Show '' : ' Toth :Iateitri0 ki tniy-Lis-- Ad jutant General 9ons Sends Word to Parents or ( lett oo‘A) I I ini" P' e0 A -- 11 )' e'--- 's0 44 t CIL - 1 - i :‘' ''''e i ''' ' I - ' J" - '4' y: '''''' t ' '' 1 -- '''- "''' 6 '"k 7' - Qr - !! ' l i 7 7' A'' ' '" - ' - " ' - ' - ‘- 5 ' - a ? 'i i '- - -'' c '' s s' "1 s Zr' s $ s A With the announcement that the state football play-off- s will be resumed this season providing an added incentive high school grid aggregations will enter the home stretch Friday with a number of crucial battles slated - ' : -- ::: :': 9 ' - 0- " Black Badge Wins at maica Track - --:- (- i"! ' ::::': I" 4 - - Latin-America- 1- ' 3 6 :: - t''5 er - - - :' - :' t-'- -- :5 ::: ::: :'' o ::: O : ) ' ' " "' l$ '1' :::::: --- 0 - ' two-year-o- ld " 14- ''''''':::i'''' ::'': : ?! 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Z 1 2 '''''q11 SINGLEDGE EmBLADES - I h over L 8 U—Ths Wreck il s over lilorth Carolina State—Don't on North Carolina over South Carolina — And it should be easy Texas Aggics over 8M U—The Kadet kiridtes kOrps martin T C il over Texas Tech—With fingers cromsed Tuisi over Oklahoma A & eon teat Southwestern Over Bryan A A in winning form over Newberry Randolph Field over Blacklantl A A F Clemson over Davidson N C Preflight over Wake Forest and Vanderbilt Over Carson Newman be Pa" hese F--- Back West optimistic" an all-da- 1 c utenant Colonel Fora winning' 4 interview at Pimlico race In track McPhail said "the low minors really face tough sailing" "Anyhow if I were a ball club owner I'd be going ahead with plans for next year Baseball has its place not only as the national game but there's great civic pride and interest in a team and the service men follow the scores and major races closely Washington is aware of all that" College of Pacific over St Marys — Without a stagger Southern California over San Diego Navy —But not too enpv over U C L A—What Del Monte one year makes a difference Preflight Colorado over Utah—Without a second breath California over San Francisco — And good St Mary's Preflight over Alameda C G Togs out the lifeline March Field over Pomona Ordnance— By a California mile (Season's record: 222 right 42 wrong 841 average) Athletics Lose Hurler - e tr Nov 4 Uri—Dixie BROOKLYN Walker veteran Brooklyn Dodger outfielder has signed a contract for the 1944 season President Branch Rickey said Thursday Terms were not il ' Ow' fl'iwe :s -- - 4 c arli - - "1 -1 o'''''''''- 1Z'" '' I ‘ ' e - is- - '4' t ‘ 1 : i - Z ! r - ''''tk T' iL :e- ' : N1 ' IA -- iii ar - ef -- A ' 1 - - Following Page) : -- - AA - I 00 t I 7:1Alr' seevon'44 g n - atSA' ' : 'Z a ' '''' 1 ''' " 4 k aot : AVeseareaateaveeateA-elA- l ' 71 e !!i e cvyylt lyt041 trt l' 1 "' 1'-- 1 4'ij 1- w 77 !lae e ii- ''''--'' 1 4o '- - t I:22 ' - r ) r to see that your family eats well to keep Vie!1 - - 'I- III! -- 1 e!' - 4) tot -' t t' -- ' 111 -- A '!' enl BREAKFAST - )I0 i v 1 vIi-o:!LaA-:t-i 1160 1 ()mimeo Griddle Cakes SUNDAY Syrtip Coffee or Milk Toast Coffee or Milk As you know food is war material—just as guns ships lianks TUESDAY LUNCH WEDNESDAY Vegetable Salad Baked Apple and Cookies Milk Chicken Noodle Soup E gg- so d L ettu ce On Vi hole V heat Bread Fruit Gelatin THURSDAY Coffee - gel ' FRIDAY : i $100 WA k-- -- - Milk -- 1441t SATURDAY Baked Potatoes Boiled Onions Deep Dish Apple Pie ' Tea or Milk ---- - AL 1 Fried Tongue Slieets Spinach Gingerbread with Lemon Sauce Tea or Milk - Chuck Steak Swiss style: N - Baked Potatoes Asparagus vole sh - Cherry Cobbl er Tea or Milk I ' Prunes Cornmeal Musk with Milk French Toast or Milk Oranges Fried Cornmeal Mush Syrup Coffee or Milk BOND Fresh Vegetable Plate Bran Muffins Baked Apples Milk Clam Chowder Lettuce and Tomato Sandwiches Fruit Cup and Cookies Tea or Milk Sare Omelet Green Salad Fresh Berries sad Cup Cakes Milk Baked Beans with Frankfurters Brown Bread Stewed Tomatoes Apple and Celery soistit Lemon Meringue Pie Ten or Milk ' Fried Stuffed Fish Fillets Hot Pickled Beets Parsley Potatoes Mixed Green Salad Prune Whip Custard Sauce Tea or Milk - Breast of Lamb P1 Roast 4144'ecory 'Bread Stuffing Green Beans Potat0411 Fresh Fruit Cobbler Tea or Milk - 1 1 - 1 ' ' Pon-Itonst- ett — VJ0 - -— 1 s 4 ' - - A & ATM t i t Shouldr Lamb Choya ' - 1 - 1 A Reddy Kilowatt Power—the world's finest electric service —' Pioduced for you by Arnericais business INePI — 15 the kind ot Power that spans the nation Scalloped Cabbage Sew Potatoes Milk Milk wm- Let tuee Frenele Dressing Strawberryor shortenk Milk Tea Pea Soup with Split Fried Bread Cube Lettuce nnd Tomato S alad Fruit Compote and Cookies Oranges Oatmeal Isith Milk Coffee Cake Coffee or Milk ed 1 Tongan" tionoiled dish ilitillellt Ealra on Creamed TO1111111 Baked Macaroni and Cheese Green Salad A pplesieuee and Assorted Cookies Rhubarb Brown Wheat Cereal with Milk Scrambled Eggs Toast Jam Coffee or Milk I - i - DINNER or SUPPER Grapefruit Cornflakes and Milk Eggs Toast Jelly Coffee or Milk Soft-Cook- - Please don't waste Electricity just because it isn't rationed Use what you need but need what you use p IfOt Brown Wheat Cereal with Mk Poached Eggs on MON DAY and planes are So it's up to every homemaker to plan meals that will keep their families healthy and strong for work- on the home front—yet at the same time conserve food Thou sands of homemakers in this territory are making full use qf their Electric Refrigerators and Electric Ranges in this paimiotic effort And these Electric Servants are doing a magnificeert job ! - -- 21-n- EXTRA 1 : Wise use of your Electric Refrigerator Electric Range conserves food vital for Victory WITH AT LEAST ONE ! d '1 ' UTAH L-- 1 - t - At 47"v4t4111""' NJ fi - 1 I (Continued' e' BACK THE ATTACK I I I N MateaA d tx-cemb- e tt : ot ar ix 1 20-ya- rd e I - 1111 ' 4 i er 40-ya- rd 3 -' e''''' 45 ' ill Drops Sports At ) ! ar - (' '''Z- - nta 1- —1 F Mali 33-ya- ALBUQUERQUE N M Nov (Pi—Kirtland field has abandonel football basketball and "The growing stress of training baseball activities transportaion problems and travel restrictions" said officers of the army airfield "were reasons for the decision" Panther field at 3 :15 p m Announcement of disbanding of the Kirtland field Flying Ke llys football team brought cancellation Get All-StPosts of Saturday's contest against DenCHICAGO Nov 4 (CTPS)--Thver university at Denver and a Ullifive regulars from the 1942-4later game against Colorado university of Illinotis Learn Wednesday versity at Boulder were named biy the Ted Shipkey announced Captain basketball board on the 1943 col the physical educationdepartment sq nad and will be would continue a conditioning prolege among those players who will gram and intramural sports make up the sq clad that will face ST LOUIS Nov 4 Uri—Mickey the world champion Washington 3 in the Owen D C Bears Brooklyn Dodgers' catcher underwent an operation for appenChicago stadium The five ar e Andy Phillip Art dicitis Thursday Dr Robert F I Mathisen Ken Menke Jack Smiley Hyland said he came through se!!“'f 7 '74 - Th - 25-ya- rd - A 1- lki: - 'Midway in the second quarter the East juniors made their first touchdown on a pass from Keith Sudbury to Rex Williams Williams grabbed the aerial on the line and threaded his West way through the Panther secondary to the end zone Sudbury's pass to Art Jackson was incom- plete in attempting the extra point East scored the second tally of the day a few minutes later after a West- drive was halted when Dee Wooley grabbed a blocked Panther pass on the West line Jim Ward East fullback rifled a pass to Williams who was stopped on the Panther three-yar- d line After two line bucks Sudbury hit the center for the final Leopard tally The try for ' extra point failed The first half ended with East leading The Weciders came back for the second half and scored the only other touchdown of the day The score was set up in the of the third quarter when West's Jimmy Peterson kicked and the ball hit Ward in the back With the ball rolling free on the field a West player recovered on line the East Pass Interference At the beginning of the final quarter Peterson hit the line for' two plays and then pass inter- ference was called on East's Johngot ry Rosellon and the Panthers line the East the ball Davis hit the East line for seven yards in two plays and then made a first down on the East one-foline Davis bucked the line for the score Drecksell split the uprights for the extra point East made a final scoring thrust which was cut short on the West nde-yar' line by the final gun in three first the quar- Scoring ters the East midget eleven cornpletely outfight and outplayed the Panther team' The Leopardsdis- played a rounded passing and running offense along with a stubborn defense in winning the fracas East tallied first near the midd:e of the first quarter when Clarence Rindfleisch Leo pa rd tackle t blocked Bob Derrick's punt anl on Kirtland Field n of'-egio- First Score final-minute- e: 1 e '''4s4 tor" § Make f e 04i1 OC 6 revdeal:dviri N t9 - - 7-- i Leopards straight victories 0 er 41(47: 4ae' roerell ' 131 1 t els e" the honors The Lions it their are ic1le this week end closest competitor Lehi w ill clash with Brigham Young high Friday Provo which lost two garr les early in the season for a poor start — Lehi and Payson 24 e19—de- feated Spanish Fork 20-- 7 Thursday for its third leag Lie win against two losses Although Ogden has already captured the championsh tip region 1 will present a full pi ()gram as it winds up the seasc a Friday sed by the Logan's Grizzlies surpr Tigers last week 13-- 6 will tackle hapless South Summit in the titre The Logan school would like to get 'their worthy football but charges into the pay-off- s the rules as they And allow 1 to only the winner compete East high school ccintinued its domination over the Salt Lake City circuit Thursda9 when its B and 0 teams defeat eit West high 12-- 7 and 19-- 0 resr ectiveiy The A teams will meet Friday on the clinched :tily i 1 f te Dixie Walker Signs i 410- ::f ' But Acquire Catcher PHILADELPHIA Nov 4 LP)— Tile Athletics lost Charlie Bowles pitcher up from Lancaster in the Gets Special Brace Interstate league to the army DETROIT Nov 4 CtIII—The Detroit Red Wings of the National Thursday but got an even break Hin Hockey league announced Thurs- man power by signing William Jr varsity backstop at Holy day that Center Don Grosso re- Mills Cross last season as a catcher as best the game's garded Connie Mack who disclosed that had been fitted to a special aluminum brace for an injured Bowles was inducted at Huntingwrist to permit him to return to ton W Va also denied a report Baseman Dick Siebert competition He may be back Sun- that First would be traded day against the Boston Bruins fore-check- - : : s South ietatcoorrcktmb-c:- BALTIMORE Nov 4 UP)—LieLarry McPhail former general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers said Thursday he expected that major league and "double A" baseball would operate next year rbut beyond that I am not :150a10-Jaado- ril - - - V:3t::- 1 '' Rose-cran- Larry Expects Majors Double A to Carry On WINS NEVER HAS I Group Plans Dinner it 11041111: f - i - 3 all-st- - T8' tf - over Iowa—But don't quote me Michigan over Indiana—Even Inititill the slick 'level' Purdue over Minnesota—Watch the old average drop Wisconsin—Ira easier Igeoaettht7eesleornreosver to Great Lakes over Camp Grant—I'll never smile again Preflight over Marquette — And ran happen antylottv)vialls over 'Kenyon Mnteoort State Nehritaka over Kamote over )(noses Del'atta 744rte"tittoktinna homa e State Fort Riley over Tiiisiois Normal over I)eKalbIlethany over Fairmont M larni over flreen wi:oe Wooster Mel' Ohio Vt'OSiCyalk Baldwin Wallace over Case sail's professional team with the exception of Eekersall and one other will attend the dinner of the Old Timers' Football Players' Athletic association November 16 N E Kearns association secretary announced Thursday At the same time Kearns said that Major John L Griffith commissioner of the Western conferof ence had been added to the I dinner the for 8peakers v-1- 1 Aat k - 71111104 CHICAGO Nov 4 (CTPS)--- All members of the late Walter Ecker- - Ai - ferf Midwest Old Timers' Football -- from ornell—Tough play- Lions Red- - : -- school's high 7 ( e ' Thursday as the Hilltop B eleven downed the West B team 12-and the Leopard C squad defeated the The final Panther C eleven 19-series will game of the three-gam- e be held on the West field when the varsity eleens tangle at 3:15 p The junior tussle proved to be tougher battle than had been expected with the Leopards doing all their scoring in the skeond quarter while the Weciders' tallied In the final quarter NEW YORK Nov 4 UP)—Tami Mauriello and Lee Savoie' a couple of clouters who've been riding upi and down the heavyweight elevator the last year or two bring the gentle art of boxing back to Madison Square Garden Friday night for the first time in 'a month This is not gotng to cause Joe Louis to miss a single platter of fried chicken as far as the heavyweight title picture goes However except for one or two others the Fordham Flailer and the hotand-cold Iowan are just about as good everyday dreadnaught workmen as you'll 'find around these days is the Friday night's second time around for these two Just a year ago Tami took a decision from the transplanted midwesterner—Lee now fights out of Paterson N J—but that time the New York youngster had to come off the floor to win Since he's already one up on the score card Tami has been installed by the betting boys as a 5 to 9 favorite L ri East made it seven Tami Tomah hope The B school offs O ' sol-edul- - -- Savo ld Battles R for the crown retain any Miners are another top notch slated for the state R eportedin where Provo was In region preseason favorite it appears Good Condition the have as though the Payson t d i 14-1- 1 Leopards Annex Seventh Win Of '43 Campaign ve to - - t Miners who are undefeated untied and unscored upon have aver- - t aged a creditable 26points in each' of their four contests thus far The Davis Darts who engi ncered one of the most surprisinl upsets of the year last week whe- n they dumped powerful Jordan 6will face Tooele's White Buffaloe s who are expected to be merely another stepping stone on the Darts' road to the Jordan district crown The Granite Farmers appear to be the only remain ing stumbling block on Davis' However the Farmers who lost a 2 decision to Jordan' for their only defeat of the campaign of Lehigh university and a noted football authority died Thursday i n St Luke's hospital after a long illness He Was 68 years old Okeson was chairman of the National Football Rules committee and had served as commissioner of the Eastern association Intercollegiate from 1927 to 1937 when the pressure of duties as treasurer of the university caused his resignation I - ' -- - ppoints 4 (NYT)--WaltR Okeson vice president and treasurer : - ' - :: ' ' 7 5 75 '1::::::: xo :3:: -'- -- ch City-Wasat- points-per-gam- Fa ': 1'45r21-- " ": - :: '''" 144' 1:-$-- r f$ 2 Death Claims Expert on Gridiron Play Nov BETHLEHEM (- N In the Summit district of region the winner of the Park tussle is almost certain of a berth in the class B section Both teams are of the play-of- fs undefeated in league competition and Wasatch has accumulated the e record of highest any team in the state The Wasps have rung up an average of 42 : 1 ' - SAN DIEGO Nov:4 (UP) —Major Charles Lott'presi(lent of the San Diego Padres professional baseball team 'who will become president pro tern onof the Pacific 15Coast reNovember league placing W C Tuttle who announced his resignation Thursday Said he will not seek election to the post at the annual meeting of the league on January 17 "The president of the league should be centrally located" Lott said "And I San Diego to would not take the 'office There prob will be live or six ap- licants for the job" By Joe Fitzpatrick - 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''g '' f' e ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 4 ' ' ') ' ' ' '' '9v: 1 ' ' ' ' '4: ' ' 1 6 ' '' ' 1 f '''' '''' ' 7 :”'" (LP)—The parents of Lieutenant A' 7 fi-: ' ' j? 3' r' ' foot' ''''''':' Tommy Harmon ' C:' ' ":" i"''' ' LO"''' ( ball player for the University of '1— --7r Michigan in 1939 and 1940 Thurs49 ' 1' ''''''44" 11 day were notified by:the war department that their on has been 20 Friday Morning pz'':- t' November 5 1943 ' 1 reported missing in action again :::': this time from his air force unit in China 75444"':7"' The adjutant general's office in- vA--‘5:- 4i''''''''' k " ( - 'it'lformed the youth's parents Mr i i4 F:7 :' f l''o 4:4 ':: 5''''' x ': k: arid Mrs Louis A Harmon that V :::' ' "''':'!-their son has been reported miss4 ' "f' t"'' ' ' ' ''-'- j l'':' 'f::: ' '''5::: ''''" Ing since October 30 ' :'?:i:::-:a::' '' !4cir!10'skier-ig:s gt The first time Harmon was re- 5' k ' k':':i'?k4i)iErt's44' 07ci f4 '' i:: ported' missing was April 14 when ' i'''5:' ' the war department Said he had — 'f::'' ? ø: ' c: ' :44e41::k-4n li : been missing from a 7 t W ' NEW 'YORK Nov 4 4' t e flight since April 8 A t '' -4 Abe the On April 19 it was learned that Badge 'A :s ': &:''''' - ''' '' 4 ' ' Harmon had bailed out froth his ez:-'tt 4'4: 1' when Mrs 4 Hirschberg bought 1 '71:::4:7:111 after the ship the "98"—so-calle- d Ethel V Mars started o break up - f : 4 ::' :''': ' ' "''' ' football numerals he wore and '''''' won her the second r: :::::: ':j:': Hi: racing string made famous during three record-scorin- g stake of his eastern invasion ? :::f'?'34' :'''''': :41"r):- ::::i--2Vfite)4-! years at Michigan—and -- 4elp:-' kI ':'''14j---'- ' "':40i'V'"' f: in Thursday by waltzing easily : that he had been rescued by na" i' 1 :2 featurHornet the with ':':???''os0 !:tw-handicap f ''''' tives in the Dutch Guiana jungle ''''' '' ' ' ' n41J!: : ing the opening day of the victory :) k t fot 04 "We are not giving up hope' I N'V-''4t: 1W''1 ('a meeting for war relief at Jamaica declared the mother of the 'I ' I Under Wayne tr Wright's 1 piloting "We didn't lose courage youth and packing top weight of 120 45 i'1': i4 "5' tduring the five days in April when !:' pounds in the field of six the 11 no one knew anything about Tom :':"V:'''13:'l black son of Cohort galloped home And we won't' believe that he has ''"' WentA over five W ik tl'-- ' by I' lengths '5 t not come out on top this time" ''''" ' zel's Freezout with Mrs H C t i lif t 14 She said that only this week a Tar another Irish length FzPhipps' letter had come from Tom in which io 0?es:7' t7Z'3:-:- 7::'' and a' half farther back in the r:1'7' he told of Ihaving been in China IrTtsf Listed as show spot Harmon Tommy I 1$ 04isr '''''r'4itl?'f':!:14'-'-isince early July One of the most consistent of kit't missing in action ' "There's nothing to worry about Warren Wright's racing large folks" he had written "I'm feeling string Quien Es who has been r :14Ac:4e1iA fine and doing a good job" : out of once in four the money only 44 s17 Fritz Creisler Michigan's vetl' :' 1 years of galloping bounced home t eran football coach and the man d in three the by lengths e who guided Hatmon to an frosh end for the Rod Lynch Janney handicap at Pimlico benational scoring record as a runof 'Utah eleven a University crowd of 12000 Trained fore nirtg back shared the confidence which 'tangles with Colorado by Plain Ben Jones the gelded son Ward CHICAGO Nov 4 (CTP8)--A- rch IL Saturday In the U of U expressed by the youth's mother of dashed the three quarcan't believe that my Tom sports editor of the Chicago Tribune is tersHygro stadium The game will start 5 in 1:13 and returned for football the prognosticajackpot has scored for the last time" he hitting season at 2 p m C C as he led Greer's for $2 a Of tion this total of 224 games $530 Eaid hail SCLISOn called Cape Cod and Herbert Woolf's forecast by Ward he "I had a letter from Tom on this the turn on 172 40 games resulted in Adulator to the wire in that order Crisler continued "and were tied giving him a Monday" losses and 12 Brolite farm's Fag who had he told how he and another hot percentage total of 811 been quitting in his last few outs Pwere attacked by a Here are Ward's predictions for this pilot in a found some ability to stick it out football week's 17 games: of Tom college said Jap planes flight and came from behind to take the he and the other fighter pilot were featured Midwest overnight altwo credited with shooting down lowance at Churchill Downs At Northwestern 32 Wisconsin 7 Japs" Region 1 the wire he was a length and a MrMichican 14 Indiana 7 and Mrs Harmon and 21 Minnesota 6 Purdue C in half front of J South Cache at Logan Ellis' favored Crisler said their faith in the Iowa Seahawks 20 Marquette O HetMrs Box Elder at Bear River s Little Kiss with 7 J 14 J Lakes GAM Great Camp safety of young Tom was based Missouri 20 Iowa State 7 tche's Meggy third Weber at North Cache 1 p tn on the fact that he came back the Oklahoma 21 Kansas O 7 Nebraska 13 Kansas State Leading from end to end W first time that he was reported ' Tulsa 27 Oklahoma A & M 13 Region 2 Gullatt's Navy scored his second 7 21 Knox Fort DePauw missing Illinois Normal 22 Wilson J C 0 at Granite win at When the "98" faltered and Bingham Rockingham park straight Wheaton 14 Elmhurst 6 as he took the top overnight alGrantsville at Jordan De Kalb Teachers 13 Concordia 6 plummeted toward the jungles of Cornell College 7 Mac Comb Teachers O lowance event a length over L E Davis at Tooe le Dutch Guinea April 8 Tom and ofRuff' s Skipper Z with Lyle Philcrew other members the Cyprus at Murray parachuted to safety The rangy raw- East lips' Star Whiz third 'Summit District boned athlete and his fellows Notre Dame 14 Army 6 Penn State 13 Cornell 12 at Park City 2 p m 'Wasatch wandered for days through 'the Pennsylvania 14 Navy O at North Summit Summit South Columbia 9 20 Dartmouth 'jungles Holy Cross 20 Temple O 2 p m Harmon and one other made conPrinceton 14 Villanova 7 tact finally with friendly natives lirown 7 Yale 0 Judge Memorial at Morgan Ohio 8tate:17 Pittsburgh-10fe p n" who took them to an inhabited Region 3 place to recuperate Harmon in- South sisted however that he go back 13 Lincoln 19 Grove Pleasant By (War Fraley Into the jungle to search for his Lonislana State 14 Georgia Tech T 7 Provo 20 Fork T Spanish 19 NEW YORK Nov 4 (UP)—Webster Georgia Preflight Gorgia comrades IBut he was brought to Duke 20 North Carolina State O springville at American Fork dictionaries the word fable as "fictitioug an army hospital at Paramaria North Carolina 20 South Carolina 6 Lehi at B Y high Pre(Mc) narrative" North or 14 Carolina follies Wake Forest the Frays' arm suffering from exposure An football "winners'" nicht 6 Last week 35 right seven wrong 833 average) Texas A & M 13 Southern Methodist Region 6 searching party went into the jun 6 7 Rice Arkansas were who crewmen the after T Dixie at Cedar gle Texas Christian 14 Texas Tech East VIrginia 20 Maryland 0 left Hinckley at Partm an Davidson 7 Clemson O Texas 20 Southwestern Beaver at Milford Bryan Air Notre Dame over Army—Irish eyes smil0 ing though black and blue OAKLAND Cal Nov 4 (UP)— Base Flyers O Randolph Field 14 Blackland Navy over Penn—Anchors aweigh! Salt Lake City League 13 Newberry O Villanova over Princeton — A Paul Hartnek 1'87 Omaha scored Presbyterian O Monroe 20 Davis Fort Camp crack at the A at West A 3:13 p m East Ivy league decision over a clean-cu- t Richmond 13 Virginia Poly 0 Dartmouth over Columbla—Little says: 'Won't the season ever endr Martin Goldberg 189 Oakland in e'we''''' Roly Crews over Temple— Came down the main event at Oakland audi- Far West heads -over Brown Yale—Tight as a new pair torium Wednesday night 1 77 -i4s ) )' 13 San Diego of shoes California Sonthern - 11 - 1 -- s5 g':?? if ''' -''N - "i va-:-?? ''''' "Noe''' I 4 4 1 r 11 r -- AMOng M SSing 'Titl:Chin4 L Ea s B C Elevkl s Ti m Redskin Frosh Alln Mra11111141M-- 1 |