The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • 7

THF This week the Pansies rolled hi three game total of 1452 anil lift: th THE MORNING HERALD HAGERSTOWN MD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 1941 ALL-AMERICA BACKS WILL i i Daisies high single game of 529 Couchman of the Pansies Frances NOIRE DAME FACES POWERFUL CADETS 1 Colley See Um 4 of Sports Marines Uncover SHOW IM WEEK-END GAMES A Star Player Coach of Irish Plans Several Changes in Starting Lineup on Saturday rolled high three games 115 1U4 100 320 and Vlnnlc Gossan! of tho Hoses high single game of 120 Other good scores were rolled hy Price HI 102 312 Snyder 112 J09 3ns Warner 116 H0 803 ft Beard 114 103 HloufTer 112 101: I Crawrord 109 100 Shunn 113: Bowman 112 Lent hernia ii 10S 31 McClain 102 St on (Tor 107: Butts 106 Hall 105: reiser 103 Unsold 102: I Frldiuger 102: Ilolirer 102: 102: Nnnnmaker 101 Hartman 101 Routxahu 101: Hiller inj Huukr 100: Pits 100 RtidisiLL 100 Johns 100 Won 21 20 17 16 Pillules Violets Iris Jnii'iuils mu Lost 6 7 in Blanchard Kelly and Davis Will be on Display in the Army-lrish Game Other Backs Are Being Given Once Over JIUUSU IMAUUK High total three games Kars 1637 High single game Kars 069 High total three nunei individual Harp 371 High single game Young 131 Nenizek 131 Other scores: Harp 131 129 121 371 Khowe 120 nr Sfil Showe 125 120 356: Ncmcek 125 131 34S Trostle 125 120 345 Young 131 329 Denmftelss 124 320 Heachley 120 317: Wiles 313: Judd 307 Isetnlnger 307 Stotlemyer 303 Won Lost Antlers a 19 i Kars 17 7 Noses 9 15 By WHITNEY MARTIN New York Nov 8 (p) Well sow that all the elections returns are in and reading like a Tulsa football score wo can get down to really serious things such as who will win the Army-Notre Dame New York Nov 9 When Army's unbeaten football football game and whether or not team-arid once defeated Notre Dame clash Saturday at the Heads 21 inaiaalV 11 12 in 17 17 19 21 Joe Louis has lost his punch As for the latter the answer seems-to be a robust nay as the Gardenias -Daisies Tulips Lilacs Roses Carnations Camp Lcjcune Nor 9 (JPm only once in five gameatl this year and then hy the powerf' ful Balnbridgo Navy cloven C'amplf Lcjeunc's gridders unwrapped'' today In the son of Elroy (Crazy Legs) ilirschL former Wisconsin-Michigan 'star1 back illrsch unable to practice with Lhe team because of a rigid Marine training schedule got Into his flrsb game briefly last week against! Rogue Field and starred as thej Marines won 41-0 The Marines play Rainbridge return game here Nov 19 and ilirsch in llm lineup hope to do hetier than the 53-7 licking the look in I he first game except for Mainlnidge the Marines'! haven't been scored on last minute lineup switches that indicated he would bank heavily on tho pitching Qf Quarterbacks Frank Danclcwics and Joe Gas-parclla Husky George Sullivan was returned to left tackle from his experimental sojourn at end and 6-foot 4-inch Bill O'Connor of Ft Montgomery moved back to the left flank ostensibly to spear passes Has Big Worry Still a source of worry to McKeever is the left half spot vacated when Achillo (Chick) Maggloli was transferred to a Marine base Any running mate he digs up for stellar Bob Kelly will be small and inexperienced Bill Chandler 175-pound freshman who stands 5 feet inches Is the likely starter at left half with relief coming from 155-pound Jim Brennan or 160-pound Nunzio Marino The post was further weakened by the loss of George Tcrlep after the Navy game Fast-stepping Kelly who has scored 72 points on 11 touchdowns and six conversions recently received an Annapolis appointment and will cast an vote along with tho 11 Navy trainees a till 12 10 10 8 6 a a a a iii i LE1TEIUH LEAGUE Kuhitnan captured the evening with high single count of 119 Barr captured the high double with a score of 212 Other high scores were: Letter Yankee Stadium three of the outstanding candidates for All-America backfield honors will be on parade The gridiron season has produced a dozen or so backs who big guy is going about knocking I rate serious consideration for the mythical eleven but none is bowlegged the totem poles he had more prominent than Felix Blanchard a plunging full-been meeting in exhibitions je' back with the speed of a halfback Fleet Glenn Davis of spite the matreBBee on his hands Army and Bob Kelly the 19-year old halfback who reels off it rata iimmy I touchdowns for the Irish have drawn rave notices 1 Proves Big Factor I Blanchard 205-pound plebe is I remainder: Bob Weiss and Dob given much of the credit for mak-1 Kussbaumer who performed was Johnston the man In the white hat Johnston's at 105 100 Pope 104 Selgman 103 98 Galliher 99 Saum 99 Mots 99 Davis South Bond toil Nov 0 ill tip-tun ttliapo I111L with little hope of upselling mighty Army Notre Dame's Uli-member foollmll squad today began a twu-duy exodus to New York for Saturday 'a buttle with the Cad pis at Yankee Sta diuni Genial Ed McKeever who left this aflerhoun with 2-1 youthful viviliun players appeared resigned to an Irish trimming by Army for the first time in 13 seasons lie asserted grimly "arc going to New York with a punt a pass and a and the only thing really sure of is the prayer" Squad In Shape The main Irish contingent which will spend Frdiay at Bear Mountain a resort near West Point will he followed hy 11 Navy trainees who must travel under a 4S-hour restriction McKeever said his charges emerged from the week's practice in good shape the only thing that hurt this week was our feelings artcr Navy got through beating he said The Irish coach made several 98 Schlosser 97 92 Letter 95 Cookmnn 93: Dutrow 90 Thomas 90 Yeakle 90 Won Lost Navy 13 7 Const Guard 10 10 Army 9 11 Marines 12 Houle1 glnnilliig PrnuceK rmchniHn Amelia Kllimt Mary rtmiunlm Martha Snyiler Marie llnrinmn Virginia amor Cftrrlo Price Virginia Patterson I mile nONHilffl i i s' Carrin Nunamaker aw Gladys 1eat licrinau I a Blanche Schwinger Edna llsuscs Lui-illo Crawford 1038 1024 1009 1002 998 989 983 982 978 971 96 964 961 956 nnrtftHnrrthatmiehwniMencheUl I possible Coach Earl Blaik'a I Michigan until their recent military chednled ft meet on Johnny ''coring combination HI trnfer Tom MbWilliom frraU- game Denson: here next Monday but a presence in the lineup makes It im- man on Mississippi States all-vic- fron the captains retained a three Blight error made in permit jerative that the Cadets opponents torious eleven 1 Au'mesr ting Denson to go into the ring draw UP their cl0B0 forma-1 Southern California rated the best Th8 colonels had high single gamo wiUi Louis at Detroit Denson got I they Blanchard is collegiate back on the West Coast of 555 and also total with 1587 Hoff i man of the Colonels had high total Men Women Old 4 405060! 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PAXGIIORX WOM EX'S LRArlR Pat Weaver rolling 119 came through with highest score for the A evening Phyllis Hess had high to- nMia vftiirt avid Mt Too rani good I liable to blast his way off tackle before his recent transfer Bob of 351 and tied with Bowers of tho(tai for two games with 213 points in the first round so Joe naturallv It they do then the way is clear for Hornschemeyer of TncTfana and Bor- Corporals lor high single game other BoodTcOTrwifnflfirLohman outl dtI end Rich fleet mete as Doug Is (Bab) Dlmancheir outstanding offensive and defensive ball carrier had to protect his interests went Denson and in such a condi I Kenna and Max Minor to circle the tion it seemed he would not he in ends 102: Mildred Flook 99 Arlene High scores: Hoffman 146 113 Troupe 98 Norma Grogan 94 Roh-351 Bowers 146 335 Wilson 124 lerta Llllard 98 Betty Lewis 92: 110 333 Farmer 133 332: Showe I Ruth Harmison 92: Betty Bachtell 122 111 330 ltnyre 125 111 330 91 and Dorothey Chronicler 91 Among these are starters Sullivan O'Connor and Chandler Want to Feel Years YoungerT Do you blame eahaueted wora-out feeling onrart? Thouianda at pepsins up wti Oitrfz baa done Contains loale many need it A 60 60 for body old sole I because toy In Iron: alii prophylactlo mace vitamin Bl augtory alia now only 20c )odr old aolalv because lovlafroi stlo doses vitamin Bu eelctum 35o fmr tiueiory elxa now only 20c Try Oitrex Tenia Tsncu for new pep younger feeUns (ble verydsfi I Trace 110 112 112 223: Hargett 113 Wagner 111 815: Nico- The mines and quarries of ancient Transylvania supplied Rome with gold and marble shape to meet boy on I Kelly a Chicago high school prod-Monday a fact deeply regretted by luct has been running goalward the Bomber fever Blnce he joined the Notre I Dame varsity the latter part of the Anyway It seems there is no rea-1 1943 season Even in the whipping bm ciiiu hi iijuy a Uexaii FUaruntcj'" demus 119 314 Beachley 116 309 Doc Ziegler 119 305 Carper 116 Won Gunners 13 Bombardiers 19 Pilots 7 Paratroopers 6 Navigators 6 Co -Pilots 6 Haegg Ordered 302 Miller 202 Flegley 301: A Bnr-1 I per 125 801: Rocco 300 Forsythe Into JGTVICG 115 SmIUl 1145 Beckly V1 Won mm a ea a a aaa 0 2l son to worry about the champion's I handed the Irish by Navy last week punch He weighs about 15 pounds the 183 pounder stood out Stockholm Sweden Nov 9 (ff)-more than he did when defending an excelent punier and a very Gunder Haegg Swedish miler said his title but as far as his oppon- tricky runner today he had been ordered to re- Any coach would be happy to I port for military service Dec 20 1 entB are concerned it's just adding Lost 6 9 12 14 16 17 17 17 FERA Girls Will Usher in Season Majors Colonels 18 Privates 15 Generals 13 Sergeants 11 Captains lu Corporals I in Lieutenants 1U L1 1( 15 pounds to an anvil that drops on have Juat three men with a but was seeking a postponement 1 player named Joe thrown in to com-1 until January because he expected your head ELKS LADIES LEAGUE High three games: -M Kris 342: WJlhlde 827: Baker 313: a heavy Christmas rush at the A lor Army-Notre Dame we like sM the ave enough other great back to give Malmoe haberdashery where he 1 I H'rti 307i KnlMly ao'i Bes- Tonight on the Newton Baker Hospital gym basketball court the FERA cage team will usher in their season meeting the WAC team of the hospital which by the way will be the first game of the season for the The game is expected to get under way about i Army in this one despite attempts to build up the Irish to a point where an upset not only Is possible but expected employed I ard 301 Discus tag a proposed trip tol 153 the United States Haegg declared ly 116 Warner that "iomrainAtnnt tn ffn fn tVio I BIlR Charlton 112: Rouzer 111 'I am -reluctant to go for the baley Kaiss the All-America selectors plenty of headaches before the team la announced a month hence Navy has its chief candidate In WtttheUc alumnl ot Bo JenkIa8 a (ullback from Ala bama who delights in ripping lines are thousands In the in a 109 Ruth winter season because I be-l08 Bair 107 Logan 106 whom there lleve that Swedes can make a 1 7l showing indoors without a longner 102 Ray ioi Gallagher Between MetropollUn area who sure a host ot good back whether South Bend is in Illinois 195-pound ot If I receive b'iooYj! cam-Bisrshihgi 100 halves the weight-lifters representing the FERA will put on an exhibition for the veterans A team of live men will make the trip and a complete program has been worked out PONfipKD th MOMEY-SAV METHOD OF DOING provided at Annapolis but the Jenkins is a standout Others Show Cists Ohio State has Les Horvath sparking a -wealth of freshman I OLYMPIC CONTESTS period training invitation for the summer paign think about it I am in or Wyoming point to the traditional fight of the Notre Dame team Us spectacular passing attack and its traditional success against Army The May team won the first third Rullx won door prise Won May iii 19 January 18 April eeeeese 16 August iiiMti1 September 14 March 13 Noember 12 February 12 December 11 October 6 Lost 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 15 16 21 CORCORAN SIGNS FOR THREE YEARS 01 backs Horyath 23-year-old dental Well we think that as far as that student playing his fourth year goes Army has a little of that wjth the unbeaten Bucks after a thing called fight too as well as yenr jn tho Army is a dynamic 1 a patsing attack end traditions ranner wlth bmtJt 0 pltcll cMcl! were made to be broken ful Rtride jiiinoiB touting President the Inlernationai 0 touting Olympic Committee told reporters in full stride vJ New York Nov 9 Ed Dudley president of Professional Association announced today that Fred Corcoran tournament manager of the organization had been signed to a new three-year contract' Corcoran is completing 1 eighth year on the job his tenure being longer than any of his predecessors He will be with the golfers on their winter tour this year From what we saw of Notre 1 Young nations lonay niH organization was maxing rrom wnai we saw or INOira l00-meter champion for All-Amer- pnfatVp nlnnB fnp nt Dame we rate it a good peace- lca hQnors and not wlthout reason1 tentRtlve plans for TeBuraptl011 of Ume football team From what we The chttaky Neps have seen of Army rate it an lh a tootbaU utt lna exceptional peacetime team lNotre Dame peBlIyi remembers Notre big line was roll-1 his 73-yard run ed back by Navy line Vn eounlrv at war mav ha hnatl wo country ai war may oe nost37 to the games and Edstrom in the United States to -ittend nn IninNl uniiea aiaies to auena an national Business Men Congress Bob Fenlmore a sophomore at IX SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE Full honors for the first third go to grand team the 8t John's Pansies They captured first place in league by winning 21 out of sanies high team single game 1 562 high team three game total UHi and their whls captain inter- ceg couchman best bowler there Is with excellent form rolled high listed Lausanne Switzerland andl8inl same of 150 and high three been rol ed hack by iny- Oklahoma A end Ilkewlae 1 a I Stockhr a re wltt1 ot Thlt what you -nd be consldred caP speed demon But he's also one of cities in Spain Portugal and Finable of any opponents the old-type triple threat men kick- land as line-unti! proved ling and passing with equal ability Edstrom moved Into the presi Jin given much oC the credit £or office upon the death of ib 8 knocking off previously unbeaten Count de Baillet-Latour of France Cadets have at least equal spirit Tulga two weeks ag0 1 and perhaps more Incentive They and will remain in office until the I Looking over only a few of the committee meet after tho WEWAVB ALb msTim ii iii SELECTION Goneord eliminated fancy fixtures and elaborate window THEiANSWERS TO YOUR about mes mm can war fortcashT a MOU lb Concord tells credit lessee ljf bool RATCKS WUL' Airplane Stamp- No 3 is valid as of Nov 1st! 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