Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 10

ACBUOUEROUE JOURNAL October 30, Rickey, DodgeiVNew Chief, to Check on Durocher's Military Statp Id AH Four of City's Keflysvs.Kell; N. ist I On Hilltop Tod Three Leading Jockeys Grounded Found Guilty of Unfair Racing Tactics TULSA PACE-SETTER By Jack Sords Six I IT" A ItW 1 A aUmE To 1 jL- Conjure wft4 lay Rugged Intra-Squ; Prep School Grid Teams in Action Three Contests This Week-End Will Be Held in Albuquerque wc Battle tor Army In Iwoi NEW YORK, Oct. 29 (JV-Three Mindful of their launi of the country's ranking the day after thev em I- mi 1... c' uv 1 were found guilty of unfair 1Chltas Aer ins tactics bv the steward nf th aos- tne F1''nS Kellys of i r. i I i Sl P1 r.

1 dil Cor ranc i ba Jockey Club and as the result Air Base staye All four of Albuquerque's prep teams unlimber heavy artil- lery this week-end three of them i a were suspended for the remainder: out of the mud Thursday on local fields giving Duke City: eve of their intra-squad st v4. ssvanr raw i i 3 na ha nerj game. But Capt. Ted Shipkey coach, issued strict orders is boys to be on hand at 2n ustii Suci fans their biggest grid treat of the season to date. The schedule: Albuquerque Hich vs.

RoswelL Albuquerque Indians vs. Grants. St. Mary's vs. Santa Fa Indians.

Menaul at Las Vegas. Top billing goes to the Bulldog-Roswell clash at Bulldog Field Ex-Card Boss Assumes Post On Brooklyn Club To Visit Manager In St. Louis; Talks Of Rebuilding Team BROOKLYN. Oct. 29 (AP) Branch Rickey Thursday became president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, glad to join a club "where you don't have to consider the need of money" in selling a ball player.

ST. LOUS, Oct. 29 Branch Rickey "will do a lot of rood," said Manager Leo Durocher of the Brooklyn Dodgers, when Informed Thursday that Rickey had signed a contract as president and general manager of the club. "I think baseball generally and the Brooklyn club in particular are very fortunate that Mr. Rickey joined us," Durocher continued.

"The var will dictate what can be done with building up a farm organization," he said. "But you can be sure that the whole organization will be run In the best possible manner because It has at its head the biggest man In baseball." Durocher makes his winter home In St. Louis. afternoon in Hilltop Stadi a rough-tough "knockinp sliere the only contact work oJ tne ex I I do i fCTSa rf cc he tnis week. It is designed to bre ennui of a three-weeks and if that's all it brea captain will be satisfied.

ci which pits two of the state's un-1 citei Meade. Wayne Wright and Herb Lindberg were given enforced vacations after the stewards at the recent Jamaica meeting set the trio down and referred their cases to the sports ruling body for final action. The Jamaica stewards charged Meade and Lindberg with collusion in the Correction Handicap, Oct. 19. Meade rode Imperatrice and Lindberg was up on Elimar, both owned by W.

H. Laboyfeaux. Elimar carried Spiral Pass wide while Imperatrice went on to finish second only to be disqualified. Jack Westrope, who was astride Spiral Pass, was fined $100 for striking Lindberg with his whip as his mount was carried to the outside of the track. Wright was charged with grabbing Darrell Clingman's saddle cloth and leg during the running th nite oince previous to the 14 at WirViifo i nad an nara-hit with injuries.

beaten aggregations in a game Saturday at 2:30 which may go a long way to decide the mythical state championship. The Roswell Coyotes haven't lost a state conference game this season, although they dropped an early game to the El Paso Tigers. actii noy Anderson is expectedL" i il. it uoviv in me lineup rrida the lackle Tony Gasparovich RICKEY has backs Harvey Johnson arl The Bulldogs likewise are unde tl nt, Maddox and Center Hank are still out. feated, but their record is marred rrs by a scoreless tie with Raton.

All of the lads availab see penty of action, howev ii of the Continental Handicap, Oct. (teams may be selected in tior Cb80SWASJdSfA 17. Wright went on to finish first! ner to provide the most ny with Riverland but the Mid-i and the most rugged batt Coach Poe Corn's Coyotes last week slaughtered St. Michael's Horsemen of Santa Fe 45-9 which eives you a general idea of Roswcu's power. Braves' Record Clear The Duke City Braves will stake an unblemished record ex The Kellys' next game ti lei la Unbeaten Hardin-Simmons Tackles Arizona Saturday Mobley and Wilson to Carry Brunt Of Cowboy Attack in First Wildcat Game ABILENE, Oct.

29 The unbeaten and untied the New Mexico Aggies a Coop PASsgR MSt Year Ml AACMlJ THIS S6ASOI Western-owned horse was disqualified and the decision given to Clingman's mount, Boysy. College on Armistice Day Inns tending through four games The veteran of four sp CO Sir Muscle-Building Class for Older Boyi Started at YMCA ly 1 Hardin-Simmons Cowboys will put the chips down Sat against the rugged Grants Pirates who appear to be about the toughest outfit the Redskins have faced. The Indians not only are unbeaten and untied, but they decades in the national pastime generally regarded as the father of farm system baseball signed a five-year contract as president Coach Bowyer To Leave Belen Team Meets Santa Fe Demons Friday ans sioi be and general manager of the uoa Lobos Need Clear Tracks To Get to Reno for Grid Game New Mexico Squad to Arrive There Only Two Hours Before Kickoff Time Against Nevada A new physical tralnlntl urday night in a clash at Tucson with the University of Arizona, in a Korder Conference clash that is the first meeting in history for the teams. Amnna. Harrlin-Simmnns and I haven't been scored upon this eers.

He succeeds Larry Mac- Naf or oioer ooys was started day at the Y. M. C. A. Phail.

his one-time protege, who yei resiened several weeks ago to be Texas Tech currently are the! Johnson, veteran'right half who km; BELEN, Oct. 29 (Special)-! "pavy muscle bf come a lieutenant colonel In the inl Army. Rickey'g salary was not dis dosed, but reports were the con Coach Ralph Bowyer of Belen lumblmg, and VasklD High School announced Thurs- building endurance and? day he had accepted the position' will be stressed. Many es "big three" in the Border loop has been used primarily as a title chase, and the Cowboy Wild- blocker for Ruman. cat tilt is the first of a round' sii JMaurieflo Meets Ion rmi tract calls for $35,000 a year and youms are oi military a season.

The squad has bpen going through strenuous drill for the game Saturday afternoon. 'Pretty Good Shape Reports from Grants indicate that the boys have perfected a good football organization, and are coming here to throw at the Rcdmcn everything they've got in their repertoire. Coach James Bcames of the Indians said his club is rounding into "pretty good shape," but he'll assorted bonuses. As vice-pres bnci will benefit from the in training. Robert Brisco oor log; Albuquerque High School vowooy une inai nas yieiaeu little ground all season will attempt to halt Arizona marches fi 4rtttffh inh frti nil fne thie faai ident and general manager of the St.

Louis Cardinals for the past several years, it was estimated he received salary and commissions of head basketball coach at Austin High in El Paso and would leave Saturday to take over his new job. Bowyer, former university of New Mexico football and basket- Sa void Tonight in charge, with the class boys 15-18 years old. It ana at the same time put the every Monday and Thuij p. m. Some now enrol totaling about $73,000 annually.

To See Durocher "When I return to St. Louis Nevada line most of the afternoon. Tricky Football The Reno Wolfpack holds victories over California Poly, Stockton Army Motor Base and Santa Ana Army Air Base, with losses to powerful St. Mary's and the University of San Francisco. Marion Motley, the bulky 220-pound Negro halfback, probably will be featured in the Navada offense Saturday, following the new style of football at Reno which says "Everything goes." In one series of downs against ball star, came to Belen this fall Tom Dawe, Billy Gorman, ibe happier when the game is won, With 26 round-trip tickets to Reno in his pocket, Coach Willis Barnes hustled his New Mexico Lobos off Thursday afternoon on a grid jaunt to the University of Nevada, and he prayed the timing on train connections would be a little better than it was on Lobo plays last week.

According to the timetable, the Lobos will arrive in Reno only a couple of hours before taking the field against the Nevada Wolfpack Saturday afternpon. A delay en route could play havoc with Willis' plans to get his team back into the win column. Not 'Just For The Ride' The roundabout trip to Reno I'm going to see Leo Durocher at H-SU "One-Two Twins" in the clear for some overland yardage. The Hardin-Simmons line, though not so potent against passes, yielded but 93 yards rushing to Baylor and only 10 to 'Duration Champ' Planned by NBA NEW YORK, Oct. 29 OP)-It won't make much difference to after several years as coach at Grants.

His announcement came on the Short, Pearce Bushnel Biota, Junior Carmicharf and Arthur Huffman, 1 Potts, Jack Rollaine, R. once to find out from him jusi what his military status is," said Rickev. Near the close of last and written into the record books. The game will be played at the Indian School at 2.30 p. m.

St. Mary's Cougars, who got off to a poor start by losing their first three games, bounced back last defeat Belen and eve of Belen's home-coming foot-; Fred Sinnott. I Southern Methodist, in Southwest, T. Joe Louis, but Taml Maunello season, when the Dodgers finished second, it became known that ball came aea nst the Santa Fe a autT rauy wr, boys will be held at tl vuiiiu umvc games, i aoj miuvfii netted 20 and North Texas Statej and Lee SavoId ars EinK to tan" 5 for the season's total of 128. file in Madison Square Garden Saturday at 7 p.

in. On Demons. Belen High, In combining its iomecoming celebration with a 'may continue 'their winning ways gram will be a magician Jim Callam, at center, Eddie, Friday night in the first step to Santa Ana last week, Nevada mrougn me gnost IVJI Manager Durocher was seeking a Navy commission. However, it was said Thursday that the Lip now had decided to await orders from his draft board. "I have supposed," Rickey went on, "that Leo would be in military lateral-forward lateral to gan 'iS hit games, stunts, and refres! pulled a Sprinkle, tackle, and Capt.

Harold Prescott, end, played 60-minute ball against SMU and a lorcn paraue Monday the YMCA Junio will take the Lobos coastward aslpass, an end-around (with three r.u.f.-j,,, lnvf fa cu rvl i nigni. program wan far Stockton. CaL ward crowning a "duration champ" for the heavyweights. A "duration champ" is like a fellow who borrows a pair of pants until his tailor gives his against the iigntweignt banta re Indians, Friday at 3:30 at Ting-ley Field. Teams Well Matched The two teams appear evenly matched on a basis of comparative Club will start its winter pr Baylor.

Only a short distance be as IT men nanonng the ball), a single) a parade will precede the game The club is open to all yo hind in playing time were Jug Bennett and Al Milch, guards, and years of age and above whf reverse and then a double re- Friday afternoon, and the cele-verse. ibration will be climaxed by a service next season Rickey had indicated he might have plans for rebuilding the club urhirh urne rihrnnpH this vpar. agree to the safety rules scores. Both lost to the Albuquer-! Buddy Tomlinson, tackle. All own trousers will start against Arizona, with' nressinc The a cleaning and National Boxing "We're not intending to go 'just for the ride' this time either," said the determined Barnes.

His team has dropped two games in a row but to two well-respected foes, Colorado and Texas Tech. Leon (Scooter) Server and Nor- dance at 9 p. m. Bowver announced his National Rifle Assn. F.

start- bart of 1919 East Coal will lng lineup would be: John Bud- instructor. But in the next breath he pointed Hank Brown at the other end out that hi. viewpoint mieht leave Thursday Night Assn. thought the stunt up in order to have titleholders of enholzer and Daniel Romero, ends; Louis Silva and Pat Gra-IIV HONOR SOCIETY Rudolph Mobley. elusive mite; que Braves by identical scores! 12-0.

In the lone out-of-town clash, Coach Walt Schuman, whose Menaul outfit has had a couple of weeks to develop a much-missed scoring punch, will take his Pan- vell (Red) Smith, a combination Nevada has learned to fear, will ham. tackles; Tom Silva and ROSWELL, N. Oo Stanley Mumford, guards; George (Special) Gordon Sumner of a ball carrier who has netted sorts for the various fistic divi-604 yards rushing in four games i sions as long as the war lasts and and has scored eight times, of the recognized champions Camp Wilson, burly are in mintarv service. Yank to Observe 167th Anniversary of Marines Yank, the Army weekly, will devote its Nov. 4 issue to activities of the Marine Corps in commemorating the 167th birthday anniversary of the Marines, Nov.

10, Marine recruiting officials here said Thursday. They said they were considering a local observance of the day. Atkinson, center; Herman Kane- East Silver Avenue, Albv be in the Lobos' starting back-field Saturday afternoon. They're the lads who figured greatly in 'thers to Las Vegas Friday for a shiro, quarterback; Alex and Leo whose rushing yardage totals 382. Maurieilo.

Savold and Jimmv Baca, halfbacks; Ray Walker, the Hultoppers 23-7 triumph over the Reno rovers here last season. will carry the brunt of the of fullback. Bivins, the grown-up Cleveland light-heavy, are generally regard- que, is a member of the Mexico Military Institute Society, composed of stude highest schola ic standing, det Sumner is in the Third (high school senior). crack at the Cardinals. The Panthers were idle last week-end while the Cardinals were thumping Dawson's Miners 12-7.

fense against Arizona. In fact, it was in that came that Alvin Johnson, at quarter in as the class of the big boys, now The Scooter got his nickname for change before next season, since older men married and with families might be the only players available by the time 1943 rolls around. 'Came Quite Suddenly' Although he plans to sit in on the baseball draft meeting in Chicago Monday as representative of the Dodgers after a War Bond speaking engagement in Des Moines Saturday the bushy-browed veteran wasn't altogether certain on any major point concerning the '43 Dodgers. "This came quite suddenly," he pointed out. "When I left St.

Louis Wednesday, I came to New A measles epidemic In Fiji In 1875 carried off 40,000 persons. skipping through and around the Coach Warren Woodson's or-1 that Louis, Billy Conn and Melio mation, and Bullet Cook, right Bettina are in the Army and Bob halfback, will complete the H-SU. Pastor has retired in order to Ducks Will Be Plentiful, Says U. S. Game Official Indications are that ducks will be plentiful in New Mexico when the open season begins Nov.

2, I I'm mCHHMt I'm MOQTHt I'M LWHTWH I'm BODY L. J. Merovka, game management York for a completely different officials of the regional office of purpose than to sign up with Brooklyn." the U. S. Fish and Wild Life enlist.

After Maurieilo and Savold ceace firing Friday night, the winner probably will collide with Bivins in November. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects a crowd of some 9000 or 10,000 to turn out for the first garden fisticuffing in about a month. The odds are 5 to 7 that Maurieilo, a youngster from the Bronx with a punch that packs sleeping powders if he connects will finish on top. The Aleutian Islands are treeless, fog-bound, volcano-studded mountain tops protruding from the sea. starting roster.

The team left Thursday night on the Arizona road trip. CASTEtL SEEKS RUMAN REPLACEMENT TUCSON. Oct. 29 (Pi Coach Miles Castcel Thursday faced the task of finding on his University of Arizona squad a left halfback who could fill the spot left vacant for Saturday's crucial game with Hardin-Simmons by injuries to Bob Ruman and both the Rambler's understudies. Ruman, fourth leading ground gainer in the nat.on to date, is out for the season oecause of a Service, said Thursday.

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Stuhldreher Hopeful Of Stopping Ohio State MADISON, Oct. 29 OP) Coach Harry Stuhldreher, after hearing forecasts on the Ohio broken collar bone suffered last1 week while Marquette was past- inr the Wildcats in Milwaukee. Second string Left Half Ferril Capps will be unable to play for several weeks because of a back5 injury and third stringer Berniej Ruman, Freshman kid-brother of I the senior ace, is limping from a kg sprain. As Saturday's tussle brings together two of the three remaining undefeated clubs in the Border Conference and the circuit's; title may be riding on every play, Casteel is desperately trying in uncover a player with triple-threat capabilities. The left half position is the key spot on Cas- teel's offense.

Given the works Thursday were Jim Negri, sophomore fullback who has confined his activities before to line smashing, and Bob1 State-Wisconsin game Saturday from everyone from professors to the guy who sweeps the boat-house, decided Thursday to do a little talking himself. "We have a good chanre to beat Ohio State," the BaHepr grid boss remarked. "Ohio State has the more impressive record and using the representive Purdue games as a comparison they have been adjudged the favorites, and they are, but we have a good chance." Stuhldreher, a native of Masil-lon, Ohio, who matdv hiif coaching talent against a former home- IF, Lift your gift out of the commonplace with one of these spaikling new jewelry pieces townsman, Buckeye Coach Paul Brown, looks for a tight game, from I ogg s. An intimate, personal gift of high quality and distinction. Attack by Geese Baffles Hunters CARROLLTON.

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