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PAGE 2 THE CLARION-LEDGER, JACKSON, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1953 SECTION THREE Here Are Weekend Grid Winners In Advance, Maybe! rant West has run roughshod over West Is Host-To Durant 11 WEST, Oct. 8 A very important Big Black Conference battle will take place in West Friday several opponents tms yesr being tied only by the Ethel squad. Durant will be fighting to stsy near the top in the Big Black besp this week, but the West team has high This Guy's Crazy Has Vandy Beating 01 Miss At Oxford Grid Saturday Winona Game Will Highlight Delta Valley Loop Friday hopes of making this a losing battle. West is led by Ray Edwards, the night as the greatly improved West team meets the Tigers of Du- Duke Enider's nine home runs off Cardinal pitching at Ebbets Field this year was a National League record. The previous high for a hitter against one club in one park was eight by Ralph Klner against Boston in Pittsburgh during the 1947 season.

When Ted Williams of the Red Sox hit a home run Into the upper deck at Cleveland's Municipal Stadium on Aug. 30 it marked the first time it had been done this season. Then Ted hit one In the same spot the next day. By WILL GRIMSLET leadinff Eagles. Greenville has one "F.osv Armstrong gridders sank! By FLOYD E.

JOHNSOV YAZOO CITY. October 8 The best offensive back to play for them in recent years. The Bulldogs have come back from a dismal teason in 1952 and are now mak- trie water valley Blue Devils to offset a 13-7 loss last season, and Delta, Valley conference spotllRht of the best grid teams in of 32 players elevated to charter schools history and currently are membership in the Hall of Fame, leading the North division of the Klnard ended -Ms professional Big Eight Conference. Their big football career after the 1947 sea- NEW YORK. Oct.

Lfl Football games Cus meek -end to be as close as the Scotchman bo fried his bacon to Lux to keep still remembering the 1M3 set will be focused malny on the Wi nena Tiger's baptism In the ten back at the hands of a strong Bar- r.g it tough for all opponents. From all reports both teams are guns are William Earl Morgan an son. Joining the Ole Miss coaching irom strir-xing. captain Raymond Brown, triple staff as line coach in February, member circuit Friday night as they visit Webb for a debut with the West Tallahatchie Choc taws. Only other family affairs of the Also la danger of shrieking Is our season's average of .737 based ii fine physical condition for this encounter which should prove to be an offensive battle.

1648. dH eleven in 52 the Tigers will be growling with power-plus this weekend. Bert Allen and Tommv Greenlee should plstoneer the attack for victory number four in the Sardls downfall. nvendincr rhamrvt of the DVC threaters in the. backfield.

But the Eagles are determined to put an unsweetened mixture of nectar on Clemson. Drake over South Dakota. Saturday East Perm State over Boston rj. Villanova over Boston College, Brown over Rhode Island. Harvard over Colgate.

Yale over Columbia. Syracuse over Fordham. Holy Cross over Bucknell. Pittsburgh over Nebraska. Princeton over Rutgers.

West Virginia over Washington and Lee. Midwest Cincinnati over Toledo. Kansas over Colorado. Indiana over Marquette, Kansas State over Iowa State. South Vanderbilt over Mississippi.

Alabama over Tulsa. Tennessee over Chattanooga, Missis evening will pit the fast-improving indianoia Indians against the speedy Charleston Warriars at their welcome mat and make the sting a little less painful by giving the Yazoo City Indians of Coach food account of themselves every Charleston, and the Belzonl Warriors tangling with the Cleveland Wildcats on Cleveland's Parks Douff Hamlev. will Sten OUtSlde tne niuiui 01 mr Kimr Fridays! conference for nie first time this rt. ou Field. fall to visit Tigertown In Copiah 1 4 1 Batesville will ply toost to the sard is Tigers of the Chickasaw Prew Veioo city Bateavtiie Writ Tallahatchie Cher let too Lei end Indianoia Pelsonl loop, Yazoo City will Journey south a i i i i i i i sippi State over Auburn.

Florida Over Stetson. George Washington fcr an erggement with the Crystal Oa 10 correct picas out of 133. But. chat up. let's so: Oklahoma over Texas: Buddy Leake and the Soccers hit their smde asrainst a Texas team which has a flashy barkiield but can't match the rugged OkUhoma line.

California over Pennsylvania: The Golden Bears have found a real sparkplug In Quarterback Paul Larson while the stiff schedule be-ran to tell on the Quakers. Northwestern ever Minnesota: The Wildcats, behind lUfler Dick Thomas, are on the move. The Gophers Paul Gicl has yet to get suited. Georgia Tech over Tulane: The Pi rr.blir? Wreck has scored only six points in the last two games; Tech has too much speed and power to be contained three weeks In a row. over Virginia.

Louisiana State over Springs Tigers of the Little Dixie circuit, and Drew will try to evade 3 Cleveland Kentucky, North Carolina over Wake Forest. North Carolina State the stingers of the Greenville Hor ILL fiAMEft WIT 27 Vt 41 SI 37 24 JJ J7 44 24 44 14 1 44 Tta. OaPla. i 134 34 47 31 4 54 40 44 73 40 41 44 44 44 34 44 1J 104 county for a top attraction against one of the high ranking teams In the Little Dixie Conference when they face Coach Wendell Webb's Crystal Springs Tigers. The Tigers have several free-wheelers on attack ready io please their home crowd, but after surveying the battlefield and available ammunition this should be another mark of distinction for the gentlemen from Yazoo County.

Carl Maddox's Greenville Hornets will fly Into Drew for a buzzing at Coach Howard Sessum's league- nets of the Big Eight Conference over Davidson. South Carolina over 1 Furman. Playing non-conference games In their four outings this season Coach Johnny Bruce's Winona Tigers Southwest Baylor over Arkan sas. Rice over Hardin Simmons, Winona Yaieo City Drear Inland Charleston Kelsonl Beietvllle Tallahatchie Indianoia Cleveland have been very Impressive with four Oklahoma A over Wichita. Far West Southern California over Wasnington.

sianoiora over consecutive victories and twenty five TD's. Friday night will be the test in the DVC as they play their first of four conference games in Oregon State. Washington State over Oregon, toiiege oi racuic Johniover Hawaii. Utah over Utah back- state. Wvoming over Colorado A Ohio State over Illinois: Borton and Bob Watskins.

their first season as members of one of the strongest high school conferences In the state. The Tigers Bruiser Kinard Day Slated For Vandy Game Saturday M. Arizona over New Mexico. wui ce ciawtng for a victory as they send a high-scoring backfield and a stout front wall into battle. UNIVERSITY, Oct.

8 The Unl- a player at the Rutgers Colgate The Choctaws of Coach Bernard BlackweU are still In the title picture and will use every avalabe tomahawk to try to scalp the invad game on Oct. 31 in New Brunswick, versity of Mississippi honors its greatest athlete Saturday. i30 VJTV CHANNEL 25... 10 00 -ID ers. There should be some very In a special ceremony between Conn.

Kinard was the State of Mississippi's first All-America hono-ree (1936 37). He was the first Misslslppl football grad to earn twilling Jet-like run in as Jimmy Knight and Pete Peterson of Wi Jockton, Mitt. ralves of the Ole Miss-Vanderbilt game. Frank M. tBruiser) Kinard.

nona, and Sanford Powell and Bob Little Ten Has Family Games Only ABERDEEN. Oct. Each member of the Little Ten Conference plays another member team this week-end. Aberdeen goes to West Poxt for an important game with the Green Wave. Aberdeen has won four conference games and ed by a powerful line and plentr cf replacements, have too much punch for the mini's young team.

Michigan over lews: The Hawk-eyes have locked formidable In their first two games but Michigan packs more striking power In Ted Kress and Tory Branoff. UCLA over Wisconsin: The UCLANS are potential Roe Bowl material; Wisconsin, despite two victories. Is -middle class'0 In the Bis Ten. Maryland over Georgia: the best air defense Is rush the -passer. The Terrapins have the speedy Ixe ta harass Zrte BrstkowskL Armv over Dartmouth: the BUck 'Knichts cf the Hudson are stUl far below their pre-scandul form but good enough to take Dart-couth easily.

Navy over Cornell: Fullback Joe by Lance of West Tallahatchie mat an all-time All-America footbaX player, will be officially recogniz ches strides on the gridiron. Coach Walker "Lonny" Jones' Indianoia Indians will again be on the warpath as they visit Charles Tonight at 7:15 WJDX Each Twatday and Friday Evening wm MOT All-Profeslonal recognition (1953). He waa an All-Pro choice for five of the nine seasons be participated, wss a service team All-America in 1946. He later was named to three all-time All-America lineups, the all-time all-Southeastern team, and in 1951 was announced as one ton for DVC performance with ed as a charter member of the National Football Hall of Fame. Klnard's membership plaque wlS be presented him by former coach Ed Walker, now a Lt.

Colonel In ihe USAF. A duplicate cf Klnard's pi a Que will be accepted for the University by Athletic Director C. the Warriors of Coach Mike Ma-haHc. Indianoia has a big forward taoucMT to votl at rout oovaoin dialm wall that has not been scored on In Tupelo besides. West Point has won to conference game and lost second half of any game played to date, and In Kent Lovelace one of one.

that to Siarkville. The Wave has. also, defeated Macon. At this the best backs In the state. To offset this, the Charleston Warriors are solid anchored with Morris Sel- Better Sight Better Sound Better Buy enjoy your favorite TV Program TONIGHT and tee It Better on a CROSLEY TV with the exclusive Picture-Sentry by at center and Bob Owens at tackle, leading the defense, and have speed and deception in Mar M.

(Tad) Smith. The Mississippi Vanderbilt game, which also will feature the Homecoming Day program, will be one of 18 "Hall of Fame Awarl Games' planned throughout the country this year. Kinard also was signally honored by the State of Mississippi when Gov. Hugh L. White, himself stage of the season.

Aberdeen looms as the outstanding contender for the Conference crown; however in this Conference, no team Is considered "m1 this early la the race. Aberdeen Is counting heavily on an alert line and a versatile Magnavox TV at vin Kirk and Bob Lilly la the resr fireworks. Each eleven will be striving for DVC victory ncmber two and another notch upward In 7fcr 0' Garraso and a bi rasa une give the Middies a distinct edge over the rebuilding Red. Southern Methodist over Missouri: the Mustangs were almost trod enough to beat Georgia Tech. Missouri Is good, but no Tech.

Duke over Purdue: The Blue Devils have ore of the sharpest spIit-T In football. Too fast fjr the Burly Boilermakers. Michigan State over Texas Christian: B.ggy Morn's horde should breeze to lis rrth victory la a row. The ethers: Friday Mgbt Houscn over Detroit. Denver ver Msr.tsna.

Miami tFIa.l over backfield. led by Captain Moiiy Hilbert and Quarterback Wade Cook. Amory. the runnerup In games won and lost, is playing Oxford there. Oxford has shown great recuperative power after dropping jarr.es to Aerdeeo and StarkviUe.

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r-irroLu. tiaa.4. (37c) toe loop standings. In what could be the closest and hardest fought game in the week's schedule will unfold in Cleveland mr-en Coach Howard Wood's leads his Belzoni warriors into serious business with Coach Blllv Mustln's Wildcats. Both teams will be aiming at their initial DVO win.

and both elevens have the football as Vou can see it EOTR on a former star Ole Miss lineman. Issued an official proclamation proclaiming Saturday. October 10. to be "Frank M. (Bruiser) Kinard Day" in Mississippi.

Joining Bruiser for the ceremony here will be many of his former teammates who played with him on the 1835-36-37 Ole Miss teams guided by Walker. Also planning to attend are three members of Walk companuj Amory has won two and lost no Conference games to date. Grenada plays at StarkviUe. Easy Ttrmt Expert Service sets to make this a thriller from i er's coaching staff, line coach Web Burke, backfield coach Chuck ETTDTTT) TIRE and JJU RUBBER 223 Woodrow Wilson Arc. Ph.

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New Albany plays Pontotoc there in another tooa up game. The Conference and total standings of the respective teams are as follows: COMFCaCSCK opening whistle. These two even matched teams played to a 14-14 tie last year, and will again be measuring every punch for victory. For the second straight week the Batesville Tigers should take sweet revenge for lickings of last season from Chickasaw Conference elevens as they meet the Sard Is Tigers in Batesville. Last week the O.

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