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’ Br vile Pree # BG last and first place teams in the Amer- other great ball club despite the fact that many ] a ee owel AT Tico loan _ anjerence: meal today at 1:35 Pom, in of théir stars have been on the injured st oft ‘ 1--Prinee Consort, (N. Shuk; “3.80. 3.20 omiskey ark. - : . . L p f I 3 plarket Loar iF Bone , 6.40. 330 T.ocal football fans will get a chance to see” And on since thé season started, ao i By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS - | . 3—Snowflares. (W Downs, 760. 4.00. this game via WFBM-TV, This is’ the third meeting between the " : 3 . a0 ney Busten, oF, Jone 1h, 4.00 3.20 The Cards, victory starved due to only one. teams. The Cards dropped a 34-24 decision lo . Crispus Attucks i {Rough Candy, (FP. Wilcox), 4 ; a an rispus oy Fo» I Double, Paid 21 hn rignt win in five starts, hope to get going in the right thé Browns in Cleveland last season and a nive, 3 =e ER : : 2 LUX\ t J ] , Now you know the 1951-52 Indiana high school basket- 845 200 Roval Hello, 280 ~~" direction today and them keep going. other 10-7 in Comiskey Park. 1 & King Pomp imauro: 6 ) ball season is here. Jag Sd Bg EE nt CARDINALS BROWNS capt. Jan ‘ I 5 N, * a ” | 3—Pri Cole iD. Johnston), 1 0. NO. AYE PO | OLLEGE LAYER POS, COLLEGE .. w Cor Adentially, allying the agile name of Crispus At, Li; Direct Miter” RS. 5 ot { 0; 0 PLAY ER aan POS: SOlLEas ig ay Bs FR Ohio State tioned in Ge asternmaorn | B i. 7.80 ‘ 4 £ smé } 4 , b, . tucks’ Tigers with the opening of 3 Tia Corredora we Cook) 7.40. 3 0 8 Frank Tripuea B Notre Dame 35 Agase, Alex G linois Alr Force, v { Mitchell, 280, 2 : a fresh, crisp basketball season More Better (N' Shik: 2.60 11 Don Joyce T Tuane 90 Bumgardner, Rex HB W. Virginia U. ond. weddin, Nag & i 3 og y 1 ‘ ~ Cook) 160 2 92 9¢ ! has an ominous me aning. abies " Tiphenure LC. Cook. "3.80, 280. 220. 44 Lindy Lauro B Pittsburgh 84 Carpenter, Ken HB Oregon State days late. Indiana's i py es IN Shak AW. Siak 540. 340, 300: 18 Fred Waller GG Notre Dame 70 Cole, Emerson FB Tolodo wit ite, are afraid when they stop hear Southarlinkton (J. Nichols', 4.20. 380 20 Garrard Ramsey, G William and Mary 53 Ford, Len E Michigan eeler, 10 ing that magic name, the basket- Knixhis Reward ii, C. Cook 8.40. 21° NS. J. Whitman B Tulsa " y 22 Gatskl, Frank C Marshall here, sails f ball season will be over tourna- 1-Rauer Reward (T Atkinsons.- 630. 34 Emil Sithe B Notre Dame 38 Gaudio, Bob G Ohlo State Thursday fo ments and all k p S em Jo, 330. purest, 35 form, 130 81 Jerry Davis B So. Eastern 34 Gibron, Abe G Purdue > join the 3) ‘Nevertheless, Crispus Attucks 3 Aflame (C' McKeel, 3310. 960. 550 32 Jack Simmons C Detroit 39 Gillom, Horace E Nevada Ulm on the Indianapolis’ © team of destiny as Jawiy T A kinsen), . 4:50, 3.00. Billy ¢8 Ventan Yablonski R Columbia 60 Graham. Otto QB Northwestern after their : out-played. by Evansville Reitz By United Press Haily ane ary $134.90. 36 Ralph P fell B vii 48 Gri F t T. Tulsa Capt. Wh f ; rn. i a eis : in hale SIS300. 3 alp asquariello anova arigg, Forres b . in" the afternoon game of the PHILA DELPHIA, Nov. 3--Lit- Fanci Aller tore ar 00" 1% 31 Don Paul BR Wash, State 46 Groza, Lou T Ohio State AF personn 1951 state finals, is ready to trv tle Willlam and Mary, a booby: re Sry iB Suerin «10 120 41 Francis Polefoot E Wash. State 20 Herring, Hal ( Auburn ing to Gern again. So are some T00-plug other rap on Pennsylvania's heavily- 230 Gold Gin iw Shoemaker!, 3.60. 2 80 4° Robert Dove E Notre Dame 32 Houston, Lin G Ohio State trained in | ] &ty y u Scurlock: 9 \ v teams in Indiana. loaded schedule, struck with three NERY Min oe al. sao 400. 50 Jack Jennings T Ohio State 72 Jagade, Harry FR Indiana U. ington, D, C Aim For Rednrd t touchdowns in the first half today 330; Quiet Step (T. Atkinson), 4.50. 3.60: xy Pom Wham E Furman 82 James. Tom HR Ohio State personnel Ww The Tigers, under remarkable 0 Upset Penn. 20-12. The thrifl- 5 Counternobut Jb Sosan, 690. £70. 58 Anthony Klimek E Illinois 86 Jones, Dub HB Tulane being called : 3A all r { Atk : 5.86 v . x iy . sAC -vear coac ay Crowe, will packed game included a magnifi- - £00: Auditing (N Wall. 40. ". 35 - Ed Bagdon G Michigan State 45 Kissell, John T Boston College ruary from ond-yea i Ra; “cent 89-vard kickoff return for a T—Assignment N. Wall 14.30. 6.10 5 1 ( N D 80 Lah w HB West Reserve Capt WwW f t 26-won, 2-lost record 0: Delogat - reary!. 380. 280. 371 ‘Jerry Groom > Notre Dame Ahr, arren estern Rese . arg a of Indiana's richest 'uchdown by- the - Southerners’ Atalanta TW * shoemaker 3 10 10 3s 60 Tom Bienemann E Drake 536 Lavelli, Dante E Ohio State : - Stewart me hi : halfback, Charlie Summer. geens Chant (Co McCreary. 370. 370. 62 Charley Trippi B Georgia 62 Lewis, Cliff B Duke both gradua high school plum. Tou ns Chan C. McCrear 3.70. 2.1 arley ipp 2 Q ) g They'll miss big Bob Jewell, now Working fér the common glory Bung! ie Ph nn IR 0 Wis 66 Jerry Hennessey E Santa Clara 76 Motley, Marion FB Nevada cured a mas at Michigan, and brilliant bench ©f Williamsburg, the Indians By CAUGHT ON BOAT 3 L-Little Zac. (J Bréckons, 13.40. 7.00 67 Bill Svoboda B Tulane 50 Oristaglio, Bob E U. of Penna. bia Universi “elp, but newcomer Junior Cleve- Shook loose four hard-driving g ; LA 3%. Conctete (C. Burns), © 4.80. 3°29 68 Cliff Patton G Texas Christian 42 Palmer, Derrell I' Texas Christian Greencastle ‘and Harp, 6-5. 195, will be added Packs working behind a smooth RS PAULINE 'e Little Doc IT Barrow), 8.20. 4.80 70 Knox Ramsey G William and Mary 9% Phelps, Don HRB Kentucky She will be a a EN FOVC or OPATA 2 ‘ Mawr . ods A . n *stale”-junior Willie Gardner, offehsive line to outplay Penn by Capt. ih lig Vulealn oer A. Popara./ 13.80. 8 bi: Bill Fischer T Notre Dame #4 Rymkus, Lou T Notre Dame lyn by her 5-6, 185; Junior Hallie Bryant, 6-3, SO Wide a margin, press box clock- I or To Bn U3 3: Dl Len Sanford © Lovisins Teen = 13 Sandusky, Jumn. .T Yilawews Stewart of Ne an lore =a} , ' NE Poraa. CagTurnsh, 53 Ly .yne : i 96 Shula, n John Carro ' > R30 Junior Bancy RoLerisn. 310 troll ep an RTgtners on SAIL HO—Sail fishing isn't too hot in Indiana, so Mr. and “i NiP*5ia"'¢ murne 00 430 300 o Lloyd De mitt T Rentaky 58 Speedie Mae E Utah apt, Wheel " i rolle e ba r 4; i : ache Squaw Knapp 20. 34 ATE . r ass : . and Leahman Covington the 4 or 43 minutes of Mc. Ernest Peacock, New Bethel, decided to fry their luck in Aone I ans Pao. 420. 100: 49 Don Stonesifer KE Northwestern 98 Tasefl, Carl HB John Carroll ents live at 1951 returnees the game. The victory was Wil- TG rani: Adams). $30. 4.00 , 4 » 7 4 : - : i . . arin F ¢ "Florida waters. And nicé luck they had. The male member of the ,., Fuluianat TES: d& 140..82 Lou. Perry T Villanova t Thompson, Tommy ( Wm. & Mary Attucks opens at Tech by en- liam and Mary's fourth in a row. “ 320 i fona Higle 5. 4 = : Sy ] Ny Fil inchs Opens | ec & family caught this &', 10", 4| -pound beauty after a 45-minute 0Y J0% pu; 87 Ray Ramsey E Bradley -- 30 Willis, Bill G Ohio State Marine ve! tertaining Sheridan Nov. 20, Sumner, co-captain Dick Lewis ' le. Jim Col di ¥endent of Indi lis Rad. 4 Fe nab Fleet 90 Bill Cioss B West Texas State 52 Young, George E Georgia es Wr a Otterbein Nov. 30 and starts its and Frank Lipski tallied the win- > 'Y99'e. Jim L.ole, ivision superintendent of In lanapolis Rai creen (BV 4 . King has ar citv-firing against . Washington ning touchdowns. with Sumner's. Ways and his wife were with the Peacocks on their Ft. Lauderdale - ‘on All B ww : Christ th Ki St. Philip: would clinch the undis- cYO Field 3.43 oS Oh Christo. where he h Mee. 1. The Tigers also go to Jeff's gallant gallop scoring the points vacation jaunt. gs, 29 80. 18 e Ring puted title. If St. Philip's drops vs st Roch Garfield. 2-00 : wliday tourney Dee. 28 ahd 29 that eventually separated the —_— gio. Alacassula (CH adley', 21.80. 13.20 Gridders. Win in CYO the verdict, the squad will play JrixniNGs

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What's the picture locally? teams. Little Quimby Hires, 135- ® AT SPORTSMAN'S Chris h . ,v the winner of the St Generally, several combinations pound point specialist, kicked two Football Coun er oint 1--Mister Perfect. 8 Massaro). 10.40. irist the King won the di- Sacred Heart game next week %. Sol wil have to rebuild from the bot- extra points. All the scores came $5 150. What H Mani fold 330 0 vision No. 2 of the CYO foot- pete Montivint paced Christ the Sacied Heart

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taking up where they left off last Mary virtually ignored the rain- . McBezzill. (D. Wagner: 360 when they defeated Immaculate points and passed to Steve Pursg yu] i Daily Double Paid $105.80 ated Immaculate | M 13. ns

year. soaked condition of Frankiin- . 3 -Bidandmade (H ifold 80. 3.20. Heart, 21-0, at 45th Street and 1¢Y for a third marker in the; : 3 - : x : « - A { . i . i L at Franklin Township's county Field Continued From Page 140: Leestown (A S x 80. 3.00 third period. Montivini's scores

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‘hamps will miss Gene McCul- Lewis, a deft manipulator work- SoU TH Codrage (E: Yanfook:. ial 18.40 4 all came in the first half. sugh, Phil Wampler, Bob Crick ing out of the split-T, carried .26 ae i Butte (A Tuaten;. 820 | 190-740" eighth straight for Christ the aoe NU 1 ovo 4} nd Bob Miller completely. New times for 79 yards. and Ed Mio- L&U ............ Fa) i . Empire a; cap 100 Fede io Skoronski $40 1s0King PE ot ue Pal ek nar ) $-4 ‘cach Earl Snyder will lay the duszewski carried 16 for 121. Lip mississippi ...... 00 6 Str Ooorat oh A neki. 820. gp CE GRmes are slated for this Hin TRUELY, 3 $4 cornerstone. Snyder replaces ski rallied nine times for 23 yards, : Br United Press «40. px Urba E. Anyor 5.20, afternoon. St. Philip seeks its gr" Pie H { +i! Set. Kin Tank Potter, who won two and Ed Weber traveled 12 times qc. pach 0014 0 14 NEW YORK, Nov. 3— Counter Th rattennam 5" & SIEhth straight win in the division SAAN ee a War Lt | traight Greenfield sectionals. for, 86. Additionally, Lewis placed Duke Sa 0 7 0 7-14 Point smashed any lingering 330: Janina LU B 3 No 1 beginning at 2:45 p.m. at Divisian Ne. 2 = ; 32 He is thi otter takes over Anderson punts out of bounds twice on doubt as to the champion horse A-Clover Miss (A 5 the CYO feld. The triumph for 5, After. vs St anthony Biegks ‘4 amn King ¢ » . — een eee nie — 2 ido V 8 122 EEE SESS SS ndians’ net fortunes after Dobie Penn's 3 yard line and once on G % yo of the year today when he carried Devilish Lad (K Robe 9 40 N ” . its 5 3eorgia ........ 0 3 0 1—14 30 9—Rens Unique E ih 1 4D Nora King, Aambert became an assistant at its 5. Alabama 0 0 6 10—16 130 pounds to a length and a half , (5 ‘French Nave a 3 : . . tansas State. ed a ahaa victory in the 43d running of the Turn Back (W. Car 380.. ‘ A ut mc ee , AT GARDEN TALE A. recent Dearth of Material N. Carolina 0 0 0 0—0 350, oon Empire City Handicap 2%: | ou Sip ih oo } 20. 8.40 : Candidate | South : h A as ower Te 2 ow Jamaica . Seventh Fleet iJ Culmorei; $18.00. R30 . uthport’s Jewell Young as Tennessee ...... 13 04 021 The track was fetlock deep in Count Breeze (J Wesirape, 480 : , Ga, was Sg! t —Graymar oval IG Walk.r 13 80 . dearth of material. Jack W ro ee - mud after three davs of rain and 366. 880. Ispanan ‘L. Dotter . 1630, 8 £0 : + Son of Mr. ai m and Bob-Weddle are the hi Kentucky ....... 12 7 6—32 counterpoint had more weight on Linger \C. Campbells. $00. : : + Ben Davis. eturning lettermen from a team Miami, Fla. .... 0 06 0 0— 0 3 sley (R. Permane:. 10.00. 5 50 _4 43 2 . He receiv his back tran any three- year-old gai =a era D Gardner 17.30. 11.40 * hat came fast in its last dozen - erin Maser Ind +1. Bat 4.00 4. ; Camp Breck Cleine v. 0 3. 3—ay1 ever had carried to victory in the f- posters, 3.90 g ames under Jewell’s prodding. ] CTSON + cerevaa pa =) $—Jampal (R._Permane) 7:60. 420. J) 20. rie * graduated f p . . Wake Forest 0 0 0 g Face. But it made very little dif- ARN 3. Boulmetisi. 7.00, 440. V t's Young's smallest starting a 6— ference to the Son of Count Fleet 340.0 Es . there 'ucleus in the last five years, - ar in Tulane ......... * 1 4 6 7 who took charge in the stretch 500 Smith fUnALs 1.50 r A gradua! Speedway, three-time county ik : ; L @mithi. 380. &/ School, he e Miss, State ..... 0 7 0.3—10 and was going away at the finish. ureh 2.50 hamps, who won seven .and lost wa tou 20. 3 Woodford January. 3. 1ast vear. seek a better second ___By United Press : a — This vas the fourth straight sir snes. 3.50 ee ear una Lyte Neal with Dav CRAWFORDSVILLE. Nov. 3 Albany State 19. Knoxville 0. win for Counterpoint and the sin. ‘ soe Tn Darmane:. 1h 50. 840 rv zr yy, 4 vi, Jam ear under Lyle ea 1 ave Wabash turned on a power dis- Auburn 49, Louisiana College 0, ner's purse of $41,500 boosted his Post uimetisi. 84 2 Pvt. pds

vilson, Jerry Long Romnie pay in the second half today to Benedict 7, Allen 6. earnings for the vear to $250.525 0, 8.80 : 10051.

‘ance, Bill Toole and Dick JOr- warm the cockles of the home- Camp LeJeune 20. Quantico 13. the greatest amount won by any ** © tine Edge «J. Culmons:. 430 | | | ¢ Dorothy Mc! ap bask. 3 Bit arnold! oF Caen — Emory-Henry 28, E. Tenn State 7. thoroughbred this season. : - | ! Army Sept. en Davis will miss Bill Arnold _ NE ONENTS Fayetteville State 21, Morris- - tioned at F nd Gaton Kenny Allen, among Nov. 10—Hangver at Wabash. Town 9. Hanover Takes ~ ; he is serving athers, but have Leon Reden- : : —— Fisk 28, Bluefield 6. : try Division yacher and Dick Warrum back. coming crowd's heart and gain a Florida State 39. a i Bobhy Stephens HCC Title, 14-6 / / / “ yy . #

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Lawrence Central's crippled 35-to-7 victory over Sewanee. ° NAS 0. MADISON. Ind.. Nov. 3 (UPi— Awarded t ‘ootball team is also Coach Smy- A 12-yard punt by Sewanee Geo. Wash. 20, S. Carolina 14. Helps Trip State Hanover took advantage of the . and Combat or Bruce's basketball team. Ron get up the first Wabash score Hampden- Sater 25, Bridgewater TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nov. 3 breaks to earn a 14-to-6 triumph Bi as Life + C. Babyak, rimes, Scott McDaniel and Rice/in the second quarter and Jerry 0. UP) —A fourth-period touchdown over Tavior in bitter cold weather g . nn : Barbara Bal lorris, all with leg or ot in- Huntsman passed 20 yards to Lane 32, Miles 14. and extra point by Halfback Bob Next Opponents The re aries, wil) slow the Bears eatly Sen Beasley for the score. Vaino Lincoln 25. Alcorn 14. Stephens . of Indianapolis today (av. i3—Hamaver at Wabash. . /] i 0 ro rogress. wrence, Tunnerup 10 Grayam converted. Jackson College 3, Alabama A & 0 —— me — 4 % 3 R / L f } rdnance P ‘ranklin Township in the county, Sewanee struck back with a M College 6. For 10—lake Joram 2 DePauw, loday and win its third Hooster ‘ eql as ire.! ; : Serving a ll miss Bob .Pugh and Gar scoring pass from Jim Mulkin to Maryland 35. Missouri 0 SO egial avence football nastier vallsmith G J a . gave unbeaten DePauw a narrow title in four years Bahvak ass Ismijth. .. George Barker and when Billi Miss. Industrial 12, Tougaloo 6. 14-10-13 victory over Indiana Gary Fox scored from one-vard Ya ao Warren's Big Guns Porter kicked the extra point, the Miss. Southern 76, S. W. Louisi- State 3 ® "lout early in the game and a few 1 af enemy I Warren's young club will be Nalf ended in a 7-all tie. ana 0. DePauw took a seven-point lead minutes later Bob Kraft inter- company to -eigned ,by Blackie Braden, ex- Wabash struck back quickly in Morris 12. Livingston 0. in the first period on a 17-yard cepted a Taylor pass and raced out harm. jutler star, Braden taking over the third frame. Stan Huntsman Morris Brown 354, S. (Carolina run by Quarterback Jim Dalley 42 yards for another six-pointer. SAVE $30 or Ralph Clevenger, Warren's raced 42 yards for a touchdown State 6. but State's Don Vrabel put his Taylor scored on the second ‘ Charles F ean of county coaches after 15 and Bill Porter kicked the point. Murray 14, Morehead State 0. team ahead 13 to on TD's in the play “of the second quarter with Mrs. Lorett ears. Veteran Burl Fiddle takes g Roash power showed itself in N. Carolina College 33, J. C. second and third stanzas Don Granitz carrying from the Bi 1m {> BE Meridian St aver little Pike Township, replac- the last period When Jerry Hunts- Smith 0. In the fourth period, Stephens two but failed in the try for extra on ig . fram captair “ng Bill Geyer. man, Mike Gillis and Ted Steeg Randolph-Macon 35. Gallaudet ‘7. plunged into the end zone to even POINt. : Force “In town, Howe will rebuild com- Scored touchdowns. Grayam Rolla Mines 19, S. E. Missouri the count and added th He is ass letely under new-mentor Lewis kicked the three extra points. State 0. to win. ? : el Vilming! Def CONSOLETTE lesen And V. Gilfoy, who gave Howe its TT. ———— Savanah State 13, Morehouse 8 Score by periods: | ming on e eats veteran of | mly sectional winner in the mid- . Springfield 32, Warrensburg 6. — Manch - "orties. . Elwood = Yeager relin- Anderson Wins Vanderbilt 19, Chattanooga 14, ester, 2] 20 ify lly want’ to see pic s as big ished hi t after bullaini th : Voorh HF g Griz li D Times Special if you really want to see pictures as big ¥in yous uighe = post after buildin e ‘Voorhees , Florida N 3. 7 I I ! 1 ; lornets En Dag oe 6th Cross-Country Virginia 39, Citadel 0 oral 1 Z1es own OE MINOTOR 3D. Nov, 3 as life-and as real as life see this G-E ge on : r : Li) CC te = . duty with t Op ath an year. A ta th Anderson won its sixth straight VI 35. Davidson 13. @ Quakers, 18 to 6 warm enough in the snow-laden Medel 17C112 . . . by G-E and it's so easy is 1st Lt. R y other new coach in the . ash. & Lee 60, : Te : . - Yo . . s 'f i. 1st Lt. R “ity finds Cleon Reynolds, hustl. State high school Cross-country w. Kentucky 40, Delta State 8. FRANKLIN, Ind. Nov. 3 (UP) Voming, XS, Opsanents : hue. Magnificent cabinet of hand : New Augus ng ex-Cathedral strategist tak- championship at Coffin yester- W. Maryland 6, Drexel 0. -Franklin College, sparked by Nev. 10—Earinam at Wilmington rubbed veneers. Lt. Clarke 1g over for Jerry Steiner at day. W. Virginia 35. W. Reserve 1 Halfback Jim Puccio, pushed field to kick all three placements bat. mission: hortridge. Steiner, who resigned The mar ; ; W. Virgifiia State 14, Virginl TT “Next Opponents as Wilmington downed Manches- bombardier : gin of victory was the . ’ ginia N » x is net post, is still head baseball ‘Tribe's greatest in six years An. State 13. Nev. Japon SF, ter, 21 to 70, ers tonight, = : Regularly : Mg wing. oach, Shortridge has to keep gerson won with 35 points, fol- Winston-Salem 6, St. Augustine 0. across three touchdowns today to ~ 9¢ Xigken the deciding point : S 95 y wilding. ; lowed_by Ft. Wayne North Side Xavier (La.) 45. Clark 0. score an 18-to-6 Hoosier College * 391 Hus $1 Taverne Seared his Model 17C112 { $329.95 ae ” aye 5 ine has Harrylang Bloomington University, tied — —— Conference Victory over Earl- Pe. {o8 ee; 3 2 ro : NOW . p ill Springer and Ed|with 166 points. SOUTHWEST" - ham's Quakers, phung I on : 1 {ernodle as a working nucleus Oth foliowed: Sb a Puccio scored on a six-yard end Favorite had tallied in the first i rom Washington team that w - ers ollowea: ortridge, —— — ~ . quarter after Charles Jones went ; * ; ] 2" Jost 7. a 2 10-game 175; Tech 185; Morristown, . 187: Texas AL rear eies 7183 0 13—33 sweep in the first period and came ot ads off tackle. Bi 3 : | inning streak. Chestertown 189, Muncie Central reXas A EM 1s 17? 7 0-21 back with an 83-yard TD sprint Freshman Don Burrows flipped p 0 ee S 0 dy. Tech has Joe Sexson and Myron 231; + Muncie Burris, 251: LaPorte, Baylor Sea 0 7 0 0— 70 the final period. The Grizzlies Tp, passes to Paul Hoffman for ‘arland back from last year's 20 Vincennes, 279 and Val poy .......... 0 7 7. 6-20 80! their secohd marker on a 53 ,54 36- yards, respectively in tarters but will miss Myron PAT2ISO. 282 ep three-yard plunge by Jack Moore. 1h, final period. then hit Eldred foriarity, Bill Evans and Gil . -nderson’s Gene Fox won with Arizona 32, New Mexico 20. A Carl Hawkins-to-Guy Goens weddle on a screen pass for 45 = ‘ierman. Coach Herman Hinshaw 10-06-2 for the two mile course, Arkansas A&M 39, Sam Houston Dass play in the fourth period that yards. But Gene Carr missed his 4ll have to re-build. Tech opens followed by Tim Winnegar 1. covered 80 yards, accounted for third place-kick in his attempt to Inch ) t home with Warren Nov. 21 and (Bloomington University), 10:10: Bacone 28, Friends 6. Earlham’'s only score. tie the game. lays Southport Nov. 24. first Bob Vickers (Anderson), Dick Durant 33, Southwestern 6. : — ime 1t'll meet the Cards since Moore { Anderson) and Bill Grise Kansas Wesleyan 14, Baker’ Uni- Postponed or Canceled Basketball Notes ‘ech downed Sout wold (North Side). versity 13. outhport by one . : A (By the Reantiful Snow) Three amateur basketball games are an oint in the finals of the local Muncie Central's Tom New was North Texas State 32, Trinity . hy Ap today at the Dearborn tym Linkbelt : iw Bae University 0 | Wagner va. Upsala, postponed. masts Greenwood Lumber ai 136. 38th ectionals in 1949. sixth and Morristown's Paul Goble niversity 0, | Moorhead Teach va. Con. 3nd Keystone plays Kinman Garage at Manual has Bill Green, Charles Wa® eighth. Marion Mills of Tell College of Ozarks 21, Little! oy oat o . d "230 and Alagille Metts Pe Rin Dory MODEL . § . . 4 - # t 1 ms yin th . aker and city-county scoring City was 10th individually. but Rock Junior College 6. ore a . ag WL Poliee Olaf. Porn Gym are HIRO TRL amp Dick Nyers, who averaged Tech's Jim Farsons, wo came in| Philander Smith 19, Dillard 13. | St ohn's (Minn.) vs. St. Olaf, ve ai he mesting tomorrow might a: 7.4 for 19 games. Cathedral's 10:27, was 10th in Teo am stand- Prairie View 38, Texas College 6. (canceled. : he sade 3t Dm um R I im -Doyle. who took over for INES San Angelo 19, Arlington State 6. ope Sou Trackers Vi North e y ee gu ar 1 : ‘eynolds at mid-season. has Bop Tech's Larry Graham was 17th; S. W. Texas State 14, Lamar Tech. 3 X0ta Science, cancele : ipringer and Toni“Catton to start Max Fiscus was 21st and Tom 18. Hamline va. St. Thomas (Minn) Ask About Our Budge Plan ? Price $289.95 vith. . Bohlsen, 34th. Shortridge's John Tempe Arizona State 34, West POStponed. ‘ \ Earl was 14th and W ashington’s Texas State 0, Lnyersn Bt Nosh Dako V8. : Dick McLain was 19th. Texas A&I 14, Abilene Christi Augustan (S. D.), canceled, ! . et Openers This Week 13 . siean Slippery Rock vs. Geneva can- NOW i riday oe ; Center Stove 2,20 Davis Texas Tech 27, Texas West q, celed. : park School 'o ncion town. Pathr Gets 4 TDs To CI TINTED Adelphi va. National Aggies, ) 95 : Saturday canceled. : Franklin Township at Greenw FAR WEST : ean n Greenwood. As Valp 0 Wins or = a— a 5 Teche Teachers w Eau Claire : VALPAR > ULA sisi i en eachers, postponed. : (UP he oo Ind, Nov. 3 California ....... 0 7 0 0— 7 8t. Mary's (Minn.) vs. Winona : )—~Halfback Joe Pahr scored _ —————— a Teachers, canceled. / four touchdowns today to lead Oregon ...... wae YN —14 | alparaiso to a 33-tn-7 grid Mahe ...... : | i i gridiron Idaho ........... 0 0 1 6—13Bgsketball Meeting With Matching uy Yor. n_wiiXT OPPONENTS Washington .... 0 7 .0 7—14, The Bush-Callahan basketball SERVICE ” ov. S—St. Mary's at Luther (N). Oregon State ... 0 7 3 20—40 leagues will hold their final pre-- [i y UNTIL Base . . . at NOWHEN victory over Luther Colle ®t Ofc ——— ——-———— 8eason meeting Monday at the britk, clear, Decorah, Ia. today in a ge of Sraniarg frrerue 71 1 02 Dearborn Hotel. All teams are HT NO EXTRA COST! Model 1772 sich a wa storm Yau Mats uy: 0 0 013—13 a5ked to have a representative MIDNIG your, youn Royce Rowedder notched the Brigham Young, 21, Colorado 2ttend the meeting. Officers will Sotordey TH OP. NW, many of : Crusaders’ first TD. Afterwards, A&M 19. be elected and by-laws adopted. Ww Lb in ht # IN ONE DAY'S TIME _ the scoring show belonged to Cal. Aggies 13, Santa Barbara 1. resostopin Genuine Mahogany Veneer Cabinet! Brand-New, Big Screen G-E Black ary fl We con install an autematic ‘Pahr, who tallied on three Cincinnati 13, Hardin-Simmons 12, RUPTL RE-| Daylite Television with”17, inc ie verpowers i halted plunges and one 35-yard run. Colorado 47, Towa State 20, SERVICE DEPT. OPEN ay h picture. Overy s interference . . . tread

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