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THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA MONDAY, XOVEMBEK 21, 1932. FURMAN AND CLEMSON TAPER OFF FOR TURKEY DAY 9 0 Presbyterians, Newberry And Erskine End Grid Seasons PAGE SIX RIVAL ELEVENS Big Ten Champions Sffl ELEVENS OVER THE Coffee Cup By CAEL WELUEB BATTLING FOR COMPLETE 10 III GAME Harold Smelco Has Best Day Against Terriers Saturday Harry Bolick. Pounds Over Two Touchdowns On Erskine; Carolina Shows Expected Power In Defeating tja-dets; Furman And Clemson Are Idle By CARL WEIMER Three of South Carolina's eight football sauads. Presbyterian EST HONOR Thanksgiving Day Battle Will Start At 2 O'Clock On Manly Field THRILLS ARE PROMISED GOOD MORNING; How did you spend Sunday? CCRLEY BIRD, coach of Maryland and one of the coaches in a big post-season game, has written to Coach 'Dizzy' McLeod asking about his seniors. One or two may get a chance, depending on how they perform against Clemson Thursday.

A. G. TAYLOR, business manager of Furman, announces there will be 100 officers at Manly field Thursday to take care of the crowd and to see that nothing untoward takes place. tT' I i i 1111111 5 i pT NEWMAN lm COACH KirKE LfrjqSZl i I'KTOSKKY Newberry and Erskine, stored their jerseys and other parapher nalia in moth balls following the performances of the past week after more or less successful seasons. Four of the remaining five will follow suit Thursday while the University Birds have a December 3 engagement with the potential Southern Conference Some Will Be Eliminated In Next Two Weeks; Brown Plays Colgate Thursday MICHIGAN HEADS BIG TEN NEW YORK, Nov.

20. (API-Sectional titles in half the nation's eight major conferences had been decided definitely today but arguments over the mythical national chamiponship rage more furiously than ever. NATIONAL CHAMPS With some slight trepidation, however, the suggestion is ventured that when and if the dispute is satisfactorily settled, the nomination will go to one of a group including champions, Auburn. It ws strictly family fights last week, Presbyterian having to fight harder than expected to secure a 14 to 0 victory over Erskine. Carolina By CARL WEIMER Clemson and Furman will begin their tapering off this afternoon in preparation for the annual Thanksgiving clash here Thursday on Manlv field at 2 o'clock.

HARD WORK FINISHED All hard work was completed during the past week in both camps, Jess Neely at Clemson and Paul McLeod at Furman putting their charges through stiff scrimmages Saturday. With the state championship resting; on the outcome of the Turkey day contest interest of football followers in the state will be centered on Greenville. The only other contest scheduled within the Palmetto boundaries is TWO OR three hundred peep holes were cut in the fence at Manly field for the Carolina-Furman contest. It looks as if a machine gun had ripped openings In the barrier. winning according to 'dope' from the Citadel 19 to 0, and Newberry and Wofford tangling in one of the seasons most spectacular conflicts, finally calling it a draw at 20-20.

Furman and Clemson spent their time preparing for the Thanksgiving classic here on the outcome of Southern California. Michigan, Auburn, Pitt, Army, Notre Dame, and either Brown or Colgate, depending upon the outcome of their Thanks TICKETS FOR the Furman-Clemson game can be secured at Carpenter Brothers drug store from 10 a. m. until 7 p. m.

today, tomorrow and Wednesday. The of Textile Court Loop Will Be Formed Tonight Teams desiring to enter the Piedmont Textile Basketball circuit are requested to meet in the office of the Greenville Piedmont tr night at 7:30 o'clock. It Is hoped that six or eight clubs will join the pro-Dosed loop. Among those interested and which, it is honed, will be rep-' resented are: Pelzer, Piedmont, Renfrew, Lyman, American Spinning, Camperdown, Victor, Monaghan, Southern Bleach-ery and Southern Worsted. which the Palmetto title rests.

SMELCO GOES RAMBLING giving day game at Providence. that of the Citadel at Wofford. Several of these are certain to be Supporters of both elevens are looking forward to the most sensa tional clash of tne season when the Tigers run into the Hurricane Clemson has the scoring punch that has been dulled against but two BERNARD EVERHARDL'S FAY REGECZI KOWALIK teams, N. C. State and South Caro fice will be open Thursday morning.

C. M. WING does not care who is president, perhaps, but it's a fact that since Franklin Roosevelt has been nominated he's not had a single bite while fishing in the Saluda. What he's interested in is whether the fish are republicans and refuse to bite after the Hoovpt debacle or whether they are democrats and are too busy celebrating to partake of the food offered them. lina.

Against the Birds Henry Wood ward and Bill Dillard, fleet backs, HARRY NEWMAN'S field goal within but a few seconds of the close of the first half gave Michigan a 3 to 0 victory over Minnesota Saturday and with it the Big Ten conference championship. Some of the star Wolverines are shown above. were injured so badly until they were unable to enter the contest thus nullifying the Tiger, attack. eliminated in the next two or three weeks. Southern California, in addition to a conference game with Washington, must Notre Dame December 10, two weeks after the Ramblers' clash with Army.

Pitt conqueror of both Army and Notre Dame but tied by Ohio State and Nebraska, still has the Stanford hurdle to vault. Brown and Colgate should rut th? list by one in their meeting this week. Michigan has completed its schedule and Auburn has only South Carolina on the list. Conference races already decided show the following new or repeating champions: Big Ten Michigan. Big Six Nebraska.

Rocky Mountain Utah. Missouri Valley Oklahoma A. and M. MCI HPS This afternoon, tomorrow and Wednesday the rival squads will go A UBURN TEAM WING HIGH through dummy scrimmage and perfect their attacks and defenses. I HI TITLE Clemson, if past performances are to be judged by, will depend on the air for its touchdowns.

Furman has -THE HEN ISI PLA been able to take advantage of op portunities when presented, by air or ground. Morning After Everything points to one of the most thrilling contests of the sea BEAT GAMECOCKS son and a capacity crowd for Manly Bv Carl Weimef- field is predicted. Statistics D.Vnnr DORN. the boy from Greenwood who made good In the textile center, remarked after Scott returned two Clemson passes for touchdown Friday, "you can't fool these Greenwood fellows. Scott is from the Emerald city, too, you know.

And If he's as good a back as 'Daddy' Is a tackle then it's all over for some of the other boys next year. JAKE WOODWARD is offering the bov scouts the privilege of selling soft drinks, Thursday. The system worked well at Columbia at the state fair. WOFFORD AND Citadel are slated to play in Spartanburg Thursday. There- was some talk about the contest being played onW Saturday but evidently will be staged as scheduled.

AFBl'RN IS not eountlnr Carolina as opposition worthy of note, Judging hy press notices. And wonld be a good time, If such he the case, for the Birds to step In and upset the sst Half Rally Gives Chet Wynne's Eleven 14 To 7 Victory By DILLON GRAHAM GENERAL STANDINGS TEAM ATLANTA. Nov. 20 (AP) With Pet. A19 .275 .25 .111 1 2 2 4 4 8 5 3 5 8 3 1 Auburn's triumphant Plainsmen marking time until their early De Furman Preab.Uerian Newberry Clemson Carolina Citadel.

Wofford Erskine cember -championship battle with CHICAGO. Nov. 20. (AP) Michigan ruled the west on the gridiron tonight for the first time since 1926. For the first time in six years, the Wolverines achieved undisputed possession of the Eastern conference football championship, an honor they were forced to share with Northwestern in 1930.

and with the Wildcats and Purdue a year ago. It was the thirteenth title in Michigan history and the fourth championship. The Michigan heroes of 1932 swept aside a stubborn Minnesota team, 3 to 2 yesterday to capture the title in the windup of the season. They finished the campaign with a perfect record, with no team on their schedule able to conquer or tie them. They bowled over Ohio State, Northwestern, Illinois.

Indiana. Chicago and lastly, Minnesota. In conference competition, and also walloped Michigan State and Princeton. Championship standing: Michigan 6 0 1.000 Purdue 5 0 I 1.000 Wisconsin 4 1 1 .800 Ohio State 2 1 2 .667 Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 Northwestern 2 3 1 .400 Illinois 2 4 0 .333 Indiana 1 4 1 .200 Chicago 1 4 0 .200 Iowa 0 5 0 .000 Harold Smelco, Newberry's light-footed, loose-hipped ranger, staged one of the season's most brilliant individual performances against Wofford. With the Indians trailing, as the result of the Terriers' bone-crushing tackle punches.

13 to 0, Smelco took matters in charge. He raced 80-yards through the Methodists with a kick-off and soon followed with a 30-yard jaunt around right end. Lambeth having made both extra points good, the Lutherans led at the half 14-13. However, Woffords line plunging, for which all Scaffe elevens are noted, scored again and Smelco had to gather in a punt on his 15 yard stripe and carry It back 85 yards for the tying tourh-' down. That's something for the books.

Wofford snapped out of its scoring lethargy and tallied three times and had the Terriers not been facing a reincarnated "Red" Grange on a rampage would have won. The Methodists have an encounter with The Citfldel as a curtain closer. P. C. DOWNS ERSKINE Presbyterian college, finishing its season with a spirited dash, was highly favored over Erskinc's F.eet which has had its poorest season in many years.

With Marion Stevenson and Jake Rogers back in the lineup the Fleet presented unlooked for stubborn resistance and it re-aulred the mast terrific plunginsr on the part of Harry Bolick and "Pug" Perrin's most tyistujtt runs to shove over two touchdowns in the final period. The Hosemen. the previous week, had tfrned in their finest game of the year, downing The Citadel Cadets 27 to 0 in Charleston, an almost unheard of thing. Erskine has won but one game all season, from High Toint, and inrldrntally that's the only opponent's goal line the Seceders have been able to cross. Walter Johnson's squad seemed to get bettpr in every game and had but one real setback, that at the hands of Mercer.

Bolick and Perrin. both sophomores, have developed into two of the best backs of the year. Citadel's light eleven, as figured had no chance against the Birds. This clash, however, was notable for two performances, the work of Earl Clarv and Harold Mauney. Clary has been successfully stopped bv every other team which he has faced.

He scored twice against the MAI NEY HITS STRIDE Harold Mauney, the young Columbia high school sophomore, came into his own, directed the team cleverly and was the greatest ground gainer of the afternoon. The Cadets, driven hard by Tatum Gressette at the first of the aeason, compiled one of the best records In the state, all things considered. Victories over Davidson and V. M. I.

stand out South Carolina, traditional Thanksgiving Day duels draw attention in the Southern Conference this week. OTHER BIG GAMES Two of these turkey day tilts. STATE STANDINGS TEAM Far nun 8 6 Clrmion 3 1 Carolina 1 Presbyterian 3 1 Newberry 1 1 Wofford 1 8 Citadel 1 4 Ertkine 6 Pet. 1.IHHI .501 MO thare bringing together Alabama and Vanderbilt at Birmingham and Tennessee and Kentucky at Knox-ville. may have possible bearing on the title race in the event Auburn latr is tripped by the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Tennessee and Vanderbilt are unbeaten now but have games against their rec ords. FtRMAN Newberry skine. Devis-Elkini Mercer. Citadel Carolina ti 58 19 20 24 It 1G3 THOSE BIRDS ought to have one excfptional good offensive game In their systems. It has not come out vet.

Mavbe it will be flashed against N. C. State cr Auburn. TODAY'S NUISANCE: Trying to please everybody and pleasing nobody; FOOTBALL SCORES Boston 0: Portsmouth 10. Chirago Cardinals Staple ton 21.

Niagara St. Bhnaventure 2. Santa Clara 12; Olvmnlc Club 0. Greehbay Tackers New York Giants 6. LaSalle St.

Thomas 24. In other major contents Thursday Virginia Poly faces Virginia Military, North Carolina plays Virginia, Clemson engages Furman, South Carolina onposes North Carolina State. Maryland meets St. John's and Mississippi tatkles Mississippi Stale. Saturday engagements include Duke and Washington and Lee, Tulane and the unbeaten conference team from Louisiana Stale, and Georgia and Georgia Tech.

Auburn, roaring down the come ALL-STATE TEAMS FLOWING IN All-State selections have begun to trickle in in increasing numbers, although one of the most important games, Furman-Clemson, has not been played. Here are some of them: Preston Charles and Tom Estes, of Clinton: Ends, Wood, Furman, Copeland, P. tackles, Dorn, Furman, Meers, Carolina; guards, Freeman, Carolina, Peden, Furman; center, Jackson, Wofford; quarter, Jennings, Citadel, halves, Alley, Furman, Clary, Carolina; fullback, Griffin, Furman. Walter Wood, Brevard, N. Ends, Patterson, Clemson, Wood, Furman; tackles, Meers, Carolina, Dom, Furman; guards, Heinemann, Clemson, Peden, Furman; center, Shinn, Carolina; quarter, Clary, Carolina; halves, Jennings, Citadel, Wolf, Carolina; fullback, Griffin, Furman.

Clarence Porter, Greenville: Ends, Wood, Furman, Cope-land, P. tackles, Dorn, Furman, Meers, Carolina; guards, Peden, Furman, Freeman, Carolina; center, Shinn, Carolina; quarter, Jennings, Citadel; halves, Wolf, Carolina, Bob Smith, Furman; fullback, Griffin, Furman. Ernest Lander, Calhoun Falls: Ends, Wood, Furman, Patterson, Clemson; tackles, Dorn, Furman, Meers, Carolina; guards, Heinemann, Clemson, Peden, Furman; center, Jackson, Wrofford; quarter, Jennings, Citadel; halves, Alley, Furman, Bolick, P. fullback, Bob Smith, Furman; "Chick" McCall, Greenville: Ends, Wood, Furman, Patterson, Clemson; tackles, Meers, Carolina, Dorn, Furman; guards, Heinemann, Clemson, Peden, Furman; center, Shinn, Carolina; quarter, Jennings, Citadel; halves, Clary, Carolina, Woodward, Clemson; fullback, Bob Smith, Furman. P.

C. ENDS SEASON BRILLIANTLY Presbyterian College has closed its football season with but two defeats, to Clemson and Mercer. The Blue Hose gained a tie with their arch rival, Newberry, 7-7, and then proceeded to ram out decisions against High Point, Lenoir-Rhyne, Citadel, Wofford and Erskine. NEWBERRY HAS BETTER YEAR "Dutch" MacLean, of Newberry, finishes in the state standing with a .500 per cent average. However, the Indians were only able to win but one game, from Erskine.

They lost to Furman. They gained ties with Presbyterian and Wofford. A victory over Catawba was one of the outstanding achievements of the year. Losses were suffered at the hands of Furman and Parris Island. Lenoir-Rhyne was played to a tie in an out-of-state encounter.

In other words the Lutherans tied three games, won two and lost as many. It was a decided improvement over the record of past season although perhaps not what the showing against Furman in the first game of the season led supporters to hope for. ERSKINE HAS LEAN SEASON Erskine had its poorest season in some years. The Fleet did not win but one game, from High Point, and this was the only team scored on. Eight defeats were suffered, at the hands of Furman, Clemson, Citadel," Auburn, Newberry, Presbyterian.

Wofford and Catawba. However, Jake Todd, with most promising material, was beset with injuries from the start. He was never able to present his full strength except in the opener against the Citadel. CLEMSON Presbyterian Trth C. Slate.

South Carolina. Erskine Davidson Georgia 13 14 0 II 7 18 18 The leaders in the other four conference or sectional races, not yet definitely decided, were: Southwest Texas Christian. Pacific: Southern California and University of California at Los Angeles. South Auburn. East Brown.

Colgate. Pitt, Army. FEW SURPRISES Yesterday's firing, one of the last big salvos of the waning season, offered few surrpises except in the scores, as all the leading favorites won although, in some instances, toy much narrower margias than had been expected. Weather conditions a driving rain in the east and intense cold in the midwest were responsible for some of these surprises. Michigan, co-holder of the Big Ten t'tle with Northwest' rn and Purdue a year anc assumed sole ownership of the 1932 rrown bv beating Minnesota, 3-0, on Harry Newman's plare-mrnt field goal.

Purdue, unbeaten but tied by Northwestern, wound up in second p'ace, routing Indiana. 25-7. in its final contest. Ohio State also called upon a field goal to whip Illinois, 3-0. a Wisconsin trounced Chirago, 18-7, and Northwestern ran up a 44-6 count on Iowa.

Nebraska, although it still has Missouri to play, clinched th Big Six championship with a 5-0 victory over Oklahoma. Kansas upset Kansas State, 19-0. In another conference game while Iowa State defeated Drake, of the Missouri Valley group. 34-13. Utah swept to its fifth successive Rocky Mountain title as the Indians turned back the Colorado Aggies, 16-0.

Brigham Young, beating the Utah Aggies, 18-6, clinched second place. RAMBLERS SINK NAVY Notre Dame, traveling the comeback road after its defeat by Pitt, ran into a stout-hearted Navy defense but won, 12-0, but the east countered this interactional defeat, with Fordham's 8-6 triumph over Oregon State. The midwest chalked up two other intersections 1 victories as Marquette whipoed Washington and Jefferson. 6-0, and Creighton handed Wyoming a 34-0 lacing, but suffered one reverse as Gonzaga beat South Dakota. 12-0.

The eastern program was featured by Yab's great show of strength in overpowering Harvard, 19-0. Pitt and Army eked out one touchdown victories, the former beating Carnegie Tech, 6-0, and Army turning back West Virginia Wesleyan, 7-0, but Columbia and Holy Cross found the muddy going too much of a handicap and played scoreless ties with Syracuse and Manhattan, respectively. Temple's undefeated record was Harry Bolick Tops Scorers By 12 Points 32 8 back trail, dealt Georgia a 14 to 7 setback to sin its sixth confer ence triumph. The Plainsmen fac ed a powerful, Georgia team, one that has been growing stronger each SOITH CAROLINA Sewanee Villanova Wake Forest Wofford Clemson Tulane a.L. S.

17... Furman Citadel glaringly. But the numbers an weight were larkinr and the heavy schedule finally told. South Carolina scored exactly the same number of points Saturday as it did against Wofford, 19. This week's menu is topped bv the Furman-Clemson came here Thursday.

South Carolina plays N. Cv State in Raleigh on the same day and Wofford takes on The Citadel' in Spartanburg. 1 0 19 14 0 ft 19 fid COLUMBIA. Nov. 20 (API-Harry Bolick, of P.

who scored two touchdowns In the closing game with Erskine, holds the state individual scoring lead with 54 points. Lyles Alley, of Furman, and Jack Monroe, of Wofford, trail with 42 each. The state scoring- table: Player TD PAT FG TP CITADEL IS E. skine 0 It M. I Florid 27 I Davidson 6 II Furman 20 C'emson IX II Presbyterian 27 0 Carolina IX SI Tol.ils IFB WOFFORD Rhine.

Mich Point Paridon Carolina. Erskine Prsb' teriau Catawba 0 0 54 0 0 42 8 1 42 0 0 36 0 0 30 10 0 26 0 0 24 0 0 24 0 0 24 0 0 18 10 0 16 1 0 13 0 0 12 0 .0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 3 0 9 1 0 7 1 0 7 Bolick, P. C. ....9 Alley, Furman ..7 Monroe, Wofford 5 Smelco, Newberry 6 Woodward, C'son 5 Adair, Furman .2 Barrett, P. 4 Kearns, Furman 4 B.

Smith, F'man 4 Hook, Clemson ..3 Copeland, P. C. .1 Clary. S. 2 Ingram, N'berrv .2 Bouknight, Wof'd 2 Ouarterman, Cit.

2 Symmes, Citadel .2 Griffin, Furman .2 Yonre, S. 2 Perrin, S. 2 Patterson, C'son .2 Jennings, Citadel 2 Lambeth, N'berry I Hult. Furman ...1 Jontf. Furman ..1 I 81 1 0 0 II 2fl 113 PRESBYTERIAN r-Rhyne.

S.LAA. Standing a 80 11 i 57 II marred bv Villanova, 7-0, ana La Rich Point Wofford Cifalft. Erskine Fayette climaxed an otherwise dismal season with a 25-6 rout of its week and reached its peak, at Columbus Saturday. BULLDOG AT PEAK For two periods the Bulldogs halted every Auburn bid and nullified its famed aerial attack when the Georgia goal was approached. Then Georgia switched to the offensive and marched 76 yards to snatch a touchdown and lead at the half intermission.

The charge of the lighter but faster Auburn linemen and the dashes of the speedy backs began to wear down the Georgians in the third quarter and Auburn pulled on even terms after a fifl yard campaien with Captain Jimmy Hitchcock scoring on a 14-yard end run evolving from a spinner. Another sudden thrust in the last quarter brought Auburn its winning tally as Phipps tore through the Geoigia forwards and raced 45 yards for the score. The defensive play of these two fine lines kept the backs on both sides fairly well shackled DI KE BESTS TAR HEELS Duke wrote gridiron history on a nriddy field at Chapel Hill as, aided by a queer break and an error thp rtrt of Coach Chuck Collins of North Carolina, it beat tne lar Heels 7 to 0. It was Duke's first victory over North Carolina since 1893. A kick whi'-h sailed deep into Carolina territory struck a Tar Heel nlayrr and was recovered bv a Duke athlete on Carolina's 20.

Collins violated gridiron rules by m-liing onto the field to protest the play and his ti-am was penalized 15 yards, leaving Duke only five varris to punch for a touchiioun. fumble occided the Georgia game in lavor of the Yellow Jackets 6 to 0. tAniv. ficuria halfback, fumbled a low pa.ss ficn center and Tech covered on the three yard Wink Davis bucked across for the score. GRLX.

NIL'S WIN TJsinz reserves most of the way, Tulane defeated Sewanee 26 to 0 and Maryland beat Washington and Lee 6 to 0 in the other conference games. Missiviri won from Sout'i-tiTstern of Memphis 7 to 0. South best The Citadel 13 to 0, Eirmmrham-Soatherr downed How-rd 7 to 0. Presbvterian beat 14 0. Cntre won fmm C.ore.-tori, to 0.

Louisiana Coi-ie-e best Louisiana Tech 13 to 6. and V.i -ten Kentucky won from LciasUiie 58 to 0. 4Om cf the most important of Thanks ins Dsy gams tmowg traditional rival, Lehigh. fcn rhern football Auburn all but made certain of th? Southern conference title by overcoming an early Georgia lead to Kt'WRERDT Futman Catiia F.h.Tne. Parti? I.isnd rresh'-lrrian 14-7.

Tulane swamped Sewa 1 9 a If nee, 26-0, and Maryland, Duke and Curtis McConnell Improves Rapidly ANDERSON, Nov. 20. Curtis Mc-Connel, former Anderson high school football star, and more recently a member of the Clemson Tigers, who was operated upon for stmiach trouble here some time ago, is reported to be improving. McConnell is under treatment at the Anderson County hospital. Although his ailment was of serious nature, physicians expressed the belief he will be able to resume playing football next fall.

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1,850,902 A standing of the iegiate Athletic teams follow: TEAM Western Kentucky furman Southwestern Loosa. Centenary Roijins. Mercer. Presbvterian Centre Miss. Collie isorrr.el.

Murray Louisiana Tech. Oeurgetown Easv Kentucky fienberry. Teachers Miilsaps 8. W. LouiiEna spectively.

U. A. VICTOR The University of California at l'i Gillette Has scored two safeties. Touchdowns have been made by: McCaw, Erskine; Fisher, Furman; Freeman. S.

Willi-mon, Clemson; Craig, S. Gibson. and Robertson, Wofford i I Newberry King, Citadel; Turner, Furman; Werts, Clemson; D. h'Mnn. S.

Suhrstedt, Citadel; Waldrop, P. Willard and McDougall. S. Dillard and Stevens, of Clemson; Brown. S.

Williams, Funderburke, Wofford. Kenneth Girls Seeking Games WALHALLA. Nov. 20-Kenneth cotton mills at Walhalla will put out a girls team and games are wanted. Any teams interested are requested to get in touch with either A.

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ritsdii Aobatn IrrpMin Huh Point Calawha brri I'rnbytenan Totals Pel. too looo 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.00.1 3 1 0 .750 3 1 1 .750 3 1 .750 3 1 0 .750 2 1 0 .567 3 2 1 .600 3 1 0 .500 2 0 .500 1 1 1 .500 1 1 2 .500 2 3 0 .400 1 2 0 .353 I 2 0 1 2 .333 1 2 1 .333 1 2 I .333 1 3 .250 I 3 1 .250 1 3 0 .250 0 1 .000 0 5 1 0 5 0 .000 he few unbvten try, against Ar- i4 ,219 ama Transvh i Wolford. Los Angeles knocked over Montana as expected, 32-0, but findi Washington and Washington state blocking its path toward a share in the Pacific Coast conference title with Southern California. Stanford and California engaged in their annual "big battle" and wound up in a scoreless tie. Texas Christlin virtujlly clinched the southwest title by overcoming Rice, 16-6, and now has only the much-beaten Southern Methodist Mustangs to face.

Texas, walloping Arkansas 34-0, Friday, faces Texas A. and M. in its final battle and can gain a tie for the title only If the Mustangs upiet Texas Christian. Southern Methodist, incidentally, suffered its third defeat in five con- riitiianooga Louisiana Colir Mid-Ttnnes'ee Miami Erskine Louisvijie. JH Lrv MOOUV WINS nx 2t.

i V.i'vn Moodv avd Peggie fr. 0f Trnl dtraicd of Frttiice. and of Bdpi-m, 3-6. 6-3. in a mr: nns doubki trcnis r-iA'ch tr-lnr hfnirr, mixei 1 For Bird Contest RALEIGH, Nov.

20. AP) North Carolina State's Wolfpack will begin a three day practice grind tomorrow for its Southern Conference football game with South Carolina here Thanksgiving. Work will be hard tomorrow as the Wolfpack has held only two workouts since its game with Duke university Saturday a week ago. The Wolves were inactive yesterday. I clubs in the kansas.

Thp r. ference games when Baylor romped to a 19-0 victory. Oklahoma A. and M. ended an undefeated Missouri Valley conference campaign with a 27-0 victory over Grinnell Friday.

have complied a splendid rtvord this year and onlv Arkansas stacls between them and a perfect slat 5Ji ft stiff..