Well-Earned Over Tech Makes Anacostia Eleven Section Title Choice
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• Eastern Makes Fair Senior-Pro Golf Event Mrs. Davy, New M. A. Champ, Showing Beating At Chevy Chase on ! Picks Strong Line-Up for D. C. Roosevelt, 12-0 Tap for Tuesday Golf Tilt With Baltimore By WALTER MeCALLUM. the top spot Is thst she has been Indians Triumph by 12-6 five Rain Delays Tourney; Three sectional feminine cham- playing golf only years 'Thst With Fundamentals pions will be On the Washington all- isn't strictly accurate, however,'' said Miller, Swearingen star links team when the women the new mid-Atlantic champ, who Deciding Issue clash Monday at Congressional In licked Betty Meckley 1 up to win In Columbia Final their final Intercity match of the the crown over Baltimore* Five Farms course Bt GEORGE HUBER. season against a Baltimore outfit. yesterday. The Chase senior-pro golf The jinx explanation called into Chevy The Washington team is headed by "I did play about 20 years ago yesterday be- play the last two times Anacostia tourney, postponed Mrs. Myron Davy, the new Middle I played only a few months and cause of an rain, will defeated a favored Tech eleven early morning Atlanti# women s champion. then gave it up At that time I be next Tuesday’. Con- won't do today. It was straight played Mrs. Davy today announced the wasn’t interested testants and pros will gather for Mrs. football fundamentals—tackling and line-up as follows: Myron Davy, Is she interested now? Ask any* luncheon at the Chevy Chase club- P. Meck- blocking—that gave the Indians a Columbia, and Mrs ol the women who know the hard house at noon, as they were to have IJetty 12-6 victory yesterday over the Ma- ley, Kenwood, District champion: and rigorous training schedule the done yesterday. On the same day L roons. Mrs Walter R. Btokes and Mrs. new set lor of champion herself three the senior championship toumcv Mrs. Thomas O Anacostia even now can be con- O. Pray, Manor: or four years ago. In those days she the Chevy Chase Club will close. Leo sidered a favorite to take the East Brandon, Columbia, and Mrs. was on the high handicap list, with Walter R. Tuckerman leads In the Mrs. M K Division title despite the fair show- Walper, Indian Spring: a handicap around 25. Steadily that chase for the gross award with cards Mrs. ing made by Eastern yesterday when Barroll. Armv Navy, and Ralph handicap came down, by improved of 75—'77—153. E. P. it won the first game in three starts Goldsmith. Woodmont: Mrs. scores, and today she not only holds Finalists. A. by stopping Roosevelt. 12-0 Miller-Swearingen Moore. Army Navy, and Mrs. A. the Middle Atlantic title, but. is a Two gents held outside choices McEntee. Kenwood. Tech never once resembled the 1-handicap player, lowest on the list before the tournaments started were There Is a Davy strong Maroon teams of old. It lost possibility.'Mrs of the District Women's Golf Asso- playing today for the Columbia said, that Mrs. Mecklev mav not ciation. ground on running plays. Its tac- Country Club championship, a week Nor has the team captain kling was sloppy and its blocking play. Mrs. Davy's progress in her chosen long tourney which started last obtained the last two players on poor with Anacostia stopping every- sport Is a testimonial to her willing- Monday. the 12-woman team. She will have thing thrust its way and keeping ness to practice, her concentration George F. Miller, runnerup for made before Tech back on its heels all afternoon. all arrangements long and her stroking ability. Not oniv the title three years ago, and Ray time for the match, The Anacostia line sifted through the starting to those, but to her patience and Swearingen, a consistent scheduled at 10 am Tech at a 11 points and three lads perlormer Monday. unremitting work In amateur this are in particular—John Penn. Bruce tourneys year, Mrs. Davy Wins Mid-Atlantic. the finalists, survivors of one of the Mrs. course, is the woman Held Lead From 15th. Hulett and George Durham—spent HIGH SCHOOL Davy, of 1 UPSET—Tech's Bill Dellastatious gained 5 yards son (16) and Elmer Leukhardt best fields ever to start in much of their time in Tech’s back- (atop Dellastatlous) collaborated Washing- who has pulled herself up literally She worked into a single hole lead when he carried the ball (arrow) on this ton's club And the field had : second-period play, but on the tackle. It was one of the few times the Manual Trainers biggest tourney. by her bootstraps and by hard and Mrs Meckley on the fif- spilling plays hardly they 1 against best of it is that no one can formed. Grant Davidson, 16-year- ! Anacostla wound up with a surprise 12-6 victory. Grant David- were able to pick, long hours of practice to a com- teenth hole and held it to the finish. gain. —Star Staff Photo. the victor with old sophomore, and Paul Blaine and any certainty. manding position among feminine Three weeks ago Mrs. Davy won the Miller of Comdr T O A1 Drechsler were only three of the disposed golfers in this hot links neighbor- Payne Trophy tourney at Rolling numerous Anacostia backs who had Brandon, and the chance the naval hood She holds today her fir t Road. Earlier in the season she was officer had of a Important parts in the victory'. Pro Grid making it champion- major title, the Middle Atlantic runnerup lo Mrs. Meckley for the Narrow 1 Opposition All New ship triple for the Brandon family rated generally as State In Harmon and Dodge Useful. Victory by Margin Rating Unlikely. championship, Maryland championship. when he holed a short putt on the the top of all the sectional crowns all it has been a for the Occasional effective play by Tackle quite year 17th green yesterday to end a bitter available to feminine in this matron who John Harmon and End Vernon golfers Columbia took up goif Dodge Skins Over 3 lor battle and 1. Miller won Appears Expect For Patent four sector. only half a decade ago because she of Tech kept the score from being ! Easy Steelers, Office, holes In a row after the 9th. only The unusual part of her rise to had a lot of time on her hands. higher. Anacostia was helped to spare to drop three in a row He finallv both of its touchdowns by a stiff of Pro Grid Bears 'Cripples' won on the 17th when Brandon put wind, but Tech’s lone marker almost Giants, Loop Fed Golf B Victor ; his tee shot in the water. Swear- wholly was windblown. It came in Rv BILL DISMER. Jr. since they joined the In j league 1933, ingen, meanwhile, had an easier the last period when a Edna Ward and Helen penalty put Eagles, Cards to Clash Bound for the city where they've the Redskins have won 12 and lost 4. to Class A Is Held time with E. J. Farrelly, whom he Downey, Anacostia back to within a yard of amassed their score in each Jump highest The Steelers havent beaten the licked 7 and 6. Its goal. Blaine s punt sailed high With Section of the two the Leaders; past seasons, Red- Too G. P. in the other are: Tribe since Great; 0. Easily Pairings flights In the air. was blown back and skins shoved off for their second meeting of Little Known Shoot All Pittsburgh early Second flight, O. P Vogel vs. Jack Bowlers, bounced over the goal, where Dan Clubs this afternoon the 1937 season, when Playing with their second they upset Gets Top Section Title Hanna; third flight, Charles H. O'Connell fell on it for a touchdown. of the 1941 the ultimate world victory campaign their I champions, 21- Baker vs. Don MacKenzie: fourth Coach Rolland Lund of Anacostia By the Associated Press. All-Time lone 13 That was. the last Patent Office Marks objective. incidentally, golf leant, victor in flight. Bnggs Simpich vs. J. S Dan- League used two teams and the second- NEW YORK. Oct. 11.—The full Coach the lost Ray Flaherty decried talk game Skirts that year—in- Class B in the match play tourney iels: fifth Don of the National Football flight, Childress vs. Among duckpin league record- over Michigan Park Market Th* stringers starting the game set up a anpower that the Indieais were set to run cluding the playoff with the Bears. for Federal golfers sponsored by The J. Francis Kane: sixth flight. D. J. holders today were two leaaue-leaduiE Moore Hardware touchdown almost League, which is almost enough to wild the to' their compara- immediately.' against team which has According n*ter. the Star, probably will not move up into Needham vs. L. Munter: cause a minor when it Godfrey tively unknown woman bowlers. outfit trimmed Sterling Optician?, They marched from Tech's 30 to earthquake vet to win or ue a in three Steelers have the same number of Class A if the tournev is held next game seventh flight, Carter Field vs. W. Edna Ward of the Brookland La- 2-1. the 15. where the first, team came in starts to move, will be seen in ac- new starts. players as the Redskins, 11. with year Charles P. Redick, president H. Bonneville. and tallied with Blaine ; tion for the first time this season dies' loop with an all-time mark of bounding "A 1-point win is as good as a Halfback Art Jones of University of of the Federal Golf Association and Kiwanis-Rolarv Golfers to Meet. 159. and Helen Downey of the new- Die to the fourth annual around left end for 7 yards and a tomorrow as the circuit presents a Richmond their Pop 40-point margin in this league." j outstanding rookie. director of The Star tourney, does Another interclub links match be- score. ly-organized King Pin Ladies Wolfe Memorial tournament to be The other marker was scored flve-game program. said Their newcomer is Tackle not Flaherty just before boarding | biggest believe that because a team wins tween Kiwams is in the The New York and Rotary Clubs League with 156. rolled at College Park and Hvatts- third period Bob Nolte's 15- Giants and Chi- the train, "and I'll be we Joe Coomer, a 6-foot-5 in Class B it satisfied if 265-pound necessarily must move That match used to be a yard to Bears, undefeated leaders of brewing. WTvile Miss Ward was gaining the ville tomorrow, the Dei Ray-Frank- pass Blame reached the cago return with another victory. From ! stripling from Austin University in into the top division. feature of the links schedule of the spotlight last at the Brook- lin match scheduled to- Tech 15. and after a set the two divisions, encounter oppo- all I Texas. Their most night originally penalty hear. Coach Buff Donelli is in publicized fresh- Government Printing Office, victor two clubs, but hasn't been held for them back 5 sition that shouldnT be too trouble- land Recreation with her big game morrow night will be rolled tonight yards the Indians a bad mood and those Steelers will man is John Schiechli. Santa Clara s in 1939 won the 1941 title with sub- 'some—the several years. It is being talked up and a season set of 366, to feature at Del Ray Action starts at 8oclock. counted again when Nolte a Philadelphia Eagles and be for their out All-America center last the same team flipped fighting jobs there year. stantially as the 1939 on the of a shovel now. basis challenge the Pyle's Motors sweep over Brook- pass to Frank Burback that Chicago Cardinals. That leaves the tomorrow. ! That may spell trouble Unless Pittsburgh's hotel strike Is outfit. made In the and land was for 20 tussle between the Rotary publication, Garage. Miss Downey went to Hitting for respective counts of good yards. runner-up with a capital *T for us." settled while A Class Far Ahead. the Redskins are en will be played two or three weeks town at King Pin Her brilliant 139 and 364. Matchis and T. Mason PM Anacostu Tech Brooklyn Dodgers and Green Bay Two years ago the Redskins came route, the Washington squad will Redick, in close touch with the hence. effort which Packers at Milwaukee as the head- included six spares, shared top honors in the Clarendon L T. within 5 points of equaling their make links situation in the Government Mathie.vson__ Lewis Shadyside Military Academy five of them in a row, and a strike Commercial C League Score of S91 £ .-Flocker liner record score of nine Pilferton years in the 1 its headquarters A B A: O departments, sees much difference Several of the local pros, led by the Giants. Bears at Home. tonight. paved wav for the Sterling —1.624 gave Rynex Texaco Service R O. Sp'JtlK Finally league when they the between the Class A and Class B A1 are at Chestertown. Willkte walloped special, leaving here at 6 45 o clock Houghton, Laundry to record of 580 team R T. Sweeney Each of the headline teams has quint post highs. Karmen Pittsburgh team. 44-14. Last tomorrow teams, and does not believe that in an amateur year morning will transport Md., today, playing and 1.532 and a 2-1 win over the 5 J?ay Hand been beaten once, the 3-0. QB Flaherty DellasUtlous Dodgers, I it was 40-10. some 700 Redskin fans to because a team wins in Class B it' tourney billed as the curtain I the sooty pro Mung Fung Restaurant crew. H Dreehsler _ the Still veteran Red Morriseue by Washington Redskins last In 16 games with teams also would be a winner in the Eastern going strong, F H Davidson Pittsburgh city. Class A. raiser to Shore open 343 was Pappas week and the Packers the Bears May King’s another high- Megaw walloped the for F B DobschuLz O Connell by The scoring in the final matches affair, to be over the 36-hole maples played light in the Brookland a.s 176—427 in Anacosua AAA a week earlier. re not con- of loop Hap Newmans $1,000 0—1° They the tourney a few days ago route tomorrow Gemenv Tech o n o r,— 6 Flowers chalked up top at Del to feature vinced. however, that they'll have showed considerable is League Ray Queer* Touchdow disparity in the Wiffy Cox of Congressional team scores of 528 ns—Blame Burback. O Con- to on and 1.481 to whip Pin s counts of 662—1.809 Fisch- r»*!l keep playing second-fiddle all two classes. Best ball top . Suosti- Wilson Clear scoring in the competing in a pro-amateur affair De Perini Delicatessen. 2-1. »ufmn« Anarosiia—Faircloth. season and encounter Lacking Drive, Record Looms Evelyn man of Club Nightingale also shone Durham, today's will I Class A matches at Tree at Hot Va where 16 na- Bailer, Yahraes ppnn. Ij Burning Springs. Sebastian was best for Huleit. Leukhardi, have an the losers with 154—-400 Pete Wells led the Blalic. Burback Noire. HofTrr.an Bar**-. important bearing upon generally ranged around while known have been in- w par tionally pros ith 333 -Lillian Carleton s Herron T*ch—Bauer Demory. Gray, their final 121— 1-12 Club's 3-0 win from Dei Rat ratings. at Kenwood 'rated an easier to in a event Albinhon B.irnes Brinfield. course' vited compete two-day 329 led Federal Lithos’ Spicer. Both the Giants and Passes to For W.-L. 3-0 victory with 130—369. Bears will Triumph Following the best ball contests in Class B be their first home Eastern Marches Across Goal. playing games were won with higher scores. except for All-Star contests So A 40-yard march and a 23-yard Meanwhile, plans were being will the Detroit Lions, who will try Over Win Over I worked out Redick for Football pass interception gave Eastern its Coolidge Western by the St. Albans Friday to get out of a last-place tie with presentation to the two victors In Champion Lead two touchdowns over Roosevelt. Neal With little weight and power In its Lee B.t th* Assoe.ated Press Brawner, Cady the Cardinals at the of the Washington High football the Herbv Adams and Melvin expense tourney and to each section LOCAL Craig. backfield. Wilson is it team, which two Cleveland Rams High finding years ago turned in winning team of the to Thompson alternated in carrying trophies be Downs Latin ^George Washington, <>: Washington and Chibears Face Game. to and a from Roosevelt's 40 to its Tough necessary pass pass to get 10-game undefeated and untied awarded by The Star for the fourth Boys' Landon to 5-yard lint. Temple 17: Georgetown 7 The Steelers. who face ct ra ioH t vao r- Victory where Okie Fearson for a Pittsburgh on the thia is over the Anacostia. 15 Tech A 'ln'erhigh' plunged anywhere gridiron record, hump and headed Ea-iern Washington in the day's other game, G. P. O. Wins 17 Roosevri', o 'interhigi; touchdown with the game Handily. Wilson. «. Coolitige. t> hardly 1 season. for what well may be another will get a chance to show how much pier-: In Wash mg ton-Lee 7: under way. Late in the battle the Thirty-six four-man teams started Grid Recovery Western, fi OnTra! 1 7 Over T St. James Wilson s win feet season. Oonasse. improvement their new coach, Buff 6-0 over Coolidge on 3 in the affair. S’ Ramblers came back with Ducky May The teams St Albans, last sears Interstate Albans 711 Boss' Lat.n. n has been Lar.den, in •> a Donelli. able to accomplish i came via the route Central as a real were drawn from all s-'. Jatncv Landon School football team la David intercepting heave from yesterday pass Only remains Government Academic Conference fooiball cham- rfax o in a week R^rrm ion o Bob Stein and They've played three agencies and were formed as the Franklin Day, h proving to be the tough bov in ita running 23 yards to ; as did its opening over Ran- threat of the local schools yet to i pion. Is on the winning road aeain Woodwjrd <». so far and lost victory class this Boors, games them all. result of elimination contests within last season and now boasts dolph-Macon and the lone touch- meet the Generals, while the un- after being upset in its opener LAST. Of the two leaders, the Bears! the departments or Duquesne. 7b. two successive shutout wins with Roosevelt, depending almost en- down it scored last week while known of McKee from New agencies. They week Manhattan 7. to have the more being quantity V*ncw. I*.’ 0 figure strenuous literally were the cream of the Gov- an. Waynesbura. yesterdays 19-0 victory over St. on a made its defeated Central Dick Schwab's York also The Saints bounced back into the Albright ti West •• tirely passing attack, afternoon. by may be a stiff hurdle Ch'ster. Jimmy Conzelman has ernment golf crop The 1940 winner Salem t> Berhanr ft Marshall Goldberg as the Government Printing Office proved ei'tf0nDrlal^tbife iPa 'NvJ Ted Brawner climaxed an to Eastern’s 20 before a L E Hardison_McDonald yesterday, 7-0. after successive wins team's touchdowns. Earle Elliott to Teachers. ] .T open- marched, leader of its attack The t. T. Itself a Penn Military. 7(i; bad Cards lost Keshuhiam_ Licau.v. powerhouse, winning its Marshall was the com- Blue Ridge, o. ing drive of 80 yards in the first pass from center halted the i G. 1 over and St. John s. Diggs passing t. Mudd _ Gonzaga to Grpen last week after Page section title with drive. Bay, 14-13, C Crane F ehards 24>, points out of bination that set up the first score, SOI TH. ! period by slanting 5 yards through R The score of the came O_ __ only leading until the final minutes. Croarkln ___ Ground game a possible 30 and 9 of a Georgia 14 tile). the line A on Po«t Roosevelt R T winning with Bondy crashing 3 yards to tally I blocked kick the St. Eastern, Humphnea_ Ailinaer in the second Power Ciiaaei. •? I Presbyrenar. in L. R period. plavs possible 12 points in the the James’ 30 started *-Baces-Kennedy *-Danes _ R Murphy playoff in opening period. In the third. Mississippi * another touch- L T.— Haines_ built around Eddie De Celle 5!?iJ.manoo“*? i*'' College Oimble ■1 B-George_ Jacobsen and series concluded. Morris A down drive in L O —Dietrich just Elliott to Diggs again reached scor- Roanoke e-T*5.h Harvey, the third period with _Lelend t‘ H Bavin Shanenbarger Jim drove from Tu^culnm n. C ...Htrrh R H Sprinkle Western's Patent Office won its sec- Bud Ken" I Schwab___ Litterl easily ing territory, with a 1-vard drive by ’-ot,5lana Institute. A Cady counting from the 5. B O-Slverman_ __David R B Same 45 for the score, with Central Power Beats ____ Penn Sprinkle slip- tion title in Class B but had more the clincher Min?aps.*ot*rn Bob FIT -Kina Bondy Elliott a _ Moore gaining Syhonl 'Newport Finally Amussen took pass Wilson __ o o f) A—« around end for 13 on the News'. 50; R E-PfrorhopoutoA_ Thomphon ping yards trouble in the nanaplph-Macon.R.nrtMnh's^' ? coolidge non playoff, just lasting passed 15 yards to Bondy lor the from Johnny Sager for 20 Boswell o—o good PS JS"lk',r payoff play. to nose out Agriculture a half final University, 17; Murray Teach- L H Ehrlich Crat* Touchdown —Hard'son Su bar; tut ion a— by marker. erL’n.on yards and the final score. Wil-or Simcich Lsmb. Smither* Tanney, Pos Wish -Lee '71. Western fin. I when M. Miami "o Tampa j t E point Larry Goodridge. Pos St Albana. Boys t.al n Po.« Lrnidnn. F B Koester -Fearaon Tricks; Ashlnrd. Coolidge Webb, Nehncove, i Winfield Pendnck J 13 Lanoir-Rhvne o Gonzaga's _ _ Patent Office holed L. E Trimble Welker L B .Colvin Fo©a*v»lt Broome. Banning Shields Hemp J. Widmeyer captain, lengthy _ 0 0 f» 0— 0 ; VL IG-Wilson L T -Titu' _Lamprei! T,‘',ch,‘r• P Biu“- Murphy Weems _ Gen'ile --- Htrnson B*4»f«rn __A A A A 12 Greenfcaum Leer Low- putts on the 17th and 18th holes. I. G. _Codeine_ Cassard Held0r»ate,TJi“e?s“16 j r&n Referee- -Mr, Cohill Umpire—Mr. C -Ormnell___ Boose T«^“rj OouJd C. -Perry _ Leidis Oglethorpe ll Toeiehdowna—Fearson David SubsM- Bledsoe. Read linesman—Mr Solomon. S 9 Wall--- Ream TrinsdiV.V hltloBa—•Rooaevel* Sturtw Ualitos. Ba- Kurz’s Run Wins R a. _Tee Baser R T Tennessee" Wesieya'rn ^ o rcnl. R E. .. _ _ Hu'chlnaon_ Steemen Hlrshbura Stein. '■ Louisiana Col- Drurj Score by periods' lege?”1*1*"* --— JRlch as Exhibit A Lead Yarders by Gonzaga yesterday Navy Washington and Lee _0 7 0 ft—7 Bobby Siske, winner of 21 victories Score periods; ’Kt'' 5I: Car,on "«*- in an?Pf?*°*n Jim Kurz and Stan Western _ 0 0 0 ft—0 8t n Valanos sup- Firing 150—395 at Fort Davis. A1 in 23 games, will pitch for the Albans__ _? 13 fl—;o B.-C. C. Fairfax Scoring Boys Latin 0 0 0 o— 0 Rees, plied Central power to offset pass- as Remington A. C. the Palace MIUHL6T Birmingham shone Tool No. 1 | Touchdown—Sprinkle. against Scoring: Touchdowns—S’ Albans. Bob A ing and other trick stuff offered Conversions- -Gardener 1 placement) A. C. at Ballston Stadium Bonny i3>. Drake S' Louis el by swept C. & R in the Navy Yard tonight Field Goals—None Conver- | Scoreless Tie Substitutions—Washmk'on and Lee. Gar- : <*:> on running We.-tern Resene. 17: Akron A Play Gonzagas Elmer Raba and Ron in the final of the sea- sions—Bondy p!ay.« 8ele- night game — Bowling League. Marking up a 2-1 j dener GiUenwater. Nuesomr Sherman. tiee None 8; oatltutiona — 8t. Albans. Musglngum. 17 Finlay, ft lewul to The S'ar. l Harlan. Lukens Smith: Western. Love, son. Case ,; Kent Stare ft Wiay. wrigni. Dispatch Waldron. The Vikings began the win from Miscellaneous with a sea- Remington has won 28 of its Laws. Poland. Price. Clemen' Wynant. 1 Fralley. Marlowe. Morn*. Sullivan. O'Con- McClure, Butler ] 3. Ball State « FAIRFAX in the 32 Phelps Swa«art Bowie. Dais- Wt Va. Oct. 11— Fairfax scoring opening quarter with son record of 1.776. F and A. No. 1 nell Fenwick. Glocker. games. ley. Clem Leadbettfr '*nherg 14. Lawrence 0 Quiggle. Boys Latin. Ohm Tech High anri Rethesda-Chevv Chase a maxch from midfield which ended bowlers gained first place. Referee—Dr Doran 'Ohio UV Umpire Ken Deavers or Lefty McIntyre > of a score before a passing attack the Central goal 615. _!0. Warrburg. o. Baker. <» BALTIMORE, Oct. II—Wood- was halted. McPherson Kurz redeemed — cvttaw. 'Kan* ward himself by break- >. l;i William Jewell. »•» School of Washington had a Missouri Central. n> o P"* Fairfax. Be'h -C. C. ing through the line for an Tark:o, late drive 15 I E Rector Suittvan 80-yard "*• -n Cat* stopped yardt from t run in the ; L T. Deatfon McGowan final period with Cen- (MoTWbeTr'r score as Franklin Day School won Hasting... 57: L O. Leppert _ York 7 B Miller trals touchdown First-Round Knockout ft. c winning Milton, Mission Hou..e. 11 yesterday's football game between -Snyder -- Carlock « P O. 'frAr'h» Johnson f* Central MS'. Gonzaza | Doane_ Wayne Teacher? A < tie ■ the two, 6-0. 13 R T Hushes Grrenfill -- mck«v Mnrnmgside n LTh ? r;r?;bea,nMcGrath xvThJ*''Teachers.°n Sclcnce' fi Bill Hahn s 10-yard run climaxed P F Rudmg _ pirn Milter City Teach- L G Law.er grs o O B Smith Mustik i Johnson Of 11th in Row a 50-vard march for Franklins La t. H Earman Kean vender ... Dillon M T C1- ° Empori* b r- Day touchdown. P H.. Polina Bloomberg S9 5l£,kcr Mm T.EhIrFX'nfi F B Bachman C 5 Harrmalon Wesleyan. 2A Bethany .Kans.L Miller 7. )9K«n«« Poy Franklin Day Woodward Ssmnercon __ Mullin Flirfjx 0 0 0—0 i£ I HlSh 0 Q B r Mess W,rrenbur* '«» » f 5 2ood L*Ui»m R C. C Recreation Cen 0 o n o—q ; Mtirphy For Teachers/0 I H*rr.v«an t»nt»r r.auck Montgomery fL. r h G. Kolpak Bubstit ,'ion- F.itrfax—Creekmore. Lev- jR H Valonas-Waldron Warnrr — th» Associned Press SOrTHWIST Arm«b» l'ter Bethesria Leach Eaton Referee— 1F B Horton Raba By _ Patrick Score £ Johnson Mr. McDonald (Easton) by periods: Abilene 2 9' Whrrlar Oct. 11—Bob Christian. 20 n R r _ CHICAGO. Mont- Trinity Dobson _ Nelson tCentral o 7 « North Texas State, tin: O_IS as Arkansas A and — 8hrad»r Gronzasa _ _ <1 7 gomery's position top-ranking m 5 1 £h>id* Five 0 j years ago—Tazio Nuvolarl. Scoring for the world Northeastern Oklahoma State. "7 North- j challenger lightweight Western k S --S.nT'T- Smyth won 000 Touchdowns—McKay. Valonas. Kur* Oklahoma Stare. O K. n. Italy, $60 Vanderbilt cup , remained un- Eirich- Bof Day the end of Greeley State. IP Colorado Mines 14 the first round, employing a left Boise Junior College. 15 Albion tldtho) Normal, p. Seattle Ice look to the body and a right cross Triumphs Eagles' Dates FAR WIST. Announced; to the jaw to flatten the Chicago U C L. A., 14: Montana. 7. In ighter. Idaho. 21. Gonzatta. 7. Coast Playoff V>xas Tech, ]4 iLa 0 Season Montgomery, who weighed 136, Loyola Bj th* Associated Press. Divided Into of Halves college Idaho 27, Pacific TJnl- lalf a less than pound Day. thus versity. 14. SACRAMENTO. Oct. 11.—Dick The rather •egistered his 11th Eastern Washington 35: Whitworth. 7 pointless procedure of against the New York Rovers at : straight victory San Jose State. 20 San Diego State, fl Gyselman, Seattle third baseman, slicing the Eastern Amateur jefore a crowd of 6.790. Hockey Riverside Stadium on November 18 earned $5,000 for his dub In a League season into three sections is the first-half schedule: single turn at the plate. will be eliminated this season, it was Following < >hare He doubled in the second in- dsclosed today with the release of Home Bowling Honors Last Fights Night ning last night, bringing in two the Washington Eagles' first-half November 18- New York 21. Johns- Mabelle Hering of the Greyhounds B> the Associated Press. town. 25. River Yale 28 Boston Decern- runs to clinch the baseball game schedule. ber 2. Atlantic Baltimore, 1 ind Catherine Lewis of Fletcher’s CHIC AOO.- Bob Mon’gomery ir.fi City. 5 p. 13. Seattle won from Sacramento, River Vale; 12. Johnstown 10. Atlantic ( 7afe Philadelnhia. knocked out Daver Also eliminated is the Hershev posted 133s in the Arcadia In- 13« City IP Johnstown 23, open date. 20,'. Chicago, in first of in. Nick Cas- 3 to 1. The win the Coast 1 gave Cup series. The schedule of 60 River Vale 30. open dare; January 2. lependent Ladies Bowling League, tiglione. 13R. Chicago outpointed Julie New KoRon 134*2 New Haven Conn not. League pennant winner $5,000 games has been split into two di- York 8. Boston 9. River Vale; 13, chile Ellen Vlehmeyer of Daly’s Atlantic City. WESTEFBROOK, Me.—Jerry Martin. and the President's Cup in the visions, with a post-season !’ood Shop garnered top set of 348. 175. 8t. Francis. Me. knocked out play-off Awav. to follow. Arthur Holstein. J 77. Lowell. post-season Shaughne.ssv playoff. November 15. Johnstown; 19 River I SHORT—IF NOT SWEET—Bob as Mass., in second of sixth round Montgomery, Philadelphia Negro who ranks top challenger for ROCKLAND Seattle nosed out Sacramento The Eagles will open on the road Vale 22. Atlantic City; 23. New York; Three years ago—Leo Durocher Me —Jackie Fisher, 29. River Vale December New York; i the crown, knocked out the veteran tor*. Watervil’e, Me knocked o'it for the pennant in the Johnstown. Pa new 7, lightweight Davey Day of Chicago in the first heat of their closing against addi- in. Baltimore 13, Boston; 14. Boston; named manager of Brooklyn Frpnk.r Burl*'-. 1 «.> Dmer. N. H. in third of round. weeks. The Solons had led moat tion to the league, on November 15. 20. Atlantic City 25. New York; 2?, | with Chuck Dressen scheduled 10-rounder last night at Chicago. Here Day hits the as he down for the i eighth Dodgers, ropes goes SAN DIEGO -Jorg* Morelia. 13«. of the at and will their first Johnstown January 4. Baltimore, 7, Bos- season, one time by 1$ play home game ton; 18. Baltimore, and Bill Killefer as coaches. count. It was Montgomery's 11th straight victory. -AA. P. Wirephoto. Mexico- Clt*-. nutnninted Zeice Castro. 137. Lot Anirelet (10). games. I i i i i i