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1942-10-12 [P A-11] G. W. May Have Won Its Two Games for the Year, Says Sad Coach Baker >- Big Season for Terps Skins Look Better Than Bears Nordlinger Rules Woodmont Likely if They Beat To Coach of Sheared Rams Linksmen Fourteenth Time V. M. I. None Could Defeat Club Clicking as It Trims Phillipson in Final; McAleer Goes Saturday ^ Did Against Cleveland, Clark Feels To Title Round in Manor Tournament Hoyas, Meeting Auburn, could beaten that team "Nobody have today,” sighed Dutch It's getting so that a fellow finds and 1: Don Dudley and Jo* WUaon de- Clark kick feated Dr. W. D. Lanier and F. ft. Bacon Have Their Fourth Hard mournfully, after watching the Redskins the starch out it hard even to keep track of the 4 and 2. of his Cleveland Rams. even Game in Succession “Nobody,” he repeated, “not the Bears.” number of club championships he Dick Kreuzburg won a blind bogey The bespectacled Clark, looking more like a high school biology wins. That happens to be the event with 73—3—70. with Dr. teacher than one of the pro game’s most publicized characters, case with Howard Nordlinger, the Lanier next at 82—8—74. Tied for By BURTON HAWKINS. who rules the couldn’t believe the Redskins were as as the final 33-14 straight-hitting gent second at net 79 were George Burns, "We may have won our two simply good games ■ ■■■ at Woodmont Coun- fimirnc ■ ■ ■ links roost the T. W. M. M. Wire and for the year,” confesses Coach Shepherd, try Club. P. S. A1 verson. Baker of “We didn’t have a chance,” he Johnny George Washington Flaherty should arrange for a few Howard won the title again yester- in said in his quiet way. “Our backs Grace King and Paul Bruyere won University the lone note of pessi- more similar injuries. licking Ellis Edlowitz in the mism couldn’t even handle the ball. We day, a mixed foursome affair at Ban- detected in the local collegiate final 6 and 5. Some one asked had no chance to work a be- by nockburn with 97—27—70. Also in football realm today. At Maryland play When Johnny Kovatch grabbed times he had Howard how many the list were ahd cause that line was in there, rolling that the ball on the prize the following: Georgetown there is optimism pass planting won the Woodmont title. “I think” in on the backs before they actually Mrs. S. D. Offutt and W. Waggaman, the air despite pressing 35-yard line just before Baugh’s sure engage- —and he paused. “Yes. I’m Mrs. ments this week. had the ball. I’ve never seen better next to Moore clicked for a touch- 101—24—77; R. Barefoot and • this is the fourteenth time.” That line R. Brandler, 112—33—79; Mrs. Egli Baker's gloominess may not be play. down, it was his seventh straight better than for the is slightly par and S. Pierdon, 112—33—79. and Justified. G. W. may be favored “I don’t see how anybody figures without a miscue. course. Ruth Hebert and over Furman in their battle to beat the Redskins in the East— E. Piper, 111—32 Friday Howard beat Bob Phillipson 2 —79. at not even or New York. Hank Rockwell cost the Rams night Griffith Stadium. En route Brooklyn and 1 in a semi-final, while Edlo- to three points by grounding Roy Zim- In the women’s club champion- his Mendota (111.) home is Frank Those other teams just don’t rate witz licked Ed Wortman in 21 holes merman’s pass in the end zone in- ship final Mrs. P. D. Overfelt de- Seno, the Colonials' 185-pound soph- with them. And in the West the in the other semi-final. Then How- stead of on to the ball in feated Mrs. T. 7 omore and unless his draft team seems to have a hanging Waggaman and 5. tailback, only that ard turned on the heat against Edlo- board the third period. Holding it would reclassifies him he won’t chance of stopping them is the witz, turning in 35 and being only return. Bears and I doubt if could if have given Cleveland a touchback they 1 over par at the finish. Seno and possession of the ball on its has been ordered to report Washington gave them the same At Manor, Defending Champ Earl Redskins for 20, but as it was, the Skins had induction into the Army, but game they played against us today. won to the final in (Continued From A-10.1 another down and Zimmerman McAleer his way Page feels he may obtain a reclassifica- the where he'll “I think the Redskins have booted his 14-yard field goal. the club title tourney, tion that would permit him to finish crown. that biggest, toughest line in the league. Aldrich. meet Lee Ritter for the eloquently expressed its the season. Baker isn’t as confident Charleyhorse Stops What did to us was a crime. Ritter had beaten M. P. Canby “what’s-the-use” attitude. The they Kay Aldrich broke up Corby and will prepare for the Furman that Skin line was I just didn’t expect anything like while earlier to reach the final, but tougher to dent than game with Seno excluded from his Davis’ pass in the final period this. We didn’t have a chance was before Canby’s hot round, when a two-bit steak and the secondary on a Ray -"-- plans. hobbling charleyhorse. 'WSfrvV, *»Sir, them and to me seem he shot a 68. He bagged was perfectly deployed against the against they Flaherty yanked him immediately. subpar Baker isn’t condemning the show- with a 6 of Hall and to be one of the best clubs in the SIGNS ANOTHER PAPER—Joe is not his to a six birdies and wound up passes Davis. But two of his Colo- Louis, heavy champion, fixing signature fighting ing sophomore-studded far.” on home hole when a 4 touchdowns weren’t as later league—the best today by Sammy Baugh finally has been a contract but his to Howard (on the par enough, nials in losing to The Citadel. 2-14. giving autograph Mary right), daughter of Sergt. B. E. Howard of events triple-threater by his own choice. would have given him a 66. proved, and the 19 points Unbiased observers said Joe Bernot Jones Can't Figure the Beat. Fort Omaha, after announcing that he was with the ring. The other in the added in the In the second period he carried the through girl picture Three Pairs Tie at Washington. third period came in plunged over for a touchdown the The silver-thatched old rest- ball four consecutive times. He is waiting to have Joe pen her a memento. Louis was a member of a Fort drill team which in a mixed four- handy. time he the gent Riley Three pairs tied straight carried Parker Hall’s fumble on the 26- 12th. ing his head on the rail in the dived over left guard for a first appeared between halves of the game between the soldiers and at Omaha some tourney at Washington, all ball 'in the fourth play on a play Creighton University Judge Landis pose in the upper box down in three In his next of 70. were yard line, where Cece Hare recovered that probably would have given plays. yesterday. —A. P. Wirephoto. with net cards They was Jesse Jones, the Government’s Stuart him for Marion Falls and John C. on the initial kickoff of the second G. W. an or attempt Roy spilled Mrs. W. 8-7 9-7 victory, but half, the for high finance expert. But when the a 3-yard loss so Sammy figured it Holzberg, 78—8—70; Mrs. Harry paved way the next officials ruled he fell an inch short. touchdown. mob was clapping in accompani- was high time to pitch the pigskin Carragher and E. A. J. Fay, 92—22— Washington got it as Don’t Know Enough Football. as could wind ment to “Deep in the Heart of and he tossed it to Bob Masterson 600 Tons of 70; and Mrs. T. P. Bank and E. L. quickly Baugh up for ‘‘Our boys just haven't learned Brooks Meets Blake Scrap the two that carried it Texas” Mr. Jones was observed to for 35 yards and a first down on Maryland Golf Title Duffles 89—19—70. Ringer winners pitches over, enough football,” says Baker. “In four but there was a while clap only times—and Mr. Jones the 5. at Washington were: Class A—John slight delay the first when The Citadel Taken as 'Tickets' the period, an expert on figures, too. L. H. Tribe lost 15 yards for holding. eortroH tie ret t/uiohWAnm nnv fal_ By tbs Associated Press. C. Holzberg and Whitten, 52; You saw one of the rec- Sammy’s first toss to probably Tonight in Feature Soft for Class B—J. W. Sawyer, 53, and J. W. Johnny lows were being mousetrapped hor- ord downs in the second if NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Approx- Conquest Kovatch netted 6 and his period Joslin, 55; Class C—Frank C. yards ribly. Our backs haven’t enough Andy Farkas finally proved he’s were at the Remember imately 600 tons of metal next went to Wilbur Moore in the you game. scrap Hackett, 59, and Dr. M. H. Burton, to run the ends. Still, I’d like back in the groove and for Jacobs end speed itching when McChesney smeared was taken to Ebbets Field 59,- zone.
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