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MONDAY, OCT. 18, 1937 Want Ad Headquarters, Conrt 4900 Other Press Departments, Conrt 7200 TWENTY-SEVEN THE PITTSBURGH PRESS WAYNESBURG MOVES TO FOREFRONT IN CLASS my Trim Coupon Xeattu at Borders 8, Golf Champions Andy Szwedko To Battle Brenkus For County Title Andy Szwedko today had successfully completed his first test for the retention of the county parks championship which he won in 1936, by defeating Steve Borovich, a former title-holder, 2 and 1, in the 36-hole final round for the North Park championship. Salem Victim Of Jackets' Great Power California Teachers Remain Only District Eleven With Perfect Record i 23 1 Gyp Battles, Baugh Run Bucs Ragged Famous Pair Run and Pass Redskins to 34-20 Win Over Pirate Pros Mrs. V. M.

Shewbert Women's Titleholder At St. Clair E. J. Dettling Tops Howard Harpster For His Title mmzsm .1 I Pitt HQ; WiscorisTn Oregon Oregon State 1 1 is The lady who talks like Texas and Ask E. J.

Dettling to tell you about his first and only hole-in- the wide open spaces and plays Arkansas such good golf for St. Clair Coun one. He'd rather talk about that than his feat of Next Sunday he will meet Chuck Brenkus, South Park champion, in defense of his county title. The Southern Methodist Boston College Detroit story, Szwedko did an about-face and evened the match at the end of the 27th hole. Continuing this pace, the defending champion won the 16th and 17th holes to end the match.

Fourth in Row Southern California California Duk Colgate winning the St. Clair men's golf cham pionship for 1937, which was his first tournament conquest. ling trounced Howard Harps former Car- Brown Columbia 5 6 7 a 9 10 Position L.F.. K.G.. R.T...

K.K.. ft R.H.. PIRATES REDSKINS Sites Millner Edwards entry Olson Basra Kan al Kakasir Michaels well Karrher Car Malnne R. Smith Smith Pinekert Davidson Battles Weinstork (A.C.) Irwin first 18 holes will be played at South Park Sunday morning and the final 18 at North Park in the afternoon. Borovich and Szwedko played on fairly even terms on the first nine, the former taking the third, fourth and ninth holes while the latter copped the fifth and sixth.

Borovich led, 2 up, at the end of 18 holes, taking the third, fifth and sixth holes while Szwedko captured the second and ninth. On the final 18 it was a different try Club is Mrs. Victor M. Shewbert, two time women's champion at St. Clair.

Mrs. Shewbert won the St. Clair women's crown in a 36-hole battle with Mrs. J. Ray Murphy, 1935 champion.

They met in the 1936" final and were even at the end of the first 18 holes. It was the same the MORNING ..545443555 10 ..54 435455 4 3 5 'i 5 3 4 5 4 4 4 36 7 ..5 3433444 5 3A 7 Fordham Texas Christian Srwefikrt out Borovirh out Siwedko in Borovich in Allegheny Grove City f3 negie Tech all- Harvard Dartmouth AFTERNOON ....4 4433355 4 35 5 4 4 3 5 3 4 4 537 4 3 4 3 4 5 3 4 5 4333445 Szneilko out Borovich out Szwedko in Borovich in American grid star and coach, 6 and 5, in the 36 hole final. Michigan Iowa Manhattan Kentucky Within a few Mrs. Shewbert past season. Michigan State Marquette Score hv period: PIRATKS 1.1 7 RED SKINS 7 13 II 34 Pirate scorine: Touchdowns Blood 2, Goals after touchdown Weinstnrk tolaee-ment): Nireolai (placement.

Missed coal after touchdown Weinstock (placement blocked). Redskin srorine: Touchdowns Battles .1. Malnne. Justice. Goals after touchdowns R.

Smith 4 (placements). Missed rnals after touchdowns R. Smith (placement). Pirate substitutions Brett. May-hew.

Holcomh. Thompson. Blood. Raborn. Nireolai.

Fiske. Sortet. Zaninelli. Karpo-wich. Perko.

Breeden. Karris. Redskin substitutions Justice. Bond. Kranse.

Mr-Chesney. Hmicli. B. Smith. Kahn.

Peterson. Younc Referee V. G. i'rowell. I'mnire Bernald Eberts.

Mrs. Shewbert has been golfing 22 I 15 North Carolina Tulane By PHIL GUNDELFINGEK, JR. Waynesburg College moved into the foreground of the district Class football scene over the week-end as tha major development of the dozen games played. The Jackets have shovn little against big time elevens this year but they've demonstrated in their two contests against teams of their own level that they're plenty tough. Salem fell victim Friday by a 41-0 tally and joined Slippery Rock which was bumped, 21-0.

earlier. Frank Wolfs learn has last to Duquosne and Fordham by big cores and it will likely fall before West Virginia Saturday but the remaining teams on the card had better beware. It's possible that the- Jacket-St. Vincent clash at Latrobe Nov. 13 will decide the crown.

The Bearcats from Latrobe lost their first game of the season to a powerful Duquesne team Friday, 26-0. California Teachers therefore remains the lone lindefpatpri mas'; Tt Notre Dame for ten years throughout the South, Southwest and Middle West. She started in Birmingham, Ala. She shot her best round, a 77, in Mine-ola, Tex. She won her first title Navy Northwestern 16! Ohio State in St.

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Dettling days after this, he bagged the hole-in-one, a spoon shot on the first hole at St. Clair. The St. Clair star reached the club semi-finals in 1935 and 1936, but it was Dr. Tom Canon, onetime Pitt golt captain, who won two years ago, and John Wayman, the W.

J. golfer, who turned the trick in 1936. Dettling captained and played No. 2 for St. Clair in the singles of the West Penn team matches.

He played his first golf about 15 years ago, starting at Castle Shannon Golf Club. The St. Clair champion has a club handicap of three. In the Pennsylvania Golf Association, he gets eight strokes. lowa open championship and the Des Moines city title while residing in the Hawkeye capital.

For two seasons, Mrs. Shewbert has played No. 1 in the St. Clair lineup in the West Penn Women's Golf Assn. team matches.

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18 Down here in the National Capital, it's the old reliable Gyp Battles along the ground and the sensational Sammy Baugh through the air ways, and this pair has the Washington Redskins travelling a wide open trail- to the Eastern Division championship in the National Football League. Congress may convene next month, but of greater importance is the fact that Battles and Baugh are in session now. They staged a little party here yesterday and came out of it with a 34-20 victory over the Pirates, their third triumph of the season. Battles ran for three touchdowns, one of 60 yards on a pass interception and two of 60 and 71 from scrimmage. When he had reeled off the last of these gallops he was permitted to go take his shower.

Baugh flung 16 passes and completed seven of them, but the damage was all done in two short tosses to Charlie Malone and Ed Justice. Both arched over the Pirate line into the end zone to hit the touchdown bell. The Pirates accomplished quite a lot on their own, but the three touchdowns they made and the SEND COUPONS TO Football Contest Editor, Box 476 THE PITTSBURGH. PRESS (5) Accurate facsimiles of the official contest coupon are acceptable. However, such faesimilies must be exactly the same size and with the boxes in exactly the same position as the official coupon published in The Press to facilitate judpiny.

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Horace "Red'" Lavely caught two touchdown passes and booted the threp decisive conversions to decide the game and hoist himself into the district hall of fame. Indiana Teachers crushed Edinboro, 31-0, to mark up the third teachers' college scalp in four games. Clarion Teachers failed at conversion and Thiel registered its first win when McKinstry did convert, 7 to 6. AV. J.

Stops Red Devils Bethany and Grove City prove disappointments after early season season promise and took beatings from outside teams. The Bisons were thumped. 14-0. by Kenyon, and the Crimson provided Juniata with its third straight victim this year, 13-6. Wash-Jeff invoked last-minute hocus-pocus to pttll a 7-7 tie with Dickinson's Red Devils who hadn't been scored on in three victorious games.

In West Virginia Conference pames Davis-Elkins surprised W. Va. Wesleyan, 1936 Class kings. 7-0, and Glenville Teachers romped over West Liberty Teachers. 31-13.

Wesleyan has now lost all four games this year. The big fire on the Slippery Rock campus postponed the Rocket-West iji jii i Standing of the Teams Eastern Division Pts. O. P. 50 27 7i S.1 29 76 78 7 W.

New York 3 Washington 3 Brooklyn Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1 1 1 3 4 5 T. 1 51 104 'Copyrisrht. 137. by Pittsburgh Press Co. Western Division 1 f'hiraeo (Bears) 4 Detroit 4 Green Bay 3 Chiraeo (Cards) 3 Cleveland 1 1 57 87 104 74 40 1 1 3i 57 3 101 Sutherland Tells Why He Kept Stebbins In Game After Fumbles This week's schedule: Sunday Brooklyn at New York.

Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Green Bay, Detroit at Chiraeo (Bears), Chicago (Cardinals) at Pittsburgh. win some before he's through," Dr. Sutherland continued, adding: "Don't forget that when he wasn't fumbling he was the best back on the field." minster game carded as a feature of the homecoming celebration. Mintz Closes Conn-Corbett fourth that was taken away from them for a rule infringement left them 'way behind at the finish. Blood Counts Twice Playing Coach Johnny Blood counted two of the touchdowns, one on a forward pass from Fiske, followed by a 15-yard run, and the other on a lateral from Karcis, with a four-yard gallop.

Tuffy Thompson gave the Bucs their other score with a run that was as beautiful as any of Battles'. The little halfback grabbed a pass from Blood and with a quick reverse of his field scampered 72 yards for the counter. Johnny Gildea heaved a long pass to Wilbur Sortet, who caught it on the Redskins 20 and raced over near the close of the first half, but Pittsburgh was called for off-side and the play went for naught. It was an important miscue, for instead of leading the Redskins 20-7, their margin was cut to 13-7. In first downs and yards gained, the battle was as near a standoff as was possible, but the Redskins made 34 points and the Pirates only 20.

The Tribe piled up 13 first Fifty five thousand persons who watched Pitt and Fordham in their scoreless tie Saturday, expected Dr. Jock Sutherland to send in a replacement for Harold Stebbins when it became evident that the curly-haired halfback had been seized with a severe attack of fumble-itis. Yet Stebbins played 59 minutes of the game, and yesterday Dr. Sutherland explained why. 'Curly' is a good halfback who was having, one of those bad days that come to all of us.

When he fumbled first, I didn't think he would do it again. But he repeated several times and every time he did made it that much surer he would stay in the lineup. I knew Stebbins felt worse than anyone else and I would rather have sacrificed the game than one small bit of the boy's pride," Dr. Sutherland said. "What wasn't known was that 'Curly' had been hurt two weeks ago and had had no drilling at all in ball handling in that time.

So perhaps it was my fault for using him at all. "But 'Curly' didn't lose the Fordham game for us and he'll College Standings DISTRICT CLASS A W. L. T. Pet.

Pts. P. Pittsburgh 1 l.ooo 85 Duquesne 1 () .750 UH l.J VV. Virginia 1 (I 7 Tech .12 0 .333 23 32 DISTRICT CLASS California T. 2 0 1 1.00(1 15 St.

Vincent 3 1 .750 ri 3H Indiana T. 3 1 loft 32 Waynesburs 2 2 Htt Wash-Jell 1 1 1 .5110 -22 14 Thiel 1 1 () .500 13 41 Alleeheny 1 '2 () .333 2 45 Bethany 1 2 .333 22 23 Grove City 1 2 0 .333 I 20 32 Geneva 1 2 1 .333 7 33 Clarion 1 3 0 .250 31 55 Edinboro T. 2 1 .000 64 Westminster 0 2 0 .000 3 28 Slip Rock T. 0 3 0 0 4S W. Va.

Wesleyan 0 4 0 .000 13 78 WESTERN CONFERENCE W. L. T. Pet. Pts.

O.P. Northwestern ..2 (I 1 21 7 Minnesota 2 0 1.000 45 (5 Wisconsin 2 l.OOO 40 6 Ohio State 1 l.ooo 13 Indiana 1 1 0 .500 13 12 Purdue 2 () .000 7 27 Illinois 1 .000 13 Iowa 0 1 13 Michigan 0 2 4 Chicaero 0 1 .000 27 BIG SIX CONFERENCE W. L. T. Pet.

Pts. O.P. Nebraska 1 0 1 1.000 20 7 K.tisas 1 0 1.000 14 Missouri 1 0 0 1.000 14 7 Oklahoma 0 1 .000 0 0 Promoter Jake Mintz has completed his main events for his next three boxing shows at Duquesne Garden. John Henry Lewis, world's light heavyweight champion, meets Arturo Godoy, South American heavyweight, in the top bout on Thursday night, Oct. 28.

Young Corbett, San Francisco, will meet Billy Conn in the main go on Nov. 8. Corbett is the only major fighter to hold a decision over the East Liberty lad. Al Gainer, New Orleans, battles Tiger Fox in the feature battle at the Garden on Nov. 22.

The winner has" been promised a crack at John Henry Lewis with the 175-pound title at stake. TWO NEW sP oris Stew Served Hot By LESTER BIEDERMAN Little JERRY MATELAN, slightly forgotten in the general uproar of acclaim after Carnegie Tech's surprising 9-7 victory over Notre Dame at the Stadium Saturday, was a hero, nevertheless. He was the boy who first placed the Tartans deep in the game, when he caught that pass from MERLYN CONDIT and ran it down to the downs and a total of 300 yards in passes and running plays. The Pirates moved the sticks forward 12 times and totaled 303 yards in gains. Outpunt Redskins Gildea and Blood, who did the Pirate punting, averaged 47 yards for eight punts, against Baugh's 32.

But Baugh had something else, a pitching arm, that neither Gildea, Blood nor Max Fiske could match. The game was less than a minute old when Battles swiped a Pirate pass and ran It back 60 yards to score. It was a short flip by Smith to Davidson, who reached it just enough to tip the ball into Battles hands. The Gyp knew what to do then and he did it. Riley Smith converted the extra point, as he did three times later.

STYLED SO SMARTLY BUILT SO WELL-PRICED SO LOW YOU'RE GOING TO SAY Irish 2-yard stripe, from which point LEO NA-POTNIK bucked ft across. But his pay-off play came late in the contest with Tech leading, 9-7, but Notre Dame knocking, as always, at the touchdown door. It was Notre Dame's ball on Tech's 23. first down. The Irish suffered a two-vard loss on the first play.

Then they began to pass. Two passes fell incomplete. On last down, McCarthy faded back. Back he went until he finally found SKOGLUND, his left end, standing in the end zone, in the extreme corner of the field. He tossed the ball in his direction.

It looked mighty good, with SKOGLUND standing there waiting for the ball to fall when MATELAN raced across and just at the proper instant, batted it out of SKOGLUND hands! It saved the day and the came, as the Tartans took the ball on downs and Ik Kansas State 0 1 0 7 14 Iowa State 0 2 0 .000 13 34 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE W. 1. T. Pet. Pts.

O.P. Alabama 2 1.000 70 7 La. State 2 0 0 1.000 32 0 Geors-ia Tech 1 0 l.OOO 32 0 Vanderbilt 1 l.OOO 12 Auburn 1 0 1 1.000 33 7 Florida 1 1 0 .500 21 1H Tulane 1 0 0 Georgia 0 Mississippi 0 1 0 13 Tennessee 0 1 0 7 14 Miss. State 0 1 0 7 33 Kentucky 4 0 2 0 0 44 Sewandee 0 2 OOO 0 8U SOUTHERN CONFERENCE W. L.

T. Pet. Pts. OP. V.

M. 1 3 0 () l.OOO 38 lr! Duke 2 0 l.OOO 59 N. Carolina 2 0 1 1.000 fil 13 Wash-Leo 1 0 l.OOO 0 Maryland 1 1 OOO 3 Citadel 1 0 0 l.OOO 8 0 S. Carolina 1 0 1 l.OOO 25 20 NT C. State 2 1 1 2 30 W-m.

1 1 0 .500 21 20 Furman 0 1 1 .000 7 15 Clemson 0 0 0 000 Wake Forest 0 1 0 0 28 Richmond 0 2 0 .000 7 27 V. P. I 3 0 7 50 Davidson 4 0 OOO 15 69 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE W. Ij. T.

Pet. Pts. O.P. Baylor 1 0 0 1.000 20 14 Arkansas 1 1 1 .500 42 37 Tex. Azeies 0 0 1 7 7 Tex.

Chris. 0 0 2 .000 14 14 Texas 0 1 0 .000 10 21 Rice 0 0 .000 S. Methodist 0 0 0 .000 Contest Scores Saturday, Oct. 16 the last Irish threat ended. The first person Jerry Matelan to grab Coach BILL KERN'S hand and shake it after the game was WHITEY LEE, the injured Carnegie fullback, who sat on the bench throughout, in uniform, ready to go in if needed.

He was happy; though he didn't take part in the battle. Pitt Carnegie Anbnrn 33 Tulane 7 Columbia 20 Syracuse 14 Duke 20 Holy Cross 7 Indiana 13 Kansas 13 Villanova 20 Nebraska Northwestern 14 Penn State 14 Vanderbilt 6 Alabama 14 Tex. 7 Navy Wisconsin 13 Yale 15 Fordham 0 Notre Dame 7 Mississippi State. 7 Colgate T. Pennsylvania Cornell Georgia Tech 1 Georgia Illinois Marquette Manhattan Oklahoma Purdue 7 Lehigh 7 S.

Methodist 0 Tennessee 7 Texas A. 7 Harvard Iowa Army 7 room, took off his coat, rolled up his sleeves and began taping ankles. He missed part of the game, but said he hadn't had so much fun since last fall. Observation: Washington Redskins beat Pirates, 34-20, with GYP BATTLES running for three touchdowns of 60 yards. 61 yards and 71 yards Couldn't bottle BATTLES! DR.

BUD MOORE resigned as trainer for the Pitt football team last summer to open a dental office in his home town of Easton. Pa. Last Saturday he went over to the Polo Grounds to see Pitt and Fordham play. He was sitting in the stands for awhile, but it got him finally and he tore down to the Fanther dressing 26th Warders Lose The Twenty-sixth Ward Democratic Club lost its first game of the season to Columbia Steel. at Wilson Park, Pleasant Valley, yesterday, in an American Sports Shops League game.

The Warders have an open date at home Oct. 31. Teams interested call John Carey, Cedar 5175 after 5 p. m. 'A 4 AMERICA'S FINEST LOW-PRICED CAR! sill AL imviX and Ml'GGSY SKLADAXY icere at the Polo Grounds Saturday, sroutino Pitt for Carnegie Tech.

They were sitting directly behind CHKT SMITH. Afterwards. 1RWIX came down and asked i the boys had any scores. He wanted the Carnegie Tech score part icvtarly. but hated to ask for fear the Tartans had lost.

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