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2500 Watchbathers Take Pointe to Cleaners 20-0 2500 Watch Bathers Take Pointe to Cleaners 20-0 Only 4 Teams The Monitor-Leader pßmHMalneers Main Event Now On MONDAY OCTOBER 26, 1942 PAGE 8 Season’s Finest By HARRY GRAYSON Unscored On NEA Service Sports Editor Bow 26-0 lo NEW YORK, Oct. 26 Shift of the Army-Navy football Hand-to-Hand Form Displayed game Philadelphia to the relative loneliness of Annapolis to This Date from r 'em .u--a is just one more step down the road that is bringing sports to NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (£>)— Line Play Matches Offensive a war-footing. college football teams SLAiphonsus Only four ' George W. Elliott, general secretary of the Philadelphia throughout the nation remained Passing Chamber of Commerce, points out that that city could have Drive; Brilliant 102,000 natives, that unscored on today but at least High filled the Municipal Stadium with out-of- bitterly disap- ' i H RmM towners would not need to be accommodated. 34 others stillwere unbeaten and Mount Clemens High School's Bathers • at Catholic Loop We think the transportation problem was only one reason untied, some of them after play- pointed the majority of spectators in a crowd of 2500 la psychological. It imprints Saturday with for switching the contest. The other is ing as many as six games. Grosse Pointe by shellacking the Pointers 20-0 8t Mazy's High school bowed on the minds of thousands of football enthusiasts that play-as- a demonstration of the form that enabled Coach Buckholz' Sunday 26-0 to St. Alphonsus, of usual has ended as far as official Washington is concerned. Tulsa (Okla.) Universi t y gridders to wallop Port Huron. naarhom a loam ranked among Meanwhile official Canada takes an even more forthright boasted the outstanding spotless The Bathers turned loose a magnificent demonstration Utanost formidable in the Sec- step. The National Selective Service Board denies athletes the record, having piled up 250 power and o sizzling that swept the job to profes- of defensive offensive ond Division of the Detroit Cath- privilege of shifting from an off-season war a points without yielding a score off their feet. The duel was bitterly contested in the League. sional sport, such as hockey. Pointers olic two pushing up yard line rangy veteran ag- sport is of comparatively low labor priority,” in five games, but the high scor- first quarters, the Bathers to the five A fast and "Professional with nifty from Lyle Bliss to Ralph gregation, St. Alphonsus took says the Board. "Because it contributes something to the war er in the unbeaten ranks was in the first period passes of play and won eas- effort by providing a degree of relaxation it is permitted to Fresno State, which swamped Siewert, but the locals lost the ball on downs. The Bathers command tally period in the ily despite the game fight put up continue, but only on the same basis as any other activity of Ford Ord, Calif., 8-0, yesterday chalked up their first in the third and two inexperienced by the young, low essentiality.” for a five-game total of 270 fourth, the Pointers indicating squad. Low labor priority . low essentiality. We think that Herbie recov- Mountaineer points against only six for the Mt. Clemens squad er center Martell Surprisingly, although St. places athletics in its war niche. It is as forceful a statement its that ered. Mary's suffered its worst de- as we have read in adjudging the importance of sports at war. opponents. had set too fast a pace for Potoroka went sweeping feat of the season, yesterday, Yes, even quaint characters who voraciously read the Previously unbeaten powers them in the opening half, with around end for the touchdown, thd Mountaineers uncorked sports section of their paper and throw the rest away are feel- in every section of the country the play dangerously close to and Bliss passed to Bob White to can’t get to the special their best brand of football ing the impact of war. They races. The dropped by the wayside the past . ¦ y ..s*. e the Grosse Pointe goal line for the extra tally. date, bringing forth from Coach sections to football games are a fleeting memory. The fight v-eek-end, including such teams INSPIRED GAME pugs a throughout. Lee Hart the confident predic- game is so dormant a couple of ancient create quite flur- as Illinois, Santa Clara, Arizona The Bathers played an in- Son that "we have lost our last ry by even meeting socially. and Brown. BATHERS SCORE spired brand of football Satur- ball game this year. 1 ' The Collegiate football attendance has taken a pronounced In the third period, halfbacks day, tossing everything the untied teams, in Mountaineer tackling was bet- nether slant. In some areas the dip has been as much as 50 per The unbeaten, Bliss and John Sierens cut loose book at Grosse Pointe. The tor, their running plays went cent. Reasons: Inaccessibility for one thing, disinterest for an- with their season’s records. with a dazzling running attack passing offensive was especial- oft more smoothly, and every other. Games Points Op. from midfield, featuring a 20 ly outstanding, with eight pass- Indication was given that the What of sports of the future? Well, I see that Cadet Tulsa 3 256 0 yard dash off tackle by Sier- es tossed and five completed in up expe- a hand Wartburg 5 63 0 locals were adding Charlie Zachritz of University City, Mo., can throw East Stroudsburg 3 50 0 ens, and pounding line smashes the fourth period alone. feet, which tops his fellow-cadets at Idaho Southern Branch .. 4 46 0 rience for next year. grenade 180 four inches, Dubuque 6 213 19 by Bruce Bostwick. Sierens The Pointers* offensive was St Alphonsus is the prime the lowa Navy Pre-Flight School by plenty. Young men like Georgia 6 184 39 took the first touchdown over nailed in its tracks, with Cap- league cham- the of the immediate future. Augustana 6 166 12 line, contender for the Zachritz are sports heros Fresno State 5 270 6 from the three yard and tain Charles Branyan and Cal- pionship. This squad has been We were thinking the other day about football of the Williams 5 178 13 Bostwick missed the extra point. vin Pancuff slicing through undefeated so far this season, When news services and newspapers shipped correspond- Ohio State 5 165 39 *3os. Alma 5 136 13 Mount Clemens started off from their tackle posts to cut with the only menace coming ents to Los Angeles with Notre Dame for the Southern Cal- The Citadel 5 132 27 them down with monotonous Syracuse 3 127 13 England new form with a rush in the final period, from St James of Femdale. St game, etc.- When scriveners spent weeks on football UNITED STATES infantrymen in practise regularity. ifornia Alabama 3 124 6 fisti- Lyle Bliss whipping a pass to James has been knocked off junkets. When a football hero found himself a national issue. Norwich 5 122 25 of hand-to-hand fighting. Since it consists of best points of Mount Clemens prepar- Delaware .. 5 113 7 are end Bob White for 70 went once to date this season, and Why, only a year ago 56 special trains were required to lug cuffs and fencing, masks and boxing gloves worn. Bather ed to victory, Georgia Tech 5 112 18 yards, and Bostwick went celebrate a and the two teams clash at Ferndale spectators, cadets and midshipmen to Philadelphia for the St. Vincent 5 109 7 the band was in fine fettle to .. 7 left end for the yard Sunday. The Second Div- Army-Navy game. Lock Haven Teachers 3 106 around one next Texas Christian 5 89 20 needed for the serenade the inspired gridiron prob- (Mo.) 182 27 score. Bostwick ision championship will It was only a year ago ... but a year ago was another era. Marshall 4 City. Baker 4 123 6 May flipped a pass line to warriors from the Bath ably be decided at this duel. event is on. Calumet Comet over the The main Lawrence 4 113 13 for extra point. The same type of perform- St Alphonsus sepred a touch- San Jose State 4 108 13 Siewert the against Haverford 4 102 6 Victor Potoroka went into the ance Monroe here next down In each of the four quar- 24 James Millikin 4 98 Prove A Dark Horse game at halfback and maintain- week will necessitate scorekeep- ters, yesterday, with halfback Hardin Simmons 4 93 19 ers with better than average Army 4 90 14 Whirly ed the standard set by his a Bob MacArthur carrying the Boston College 4 81 13 By DONALD SANDERS the year. A win over 20 Points teammates with a slashing per- grasp of higher mathematics. freight for the visitors. MacAr- Steuber Adds More Amherst 4 85 19 BALTIMORE, Oct. 26 (/P) in the special would still leave The lineup: ranks as one of the top St. Thomas 4 80 6 The sixth running of the him shy of the mark. formance through and arpund thur North Central 4 69 6 jit- Player Pos. men in the league. New Hampshire 3 54 27 famed Pimlico Special two days The deadline for entries in the Grosse Pointe line. A baCkfield Scoring 3 78 7 Bob White end capable to Tighten Lead Wilberforce either the special is 10:30 o’clock tery Pointer fumbled the ball on He's a good runner, St. Joseph's :. 3 56 14 hence shaped up today as Branyan tackle Concordia 3 52 25 own 10 yard line, and Bath- Charles and fine kicker.
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