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"Speedway Owner Relates Experiences n Tourney

By JIM SMITH, Times Sports Writer ~~ TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Sept. 24 — About half your| chance to boat a tuna after it strikes your bait is won or| psf in the first 30 seconds to two minutes. ‘Of course, there are a lot of other complications you! lean about after talking with Tony Hulman, chairman of| the board of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and mem-

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ber of the United States team |... storz was seated in. the rh Hist po that recently won the Inter- stern chair. : “victory. - gle by eed : national Tuna Match at rac 2 ey —— Jia) Jind opening day crowd of sa Staley’s bid fo Wedgeport, Nova Scotia. io nant ava “The Gophers smashed through . Bill Serena Competing against four other! No other boat in the 20 had a with one touchdown in the first other single, | teams, the U. team won with {fish on the line at the moment. period and four more in the sec- leaving runner a score of 8391. The Brazilian! “It's about over Doe,” sald ond to ease the fears ofa ond with only teath placed second with 6120(mony “op)y five minutes to go.” jerowd that saw ford fa Aaa 14 - Wilks relieved poifits. These points may seem behind on the first play ot the Herman Reich nstgnificant unless you keep them| = AT TWO minutes of four, Store’ game. center fleld ar ii fling op. Tony" s story of the last ree] began to spin like an electric wo that play, Junback “Hugh : Roy Smalley t of fishing motor ahd there was a commo- cEThenny grabbed Minne- finals’ half Tuna fishermen are a hardy lot. yon behind, the boat similiar to a sota kickoff on his four-yard line Brooklyn Dodg at least the variety which t00k|ya¢e being propped into the water| and raced down the sidelines to Stan Musial part in the: Mietuational Satoh. from a second story. score standing up. But that was night. Both fi Afgintina, Bi : YX: ba, I ataved We'll boat that one, even if we hie uly. Size Washington was In early scorl Arginine. Kbodes. 8 Yed have to baby it from here in,”| tne game. ar Bln I —~ igh THE AMERIC aN team stayed Tray: landed It dl A y w; EC rARS I, -., , ing pet ein BD hase running i in the Rip. Tide Inn where Tony though it only weighed 151 § : adaal “Evamsvi ‘va R28 Minnesota drove 38 varas stise single acne a small room ust off the pounds, at that stage of the tour-| {the kickoff to the three-yard line nad a i ! lowed with ar _ “sitting room.” Traffic in and ney they didnt know had close! {from where Bye smashed over. ners on: first around the sitfing room wasn't|the Brazilians might be. As it| Gordie Soltau mutched Jim Ro- } bsp . any worse than it is at Meridian turned out, the Americans had| senzweig’s Washington conversion right ou snd Washington B8ts. at the landed enough to clinch the tour-| land the score wad Hed. - t. M gia) 5 &'clock rush hour. Tony oi nament. lon" as A SOtly Segre. however. ey 8 noteomplaining, but it Isn't hard) 1000 the hole. ABOW. there Times Diagram Photo By Lioyd Walton and J. Hugh O'Donnell. : . ered find Marion s to-realize that the uation rest | Wag & total of 116 strikes with 72 Evansville End Ray Bawell took a short heave from second quarter but his touchdown run down the left stepped out of bounds on the Butler 30, making a first A orbs righ tog Frits up car- up_and was re nly dl . aes “That a & Ite bet- Quarterback Dick Somérman at the midsgiripe in he sidelines was as brought back because the Rupe wingman down in the process. ried off the fleld. ! and Marion, er than average fishing Avan ET . i late, also wa up ‘until midnight, and then get- 50 h tb : plate, t 4 a. m. for breakfast 20 per cent is not bad. : T ib 0 St Cl tired. ne onto Soldier's Rip by| Tony thinks it may be 00) ower- a en ces as uf Taylor Ties ge : rine ne ep oser Chicago ofan he gun sounded 1 sar mich @ ope or but nonetheles Manchester . | pemewa¥ LL SAE To Lite World S ss Pishing hours were from 7 A. m. tinue » silly - him, ite bogie r Pp ng Ow n na ow RTH MANCHESTER, Sept.| 0 ) e or eries . BumAltery ‘ 3 3 fo 4.p. m. dithough if you hag ajihree iuna In less than rae) (UP)—Manchester and Taylor) Continued from | el fcanet $3 4 tun, on Your line when the &hours with 4 total weight of Just Bulldogs Stage Short-Lived Rally; battled to a 7 to 7 deadlock avai Dn) Trner Sagiee and] attempting to. Sasrrien Jonny we 43 3 o'clock gun sounded, you cou ‘ r a ton 's yi F Ss 3 P ’ Off F bi ' xt OAR Le MUNCIE, Ind., Sept. 24 (UP) raced to third on Lint's single. Logan forcéd Phillips at seco: jerena.3b 4 1 2 _wrestle him until the cows came some of the folks around there 00 Jcores oints. umpbie 1 Anderson. eich. ib. 4 01] home or until you boated him. |call Aim * ‘One Ton Tony.” (Continued from Page 33) SCORE BY PERIOD wr oy Onl Northern. —Ball State opened its football Ly Beard forced Lint to retire Burris singled to center, Logan imailey.ss 4 1 3 is point in discussion of rules . . him on the five. Riley|Esnsvilie Tio 3-0 ———————| campaign by beating St. Joseph's) the side. 5 Stepping at second. Epperly lesetd - Pafxe 118 op EO always brings] “TUNA fishing naturally in Stophed, Din Rn . ha opp” rain 3.1" EI Hoosler College Conference foot- - Paul Burris walked as first up BUrris at second, Logan going to. Capmany 8.8 | . . pped Schuester. E PPO ENT Tony up to the discussion of the volves a lot of luck.” said Tony. rogel, but ait Frank Sy after Es ssa ball gaine Y00AY, pan sates N Dopan [for Milwaukee in the third and ajthird Raiin Ade a running fateh : Totals 34 834 last day of fishing. “That is luck In getting. your fish! aress plunged one yard to the| ofiiciais. Meters Frame: Lussr. Um- Manchester_fullback Phil En- wera’ Taino 30 50. Joan's. advanced on Al Epperly’s sacri-\on, © ove tor Tie ire Cavaretta poppe Tony was fishing in the same on the hook. After it's just !Ke|,.omised land with four minutes BIL, Waiter Surface. Field ngs Norris Yeart scored his team’s lone touch-| today, 28 to 14, with halfback tice. Conway threw out Harts-| Board 1 hed the h ¥lkauch Tan tor boat with Dr, Leon Storz of Wor-|training ‘a dog or a horse, you Ar nlly LY taiiatten An: COTY ates vans | 30D In the first period, cappingiyay Kenoe contributing three of field from deep short, Burris hold-fenth with a double, s Tome lined Ais 148 dor X cester, Mass, each taking turns nave to have more brains than In the fourth Quarterback Ron joi first downs Fp El & 25-yard drive. Richard rhe: four 1 ng ing second. Conway also tossed a single to left, scoring Beard. ae vik: inthe stern chair. On the in the fish. He's trying to get off|allam began finding Schuesler First downs by passing .. 0: ] | hards’ “placement was good. e four Cardinal touchdowns. lout Conatser. “| Epperly was derricked and was Errors day, Tony snagged Sue weighing the hook, and your trying to keep|ror short aerial gains. Butler had | Ee st downs. by penalties " It was not until the final period Kehoe's first score was a 92-| The Indians were retired in or- relieved by Ray Martin on the rr gy 560 "Sounds le dn On the Mm on.” to kiek from its own 37 and Logel Net vax sained (from Fahne" 1} i in that the Trojans hit paydirt. They! 374 P nt rn, ang a third 3 der in their half. Milwaukee mound. Fernandez's Bouse piavs J \ Tony is a member of the “light|pulled his 85-yard punt return to| 3 ward os rove yards for the score, ** e {sacrifice put Cassini on second. urgess to Smal second day Tonys catch hit 525 drag” school, rather than the Pe he De un [paredre passes aiemated” i 1s (quarterback Bill Meyers going JUarterback Bob Baker tallied Ply witen smacked a doublel with Fleming up, the Brewers to. Retch: Schoen and Dr. Storz's 428. " 8 {Forward passes intercepted '3 | {the fourth score. after two away in the Brewers oni Despite the success of the “heavy.” And that brings us back] Evansville, which won the first Yds pintercept. passes returned 3 «4 |over and fullback Don Granitz fourth, was left on second. changed piichers again. Youn § Senoendionst; 0 he first two to the first proposition that many 5 of punts vo 3 |converting. : The home club built up a 21 to {Pete Fox, southpaw, . replac 1 Chicago 6. St. Li American team on t Ts tilt of its six-game history | | Averase ardage of punts ... # 3 Glee: “went back against the Off Rush 2, Stel days, the Brazilian fishermen tuna are caught or lost in the yp Butler also won the sta- Aversa of Pol punt revarts 3 ¥ Score by periods: 0 a) filth lead De fore the Pumasirignt field wall and caught (Cassini Took Aa iar ig Soh, ul pn 1 first 20 | unt returns .. BYIOF +siieinise — 7 80t rollin ey scored ca flks 1. Hits ant ; were within, Ee ul light bel Ti your ne sists handtiy. Tne Aces won the: Averae Sardase of Kickotts ©" 4 5 | enter ra 3 ’ ’ Joe 3 each in aig two rae Neatheriyss bus rive on Airat wo} Weatherly fouled out to end the 3 in innings couple of big ones. Each team is the best. Could be, we'll have to/yare. “PE™S CF 8S ECO Averase 4.51 ekol] Suioa 3 19 | A the first on a plunge by fullback|Hartstield went back of second) hing: Pier opty? fished with four boats and sever let someone else carry any argu-|.. ga scrimmage Tota number of fumbles ro HIGH SCHOOL [Jerry Fleck. Halfback Cliff Conatsér Homered Rush 9-10. Ux she ment tT y y argu- to Butler's 187; outrushed Butler {Times lost EO De iing "11 i |South Side Ft. Wayne 26, Crispus Beaver gathered in a touchd and threw out Frank Kalin on a| Clint Conatser, first up for the . . . Warneke and D iy a = a y's dea. (178 to 113, and found the sec- Total Bg a 1 Nn Attucks 0. ' pass in the last eight pr [Clase conway dingled and; Eiewers 1 the Sigeth. hut 2 nome name ondary for 207 yards by complet- nts measured from scrimmage Ii ille Reitz 28, eeson wen eep for Turner's run over the right field wall n f rw SECON 8 m gring, was. |ing Yo of 33 passes. Butler plat amis over’ seal ng ‘measured 10 30 yard i Eres . Water bel 0" ahi "e "ere boy. ®1 Joes second iy. , . [the foul line, 5 the scor ‘at 3 ou oh see the odin {pleted four of 14, good for 74 - Cullop Hit By Drive 4-all. It was the third homer of raves f the end of your nose. All th ats wets on the “rip” sort

of ®Hasting alo mg wating for the | Vy down same through thes alr lille "n ager, og ie Tg The! Tue w by Fertanles Am was starting gun. en the ’ * | Butler got only one. Evansville's th t Wi S S Ti | en out o x and art | victory was scored by what is re- S ou (o] in op aw i 0 {struck in .the back by Burris’ Forrest Main went in to pitch.

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and it wasn’t 20 seconds until.a |garded as the best Purple’ team line drive foul. Cullop went down! Howie Moss filed th Beard in cen- NEW YOR! small tuna, about 100 pounds, in downstate history, Summary: Buckeye Fans Kept On Edge of. Seals Hime with juss to Hague in the at recovered and stayed the nl nen popped To Cassini and Bob Elliott h flashed out of-the water at m EvANGVIRLS end zone an ague came out to ning out after receiving treat ps fanned. bait and 4 hauled up an empty} Lett Ends a or Ping. For 4 Quarters by Nip-and- Tuck Tussle {kick the extra point. ment from trainers of both clubs.| Kalin doubled to right to lead 0d engbied § hook. in| ih nl COLUMBUS, 0. Sept. 24 (UP)—Ohio State's Buckeyes beat Then came the tie-breaker set Burris then singled and Epperly off the home eighth. Dave Bell, pitcher to win 1 im ately put the line Comers: Fitramrtia, tou Missouri 35 to 34 today with their hearts in their mouths. oft by Lininger’'s interception. fanned trying to. bunt. Hartsfield new outfielder, ran for Kalin, Aft- the Boston E the water ‘and this time 1 sure | Riht Tackles Wessell Henderson. . | Never in the“lead until the third period, the Ohioans had a The fourth period. was still helten a home run over the left er fouling off two trying to sac- New York G enough had a strike : fg Quarterbacks —R. Watson, auitomith. | couple of lucky breaks and a missed conversion to thank for the slim Young. when a Kline - to - Kenny eld wail wi the scoreboard, Hfice, Conway struck out. Turner - : tically clinchi thomght it might be the little fel-| un tron Lo EM | margin. Missouri's fast backs had cut the Ohio tackles and ends to bounds pass and a penalty put scoring Burris ahead of himself. Was given an intentional pass. Larry Jans - “I Mia ted ihe frat mm | 58 2 ln Kisht "Hulibacks tual. vid, Pleces and passed the secondary dizzy until the all- -important third. the ball on Ohio’s one. Klein Ca gh the rpm a walked. fil A ea ain BYe OLhe a p ayer, Com The last five seconds saw Miss- — nt-led off the Indians’ fifth and wa ng the bases. Don that the tension was a | Pullbacks—Endress. Caley. Riles. | Cond again at the Ohlo| The second Ohio State break ie one: jy ~ by lining a double to the left. Gutteridge ran for Kiutts, Bell “Bitott got litle too strong for a small ofits *- | felt Ynag_achuenier, ST Byres. gates with an attempted field goal Save In the first two minutes of yn to score. The next kick for 61d corner. Ted Beard tripled jseoked fies the catch and Turner homers off . : Left - Guard — McSemek,- Ma ternowsk) and a pass that was dropped in : convers 8 ic Thel. too, the tall vibration you 4 that dropped 1 e final period after Klein had rsion was th 1 off the scoreboard, scoring Lint, 100 on Beard's long . fly, . . got on your rod was a little too * Bixby. tie end FOIE scored for Missouri on the QUAT- Glorioso missed. € only one peard also scored on Cassinf'a in- Gutteridge holding first. Cassini Zabala folio Sow for a small tuna. . You get, | Renters Hinkle, Rodriek. = |" Onie partisians who ‘had gone Passes, Dick Braznell going over Sse field out. Fermandez went down flied for the third out. hill. He ‘was a fairly rapid vibration from a TARALY tackler Murch. Phil _¢ |to the game to see a highly pub- Used so successfully all day. Bowiy Jase to Hamilton who swinging. Hutchings Takes Mound Nh his 1 small tuna. The big ones flip their h Right: Ends—Chapman, Runyan, Crum- licized Western Conference con- Gloviesos Kick with Kline hold- State ahead, he Wo put Ohio| Fleming walloped a home run, = Johnny -Hutchings went to the pitched the n in more slowly and you can 4 4 |p Guar ATLOTOACKS Sylvester. _Crawforth, wee ER Cp ——— ng went wide. The tans were stroling t {tying the score at 3-all. The tre-|/box for the Indians in the ninth Bost t and feel it in the rod, Our = a ihe, Ballsm, D. Roberts, Peters Indiana at Ohi State | Jerry Krall took the Missouri 8 toward nondous drive cleared the wall With the Indians leading, 5 to 4. ABH cal record shows the strike rE la, acks—Cheiminiak. Renner. Missnurt at Southern Methodist — |kickoff and got up to the Oh the exits. when Missouri began a in geep center estimate Bell went to right fel i Bc 41 a 1 a. m. and the fish boated ML Warrenbure, Livorss, {tender take it easy with a lesser 25. Hamilton squeezed along tneranal drive that netted five first ft Etten on lea ya a > Weatherl Shon od ' 1 vl ey tiheo 3 i 36, weight, 525 pounds.” Tony Hulman ies Smile of Victory Fullbacks -Weldekamp, Johnson. [foe went home with cricks in their sidelines to the Missouri 44 and {downs fo the five yard line where ¢ on Weatherly's line ri Pgs Logan Jed off this asing with 2h Bion 3 3 ts what you might call fast ~~ Ju ti Out {backs from sitting on the -edges Krall tore through tackle to the ein scored on his quarterback) ithe rally. a single. Burris tried to sacrifi Russellef 4 0 Lp s. ‘But the day that Tony That ‘Fish Story’ s ice vismarts fot their seats, 25. Savic heaved to Hamilton who SUeRE, Glorioso kicked. the point Lint got the Brewer side out and popped to Hutchings. Milt guns: 3 0 gel enthused about is thé final N. C. ‘State, 26-6 | The biggest break came in the/dashed &ver untouched. That put SE Joa 35 © 3. A-deaperation in order in the sixth. In the Tribe Byrnes, a left handed hitter ee 3% dagipt the tournament, not nec- (™ oyu Pay You CHAPEL HILL, N. C., Sept, 24 third with the score tied at 21-all. it on ice. pass, the sap Rngsiell Went sixth, Turner beat out an infield batted for Pete Fox and went {ly because of the results, (UP)— North. Carolina faltereq|SCPhomore starlet Vic Janowicz| Missourf's first marker came 24 to * He So 45 to thé Oh nif in deep short after two down down swinging for the second out. y Saute Of Rll that happened Some Dividends |and bumped along with a nar. hiCked off to Missourl and Bob ate in the first period. Jimmy |that re Rttempted Seid $a) but was left as Lint fanned. Hartsfield flied to Beard for the 5%} foxy MAD th ’ t hat [row lead for three periods today, | Henley scampered back to the/Cjark’s fumble .on the Ohio 49 ses _ Phillips led off the Milwaukee game-ending out. a NY e stern chair mm ~~~ /then put its old dazzle and dash was recovered ‘by Dale Portman, oa don flied © whes they started out at 7 a.m. . Yrhal was Jour most = into action to crush North Caro-| John Glorioso got three yards Missouri end. Klein and Glorioso | : sas grounded Nafiing particular happened ex-| Usual fishing experience ® {lina State, 26 to 6. land the next play was aflgncom- put the ‘game in the air then. Sa is i ME Thay cep®™ that Tony noticed, so it] And 214 you aud any pis. |v - ere mpetlmimpenin jElete pass. Then Phil Klein, Mis- Klein passing to End Gene Ack- . Runs batted sesgjed, an unusual number of § : [ane - souri's quarterback shot a flat erman for the touchdown. Glor- : BY amo flags going up to show tupa tures that you eensidered un- Harvard Is Helpless [pass that sailed straight inte*fhe: oo onvertid in a hand-tailored Suit We Lockman} boated by the Brazilians. He wal. Outdoors Department { BERKE LEY, Cal, Sept. 24 arms of Ohio's Jack Lininger who hi tial up n the opening : : ght to Fletche i UP) + ( wr w RAE Z . p— knew they were the only com-| auld like to know about ; he big red machine fro) fel) with Jt on the Misaour 3. minutes of the second period on SE ed FROM - ’ Savais 3. Rits

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: [Harvard football team here today dropped “back ‘and icked Ray poll ‘ at ¥ More phi mii and AA have, your unusual 15 Score at will and win an inter-' Hamilton off with a long pass on Jisriien. ¢ my Hague kicked ’ an 4 2 1) 3 ming. ) ‘ . I. g > e first o s day's perfect con- : / 3 lly about 9 o'clock Tony ® Maybe it's a sory of a on ap 44 to 0, before De nthe aid olin Ra, fled ver3lois, y . Li p ww y Yopires Shar. that Lou Marron, another , whopping’ big fish that. got = —_S Cone 0 MO | Missourt came right back to av ¢ * r of the U. 8. team ‘from away... Maybe it's a yarn take the lead. Gloriosi and Klein | . os | Pirates

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Toll didn’t notice that his fish S$ And aa to the pictures. Krall tied the score before the ’ they could be t . rall tied the score before “rem of M ns vat bhp ge . - Tv ye anything. Order Out That Capitals will” period ended, driving through the 8 “of Marron's boat.;Of course d 4 ‘ | line to score. Hague again kicked ————— —— - W————————— it MBs only a couple of minutes viet hatding the "oe Keep Only Aggressive Players the point. CINCINN be Tony's and Marron's Iines| {4 could be a picture oth alit By BILL EGGERT In the thiru period, Missouf . The Pittsbur : v Round Mbiug ons Ynothet, picturesque bit of shoreline There probably will be more mayhem on the Coliseum ice this regained the lead rh a tues: clinched sixt ch lin 3 A big tuna.) at the laké at which yon winter since the i \ down. broug 0 y A series oO tional Le thes wasn't any hope of saving! vaecationed. ’ fit from the Incianapons Cartas Drrmenly Ta ALCTS Will bene- is bucks that ended with Klein: No matter what style or fabric you choose, Cinci ag boty the lines. One had to give ® If you've got any candi | Reports ‘from Detroit where more than 100 hockey players plunging ‘over from the three. your Leon's Mand-Tailored Suit has many points a nnati WAY as they sawed back and| dates in either classification, [aagemble tomorrow for two more weeks of practice Indican that Gidtiote's Ric kwas fiSod of tailoring superiority that will mean longer, : Although forth. mal them In to “Outdoors,” (here will be some new faces in the 1ooslers limon e Krall tied it up for the third ' more satisfactory wear. ' Some of th ’ Chambers wi Tony's line finally parted and, Sports Department, Indianap- 8 ineup. ll. WO hese are: Pirat a . .Ma%™on was able to land his fish olis Times, The Caps’ three tentative lines| ,,. er cale unless he develops! OHIO STATE EXACT FIT, EXTRA REINFORCEMENT ates an ¢ +» + _«a T20-pounder, ® For each story that is [0d Rod Morrison, Don Morrison {eo an Ag reoive DON DUtIor acdett | Buds—Giibert, Watson, Palmer AT STRESS POINTS, HAND-SEWN SLEEVE knocking in % ni printed or for each picture * And Nelson Podolsky forming Quackenbush 18 a brother of Left Tackies—O'Hanlon, Jer LININGS. Many inspections for quality with a doubl BUT THAT wasn't the end of that § whe; oF por and. G Srevé lao, re Rag Bill (Sinless) Quackenbush who ee Inna eciahatty Phe are made for tailoring alone. Yes . fn the firs y utdoors w rOTUi( ¢ NAKINE up , raed y Rt Jumrds Bits, Thomas onsen ys the day. pay $l. bother: and Raldy MacKay f ang his be " bho ed along with Pete Ri Tuckies Wilson, Rrautwe everything must be right before your which Grad) ee oo ihe boats Marisd . Your stories become our [Sam Mulholland doing the wing Bos oy Detroh 18 the Boston ha ks Wit Eman—Savis Widdoes suit leaves our op. Pittsbareh . ) r e a . > 8 w . Bun ‘Was slated to go off at 4 operty — your pjetures swill (work on the third line with Pat Peters, linemen, and defensemen, Left Halfoacks Clark, Krail, - : . ojek ss 1 and that would b i 4 Tin returned. Be sure to place Lundy and rookies Jim -Uniac ¢jare Martin and Ll 2 Durh ht Haifbacks — Perini, Hamilton. An investment in good a rance is mo . tant d h / ert 3 1 ‘ould be the end of the your name and address-on the | y o ' n "oy uriam, Ne = . I re impor of 1949 International Tuna Tours back of ‘éach ‘Meture sent tn jand ( ordon Heale sharing the The return of Lund to the Caps Pullba ks-Janowics, Morrison } ppea po an to ay t an ever! ten of 3 $ [re ———— ny i Je oe is the result of a “no deal” last| per End Bougds Bolguer Portman. I RR A IRA Hh Lh fide 3 : , re ve p , | | t Kies Kell 00480 ND! AN) \PO! LIS ARE A . Le die O yer and NE 428} season with Butfalo, Lund, orig-| B Ouards—gon” 45 a. " They're Popular Pri 4 : p> t R Riv 0 p ens ; t chs Hl u ’ ic | [eine # ugh. lookover inall eman, was tried, Seaiareches, Fiche, Bull, bo y're. Popular Priced /t Costs No More to Be Suited Right! i RY

V! oldd | 4 Based on U § by Detroit for possible National Out as a wing here last season Right Tackles —8cholfield, Savage, Bul. SEPT : > In ml RR yee | League play. Should Black re- and later traded ta Buffalo for Nek erioRD: DUsINEEY 3

i % 2B 29 0 2 SR 3 ~] imain in the Motor City the Caps Ken MacKenzie, a left winger eh " Huse .

re ) Total MON. , ire 2 ae ED Th ua. PRI EONAR probably will get Pete Babando. who failed to meet expectations. ln IF YOu! RE IN NEED OF A surT, v + 3 7 TOO HOVERS | 2 UNL CMON. Tf Glover stays with: the Red The trade was only a trial and if _ backs — ORnouly, Mrasnell TOPCOAT or SLACKS FOR IMMEDIATE Blvodwarth 1 - | A {Wings we can lodk ‘for Enio either club was dissatisfied ‘With = Fullbacks— W.- Carter. Houston, Ashley v WEAR “os then-¢hoose from the TAILOR SHOP ow “ingles >1 ] le |4.18¢lisizzi or Marty Pavelich, .both the outcome, the players were to Score My Periods: : GARMENTS at LEON'S they're well ted, FRisbutud +: FAIR Sd l- || former Cap players. be recalled this sea&on. imate gu IR and | d.. eye fi Sena al THE FISHING - ~L iY a1 }| | The defensive picture is the Coach Heller as usual is plan- gy Touchdowns Oto Sate. Hamilton 2 ; Pop ar fries ; Brrors—Rastel FAIR | Yr best in recent years despite the hint pi al in at defense and b A kermann, Bra nel : o_ a i oo ——— owall N I ~—te—=-ia | gale of Fiddle Nicholson te St. Lefty Wilson will return as team , Foin'y After touchdown = Ohi Gate _——— ———— mble by Hat i AIR | AIR [POOR | POOR! | [Louis. along with CIiff, Simpeon | trainer and sub-goalie for Terry . teferes LN Haskin Ok #hoina Om 1 eR Unione ‘West iss 73 [E3522 | and Fern Gauthier. Inwehuk. Pity ed Foe aeponie Vira IN. ||| Use Your CREDIT or, shi & Ny {| |. ‘Coach Ott Heller will have Ben- The Caps will open the reason’ Liat x. 7. Nepraska. ; \ * 1 : p" BES? mk Mg y J] nie Woit and Joe Lund, both vet. A! Cincinnati, Oct. 11 and play Ohl nk . : *y iT COS EST TIME lerans at defense along with Max tWO Other road games at Buffalo pirst downs an i nate ' . ; ; TS tpt bE LL LTT {Quackenbush and Al Dewsbury, and Springfield before returning For rls. rushing eas a : 235 MASS. AVE. 11 In the Middle of the First Block NO MOR Others who may figure in the {OF the Coliseum opener, Oct. 20. Net yards passing =... 171 281. 4 2 : ] E 5 wo : .t YBa [roster are Claire Raglin, aa Manages Dick Miller Sars jtarcented Th ¥ \ } - . . : : ieee Ml y ree {amatéur recently turned pro; Fd| has announced a train special for Numbertol ( | STORE RS: re— - LEON'S! : LY) JAM om] AM PM AM PM AM. "pM. an. on iad th [Reigle and Frank Melong. Rag-(the Cincinnati game. The special|Bumotes sunie~ 2 | vo san, 8 La An hin AT £ ¥ . Reg. U s Por. Of. © 1949 by John F. | re Hn and Raigle probably will wind! will leave here at 4 p. m. and re- gall io on fumes aA : i A Si ™ ; n : of ; Yards lize ur 3 ” RN RE Tr Sub——— - dn £5 ; : Dille Co. jup. at. Omaha: . Melong is avail-|turn immediately after the ‘game, Y2 a ohuled Rt schmiiaee.”’ 3 ; : , - a. - - ‘ ! apis . of “oi pA pe Lin y Saf eat Vii ’ 3 : ! : \ nis - FY ppt : = ad ? i Si its i i : man, Sig ; : q 4 4 ! in om ey te 5 Cd _— haan A ed ia - gh EE Sion dai aides or ih ap Fike ; : i r 3 nent Sse ; ered rs ie es rR : 4 . . 4 % ’ a eB Ao he oon wa aio. BB eh Rm 3m Bu Tw Pi Pu "hoe 2 ek