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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1945 EIGHTEEN GEORGE GLAMACK SECURED BY BLUE BOMBERS FOR CENTER ARMY RETAINS 10-Game Football Card For Scholastic Teams It's Like Eating Steak Instead of Hamburgers EAGLES ANXIOUS TO OPPOSE RAMS Former Tarheel Ace Is Third Courtman Signed by Locals TOP GRID RANK The season's heaviest schedule 10 games is booked for scholastic football teams in this area the com- inff wplr-nrl Trie nroersm is fea tured by the "Big Three" battle be Cadets Gets 101 of 112 First Place Votes; Notre Dame Takes Second Place Coach Greasy Neale Says Team Not Out of Running For Eastern Loop Crown PHILADELPHIA.

Oct. 22 (P) One of JVa tio The SPORTS TRAIL NEW YORK, Oct. 22 Army and Notre Dame galloped to added tween Brown Vocational ana Js. duPont on Friday afternoon; Salesi-anum's meeting with a newcomer. Cape Charles (Va.) Public High School, under the lights at Wilmington Park on Friday night and the Archmere-Holy Spirit High of Atlantic City game at the Thirtieth Street field on Sunday afternoon.

Game in Dynahs Stadium The "Big Three" battle between Vocational and P. S. duPont will be played in the Dynamiters' stadium Svilau mHmrvrn with the kick-Off The Philadelphia Eagles, dumped Highest Scorers In 41-42 Season strength in today's compilation of the Associated Press weekly poll to twice in a row after a tremendous pre-season buildup, are anxious for a crack at the undefeated Cleve determine the country's top col George Glamack, former Univer land Rams Sunday. Inter-State Loop To Have 8 Clubs BALTIMORE. Oct.

22 Arthur H. Ehlers, president of the Class B. Inter-State Baseball League, announced today that the league would award two new franchises to expand to an eight-club circuit, at a meeting to be held next month. He said that Harrisburg, Hazleton, Bethlehem and Sunbury. and Free port.

Long Island, N. had made application for franchises. The loop, as presently constituted, includes teams in Hagerstown, Wilmington, Trenton, N. and York. Lancaster and Allentown, Pa.

Ehlers said that neither the exact date nor the site of the November meeting had been decided as yet. sity of North Carolina All -American scheduled for 3:15 o'clock. Brown, "A team with our potential strength just won't lose three in a row," commented Coach Earle J. (Greasy) Neale after he saw Sammy Baugh and Company engineer a 24-14 victory lor the Washington with probably its Dest team in years, will be out for a sweep of "Big Three" honors, the Bears having handed Wilmington High its first defeat of the season last Saturday legiate football team, while Navy and Ohio State skidded to lower berths. The Cadets, who have resigned since November last year without interruption, grabbed 101 of the 112 first place votes and were not placed lower than third on any ticket.

Notre Dame, which defeated Pittsburgh Saturday by a 39 to 9 margin after a rugged first quarter, moved into second place ahead of Navy, which lumbered to a 20 to 6 conquest of Georgia Tech. Biggest change in the standings, however, was brought about by Pur basketball center, and one or tne nation's top scorers in 1941-42, will be at the pivot oost when the Blue Bombers open their American Professional League season on Nov. 11, Business Manager Eddie Glennon announced last night. With Bombers Last Season The 6-foot-4-inch, 215-pounder, who played several games with the Bombers last season when his Navy .1 1 u- night at Wilmington Park. The Dynamiters, after having suffered 6-0 setbacks at the hands of West Chester and Conrad, apparently Vit th.i.- rl stride last Friday duties permitted, has agreed to when they turned back Regional 0 terms and expects to be in a po due's 35 to 13 victory over Ctiio High of Penns urove, n.

mj Balance their season's record at two wins against the same number of By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK. Oct. 22 UP) The Old Professor cupped a band to an ear. trying to identify a muffled, wailing sound. He addressed his Monday morning class of football coaches.

Old Professor Must be Carroll Widdoes in the cryln? room. Please don't disturb him. He thinks his Ohio State football players are iron tanks and a bunch of Boilermakers from Purdue are standing around laughing and slugging them with hammers. Mr. Barnhill, what, does a Boy Scout do? John Barnhill, Tennessee A good deed every day, sir, and we did ours Saturday.

We helped Alabama all we could, it seemed. Frank Thomas has a great team, though. Frank Thomas, Alabama I thought my team played a pretty fair sort of game. But next week Georgia and Trippi. Trippi still is Trippi, the greatest halfback in America, and with that extra week of practice Old Professor I know, I know.

Youll worry yourself thin. Berate Bierman, Minnesota We were pretty thin Saturday, too, Professor, at the halfbacks. I thought we might have to use the waterboy. We were just a little too strong for the Wildcats at fullback and through the line. Wish we had more Van Dusens in the secondary.

Minnesota Powerful defeats. sition to play every contest this year. Glamack, outstanding exponent of the pivot, averaged better than 10 points a game with the Bombers last season and his all-around play s'' Sallies Seek Fifth Win cai.cianiim win he seeking vic Bob Bodenhamer chats with Sooner Coach Snorter Luster. Redskins Sunday. "Our halfbacks Just haven't been covering ends going down for passes," Neale said.

"That's going to take a lot of work this week." The Eagles, however, don't feel as if they're out of the title picture in the National Football League's eastern division, Neale asserted, pointing out that the team he figures will be the toughest, the Boston Yanks, are only a half-game ahead of the Eagles. Neale had nothing but praise for the driving running displayed by Steve Van Buren and Mel Bleeker. "It wasn't our attack," he said. "It was the defense." The Eagles rolled up plenty of yardage against the Detroit Lions a week ago but poor pass defense tory No. 5 against the Cape Charles football game if you can.

In high NORMAN, Okla. JP) Just how High eleven, a memoer oi me Vir was of the highest order. With the acquisition of Glamack, the Bombers announced that Kevin school, it wasn't always who won the game that mattered but who ginia scholastic group wnicn wui oe making its first appearance in this does a high school football player feel when he makes the starting team in his freshman year? won the big fight afterward. section. Conners, who played center most of last season has been sent to Pater-son.

Another former Bomber who will not be back with the club this It's a little bewildering but won Th Arrhmere-Holv Spirit clasn at "And the after game feeds. At Waurika, we'd treat ourselves to a big hamburger. At Norman they rV, holt -nark is the hiehlicht of the derful for Bob Bodenhamer, the University of Oklahoma's first string Archies' five-game season which closes Sunday. Coach Larry Cicero feed you a big steak, cold sweet milk, center. season is Ben aoiaiaaen, wno is slated to become a member of the mashed potatoes, string beans, a big Bodenhamer is considered one of Baltimore Bullets.

vegetable salad, ice cream and pie. of Archmere was mentor or tne HoItt Knirlr. teams before comin to state, last year Big Ten champion. The Boilermakers bounded from ninth to fourth ranking while the Buckeyes dropped from fourth to twelfth. Minnesota, Alabama.

Pennsylvania. Indiana, Texas and St. Mary's of California completed the first 10 in that order. The Gophers, who displayed an inclination for aerial football in mastering Northwestern Saturday in a 30 to 7 fray, had the unique distinction of being the only team among the 26 named by the country's sports writers to draw at least one vote for every berth in the top ten. However, their 696 tallies couldn't lift them above fifth place, the same spot they occupied a week ago.

Alabama, Pennsylvania and Indiana also hung onto their previous rankings while Texas moved from tenth to ninth and made room at the bottom of the elite ladder for St. Mary's. The California outfit, scored on only by the University of California this season while winning this section and a victory over the the most versatile men on the Sooner squad. He kicks off for Oklahoma, boots the points after touchdown (seven out of seven this year. Have Two AH-Americans The signing of Glamack gives the Bombers three outstanding players to date, two of them All-Americans.

cost them a 28-24 defeat. The Rams will be tossing a lot of aerials, with Bob Waterfield, the former TJ. C. L. A.

star, doing the flipping, and Neale knows his pass defense will have to be a whole lot Shore eleven would cap a campaign that shows only one win against two defeats and a tie. one blocked), and in a pinch could even call Sooner plays. rf th 10 zanies, six are scheduled Sergt. Stan Szkula. who won that rating at DePaul University, Chicago, two years running and who Lynn Waldorf, Northwestern The 6-foot, 3-inch.

195-pound tighter if the Eagles are going to center summarizes the differences win. on Friday, three Saturday and one on Sunday. Other Friday games are St. Andrew's of Middletown and Besides playing center four years at Waurika, Bodenhamer was a four-year basketball letterman and last spring won the state class shot put championship. Laughing off his heft, he even galloped a 440-yard leg on the Waurika mile relay team that finished third last season.

"Our regular track where we practiced was located down on the creek," he says. "The floods washed it out so the coach ran us down the railroad track and around the compress to get us in shape." Capt. Alexis Thompson, owner of between his four years of prep football at Waurika, High School win coach the club, was the first player signed and the veteran Si Boardman, former New York Uni the Philadelphia club, said he met Friends School on the rrienas and the Sooners thusly: "Every day we get a fresh change grid; Germantown Friends at San-fnrrf- Tower Hill at Baltimore Hampton Next Opponent For Delaware State 'IT Special to The Morning News DOVER, Oct. 22 Coach "Tank" Conrad's Delaware Hornets have been taking it easy before swinging Into the last half of their C. I.

A. A. football schedule. Already the Hornets have battled North Carolina. Morgan, and Lincoln: winning a thriller from North Carolina, and dropping the other two.

They square off this week-end against Hampton In Virginia: meet Howard in Washington. Nov. and Bluefield at Dover, Thanksgiving Day. A non-conference game is scheduled with Winston Salem Teachers College at Winston Salem, Nov. 17.

The team has been plagued with, injuries all season and the week's rest has enabled the coaches to bring all the men around except Bd Schenck, stellar end. Schenck is the kicker and pass-receiver and his injury is a distinct blow to the Hornet aggregation. Odessa Scores 9 to 6 Victory Over Elkton Special to The Morning News ELKTON, Oct. 22 Odessa, champions of the V-League, defeated Elkton, 9 to 6. in a baseball game played here yesterday.

Billy Morrow paced the winners with a triple and two doubles. Score by innings: R. H. T. Odessa 0C5 611 0C0 14 Elkton ill 005 JO Batteries: Odessa, McClure.

Poore and Sheats: Eikton, Foster, Riohards and Phillips. versity star and the Bombers' leading scorer last season, was the sec a friend in the Eagles dressing room after the Washington game and that the friend quipped "the of socks and sweat shirts. Back in high school we washed our own once Friends and St. Peter's against William Penn High at New Castle. Redskins certainly played over their When you throw in passing to what Bierman always has, you really have a team.

I was disappointed in our pass defense. Old Professor In other words, your pass defense has come to a pass. Mr. Meyer, why are you holding your head? L. R.

(Dutch) Meyer, T. C. U. The old man is still groggy. That was one of the darndest ball games I ever saw.

The first half was ours, the second, theirs. Last year was mighty bad on the old man, but now it's utartins all over again. ond. With drills scheduled to start around the first of next month, other additions to the playing per heads." a week. "At O.

U. the idea is to win the Wilmlrcton High journeys to Replied Thompson: "And they five straight, was eleventh a week Proenlxvllle High on Saturday: Claymont High plays Newark at played over our heads too." sonnel will probably be announced ago. The Gaels trounced McClel-lan Field, 58-0, Sunday. Newark ana A. I.

duPont Mign wui be host to Conrad High. Clayt Heafner Enters Richmond's Open Golf Delaware Starts Drills For Johns Hopkins Game within a few days. The Bombers will carry nine or 10 players and six or seven more remain to be signed. Season Opens Nov. 11 Season book reservations for the Bombers' home games to be played Biggest jump among the also rails was that of Columbia, the Lions climbing from 17th to 11th on the strengt hof their fourth straight Homer Norton.

Texas A. M. RICHMOND; Oct. 22 (JP) You can't expect blood out of a victory of the present campaign. Clayton Heafner, the colorful par- at the State Armory, Tenth and DuPont Streets, can be made by Special to The Morning News NEWARK, Oct.

22 The University buster from Charlotte, C. is included among the latest entries re The leading college football teams, determined on a basis of 10 points for each first place, nine for second, etc. (First place votes in calling 91-4244. Home games dur turnip, meaning we mustn't expect so much from these inexperienced oyungsters. I thought they played a good game and it was a real thrill to see them come back in the second half.

What we need is some extra ceived from Richmond" $10,000 In of Delaware football team got downj to hard work today in preparation': Cy Perkins Phils' Coach; Shea and Klein Dropped Special to The Morning News PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22 Ralph (Cy) Perkins will be one of the Phillies coaches next season. The acquisition of the former Athletics catcher, later coach cf the Detroit Tigers, was announced today by George Fletcher, secretary and treasurer. Melvin Shea and Chuck Klein, coaches bequeathed to Manager Ben Chapman by Fred Fitzsimmons when he resigned as manager of the ing November-will be played on Sunday nights, but starting the first Sunday in December the Bombers vitational Open golf tournament, parenthesis) Army lion 1108 tourney officials announced. Notre Dame (4; MO The 72-hole event is scheduled for MDUZON GAINS T.K10VERLAY Archie Wilmer Gains Upset Decision Over Frankie Car- Navy 5 S03 Purdue 702 Minnesota ill special glue to make us hold onto that ball.

Old Professor You want your boys to be stuck up. I take it. Mr. Walker, you seem relieved. m.h..H Walker Wake Forst Yes for the home opener with Johns Hopkins of Baltimore here next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Coach Bill Murray said the Blue Hens came out of the inaugural clash with West Chester Teachers will return to their regular Sunday afternoon program. Word From Former Bombers Letters frcm two former Blue Bomber favorites, Pfc. Paul Chadick the Hermitage Country Club here Alabama 8s Pennsylvania 339 Indiana 3C0 Texas 13 on iTlday, Saturday and Sunday Nov. 2, 3 and 4. Other entries recorded today included two outstanding profes of the Marines and Slc Charley Hoefer of the Coast Guard, were received yesterday by Business Man College last Friday night witnoui serious injuries and that Bob Camp club In midseason, will not be with the Phillies next year, Fletcher said.

St. Mary tit lit Second ten: 11-Columbia 84; U-Ohio State 13-Louisiana State SS: 14-Tulsa sionals from Morris town. Terl The signing of another coach will be Johnson and Joe Zarhardt. ager Glennon. 41: 15-Holy Cross 35; 33: 17-Oklahoma A.

At 31: lS-Misslssippl announced shortly. Chadick, Wilmingtons outstand to in 10-Round Contest Cy managed Lancaster in 1940, Slate J7; lS-Duke 19; 20-Southern California IS. ing courtman, is in Japan, but informed Eddie he has hopes of being Honorable mention: Virginia ueorgia PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 22 Tech Washington Illinois Mis home to join the club before "too csGGGtfo souri Oregon 1.

spent 27 months In the Navy, then the last three seasons was with Brooklyn as scout, teacher In rookie schools, and last season as manager of the Burlington, N. farm. Heafner, a big long-driving links-man first came Into prominence in 1939 when he won the Carolina Open. That same year he fired a 66 in the National Open at the Spring Mills course in Philadelphia. Both.

Johnson and Zarhardt have figured in tourney play in recent years, appearing among the money much snow falls. Hoefer, still a member of the Coast Guard, Is sta Six-Club Court League tioned in San Francisco but expects to be transferred East and hopes it Is Organized on Shore will be close enougta to Wilmington sir. It certainly seems good to win one but we had a narrow squeak. I wouldn't want to go up against that Howard Turner again this year. He as good as anything we've met.

Beattie Feathers, North Carolina State Our whole team played a wonderful game, and I'm proud of them. That Nick Sacrinty is good, but Turner is equally as good. V. S. C.

Looks Good Old Professor That's what you'd eall two good, eh, Mr. Stags, what do you think of U. S. Amos Alonzo Stags College of Pa-iflc Jeff Cravath apparently has a very good leam but it wasn't possible to tell from our game. We weren't any opposition at aU.

Our bovs are tco inexperienced. Jeff Cravath, U. S. Our reserves got a good workout. We didn't throw any passes because Pacific was -playing an eight-man line most of the time.

rM Professor Very considerate Special to The Morning News to join the team. SALISBURY, Md, Oct. 22 Tne winners with regularity. Invitations Extended 1 1 Settlement Hawks Top six-team Central Shore Basketball League has been organized with clubs representing Salisbury. Snow Hill.

Pocomoke City, Crisfield, Ber bell, the big tackle wno sunerea a sprained ankle in last week's practice and was unable to play against the Teachers, is considerably improved and likely to be able to start against Hopkins. Murray plans a backfield change foj the home opener, one that is expected to bolster the pass defense which allowed West Chester to score the tying touchdown on Friday night after the Blue Hens had taken an early lead. The change will send Gerald Doherty, an experienced back, to the right half spot with Phill Neff, former Clay-mont High gridder. remaining at left half. Previously Doherty and Nefl" were scheduled to alternate at left half, but Murray is now working Doherty at right hair and if the new set-up works out it should bolster the offense as well as the defense.

Yesterday's drill was more lengthy than those held prior to the West Chester game and Murray was able to work the backs on pass defense and tackling, while the line drilled For Rich Pimlico Special MULES GET NEW COACH ALLENTOWN. Pa Oct. 22 (U.R Maj. Floyd Schwatzwaler, a graduate of West Virginia University, was signed today as head football coach at Muhlenberg College for the 1946 season. Schwatzwaler, who will be discharged from the Army Dec.

17, was a high school coach in West Virginia, He succeeds Larry Rosati, who completed a five-game schedule last Saturday without a victory. Paradise Juniors, 13-6 Settlement Hawks scored a 13-6 BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 22 (IKS) lin and Westover Army Camp. Play Wesley Mouzon. 148, Philadelphia, defeated Dorsey Lay.

138 also of Philadelphia by an eight round technical knockout tonight in the scheduled 10-round feature bout at convention hall. Dr. Ralph C. Lanclano ordered Referee Oharles Daggert to halt the bout at the end of the eighth because of a deeo cut on Dorsey 's right eyebrow. The bout was fairly even up to that point with Mouzon leading five rounds to three on two of the official ssore sheets.

Official paid attendance was 7,419. In the 10-round semi-final, Archie Wilmer. 130, Wilmington Negro, scored an upset by getting the nod over Frankie Carto, 128i, Philadelphia. By virtue of his speed and hard body blows. Wilmer gained a unanimous decision.

It was Carto's first defeat after nine triumphs in a row. will begin about Dec. 1.. victory over Paradise A. C.

Jrs. tn their football game yesterday. The Maryland Jockey Club today extended invitations to 11 thorough Robert N. Cordry, Snow Hill, was John Smith and Walt Hammond scored for the Hawks. Stan Woiet- elected president of the league, with Harry Coulbourne, Pocomoke City, breds, representing the cream of the chowki scored for Paradise.

vice-president, and isen iawson. American turf, for the Nov. 17 running of the $25,000 Pilmico Special. Lineups: Crisfield. secretary-treasurer.

position Settlemea Paradise Hawks A.C. Jrs. president Henry A. Parr III, Rac A six-man executive committee. it, end Huhn C.

Mardeci ing Secretary Charles J. McLennan, Left Left tackle including the officers, and Willard Oakley, Salisbury; Lieut. William Thompson, Westover, and Herman and their Maryland Jockey Club as Hendrii ai E. Woo ten Leurs B. Scully Lopune of you, Mr.

Cravath. Any comment, Clark? George (Potsy) Clark, Nebraska-Well my boys played hard, but the Cyclues were just too tough for us. rrhlck Sutherland. Iowa State sociates invited Warren Wright's Left guard Center Right guard Daisy Yeatman Pot Luck and Armed; Mrs. Ed R.

Wooters Puiruskl Hudgton Right tacme Right end ward Mulrennan's First Fiddle; Mrs. RECAPPING TO NEW TIRE STANDARDS! by the In other bouts: Otis Graham, 144. Philadelphia, E. D. Jacobs' Stymie; Mrs.

P. A. B. Sorin, Berlin, will draw up a set or by-laws and a schedule. Tentative plans call for a 20-game card with the clubs meeting on a home and home basis.

Quarterback Woletchowski Reese Osaba backfield coach We came out bet Left halfback Right halfback knocked out Frankie Conn. 143 v. Scully Beverin ter Mian we exnected in a naia Widener's Polynesian; W. L. Brann's Gallorette; Maine Chance Farm's War Date; Louis B.

Mayer's usher Newark. N. in the first of a sched Maroeci Fullback Smith 3. on rushing tne passers, wort wj perfect the offensive concluded the drill. Murray expressed himself as pleased with the showing of his charges in the West Chester game.

Saturday's game will be the first game, and discovered two new ball carriers Frank Dedicker and John SCORE BY PERIODS uled six-rounder; Santa Bucca, Paradise 0 0 m. Philadelphia, won a unani Drexel Tech to Meet Settlement 0 1J Pflum and Thumbs Up; F. W. Hoop and the Greentree Stable's Devil Diver. mous, 10-round decision over Hubert Scoring touchdowns: Smith.

Hammond West Chester Friday Woietchowski. Point after touchdown: Old Professor I just discovered ornithine, too. I discovered our time Samuels. 138 H. also of Philadelphia: and Mario Ochoa.

164. Cuba, got the Lvnch. This year's mile and three-six of the season for Johns Hopkins and little is known here of the strength of the team, although the Blue Jays subs: paraaise e. awost, a. moh is up.

Be careful when you pass out the door. There's no telling where duke in six rounds over Bill (Chick Slatterv. teenths classic is being operated Settlement: F. Williams, romnger, wit- Mr Waldorf will have his boys prac kowski, Patton. Morales.

en) Thompson, 163, Philadelphia. Two Horses Transported Officials: Morris, referee; Trusn, um strictly on an invitational basis. lions Drill Indoors were reported to have a squad of 60 candidates on hand when practice started. tlcing their pass defense, heh, heh. pire; Beccy, linesman.

PHILLIPS HALTS MELL To Track by Airplane Good day, gentlemen. Adams Scores 12 to 0 PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 22 JP) Drexel Tech's football eleven will play West Chester State Teachers Friday night at West Chester, Drexel's Director of Athletics and Head Coach Maury H. McMains announced today.

The game will be the first between the two schools in 10 years and also will mark the Dragons' initial appearance under lights. Both teams originally were scheduled to be idle this week. 23 Court Candidates SAN MATEO. Oct. 22 Right ovr own shop! For Tilt With Brown NEW YORK, Oct 22 (Py Rain drove the Columbia football team indoors for a skull session today and Two thoroughbreds, without know- At Washington College Grid Win Over Stanton ine what all the fuss was about, NEW YORK, Oct.

22 (U.PJ Ellis Phillips, Negro lightweight from Philadelphia, scored an upset knockout over highly-favored Gus (Pell) Mell of Montreal in the third round tonight before 2,047 fans at St. Nicholas Arena. Special to The Morning News helped contribute a page to the col Adams ran its football win streak to five straight with a 12-0 victory CHESTERTOWN, Md, Oct. 22 orful history of horse racing today for two hours Prof. Lou Little and Du Basketball practice got underway as thev were flown trom JjOs An over Stanton at Second and Pont Streets.

geles to the Bay Meadows track, his undefeated pupils planned strategy and laid bear traps for Browns Bruins whom they meet Saturday. south of San Francisco. The trip Boulden and Willis tallied touchdowns for Adams in the first half of about 380 air miles was made in Little said he would put the club at Washington College as 23 candidates reported to Coach Henry Car-rington in Cain Gymnasium for the initial practice session. Three regulars from last year's team, led by Capt. Gene Rook, a senior, form the nucleus as Carrington begins the Washington Mentor Lauds was held in check 2 hours 50 minutes.

and Stanton through three stiff workouts tomor thereafter. The lineups row through Thursday In an attempt to tighten the defense which has allowed the Lions' last two op Fullback Find, Frank Akins Adams Stanton William Kyne, manager of Bay Meadows, said it was the first time race horses had been flown between tracks. He predicted that in the next few years airports would be constructed near tracks and that Left end Emory Lucas Gregg ponents Yale and Colgate to get 7 5 p.m. I A i MUSltfl AT task of molding a Mason-Dixon Conference contender. Rook, center of last year's team, paced the club with 133 points to a jump on the team.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22 (JPh-Lan- Walt Kondratovich, starting wing- flying the horses would become rou ran with the ball 24 times egainst the Eagles, gained 168 yards for an average of seven yards per try, and scored two of Washington's touch tern-jawed Dud'ey DeGrott is the overlooked man of the Washington back who was stricken with append! Jamver Cramer Warren Smallwood Rizso Boulden Hindsley Left tackle Lett guard Center Fight guard Right tackl Right end Quarterback I tfi halfback Right taalTback tine. He originated the air trans citis Friday, is expected to rejoin rank third among Mason-Dixon scorers. Jim Rook, able sophomore Cooper Moore Murray Trivits Trivits Ahrams Louis Rodney Pier son 0 1J the team tomorrow and may start port idea.

The passengers were El Lobo, 4 downs. against Brown. His attack was de scribed as not serious. fACTORY MITHOD WllllS FullbacK "Akins is doing a lot to make our what it is today," DeGrott con year-old California-bred sprinter who beat the best of his class at BY PERIODS tinued. "The can be the saddest, tanton 0 Adams a Adams scoring: Touchdowns, Santa Anita and Hollywood Park, and Featherfoot, 3-year-old filly.

Freddy Archer Victor formation in football without a fullback like Bronc Nagurski, Norman Standlee or Doc Blanchard. both from the stable of Stuart Over Baby Al Brown guard, and Steve Abramson. a ix foot four-inch senior guard, were outstanding factors in the Mason-Dixon chase in 1944-1945, as they poured 92 and 26 points, respectively, through the hoops. The only other holdovers from the 44-45 squad are George Hauver and Dick Smith, both of whom saw brief action during the season. Bill Cooper, speedy product of the local high school, gained experience last year as a freshman and seems to figure 'Akins isn't up to any one of tnose NEWARK, N.

Oct. 32 (JPy Hamblen, radio entertainer. Ralph Zannelli Kayoes Redskins. He's head coach but rarely edges into public print. He.

was asked today what he thinks about his team, now that it is tied for first place in the eastern division of the National Football League. What this old S-unford man had to say was plenty but it wasn't about the magic of the formation or his team's greatness he had Prank Akins, backfield find, on his mind. Akins played the ball game of his young life in Washington's 24-14 upset victory Sunday over the potent Philadelphia Eagles, pre-season championship favorites. subs: Bonkowski, Lon. Vince, sjpoerl.

Parry. A. Cramer, Ciarneski, Tsuuiton subs: Mays. Ward. Simpler.

Walker of Reds Seeks as yet, but he is coming fast. Hes Throwing hard left hooks and up-percuts that hit home almost every time, Newark's Freddy Archer pounded at an easy decision over a sprinter, a 10-secona man, ana he's leaiing to use his quick start. "It's Akins" threat that keeps the Unconditional Release onoosition in tizht defensively so Baby Al Brown of Panama here to night in the feature 10-round event that Sammy Baugh can tut tnose APT.vnn. Oct. 22 Pi- in Carrington's current court plans.

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Phone 6358 Nava Esparza in Fourth PROVIDENCE. R. Oct. 22 OJ.R) Ralph Zannelli, 145, Providence, landed a knockout on Nava Espar-aza, 145, of Mexico City tonight in the fourth round of their scheduled 10-round bout before 4,000 fans at the auditorium. After losing the opening round on a low blow.

Zannelli cut loose with a seires of damaging lefts and rights that floored his rival. St. Paul's Five to Play Gerald (Gee) Walker, outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds, said today he had applied for his unconditional The Newark fighter, at took seven rounds after getting off to a slow start. By the fourth he had warmed up his deadly left hand, "The real story of that game was Akins." DeGrott said. "There was Walker said the Reds had prom dropped Brown to his knees for a kid wno nppea tne jugies 10 In C.

Y. 0. Court Circuit St. Paul will return to C. Y.

O. League competition the coming season, it was announced last night. The team will be sponsored by Nick DelCollo and will be coached by feathers only a year after' he was short count and held the punching passes." (Baugh completed 10 out of 13 Sunday, and 18 out of 22 against Pittsburgh the game before). But even with such a game-wrecking one-two punch, DeGrott isn't kidding himself about having a formation team comparable to the mighty Chicago Bears of pre-war days. "That would be ridiculous," he said, "e're too green in the line.

From tackle to tackle against the Eagles, we had only one man, Tackle Joe Ungerer. more than a lead the rest of the way. BrOwn, at death door from a double mas told operation. 140 Vt, took only one round and two were called even. "He wears a specially-built hel Steve Snyder.

met to protect his head. He had to overcome a mental hazard that ised him the release mis iau as he desired it. although expressing a preference that he remain with the organization. Walker said he is determined to remain in the major leagues, and would seek a position as player with some other club. "I feel that I am stni good enough to be of value to a team needing my services, and able to play in 100 games a he said.

GUMPS BEAT CONCORD The Gumps defeated Concord A Coach Snyder has announced first eall for practice on Monday night at Mary C. I. Williams School at 7 would have whipped nine men out ARNOLD VS. ZANNELLI PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22 (U.P.) Billy Arnold, hard-hitting Philadelphia welterweight, and Ralph Zannelli, Providence, R.

I- veteran, will meet in a 10-round bout at the arena Nov. 5, Promoter Herman Taylor announced tonight. of 10 in going in there at fullback where he catches football's most ter 37 to 0, in their football game yesterday. Next Sunday Concord o'clock and Invites any players who wishes to try for the team to be on year's professional playing experi- rific will meet Bellefonte on the Belle font field. hand.

The Washington State product ence.".