H 1 Harridge Sees Full Season Next Year : Quarterback Position ■ ■ Hoyas Fortify <■ *—---—-----___ BET ON A Would SURE THING! —By JIM BERRYMAN Cut ---- Road ■ ■■ ■■ ■■ 1 Win, Lose or Draw j Subs Are Drilled holy smoke By FRANCIS E. STAN. onlv^x -—\ mis 1 f A BUCK AN' SOME CHANGE ) IT N /^awTookit. tbT\ ■/^woTf's^^ I G... DAT LAV ONE WENT « / AN ACE KICKER The Indian March on to Three LEFT OUTA THAT 20!-WHy / /V,IS5 \ } f AN') Play FLOP DREW 2 Cambridge i jus' it ^dto k ACCOUNT* PAT I \ \ J \ MOREL. { ro Take Over if iSn t the broke Friday.. ^ OF ALL only colleSe that is springboarding in this > JOCKEY WASN'T IN / war °nCoach Jack Hagerty of George- wentles they lQst a 14-7 president of the American town is giving his Hoyas an ounce , decision, but Saturday they finally League, g w n’ Carl of prevention to prevent a possible Voyles’ the c°ach, has two good teams. Good enough said today prospects for a full 1943 6 aV^' Bn^ sounding. He's hoping it won't be t*1C can’t be so bad if they buried baseball season still 35 0 Virginia, looked “good" lecessary to employ Frank Dom- despite :eld or Barrett Vejles has transportation handicaps' Johnny at quarter- been building up this team for a few he quite years and and the call to service of r~~ oack, but he cautiously is grooming must be on a military running timetable, because that's quite a hem for the in event of schedule—Navy,! many players. assignment Carolina Pre-Flight, Camp Lee, Virginia Military,! njury to Eddie Agnew. Kicnmond,of/v!ard^Da,rtm0Uth’ V. P. However, he indicated several I I. and George Washington. And he had Hagerty has no complaint with originally were in Oklahoma slated. changes order. These in- \gnew’s direction of the Hoyas « -< Vn i uum-Liu^micu avviiuu liUill WOW'.WHAT IF I ogainst Temple and Mississippi and four road trips a season for each / DOa ! 1OUGHTA X .S f /''WELL AINTA\ A A CHUMP! UNCLE SAM'S \ ie's hoping Eddie will be barking When the a club to three, and the possibility of HITLER AM A Navy Staged Prize Fight in 1918 > BET ON (r / I WILLIN' signals all season. Georgetown has In the a shorter season. said lose T'oivE BACK ^Sht of the recent hullabaloo about the canceled Harridge \ A i bruising schedule that includes an Louis-Conn a •—\ VTH'JAPA-They'D 25 FOR THAT.. fight, it is recalled eliminating fourth road trip would ^ AM') with that the Navy back in 1918 at San CERTAIN { •ngagement Manhattan at Francisco, put on a save the clubs 20,000 miles and CARRyiNy®^^ tABt £ benefit battle for Griffith Stadium on Saturday night, heavyweight War Camp Community funds (forerunner would ease transportation difficul- ^ of the USO). lowever. and Hagerty merely prefers Navy officers ran the show and no outside were ties which caught with baseball promoters up to be prepared. needed. clubs near the season’s end. Costello Is Likely End. fighters were Jack and “But all these things will have to Dempsey Willie Meehan. Dempsey had Should Agnew suffer injury it is licked most of the wait until the December grade-A heavyweights, with the exception of Champion meetings,” likely Dornfeld or Barrett would Jess but he declared. “In the meantime, dis- Willard, he fought (and lost) for $224, expense money from step into the quarterback’s job, for cussions between the individual Chicago. Meehan, in the came Hagerty hasn’t been satisfied service, from San Pedro for $24. clubs and the two with San major leagues as the labor of Francisco donated the Center, even down Joe Gyorgvdeak. sec- Municipal to the a whole will be carried on by mail.” lights. Tickets, ushers and the md-string quarterback. Hagerty rest of the trimmings were free. The Other than to say “there is always War didn’t relish Gyorgydeak’s perform- Camp Community funds netted $85,000. For a four-round fight! the possibility,” Harridge would not ance in the but comment on reports the baseball Mississippi game, I Joe won’t be discarded without an. meetings, scheduled for New Ernie White Almost Wound With the York, other chance. Up Yanks would be held in more It could centrally Hagerty be that only a scrap of paper is what kept the Yankees from located Chicago. prefers to believe Gyorgy- their deak merely had an off retaining world championship. The paper bore the signature of 1942 Attendance evening, Substantial. that he 11 bounce back and Ernie ’White, who shut out the mom day I _ prove a Bombers to send the Cards ahead, 2 to 1 Calling 1942's wartime a o^Ithen summer AM' WEMT capable for in games. White's was the season “better 7 GOT REAL SMART understudy Agnew. In key victory. than we expected” I case AM' I WAS he doesn't, though, Jack won't Back in 1937 White was for and one in which “we a I OUT To LAUREL.. pitching mill teams in South Carolina. solved lot —- I HEN i HAU I OO £7^. be caught of I napping. Yesterdav he The American Co. of Greenville lured him problems, Harridge had this to V LUCKY To GET OUT \ was Spinning from Pacelot Mills AN' BET 3 To 2 ON TH' \ PLEMTY alternating Dornfeld and Bar- to say of 1943: f IM pitch in a playoff series. Ernie was in 13 a OF THERE OMLY 7 FISH TH' rett at beaten, 3-2, innings by “If 4 VANIAS To GRAB SUNDAY'S V \ y ) quarterback with Agnew— conditions are the same next 1 in pitcher who hasn't been heard of since. i RED1.... LETS SEE...HM-M M- just case. year, we'll be able to have a full 24- {game...Boy', thoughtthat \ y But a Greenville editor, a \ Tom Costello. sports Scoop Latimer, took fancy to season accoumts For*18.75 £ 190-pound soph- Sunday again. The Ameri- MONEY IN TH' BAWIG..1 \that omore. is White. “After the game I went to him and said that I'd like to him ^ likely to replace Lu get can League already is represented <2lX fixed with the 1 Robustelli at left end for the up Yankees," Latimer was saying at the series in New York. in the armed forces more than — ——1-■-1 ,T£ Hoyas by _ Saturday night. “Swell.” was White's answer. 60 players and there will Hagerty and End be more. Coach George said But 1943 looks • • Murtagh have been “First," Latimer, “are you under contract to any other club?" good, too,-* A lot impressed of by Costello's rapid im- White scratched his head. “Come to think of it," he drawled, “Ah youngsters may get a chance.” provement and his installation at did a Next year also may mark the re- sign paper with a man from the Cardinals." end is likely to be Georgetown's turn of many veterans. Detroit, Cleveland Here Birthday Victory Colonials only “Son.” said a Rams, to Get deviation Latimer, “if you signed paper with the Cards you are Sunday, Little in the that which lost such stars as Hank line-up started ALREADY under a contract. That Branch makes no mistakes." against Ole Miss. Rickey Greenberg, Pat Mullin and Birdie Sought by Navy Manhattan Looks to Tebbetts, has started Molested Draft Ey the Associated Press. Sophs. marketing for Slightly by on Meanwhile While Coach Herb of Notes to You And Nuts to Us veterans and “family men." Yester- ANNAPOLIS, Md„ Oct. 8 — Sleep Way Kopf Manhattan has announced he day the Tigers acquired Paul Rich- Navy's rapidly football will ** One ****** *« of 30 improving o Ltum VJH Hit. u ac rvo uc UCUI 1UUCJI to Be start five u-,) 5 Only Likely Called Soon; sophomores against the ards, 32-year-old catcher who re- team will be intent on chalking by 12 different jockeys, and the one who rode him to victory in the Ken- I To the Hoyas. They are Tailback cently resigned as manager of At- up a “birthday for their Citadel Earl j Redskins Also Well Off in victory" Lambert. Right End Paul tucky Derby, Eddie Arcaro, didn't want the long-tailed Calumet Charger. lanta's Southern Manpower 3.200 Dromgoole Association club. I midshipmen classmates Sat- Center Bob He wanted to ride Our Boots. Schuessler, Left Guard Incidentally, scores of people from luumiua, who iurmeriy piayCu Wlin LEWIS ATCHISON. urday when they tackle Prince- By Coach Chair Tony Venutolo and Right all over the country show horsehairs in the belief that they are from the New York Giants and Philadel- ton's .Tigers in Yankee Stadium Reclining Tackle The roster of the Cleveland Rams, due here Henry Furio. tail. not. Trainer Ben phia A’s, has a wife and two chil- Sunday to wage in New York. Their Whirly's They're Jones, who gets so many Bunks; Enemy Tom Donovan, left dren. football war on the Redskins, is a striking illustration of where Because the contest halfback who requests for the souvenirs, fills them to the extent of sending hairs—from will be is are the being tested at fullback, may be a Three Clubs Gain sports finding manpower to carry on during the emergency. played on the United States To Use New another horse's tail. at Gate. Plays sixth sophomore to start 1942 Df the 30 players listed, only one stands to be drafted Naval Academy's i}7th anniversary against has a tackle named Tank. From Regarding attendance, Har- immediately. Georgetown. He Dayton University 202-pound Dne has been and because defense Coach Johnny Baker will cluster his sprinted 34 yards ridge said it was about 8 per cent rejected by the Army, seven are on inactive status transporta- against Joseph Dreaner of Washington: "Where and when can you get tickets Muhlenberg for one of Man- but was not a vith the armed forces and the*—--— tion officials have ruled out Colonials on a southbound stream- off, general decrease. spe- hattan's touchdowns and is for the Army-Navy game and how much are they?" Write to the emamaer cial football trains rated A recent survey disclosed are married—most with for the dura- liner one of Washing- unless the law of at dusk today and trust his the more Athletic Association, now. The is $4.40 a 1 soon, averages has tion. the sailors will promising prospects Navy Annapolis, price copy. ton, St. Louis and New York all iependents. rely mainly tn move up from the been repealed; but you can't laugh on George Washington University foot- Jaspers’ un- ‘‘You wrote that the .Cardinals brought the National League its first had boosted their attendance. The Whether this will be any protec- tradition, fighting spirit and a j defeated 1941 off comparisons. 44-man ball players catch a few catnaps en freshman team. since 1934.” protests Walter D. Cline. Lt. Col.. U. S. A. (retired). rest lost, Cleveland the heav- ;ion against the Tribe is doubtful, squad to carry them victory being In exhibition the Rams route to their iest jut at least it is some sort of in- games through. Saturday struggle •'Have forgotten or didn't you know of the Reds’ of 1940. loser, possibly because of the you victory gave Pittsburgh a 35-6 and with The Citadel at Charleston, Tufts to lack of a pennant contender and surance that the Rams will not be drubbing Late Abandon Such forgetfulness or ignorance on the part of a sports writer of your extended the Giants before bowing, S. c. the absence of Pitcher Bob Feller, •ipped apart by any hard-charging ability is inexcusable. Don't you think you should PUBLICLY 14-17. Neither team, of was Traveling accommodations aren't Freshman supposed who joined the iraft board before the course, Restrictions Navy. campaign as what admit your inaccurate statement?" Sorry. Colonel. Mind must have ready as when the barrier was they used to be, so the Colo- There will be many more absences las run its course. By the Associated Press. sprung on the official Illinois-Minnesota nials will make the best of what been on something else. of next The Skins are in even better league pro- players year. Here are MEDFORD. — just ceedings, but the Steelers still they can get—reclining coach chairs Mass., Oct. 8 a few of the other leading American shape, statistically speaking, with Tufts today became the weren't ready when they tangled —for their 800-mile jaunt. They’ll last Mas- League players who have joined the 19 married men on the payroll, two sachusetts to with the Skins a couple of Sundays Clash Awaited arrive at Charleston early tomorrow ! college abandon the armed forces or are about to: Jeferred temporarily because of by Licaiiman rule. ago and all but won the game, morning, though, and will have a Tom Henrich. Phil Rizzuto. Ken Jther dependents, one—Johnny Ko- Athletic Director Lions' Governali while New York chance to catch on Clarence P. Tops Gainers; Silvestri and /atch—in the Naval improved suffi- up sleep at a Johnny Sturm of New i Reserve, and hotel Houston said that freshman ciently to win a weird nod over the Title before Baker summons them teams York: Johnny Rigney, Taft Wright, wo rejected for physical ailments, Prophets would not be a disbanded, District delegation in the first game ; for final practice. regardless Ted Lyons and Bob of rhe Tribe, too, should escape the By the Associated Press. of how weakened Old Liners' Mont Ace Passer Kennedy of their series. I The Colonials have had two they became when Cecil and -est- of the season without further only Chicago: Travis Buddy CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—Western Con- outdoor varsity coaches took over The Rams have a couple of re- ! workouts in preparation for their CHICAGO. Oct. 8.—The passing i Flight School. In three games Lewis of Washington, Frank Pytlak, -eduction, although nobody knows outstanding j liable passers in the veteran Parker ference football experts, having The Citadel and a third at Charles- players. 425 Ted Williams and of when the may decide to take j of Columbia's Paul Gover- Fisher has totaled yards, 216 Johnny Pesky Army seventh best in ton tomorrow will be prowess ;he whole Hall, the circuit last made up their minds on the j devoted merely coming in 36 rushes and 209 more in Boston; Sam Chapman, Joe Gan- kit and kaboodle into possi- to has him into first place j season, when he completed almost | limbering up and signal drill. Dean nali swept 16 attempted tenbein, Benny McCoy and A1 service. bilities of just about every league Academy's 3-Year passes. half of 190 throws for 863 yards, Baker would have preferred to drill among the Nation's leading ground The No. 1 ball carrier, however, Brancato of Philadelphia, and Joe Cleveland No Pushover. contender to and Indian Jack Jacobs, a rookie except Illinois, expect G. W. more extensively for what is Win in season is Don Illinois who Grace, George Archie and John String gainers with the football Griffin, junior, Cleveland also has a fair to mid- with a whose complete their championship index- figured to be a Danger Lucadello of St. strong whip. Jacobs, | tough game. By the Associated Press. more than two weeks old. has 324 over a Louis. football team not this week when the Illini s first little sped yards two-game iling although 48-yard toss to Jack Boone scored ing ; George Washington will take an American CAMBRIDGE, — First figures from the stretch. This total also landed him >ne that figures to outscore the one of the touchdowns against the non-Zuppke-coached team in 30 unblemished record to Charleston, Mass., Oct. 8 Bureau, which ninth the total offense lead- Skins at their years tackles Minnesota. Dean Academy’s Football Statistical among best, although they Eagles, was Cleveland’s second powerful having compiled 47 points against i three-year unde- feated football record has shifted its offices from Seattle ! ers. The No. 2 ball carrier was javen't been at their best recently, choice in the last draft and They’ve once more tabbed Minne- Western Maryland and Richmond is expected league in ! to be showed that in Jack Field of Texas with 290 Rams'Jacobs Is Best rhe between the sota, conference winner four times snapped today when it en- to Chicago, today yards only comparison the 12th player chosen among some keeping its own goal uncrossed. The ; senior had in the last five as gages Harvard's two games the Columbia in three games. wo is on a basis of games played 200 draftees. He has been making years, the team Citadel is expected to provide the strong Junior- to beat. | varsity squad. accounted for a total of 454 yeards with Pittsburgh, New York, Phila- good in a big way. Colonials a more strenuous time. both rushing and passing. Tommy Mont of Maryland, not Punter of Grid Pros and the Bears and And the consensus is that Michi- if its 47-12 Dean, coached bv Fred (Fish> from ielphia Chicago Hall a Star Punter. however, victory over ! mentioned in the above story, n a gan, Ohio State and Ellis, former Tufts star, has The fourth best passer among t really this respect the Rams have de- Northwestern Presbyterian may be taken as a won its is the aerial leader. He Hall also rated fourth the will last 17 collegians last year. Governali this has made j eded edge on Ray Flaherty’s gang. among take up the challenge. criterion. gridiron contests. the football 411 12 of 25 tosses good for 325 in punters, hanging up an average of The rest of the teams have year has whipped yards With Next ’’Dutch" Clark’s team handed the been Reports seeping up from the South i two Baugh 40.1, a Maine games and has failed to including 67-yard boot, and to the rank of yards in 28 attempts against get Steelers a terrific 35-6 shellacking relegated outsiders. indicate the Citadel will toss numer- :ootball Foes By the Associated Press. more footwork in this Sought and Fort Monmouth. The result only one off. n an exhibition game; humbled the doing respect Nothing yet has served to alter ous new at G. W. than plays Yesterday Mount Rainier Grays football came in 24 CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—Jack Jacobs, any other back in the league. this the of his total. 43 yards Sagles, 24-14, in a league duel, and ! j appraisal, although per- the Bulldogs rehearsed old plays and 1 earn wants to book y oung Cleveland Rams star, retained I He topped Whizzer White one formance of opponents in tries. ast Sunday, on a quagmire, dropped i by Illinois against admit- polished new maneuvers, also he rushing his lead with 49 giving 120-pound class, desiring es- bureau ranks Lions' Brickfield Coach among the National Football i 21-7 duke to the Bears. punts. tedly weak opposition has attention to Since the statistical They brought major pass defense, a j ] oecially a game for this of League punters this week, but close:' Hall this season has a worthy help- several raised eyebrows. Saturday passers on total number comple- some to town with a respectable .500 weakness in the Presbyterian game. I ( Jail Warfield 5855. Also to Be behind came Sammy of mate in Jacobs, who accounted for tions, his passing efforts landed him Player Baugh iverage in four games, with another both scores against Detroit on short second in this department behind By the Associated Press. Washington. detory over the hapless Detroit passes to Jim Benton and Ben Evans of Kansas who in three October 8 —The first Jacobs increased his average to 46 L,ions to their credit and charged High- Bay QETROIT, tower, but the vet still has completed 31 of 66 at- yards for 15 tries and was virtually with another loss to the Chicago shoulders games j official move of Lloyd Cardwell, new the brunt of the burden. for 242 yards. Four were tied by Baugh, who had made only < Cardinals. When tempts backfield Jacobs off his Evans' efforts are the coach of the Detroit Lions, 12 kicks. On Cleveland got long throw to Score Books FREE R CHFIELD comparative scores, STATIONS intercepted. Boone Bowling against the Eagles, Hall came more remarkable since he is playing is to return to his team’s line-up. Parker Hall, another Cleveland ieems capable of taking the Tribe right back and outdistanced him that has lost three con- The veteran who hasn't led in returns with to see what makes it tick ___^^ | with a club Cardwell, player, punt ipart with a 57-yard scoring pass to Wil- secutive games. been off the bench since the Chi- eight, while Bill Dudley, the Pitts- ind climbing into a higher position son, and in the Cardinal he Second to Governali in total of- cago Cardinal opener, will start burgh rookie, was first in kickoff re- ;han it ever has occupied in the game almost got his mates a tie on a fense was Dick Fisher, former Ohio Sunday against the Green Bay turns with seven. Bulldog Turner, oop, although it is difficult to con- 35-yard peg to Benton that put the State player now competing with Packers at Milwaukee in place of Chicago Bears center, had inter- :eive of it beating Washington. The ball on the 3-yard line. But the Bernie Bierman's Iowa Naval Pre- Halfback John Hall, who is injured. cepted the most passes, three. Redskins are due for a good day Rams didn’t have enough power to move it over from there. Dodger Job Reported Narrowed to Harris and Dressen Griffmen Sell Trotter To "Bama Gridders Travel in U-Drive Cars; 6-Day Bike Rider Solves Transportation Problem Sacramento Club Bill Trotter, Washington relief By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. | 1896, and we woman t be sur- Tech train heading home after ipol you into trunxing tne ngers pitcher, has been sold to Sacra- i —Latest re- prised to see some of the old that Notre Dame victory was are Minnesota over NEW YORK, Oct. 8 easy), Illinois, mento of the Pacific Coast League, that Branch grads taking a tally-ho up Fifth Backfield Coach Bobby Dodd. around town is Ohio State over U. S. C„ Michi- it was port avenue to the Sic transit ‘Now we don’t have to announced today by Presi- definitely has that Brook- game. keep Rickey the those movies gan over Iowa Pre-Flight, Georgia dent Clark Griffith of the Nats. and the hunt for gloria. showing alumni lyn job sewed up who won three Today's guest star—Kenneth of our Orange Bowl game,” he over Mississippi, Georgia Pre- Trotter, games and a manager has narrowed to Bucky Jones, Peoria (111.) Journal- exulted. lost one with the Griffs, was ob- Harris and Chuck Dressen. Flight over Duke. “It is now Lt. Jack tained with Outfielder Roy Cullen- Alabama's foot- Transcript: easy to say War is what?—Navy Service Fort Sher- Travel troubles: dept.—The in a that the Cardinals have the as a bine swap that sent Outfielder one via Miley, who, sports scribe, idan (111.) team is ballers. who made trip boxing offering Mike Chartak and Pitcher Steve to Mobile stuff with which to upset the tabbed himself “Just a mugg soldiers what been “U-drive” cars, will go Just they’ve Sundra to the St. Louis Browns. dope bucket. Just as easy as It from Wisconsin,” walked into a the same way for this week s looking for—a chance to clout an was for the to local restaurant the other with the Pensacola Flyers. military experts gight MP—MP Jimmy Pierce, crack game predict the downfall of Stalin- and encountered Chief Boat- They say its good training for 160-pounder, ran clear out of op- a month Or for the swain’s Mate Alfred Big Golf Event Canceled which most of them grad ago. Gwynne position and Boxing Coach Er- driving jeeps, baseball critics to month Vanderbilt. to OAKLAND, Calif., Oct. 8 0T*>.— to be doing before long. say—a Alf, according win Anhalt had to go scouting expect the Cards never had Jack his smart- Cancellation because of the war of comes up with a ago—that regulations, gave for to with him. Harry Mendel guys spar the 1943 who an outside chance." est salute. "This is a helluva Oakland (5,000 Open golf story of a six-day bike rider Charley Rose, veteran New York war,” commented Miley. “Who tournament has been reported by solved the transportation problem One-minute sport page—One fight promoter who was in France ever a Vanderbilt was John I. Hennessy, president of the from Buffalo to danger resulting from the recent thought with the AEF for 20 months, by pedalling to salute a local Junior Chamber of Commerce, for a race. The North World Series is that other clubs going Miley?” has for enlistment in the Montreal applied sponsoring organization. Carolina-Rice game next week will try to run like the Cardi- Out of bounds—On the theory Army again. Bobby Feller is well has been called off because of nals—thereby produdcing a rec- that they're always upsets when along in his gunnery school travel difficulties. So has inter- ord number of spavins and shin you pick the wrong team, this de- course at the Norfolk Naval Sta- collegiate basket ball at Louisiana splints among the old guys who partment (current average .626) tion and expects to be assigned IGNITION Amateur will be College. The Eastern playing ball next year. submits the weekly football se- to combat duty before long. 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