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1945-09-26 [P The Sports Trail Cubs Down Tilt By WHITNEY MARTIN Cards; Tigers* Postponed IRISH WHITNEY MARTIN FLASH Jack ’ By as it was under their NATIONAL By Sordi instructions LEADERS ■ INDIANS ! ————— Sept. 25—Iff)—There that a I- DETROIT, nE\v'yORK, team purposely would kick Bombers much of a ‘Brogden’s Boy been chance tc hasn't over the sidelines to prevent the on the results of the colie- opposition from runn the ball INCREASE MARGIN PLAY TWICE TODAY cn;ck rule ng football changes yet, bul back » iate for a touchdown. To Sink Kinston I scores mean Seeking Saturday’s any- Such 'j jast practice eliminated one oi draw a few con- .hng you might the most thrilling Seventh-Inning, Four-Run Detroit Become spectacles of the By ROBERT MOORE May With pencil in case you game. A fact elusions. the coaches well New Hanover erase them later. Blast Off Breechen The rampaging to knew, but they defended their act- Champ Automatically [vant Wildcats, who have chalked up two ‘PEAHEAT LKER the first place, it is indicated tion out ! In by pointing they were Gives 6 5 Win neat shutouts this will be If Rain Continues better teams will continue season, the working with men (hat green and seeking their third non-conference as they did tr. a vast ma- couldn’t set a (0 win. up defense for run- WRIGLEY FIELD, CHICAGO, win Friday night when they clash WORKING I CONS DETROIT, Sept. 25 — «) — cases in ot the the Past- Al- — — iority Anyway, the men won’t be green Sept. 25 yp) Those “$25,000 with the highly rated Kinston Most of the Detroit Tiger* sat the rule for- much but so despite permitting longer the new rule is Jitters” jolted the Cardinals just a eleven on the American Legion around their hotel home today and from anywhere be- there in ard passing case the coaches detect little bit more than the cubs to- field. The game will get underway FOR VOLS AFFRAY watched the descent of a soothing, the line of scrimmage, the the hind slightest emerald hue and de- day—and the jolt jerked Chicago’s promptly at 8:00 p.m. gentle rain with all the apprecia- the is about same. c de comes before Grizzlies out of reach in tion of a Texas cotton farmer af- scoring3 safety spectator virtually With David Bannerman plunging WAKE FOREST, N. C., Sept. 25. there is no sign of the front of ter a That" is, entertainment. The rule gives the the National League’s the line like an atomic bomb and —(if)—Wake Forest’s Deacons, prep- long drought. increased scoring power greatly receiving team the ball on the pennant stretch struggle. the brilliant passing of James Tut- for their first test of the sea- To manager Steve O’Neill’* nerv- to result ping was expected from yardline from which it was kicked The Cubs came to* life with a le and letterman Symmes ous athletes each drop looked lik* Jnat Johnny son against Tennessee at Knoxville the backs to move vigor- after the four-run the another in a world mowing second outside boot. spree in the seventh in- behind the famed ‘T’ formation worked into darkness to- digit series the line Saturday, toward then abrupt- We saw games in recent ning of this first game of the sen- Hanoverians are rated as the top check. One after another, they look* ously years day as coach D. C. Walker sought into the air and heave the in which there was not a ior circuit’s own “little world ser- contender for the Southeastern ed at the glistening street* and ly leap single to perfect a defense against the were getting rid of ies” to 6 5 Conference If the scanned the cloud* and bail like they in-bounds kickoff. The rival team pile up a to win and Championship. hard-running Vol backs. lowering 2 1-2 out in front oi Wildcats under the watchful eyes said “looks like it a live grenade. apparently dwell ng in a mutual jump games has been hopefully might Walker alternating last for scoring last Saturday was fear that boosted the self- St. Louis in the flag chase. of Leon Brodgen and Sugar Bowl day*.’* The probably daily on breaking down the Tenn- this veteran Tom Davis do through There was never a chance of modest, although esteem of the backs no little, as Taking thrill-a-play heart pull and defensive comparatively first essee offensive sys- with were such exceptions as even if breaker, the Cubs to a with the flag it will be the playing today’s opener Cleve- tnere they knew they couldn’t run zipped spot tem for his and he said players, land. noon 76-0 victory over Pres- 100 where they have to take four time in 16 years for the local grid- Before the home club, Clemson’s yards with a football with only that the were ders. today boys “looking which is the judge and jury in and Nevada’S 65-13 nothing to avoid but catching cold of their remaining six games to byterian Last with several well better every day.” such cases, announced there would over the Pocatello Ma- it was nice to think the opposition lock up the championship, even if year, triumph the ’Cats Considerable is be a doubleheader tomorrow. there were* scores thought them the Cards win all of the five they trained pigskin handlers, emphasis being jnes However, dangerous. If those still have to only captured one of their games; placed by Walker on triple-threat games should be wash- as those before the forward Those are the two noticeable play. 'vaSoia\ such of last season. They tailback Nick The Reids- ed out the automatical- that means in to on the the first game Sacrinty. too, Tigers was invented so changes the rules this year—the Riding victory shaky L ) pass y whitewashed the Whiteville Wolf- ville youth, who was selected Ell- ly would become American leagu* pass.'ng rule and the kickoff rule. —but rugged—right arm of Hank -gj. icismmam nothing. _ pack 28-0, three points behind this conference in 1943, is champions, assured of finishing of the There are several such as Borowy, who thus his tenth quarterback One of the major eyesores others, posted ahead of year’s score. With the exception one of the south’s best He the idle Washington Sena- three or four the use of what win against two setbacks sinet be- passers. the last years permitting tors on game of the Whiteville contest the locals was out last season with a broken percentage points even if has been eliminated amounts to a tee for the kickoff ing bought from the Yanks in mid- apparently were unable to reach the goal but the hasn’t bother- they should drop their final two a drast- and use of tht season, the had all the knee, injury the rule providing restricting hands Cubs, too, conference bouts in St. Louis on and through post in any of their ed him in practice and Saturday for a second out-of and arms in blocking, but the av- heat taken off them for tomorrow’s early ic penalty fftlL \ tilts. dea- Sunday. notice the dif- second and final fuss. The Cards Walktr is building the vaunted kickoff. That’s a rule erage fan won’t With an estimated total crowd The best the weather bureau bounds con attack around him in the air are all the load — aimed at the coaches themselves, ference. carrying now of 11,500 fans yelling them to vic- could say was that tomorrow’s COt-BLUA and on the ground. especially since their ace, Harry \ tory the ‘Cats have racked up a weather should be better — how the cat brecheen, was trumped 115' ftXJMP grand total of 51 points in the two In a pass scrimmage today, much better it wouldn’t guess. Th« soundly and solidly today. u have this Sacrinty alternated with his under- airport said it would clear in Vie ^eoM tMunfey engagements they played Feathers Expects Tough Borowy wasn’t around at the fin- BocAesfee, PA-^Pecfeo season. study, freshman Jim Bullard of afternoon. Even if the sun should ish today. Coming back with a two- -io aukib ifeuete Pop Aox£e- AtS cdiqssaui'as*: is-iS Kinston also has a fighting ball Laurinburg, in tossing passes at appear early in the day, Briggs eepute- run rally in the eighth, the Cards PAM& 'TAiS PAUU aaufback bos club this season and will come to end Dave Harris and halfback B° Stadium still will be a very wet bail 0PPcvJ64fS, keu-v./Jow Contest With Cavaliers clouted Hank out of the box for At- AiAvy Wilmington with a 45-8 win over Sacrinty, brother of Nick. The yard at game time. ___I the first time in 12 starts since the Camp Lejeune High School tailback’s throws hit their targets If it is possible to play the two he joined the Cubs. ’ last Friday. Kinston, led by Davis and Walker said he games then the Tigers must win RALEIGH, Sept. 25.—{*>)—North consistently who made a 60 in both to sew the A for a few moments it yard dash the was pleased with the showing. up pennant. State’s And, look- ‘Ramblin Carolina Wolfpack, already Wreck Lejeune game, is coming to Wil- split would assure them a tie with RULING ed as if the Cards might still do it. UNC, The Deacon squad is in good NATIONAL touted as a perfectly-coach- mington hoping to break the Locals said Washington and carry the being But, with the tying run on first, shape physically, but Walker flag ed team, spent two hours to- record and score a touch-down.
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