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-46 'a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1948 Litlcenhous Ratings GeppLVillanova, Clinches Berth Rutgers' Burns Menaces Temple Northwestern Tops Nation; Army 2d; Penn Places 7th By DR. E. E. LITKENHOUS A topsy-turvy season Is in prospect.

The Litkenhous difference- Penn Eleven 'Pin-Up Boys' In Princeton Club House By FRANK O'GARA Inquirer Sports Reporter PRINCETON, N. Oct. 5. The University of Pennsylvania football players will be pleased to learn today that they are "pin-up" boys on the Princeton University campus. Their photos occupy a large bulletin board in the Osborn Glub House, where they command the attention of all the Tiger gridmen at meals as they contemplate Saturday's game oh Franklin Meld.

Underneath each is a description that adeauatelv completes Johnny Geppi, Villanova College sophomore back who did not make the Army trip, has definitely clinched a berth for the trip to Temple University's football team will have to contend with another pin-point passer Saturday hen Rutgers University is met at New Brunswick in the first football game ever played with the Scarlet, coached cy-score system leaders change like traffic lights. First Texas, the Army and now Northwestern because of its job against Purdue. Northwestern rises from 100 to 110.5 to replace Army, which, in beating Lafayette, rose only 1.2 units. Ohio State not even in the first 25 last week, now is third; Notre Dame fourth and North Carolina, fifth, Minnesota sixth and Penn seventh. '3Xt 100 MILE AAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP MIDGET AUTO RAs FEATURE RACE: 2:30 pm Get.

10 TIME TRIALS: 10 'cm Saturday Advance Sal Tickets Intitltt Holder to Tim Trial ftesef ed Tickets en Salmi CENTKAl CITY TICKET OFFICE 1420 CHESTNUT ST. Rl 6-6929 CIMBEL'S WA 2-3300 free Parking at Speedway Florida and Friday's game with the University of Miami, Coach Jordan Olivar said yesterday. Geppi, who was one of the Main Liners' outstanding backs in the victory over Duquesne, continued his clever play in scrimmages a rogues gallery of football. It relates, in the most minute detail, every peculiarity the Penn player has revealed to the eyes of Nassau scouts. It tells his 2d TKO Victory Last Week Poa.

Rating 25 86.2 i--i3i Poa. Team Ratine 14. Texas 93 15 Southern California 91.7 16. Arkansaa 91.1 17. Missouri 90.8 Ratir.i HO 3 104.0 104.9 101! 6 100 2 Last Week Pos.

Rating 4 100 1 102 8 Out 84 9 5 99 5 2 1024 6 96.9 For Mortarelli 8 13 Out Pos. Tam 1. Northwestern 2. Army 3. Ohio Sll 4.

Nitr Dame 5. North Carolina 6. Minnesota 7. Pennsylvania 18. Penn State 90 8 P.

19. Kentucky 90 4 89.9 HOME MOVIES of the H.N. P. 94.2 92 3 75.4 93 4 88.0 87.0 87 8 91 3 85.4 86.4 20. Detroit 93 5 10 8.

California strength and his weakness if any. When it gets to Chuck Bednarik, the Red and Blue's All-American center, it almost gives up. "We all know what he can do." it opens. But then it goes through the whole dolorous account of his many proficiencies. And.

as a postscript, it says, "This should be impossible, but he does it." Anthony Mortarelli, 48th Ward, Monday. He reeled off two touchdown runs in Monday's drill. HOLDS SPRINT LECORDS Holder of several Maryland scholastic sprint titles, Geppi played at Mt. St. Joseph's School, Baltimore, under Tony Anderson, former Villanova lineman.

Guard Bob Wills, another sophomore, was a teammate at the Baltimore school. Geppi stands only 5.07 and weighs 180 pounds. Johnny's improved play bolsters 9. Southern Methodist 21. Michigan State 89 2 22.

Kansas 89 23. Oeorgla Tech 88 9 11 19 21 20 16 Out 24 96 9 95.4 93 2 S5.1 95.0 94 9 94 7 93 5 91.7 100 0 88 8 96 3 93.6 15 3 18 7 1U. Michigan 1 1 Mississippi 12. Indiana 13. Purdue by Harvey Harman, former Penn and Haverford coach.

The Owl defense, which was severely tested last Saturday when Jimmy Walthall did the pitching for West Virginia, now has to be wary of Frank Burns, who likewise fills the quarterback spot in Rutgers' formation. For the past two seasons the Rutgers aerial artist has been listed with the best in the nation, ranking with Charlie Conerly, of Mississippi, Doak Walker, Johnny Lujack, Bobby Layne and others. ANNOYED COLGATE Burns was not the big star in Rutgers' 34-19 romp over Colgate last Saturday, but he was the disconcerting influence that made the ground attack function in high gear and bring about the easy triumph. That, at least, is the report that was furnished by Temple scouts. But Harman has Burns ready at 24.

Mississippi state 88 5 25. Baylor 87.9 H.N P. Had not played. MAJOE COLLEGES Sll all the highlight of trie Rice Richmond Rutgers 8t. Louis St Mary's.

Calif. trora first pitch last play en your own movie screen! A (port-ocular Official scr 77.1 54 5 64.8 53.4 78.7 76 6 63 7 Santa Clara for all projector owners. 89 0 45 8 90 4 14 7 71.3 39 78 69 3 67 6 71.1 95.0 89 2 96 South Carolina CALDWELL NOT GLOOMY But, in marked contrast to the weather, there was no trace of gloom in Coach Charlie Caldwell's remarks as he awaited today's late practice session on soaking University Field. He is one individual who never will 3outhern California 91.7 PLACE TOUR ADVINCI 95.1 Southern Methodist Stanford Syracuse DEI TODAY AT Alabama Arirona Arkansas Army Auburn Baylor Boston Boston College Brown Bucknell Caiilornla Cinclnnatll Clemson Colgate College of Pacific Colorado Colorado College-Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Denver Detroit Drake 1 'i All AND Temple CAMERA SHOPS 94.9 Tennessee forget that trip to Franklin Field in FILM HIIAIini 88 5 Texas 90.8 Texas A. it U.

48 when his disregarded Tigers up ended Penn, 17-14. won his second Daily News 160-pound Golden Glove bout by a TKO in 1:33 of the second round when he knocked Charles Bright down twice once out of the ring last night at Mason Hall, 7th and Morris sts. Another TKO victory was scored by Vince Corbi, Pen-Mar 160-pound Silver Glover. Corbi pounded Carl Roland, 12th police, with both hands to the face and body at the end of the second round and Roland was unable to come out for the third. Tonight the tournament moves to Reynolds Hall, 1416 N.

Broad st. SILVER GLOVES 118-POUND8 Anthony Carlin. 34th Police, outpointed Richard Coccodrille, Palumbo BC; Joeeph Fiordaliso. Palumbo BC, outpointed Jack Gallagher. 36th Ward.

135-POCNDS Albert Goodman. St. outpointed Bob Scarpato, Pen-Mar; Phillip Juh-nni, Ualley, outpointed William Cooper, 34i Police. 147-POUNDS Romeo Oaaliardl, Pen-Mar, outpointed Luther Wines. Bneiet.

160-POTJNDS Vince Corbi. Pen-Mar. TKO'd Carl Roland. 12th Police. (Roland unable to come out for third round Harry Brown, Mailer, outpointed James Sawyer.

40th Police. GOLDEN GLOVES 135-POTJND8 Corneliui Cornicle. O. W. Carver, outpointed Leroy Jenkina, Camden Police.

147-POUNDS Tom Burke. 32d Police, outpointed Rufus Hagens. Benezet. 160-POUNDS Anthony Mortarelli. 48th Ward, TKO'd Charles Bright, Criapus Attuck.

"Frankly, we don't figure to beat 78 9 51 9 91.9 -104 0 56.3 87.9 56 7 76.6 71 2 53 5 95.2 65.1 84 3 62 3 64 .2 54.1 24 7 73 3 80 5 78.3 54.1 89 9 66.2 75.9 42 8 81.1 46.7 65 4 80 3 88 9 72 2 74.0 77 5 62 9 80 8 94 7 79 5 70.8 Kansas Kansas State Kentucky Kings Point Marlnea Lafayette Lehigh Louisiana Btate Marquette Maryland Miami. Fla. Michigan Michigan Btate Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State Missouri Montana Montana State Navy Nebraska Nevada New Mexico New York North Carolina North Carolina State North Dakota Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma A. At M. Oregon Oregon State Pennsylvania Penn Btate Pittsburgh Princeton Purdue 65.5 50.7 40.9 74.7 93.0 58.5 84 0 67.0 84 4 66 0 87.4 75.8 64 3 77.4 81.6 86 3 72.1 51.0 72 6 he said.

"That's not being the right halfback slot. Bob Poli-dor, regular right halfback, sat out the Duquesne game because Olivar wanted him to get some extra rest. Meanwhile, Phil Snyder and Jack Moran also carried some of the burden. The Hurricanes shape up as one of the toughest tests for the Villanova team this season. In two previous meetings Miami won the first contest and the teams played to a 7-7 tie.

Olivar will hold a short workout today before the squad leaves for Miami. The Villanova party will board the Silver Meteor at 4:34 P. JL. and is scheduled to reach Miami at 4 P. M.

tomorrow. A short drill will be held tomorrow night at the Orange Bowl, site of the game. Texas Christian Texas Tech Tulane Tulsa TJ. C. L.

A. Utah Utah State Vanderbilt Villanova Virginia pessimistic; it's just plain facts. We have too many sophs who need game Duke experience, who have their quota of mistakes to make. But that doesn't V. M.

I. 51 4 50.2 77 70 4 82 8 48 1 40 5 -100 2 77.3 40.1 -110 5 -104 9 79.4 76 9 80.6 77.2 95.4 90. 67 6 71 0 93.5 FRANKIHJ FIELD mean we don't intend to beat Penn. Virginia Tech Wake Forest Washington 77.0 And while we're on the subject. Washington State 68.9 let it be understood that if we didn't Duquesne Florida Fordham Georgetown Georgia Georgia Tech Hardin Simmons Harvard Holy Cross Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Iowa State 53.8 hope to beat Penn every time and expect to win a few we wouldn't be Washington St Lee West Virginia William Ac Mary Wisconsin Wyoming Xavier Yale PRINCETON vs.

PENNSYLVANIA 616 69 0 81.7 71.0 66 3 74.6 playing them. Two years ago when all times to unleash his accurate passes and with Bucky Hatchett, sterling Negro end, now back in top shape and once more Burns' favorite receiver, the Rutgers attack this week may be centered around the air lanes. WELL-BALANCED ATTACK The Scarlet, according to the Owl scouts, has a balanced attack. The return of Irwin Winkelried to regular duty, pairing with the game-tested Herman Hering at halfback, has enhanced the running game of Har-man's aggregation. Too, a new star was uncovered in the Colgate game when Henry Pryor showed he knew a thing or two about off tackle slices and rams through the middle.

Ray Morrison, Temple coach, has been scrambling player personnel this week, and there may be a few changes in the array that takes over at the kickoff at New Brunswick. Temple's coach has been devoting considerable time to eliminating the bugs that cropped up in the Owl attack in the West Virginia we did take them over, many of their fans went into mourning. They OTHER SCHOOLS Pa. Mansfield Tchrs. 41.8 Penn.

Mill. 32 5 thought it was a huge disgrace. Well, anything can happen on a gridiron, which alumni and undergrads should Pa. Mlllersvllle Tchrs. 26.7 Pa.

Shippensburg Tchrs. 44 1 Pa. Slippery Rock Tchrs. 37 6 Pa.W. Chester Tchrs.

32 2 realize. 17.7 SPORTSMANSHIP CITED Randolph Macon 'At A Want-Ad mjrl tor Alfred Allegheny Amherst Arnold Baldwin Wallace Bales Bethany, W. Va. Boston Boston College Bowdoin Brigham Young Brooklyn Buffalo Butler SATURDAY, Holds Sacrifice Record Eddie Collins holds the American League record for sacrifice hits with a Sll total. Rensselaer 32.0 31.7 tat publication In the next day' "I hope, too," he added, "that all Irjjuirer late aa 11 P.

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7 call Allen at RI 8-3000. Aitei Ithaca John Carroll Johns Hopkins Juniata Kenyon Lebanon Valley Lenoir Rhyne Louisville Lowell Textile Loyola, L. A. Maine Marietta Marshall Massachusetts Middiebury Moravian Morris Harvey Mt. St.

Mary's Muhlenberg New Hampshire N. J. Montclalr 25.1 64 40.0 10.4 13 0 39.9 38.1 44.7 1.2 59 9 32 6 195 46.7 11.9 31.7 29.2 21.5 7.4 83 2 48 8 Tchrs. 18.7 Tchrs. 1 .6 f.

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Francis St. Lawrence St. Michael's St. Vincent San Francisco U. 35 24.1 47.1 17 7 SO.

9 21.1 0.0 56.7 76 38 3 71.7 47 3 46 8 62 2 63.9 32 4 16.7 58 2 35 7 0 0 12 6 35 4 10.7 56 concerned will leave the game to the football players this year. We have a fine series with Penn and there is no reason it can't go on year after year. The sportsmanship shown by 19.3 46.5 1 Canlsius Carnegie 83.1 Tech RESERVED SCATS 3.90 am 2.60 kdvdeig Ta Itcketa eata Scranton 38 4 54 0 Record Crowd Expecfed For Villanova-Miami MIAMI, Oct. 4. An all-time record home crowd of more than 40,000 is expected in the Orange Bowl Friday night when the Villanova College Wildcats tangle with the University of Miami Hurricanes.

Last week's 34,559 turnout for Miami's 25-0 triumph over Rollins College broke the existing regular season record crowd for the Hurricanes and the fans were so pleased with the showing of Coach Andy Gustaf-son's first Miami eleven that a larger crowd is certain this week. Five Philadelphians will see action for Miami against Villanova. Tom Flynn, West Catholic, played brilliantly as defensive guard last week while Art Davies, Collingdale, making his first start at center after the rival players has been outstand 35 6 GO 0'DTAi 44 0 Centre Chattanooga Citadel C. C. N.

Y. Clarkson Tech Coast Guard Acad Colby 28.1 'TRIBUTE TO ing. We don't want the rooters many of them synthetic ones to spoil our relationship." ta SiSu- N. J. Trenton 21.2 23.9 Newport News Appr.

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Tchrs. Connecticut It must be pointed out that Cald HtnlM Men. Sea 3701 Niagara New Haven Thr. 31 1 Conn 420 Street! lington High junior varsity football well has been misquoted several The Buck Ik S2ai South Dakota S. Dakota State Springfield.

Mass. Stetson Susquehanna Tampa Tenn. Wesleyan Texas A. Sc 1. Thlel Toledo Trinity, Conn.

Tufts Upsaia Urstnus Vermsnt Wagner Washington St Jeff. St. Louis Wesleyan Western Md. Davidson Davis St Elklna Dayton Delaware The team defeated Wilson High, West Lawn, 18-7, in a Berks junior varsity game. 45 5 49 6 17.5 28 8 22 9 41.1 46 6 32.2 65.3 36.1 20 6 30 6 6 1 6(M5 212 64 9 40.7 37 4 32.3 115 39 9 51.1 DePauw times in the foregoing.

In more than an hour's conversation, he never said always it was "George's team." A close friend of Penn's mentor, George Munger, Caldwell is 'fdJbrcJn-red leather frst choice Pa. Dickinson. Northeastern Norwich Oberlin Occidental Ohio Ohio Wesleyan Okla. City U. Omaha Otterbein Pacific Paner Pa.

Bloomsburg Drexel Franklin Marshall Purmsn 40 0 44.0 21.7 51.6 42 8 24.5 26.4 19.5 15 0 13 2 39.1 47.5 47.7 31 1 37.2 27 2 27.5 16 9 17 4 22.4 32 Geneva marK doubly dangerous as a coaching foe. Georttetown. Ky. 29 business or sr Tchrs. 46 With a starting team average of George Washington 56.7 year as blocking back, and Jack Western Reserve Pa.

California Pa. California for campus, 191 196 in the line, 185 in the back- DelBello, Southern, offensive quar Gettysburg Grove City Hamilton terback, also did fine work. Westminster. Pa. W.

Va. Wesleyan Williams Wlttenburg Worchester Tech. fleld the Tigers will yield some avordupois to the Quakers, although 47 5 Tchrs. 32.7 Pa. Clarion Tchrs.

28.1 7 4 Pa. E. Str dsburg Tchrs. 41.8 27 8 Pa. Edinboro Tchrs.

15 2 7.9 Pa. Indiana Tchrs. 18 6 114 Pa. Kutztown Tchrs. 41 5 17.8 Pa.

Lock Haven Tchrs. 36.8 Hampden "Sydney Hartwick Hobert Hofstra this does not loom large in the light of the 1946 victory scored by a team 25 pounds lighter. Copyright, 1948, Dr. X. Litkenhous Keller to Compete At Jackets Track YOU DWT HEED CASH! iiPShw- TsT I AT COVERS Tfkn -SHPC 'J AUTO RADIOS 1 Jauto heaters Lft'o'f "'P winter NEEDS aV uckingli FROM '46 TEAM Caldwell has 14 lettermen back Sala, Jones Matched Giants' Ace, Al Keller, Buffalo, who annexed NEW YORK.

Oct. 5 (UP). Lee who yielded a 26-7 decision to Penn last year and seven who remember the sweet taste of the '46 triumph. Sala, unbeaten young middleweight SMART Tunnell, Was Prominent among the latter are three the first feature at the Yellow Jacket Speedway, Monday night, will aim for his second consecutive triumph when another seven-event program of stock car racing is presented. from Donora; today was signed for a 10-round bout with Reuben Jones, of Norfolk, at St.

Nich olas arena Oct. 15. It replaces the Pennsylvanians Captain Ed Mead, end from Erie, who blocked a kick for a touchdown and caught an important pass after a blocked extra- Radnor Star Keller proved himself to be a ver Eric Boon-Terry Young bout orig satile performer with stock autos on inally scheduled for that date. Young point placement; Fullback John withdrew because of a weight disagreement. Powers, Lansdowne High grad who Emlen Tunnell, who made football history at Radnor High, will return short tracks.

Driving the standard model is not new to Keller for he won the 200-mile National title at Lang-home last August. The Yellow Jacket was the game's offensive star, and Val Wagner, talented tailback from Sunday as a member of the New York Giants professional football track is not strange to the Buffalo Upper Darby High and Mercersburg Academy. team. ace for he was a consistent performer Tunnell, star halfback at Radnor, Others are Guard Tom Cleveland, continued his spectacular playing at Iowa University. He is expected to see action against the Philadelphia throughout the past season.

The popular Buffalo ace just combined the two and walked off with the inaugural feature. Tom Bradshaw appears to be the outstanding threat to Keller. grandson of the late President Grover Cleveland; Tackle Duncan Robertson, Guard George Smith and Quarterback George Eastham. Eagles at Shibe Park. ACE SAFETY MAN The offensive ace in the single- wing style that features flankers and i V'---- j.vv men in motion is Tailback George Sella, who ran back five kicks for 130 Calif.

Asks Probe Of Race Wire Use One of the Giants crop 'of star rookies which also includes Skippi Minisi, University of Pennsylvania, Tunnell isa splendid passer, receiver and runner. His specialty is return yards against Brown, one of them for a 78-yard touchdown, and had returns of 80 and 49 yards killed by SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5 (AP). ing punts from the safety position penalties. Either Powers or John The California Public Utilities Com Last year Tunnell caught three mission today sent a formal petition touchdown passes to help Iowa up set Indiana.

Tunnell makes his Shoes Weber will be at fullback, with Wagner at tailback, supported by Carl Leibert, who once was Bed-narik's center understudy at Bethle to the Federal Communications Commission asking for a nationwide home at Garrett Hill, in Rosemont. hem's Liberty High. George Chan probe of the use of race wire services by illegal bookmakers. The petition said the aim of such an investigation w. I.

DOUGLAS sHOE BROCKTON IS. MASS, Meanwhile, both clubs renewed preparations for Sunday's encounter which will usher in the Eagles home schedule of six games at Shibe Park. dler looms as the starting quarter a blocker who occasionally passes. would be to ban race wires. The line probably will comprise Mead and John McKenna, ends; "If the Federal Communications Commission chooses to act favorably on our petition," the Commission Julian Buxton and Robertson, Head Coach Greasy Neale held his first workout at the Athletics ball yard and immediately started work on pass defense since the Giants' team of aerial artists, the veteran PHILADELPHIA 224 MARKET STREET 2254 NORTH FRpNT ST.

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