| Show -- 8 Zbe 5aIt gait't Zribunt Monday Morning -7- From tile - -- - A u1 Press Box - - -- By I- 77D C:4 ii ---- - 1 Jlz: 1 Jimmy Hodgson —I I at all With gas rationing promised and the stress of rail travel promising to be heightened as a reeult Elton Davis graduate athletic director at Wyoming and other leaders are predicting that next year the colleges may be playing only the schools in their vicinity which may result In a Utah league and a league I 1À ' Officials Slate- Opening for Tedesco Meet The Fred Tedesco handicap golf tournament will be held at Nibley Park from September 23 to 27 at Bonneville from September 28 to October 4 and on Forest Dale's greens from October 5 to 11 It was announced Friday Plans for the meet were formtilated Friday at a meeting of the eity's three golf pros Tom McHugh of Nibley Haydon Newton of Bonneville and Jerry Henderson of Forest Dale with Joe Sloan The city parks superintendent meeting was held at Forest Dale Entry fee Is $150 which price holds for all of the four classes Division A is for of competition persons with handicaps under B from 8 to 12: C from 13 to and D for 18 or over In order to compete for the acmany prizes to be awarded in encordance with the number of trants with no player receiving more than two prospective participants must register with the pros at their home courses The pros will determine handicaps of all players These handicaps are to be changed at the end 13 li PSt t t t 31 ': ::::::::-:- t e- ::::-- "c a: ' ' :aeeee eaeee' ea-- - :e r" 11410"4 Troubles The transportation difficulties were encountered in the first game of the season the Denver-Colorad- o Mines contest here Friday night The Inners came to Denver on the electric train and then took the streetcar out to the Denver stadium because they couldn't hire A bus There is going to be a lot more of that before the season is over Coaches and athletic directors are anticipating plenty of trouble in travel before the campaign la over Denver university has sched- e tiled Oklahoma Aggles Kansas Iowa State and Marquette on its 1943 grid schedule and Is holding a date open for Utah alem- ber schools of the Big Seven are not supposed to play the outlaw Denver team after this year but nevertheless Denver is holding the date open for the IndiAns If the conference does not reconsider Utah's 1943 ' schedule the Indians will likely accept it too -- Eighteen holes are to be played at each of the three courses and the low net is to receive the trophy Other prizes aside from a special award to be made to anyone sinkinclude those for ing a low net—first second and third low gross—first second and third and low net in division A B C and D—first second and third hole-in-o- ne 15 LOS ANGELES hard-hittin- 6-- 6-- 1 6-- 3 Segura played as brilliantly as he did all through the tournament to reach the finals but it was a Follow 31 S C Rules case of Parker making no mis4 Denver university threatened takes and returning everything thAt when it left the conference that came across the net Eventualone of the first things it would do ly Segura was forced into errors xvas set up a training table for and in the second set he netted football players The appropriation frequently shots were Segura's for the training table was put in two-hand- the budget but the table has not been put into operation Coach Ellison Ketchum points 'out: "We want the training table but ence we are playing in the Big Seven conference race this :tar we naturally feel obligated to follow all the rules of the conference Therefore we did not start the training table this year If there is football next year we'll Lkely set up the table" -- Denver university has signed to play the Fort Douglas soldier tarn at Denver on October 31 The game will likely be made a benefit game with the profits being turned over to the Denver U S 0 club or some other Denver service fund 6-- 13-1- 6-- 3-- 6-- 8-- Players Replace Ground Keepers Shorts on Sports Deriver university will have two The foctba11 squads this fall squad of TO players has been divided Into two groups the varsity Games have and B squads been lined up for the B squad with Tr:nidad junior college Mesa Colorado Mine3 and one other junior Colorado State college team squad but no aJo will have a B lined up for it games have been Clair Sloan new assistant ye— coach at Wyoming university played on the western team the same year that Earl (Powerhouse) Pomeroy of Utah and Dutch Clark of Colorado colSloan was lege played all-st- ed working perfectly in the first set and at this stage he appeared to be a good match for Parker but later he became unsteady and Parker outclassed him Miss Brough teaming with MarOsborne got back at Miss garet Betz who played with Dorothy Bundy beating them in the wom1 en's doubles 4 Budge Patty national junior champion won the junior crown 3 Ted Norpoth 2 defeating 6 2 ar : SAN FRANCISCO Sept 20 UPI —Sunday was "Ladies' day" at the Presidio Golf club but instead of golf clubs 25 women traveled the course with mowing machine rakes hoes and sprinklers The ladies mowed the greens trimmed the fairways raked die traps and reset the tees—all to the satisfaction of the club professional Jim Naulty who proclaimed it a "swell job" The club is one of six affected by a walkout of groundkeepers last Tuesday over a wage dispute Members of the Horticulturist and Floriculturist union want a dollar a day wage increase over the present scale of $550 a day rn halfback at Nebraska 'The Cowboy dormitory at Wyor--- which was used to house the university football players has been turned over to the army The dorm now houses a crew of prospective U S pilots according Coach Hans to Bunny Oakes says Wagner of Colorado Stateforma-Lon hew use the single wing this year but other coaches on this side are confident that he -wi:1 be using the formation when the Co losgs open against Coach Wyoming next Saturday Ell:son Ketchum of Denver already has started his basketball He drills his squad workouts cagers one night a week after Ketch finishing with football reports that he's going to have a b!gger and better court team but he won't be able to bid for the g r' title this winter S C Mears Annexes Medal In Alb ley Tourney Russ Mears with a Sunday was announced as winner of the medal prize in the annual club championship at the Nib ley Park municipal golf course Following are the pairings for the first round: Mears vs A J Henderson Al Cunningham bye Dr M C Mason vs Eddie Morgan Walter Harris Jr bye Glen Simmons vs George Cordery Ab Johnson bye Ralph Backman bye The matches must be completed this week according to Professional Torn McHugh 72 New Mexico Wins 7-- 6 N M ALBUQUERQUE Sept 20 (71—New Mexico university opened its season Saturday night Air Force Bombs with a sluggish 7 to 6 victory over Colin Kellys of the Albuthe 21-0 Fort Wright querque army air base a team WALLA WALLA Wash Sept coached by Captain Ted Shipkey 20 Sewell and a former former New Mexico mentor NVashirgton State college teamnate Johnny Holmes led the Sec- L S U Downs Teachers ond Air Force Bombers from Fort BATON ROUGE La Sept 20 George Wright to a 21to 0 VIC- State university Saturday night over the St Martins college football team opened its 1942 grid season here Holmes raced 21 yards around Saturday night by defeating Louleft erd for the Bombers' opening isiana Normal 40 to 0 before touchdown in the second quarter 8000 perspiring fans (S')--Bil- ly (UP)--Louis- iana r i 6771 41C' 7r3 C 11 tjak7 Grid 11 - :i mii4 4 71-1was i 9 - tra v tr" 743 I di s''''' - 101111hi k - -- i - - e - - e e of a series of (This is ednference football teams) ea e: e ai - e:'e'::l i 1: ' r ' Suat Army Teams Split in Pros' Series- 1 ':'''1fr-- ' t rd on Mountain 10-d- - -- 0 ut c ?::c 'el-e- : Feathers' Tilt Tops Week's :a-e- e) r is: - - ond-strin- :-4- :::- '::: : - - ' i:::: )1- " : ::::::: ::::: :" ol) ol) ::::-- All-Sta- ) ':: :4 :: ::''c - 1 :L1 't:'s ::!:::::i f:":-:::::::-- (D1P4 4" :' A: All-Sta- ed :i: k :' -- '::a1 one-yar- ii :::::--- " :e-- - $ t -- ar :iaii - I - I l ball-handl- That's Nothing for Whiny To Get Up in Air About er t SO-ya- rd 1 good-lookin- Compulsory P E Plan Suggested 4 ( ed Passes Give Rams Win' Over Eagles so-call- ed - out-Satchel- ed ng four-balle- - all-sta- I 19-ya- ployed by Rival Len Coffman They tried to square off but their teammates intervened before a ‘ blow could be aimed Just a few seconds before time expired As soon as they returned to l' the their dressing room were ordered disbanded and each fur- of the 52 was given a t' lough Bear - all-sta- rs - 10-d- ay Army (Baylor) West ( Tennessee) Saint iNV Va ) Greentiehl A rtz Shred (Tex Ohrstlen) Melina Villanova Kelley (Cornell) I Minn) Spadacelni Plhgfq ( Mich State) Van Every (Minn ) All-Sta- 0 s: 6-- 0 1 5-- 7 0 0 Line-up- or 6-- 1 0 0 6-- 1 6-- 0 6-- 6-- 1 6-- 2 0 3-- 6 6-- 2 0 7- 5--8 6-- 1 a 7i1 k A ti rr A 1 ri 17 t ti:k A tSp ' l 1 0 cr-- 711 0 og"10 1 cf ''''1 iy ' c0 eVRIsifiC WITH CANADA DRY ty 1 'f Q U ALI TY - ' f 1 0 6-- 1 (113 t U L ) C---- --4 5-- 6-- 3 6-- lb aI tria - '"N: 1 6-- 0 Wils O'Rourke Clark re 11 13 s) Pioneers' Football Roster 6-- 1 Toener Bray A rto e rt MI-Sta- hs 1 Ix Chicago Nowasices Kolmen Fort !neon Gallerneau rh Osmensk fb Standlee (Stanford) 0 0 7 0— 7 Army 0 0 7 7- -14 Chicago Bears Standlee S Army scoring — Touchdown Point after touchdown—Peace for Stand-i'lee) Chicago scoring—Touchdowns Gel-g- : lerneau 2 Points after touchdown Styda her ( for Kolman) 2 — Ends Gems) Substitutions: Army Ford Stanton (Arizona) Tepo (Pitt) tackles Herndon (Nebraska) Pis ham) kor (Niagara) Shires ( Tennessee) Spend love (Utah) jeuarde Frticek fTexft s A )Jp4i Kanriva (Wake Forest M) rife (Pitt centers Calvelli Stanford) Chesney Paul) hacks Rartholornew Tennessee) Vil Seahright (West Virginia ) Basca lanova ) Allen (Kentucky) Ca (ego (Teri nessee ) Mississinni Stet()) Johnson Schwartzir re Bacarus (Notre Dame) Tennessee) Coffman ( Tennessee) Nie on Arizona) Chicago — Ends Siegal Pool Berry tackles Styriahar Hontowit roardsi Xese centers Matuzs Muss° Aktn! slot is Fs Clarkson hacks Nolting McLean Meznickl Petty Geyer miglietti (place-kick- 5-- 9 It 4 (Place-kick- s 6-- rd all-sta- rs 7- 5-- 9 rs substitute But the Bears flubbed that wide open chance for after Bill Osman- ski and Nolting rushed for a first down only seven yards from the soldiers' goal line O'Rourke was smothered by three as he tried to pass and the ball was knocked from his throwing hand and recovered by Army Guard Ralph Fife on the army seven ''' Johnson lost two and then punt- ed to Nolting While the latter was returning it about four yards L:to the soldiers' 33 he became an- gered by the defensive tactics em- half-doze- (place-kick- 7-- 38-ya- rd : a:-e 4 rd place-kicke- the !' :: t - : - - 1 1 6-- S - y : 7 I - - -- r : ::' ' rd 30-ya- ' ev2: i llea : : " - i- - "- - T Sun- 14-- 7 rs 7:' :' - - : all-sta- r-- day before an overflow crowd of 35000 spectators at Fenway park Before the period ended the laarmy stars who had beaten tho New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers in five days started a scoring march after Quarterback Vic Spadaccini intercepta ed one of Chuckin' O'Rourke's overheads Got Under Way The drive which ended with t: Norman Standlee who played for the Bears last season going over k: from the tbree-yar- d line got tinder way when Steve Bagarus 1e once of Notre Dame sped from e t midfield to the Chicago line Then he set the stage for Standlee's scoring play by smashing seven yards for a first down Nick Basca- late of Villanova t d and the Philadelphia Eagles 7 7 th tie into a e final quarter e As F:: opened the Bears indicated that the deadlock would not be of long ii1 duration Standlee kicked off to fa Ray Nolting who shook off several and eluded every other solee dier except Harvey Johnson State b a c k who a dragged him down on the army's line I A Bear however had been and offside run spotted Nolting's : went for naught But that dise appointment merely served to incite the Bears to even greater ef:'e forts and after Bill Geyer refe turned Standlee's second kickoff le to Chicago's 25 they got rolling in high Two from perfect passes O'Rourke sharpshooting in place a of the injured Sid Luckman to Left End Johnny Siegal made up le most of the Bears' yardage as they 1e went 75 for their winning touchle down which Gallerneau made d line on fourth lei from the down Second Extra Point When Joe Stydahar the place- -- I4kicking tackle chalked up his sec- -- ewiltond extra point the ed noticeally They made their only fumble of the game by Johnson on their line three plays after Stydahar had kicked off to Stan gervelis an army end 52-ya- e - e:::--:e-:e- ay Redskins Trip Steelers by Margin ? -- " e i eastern army --e " -- - BOSTON Sept 20 (711 — The champion Chicago Bears twice sparked by Halfback Hugh Gallerneau healed the National Professional league's wounds by humbling Colonel Bob Neyland's great ' ht - T- J By Bill King Program 7 4 as-Fig- '''' Gridder Leads Pros ar -- ''te-- 1 Ex-Stanfo- NEW YORK Sept 20 UPI — The army all-stfootball teams playing National Professional league foes with army emergency relief as the beneficiary completed their seasons Sunday with a record of four wins and four losses the It is expected eight games enriched the coffers of the relief society by approximately a half million dollars The players in turn were given furloughs The records: West t e a in (coached by Major Wallace Wade): Washington Redskins 28 ea ea eleea 5ae eeetea ei L I Pioneer Title Hopes Fade As Services Take Players States stories the sixth ::':- 9 tT tp (r) frof) in zdi 9:ip kiht that By Jimmy llodgsor S7' a e:':7-- ' T'aeosog-- ' e"'ee:e2!"as: e ' Associate Sports Editor '''' :e7e ea e ': lee ' DENVER—For the first time in years there is no talk of a " ' lia :) ''!: :fY e a ea 1 e :ere football championship at the University of Denver :'September" "''' ' ' le f' of the Mountain States con- the school which is half-i- n half-o-- --- e7elea I 'e e:e ference e9 rak$ ''‘ N Denver had a lot of title hopes !eeat 't e'l eee last spring—and a lot of players :''e4a'a Army 7 Pele ?ear But since that time Uncle Sam has CardiArmy 18 Chicago -) ( ' irefee 16 of the stalwarts and 10 nals up picked 1 '- -' most of D la's championship fieeee 1 Army 12 Detroit 10 'e Green Bay 36 Army 2L gone with the gridpirationahave ders York 10 Army 7 New ° I seems now the that it : East team (coached by ' Right aea ewe- are going to have their agee Colonel Robert Neiand): re4 a NEW YORK Sept20 tin—Five Pioneers hands full finishing in the top half New York O Army 18 years ago this week Mike Jacobs of the standings as player losses 13 Brooklyn 7 Army 4" '' :''': took over the boxing destiny of have been too severe to make them e a Chicago Bears 14 Army 7 :'::-e-Madison Square Garden and staged title contenders e :eae Pioneers have gone into the eeee''' ' 1 s a featherweight bout as his first a en muse Bob Riddell John ' army -offering Bob Wright Leigh Wil- Hammond o since time the for first :e Friday :' ee' re: F:'ee-e--son Dan Clinger and 'a Bill Phillipe 1' ee then Jacobs offers another feathe ee:a eaeve ea' men who ':e are backfield Bill Clary is beeaia :'eee"e :L erweight fight This one e— are now '" back but expected tween Los Angea: Chalky Wright MorDon In addition uniform comawne New York of the e to fi backs show one nest of the 13 t:':: :::::' mission's world title and Lulu '::'4 attae50: A'' '':: :'' Denver in years has been ruled 28-1- 4 e " Constantino New York candy e ee :"!'':?' t e Ineligible leaving only three sec- ee::::ei-e chaland store clerk :"ei a ' ae outstanding g backs Clegg McKellar ': - e !:4 lenger will Howard Schechtel and John Mo- Pro Grid Standings 15 ''eer: rounds—or for go s'a '''” They e or har Western Division e: e: eeeere::-::::::::"::: e f:ee:eeaae L ie 1les& T P OP W Dick Murray Max Jordan Wes a: :e eaa :1:::':::i: Two of the leading contenders e: e ea: 0 7 0 1 0 Cardinals Chicago Ronnie Carl Weber 1 21 24 1 0 DeTemple Cleveland Nt:':::''::'?'::4k ':: :'' for Joe Louis' heavyweight crown McLeod tn::r' !::: '':: ' ' :1:':'?i ::' ' O 0 0 0 0 t::'e:::" Bears HorHarold Wilson Chicago John 'r O :e o Lee Savold of Des Moines and :a:reseal:aS ia:::::: 0 :ez:''e'-aga'0 0 Green Bay ''''''' i:::':' O Mann and Bob ee '"' Bob Pastor New York also e vat 0 Foster 0 Jack 0 0 Detroit t :' ' le grace 1f:Divialon Eastern were lost from the line But there 1 N eae week's national program To 2PS ::'ie theSavold Lo vl linemen back and Washington winner over Tony Alusto are some good O 1 38 31 ' 01 the losses on the forward wall are Philadelphia eareee ::::::"::::-:eO 21 52 2 t ''' last week slugs it out with John- not Pittsburgh as in the backfield rirooeweliyornk as 3 3 Y of N 3 in Rochester ny Flynn ::e:e eeeetoseirvere ::ieea eatee a a TuesOhio at Akron Stick a 4 tt 0:I day night while Pastor has a simSunday's Seores !::!:i::::at:!::4:1 Washington2428 Pittsburgh 14 old an Ketchum Ellison grad ilar Cleveland Philadelphia 14 engagement with Buddy Scott and former assistant is tee:ee :::::::: 7 (ex- e:::e'ae:e::le Chicago Bears 14 Army coaching of on Fri Fla at Detroit Tampa 4- t':::::e::a:-ee:- ::::a: k D '':4i and is U eleven the :::: 3 ' ::::1::::': teaching hib)tionliyn 35 Keri strong's 'e 4'' '':: e day the "T" formation Denver has (exhibition) The ee' ::e:a:':'i'::e:::::-:!::a of 13 Meeting 0 Cardinals Detroit Chicago e:: of 1' ee Tommy Tucker U S navy and always had a conglomeration eaeeeee:::::::ele::e:e::e:::: formadozen a from :::a:1' half Negt Sunday's Schedule plays Gomez S U at Tommy army at Buffalo :':"':a Brooklyn vs Philadelphia :e e:e'"e- ' e e a a will e': Pioneers stick tions but the e Bears vs Green Bay at Green on Jacksonville is Fla Chicago ::'e Monday's e:e::?-"sea::e e:::: to "T" this close the as is an card ambitious bill at pretty Ba&icago Cardinals vs Pittsburgh at Pittsae''a!:::e::::!::i:::::::!:-:::::!eleson at least for et while according burgh ' ::': Philadelphia 4:::!:!-:!::-Cleveland vs Detroit at Detroit e::-to Ketchum A : The program: New York vs Washington at Washington et::ee :e:::e:":'":e:'e':e a-will backs The Monday ' they although :': :::: At New York—Sal Bartol e::'ii- Willie t vs WASHrNGTON Sept 20 UPi— ‘‘ ' ::::e"e '!''::e:te'' '( j:''''i --- - Roache Wilmington csbels feather- lack experience and will also lack e : weights (8) Denver some of former size the Steve Juzwik a first-yeYoung a vs At Chicago—Altus Allen Peoria III ' :''''' i e '::a''e'e:!:! 1e a::::': Clayton Worlds Chicago heavy- backfields will have speed Coach recruit from Notre Dame and the -ee:aeaae-e----e4weights (10) aeeeeee hopes to utilize this At Philadelphia—Frit zi Zlvic Pitts- Ketchum aa'ael?I'M N iie burg vs Johnnie Walker Philadelphia i speed with some good passing to Veteran Sammy Baugh sparked Pete Scats° New set (10) welterweights Washington Redskins to a 28- York vs Ellis Phillips ' up an offense that will click the lightPhiladelphiaPhiladel14 victory over the Pittsburgh weights (10) Tony Oange-mfrom the "T" vs Henry Allen Philadelphia heavyGene Voris Promising backfield candidate for Denver phia Bespectacled Johnny Mnhar Is Steelers in a National pro league (8) Frankie Carto Philadelphia weights vs Toronto light- the first choice for the quarterback football game before 25000 fans Spider team Armstrong 1942 football university's weights (8) At Providence R because of his experience He Sunday Crawford New Yortz vs JackieI—Davey Callura Hamilton job The Redskins with Baugh pitchis a fair passer a good Ont leaPaerweights (10) At Jacksonville Fla—Tommy Tucker well ing beautifully and Juzwik rifling his and calls signals U S navy vs Tommy Gomez U S Sophomore Mike Stimack the best Plrough the Steeler forward wall army heavyweights (10) At Newark N J—Freddie Fiducia passer on the squad will have a for ground gains clicked for a Newark vs Al Hart Washington a C Joe Carter Rome chance at quarter and may also touchdown in the second period heavyweights (10) N vs Bobby Jacobs Philadelphia added another in the third on Ky play at fullback Bobby Wilson Aldrich's middleweights (10)ace and Jack Girtin basketball sprint after a punt and went for 14 the are for At WilmingtonTuesday blocking candidates Del — Lew Jenkins frosh job Sweetwater Texas vs Al Tribuani Wilpoints in the final period Tommy Saracino takes over Bob more mington welterweights (10) Pittsburgh At Hartford Washington Coll—Vince By Sid Feder the and at Dell'Orto half left Riddelrs job Bova Masterson New York vs Willie Pep Hartford feathIt Davis swift sophomore Is expected to cut Schultz PAWTUCKET R I Sept 20 (JP)—The little guy who Is erweights (10) Sanders Stralka It At White Plains N Y—Eddie Blunt some fancy capers in the league Cherundolo c Aldrich New vs York Lee White Q called the iceman and known as the best "money rider" in racing Plains heavyweights (8) Murray Simington rg Shugart this year He is backed up by Har- Woundemberg Reinor rt At Akron Ohio — Lee Savold Des old Hand a g frosh Richelski re Cifers Moines Iowa vs Johnny Flynn Roches- was near tears Martin ob Hare R Y ter N Bob Stimack and from Wyoming heavyweights (10) Ih Dudley Zimmerman That was Georgie Woolf nat- These young Flinotto rh Justice another Wednesday greenling None scheduled Riffle Seymour urally and he was admitting to 0 0 14 0--14 players have a hit to learn but Pittsburgh 14- -28 7 7 0 Thursday Washington had fast it that friends that something they're learning N At Erlizsbeth 1—MarvIn Pittsburgh scoring: Touchdowns—Dudley 160 pounds Is Riffle vs Gene Johnson Bryant Dallas Schechtel Texas welteronly 2 Point touchdowns—Sanders after in before him to never happened weights (8) for the right half nlacelticks) first running Touchtiowns—Junwinhome Washington scoring: of all his years NEW YORK Sept 20 (UP)— booting and wilt (for Seymour) 2 Aldrich Justice Friday At New York—Lulu Constantino New post because of his experience Point after touchdown—Juswik 3 Masterners had just cost him his greatest The central office for eastern in- York vs Chalky Wright Los New York speed Bill Ha lford and Norm son (placekicks) Angeles champion are thriller-dille- r in which tercollegiate athletics has urged featherweight Eastin backing sophomores ( title bout) featherweights At Philadelphia—Pedro Tomes Phila- him up Alsab barely nipped Whirlaway compulsory participation in phys- delphia vs Mayon Pad lo Philadelphia Gene Voris- a sophomore ) Burly A t rn the $25000 Saturday at Narra- - ical fitness programs by every wolterweight Youn (Boston—Garvey already made McKellar step male college student in the nation trines vs George Martin Boston welter- has in the race for the fullback back weights (10) gansett for a as At Now Orleans — 'Luther (Slugger) winning requisite The For the first time in 12 years" a totalprime Chivs White assignment Baltimore Willie Joyce war cago lightweights (10) AKRON Ohio Sept 20 UM— is expected to hold the sophomore At he said "I had a horse in the air net connected tolt—Rcth New Itnek Paatnr with "Everything Parker Hall and Jack Jacobs acott Tampa Fla heavyweights assignment Instead of on the ground at the sports is subservient to the neces- Buddy pitched two beautifully timed finish If Whiny had been at the sity of producing as many men as (10) Ends Look Good touchdown passes each half the in of the instead end of his stride we are able in the finest condition a of the Akron Rubber Bowl Ketchum has Coach great length pair middle of it with all four feet off possible" Executive Director Asa K C Loses Charges in Leon (Ace) Diner and field to give the Cleveland Rams of ends won" have we'd a S in the ground Bushnell said releasing Greg Browning They will stack a 24 to 14 National Professional Both Woolf and Trainer Ben survey of 675 colleges Foes Used Itimvers with any pair of wingmen in Football league triumph Sunday up Jones hastened to add that this The survey disclosed that more over the Philadelphia Eagles Diner was an ICANSAS CITY Sept 20 UP— the league wasn't an alibi that the Chicago than half the colleges require athBeThe aerial-minde- d Rams struck choice last year their The Kansas City Monarchs were sides horpe letics for all students Express had beaten Of course back Coach after end an Greasy spotting outstanding being "commando classes" are increas- humbled 4 to 1 Sunday before he is also a fine fairly and squarely The 200- - Neale's club a touchdown on the punter a 8452 home of crowd in 1 if return a match the fans like cent less than they ingly popular per they'd play from scrimmage CenLynn Seward first can get it although at the mo- have abolished intercollegiate ath- fourth game of the Negro world pound freshman Bill Reith's snapback went ter and Dennison Ross Sophomores seHes—and ment Jones' plans for the turra letics immediately became Wayne Flanigan Elmer Woolard wide of Gaylon Smith While he wartime transportation money winning champion are to problems have caused one out of suspicious it fruitlessly Philadelphia's a frosh and Ed Lesar junior let- chased start Saturday In a stake either five to shift games to crowds the The triumphing Pittsburgh Vic Sears collected the ball on chance also will their termen n mounds-maget used a Homestead Grays at Belmont or Havre de Grace midwest and the south are waging the Cleveland 20 and carried it at the post who simply To explain Woolf's theory they a losing fight against use of freshover with Lew Barnum place-kickiback left is at Don Carlson the Monarchs' men in varsity sports and a ma- Satchel Paige the point pointed to the official photo-finis- h hitting 195 pounds He Is Cleveland of the match which showed Whiny jority of athletic officials believe famous pitching ace Identified tackle Philadelphia Joe CabrieRl backed another la Platukis as up big by pair 'Pitcher Day" he fanned In midair his head up Alsab had the war cannot end before the sum- only Sears It Adams Russ 200 and d even an dozen pounds Velasquiz Gerber Is was and just McGarry mer of 1944 completed his stride C just Graves Is Refth 205 Bone one il0000e a and out batsman Velasquiz pounds thumped at full length the tip of his nose Thorpe two-bas- e a sophomore and Bone a junior Eibner hit rt Paqua extended and just resting on the re MeVer Wilson Bernie Craig 195 pounds is Barnum Pitcher Day the Monarchs anri Plunkett finish line It was that close Triumph 35-- 0 1h was Davis tackle Hall the other contended slated for assignSunday grily night And the 35000 who were limp with rh Martian' 20 a ringer—and so were the Grays' ment Despite his size he is one Johnson PORTLAND Ore Sept Williams lb the excitement of the smashing (UP) — 7 0 0 -14 Boiler- outfielders Stone and Pearson of the fastest men on the squad Philadelphia Cleveland — 10 7 0--24 stretch struggle realize that when makers The Portland n memwere All a as described three Two — Touchdowns: by huge sophomores hitting sparked Philadelphia scoring feet after sears Steel Whiny landed just a few Point a after touchdown— State Rose bowl stars and bers of the Washington team of around 200 pounds Clarence Carl- Barnum Erdlitz crossing the wire he was in front Oregon an line the National also ton are bulwarked and Cleveland Wilson Jim league Negro by scoring—Touchdowns: Pagliasotti of the 700 bargain baby 2 Boone (for Hall) Points after touch had won three bidding for the job Vancouver Warcos Kansas the swamped City Waal 3 down—Adams Field Woolf added "What fooled me" 35 to 0 here Sunday before a straight before Sunday's contest ) Bill Schumacher a senior prom- —Adams "is the length of Whir ly's stride crowd of 12000 persons The game which was protested The fifth ises to be a stellar guard this year Now you know some jockeys opened the new Pacific Northwest will be played in Chicago and is heads above t h e other CHICAGO Sept 20 (Al—Cona War Industries Professional league game always count off strides in and a sixth if neces- gtjards week this 195 John Herlevich two fumbles into touchverting stretch I don't mean we say 'onetwo- schedule sary in Philadelphia Bud Schwenk passdowns pounds Is favored for the other with -three' but from the three-eight1— guard job with Pete Gringras Wil- ing for both of them the Chicago pole to the finish I'm allard Miller Al Flewelling Nat Cardinals smashed the Detroit ways mentally picking off those Feld also making bids Lions 13 to 0 Sunday night A strides just to make sure I'll have crowd of 14742 witnessed the first Weak Post so Center mount will It measured right my 1National Football league pro game Wt 0 18 Ht Woolard root Ex Flmer Name I'M Age be on the ground at the finish 21 0 18 0 T Pete Gingras g 189 Center position looms as one here Harold Hand hb 160 not IRO a 22 19 0 I b has Moiar 175 xJohn Wayne Flanigan long Forest Wagers only "Whiny 20 0 Leon Diner 188 21 1 of the weakest on the team with 154 Cardinals stride but it gets longer as he Mike 20 0 Bill Coats g 19 0 Chet Thompson ISO Stimack hb —170 a nonletterman FlakLions Daddio 0 IRO Biii Gene hb 19 19 0 175 rb Voris It picks up speed He changes the xeleggRaiford Duetritn Me Keller fb 175 20 1 1:Imer Johneon 18 0 tackle of last season first choice Shthanoff - ISO Baker stride on you and that's what Merril Thomas th 1S5 18 0 Willard Miller 20 0 on the list Joe Cribari a fine line Petvelec 175 a WojclechOWICII Apolakto Norman Eastin tb 20 1 19 0 )(Hernia Craig t 165 195 made me miss this time" W118011 Lb rg xR behechtel 21 2 backer has been shifted to cen20 I x Don Carlson t 202 hb —165 r1 Uremovich Buicer I 8 0 19 0 Rex Ravis t 175 195 This was an expensive miss be- Mel Schwartz Conpare 19 0 ter from half to made a bid for Knorr 183 19 0 Clarence Carlton t Charles Collopv qb —175 cause it kept Whiny for the time 'Bill Parker Callihan qb 2 18 0 20 Schumacher g 175 202 John Herlevieh t Bob Mohar is the other Noon Schwenk 19 1 the job 18 0 xLoen Hays e 190 hb —190 Browning being at least from becoming the Jim h Both Cribari and Mo- Cardwell 21 0 candidate 170 xFA Lesar 21 1 Bob Wilson an 1S0 ft) Polanekt first bread win- Nate Gtrttn 20 1 har are freshmen 20 0 Russell Bone t 202 Feld g 170 AGoldberg 0 n 'Lions 20 0 195 61 1S0 18 0 Jim PR KIIASOtti t ner in turf history while the 25- - Jack -13 0 0 6 Cardinals 20 1 19 0 Chet Thompson e Roas Dennianc 16S 205 Coach Ketchum is taking over Chicago Touchrlowns—Daddin ncorine: 2n 1 Lynn Seward e 19 0 Cardinal 200 200 000 boosted Alsab's earnings to xGregg BrOVVIIMC same new with — the the e 0 touchdown Daddio 0 e Bob Moher Lach 19 17 202 Point after 175 Joe Cribari assignment more than 298000 20 0 20 0 195 Joe Velasquez 195 Tom Seracino bb (Continued on Following Page) 411012 placement) t'' f!iz:::::4: Sept 20 Via— Frankie Parker of Dos Angeles the "mechanical man" of tennis won the men's sing1e-- title in the Pacific southwest tournament Sunday defeating the champion g of South America Francisco Segura of Ecuador 4 - 1 )t - :::seeee-ee::::::e:ee- Singles Title I - '-' Parker Grabs TT g Into ID : - '''' i ' 1" -- ': 0"'"1 '9'1" P:' i -:- - i t e err '' i' t ::--:-::-:-':-- P" C "I L L) 7 1-3-"¬ holder Tra try vi LL s 1 -- - ) 42b 771 0! Sammy Cuts I DENVEP Colo — Despite the fact that Denver university was supposed to nave dropped out of the Mountain States conference rlast spring the Pioneers are go-‘- e an official entry in the irg to be race 112 grid There has been no official action on the matter by the confer- ance but a survey of the circuit -- shows that most of the athletic rectors ngure Denver as a bona--fid- e member of the circuit Den- - ver included so the sports writers hare going ahead on that basis The –Mountain States conference will be the Big Seven through the football ca After that who tan tell thpaignmay not be a league - - -- -7' 45- i zr T i t I - 0 STer -1) - -- September 21 1912 - |
