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a 3 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SU.1DAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1950 Barks From Dogdom By George Butz PMC Defeated By Drexel, 19-7 Youths Show Handling Skill; 'Gift' Collie Turns Winner DOGDOM'S most consistent winner at present seems to be a stylish showing lady, a Whippet with the confusing name of Champion Garden City's Sleepy Mouse. This alert, beautiful moving hound, owned by Theodora Pedersen, Baltimore, scored as Colts Play Host To Eagles Today By FRANK O'GARA The Eagles are expected to rack lap another easy victory in their comeback campaign when they meet the anemic Colts in Baltimore's Municipal Stadium at 2 P. M.

today. It will be the champions' first brush with the orphans of the Na All purchases made on Sunday will be sold on the old credit regulations Drexel proved two touch downs better than Pennsylvania Military College yesterday at 46tti st. and Haverford the Dragons winning 19-7, for their first football victory in a five-game series with uesi in snow at uevon successim event last Saturday, its fourth ultimate award in the past eight weeks. The decision was well the Chester Cadets. received and the second favoring Sleepy Mouse in this district Unbeaten in previous contests with Three specialty shows at Devon Ursinus and Gettysburg, Drexel tri witnm six days; the hound also having won the top prize at Valley Forge KC's show.

the East's best in their breeds tional Football League the -'swing team" which plays 11 rivals and there is no indication that the umphed on marches of 57, 23 and 76 yards. The Dragons ran up 10 first downs to PMC's seven. The Cadets. Apparent form- was served up in the final results of each show within mere was quite an accent on youth at Devon's show. First the capable work by Donna Eveland, 12, Devon's 38th annual all-breed fix victorious twice over Drexel and Eagles will be less unkind than the Colts' previous three rivals.

Newark, ture. At the Pennsylvania Dachshund Club exhibit, Aristo von twice in a stalemate in the series, put across a fourth quarter touch The Eagles can only mark time Marienlust, Mrs. Lancaster Andrews' 'n' 'r down with a 54-yard advance. Haverford Beaten by Rider, 28-7 Working from a quick-opening T-formation, Rider's football team scored in every period to down Haverford, 28-7, yesterday at Haverford. The Pords drew first blood as John Hume slashed off tackle and raced 80 yards for Haverford's lone tally.

Andy Briod converted. Retaliating quickly, the Rough-riders' Bielicki passed 35 yards to Chemingo in the end zone. Jandura's conversion tied the score at 7-7. In the second period. Rider drove to the Ford 12, from where Caldora plunged over.

Jandura's placekick was wide. In the second half Poore and Caldora renewed the Rider attack driving to the Haverford nine. Warke, slicing off tackle on a hand-off from Caldora, scored Rider's third touchdown. tailing's conversion was good and Rider led, 20-7. Haverford halted a rider drive on its own 11, but in attempting to kick out of danger, ran into fresh trouble.

Minschwaner blocked Hib-berd's kick and Clayton tackled Bockel behind his own goal line for a Rider safety. John Millard took a kickoff and raced 68 yards for Rider's last touchdown. Stalling 's conversion failed. Haverford was driving into Rider territory, paced by the hard driving of Dick Bourne, as the game ended. until they get a crack at Cleveland, which handed them their only league champion, again prevailed as the The crowd of 4000 saw Drexel best smooth coat; Champion Hussar defeat of 1950, and the New York reach 6-0 in the second quarter as a long-haired winner from New England, went to the top and the Lewis Gerlach, a 160-pounder from Media, took a handofi from Bob Brown, Riverside, N.

and raced 18 laurels for wire-hairs fell to an In dianapolis entry. Champion York yards through the middle to com Murlake. The top dog at the Bulldog plete a 57-yard touchdown drive hew This was made possible by Brown's uiud oi fnuadelphia's colorful special event was Champion Joelen who piloted her father's Collie, Donna's Taffy to second best female honors in the regular classes. This preceded her victory in the girls section of the Junior howmanship class an event which ourages children exhibitors at the shows. There was consider 26-yard aerial to Tom Kolongowski, also from Riverside.

Prank Pogarty, ocion kj j. tlx, a sour-mug winner from Pittsburgh. It was handled to ex-Southeast Catholic ace, was wide the winner's circle by Darby's vener- with this extra point place-kick bid 1 aDie jsuixaog man, George Har greaves. It was impossible to keep Gerlach out of the limelight. He tossed a 22-yard pass to Joe Bigatel, Allentown Giants, who in turn dropped Cleveland and currently lead the American Division with three victories.

Although the Philadelphians are far from top shape for today's effort, they should be able to coast against a team which yielded a 55-13 decision last out to the Chicago Cardinals, a week after the Eagles had humbled the Cards, 45-7. Coach Earle (Greasy) Neale, who does not view the game from these glasses, Intends to start his best available lineup and may even insert- the mighty Steve Van Buren for a short while to get his injured ace back in competitive tempo. It is expected that Frank Ziegler, Toy Ledbetter and Jack Myers will do the ball-toting, EAGLES Pew. BALTIMORE Ferranta LE Jensen Sears LT Blandin Maronle LQ Bchweder Bednarik Williams At the other specialty, the Mastiff central catnouc aluminus, for a Club of America's affair, the breed which was popular in bygone days received fitting recognition when TE-SS HENSELEB third period "touchdown. Then, in the fourth quarter, Gerlach took a handofi from Brown and charged 53 yards off tackle to end a three- able understanding between handler and dog in this case.

Donna nursed Agatha of Chaseway, owned by Melissa M. Hasbrouck, Middletown, emerged as the popular breed victor. HATFIELD SHOW: Next th. k2i. play 76-yard drive.

Pogarty place Taffy though a severe case of dis kicked the extra point after the Jerkiomei Valley KC's second annual temper when the Collie, now 2Vi, second touchdown. was a puppy. exniou at tne Hatfield. (Tonnds this Saturday Oct. 21) Harry B.

Kobler. this eitv. TZ'JO DAYS Then, too, another youth, Billy thorltv en all breeds, will Jndre th hrt in PMC fought back with spirit and was rewarded with a 54-yard touchdown advance, scoring on fourth how class inis expert Is flanked by the Knauer, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil inarles H.

Allen. Joseph following- judges Baldwin. Dr. W. RIDER ENDS Chlemingo, Munschwaner, Kuzma.

McWilllanut Kuraab, Kilroy RO Cooper down from the 18 as John (Yomie) -ue nyron. j-ercy W. Carr. helm Knauer, Torresdale fanciers of Doberman Pinscher champions, had Frank M. Chubb.

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Spannans, Dr. Harry Steln- quarterback, passed to Roger Williams. Glenolden, on the goal gentleman. Kw won his fourth top prize in tne boys' section of the wiervyn koss Taylor, William Van Dyck. Charles R.

Williams and Mrs. Mattla H. Young Phila. Cocker Spaniel Club will ime. Gino Suvestri, Linwood, place-kicked the point.

PMC Ledbetter LHB Mutryn Ziegler RHB Collins Myers FB Buksar NFL GAMES TODAY Pittsburgh at N. Y. Olants. EAGLES at Baltimore. Green Bay at Chicago Bears.

Chicago Cardinals at Cleveland, Los Angeles at Detroit. NFL STANDINGS AMERICAN DIV. NATIONAL DIV. Don't Purchase Any Television Set Until You've Seen These Tremendous Values! noia a sanctioned all-age match today at Orr Junior Showmanship class by piloting a Doberman, Bandoleer, one from his parents' Meadowmist Ken mantown pike and Plymouth Plymouth ENDS Crease, Kelley. Ward, Turner, Dubovlck.

meeting. starting at 1:30 P. M. with the TACKLES Patrick, Webber. noiea expert, K.

Kenneth Cobb, doing the judg Frledkln, GUARDS DiSerafino, Rowland, Wilmot. ing Bert Reartck reports many handsome nels. Billy is aiming for competition in the class at. the Westminster show TACKLES Strenge, Anthony. Farlapandlea.

SUvka. GUARDS Murphy, Szwak, Malmos, Clayton. Damlan, Vechesky. CENTERS Pembleton, iMalriewlcs, Bublen. Geunett.

BACKS Curran, Bielicki, Costlll.Caldara, O'Ranger. Vandura. Millard, Naples, Poore, Sparks, Warke. HAVERFORD ENDS Vance, Boteler, Chandler, Cragtn. Todd.

TACKLES Bledsoe, Hollngsworth, Robinson, Collins, Rich ter. GUARDS Steere, Dvorken, Rettew, Treynor. Kammerer. CENTER Young. BACKS Garrison, Hume.

Brlod, Boyd, Saldel. Bourne, Bockel. Hibberd. Moses. Rider 7 7 8 28 Haverford 7 0 0 0 7 HAVERFORD SCORING Touchdown: Hume.

Extra point: Briod. RIDER SCORING Touchdowns: Chlemingo, Sparks. Warke. Millard. Extra points: Jan-dura, Stalling.

Safety: Bockel (tackled by Clayton). uopnies to owners or the class winners. H. Y. Giant 3 0 N.

Y. Yanks 4 0 Cleveland 3 1 Detroit 3 1 liLLI.VU ALL BOSTON TERRIERS: The in February. It appears as though EAGLES in-Angle Boston Terrier Breeders' Club In 21 Chi. Bears 3 1 1 2 Green Bar 2 2 Open Sun. 11 A.M.

to 5P.M. Open Mon. 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. uDismng eiaoorate plans for Its gala sixth his training he received in Tess Henseler's weekly obedience classes Chi.

Cards Wash. Pitts. 1 3 Los Ang. 2 2 specialty snow on Sunday. Oct.

29. at Trenton, 1 3 Ealto. 3 San Fran. 0 5 in the War Memorial Building Entries close with the Foley Dog Show Organization at the Neshaminy, fire house ror this show tomorrow evening The judge has paid dividends. Junior Knauer win nomas wevrwry, from MONTCO SHOW BRIEFS: The Irish Ter CENTERS Silvertrl.

Dodds. BACKS McColl, Barbieri. Kelly, Cavaclnl, Costello, Joggard, Crone, Traceskl, Di- Matteo, Joyce. DREXEL ENDS Colson. Haid.

Staszak. Lawler. Henry. TACKLES Silverman, Richards, Rei brick, Helfennan, Grindler. GUARDS Staszak.

Billings, Bauer. CENTERS Pogarty, Shaughnessey. BACKS Rusetski, Lawler, Pietrocarlo, Voders, Smith, Gross, Connor, Bredbenner, Fisher, Kolongowski, Hug. DREXEL, 0 7 6 19 PMC OOO 7 7 DREXEL, SCORING: Touchdowns Gerlach 2 Bigatel. Points after touchdown: Fogarty 3 (place kick).

PMC SCORING: Touchdowns William. Points after touchdown: Silvestrl (placement). ner, btately Lady, owned by Mrs. Ed Sayres is one of Miss Henseler's prize grad uates. oy ner pro-nandier husband, was praised by many terrier experts around the FOOTBALL nnssines as OBe best of this breed seen around here in years after it had been There were a number of breed winners at Devon which swept to the WE picked best la show by Joseph P.

Sims, Chestnut Hill Mr. and Mrs. William W. Colket, West Chester, brought out a pair of promising PHILA. EAGLES top from their classes.

An interest ing story was recalled about, one of vs. these, HMS Logic, a Collie owned by woiic Buuterner iemaies; either or them augurs well for bright futures Ed Doyle's champion Welsh terrier. Handyman's Tavl, proved again a good showman but was placed BALTIMORE Martha C. Benson, Houston. and handled in the ring by Eve Bo- runner-up to Champion Strathglas Syiva, many Hof stra Upsets Moravian, 12-0 HEMPSTEAD, N.

Oct. 14 AP) Hofstra College upset Moravian, 12-0, for its first victory of the season today. Hofstra struck through the air to Dreea ana group victor Tavl finished quest of its breed title last April, den, Newark, Del. It seems Logic as aumg im cycie in six snows IVPEN 950 PICKED UP AT RANDOM IN DEVON: Cm noaen, newsrK, Delaware, aside from handling the breed-winninc Collie, oresented Carnegie Triumphs For Third in Row PITTSBURGH, Oct. 14 (AP) Carnegie Tech's blunted Tartans beat Akron University 26-6 for its third consecutive victory today.

Tech bottled up the Onioans ner own, Tokalon Fair Ellen for best female honors Mark Bryant's Pointer. Chamnion prtntd by Valley Forge Beer and Rams Head Ale 1:55 P. M. Buckeye Wanda continued to lead its breed a puppy was the "barkingest" dog you could imagine. It was given to Miss Benson because of this practice, only to blossom into a show winner.

Quite a number of "gift" dogs have made good in show rings after an original owner has found some fault with them as pets. Mrs. Richard L. Durst's Nsgitar's Comet s-Jfr'S TODAY wa pic aeu nest lemaie Boxer Dr I. E.

Jones, as ton, who told ui score its first in the first period when Bob Mulvaney passed to Dan July 4 he had a "comer" In his DAYS snort-nair Pointer. Lady Karon, showed that Regis Longville while flashing an aog and sne won the breed prize Mr. O'Brien, on the 33. He scampered the ramainder. ONLY effective aerial offensive until the BW paw mm mm and Mrs.

G. C. Grau, Narberth fanciers, again produced the best Golden Retriever in their obedience degree holder, Stllroven's Steve Can final play when Longville tossed a In the third quarter, Jim Fogarty, scoding pass' to Harry Case, Akron yon Jack McElhattan handled the best a lightweight back, handled the ball English Setter. Miss Frivolous, a new one from end. during the major part of a 41-yard C.

N. Myers' string at Hanover. Pa. A merited victory In black Cocker Saaniels was Akron 0 0 0 8 6 Carnegie Tech 7 13 6 26 scores ey orsvel Hill Hallmark, entry of drive. He finally scored from the 4.

Hofstra 6 0 6 0 12 Moravian OOO 0 HOFSTRA SCORING: Touchdowns O'Brien. Elizabeth Levekln, Churchviile. Pa. This AKRON SCUKINU: Toucnaown ase. CARNEGIE TECH SCORING: Touchdowns Wilson.

Schecter. Luchck. Simcic. Points after, touchdown Dissen 2 (placements). Fogrfrty.

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Marlin Ashby, Springfield. had regular "kennel" duels for the breed prize with one of their barkless ones. Champion Phemi-ster's Kengwa, getting the nod over kennel-mates Mrs. Ward Monroe French's rare wbite Afghan Hound champion, Windtryst's Ma-Feeldi from her Malvern, kennel, registered Its fifth breed triumph In a row Mrs. John Chaffs, Paoli, showed her 74-year-old Robie v.

Watdbach and it won the veteran's class at the Penna. Dachshund Club's specialty event DEVON'S OBEDIENCE WINNERS: Russell Klipple's Shetlsnd Sheepdog Star won the utility test with 199'z points: that's pretty close to perfection for the Brookline dog. named Christopher Boy Dash-O-Wite, Springer Spaniel owned by Margaret K. Sloan, Reading, won the novice A honor with 196, In tha Open A class, the judge C. Ross Hamilton rated the Dalmatian, Dale David, entry of June D.

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test in any sport between the Staten Island Seahawks and the Garnet. It was Wagner's third defeat against one victory (over Hafstra ANY MAKE CAR lst week), while Swarthmore NATIONALLY KNOWN STANDARD BRANDS ALL SETS HAVE THESE FEATURES Wagner could not gain after the kickoff, and after the ball changed hands twice. Garnet End Dave Harvey tackled Mitri behind the Seahawk goal line for a safety. Time ran out on the next play. SWARTHMORE ENDS: Frantz.

DeCharms. Oriscom, Harvey. TACKLES Forrey. Burn. Walls.

GUARDS Raymond. Vaising. CENTERS: Asplundh. Metcalfe. Ochroch.

BACKS: Swan. Oski. W. Jones, C. Jones.

Miller, Cusano. Meyers, Botsford, Fltts, Fran-da. Rodg-ers. Freillch. WAGNER ENDS: Babiklan, McDonald.

Keogh, Schick. Tosl. Valles. TACKLES: Henry, Dalessio. Dent.

H. Rummer. Roebrich. Salvatore. CENTERS: Grosz.

Prester. Lichtman BACKS: Mitri, Perfetti. Lauro. Peters, Ken-yon. Winkler.

Klem, Leonard. Johansen, Serra. Gurney. Swarthmora 0 0 0 9 9 Wagner 6 0 0 0 6 SWARTHMORE SCORING: Touchdown- W. Jones.

Point after touchdown Botsford. Safety Mitri tackled behind goal. WAGNER SCORING: Touchdown Serra. OFFICIALS: Referee George Erb. Ursinus.

Umpire John Malloy, Temple. Linesman Leo Weinrott. Pennsylvania. Field Judge Marlin Brandt. Wrsinus Built-in Antenna Automatic Tuning High-Fidelify Sound class lor Kilpple with 1S9 points Other Devon Highlights: Be'ore taking second tn the working group, Mrs.

Russell S. Boles' German Shepherd, Ch. Elbourne's Erica won Its breed over a great field; a nice triumph for the Narberth Shepherd C. Elpaw's Dixie, Great Dane owned by W. E.

Ewart, Richmond fancier, won its breed The famous contest puppy, the St. Bernard, Robinson's Timber, now a full-grown ring star, scored as breed winner for owner Mrs. Lois Campbell Ernest Eber-bard's white Bullterrier from Media had a great week-end The winner, Ch. Madame Pompadour, led Its breed both Saturday and Sunday; the 36th breed decision in succession at Sunday's Monte all-terrier event Mrs. Craig W.

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READING 3rd I Penn Sis. mm chalked up its first triumph after a 32-0 setback by Washington College of Maryland. Wagner's six-pointer came early in the first period when Ben Serra plunged over from the two to climax a 35-yard drive. Joe Lauro's conversion attempt was blocked by Bob Meyers. Shortly after the second half started, Wagner halfback Bud Ken-yon sliced off tackle on a hand-off from Sal Mitri and raced 62 yards before he was stopped by a shoestring tackle by Frank Oski on the one.

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