netting J&iaf pot is Washington,-D. C., Saturday, October 13, 1945—B—6 Intersectional • Games in Wilson, Lose or Draw Eastern, Smashing Win, National Becomes Favorite WALTER McCALLUM High Light Top-Heavy By BOB McCLEAN. smith, D« Oeorge. Wilson. K. De Tech _6 « 0 0—13 Chattanooga, V. P. I. vs. William Joe who bowls in the Touchdowns—Settle, Osbourne By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. Edwards at halves, Herman Ball and season,” said Paul Bryant, summing Root, Civilian Charley Trippi, declared George (2). Points after touchdown— Touchdowns—Davis, McCauley. and and Wake Forest vs. Dutch Mary 22-6 same league with Stempihar, and released from the Osbourne <2*. Substitutions: Roosevelt—Buckberg. Sa- Shh. it under the bonnet, Bergman, fullbacks; Slingln’ iup Maryland’s smashing victory surplus Army Substitutions: Wilson—Webb, Burton. ger, Miller, Stopak. Tech—Maher, Har- Keep Duke. the a 763 Sid Carroll, safety, and a squad of over the United States Merchant cracked pins for total Air Forces last night with a 41- King, Schabacker. Sherman, Gunther. rison. Peterson, Almgren, Delembus, Hol- but the Redskins have a brand-new West—Ohio State vs. Hardison, Layne. Hauser. lidge, Diavatis, B. Thompson, Poms, Bell. Wisconsin,! at on scores of 246, 259 and 258. soon to resume Voigt, Murphy, Quantico Marines, borrowed for the Marine Academy last night Col- point rating, expects OBnen. Poore. Bender. Eastern—High- Gable I Purdue vs. Iowa, Iowa State vs. Mis- J secondary setup to stop the Pitts- afternoon, to shoot any Steeler who lege Park. The American Bowling Congress his studies at the tlniversity of souri and Marquette vs. Kansas i said Root’s score is the season's burgh Steelers tomorrow. Whaddya1 gets across midfield. But Bryant was in the minority. Georgia, where he starred as a back- The were in new high for the country. field ace in 1942. mean, another? pretty good Old Liners id the throng of 7.000 IJedskins i Southwest—Baylor vs Arkansas Amateur Givan Gives Nelson shape for their second league test, saw nothing wrong with the team. The former 3d Air Force staff Let's see, it’ll be Bob Seymour and i and Texas Tech vs. Tulsa. knowing that if they don't win this reveled in the of- said here last that Far West—Colorado A. and M. They wide-open sergeant night Wilbur Moore at halves, Sol Rosato one they may as well close up for 'fense that produced three touch- he had no comment on charges and Ernie Barber at full, and vs. Colorado, Southern California Packer-Ram Contest Great for Seattle Lead the season and waddle back to the downs and a field and the that Fight vs. San State goal kept by Tampa, Fla., newspapers Sammy Baugh playing safety. Then reservation. Neither Hare nor Pres- Diego Naval, Oregon By the Astoeiited Presi. stay one knock ahead of the red-hot vs. i action moving at break-neck pace. pressure by Georgia politicians had the Tribe will shift to Mike Micka Oregon, U. C. L. A. vs. Califor- 13 Givan, hometowner. He had a of bad ley is in the best physical condition Bryant may be right but he'll have brought about his loy-point release SEATTLE. Oct. —Harry couple and Frank Filchock at halves, Cecil nia, Washington vs. Washington To Decide Western his drive in a bush and may not fit into the well plotted an on that score. "I don't have I’ve Seattle and Nelson holes, landing State and St. vs. of argument any statement, amateur, Byron Hare and Leo Presley at full, and scheme to break the Steelers' Mary's College to cost him a stroke on the first up Before the the coach’s been told not to talk," the 1943 to ribbons for the Steve in the the Pacific. game big-, cut par yesterday hole and three him Bagarus safety spot. offense, but they’ll get a chance. Rose Bowl star said. putts nicking gest worry was whether to shoot the in the Seattle Marvin Whited, who was a block- If Bill De Correvont is and Results of Early Tilts. [ Division Leader second time $10250 for another on 11, but four birdies ready, works to preserve an unblemished Sleepy-eyed but affable after ing back in prewar d&s, may drop he thinks he will be, he’ll a In tournament. kept him well ahead of par. get good yesterday’s games, Oklahoma record or safe and save some- By the Associated Press. being awakened by a correspondent | open golf back to off Ernie Barber if play With his 62—68—130 he spell workout tomorrow because the Skins A. and M., paced by Bob Fenimore for the Tribune, said Givan, whose game has earned returned the thing for future Southern Confer- NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—First place Tampa Trippi going gets tough, which means are going to use their and Bill South- | the friendly envy of Duration Na- to the form that made him the top running game Grimes, defeated ence foes. His boys solved that in the Western Division of the Na- he had made application "to get somebody will have to replace Marv as much as and De Groot ern tional Amateur Champion Marvin money winner of the year, with possible Methodist, 2b-12; Maryland's problem by helping themselves to a tional Football League is at out" some time ago and that now at guard, and Frank Akins will re- is to determine- who’s Old Liners stake, "Bud” Ward, rambled over Broad- nearly $60,000 in War Bonds to date. trying going made it three in a 15-6 lead in the first half. The Rams lieve Hare from time to tomorrow when the Cleveland Ray time, to do what when the situation calms row with a 22-6 conquest of the pre- moor’s 6,327 yards in 65 strokes after In the Portland and Tacoma tour- but Terps didn’t have to use their bag tangle with the champion Green the Skins expect to have the down a bit. Rosato also undefeated United States the route Thursday in 66. His neys he was badly off his game. Bagarus viously of tricks to sew it had Packers at Green Both going Steelers’ so up. They Bay Bay. ■ mixed up they won’t will get plenty of work, although in Merchant Marine Academy; Tem- 131 was nine under the par 70—70— Forty-nine players, seven of them know the power, speed and daring to run are undefeated and untied in two what to pull. the final analysis the old workhorses ple kept its high-geared offensive 140. amateurs, qualified for the final 36 If over the visitors. league games. this doesn’t work, the last line of Seymour, Moore and Baugh will in trim by shellacking Bucknell, Nelson had all he could do to, of Field Goal Amazes. The surprising Boston-Brooklyn Jioles. defense is Dud De Groot and Turk carry the brunt. 64-0; Boston College pasted New Long i-- The customers couldn’t believe Yanks, who upset the Washington: York University, 28-0; Syracuse the 27-yard field goal they saw Ed Redskins last Sunday, collide with finally found some one it could lick, Schwarz boot in the second period. the New York Giants in the Yan- Athene Is Rated 2-1 to topping West Virginia, 12-0; Den- Capture Mrs. Meets Not since Lio’s days at George- kee Stadium in the Eastern Divi- Harding Mrs. Platt ver surprised Utah, 21-7; Miami of Augie town and Harry Deming’s sion’s headliner. The Yanks are in Florida repelled St. Louis, 21-0; appren- ticeship at George Washington have first place, but a defeat will topple Rich Selima Stakes at Laurel For Kansas blanked Washburn, 34-0, Chase Golf Title they seen'a kicker who can blast them from the top rung. feptclkl Dispatch to The Star. Chevy and Drake trampled South Dakota Maryland Handicap of 1 Vi miles, Mrs. C. L. and ’em like that. it was closer Three other games find the pow- Harding Mrs. L. BJ today in an 18-hole final round for I State. Actually LAUREL, Md„ Oct. 13.—Sentiment an of 123 erful despite impost pounds. Platt are the finalists in the the Columbia to a 40-yard kick. Philadelphia Eagles turning was E. R. and Warren Chevy Country Club cham- i with Bradley Freddie Chase women’s loose their backfleld array at De- Kratz's great ride on golf championship.! pionship. Bowie, who has had no f | Maryland uncovered a scatback Wright, but the greenbacks were on Pitts- Great Flare the to and probably will meet next Mon- easy road to the final, went to the In' little Bobby Piker to match troit, Washington invading Edward Lasker's trim filly Athene pushed jumper burgh. and the Chicago Cardinals, day. Mrs. Harding defeated Mrs : 21st hole to lick the veteran Ray Cinderella! of Bruiser Harry Bonk’s line plunging. ! in the 20th renewal of the rich Se- a record of 3 minutes 54 seconds J. B. Patterson Racing unable to in last 29 to enter the final. Swearingen yesterday, while Mc- Piker dashed 20 yards to snap a triumph their lima Stake. in the Butler Memorial Steeple- Mrs. Platt starts, their reached the ultimate: Carthy was easily beating Bob 6-all deadlock in the second period battling city rivals, Athene, winner of three straight chase. W. H. Lipscomb's Mercator, round from the Bears. The Cards have by winning Mrs. H. T. Hanna by 8 and 7. Liked in and added the Terp’s third marker Chicago races before bowing to Beaugay, was winner of the Grand National at Nicolson. Gallant Fox added almost Other flight pairings were: Second. on a 27-yard end run in the third players daily during rated at 2 to 1 for the 11-16-mile New York only nine days before Three ; Ey the Associated Press. the last week in of pairs have reached the Freeman Stricklin vs. J. S. Daniels; period. Bonk got the first on a hopes ending I jaunt for 2-year-old fillies. With a and a heavily backed favorite, was *emi-final in the NEW Oct. their adverse streak. tourney for the third, T. R. Edmonston vs. J. B. YORK, 13.—Stymie and 2-yard line long gross value of $43,390, she could earn a dismal fourth. First plunge. I. T. Mann Liberty Cup. The teams Schoff; O. U. Fiddle, the two Cinderella The Cardinals got Paul Christ- for the Selima Unheard came to life after 13 los- fourth, Singer vs. The Mariners came up with a $34,640 biggest payofT of Eric TafI and L. L. Nicolson and" Thomas horses of the turf who were man from the Navy last Sunday in War won. efforts and home a neck J. Groom; fifth, W. C. bought offense themselves, since 1939, when Beauty ing got by Fred Hits and Gen. Lavarack will for a combined total of and hard-running time for the former Missouri Gelong vs. T. A. Butt; sixth, M. F. *4,000 but great Bradley's Bridal Flower, held at in the three-quarter-mile opening have won it couldn’t match Maryland's. meet in one while in the vs. nearly *600.000 between to some of his as semifinal, Keough Elmer Flather. With Gene Jack Mc- j fling passes, the, 6-1 in the morning line, and Wood-; race, paying $46.10. Mrs. H. J. other bracket them, are favored to Fuhrman, CHARLEY TRIPPI. Corcoran Thom, Jr .i ! battle it out club lost again, this time to the ward's Red Top, a 10-1 pick, carried Mohr's Hay-Jay staged a thrilling for Crane and Stormy Pohl doing most and S. Nicolson await the outcome Not often do you see a brace of the *50,000 added Gallant Fox i Eagles. 21 to 6. a third stretch run to the and i of the the Sailors traveled their owners’ hopes for leg cop second 3s on work, that he was a civilian again, he of the match between Oscar Coolican the lengthy sixth hole at ; Handicap at Jamaica today. During the week the Cardinals and of the pay $11. 62 yards for a touchdown after to finish his education at permanent possession and George Coleman, and Capt. I. C. Chevy Chase. It happened yester- Sixteen other routers have been *have been fortified by the return planned William Wood- Good Blood captured the featured pouncing on a Maryland fumble in the of trophy put up by Bogart and Henry Ravenel. day when Franklin L. Fisher named for the mile and five fur- three Frank I University Georgia. of 11 Isabella chipped the first jof experienced players. ward. Top weight in the field Queen Purse, adding $7,875 in from the of longs event with and period. Thereafter they Pressure. edge the green and Stymie First Balazs, who was with the team in Paper Charges was assigned to Sea Snack at 119 to the Calumet Farm coffers. Her Buddy Bowie, the de- Fiddle rated were pretty much bottled up in youthful George Coleman rolled in a 20 the early choices at 1941, has been discharged from the He said he didn’t know exactly I pounds. stablemate, Miss Keeneland, took fendingtchampion, and the veteran footer. The 3 to 1. their own territory. school hole happens to be one Marines and should be ready for when he would reach the Polynesian. Preakness winner, was place money, while Fair Ann, after Martin F. were of Five Passes. McCarthy playing the toughest around town. Terps Intercept action, having played three games : but thought it would be In the the early choice in the $15,000-added setting the early pace, finished third. Maryland’s alert pass defense with the El Toro (Calif.) Marines ! "next two or three days.” Laurel Entries five Mariner but snagged aerials, earlier this season. The other new-: The Tampa Tribune asserted yes- FOR MONDAY. there were a couple of times when comers are Guard Joe Kuharich, l that football circles under- Tittman Rules Moen Rolls Season Mark Weather Clear. Track Fast. terday Sports Program Chaplain Bmg fortune favored them with Sailor also a Navy dischargee, and John stood "that FIRST RACE—Purse, *2,000: 3-year- highest political pressure receivers out in the clear and passes end and olds and ud; claiming: 6 Durko, 235-pound tackle, in Georgia was brought to bear For Local Fans furlongs. thrown McCrane would have In Naval Tennis Event Cast Off 1H xPaticnce _103 by obtained from the Philadelphia on the War to TODAY. To Mixed Duo in Lead Pilgrim Department gain Maid.. 108 Keep Beanstalk ... 116 gone for if not touch- Pompous long gains Eagles. the star’s release" while the Football. Navy Chaplain George F. Titt- the season’s set Fox.. 116 Tom's Cannon. 116 Tampa Cracking high by took two from Louis — games Roberts Air, 110 Also eligible: downs. Maryland’s hard-charging The contest comes at a time when Times said the War Department Washington-Lee at Wood berry man of the Patuxent Naval Air three with a 390 which xBIack Slave.. 110 a Twlnk Shot 116 pins nifty and Pinky Bradt, with Moe posting line, featured by 245-pound the once xoar viotor,- no xTumble Boy— no Larry Bears, the mightiest of “no doubt has listened to the de- Forest, 2:30. Station holds two tennis titles included a game of 161, Moen 387. Emanuele and Lou Splinter today Bing Kay Pantos -112 Tardy _112 Cooper’s work at/ tackle, prevented the play-for-pay elevens, have been mands of who St. James at Landon, 3:30. a xKapmec ... Georgia politicians supplied the heaviest wallops last were 2-1 victors over Buck and 110 Jene Slam_108 the from his after completion of the officers* x Sorgho_ .110 Academy passer doing unable to get their offense in high are powerful in Congress and whc Episcopal vs. St. Christopher’s night at King Pin as the Hi-Skor Jessie Sacrey. » ocuorscn-wooa eniry. best work. tournament of the Potomac gear. The Rams blanked them a want to have a bowl football team at Richmond. 3. River fair team bowler and Jack SECOND RACE—Purse. Day, The champion Gulli-Miciotto $2,000: 3-year- Pos. Maryland. Merchant Marine. week and on olds and up; foaled In Maryland; claim- ago September 30 the this—not next—year.” George Washington at James Naval Command, which was held at Brookland Recreation pinman, team with a sweep over Doris Ward ing; 1A miles. L. *-McCarthy Griffis L. Flowers Packers stopped them, 31 to 21, in! A public relations officer for the Monroe of Fredericksburg, 2. Patuxent. Lt. Tittman annexed the trimmed Lee and Ruth and Bob moved a Action 112 L. T-Copper Rothgeb, 2-1, Heinbaugh into Chlff HI O.-Johnston _ Meana their other contest. 2:30. title Chaff— 114 Oldomwood llg C. only league 3d Air Force at Tampa said a War Bullis Prep at Staunton, singles by defeating Comdr. to maintain a one-game lead in the second-place tie with Hazel W-111 xPalr -Schreconzost-Struzulewski Gladding- Isle ll§ R. O-Schwarz-Klelnschmidt Department order was issued for John McNeely, also of Patuxent, and King Pin Mixed Doubles Metrakos. Miciotto fired 404 xAttache-109 Alao eligible: R. League. for his My Exit T_Kinney _ Wolfe 114 a xMadlyn X. 104 R. Trippi’s discharge after a previous then paired with the latter to cap- Another season mark went by the' second 400-set in the *B»rei C pboard 106 xOrgulloaa |-Morter-D« Mull Colts to Grid straight loop _106 Q. for release ture the doubles crown. boards Calcutta -116 War Shy_115 B._h—Turyn- McCrane ! application had been dis- King Sparks when Lois Gladding and Pete and his fourth successive 400 in Escolar L. R.-X—Smith Wise Erratic Colonels Bow 118 First Girl_115 R. as “not Lts. and Metrakos tallied 297 xBroomorla 106 H-Behr- pfohl | approved meeting require- McReynolds Johnson ox to take the odd league competition. F. B-Bonk a Salsbury-Bleber Stem Over St. John's game from Ruth King and Francis entry. Victory the Naval Proving Ground, Dahl- THIRD Maryland _ 6 9 7 0_22 RACE—Purse. $2,500: the Merchant At Washington, the War Depart- gren, Va„ were the victims of the Robertson. Lois counted 139 and Lou Weyer shone with 389 as the Roamer Steeplechase: 3-year-olds and Marines_ 6 0 0 0— 6 St. John's had another black mark up; i First Time to Bears ment said in a brief of Pete 158. maidens; libout 2 miles. Touchdowns—Bonk, Phillips, Piker <2>. explanation record but the doubles champions. They were R. E. Barrett team chalked up highs Field against its grid today zoal—Schwarz. Points after touch- By the Associated Press. the former halfback’s release that the 70 entries from 12 naval Madge Lewis fired 156 and 386 and of 580 and in the Silver §S»CIekUn‘ d Chance5 down—Schwarz. Cadets came through with a futile among 1,638 Spring *£& ?.! he had been declared his with her dad. John Genacake_133ij? Tourist List_147 Substitutions: Maryland—Evans, Mor- Oct. 13.—Handed a surplus by the most stations in the Washington area. Absher, who sub- mixed loop. McKay of Coffman c LOUISVILLE, 98-yard run that stirred up Navigate-147 Chen _133 ter, Piker, Chlsari, Barnes, Schultz, Toler, commanding officer and that the Lt Tittman returned from stituted for Ed Nash, led a 2-1 win Reality fired high game of 140 while xxAccra _137 b Pharant _133 Grear. Bauman. O. Smith. Marines— 10-2 drubbing here last night in excitement although It didn't count. recently b Quonset a order for have from Ruth De and 147 Bay Hero_164 Foley, Fox. Fuhrman. Carpenter, Corbi- their first Little World Series his discharge may two years’ service in the Pacific, Chastian Paul Zo Goul carried off high honors a Moses-Rust entry, slero. Spruance. Mokrls. loss, Coolldge won, 20-0. been predicated on the fact that where he took in seven Perkins. The Brown-Meade duo for the women with 118 and 315. b Horkheimer-Obre entry, the Louisville Colonels’ Manager The fast but futile action followed part major c Sulllvan-McKenney entry, Trippi was not in a "critical cate- and is the reetor on leave d Miss ilia Widener entry. H&rry Leibold has indicated George the Colts’ second score when their invasions, gory.” from St. Church FOURTH RACE—Purse. $2,000; the Diehl probably will start against the try for the extra point was blocked. Mary’s Episcopal Twaddle: 2-year-0ld maidens: Allies; 6 400 on Butts to Lose No Time. in furlongs. Dogs Newark Bears tonight with hopes of Knute Flannery recovered and ap- Arlington. Display Meanwhile, Coach Wallace Butts of Crimmins, Ex-Tech Grid White Rocket— 116 ending the series. forgetting the play auto- Star, irshot -116 Glmpy Girl-118 the University of Georgia football parently SSolar-116other India_116 Prescience — lie Louisville leads the Bears three matically was ended, sprinted the Tear Also team expressed himself ready—and Hutson of Friends Drop_116 eligible: In Alexandria Show to one in the number of series of the field with half the Day's a — games length Guard on El Toro Eleven Bull Perin 116 Accondale_116 eager—to put Trippi into football xForever at It— 111 a Comaid_118 won. The Newark team in hot Over 400 one of the club manager has Coolldge pursuit. on Grid EL TORO Flochette_lie Cordial — 116 dogs, largest togs the minute he reported. MARINE CORPS AIR Oceania not indicated his starter. Stan the Sparkler _116 Little Sphinx.. 116 entries at a show in this area probable King sparked winning xBramblette ill dog Butts, at Lexington for today’s Archie (Little Don) Hutson was STATION, Calif., Oct. 13.—Marine in Here last night, Johnny Maldovan attack, plunging 10 yards for the a Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson entry. recent years, will be on exhibit game against said Trippi the standout of scholastic football First Lt. Francis Crimmins, 28, of allowed the Colonels 11 but Kentucky, first touchdown and three for the FIFTH RACE—Purse, $2,500; 3-year- all day today at the Base- hits, wouldn’t be allowed to how- inter- Falls Church, Va., former Auburn olds: The Municipal play, action yesterday outside the Flags: 6 furlongs. ball Park in Alexandria. came through with a 10-2 victory second. He passed to Chuck