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Vol. V, No. 38 U. S. Naval Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 11 November 1950

HIGH SCHOOL'S CORAL FOOTBALL ON AFRS DEADLINE FOR NROTC REEF STAFF KEPT BUSY PROGRAM EXTENDED WGBY, through the facilities of New York Shortwave Station Aiming at three hundred pledges, the By of the Armed Forces Radio Service, Authority of AlNav 122-50, the yearbook staff of NOB School is the deadline date for receipt of will broadcast the Ohio State- now busy with its annual sales cam- applications in BuPers of qualified paign here on the Base. The year- Wisconsin football game beginning 2:03 p.m. today with Al Helfer enlisted personnel for the NROTC book, appropriately named the program has been extended- to 18 "Coral Reef", promises to be the announcing. This game will be by a delayed broadcast of November. The extension was due biggest and best that the school followed to the Notre Dame-Pittsburgh game the small number of applications has ever published. For the first received by the date of the AlNav. time, the books will be solidly with behind the Mic- rophone. Football scores will be For those interested and who do bound in leatherette embossed not know of the NROTC program, covers. given at 6:15. (Complete roundup of scores will be in the Papoose it is outlined briefly below. An outstanding feature of the 1. Public Law 729, 79th Con- "Coral Reef" is the complete cover- Sunday). gress, approved 13 Sunday at 2:15 AFRS will air the August 1946 age given to all of the elementary instituted the selection and train- grades from Kindergarten up. pro football game between the and the ing of officer candidates for the Group pictures of the grades are U. S. Bears, with Saturday's scores at Navy and Marine Corps. In to be large and clear with a write- this fifth annual nation-wide selec- up about the activities as well as halftime. Monday will be the de- tion layed broadcast of the football of candidates for entry in the special feature stories. fall terms of the roundup including the Tulane- academic year Included in the High School sec- 1951-52, 90 percent of the quotas tion will be individual pictures and Navy game. Starting time of the Monday re-broadcast is 2:15. will be filled by civilians who are articles about each member of the citizens of the . The Senior Class. There will also be remaining 10 percent will be picked individual pictures of Underclass- R5D'S RETURN TO from the ranks of the USN and men and articles about each Home GUANTANAMO RUN USNR. Room and its activities. Both Boy's 2. The fees for uniform, text- and Girl's Sports will have com- Announcement was made early books, and laboratory work, and plete, well-illustrated sections. this week by the Commanding for instructional or administrative The goal of 300 sales is 50 more Officer of Air Transport Squadron expenses will be borne by the than last year, but the increased One of a change in schedule of Department of the Navy, which will enrollment in the school warrants the local incoming flights to Guan- also provide the required uniforms. such a large number. Each family tanamo, of VR-1 aircraft. Most In addition midshipmen students with children attending the Base notable change was that of the receive retainer pay at the rate School will receive a pledge and equipment and the time of arrival of $600 per year to assist them explanatory letter on Monday, Nov- and departure. in defraying expenses. ember 13. So that others interested According to the schedule dis- in the activities and welfare of the 3. Normally students will attend tributed this week, the schedule college for 4 years. While in col- school may obtain copies of the will revert back to its original "Coral Reef", members of the year- lege they pursue any course lead- status before the Korean crisis ing to a baccalaureate or higher book staff will be at the NOB Ex- pulled the R5D aircraft off the change with pledges on November degree with the exception of the Guantanamo-Patuxent run. All following: pre-medicine, medicine 18. They will also be there to incoming flights are scheduled to answer questions about the year- pre-dental, dental, pre-veterinary, arrive at McCalla Field, Guan- veterinary medicine, pre-theologic- book. Original plans for appearing tanamo at 0435 each Tuesday and at the Exchange this week-end al, theological, pharmacy, music Friday and depart for the States and art. were changed because of the (Continued on Page Four) Armistice Day holiday. 4. It is the present policy of the Co-editors of the "Coral Reef" Department of the Navy to grant are Joan McNeal and Caesar Pina. 1 year's leave of absence to NROTC Barbara Thomas is the business students who undertake engineer- manager in charge of the sales WHY NO MOVIE ing or other courses which take campaign. The staff includes Val GUIDE five years to attain a degree, pro- Havard, High School Editor; Ra- vided they will not be more than mona Sparks, Features Editor; 25 years of age on 1 July of the The new movie schedule Ramon Alonso and Babs Romoser, year in which the requirement for Sports Editors; was not released before The a degree may be completed. Mona Lee Honey, Indian went to press. Watch 0 Art Editor; Connie Ohl, Element- 5. the "Papoose" for your daily i NRTOC Midshipmen are re- ary Editor; Mrs. Barbara Brough- quired to take movie schedule. two summer cruises ton is the staff advisor again and one period of aviation indoc- this year. (Continued on Page Four) Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 11 November 1950 Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 11 November 1950 TRAINING GROUP TRIVIALS

By Lewis, Yo Yo 1 The Training Group was honored Sunday, 12 November 1950 Editorial Office, NOB Administration Bldg. this week by a visit from our Room 205 - Phone 254 Number One Boss, RADM J. M. Catholic Masses Carson, USN. Glad to have had 0700-Naval Base Chapel Saturday, 11 November 1950 you aboard, Admiral, and hope our 0930-Naval Base Chapel U. S. NAVAL OPERATING BASE OpRed mark rates an "0" (Out- 1745-Naval Base Chapel Guantanamo Bay, Cuba standing that is). Daily Mass - 0630 Rear Admiral A. M. Bledsoe, USN Well, that ole celebrated season Confessions before all Masses Commander of I buy, you buy, we all buy, and Protestant Services Allen Collier, J03 ------Editor every one gets presents, especially Sunday: 0930-Sunday School P. H. Teeter, LCDR------Staff Advisor the kids (that's short for children, 1000-Adult Bible Class is published weekly, fi- THE INDIAN you know), is drawing nigh. Don't 1100-Divine Worship nanced by Station Welfare and Recreation know why but if I brought every- -funds, printed on government equipment, Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal for free distribution on the U. S. Naval thing Gary wants I'd have to get Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba by a "GI" Loan" to pay for it. I hear Chaplains at this activity order of the Base Commander. thru the grapevine that Smith, CDR JOHN F. HAGEN, USN THE INDIAN is published in compliance H. G., S02, has gotta get one any- (Protestant) with the provisions of NAVEXOS-P-SE (Rev) 1945. way. Next year it'll be worserer, LT P. J. MARRON,-USNR THE INDIAN uses Armed Forces Press he's gonna have four (gad!) Don't (Catholic) Service material which may be reprinted know that its ethical or not but with the credit line: AFPS. that's neither here or there (as the old saying goes), but the Base SIN IS NEWS HOSPITAL NOTES Police seem to be getting recruits whether they like it or not. A cer- "Sin is News". That may sound 4 tain young lady who is the wife grim and cynical but it is in fact Heiruort News: Mary Jane Har- of a certain BMC within the Tra- the very opposite. Sound optimism desty born 3 November to LTJG Grp is really on the well-known is behind it. It is because they know and Mrs. R. W. Hardesty; Edward ball these days in catching up this that most Chaplains are cheer- Robert Windhom born 3 November with shady characters who pass ful. Decent living is the expected to ADC and Mrs. W. N. Windhom. school busses when they're stopped thing and takes place with unexcit- G. A. Shaw, HN and B. K. Laud- and letting the little ones off the ing regularity-it does not get an er, HN reenlisted on board for bus. I (along with a Iota others) inch in the newspaper. six years. give the little lady credit, the gist Crime is news; murder is news, T. E. Boone, HM1 reported for of the whole thing is "Do anything divorce is news; broken homes duty from. U. S. Naval Hospital, ya want to me, but leave my kids make news-just as a railway ac- Portsmouth, Virginia. Welcome alone". Seriously tho, people that cident is news. The reason is aboard, we know you'll enjoy your pass any vehicle discharging either simple, such things are the excep- tour of duty here. adults or children, show they don't tion, a departure from the ordinary. The welcoming committee was have much smart. Keep up the good No editor would give a paragraph busy this week extending the glad work Mrs. "G", we're all for ya! to a routine railway run unless hand to those returning from Welcome Aboard Dept. - The there were an accident. Stateside leave: LTJG Worthy, NC, Group seems to be growing more Suppose this were not so. Sup- CWO Slack, W. W. James, HMC these days. Guess we'll have to pose that sin was the usual thing and L. T. Walker, HM2. Nobody start requisitioning bunks for the and virtue the exception. Then if went on leave-guess everyone is new personnel (do it legal, tho'- anybody did a good deed the re- waiting for Christmas leave. no midnite deals). We are happy porters would to the scene to welcome aboard: LT J. E. Fow- to write up the story and we should MISSIONARY VISITS BASE les, USN, from CIC Team, San have headlines like these- Diego, Calif., LT A. Wharton, "Great Sensation! Wild Excite- USNR, and LT D. W. Tomlinson, ment! The Honesty of a Bank Miss Elizabeth Allport and Miss USNR, from inactive duty; Alex- Cashier Uncovered! Whole City Olivia Molina of Guantanamo City ander, L. H., ETC, Swedlund, J., Shocked!" were visitors on the Base Sunday, RMN2, Horne, C. L., ET2, Linden- "Startling Revelation! An Affec- November 5, guests of the Protest- berg, H. T., FCS1, Drake, F., tionate Mother Discovered! Report ant Sunday-School's Bible Class. DCWl, from RecSta Norfolk; Unconfirmed!" Miss Allport, a native of New York McLeod, A. W., ET2, from CIC "Investigation Demanded! Well- state, has been a missionary in Team Training Center, Beavertail Known Business Firm Meets All Cuba for thirty years. She made an Point, Jamestown, R. I.; and from Its Obligations!" authoritative and interesting talk Fit Sonar Sch., Key West we have "Community Shocked! Married to the Bible Class. Miss Molina is Wheelhouse, F. T., Jr. SO1, McCall, Couple Live Happily Together! Un- the daughter of the pastor of the W., SO1, and Kotyk, W., SOL. heard Of In This Region!" Baptist Church in Guantanamo Kinda flubbed off on reporting "Flash! Navy Families Send City that Miss Alport is serving. Mrs. Malayter and son arriving Children to Sunday School And After church the visitors were aboard a couple of weeks ago, so Attend Divine Services! Treachery guests of honor at dinner at the take time out rite now to apologize Suspected! Bupers Investigates!" Marine Family Restaurant which and wish the whole family a Yes, if we actually ever read was attended by Chaplain and Mrs. happy tour. such headlines we would think that Hagen and twenty-five class mem- Our congratulations (and envy) the editor had gone off his trolley. bers. During the afternoon MSGT go to CAPT Havard on the celebra- Only sin is news. Love, fidelity, Pitts, president of the Bible Class, tion of his fourth anniversary (on honesty, decency are the rule. There with Mrs. Pitts entertained in their 2 November) of severing relations is a lot of good in most people. quarters. Fifty members and with that ole debbil Nicotine. Wish "Sin writes histories, goodness is friends called between three and we had that much will-or is it- silent," said Goethe. four to greet the guests. After won't, power. sight seeing, the guests returned Acoustics-What you play pool I to Guantanamo City. Smelling Salts-Sailors with B.O. with. Saturday, 11 November 1950 THE INDIAN Page Three Saturday, 11 November 1950 THE INDIAN Page Three BOY SCOUT AFFAIRS GIRL SCOUT CHATTER MARINE MUSINGS

By Joe Herman, Troop Scribe By Adeline Irwin A week ago Friday the baseball At our regular Troop meeting Last Friday, November 4, found athletic banquet was held at the Friday night we had more practice the Intermediate Scouts earning Marine Corps Exchange Restau- and instruction in knot tying and the First Aid Badge. We were rant. During the evening the Most signaling in preparation for an- fortunate, indeed, to have Mrs. Valuable Player Award was pres- other Board of Review. C. H. Nelson, of the Naval Air ented to Pfc Jacobik by Colonel Saturday morning we were all Station, as a guest speaker and Hough, commanding officer of Ma- up bright and early and assembled instructor. Mrs. Nelson, patiently rine Barracks. Principal speakers at the Dock Office at 0600. There explained what to do in case of an during this gala occasion were Ad- were eighteen of us together with emergency, here and in the States, miral Bledsoe, commander, Naval Scoutmaster L. Price, DC2 and how to administer first aid, the six Operating Base; Captain Parish, Asst. Scoutmaster CPL Brown. At digital points of the body, and many Chief of Staff; and from Marine 0615 we departed by boat for other useful and interesting points Barracks, SSGT De Lorenzo and Caimanera from where we took the in first aid. SGT Wloczewski. train for Guantanamo City for our The girls learned to bandage dif- Recently, Headquarters Platoon visit with the Scouts of Cuba. LT ferent parts of the body efficiently went down to defeat before the Herman accompanied us on the and neatly. They learned just how powerful First Section basketball trip. The train ride was a new ex- to hold the bandage so as not to squad. During the same game, First perience down here for most of us drop it. To those girls who are Section also. broke the scoring rec- and all of us enjoyed it. We arrived going to become nurses, this is ord of the intrapost league with at Guantanamo City at about 0800 important and will save them a score of 73 points. Headquarters and were met by Guantanamo City many demerits, in Nurses Train- -26. High individual scorers dur- Troop No. 1 in charge of Albert ing School. ing the contest were Pfc Manda Brandford, Chief of Boy Scouts, The Girl Scouts wish to express from the First Section with a total the Caimanera Explorers Nacion- their gratitude to Mrs. Nelson for of 17 points and Pfc Zill from Head- ales Troop 85, in charge of LT a very interesting talk and for an quarters who followed closely be- Edilberto Quintano, and the Direc- instructing job, well done. Some of hind Manda with 14. The inclement tor of the Scout Academy, Victor the girls will complete this badge, weather that has possessed the Gault. Friday, the 10th, and this could Base during the past weeks have From the railroad station we all only have been done with a capable made it impossible to play quite a paraded to the center of the city instructor. few games. However, the standings to the Scout Hut where we all had It has been brought to my at- at present of the individual teams an opportunity to get acquainted tention, that some of you who read are: Second Section-first (5 W & with one another. Then we were us, do not fully understand the 2 L); First Section-second place taken out to the Post of the Rural significance of each award that (4 W & 2 L); Sergeants'-third Guards where Captain Perez Pan- has been reported. Next week, I (1 W & 4 L); and bringing up the toja, officer in charge, accompanied will attempt to explain scouting rear is Headquarters with four us on a tour of the post. From here and the procedure of award and losses. we went to the Veterans Club their meanings, from Brownies, up Wednesday morning, the Inspec- where Captain Rodriguez Calderin to and including the Curved Bar. tor General's party left after we a Spanish-American War veteran at Marine Bariacks had completed showed us through the club and They say love making hasn't a very excellent and successful let us inspect rifles, pistols, sabres changed in 2500 years or maybe inspection. For the benefit of all the and flags used during the Spanish- longer. Greek maidens used to sit men that slaved those long hours American War. A tour of the shop- and listen to a lyre all evening too. washing, shining, and laying out ping district, where many of us their clothing and equipment- bought souvenirs, followed this. "IG's" comment, "outstanding". We all met again at the Guan- and "horseplay" we bid adios to Our commanding officer has ex- tanamo City Radio Station for our new amigos, returned to the pressed his gratitude with the re- games and then had a very ex- railroad station and the train which sults of this inspection via a Post cellent luncheon served us which carried us back to Caimanera and Memo: "Well Done." I am sure everyone thoroughly the boat ride back to the Base. enjoyed. There was plenty to eat We arrived at the Dock Office at and then some. At the luncheon we about 1830, somewhat tired, but a QUACKING UP! met acting City Mayor Rafael Diaz happy bunch of boys. There are and CDR Vazquez Chief of Muni- many things about the trip to Terre Haute, Ind. (AFPS)-Air cipal Police, who both made us feel Guantanamo City that we will long Force recruiters here thought they very much at home, and asked us remember, mainly the sincere wel- were quacking up, when they heard to come and visit with their Scouts come and many courtesies shown the new enlist-e's name-Pvt. again. After a little "frolicing" us by the Scouts and people of Cuba. Donald Duck.

BUGS BUNNY Our Hero! AFPS

. COME 51T IA WANT T NO! L WANT I WISH COACHIE' PUT vouJ YO KEEP MS IN! I BEEN N MP HERE RIGHT GIVE ME SOME SPECIAL l MV FEET EP THE BENCH S LONG ,, QUICK HSRE! WARM! 'M PUL.L. Of INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE I GO SPLINTERSO! IN TH' GAME. Abff OK~y' t HULs COACHIET \&o" 11 No ember 1950 INDIAN Gtmo. Bay-9 Nov 50-2500 S aurt dayy,N THE DEADLINE FOR NROTC GRIDIRON MENU PROGRAM EXTENDED By Bozo Clodfeller, III The Deacons were nudged from the (Continued from Page One) Columbus, Ohio-(Special)- usually of eight or more ranks two weeks ago by trination, From the Buckeye stronghold this unbeaten weeks each. week, Bozo bids you a cheery wel- Clemson and after an off-week able to give the Blue 6. Applicants must be: come. From Ohio State's spacious should be the U. S. a real battle. However since a. A male citizen of stadium we will watch the Buckeyes Devils qualified in Billy Powers and Billy b. Be physically as they take on the Badgers from Duke has with the stand- string along with accordance Wisconsin. Cox, Bozo will for midshipmen set varsity Wallace Wade's crew. ards The varsity and junior in the Manual of the and Purdue are at forth squads from Wisconsin arrived Northwestern Medical Department U. S. here by chartered plane late yester- it again in LaFayette, Indiana. won last year and Navy. day afternoon and are being quar- Northwestern c. Be a high school graduate. tered in the Neal House, here in here's a vote for them to repeat than 17 or more in d. Be not less Columbus. They are scheduled to again this season. Elsewhere years of age on 1 is given the than 21 take their chartered plane back to the Midwest, A further provi- while Minnesota July 1951. Madison shortly after the game nod over Indiana sion in the NROTC law per- today. is picked to lose to Michigan State. had have just a little too mits men who have Wisconsin's biggest claim to The Wolverines duty in the military much power for the Hoosiers and active glory to date is their two victories or naval service to be ad- the Spartans over and Northwestern, and the same is true of mitted with advanced stand- both by one point. You can't win in their game with the Gophers. Texas is at ing in the NROTC program. 'em any closer. They nudged the In the Southwest, on the an outstanding contest Complete information Illini 7-6 after the Illinois back- Baylor for listing physical the S.M.U.-Texas A & M NROTC program, field had tired themselves out run- while requirements, etc. may be found on ning between the two five-yard pages 53-56 inclusive of the 15 lines, on a muddy field and two gameas merits atte ti ast weeks ago they topped Northwest-yerTxsA&M pacily September 1950 Navy Department week agotheytoped Nrthwst-unmentioned in football stories till Bulletin. ern 14-13. If they were to pull that then upset the dope bucket by old one point stuff on the Bucks tying the vaunted Mustangs 27-27. it would really be an upset in But it is our opinion that this R5D'S RETURN TO this 1950 season. GUANTANAMO RUN Bozo likes to string along with year, Rote, Champion & Co. will roll over A & M so here's to South- (Cohtinued from Page One) theBfavoiethe avoiteinin mstst amegmesh he ern Methodist. Winners once again. the same morning. one is no excep- at 0615 watches and this Persons travelling via FLAW Txyou ci tion. Let's pick the Buckeyes by Lew aircraft from Guantanamo to the two t.d.'s here. States on a permanent change of Old Man Average stomped on In the far west Washington is duty will be allowed 165 pounds Bozo without mercy last week when host to Oregon and the Huskies others, leave pas- in of baggage. All he attempted to become a self-made should not have any trouble sengers, etc. will be limited to 65 hero by picking upsets. A disgust- wrapping up a victory for them- pounds. Below is the schedule ing occupation this football pre- selves. Stanford holds open house as it appears, revised as of 7 dieting. Surely there must be easier for Washington State and the In- November 1950. way to make a jackass out of your- dians should win in a squeaker. Incoming Flights self. This week finds us with a .732 Biggest game of the day is at Lv------Patuxent ------1700 seasonal average after coming up Berkley where the Bears of "Pap- Ar------Norfolk ------1800 with a weekly average of .729 on py Wa a red slihly Lv------Norfolk ------1915 27 winners and 10 losers, with Ar------Jacksonville 2245 one tie. Our seasonal mark was Bruins. UCLA has been a headache Lv------Jacksonville 2350 attained 'on 183 correct guesses to many other teams this season Ar------Guantanamo 0435 64 wrong ones and nine which and could be to the Bears also. Outgoing ended in deadlock. Lets do it the experts way and Guantanamo 0615 close Lv------In other games, Navy and Tulane say in a mighty Ar------Jacksonville 1100 Last year contest. battle up in Baltimore. Lv------Jacksonville ._ 1215 the Middies pulled a surprise punch Skippin' O'er chalklines: Ala- Ar------Norfolk ------1545 on the Green Wave in . bama over Miss. Southern; Am- Lv------Norfolk ------1630 by tying the Greenies, 21-21. By herst over Trinity; Arizona over Ar------Patuxent ------1730 virtue of that performance and Tempe State; Arkansas over Rice; the fact that Roger Drews is a pret- Army over New Mexico (any HIGH SCHOOL CAGERS ty good field goal kicker let's pick doubting Thomases around?) Clem- the Middies to win a close one. son over Boston College; Maine WIN FIRST GAME Out in South Bend, Notre Dame, over Bowdoin; Wyoming over having one of its worst seasons Brigham-Young; Buffalo over Ohio The NOB High School basket in years takes on Pittsburgh, who U.; LeHigh over Carnegie Tech; ballers won their first game of the is equally bad this season. Let's College of Pacific over Cincinnati; year from the Fleet Camera Party pick Notre Dame. South Carolina over The Citadel; by a 35-30 count. Ramon Alonso In the South, Georgia's once Cornell over Colgate; Colorado over paced the High School and Embler beaten, but thrice tied Bulldogs Missouri; Dartmouth over Co- led the Camera Party scorers, both take on Bob Woodruff's fighting lumbia Fordham over Georgetown; 14 points each. Pete Broughton Florida Gators in the Gator Bowl Georgia Tech over V.M.I.; Prince- nailed down second high honors in Jacksonville, Fla. The Bulldogs ton over Harvard; Illinois over for the High School by dumping took a strong 'Bama team into Iowa; Oklahoma over Kansas; in 9 points. camp last Saturday while Florida Nebraska over Kansas State; Ken- The High School was to have was taking it on the chin from tucky over Mississippi State; played a team from NAS Opera- Kentucky. It should be a ding-dong Vanderbilt over L. S. U.; Mary- tions after the Indian's Deadline dilly but we'll say Georgia in a land over North Carolina; Missis- and details of that game and pinch. sippi over Chattanooga; N. C. State tonight's return game with the carried S Wake Forest is at Duke in a top over Davidson and Camera Party will be battle in the Southern Conference. over Brown. next week. SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT * FOOTBALL HEADLINES. VOLI NO. B R 1950 SIX PAGES BA\DGERSVS.BU KEY ES FLORIDA- GEORGIA TO CLASH est 3F * * * # 9F # * *E*F *F *F *F *F * # *F# * *

JacksonvilleFla. -- Bob Cnlumbus,Ohio--(Special)-- Wei Woodruff would like especially Feeler's Ohio State Buokeyes, ntt to have his Florida Gators nail -eligible for the Rose Bowl but down a victory over the Univ- trying to nail down the Big Ten ersity of Georg-a Bulldogs when -crown take on the Wisoon Badgers he two te.amL clash this .after- in Ohio Stadium here this after- roon in the Gat pr Bowl here, for noon before an expected crowd although he graduated .from the of over 70,000. University of Tennessee, he was born in Athens,Ga, which is the Last year the Buckeyes home of the Butts tutored Bulldog trimmed the Badgers in Madison, eleven. 21.-0 but the game was elfser than the score indicates. This year - Last season Florida taped the the Badgers, with two mighty Bulldogs here in the Gator Bowl importantvic~ories by one-point by a 28-7 margin. There is some margins over two other Big Ten doubt thatif the Gators win this foes would like nothing better afternoon that it will be by .than to defeat the Buckeyes,even . such a wide margin.Still the by the same margin. bookies are pretty well split on the situation both Flordia and . The Buckeye offense .w3l1 Georgia fans are graibing at any again be spearheaQ by big VJ-- you haven't "good" wagers that come along. that means in case heard, Vic Janowioz. One of the Georgia has a tremendous edge better Buckeye backs to trod the in the series. Of the 28 games Ohio State Gampus since the days played the Bulldogs have carted of Les E1orvath,Buckeye All-Amer- home the long end of the score ican of a. few years backJanowicz no less than 22 times while Flo- has really come into his own this .s(ason. Playing mostly on defense rida has won five and one game., the 1930 tilt, ended in a score- last year after begin injured less deadlock. early' in the campaign,VJ has seemingly tried to make up for Leading the Bulldogs will be last years time lnst from the Mal Cook,6-3 21 year o3, 203 Offensive contingent with his pound T- from Rqck- performances thus far this year. wood,Tennessee. With Cook will be Lauren Hargorve Sophi sensation .Badger fans are confident from Fitzgerald,Ga and Billy that Coach Ivy Williamson's team Mixon from Tifton, Ga. will do their best and if a vie- For the Gators,Loren Broadus Badgers will come home with that. A 22 yr. old Jax lad and Capt. Regardless of who wins it promises Angus Williams will lead the Gator to be a great ball game. attack along with Billy Reddell. PAGE ,TWO PAGE TWO * FOOTBALL HEADLINES

PROFILE OF A HERO I I met up with George Poschner again, five years later, in the From A Story By Bill Adapted football season of 1947. He was Stern. in the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington,D.C. He had returned I first met up with George game--the "Battle with the from a bigger Poschner when he played of the-Bulge: There, a bullet University of Georgia football in had gone clear through his head, team, a mighty eleven, which and for three days he had lain in 1942 won a national football no man's land,helpless, until a vic- championship,.and scored they found him. Miraculously, tory in the Rose Bowl, too. George Poschner pulled through. When I saw him again he said; He had become a famous All- hero in a cur- American gridiron "I'm still the luckiest guy ious way. He had been a poor, in the world to be alive: obscure boy from Youngstown, Ohio. His boyhood.pal was a kid met a braver football a sensa- I never named Frankie Sinkwich, player. For it took a special star tional high school football to. say that. For colleges brand of courage sought by many big-time you see, George Poschner, the All- but snared by Georgia. However, star is now an to come to Sinkwich had refused All-American war hero,without Georgia unless his pal, George both his arms and both his legs. Poschner,also were given a scholarship. Thus the gates of Bill Stern. fame were opened for Poschner. the, obscure George Down South, NEXT WEEK! Poschner blossomed into just about the best end in the game. His pal Next week, Bill Stern will all Frankie Sinkwich was hogging tellyou about the greatest foot- the headlines , as the most sen- feat. Do you know what that in the ball sational football player was? If not, don't miss next opinion of country, but in the week's story as adapted from a who football best, it men knew story told 'first by Bill Stern. was George Poschner and h-is un- canny knack for catching forward passes, running interference and taking out would-be tacklers, FOOTBALL HEADLINES that made Sinkwich the most of his glamourous football star Published each week as a day. But George Poschner never supplement from news Sink- special begrudged his pal,.Frankie releases or other such material wich,a single headline. After the. last as. is gathered in the Editorial Rose Bowl victory---his Office, The Indian, U.S-. Naval said: g college game, he Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. "I'm the luckiest guy in the world to be alive." PAGE THREE, PAGE THREE ifYO BALL HEADi iNIFS

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DurhamN.C.-- Coach"Peahead" PhiladelphiA,Pa.---Two football Walker's Wake Forest Deacons, teams with swift scoring punches- idle last week, will be out to meet this afternoon when Penn- * et back in the win column this sylvania opposes Brown at Franklin fternoon when they play the Blue Field at 1:30 P.M. in-the 24th evils in Duke Stadium. game of a series that dates back to 18 9 6. Nipped by Clemson,13-12 two weeks ago the Deacons will be out After showing good scoring to stretch their two game win ability in topping Dartmouth,42-26 streak over the Blue Devils to and Columbia,34-0, Pennsylvania three straight in today's contest displayed swift-striking ability which gets underway at 2:00 P.M. in defeating Navy,30-7. Duke cheerleaders haved cha- Penn specialized in aged the old chant from "Ge.-Go-Go" plays against the Middies. One to "Throw-Throw-Throw" as the was a 61-yard pass play on which Blue Devils had-already broken Captain Francis (Reds) Bagnell, every passing record at the !who set an intercollegiate reco rd institution before the Georgia by throwing 87 times without an ch game. in the first five games, pitched down the middle to Billy Cox, the nation's no. blocking back Warren Horton. (Bag- 1 thrower, called by Coach Wallace inell's streak was snapped in the :Jade as the greatest passer he has Army game.) ever had in 28 years of tutoring grid machines, has done most of Longest of the Penn it as the Wademen hurled 158 was a 70-yard run by Eddie Bell serials in their first six grimes, after the sophomore end had inter- completing 84 of them for 1,110 cepted a Navy pass. The run pro- yards, an AVERAGE of almost 200 mises to standout as one of the yards per game. highlights of the season for en route to his goal line dash,Bell As a matter of fact, Duke has made a brilliant fake to gain gained more yardage by passing straightaway clearance when Bob than by punting the ball. Cox has Zastrow had the angle to nudge kicked 28 times for 1,068 yards. him out of bounds.

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in an October windup, Behind Boston College in the first game 7-28 largely as a result of of the season. intercepted passes and fumbles, Brown clustered four last period Leading the Deacon offense touchdowns. .Brown appeared to will be Bill (Nub)8Smith, one of tie the score but the conversion the three most dangerous runners after the fifth tally was dis- in the Southern Conference and allowed by penalty. On a .second he will be operating in his old attempt, Walter Pastuszak's left halfback spot0 Bill Miller, kick was wide. stud-hoss fullback, backs the Nubber's knockdown power with Pennsylvania, winner in the plenty of the same. Dickie last five meetings, holds a davis and Carroll Blackerby are 19-3-1 edge. It is favored .to the , both of them increase its margin over a slick with the pass and shifty rival it toppled 50-0, in 2,1945, afoot, Francis Scarton, a racer (the only meeting of the series rounds out a top-flight attacking in the Penn Coaching regime of unit. George Munger). Spearheading the Duke offense However, Brown is in an ideal will "be their famous tailback, position to produce a major Billy Cox, nicknamed "Squirrel", upset. It has the advantage of Cox wieghs 180, stands 6-2 is meeting Pennsylvania the week a senior from Mount Airy,N.C. after the Red and Blue's clash Born May 9,1929 he attended Mt. with Army, a team generally Airy High School where he-was a conceded the best in the country. three. letterman winning all-state In the event Penn suffers a let honors in football. He played JV down and Brown, realizing it can football for Duke in his first salvage its season, plays .in- season and was second team tail- spired football, an upset back in 1948. He came into his appears to be a possibility. own with a brilliant season last year as regular tailback. As the Brown is a dangerous rival Blue Devils finest post-war back now that the squad has grasped he won All-Southern first team the offense of imaginative Gus honors. He set two new Duke re- Zitrides, who succeeded Rip cords in forward passing last Engel as head coach this year. year (these have already been broken this year) and one in rThis afternoon, Penn's fresh- total offense, He played the last man football team, a 24-7 victor four games with a.cast on a over the Navy Plebes, will broken wrist suffered in the Ga. oppose the strong Princeton Tech game. Tall,rangy and with yearlings at Princeton, N.J. and lots of speed his longest run the Red and Blue lightweights last year was a 75 yard dash on will meet Cornell in an Eastern the first play against North Intercollegiate League 150-pound Carolina. He captait's .this years game at Ithaca, N.Y. Blue Devil, eleven. Wake Forest will see plenty of him today. FIVE PAGE FIVE PAGE FOOTBALL HEADLINES NOTRE DAME HOST TO PITTSBURGH 2000 CHEERLEADERS FOR MICHIGAN PANTHERS THIS AFTERNOON AT 1:30 AGAINST INDIANA THIS AFTERN00N

Notre Dame,Ind.-- The Fight- Ann Arbor,Mich.-- Two thousand ing Irish of Notre Dame take cheer leaders from over 210 high the field this afternoon at schools throughout the state will 1:30 (CST) against the invading be on hand to encourage the Panthers from the University of University of Michigan football Pittsburgh. It is the seventh team against Indiana here this contest of a nine-game season afternoon, and the last home game for 1950 for the Irish. The game has be They will.take part in a been sold out for several weeks cheer leaders clinic under the -insuring a capacity crowd of direction of Newt Loken,Michigan 57,000. gymnastic coach and director of the Wolverine cheerleaders and The Notre Dame-Pittsburgh William D. Revelli, director of rivalry, which began .in 1909, the University of Michigan has seen the Irish win 11 marching band. The group will times, the Panthers five times, hold a day-long session on the with one contest ending in a technique of cheerleading and as scoreless tie. a climax will appear at the football game in the afternoon. It has been seven games since Pittsburgh has beaten As far as the football game the Notre'Damers. In 1937 goes, Michigan will go into the Pittsburgh won 21-6. However game at least a 7 point favorite in the period between 1932 and over the invading Hoosiers.This 137, the powerful Panthers took willbe the 18th meeting between five out of six from the Irish. these two schools with the host Wolverines holding a very dec- Notre Dame won the 1945 isive edge by holding 13 wins game 40-0 and the two teams against the Hoosier's four did not play each other last victories. season. Michigan will be gunning to Outside of the scoreless regain the victory train today tie played in 1911, Pittsburgh after being upseated by Illinois has blArked six times while 7-0 in a blizzard here last they in turn have held the Irish Saturday. scoreless five times. Notre Dames largest margin over the Michigan has rolled up 416 Panthers came in 1944 when they points in the series to 66 for chakled up a 59-0 win.Pittsburgh the Hoosiers. Indiana's last win got their widest margin in 1936 over Michigan came in 1945 when when they downed the Notre they nudged the Wolverines 13-7. Damers 26-0. - Michigan's largest margin of victory is their 63-0 sktnking of the Hoosiers in 1925. The Only three times in 62 years Hoosiers largest mar in of vic- of football has Notre Dame lost tory was 20-0 in 1944. Michigan four or more games in a single won eight of the first 9 games season. in the series,scoring 255 points. RAGE SIX PAGE SIX FOOTBALL HEADINES Spotlighting OUR COACH OF THE WEEK returned to his native state of Iowa as head coach at the Univ- Dr. Edward N. Anderson ersity of Iowa. In his. first season he developed an outstanding Holy Cross College team, featuring the late Nile Dr. Anderson was born in Kinnick, the top player. His Mason City., Iowa, and after victories that year included one starring in high school over Notre Dame and at the close athletics, entered Notre Dame of the seasonche was selected Coach of the Year by his fellow in the fall of 19 18. He played football for four years under coaches. at end and cap- tained the 1921 Notre Dame In 1940 he coached the College team. The 1919 and 1920 teams All-Stars against the Green Bay were undefeated and his 1921 Packers at Chicago. The Packers team lost only one game (to won,45-28. Iowa 10-7). He played with such Notre Dame immortals as His 11 year record at Iowa , , reads 35 victories,33 losses , , Harry and two ties. Mehre, Tom Lieb, Frank Thomas Chet Wynne and Ed Walsh. In 1943 he enlisted in the Army Medical Corps. After serving at Eddie began his coaching the Shick General Hospital in career at Columbia College at Clinton, Iowa, he went overseas Dubuque, Iowa, where he re- to England where he worked in mained for three years-. Then several station hospitals for 17 he transferred to DePaul Univ- months. He came back to the USA ersity in Chicago where he and.was discharged. with the rank coached and studied medicine. of Lt. Col. in October 1945 and He received his medical de- immediately returned to his gree from Rush Medical College. coaching duties at Iowa.

In 1933 Dr. Anderson came His lifetime coaching record East to Holy Cross as Head is 119 wins 78 losses and 11 ties Coach. During the next six years he. compiled the best In January 1950 he was signed coaching record.in Crusader to a 5-year contract and returned history. His teams won 47 lost to Holy Cross, 7 and tied four games. The 1935 and 1937 teams were tied He has three sons and one but undefeated. daughter. The two eldest sons are attending the University of Iowa Some of the outstanding while the other son is in prep players in Purple history school in Iowa and the younger played under Dr. Anderson, such daughter lives with EdJie and as Hip Moncewioz,Buzz Harvey, Mrs. Anderson in greater Boston. Nick Morris,Joe Delaney, Ed O'Melia, Ronnie Cahill, 'Tony NEXT WEEK Morandos and others. . We Salute Frank Howard of Clemson College, After the 1938 season, Eddie