SPORTS TRAIL Wildcats Hamlet Here MARTIN [Of Kenna, and Col. Play Blaik called Tonight ^WHITNEY over a NOV. 16- -We young fellow garbed in grev JfyORK, sweat suit who was Will Referee i Point a little over a walking around West ar°Und *e ficld* one NEW HANOVER VETERAN GOWDY Duke "ere out leS poke: Caps Preparations i* was a day right stiff *'\ and “This is !'ear book bright Kenna,” the colonel said a ciure in an we FACES FINAL of pI,,;;th piains cloaked and_ exchanged pleasantries REJOINS REDS With Energetic Session that might be with as beauty nice-looking, personable a lad as ts*; but never surpassed. you could meet. He seemed ct heaven you of medium if HI E AFFRAY AT FIFTY-FOUR State Holds shape and Improved form at th* this touch size, not a little or Light Drill; that pervaded the small but last drill for their shot at old Eli’s * the glooms side, you could see Df he Tar Heel could cut; krj.fe_ Tom yates> was well-knit and well coordi- Deferred; unbeaten and untied eastern lead- p0S‘ nated. Visiting Eleven Placed Was if the publicity department, Honorably Discharg- Deacs Careful ers. Only man on the doubtful list then due-to the trou- Well, it wasn’t mfird11 A until last Satur- Second In Class B was Allan from us that ed From Arm/ Six Eiger, triple-threat gave day the football fans saw the Kenna.” he Kenna By the Associated Press Iowa, who missed half the season Kenna-Doug Doug Col. Blaik had seen Race Weeks Ago bts his knee for two Blue Devils at Due due to an The Ma- >ts, ,„pv He twisted years, at least in his mind’s The Duke completed injury. we don’t The for rine transfer insists he is vesterday and eye. boy reached a peak oi By WEDDELL HARRIS preparations Saturday’s game ready «»iddS Just that CINCINNATI, Nov. 18.—UP)—01’ in S. with South to go again, and Coach Gene Me- spra bad it is. slip- glory more than vindicated the The New Hanover Wildcats went Columbia, C., the .‘ t how Ever to on the damp colonel’s faith. beg pardon Major Carolina Gamecocks by racing plans take him along to- in the open drills in Sarge As through light yesterday a brisk final polishing drill morrow but or not us# pedWout key man he operated the in- Hank Gowdy, who has spent the through may may for their final home before a coach him. was vaguely fa- tricate “T” formation preparation today boarding day eeld'ii the name superbly. He portion of his 54 years in "e' ran a greater tomorrow morning for the Smith’s Army postponement was \e had heard the year with shifty-legged, deceptive game here tonight when they will early stride uniforms as tailored either by to the Palmetto capital. the brightest piece of news in th# there was a football baffling to tacklers. He encounter the strong Hamlet elev- jaunt tll]!a» that train ride ahead on the eve of its am- was threw en at Stadium. The kick- baseball or Uncle Sam, is redoning With an all-day busy camp named Kem-a who high- passes with calmness and Legion be!°; suit of a Cincinnati of them, the Blue Devils will face bitious eastern invasion. The giant but he had broken an precision. On pass defense he was off is slated for 8 o’clock. the monkey freaordcd, Gamecocks without benefit of who was all-state at Lex- that He was "all is not a Red. the regular, (he first game year deadly. football player. Although this confer- The Cincinnati baseball club so their usual Friday afternoon work- ington high last year, has been more was heard of Dogged for two years by nard ence game, Hamlet is expected nothing no secret out. one of the two or three top men in ^ luck, he finally had come into his to furnish stiff competition to the announced today, making was intact once more the own. that known The squad Blue and White line all season. Col Earl “Red” It’s small wonder the mass- Cats, as wound in the of its jubilation Gowdy, stalked Lt. they up with the Frank Irwin, Coach McEver to % m a cor- ed cadets as “Old “01’ ailing husky planned tonight tower office in Yankee stadium, with second in the Class B con- variously Glory,” M to his place tackle, and John Krisza, blocking stick to his regular starting eleven ^ Col. Blaik, whom he is ference. Golden Rod” and as an after-din- nf the gvmnasium. tremendously popular, back, ready for action again. Coach which has Bauer end Brown, ends; made no secret kept chanting: “Come The who have ner speaker to boot, would rejoin and affable, on, rebel,” locals, however, Eddie Cameron planned' to take Kerns and Smith, tackles; Golding Jk the to at the kid from the team next year as coach. He V-;is concern over injury Mississippi, all the been greatly hindered during the the entire squad to Co- and Ellis, guards; Walters, center; long, touchdown replaces the veteran John ‘‘Hans” practically L kid, Doug Kenna. punctuated after- entire season as a result of num- lumbia since this will be the last Weant, quarterback; Warren and natural noon. Lobert who received his uncondi- ‘‘One of the greatest erous injuries, will be out to make lcng trip for the Blue Devils. They Camp, halfbacks, and Voris, full- he said. and tional release. I ever coached,” He,' burly, crashing Doc the most of their final opportu- close the season against North Car- back. Ja to be the was Blanchard, are the difference in Gowdy honorably discharg- Hill next $ say he promises nity to triumph before the home olina at Chapel. Saturday. Wake Forest Deacons today con- the days of Chris the Army offense of 1944. ed from the Army six weeks age best back since They crowd. State college’s gridders, priming tinued to work lightly in practice after two years “on leave” as rec- provide just what was needed to Among those who will occupy for their last contest of the season sessions as they prepare for their the football make a reation officer at Fort Benning, over tc good backfield a great starting berths against the Ham- with the University of Richmond’s game with South Carolina, in Char- CWe'walked one of A n a me d backfield. Kenna has o n Ga., the Army’s principal CniilArc haro in T?iVf*if*lr Stadium practice field. plebe 1 ly two let lads will be seven seniors who lotte on Thanksgiving. tacklers more games to infantry schools. went Walker isn’t tak- Glenn Davis was making go—against Perm, will be playing their last game Saturday afternoon, through Coach Peaheab darted down the and If he It was his second stint in khaki, drills on hi# look silly as he Navy. clicks in those in front of the home crowd; in- , light today. ing any chances increasing •.*■*/ -*~m3 in as in iwu wax a. uc woo tuc ius< field with the ball scrimmage. games, we think he will, Col. cluding Louis Hanson and Charlie Punting, pass protection, punt list of injured, and very little rough was for Blaik will be entitled to a ex-world’s will major leaguer to enlist in 1917 anc and of-T-forma- work is in to th# A bright future predicted smug: Jones, ends; Ned Dowd, tackle; Jack Sharkey, heavyvweight boxing champion, defense, running prospect prior conversation still was “I told you so.” '•«* referee at Thalian hall tonight. after front-line service in France, tion were the main him. But the Happy Corbett, guard; Norris wrestling plays subjects game. “merged a sergeant. He entered on the menu Coach Buck Garrison and Bob Smath- Monk, center; Winford Sutton, compounded by this war as a captain. Beattie Feathers, who said that his ers, regulars who did not start fullback; Weddell Harriss, block- Tall, spare, with a shock oi charges were “shaping fairly against Duke, ran better today, but ing back; and J. W. Johnson, To Referee up bowling STAR LINEMEN Jack Sharkey rusty hair, long since has well” for the game. Dewey Hobbs, starting tackle, wingback. The New Hanoverians Gowdy been one of baseball’s legendary Coach Feathers said that he showed only slight improvement. captain and star Jack CIVIC LEAGUE wingback, figures. He entered pro baseball ir would probably be able to use all Hobbs also has a leg injury. who is a also Jaycees STUD GRIDIRON Lowrimore, senior, Thalian Wrestling Show 1908, joined the New York Giants of his players in the Richmond -v-— — has his last for the .(avers 1st 2nd 3rd Total played game in 1910, was traded to Boston the game with the possible exception 1 34 451 locals. who received Jack Sharkey, who defeated Max to get an official who could curb To Coach .. 149 168 Lowrimore, next and of Bill Waldorf, Snavely ee By ORLO ROBERTSON year remained througl Hupp, second string center, 141 150 4 34 a serious knee in a Schmeling in 1932 for the heavy- the Texan’s atrocities. Sharkey 1922. A his who an W" 143 NEW YORK, Nov. 16.— 'There injury pre- catcher, he wound up sustained ankle injury in Yanks For Blue-Gray Tilt 447 426 405 vious tilt, will not be able to weight championship of the world, career with the Giants ir the Miami-State last toward’_432 is no lack of good ends, tackles should be just the man to handle big-time game Friday 121 219 see action for the rest of the will into the arena tonight at O. — 68 step 1925, managed the Columbus, night. ttkinson guards and centers on the nation’s and this sort of job. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 18. 112 113 225 season. Thalian hall to insure order Red Birds in 1926, Minneapolis ir Interest continues to rise in the yard this season the is a stout fellow and a Waldorf of Northwestern gridirons although to rules in the Sharkey l (£>>—Lynn 442 442 Reliable reserves who will see adherence wrestling 1927, Rochester in ’28 and returnee Wolfpack-Spider clash, and officials Japillary_ entire all-America line of 1943 has former champ, but there are those and Carl Snavely of Cornell will 429 429' matches. to Boston as coach in 1929. The ! of the athletic association Jonway .... from the scene either annuli utiiu C tuc Home UUWU xur college’s Northern team this passed who are of the opinion that O’- ■ coach the again 634 697 644 1975 Jack O’Brien, the Texas bad- next year he began an eight yeai are anticipating a large attendance, Totals or enlistment in the last time tonight include sen- a in the annual Blue and through graduation in Brien is '‘nuts’’ enough to start tenure under thei year Gray iors Kenneth man, who meets Johnny Long Bill McKechnie, .T. L. Vonglahn, business manager one of the branches of military ser- Bobby Ashworth, row with the rugged referee. Any- football game here December 30. Civitans tonight’s feature match, has gain- at Boston and proved himself stil 1 of athletics, stated yesterday that vice. Burriss, David Bannerman, Chub- thing may happen before the final Southern coaches have not yet 1st 2nd 3rd Total ed a for roughing up nie here. there is a “good demand” for tick- Mayers among the tackles is by Paul, Walter Powell, Paul reputation been chosen. Outstanding it Is gong. He made one appearance as i gts. .... 122 135 404 referees. reported, acitson 147 a Carl Ma- Sharkey, Don Whitmire, who Campbell, Billy Mason, Other for to- — Mentors of the Blue teams since 215-pounder his hand conflicts scheduled player in 1930 against Cincinnat Bill “Earthquake” Smith, 18- .. 104 148 154 406- insists having right ramson made the all-Southeastern at Ala- son and Bob Strickland. upon include Don Lee’s the first in Waldorf and and whenever he night Daffy at Boston ad proved himself stil l 220-pound North Carolina game 1939, .awther ... 124 116 130 370 With the wrapped taped year-old, bama before coming to Navy last exception of several with Bill Middlekauf, no Snavely also will have the assist- man in a wrestling engagement slouch at the plate by collectinj I tackle, who was due to report for larnhill ... 92 131 143 366 is the third year. Agile and plenty rugged Whit- minor injuries, the Wilmington- ex-University of Florida athlete, four hits in five times at bat. received ance this year of Bo McMillin of 126 145 159 433 This should serve as a warn- his Army physical today, yard mire has been a bulwark in the ians in fair for to- ring. Bert appear shape and Cherokee .Chief Little Beaver’s He was with Boston in 1914 whei i a last-minute enabl- Indiana. He replaces Ingwer- Total 593 662 721 1976 ing to O’Brien. postponement, Middies’ great forward wall all night’s fracas. Coach Bryan de- battle with Jack Devault, of Knox- that team from l him to leave with the son, former assistant coach at -V- Last week the O’Brien jumped eightl ing squad season. with burly Ranking right along voted most of the past week's ville, Tenn. place to after thei t at 6:30 a.m. for Northwestern and now athletic di- lifted Referee Chief Little Beaver, first, July 4, Friday morning him is John Ferraro, who has made drills to blocking and tackling The bouts are scheduled to be- went on to defeat the Athletic; ! at Yale. rector at the North Carolina Pre- ileston And slammed him to the mat and pro- Saturday’s game Washington his 235 a factor in South- and offense. at school. pounds big practice, pass kicks at gin 8:15. four staright in the world series The Tar Heels appeared in good flight march the Rose ceeded to take several ern California’s to of the Hamlet 'attlett Win Grid Games In. anticipation the smaller official. Bowl. the NHHS contest, cheerleaders, Promoter Bert Causey was quite Looking over the remainer of the The Tileston Red Devils sewed led by Charlie Mitchell staged a O’Brien’s tre; nent of tackle field one finds such fine com irate over ip the Grammar school loop cham- spirited pep rally last night. The and decided mnations as urn wims ana «uss Chief Little Beaver, io-ship yesterday by hanging a festivities were begun at Thir- Thomas of Ohio " 4-0 defeat on the Winter Park State; Hillery teenth and Ann street field where Horne and W. D. Garrett of Mis- lire Brigade at the Thirteenth and a huge bonfire was staged, cli- Rain Marks Yale sissippi State; Lester Bingaman of Heavy Inn street field. maxed by the burning of a Hamlet Illinois; Jack (Speedy) Fathauer of This marked the termination of effigy by two local gridsters. Scrimmage Day Session n Iowa State, who also plays gurad; undefeated season for the Red From here the scene shifted to and of levils who are under the watch- George Kav.isky Penn; HAVEN Nov. 16.— Front street, where a snake dance NEW Conn., BOTANY Monte Moncrief of Texas SO i! of Aggies eye coach Carl Mason. one of the street to (JP)—Today was scrimmage day and John Kerns of Duke and North from end TAILORED BY D ARO Outstanding in the Tileston for the Yale football team which f*f Carolina. the other was terminated by a ineup were speedy little Bobby in front of the is undefeated and hopes to stay The candidates for all-American lively pep rally ames, Tileston quarterback on of- that way when North Carolina honors are about as post office. ense. Killer guard just but the Kefalas, powerful The for the Cats comes here Saturday, numerous. With no attempt to pick starting lineup rain card, who smashed through the Hanson and Char- plans were upset by heavy one. over the other, the list will find Louis Hue Brigade forward wall for player which turned to snow late in the of star in this oft over- lie Jones, ends; Ned Dowd and ■any smashing tackles. performers afternoon. looked include: John Green John Hobbs, tackles; Graham James scored both touchdowns position So instead of scrimmaging, the of H. J. Nichols of Rice. Barefoot or Jimmy Piner, and i the first half. He also annexed Army, went into the dirt-floored Bill Hackett of Ohio State, Bill Happy Corbett, guards; Norris Bulldogs m extra points. The Blue Yale where for 90 minutes Brigade, Hachten of California, Maruice Monk, center; Bubba Sykes, quar- armory owever, held their opponents the linemen practiced charging Furchgott of Georgia Tech and Jim terback; Winford Sutton, fullback; eoreless in the second half. and other contact work and the McCurdy of Washington. Weddell Harriss, blocking back; Also victorious yesterday were backs brushed on plays with Johnson or Norman up Catlett There is an unusually large crop and J. W. Washington lads, tutored a brisk signal drill. T Louis of good centers headed by Tex War- Waters, wingback. Hanson, who romped ov- There was a passing workout, r rington of Auburn, Jack Martin of -V-— coacn Albert Venters’ Forest too, in which Jake Hall, slated bis the Navy, Felton Prewitt of Tulsa, PEP TO FIGHT eleven to the tune of 29-0. start at tried Jack Tavener of Indiana and Bob WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.—VP) to quarterback, Outstanding on the Catlett outfit forwards from five yards St. of —Willie world’s feather- throwing as Arthur who raced Onge Army. Pep, line. The Durden, and Pedro behind the scrimmage ® for Successors of Ralph Heywood and weight champion, yards a second half score. North Carolina game will be the Joe Parker as all-America ends Fernandez, New York, will Worming well on defense for the the new 27 in a first for Yale in which suers probably will come from a group meet here November was George Rayburn, right rules, anywhere that numbers Barney Poole. Army 10-round overweight match, allowing passing Also well was in ef- "f. showing up an- behind the line, will not be beou plebe who was all-Southern at Promoter Goldie Ahearn right guard, who intercept- fect. North Carolina last year; Leon nounced today. Forest Hills pass and raced Jja Jr., of Navy; Hank Walk- »yards for the initial score. Bramlett, er of Phil Tinsley of Geo 5 L; Keith, husky Forest Hills Virginia; uasoc.i gia Tech; Pat Thrash of South Car- was outstanding on of- Favors Switch olina; Mike Schumrhyk of Arkan- Treasury against the ration lari* sas; Hubert Bechtol of Texas; Ed Dugger of Ohio State; Clyde Good- Site 'ew Hanover Jay Vees night of Tulsa and Paul Robeson, Of Army-Navy Jr., of Cornell. n is BUS HAM nection with the game, u tye Out 6-2 -v- By and he Lejeune, Nov. 16.—GT)— played in a big stadium, WASHINGTON, what A Gamecocks Drills Roosevelt had the ball has no preference as to city first period touchdown by Lyn- Taper President line with the game. s«i Grissom on the one-yard tonight gets proved to be the de- For Skirmish With Duke "I don’t know which has the big- the last down yet to be played over “tog factor as the New he said. yesterday COLUMBIA, S. C., Nov. 16.—(JP) the Army-Navy football gest stadium,” Iar,over switching Jay Vee gridders trim- workout that in- Philadelphia can accommodate —A long hard game to a big city. than and Baltimore r5*eir Lejeune high hosts, 6-2. cluded almost everything in the The treasury hoped that Mr. more 100,000 sco. ended the more than 60,000 spectators. i„ ‘'.ssom ed on a six-yard football books today Roosevelt was about to pick up the 5JC';- also said that May- f Clayton Johnson’s kick South Carolina Gamecocks’ heavy ball and run it toward Baltimore Morgenthau warm "■conversion failed. drills for their 1944 final home or has extended a or Philadelphia and score a whop- Laguardia This is the men's the in only clothing J-amp Lejeune scored on a block- game here Saturday with Duke’s financial touchdown in the invitation to play game ay lee ping at the Polo punt, which was re- powerful Blue Devils. sixth War Loan drive. New York, presumably standardized on the fabric thar behind their own goal in Coach Doc Newton said he would or Yankee stadium. “foal The proposal is that the service grounds stanza. work on signals and dummy scrim- At the treasury it was said that •JU classic, December 2, be moved the soul of the suit...and the Patrick Dick to per- in connection [is Hanson, John mage tomorrow, striving from bond-selling plans anc! and Annapolis’ stadium, seating Lobby Corbett were fect the Bird running attack with the if moved, have „:w; about 20,000, to a city where up- game, t that is the heart and Lee Vee defense the Dukes. the ma- tailoring -^Cjytbyj5 Jay lineup. against been outlined, and that k ~~~ wards of 60,000 can see it, as a war could be into action bond show. chinery put body of the clothing. The top- Secretary Mcrgenthau said at a quickly. The thinks that the news conference that he hopes the treasury coat illustrated is of amount of bonds of at the Botany“500” game is moved. disposed immediate game sale would be This was the first public state- Worsted Gabardine...also tai- a small part of the over-all ment by a high ranking official in only value of the in a favor of a change other than Pres- publicity game lored by Daroff. Botany "500” OLD ident Roosevelt’s disclosure Tues- big city. The has day that he planned to discuss country “simply gone Suits and are now be- wild” over the and Topcoats such a move with Secretary of Navy Army since their 32-13 War Stimson. teams respective ing shown at $45 each.: HOMPSO.M The feels that Secre- and 59-0 victories over Notre treasury this said. BRAND tary of Navy Forrestal no longer Dame, spokesman TtOUSEIS EOL'IffEO WITH TA10H FASTENES Millions of not otherwise objects to a switch in sites, and persons Blended Whiskey that Stimson will not make it dif- easily reached would become 86.8 Proof ficult for Mr. Roosevelt to reach “sixth War Loan” conscious from 65% Grain Neutral a favorable decision. bond selling publicity given this Spirits This would leave only the office game, he added. But the decision to GLENMORB of defense transportation on rec- president’s run with the ball or COMPANY ord as opposing a change. Cities merely ground f&tu* DISTILLERIES under consideration for the fnne it was right up against a time KJDCrUCKY a^jUoinQ>7 WEAR LOUISVILLE. deadline. Naval officials say the stadium would be filled by Academy immediate areas. said that it will be ^MSN’I fans from the yesterday phys- * Morgenthau estimated that $50,- ically impossible to print and dis- 000,000 In bonds can be sold in con- tribute tickets after tomorrow.

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