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FOUR HOPE STAR, MOPE, ARKANSAS Other Schedules Are Tough But All Teams Point for Notre Dame "Lack of Reserve Linemen Problem for Dame Practice Is Ortefeed, Players, Coaches Are Cflb'si By JERRY BRONDFIELD i NEA Service Sports Writer SOUTH BEND Don't take it too badly if you're riding with Notre Dame all season and the Irish should perid to take it' on the chin. They might go into every game tagged as the favorite b'ut they're vip against something no other team in the land must contend with. the South Benders play Otte of the most murderous schedules in the business but everyone on their rune-game program points for them. Beating the Irish re synonymous with a successful season. The.

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Only three or four out of thfeseore major teams figure to go through undefeated. Notre Dame may sneak by but its' extremely doubtful. Reserve Strength Is Line Problem Elmer Ijaj'den's backs can more than carry the load but the thin man doubts that he has the reserve line strength which is so vitally necessary. Steve Sitko, a great defensive man, closely approaches the perfect quarterback. His generalship is the best a Notre Dame team has had since Frank Carideo called plays.

Harry Stevenson, Bob Eaggau and Ben Sheridan, will do as left halfbacks. Lou Zontini fills the bill at right half with Sophmore Bernie Crimmtns a real comer Thesing and Milt Fiepul are corking fullbacks The outfit has speed and good kicekrs. passers and pass receivers. Capt. Johnny Kelly at one end the lone holdover from last year' line.

Bill Kerr on the other 'flank will do. Tad Harvey and Tom Gallagher, the tackles, are first-rate. Joe DeFranco and John Gubanicli fill the guard spits capably. Johnny Mclntype is a topnotch center. But behind these men the material drops off from typical Notre Dame reserve strength.

The shotVcoming is likely to be the direct cause of what sooner or later will be dubbed an upset. In Joe Bolkand the Irish have one of the best line teachers extant. If can outlast Navy in Cleveland's huge municipal stadium. Oct. 21.

and get by a power-laden Carnigie Tech squad in Pittsburgh the following week, they can into November with a little more Sope. That is, if Army, Iowa, Northwestern and Southeran California can give OUR BOARDING MOUSE. with MAJOR HOOPLE VOU," THIS IS VOU TO CLUB rrOMQRfcJO MIGHT? THE WANT TO HELP PUT OM A 'BENEFIT 7 Men's Jackets and Sweaters jackets in waterproof suedeines. khakis, and meltons, all strongly made to stand hard wear. 4.95 Men's Sweaters in knits and knit and leater combinations.

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OFF. KAYETTEV1LLR Cnnch Fred Thomson's hopes for a University of Arkansas football victory over the University of Texas nt Auslon Saturday fueled Tuesday as it developed that Kay Kukln, triple-threat co-captain, may be unable to piny. Eakin did not drill with the Porkers Tuesday afternoon. It became evident thai he is not recovering ns rapidly as hud been expected from hack injury he. suffered in the Baylor same.

Lyon l.iki-ly Substitute Thomson said Eakin's absence from the hackficld would force him to re- Vnmp offensive plays. If Eakin does not sturl Gloyd Lyon probably will call most of the Hiizborback's A. J. Yate.s. guard imd John Frie- borger.

end. who have been out of tlir past two games, have not returned to priicticL- anil probably will on the injured list this week. McDonald, Mitchell May Start Thomson has used Estes McDonald and A. E. Mitchell, two reserve half hacks, on the first team in scriirUnane with the freshman (cam during the past two days.

The Razorback mentor said they may start against Texas. Thomsen ran the freshman team against the varsity squad today in an effort to strengthen defense against Texas. Some time was also devoicd to working out blocking assignments to be used with pass plays. much hope to any club. When Notre Dame teams cna't get by on physical power they let their spirit take up the slack.

Layden is a master at organization. He holds staff meetings every day of the week. Flayers and coaches lunch together in the school commons, sit next to the lowest freshmen. Notre Dame teams practice not more than an hour and a half a day but probably get more accomplished than most squads who are on the field two lours or more. Layden and his assistants have every thing streamlined.

Every man on the iquad is constantly doing something. Vo one stands around watching some one else. The Notre Dame system in the final analysis is to keep moving and hit the othev Suy first. CLUB NOTES Bruce Chapel The Bruce Chapel Club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. O.

E. Foster and Mrs. J. A. Cullins on October 2.

1939. The house was called to order by the president and songs were sung on the Range and Sourwood Mountain. The minutes were read by the secretary and the roll was called. All officers were present. Miss Fletcher i our new home demonstration agent, i was with us.

She gave a demonstration on renevation linoleium rugs plans for kitchen stool and garbage pale cover. The November meeting will be el- I ection of officers. In December we will have demonstrations in Christmas cookery. Hinton Club The ladies of Hinton Home Demonstration club held their regular meeting Tuesday, October 10 with eight members present. Group sing' ing was led by Mrs.

Lynn Jones. For devotional lesson Mrs. Eric Hollis read portions of the ninety-fifth Psalm Mrs. C. D.

Middlebrooks led in prayer. Minutes were read and approved. Old and new business was dispensed with rapidly and some time was spent in discussing ways of improving the iair fo rnext year. We were happy to have Miss Fletcher meet with us and at this time the meeting was turned over to her. She first conducted our study course, then gave a demonstration and instructions on house furnishing which was rtal interesting.

All members are urged to be present at the next meeting as it will be time to elect new officers. Cookies and lemonade was served during the social half hour by the hostess, Mrs. Lynn Jones. The next meeting will be the second Tuesday in November at the Club House. MIND YOUR MANNERS T.

M. u. err. Test your knowledge or correct social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: l.In introducing a young woman to one much older, whose name is spoken first? 2. In introducing one person to a group, need you repeat the stranger's name each time? 0.

Is it important to get the numn of anyone to whom you are introduced? 4. What is the one acknowledgement of an introduction that is always correct? 5. Is it easy for a person to get along well socially if he refuses to make introductions unless he cannot possibly escape doing so? What would you do if You are introducing a very young woman and a much older man. Would you 'a) "Miss Smith, Mr. Jones?" 'Mr.

Jones, may I present Miss Smith?" Answers 1. The older woman's. 2. No. It is all right lo say.

Brown naming the group, etc. 3. Yes. 4. "How do you do?" 5.

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With 91 points to his credit, nagh probably will go well past 10D in points this season. His pass catch- inn has figured in many Tiger scoring drivp.s during the past two sen- sons. Although he has caught 45 passes during his college career for a total of 7117 yards, The 18() yards he ran on his other yardage so far to 1177. Sweet Potato A sweet potato weighing 6 1-4 pounds was hroushl to Hope? Thursday hy Elton Belts, farmer living on the Thompson Murpyh farm below Fulton. Kavanaugh Boosted BATON ROUGE, La.

Louisiana State's all-Amorienn end candidate. Kenneth Kavanaugh from Little Rock. is hailed in this section as one of the greatest offensive ends in history. He probably set a new scoring rec- rd in tho past two weeks by scoring nil the L. U.

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