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October 28. 194 THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE ar HIGH POINT, NOtfH CAROLINA PAGE FIVE Grange Pieks Northwestern To Stop Gophers And Rated As Nations Top Grid Teams Writers Rank Two In First Place In Poll WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP Crichton; pro at Blair Park's Municipal Golf Course, holds out for admiration (and it's easy to see he does) the Dave Blair Trophy, to be awarded annually to the woman's golf champion of the city. The first annual women's championship tournament will get under way this week, and pairings for the event were announced today. Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. NEW YORK.

Oct 28- (The Enteiprise Special News California scribes are hinting there may be a divorce in the Pacific Coast Conference before long with Stanford leading the richer California schools away from the northern members, who have more votes on ihe purity problem 'Hie Big Ten is stirred up about Frank Dame to the private property of conference schools tabbed as At Ann Arbor they -i. uur iJicv whisper that Michigan best frosh end was rescued onlv after a searching party invaded the Notre Dame campus Latest Pennsylvania casualty is rank Holland, the band's baton twirler who cracked a bone in his hand trying to catch a high toss. TODAV'S GL'KST STAR Jack House, Birmingham (Ala.) Xcxvs: to I.eo Duro- Frankic Sinkvvieh, Geor reat bnck, the publicized jaw." POSTMAN'S PARAGRAPH Fordham Moves To Third; Duke Holds To Fourth in Weekly Vote By BILL BOM NEW YORK, Oct. 28. If Minnesota and Texas, leaders, in opposite parts of the country and exponents of contrasting types of football, were to meet today their game would end in a tie.

That, at least, is the view of 127 of the country's gridiron experts. Voting in the third Associated Press ranking poll of the year, in which each man lists in order the learns he considers to be the lop ten, they placed the Golden Gophers ol the vVcstern Comerence and the Longhorns of the Southwest in a deadlock at the head of the parade. On a 10-9-8-7-6, scoring basis, each team polled points. Minnesota held the edge in first-place votes, with 60 to 53, but Texas made up for that with more solid support in the secondary positions. The poll also left little doubt of which teams are the consensus favorites in next Saturday's three major battles, each of which already is an assured sellout.

Vindi- Cs.ted by the i-O score in their ranking of Minnesota two notches ahead of Michigan last week, this time the experts make the Gophers a strong choice to continue unbeaten against Northwestern; by rating the Wildcats ninth. Similarly Notre Dame, in sixth place, is given a comfortable margin over Army, rated 14th on four straight victories but probably lacking in manpower to continue its remarkable comeback past this engagement. A closer game, the experts think, be that between all-winning Penn, at eighth place, and undefeated but once- tied Navy, at lllh. Last week's results shuffled the order considerably. and Texas ran one-two the first two weeks and Duke continued in rpurth place.

But Fordham. the East's best, came up from sixth to third. Texas A. from ninth to if tli and Notre Dame from scv- 1 etuh to sixth, while Michigan All Prophet---No Loss MNANS LASSO By Art Krenz GOPHERS HOLE WILDCATS Scared OKLKAXS, Oetfl After had 'I'liillane 'JO-IXhere SaitmUy, (ieorgf (he Tinies-Piea- yune. urdt-nl ()le atiimiius, in the room eon- dropped four notches to seventh.

In answer to Pvi. Werner of Camp Blanding. who wants to vGone from ll injl cn arc know who was at bat when Mickey Owen dropped that third strike UG lhal scorclcss ne it was Tommy Henrich Mickey probably pronounces it "headache" Soccer fans can come up with oddities, too Frank of the Peru (111.) News-Herald tells of a faihcr-son'act on the Dalzell 111., soccer team when 45-year-old Louie Mini and his son Joe gelher to score a goal SOMK E.VUS Another Texas colfrr. Henry Ransom of ft. Worth, hitting the trail east.

He'll take over a pro at Philadelphia's North Hills Club next spring Gil Dobie. who refused to look at football games after he retired from coaching, sat on the Xavv bench with one of his old pupils. Major Swede Larson, last Saturday and was as gloomy a ever The end-zone at the Detroit U. stadium used to be the Stajffj Field bleachers before Chicago gave up football. SERVICE DEPT.

Pvt. Tryon Banner Conner, who is a preliv fair bowler when he isn't lugging a rifle, compiained that dishwater hands he got from K. P. duty interfered with his bowling. So he persuaded a buddv to double for him at the dishpan while he entered the Buddy Bomar tournament at Dallas last week-end The Mitchell Field IN.

Y) and Fort Monmouth basketbail teams will bring a swell collection of former college tars to Madison Square Garden for the Golden Jubilee tournament November 24. with Harvard; Tulane. throvh its second loss of the year (to Mississippi), and. Santa Clara, upset by Oklahoma. In their places are Penn.

Northwestern, impressing winner over Ohio State, and Vnn- derbill. only survivor in the Southeastern Conference and boosted from to 10th on its rout of Princeton. Panthers Seek First Sugar Daddies Win Over Elon Since Consider Duke 1932; Game Set Here Christians Reported To Have Powerful Team For Contest Here Friday i When the Purple Panthers of CX le a al Hi Point College encounter the! Christians in Albion Millis! wiil be their 1 varsity Texas, Fordham Regarded As Other Principal Sugar Bowl Possibilities Saturday, the Sieers with South-1 laciium Frida nigm lnev em Methodist, and A. and M. w.th auempling con OUI wjlh Arkansas, bordham lakes on im- fj vic ov m-OVincr Pirrrltif in fnnril, MrSl lOIi VCr llle lo THE SCOREBOARD By HARRV (JRAVSON NK.1 service Sports Editor Every time you see Minnesota beat Michigan, you are tremcnd-! ously impressed by the size of the operatives.

i Urban Otlson, Minnesota tackle, stands six fee! three and comes at 24 pounds plus the weight of a brace on his leg. Odson an anchor man, all right, but he didn't make the other ao- pear small. proving Purdue in its fourth inier- i sectional game in five starts: Duke meets Georgia Tech and, if 'it gets by, should run out its sen- son without a Joss; Michigan plays Illinois, and Vanderbill appears in for a thorough tost against The standing of the teams I first-Dlace vole in points awarded on basis of 10-9rS- etc.) FIRST TEN Tie for and Texas 163) 1.161_ 7S-1 (5) 702 A. and M. 663 Dame 636 i.

396 '(1) 316 Northwctscrn 231 10. --Vanderbill 190 SKCOXD TEN 1G3: 12: Stanford. 13. -Temple. 107; Bison Prepare For Charlotte Blocking And Tackling Stressed; Work On Offense Gets Started Today BV JOHN K.

HAWOKTII Coach Tony Cernugel put his High Point high school football squad through lough drills on blocking and tackling yesterday i JCl'l 11C" I Panthers 39 to 0. and the last two i afternf)on four days of years have seen the Christians win i ork for "le be- by 19-0 and 18-0 I fore Friday nignt contest under Texas. Duke. Fordham. The present.

Lion outfit is led-the light of American Legion A. JC- M. and Mississippi Slate. since 1932. In 1932 Lee Sherrill plunged over from the one yard line in the last quarter of a game played at the High School field to defeat the Christians 6 to 0.

Football relations were noi resumed until 1937 when the Panthers returned to the gridiron game to defeat the Klon Reserves. The following year the Elon varsity ran through Ihe l-'litck on 48-yard ritd sweep for 1 loueh- llOU'll. "I run so fas( befr.r*, Naid liealy. "I didn't know 1 could run thMt fust mywlr," tiny wat- hiii'k replied. "But I never play- erf against fellows Mg torr, and I wared." AP Finds Out Duke To Lead Big Five Race And Brother Gilbreth Also Believes Carolina Will Beat State; State Doesn't By KKANK B.

RALKLGH, The once proud Tar Heels of Norlh Carolina. wobbling from four kayo? in six sfaris, wiil be fight ing with iheir backs 10 the wall in.ilieir game with X. C. Stale at Chapel -Hill Saturday after- I noon. If the Tar Heels lose Ibal baf- ile.

they're almost certain to finish below ihr .500 percentage mark in the Big Five race. And I hat, for a school which has played pretiy fair football ever since ihe davs i of iite flying wedge and vest- pocket quarterbacks, probablv would be the bitiere.M pill of ail for Ihe followers of Blue and While. The SiNte-Carolina game may be the last fairly even battle within the Big Five this season. After next Saturday. I heir will he only 1 1 ihree inl ra-Ioop sanies -Since Ihe red-hot Devils of Duk figure in eacb of those throe games, out bet is that the scores- will be one-sided.

Duke already has beaten Wake. Forest. Unless miracles still p- the Devils won't have much trouble with Carolina, State and Davidson. Carolina, in spile of iis disappointing perlormanc.t-s to date will be favored over 'Stale, tint the Wolfpack will be mentally nsln for ihi.s one. The U'oJveV- see thai, for the firsi in vears.

i hey hare a chance to catch hp 'I'. 1 hough, just from Duke Victory Over Tech Is Seen As Sure Vanderbilf Picked To, Go Down Before TulaneV Green Wave, Rebounding By GKANGK MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 28. Until Minnesota locked horns with Michigan, (he Gophers were my choice to repulse Northwestern here. Nov.

1, but the Giants of the Norlh. hit. so hard at Ann Arbor, I have to switch io the Wildcats. Northwestern had nothing in the iiHiure a picnic repulsing Ohio Slate, hul the scene in vastly better condition than The Yellow Jackets lost a key man in the lino, Helge Pukema, and ihrcp fine backs, including the outstanding siar, Bruce Smilh, were injured. Tlio la jest report is that Pu- kcma.

lhe guard who pulls om of the Mm; to defend against, passes, (Continued on Six) ORLF.AN-S. Oct. 28 The Sugar Bowl fathers, in an! unusual bargaining posiiion to write the Bit; Five of the muddled situation in ings for ihe ISM I football season the Pacific Coast Conference, are''' 110 HIP ivcoid book right now down io serious business in lining mvid Heels up their football eomesi anis. hfijinninw io discuss prospective teams aiu) map out trips to visit them." said President A X. Coldberg of The N'ew Orleans Sports Asso- Male, and ihai Duke poiishes off Carolina.

Stale and Davidson, the final standings will read like School Dtikr Xorlh Caro x-Davidson N. C. Stale Tied -1 i) 0 0 (I -2 1 0 3 1 will view the Army-Notre Dame in New York SaiurdHv. and plan to contact several schools on I heir jaunt. It's certain thai feelers have been sent mil or will be seni on I.

ciaHon. Sug.it- Row I sponsor. x-Davidson and Wake Forest and I wo other are mad and don't play each olh- State fitns say thai if Wake, Forest had played Dears would have won. and Davidson would have as many losses as Stale. Bui that's an argument into the battle by Co-Captains Stadium in Charlotte between the Jack Boone and Bernie Daher.

local gridmen and Coach Vince who operate in the backfield be-j Bradford's hind a 200 pound line. Kd Shaw highs. and Bernie Askin at ends. Lods- Charloiif Central Glenn and Charles Dontaia at lure The Minnesota boys like anything but a group in search of cul- play the same way. And Michigan wasn't asking anv favors The casualty list makes it clear the athletes couldn't have done much more damage had they been armed with clubs and knives Navy engages neither Minnesota nor Michigan, and after what transpired at Harvard the midshipmen no doubt are just as well pleased.

The Grolon boys aren't so bad at dishing it out themselves Here was one line Swede Larson's double shift couldn't wear down Harvard holding Navy to a scoreless tie. and having five chances score within the Annapolis 10. gives Pennsylvania additional recognition. The Quakers trimmed the Crimson. 19-0.

in their opener The Cantabs weren't what they are earlv foot of course, yet now you know why the experts are comparing Bert Stiff. the Franklin Field fullback, with Bronko Nagurski How poor Texas A. and M. misses Big John Kimbrough: All the have done is win five straight and score 206 points as against reven. They wrecked Kyle Gillespie and Texas Christian.

Thev beat i Ch 5 slI SC(i to the best back in the count rv in Jack Wilson. -18-0. Texas A. and M. lost eight other regulars in addition lo Kimbrough.

It is plain that Texas A. and M. had something on the shelf Stanford game with Santa Clara doesn't count in Pacific' Coast Conference standings and the race for the Rose Bowl, but what di'f- lercnce does make which school represents the Texas will ho in there swinging for.the rest of the' count rv Army has wonderful morale, but Notre Dame has Beriolli and a few more. they'had'fired him." A Message To Business And Professional Men: A lew- of bowling in the nfternoons or evenings you like new man. Drop In lunch time or when yon the opportuntiy and try this finest or nil healthful rrcrentions.

ARCADE BOWLING ALLEYS NORTH MAIN ST. .15: 1.5.— Alabama. -12; nuesne. 2-1: tie for 1 1G. Du- I'he Bison menior siaieil ihat his squad had come through Insl tackles.

Curry Bryan and George i week's game with, Salisbitrv wjth- Zurlis at guards, and Jennings Withers at center compromise the 'mammoth Christian line. In addition to Boone and Daher. out injury. Bill Kivett. regular blocking back, was still troubled an injury suffered two weeks SO against Lexington, but litile and Mississippi State, 23 19.1 tnc Klon backfield has Joe To- Gorrell Speas.

center, was -Missouri. 22; 20. Southern a 200-pound fullback, practically recovered from aa in- Methodist. 16. Also ran -Ohio State.

15: Tulane. 10: Texas Tech. Santn Ciara, 4: Santa Clara and Oregon State, 3 each: Washington and Louisiana Slate. 2 each; Oregon and Oklahoma. 1 each.

and Elbert Fearing, a freshman jury- flash. Although the Christians re-! After winning lour straight ly mainly on a hard driving! games. High Point's main trouble ground game. Bernie Daher and niay come from overconfidence. Fearing lend versatility to the The Streaks have won noi 3 single attack with their accurate pass- games this season, although KIRK SWERI'S TSINGTAO.

China. Oct. 28- of persons were burned to death and thousands left homeless today when fire of unknown origin swept through the waterfront district of this Shantung peninsula port. A strong wind farmed the blaze and turned it into the most destructive conflagration the city has known since the burning of Japanese- owned col ton mills in 15)37. ing.

contests were lies. Against Ibis hard driving ar-! Li) tie Debhy Comes. Charlotte's ray. the Panthers will present the scoring fins has a tail-hack last same group of iron men. who season, has been hampered hy in- havc played practically all of thel.Hmes all season, and has missed six games.

Again it is expected several His return lo ihe Ihat Ihc Panthers will have to re- -Streak line-np will mean a groat to the passing game in.stoari in added scoring punch to the of trying to pierce (he heavv Central grid machine, forward wall. possibilities include Vanderbilt and some nmv-heaieii clubs such Santa Clara. Missouri and Mississippi. that it's May out of. if you vjtlue life and limb, i So write those inlo Ihe record book.

son. Not you idiot; se pencil. There might have lo be some erasing. Have 'you forgot ten Ihe Puke-Carolina Three yea 1-5 ago the Sugar Bowl game of last vear? landed one of the nation's top- ranked Texas be- Horned Frogs itching to meet Carnegie Tech and il cocid he arranged. It's well knnwn and Duke would like in go to the Rose But every Pacific Coast conference has been heal on al least Punts And Passes Thr NKW YORK Klmr twice except Stanford, which has I pham.

former gridiron Ijiken on licking and siill nnisi i br torn beiureTi two desires Sat- Oliel Oli- will some loughies. So suppose, just 1 in-day. At Hie 0 0 Grounds (hat for example, afternoon. Purdue whore Oli- fhr I'ji-tfl U.T.- limited to Texas, pliant won plitys Duke and Fordham. and the Sugar i unbeai en Fordham.

while jusi'a Bowlers approached Texas author- few blocks awav in th ities thus: 'We Fordham. UK strongest learn in th eKast. Tliey tangles Xol re whipped two i earns in your Oliphant now is a li Army where Oliphant won all-America recognition ime. I "iiijnniu now is a life insurance Rio de Janeiro, Brazil lai Io Power attack, balancing persons who cut down trees on ur a a ssm P. offensive, and their own property wiihout oh taining permission from the citv.

Coach Ccrmige! began prepara- i already been beaten. Meanwhile Tobin. senior haltl)ack on th ion of a defense designed lo slop 'e'd be putting Duke and Ford- ''cafen Miami Cniversitv r- .1. rim from both a single wins; for- Stv) Chicago Bears Defense Not Tested C.AVI.K TAI.BOT YORK. Oct.

body will ever heal those Bears: again. The only outside chance of; stir Jimmy Cnn.elman. coach of the' stowing them down is to gel them Conx-lmnn looked I inn r.i->.>,i™l 7. llllMII IlKJM tl conference. T.C.I 1 and S.M.i:." If! offioin).

you go to the Rose Rou I you can't win much glory from a team that's CORAL GABLF.S. Fla. John the un. leven. ham together." intercepted one forward pass Public lickel sales start 11 two years of varsity day and advance demand indicates.

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