimmy Richardson completed 34 of 47 passes for Marquette an interception in four games. without today, with Coach Babe "tak-s- y against Idaho last Saturday got dazzle suie the in their the undivided attention of Coach Hollingbety reasonably sessions The Vtes have Lon Stiner of Oregon State today. Cougar offense w 11 take care of for itself against the Vandals Satur- ColoJrt he'8 WPok pn,b but He said they spell day. Nov. 15. UCLA. it llc trouble hlnK over con- plaUf0n'a,i'' nd fast X Bn!w: !lp he fact 'Math ,W!ns: ,lnversity fnrplaee In had ghen the in "O' or h much confidence. SEATTL- E- University of Wash- against California plays run off by the scrubs today. Jack Stackpool, a three year veteran, and Neil Brooks, a sophomore, are fighting for the starting fullback berth against the Bears. ington drilled versity here Saturday. Both were injured in the Washington game. MOSfXIVV, Ida. Coach Franof Idaho Indicated i 40 Weak, Old SiViJ!' sr Younger stimulant. ATTENTION, HUNTERS DEFENSE TRAINING .Ohio Stale Favored CLASSES PUNNED Over Wisconsin Plans are rapidly being formulated for addition of detense training classes at the Downey soil conservation service camp, according to Wilford Clark of Preston, educational advisor at the hio CHICAGO, Nov. 5 State, definitely not the miracle team its 33 to 0 victory over Southern California indicated in September, still rales a slight favorite over Wisconsin this week. Both reCCC-SC- S unit. tain a slim mathematical chance Because the Downey camp ts the for the Big Ten championship alonly SCS unit in southern Idaho it though each has been whipped by has access to added facilities for Northwestern. this work, Mr. Clark reported. pther favorites of the week are "There is an unMsually good op- Minnesota over Nebraska, Northover Indiana, Iowa over portunity for boys who will soon be western released from harvest duties, oc Illinois and at Purdue its just who have nothing ip mind to do, about a tossup for the battered in our service, Clark said, "be- boilermakers and Michigan State. cause we have a capacity of 200, and only 94 boys are enrolled at It looks as if they finally had the present time. to call out the tax collectors to Mr. Clark explained that two make farming pay. defense classes are available to students now a class in baking and one in cooking and plans are openings are ready at Downey. Mr. getting underway for the inclus- Clark said that a large percentage ion of a class in auto mechanics. of the new army cooks and bakers Out of 23 boys enrolled at Camp at various training camps received McConnell at Boise in auto mech- their defense schooling at CCC anics courses 18 were hired out- units. At McCall, Idaho, a shipbuilders right recently by a scout from the Boeing Aircraft group at Seattle. class is taught, with auto mechanDue to the changed policy of the ics, radio and clerical specialties federal government boys from this taught at Boise and Paul, Idaho. locality will be allowed to enroll Boys from 17 to 23 may enroll for at camps in the territory in which the Downey scholing at their local they reside, so that over a hundred registration offices. 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S Highest Prices Paid for Hides, Sheep Pelts, Furs and Wool h.r i 44 When a product has the character people respect, ' MISSOULA. Mont. Mo n t a n a will be without the services of End Jack Swarthout and Guard Jim Westwater for the homecoming game against North Dakota uni- Another inLOS ANGELES jinx began haunting the Uni-vjury cis Schmidt ?V.ALUa Ore-rtsity of Southern California today he might not start Full-buc- k squad today as the team shaped Bill Mleklleh against up for its game with Stanford ashlngton State Sat u r d a y. Saturday. Coaeh Sam Barry anyfl . Mifklich took a pounding from nounced that Tackle Fred McCall Worn n P'lment and'other show and Center Dick Danehe would up so well Oregon State. definitely be out of the contest. Halfback Bill Bundy and Center PULLMAN, Wash. The WashKWomen Over ington State Cougars emphasized- Steve Bianchi were on the doubtrazzle- ful list. delense against Idaho's Be lie J People respect character in products, too were P;skns this week itot- o- oach Eddie Kim- Cl V VrJr"lin ls team l Ttnli Statu Aggies will go into the name Saturday against Denver helicvinjr they have a chance to stop the Pioneers. That may he an ambitious ideal, considering the shellacking the Farmers took last week when Brigham Young ('mi gars invaded Logan. But Coach Romneys boys are determined to put on their best show in their last homo game this year, and besides, a strengthened backfield has iiklihood of starting the battle. Captain Marv Bell will ho running the team from his old post at quarterback, Mel Manning will team with Freddie Allen at halfback assignments, and Gail Duncan, who starred at fullback for BAC last season, will he placed at fullback for the Utags. After Saturday's game in the Igan stadium, the Aggies will have Wyoming and University of Utah left on their seasons slate. Bulb of these games are away from home. Shifting Duncan to fullback will give Coach Romney greater driving power in the harkfield. The evident lack among the Ags this season has boon scoring punch when that punch was most needed. Maiming is still plagued by his injured hip. lie has been working out vvilh the first string this week, but seems careful in his running as though he were petting the old injury. Provided Manning is not able to stand the gaf, little Meily Wood will go in at left half. Ihe Aggies havent given up, despite consecutive losses till year. Theyre determined to gain a couple of wins this year, and that determination may explode full in the face of the Denver Pioneers. r turn l, apnroaches the rmss-u- k of Jimmv Richardson, Marquette tailback, and ha 'iled it against Grade A comma tardson Bell And Manning Return To Bolster Crippled Back field yiicn mountains 0 OVE 'c :0 g ... and coordination ia tin-all- The Professor, as you probably team and individual player performances for the do not recall, is the man who inscience past season is a favorite winter' structed Lou Nova in the the cl.vn- , , ,, " ot what the fighter calls , pastime for all baseball devote but an attempt to analyze in ad- amir stance and the cosmic punch 'thrills second to none. So, for the vance any deals of the diamond Shall we pass over in respectful first time, the United Press pre- that might be engineered by such silence what hippenod the night sonts two coaches of the week -deft traders as Larry MacPhail of Nova got into the ring nnd began Earl II. (Bed) Blaik of the Army Brooklyn, Branch Rickey of St. applying the Professor's theories and Emery E. (Swede) of Louis and Jimmy Dykes of Chi- against Louis? the Navy. 'O: cago is strictly a gamble. On the surface these men appear but not the Nina was made from the very same mold Nevertheless, this is the age of Professor. Hedefeated, bounced back against journalistic privilege, so with little Louis today with Mime new theories Both of them were graduated from regard for reputation and less for and, between blows directed at the the academies at which they now coach and both aie schooled in success, here's a snap survey of Bomber, announced lie was going the trade timetables worked out by to resume his work with Nova. military traditions. Suae their , some of the major league clubs for graduations theyve followed difO: Dec The beautiful thing about Prof. ferent paths and they use differ-in Dodgers Babe Phelps and Luke Browns bouts with Louis is the ent methods The only similarity unCookie to with sure Hamlin go, Bomber never has to tram for their tennis is that both arc the also mentioned for Lavagetto (hern He doesnt hive to put on defeated Blaik is a block. Earl ami trunks cither. In fact, Reds On a p.rennial hunt for a gloves officer who is he doesn't even have to show up. fielder and left a strict disciplma, inn that his such may slugging been he hun Several limes has A graduate shake loose outfielder Jimmy Glee-sotho Payers rail him Mister. who hit only .233 last season. dieds of nules away whenBrown University before he was him Professor Prof ksyoed at West Point In pirates Willing to part with Lee takes his stance (dynamic, commissioned 1920, he has spent all but four Handley, Arky Vaughan or anyone merely starts of and course), swinging else to nab one of four Philly pitehfrom the announces that is the way to yeats since he resigned football -- at ers Johnny Podgajny, Tommy then nrm'v in 1922 teaching the lock champion. heavyweight Pearthe Dartmouth Wisconsin, Hughes, Frank Hoerst or Ike Army, Poor Louis always looks terrible. and the son. Army again. Never gets in a punch, as a matter Braves Steliar shortstop Eddie of fact Emery Ellsworth Larson of the coach of another pattern. a is Navy miller can and may bring big mon:0: Hes a big, bluff, hearty fellow who ey in the ivory mart. Reason he was was it That the today. way may go is acquisition of Froilan A After Louis took bis licOinq. .n looks like the major of marines he Fernandez w ho led the Pacific absentia (erudite stuff, eh?) the is no strict mentor, he meets the on an equal basis. Coast hitters with .331. Professor said he had a new Middies Swede Larson was captain of the Red Sox Neither Tom Yawkey techninue to teach Nova. It ap1921 Navy team. He was an nor Joe Cronin will talk about plies the principles of fencing center and in the three changes but Jimmy Foxx has slipthe ancient and honorable sport years he played, the Aimy never ped and may not be back. of epee, foil and saber to boxbeat him, just as in the two yoars Luke Appling reWhite Sox ing. he has coached at Annapolis the ported on the black but he and :0: army hasnt beaten him. Taft Wright are the teams only the advicp he had Discussing .330 hitters and thats what Jimmy Nova hpfore the recent hosDykesnegds morethjui anything tilities, the Professor said:, . v else. I advised Lou not to try to Five Tie Even the managers block Louis punch with gloves Indians or status is in doubt here. With Bobby elbows Instead, I demonstrated i as classified his draft Ft.ler by j,0v ,e must train his arms to board, pitching will be big concern. move from the spine center and Billiard Lead Senators Barter bids open on use them like two parrying swords, pitchers Ken Chase and Vernon nrotierly executed, will be a sure Kennedy and outfielder Doc Cram- Against any punch, such a parry, if Nov. 8 (U P) PHILADELPHIA. er. defense and will noen the way to a Ralph Greenleaf of Chicago had Athletics Catcher Frank Hayes return punch." lost his chance today to become the named most often in proposed quick :0; f the billiards champion swaps. Need outfielder to replace The Professor then explained pocket five world for the 18th time ' Sam Chapman whos scheduled to Nova rejected this deof theory went into Givi for other join the U. S. air corps. fense because it tired him too first playersin the current "tournamuch to practice it, but agreed to' ment. place usp the Professors theories during Greenleaf was knocked out of the offensive action .Unfortunately, as running last night when he lost to Back Washington your agent recalls the bnttle. Nova Andrew Ponzi of New York. never employed the Professors allowed Ponzi to go The theories at all because the gods of nto a victory tie with Willie Mosconi, Leads battles decreed that he should nev- New York; Irving Crane. Livonia, er be on the offensive that night. N. Y.: Erwin Rudolph Cleveland, :0: and Caras, Wilmington. But all Is forgiven, alls well that With Jimmy only one more match to play, Nov. 5 flTiBob ends well and a stitch in time is SEATTLE. of these will become champion Barrett, a sophomore on the Uni- what they took on Novas face. one of Washington football Lou, according to the Professor, is in a playoff. versity team, is the newest contribution to return to New York next to the ranks of outstanding backs going month and start practicing on the in the Pacific Coast conference. defensive theory in the hope of Barrett was injured earlv in the another bout with Louis. season but now is the leading ball getting carrier of the conference, the Aminfo men . . . erican football statistical bureau revealed today. In six games he has Robinson Bout It meant more than gained 364 yards. Barrett replaced Curt Meoham, sculpture. America is University of Oregon halfback wh Is Postponed ranks as the conferences best eager to show its respect for bar . great character. Throughout Bob Robertson. U.S C., quarterNov. 5 back, maintained his margin over UTt our country, youll find PHILADELPHIA, bout between Ray Washington State's Billy Sewell in A stalues and other types of total offense, gaining 581 yards to (Sugar) Robinson, unbeaten Har-- j Sewells 4V63. lem lightweight, and Mary Servo of lasting tributes to great Howard Manson of Idaho forged Schenectady, scheduled for Mon-t- o leaders who have made us the front of passers with 36 day night at the arena, was postcompletions, replacing Frankie Al- - poned today until Nov. 18. a great nation . . . remindbert of Stanford and Sewell in that The delay was granted so that a order. Nick Susoeff, WSC end, head out which Robinson suffered ers of American ideals. again beaded pass receivers with in his defeat of Fritzie Zivic would 11 catches. heal. Second-guessin- power on short asset is but bis major J ' L- - . h NEW YORK Nov 4 'I P who Walston Brown, out of Joe whammed the Louts about six nmifths ago, generously gae the Brown Bomhor a return bout todav It was murder O; Louis was knocked to all corners of the museum of science and industry bv the Professor The Bomber was jabbed silly, caught y right crosses on the jaw and the Professor exploded a right from a dynamic'slanee that sent his opponent down for a count of 122 ltY PAUL SCI IE TEI.S NEW YORK, Nov 5 U annual drama of the diamond, the meeting of the majors," which usually turns out to be a compromise between simple friendship and earnest baseball conniving, is not scheduled for public showing until just after the turkey meets the axe but trade talk grew to such volume today that a record player turnover may he confidently forecast for next month's conclave. West the for v PAGE SEVEN, Army and Navy Major League Todays Sport. 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