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TOUR MORNING NEWSPAPER TWENTY-FOUR THE SHREVEPORT TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, T947 WILLIAMSON'S SWC Meeting to Discuss Outside Aid to Athletes Southern Negro Eleven Plays in Yam Bowl Dec. 25 Hillsboro Goes Through Final Drill for NJC ALL FC50TB Henderson. County of Athens. 23-0. Hillsboro beat the Athens team.

19-0. The Junior Sugar Bowl will be Hillsboro 13th game this season. Arter dropping two of their first four kuiiin. the Itndkkliui hit their airide to sweep aside the next eight foea. Hillsboro has two players on the MAM SECOND TO SINKWICH'S 1942 RECORD KATIMiH AND PREDICTIONS 'Injury list.

Dexter Bastitnger. quarterback, received a back hurt last in to Meet Indians Tonight Junior Supar Hot! at Monroe Faculty Committee May Appoint Commissioner to Enforce Rules Meets Fort Valley State at Dallas in Second Annual Tilt Finishes With Rush Gather in Total of 1941 Yards week In the game with Uvalde college, and probably won't be able to play at top speed. Jim Ben Watson, letter man guard, has not recovered completely from a broken collarbone and Isn't due to see much By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON The final Williamson system ratings for the 1947 season are now released. Notre Dame took over top place in the standings with a 99.8 percentage, with Michigan in second spot with 98.7.

Southern Methodist placed third and Texas Dc 11 Hillsboro Jur.i. co.if.-. rtarcpioti of ttie Texas College etmf rrrm-r. went TYLEK-COMPTON CAME WILL BREAK tiikee Tyler. Textut.

De 11 tp Saturday's meeting between Compton, and Tyler Junior college football teams in the Texas Rose Boxi will be a precedent-shattering event. The game, expected to attract a capacity crowd of 14.000 into Lloa stadium, will mark the first annual bowl event, be the first time two contenders for a national Junior college grid title have played for a mythical title in the southwest and will mark the first time a negro player has competed against whita teams on a Texas football field. The New Tear's day Cotton Bowl in Dallas set the pattern by inviting Penn State, with two negro performers, to meet Southern Methodist in Its classic, but the appearance of Compton's colored player will be tha first actual competition Involving both races in the state. The Compton eleven, which last year defeated Kilgore Junior college. 19-0.

in the Little Rose Bowl at Pasadena, worked out in San Antonio late today, en route to Tyler. Both teams, each champion of ita respective conference, were reported in top shape for the battle. fourth. Marshall, Texas. Dec.

11 (Special). Southern university, champions of the Southwest negro conference, and Port Valley State college of Fort I'. final workout txl 247. Rhyne 70.71 249. Kvansville 70.5 Li" Apaches Garner Louisluna State university finished the season 16th, while Tulane, which l.t.d txi.trt it nieets Nort 32.7 32.6 32.0 31.8 31.4 31.2 250.

St. Thomas 70.5 zbl. Rn. Macon 70.4 letter or State unlvt 712 Eureka 713 Ashland O. 718 Batesville 719 Cedarville 722 Dana 723 Jamestown 723 Wilminutnn Valley.

Georgia, cochamplons of the tied LSU 6-6 Saturday, was ranked Southeast Negro conference, will meet 56th. 70.3, 70.3 70.2 70.1 70.0 31.1 tour Places on SV Junior Team 728 Col. 30. 5 729 S. Dak.

M. 30.4 rr.v night in the Junior Sugar Tb Trnin arrived ventrrd and hiJ workri iMit night. Tonight tr.ry attended a banquet given by the Monroe Lions' club, sponsors of the HU.9I 731 Cuntebu 30.2 252. Guilford 253. Washburn 254.

Coast Grd. 255. Heidleberg Sewanee Swn. Kan. 259.

Clarkson 261. Hobart 262. Mass. 266. G.

Adolph 267. Bowdin 268. Findlay New York, Dec. 11 son of an assistant football coach, who started the season as a benchwarmer, wound up as the nation's 1947 leader total offense with the sec-end highest mark in collegiate football history. He's Fred Enke.

of the University of Arizona, son of the school's chief football scout and basketball coach. Despite ranking twelfth In the country as a passer In 1946, young Enke wasn't even listed as a startei In his school's gridiron brochure this fall. Dallas. Dec. 11 (p).

The faculty committee of the Southwest conference meets here tomorrow night with enforcement of rules on recruiting and outside aid to athletes due to be the main topic of discussion. There are Indications the benefits an athlete may receive will be increased and a complete ban placed on outside aid. A commissioner or "policeman" may be named to see that the rules are met. Stiff penalties for evasion would be Instituted. Under present rulee an athlet? may receive board, room and laundry.

But outside aid has posed a problem. This includes athletes receiving pay from business concerns for representing them on the campus. WILLIAMSON 1047 KFt'OKIt TtlltOt OH Utl Games Wins Ties Week 14 13 1 Season 3,281 2.701 64 Consistency 3,261 3.117 50 Pet 100.0 84.5 97.1 69.81 734 Marietta 60.61736 Anderson 69.6 739 Principia 69.31740 Rio Grande 69.21743 Elmhurst 69.1 1 745 Neb. Cent. 69.0! 748 Panzer 29.7 29.1 28.0 27.8 26.9 26.4 25.5 25.2 24 6 24.2 The Hillsboro squad made the trip to Monroe In a chartered 1 269.

Rensselaer San Anpelo Places Three; Kilpore Two, Selireiner, NTAC One Kach 270. Cal. Aggies 69.0! 750 111. College 271. Millsaps 68.9! 752 Upsala 272.

Colo. Col. 273. Houston U. 275.

W. Md. 278. Wooster Swflthm. 285.

S. Dakota In the second annual Yam bowl on Christmas Day In Dallas. This will mark the second appearance of South-era in the Dallas tilt as the Jaguars walloped Tuskegee 64-7 In the initial Tarn bowl last Christmas Day. Port Valley Is little known In this section, but the Wildcats have one of the best negro college elevens In the nation. They have won seven and tied one and are undefeated for the 1947 season.

After a slow start in which they tied Knoxville 0-0 In the season's opener, the Cats began to move and rolled to seven consecutive wins over the tough opposition of the Southeast conference. Two of their victims were Morris Brown and Alabama State, name teams of the Southeast negro loop. Southern ran away with the South 23.6 23.3 22.2 22.1 19.5 uh.h; i3 wm. nn 6H.8I 755 Assumption 6H.6 756 N.M. llghnd 68.4! 760 Rider 68.2! 761 Adelphl 67.9! 770 Lewis Col.

67.9i 771 Rose Poly 67.6i 772 Det. Tech 67.51 773 Northland bus. 200 fans are expected to follow the tram in cars. latum roliefe'a awing band will be here tomorrow The IhlLsboro Evecmg M.rror headed a fund-raising verr.er.t to j.er.d the band. Refjlts games with a common foe ir.duaie the Junior Bowl a.Ii be cluae.

blanked But he proved to be the year's 18.5 most consistent gainer, and finished At this time violations of the rules i 286. St. Law. 288. Up.

Iowa 290. Idaho Col. 29. J. Hopkins 295.

Mo. Mines 67.21 777 McKendree Snn Angelo. Texas. Dec. 11 Tyler's Apaches and the San Angelo college Rams hogged the honors on the coaches and sports writers All- Southwestern Junior college confer-! ence team.

The Apaches, host to Compton. Calif In the Texas Rose Bowl at 67.21 780 Bluffton 16.5 i with a rush against Marquette, Kansas and Utah to sail past Mississippi's Normal and "Statei" Ties were ones inconsistent respectively with pregame and postgame Williamson ratings. Season's record included 134 scores from previous weeks in final roundup reiorts from the collects. Williamson System rates the teitms und predicts the games on the basis of performance in the current season, with impartial regard paid to each team and all its opponents. Last year's standing, or that of 5 or 10 years ago.

does not imply greatness or poverty this year. Witness, as a random example, that in 194G Randolph Field was at the very bottom of all the service teams, in 1947 was at the very top. The consistency figurev show us a mutter of fact Hint every collegiate and service team from which scores were reported between Sept. 11 and Dec. 6.

arc rated in the present table in such a way that in only 94 of 3.261 games did a presently higher rated team lose to presently lower rated one. These ratings are not only as consistent as possible in winner-over loser percentages, but every one may be reasoned out unemotionally. Of course, the 94 real upsets of the season cannot be got around to make sense. Number at team's left is national ranking. Four-Year Colleges and Universities 60 N.

Tex St. Hfi.0: 41)9 Delia Stale 59.2 62 Sun Jose St 85.81 416 Austin Peny 58.6 67 E. Tex. St. Hl.3i 420 So.

Idaho 58.3 H9 S. Dieito St. 81.9 421 Ada T. 58.3 HOPPER TO STAY Montreal. Dec.

11 (A)- Hector Racine, president of the Montreal Royals in the International Baseball league, said today that Clay Hopper would manage the Royals again in 1948. 102 Miss. South. 80.51423 N. Britain 58.1 108 W.

Chester 80. 430 St. Cloud T. 57.6 Tyler Saturday, landed four men on the first team. San Angelo placed three.

Kligore two and Schrelner In-, 143 W. Mich. 77.4! 433 LaGrande 144 San Marcos 77.4, 435 Superior 148 Appalach'n 77.2' 436 Pittsburgh are reported to the faculty committee but the executive secretary has no power to make investigations or to take action. There have been rumblings of discontent from several of the schools. Last summer Coach Jeas Neely of Rice declared that "as fav as I can see, nobody is paying the slightest attention to the rules" and Coach Homer Norton of Texaf A.

and M. said "if the lying and cheating keeps up" he is going to get a professional coaching Job. Coaches Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian. Matty Bell of Southern Methodist and Blair Cherry of Texas 149 Temoe St, rf'VVM jmtmmm, i mm 77.0 443 SFran. St.

76.8; 446 Slippery Rk. 76.5, 4:10 Fllensburg 453 Kearney Charlie Conerly -lender for seven consecutive weeks with 1,941 yards via rushing and passing in his 10 games. Conerly, the forward passing king with 133 completions, was second in total offense with 1.784 rushing and passing yards, national collegiate athletic bureau statistics showed today. Enke got little or no recognition until his sensational showing against Kansas, the Big Six co-champion where he collected 364 yards for the season's second high one-game total. Bobby Gage of Clemson was hlgn with 374 against Auburn.

Conerly, too. rushed and passed for III IIS 57.3 57.2 57.2 56.8 56.5 56.2 56.0 55.9 55.8 55.7 55.0 54.7 54.6 53.3 53.0 52.8 52.4 51.7 vii.U 75 9 75.81 75.5' 75.3 75. 74.6! 74.4 73.6 4a4 Alva 455 Peru 456 Maryville 467 Chico 471 Lewiston 473 Ind. Pa. 490 Warrensbrg.

495 Macomb 497 Fairmont Best Average 100.0, ou. Cm. foly b6.7i stttute and North Texas Agricultural college one each. Big Clovls Olsak. San Angelo halfback who averaged six yards per earry on 120 tries for the season, received the most Individual back-field votes while Richard Schott of NTAC had the same honor among linemen.

Tyler, winner of 10 straight and champion of the new Junior college "Big Eight" In its first year, placed 6.6: 1. JStre Dame 99.8. -iUJ. valley 98.7, o04 Miss. Col 2.

Michigan 153 Iowa Trs. 156 NW La. St. 165 Murfreeshr. 166 Fresno St.

163 Durant T. 172 Murray Ky. 176 S. Barbara 178 Edinond St. 184 Richmond 188 Westn.

Ky. 201 Jaxville T. 219 Cheney 220 S.F. Austin 224 Emporia 235 Ball State 231 Conway St. 241 Cullowhee 246 S.

Houston 256 Bellinnham 260 Greeley St. 2(4 Johns'n C.v 9. have advocated appointment of a 72.6 west conference title chase, but encountered difficulty In their out-of-conference games. The Jaguars were never pressed by members of their own conference. Sam Houston fell 56-0, Arkansas AM and was blasted 25-0.

Langston held Southern to their lowest count In conference play with a 13-0 game. Bishop was annihilated 58-0. while Texas college managed to score but wai wrecked 35-7. Wiley was laid low 23-0. while Prairie View, second place winner In the organization could do no better than 44-12.

Mighty Grambling handed Southern a shock in a 21-6 unset, while Florida A and M. edged the boys from Baton Rouge. 13-9. lor their only setbacks of the current season. 3.

SMU 4. Texas 5. Alabama 6. Car. 7.

Ole Miss 8. Penn. 9. Ga. Tech bo.

9, 05 blcison 96.7! 310 Moravian 96.01 311 Wnittier 95.31 312 Bradley 94. 7i 313 Austin 94.2 314 Kent 94.01 315 Coiby 93.9! 3'6 Centenary I I pm mi i i 50.8 50.7 I 50.6 a 72.5! 504 c. Girardeau 72.2' S12 Flagstaff 71.5! 524 Abedreen T. 71.4' R2fi Kutztown 71.H 527 Mtnot T. 70.7: 531 MHlersville 70.01 539 Lacrosse 69.7! 540 Gunnison greater yardage 1,784 than any 66.3 66.5 65.2 66.1 66.0 65.9 bo.

9 65.8 6..7 65.6 65.6 65.5 65.3 65.0 64.8 64.6 64.5 10. So. Cal Ln fines SMlrft'S ffm HI. SO 1 i v--" A 11. Mary 93.71 17 N.Mex.

AM commissioner. Athletic director of conference schools will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow with James H. Stewart, executive secretary, for an Informal discussion of the situation.

At 4 p.m. the athletic directors, business managers and coaches will assemble for further discussion and to map 12. Penn St 69.4' 546 Yo.sil.mti guard Bobby Beal. center Bill John-1 son. end Rupert Prase and fullback I Roll in Frase.

First Team le. Hill Jones San An-; KHo. It. Hilt OKlrsby. Sehreiner: lioliliy Hual.

Tyler: c. Bill Johnson, i 265 Memphis St 69.4 274 Snrinuficld 68.7 50.3 49.8 49.8 49.3 49.3 41.0 47.7 47.1 46.1 45.9 559 Glenvllle 5i2 Vallev City 2H0 111. Normal 68.2 5(15 Pemidji The nquisite new Longinr models ae veil-worth your inspection. 282 llloomsburg 68.11573 Concord St. 2113 Indiana St.

68.1 5S4 FUendale 2H4 So. Oregon 68 SR8 Wayne Nfb. 64.4 45.8 one since Sinkwich. His figure is seventh high in national collegiate athletic bureau history, being surpassed only by Bud Schwenk. Washington university (St.

Louis) 1,923 yards, in 1941; Davie O'Brien. Texas Christian. 1,847 in 1938; Bill Dudley Virginia, 1,824 in 1941, and Sinkwlch again in 1941, 1,784. The 1947 ball-carrying leader was Wilton Davis of Hardin-Simmons, v.ho amassed 1,173 yards in 193 tries Thus a Hardin-Simmons gridder led 64.4 "H7 w. Liberty 67.

590 stenens Pt. Morhead 67.5' S96 Adams State 45.3 67.31 608 Platteville 44.3 64.3 64.2 64.1 Kay Robinson Stops Billy Nixon in Sixth Tyler: ris. Darrell Shaver. Kilgore; rt. Richard Scott.

NTAC; re. Rupert Frase. Tyler: qb, Milton Rathbone. San Angelo: In, Clovis Ol.sak. San Angelo: rh, Johnny Powers.

Kilgore; fb, Rollin Frase, Tyler. Second Team le. Edward Stages. Kilgore: It, Charles Quitter. Tyler: lg, Carl Hagman.

NTAC: c. Hulin Smith, NTAC: r. Doyle Miller. San Angelo; rt. Fred Herrinn.

Kilgore; re, J. C. Goteher. San Ancelo: qb, Jim Drake, Tyler; lh. Alan Nexeau.

Kilgore; rh, Bobby Dill, Kilgore: fb. Max Clark. 93. Lai i on US. 2., Wabash 93 oi i25 N.

Central 92 71 32B Wheaton 92 51 39 Pomona Col, i2.2i 331 Pi mi. Mil. 92.01 332 Ouerlin 92.0! 333 Valparaiso 91 8i334 Union NY 91 7 335 Sw. Tex. U.

91 5 336 Akron 9l'2 338 Calif. Tech 90.8 339 Union Tenn. 90 7j 341 Albright 342 Amer. Intl. 90 21 345 Cornell Col.

90.1! 346 Case 89 8 354 Niagara 89.71 3i N. Dakota 89 6 3a9 MaeAlester 89 5 360 Linfield 89.51 306 Chadron 89 367 Hanover 89 21 372 Ouachito 89 0373 Dickinson 91 375 Pacific U. 88 71377 Sul Ross 89 A 378 La. College 88 51379 Hofstra ORIOLES UET HOCKEXBIRY Baltimore, Dec. 11 Manager Tommy Thomas of the International league Orioles announced today he had obtained Bill Hockenbury, 22-year-old third baseman, on option from the Philadelphia Athletics.

I 293 E. Sfdsbg. i Humboldt 1 Carbondale 298 Tahlequah 1 307 I 319 Loekhaven I 321 Dr-kalb T. I 327 SWT Okla. 1 330 Charleon 343 River Falls 13.

Columbia 14. California 15. Ai my 1H. I.SU 17. Rice 18.

Kansas 19. TCU 20. Minnesota 21. Okla. 22.

Rutgers 23. Wisconsin 24. N'western 25. Missouri 26. UCLA 28.

Duke 29. Indiana 30. Navy 31. Orecon 32. Purdue 33.

Maryland 34. Car St 35. Illinois 36. Tennessee 37. Kentucky 38.

Mich St. 39. Vanderbllt 40. Carolina 41. Miss State 67.1! fiio Winona 44.2 67.0! 613 Oshkosh 43.9 67.0 619 Duluth Er.

43.4 66.4' Monmouth 47 4 65.6! 634 Mankato 4'. 2 65.4' R41 Whitewater "7 64.9! Fan Claire 4' 3 64.7 649 Dillon 41.0 63.8' rsi TSillinRs St. 40.9 V. i 344 Morehead (5X7, ficq TTrlinboro 39.1 Elizabeth, N. Dec.

11 (Jp) Sugar Ray Robinson of New York, world welterweight champion, stopped Billy Nixon. 149. of Philadelphia last night with a technical knockout in the feautre bout on an army fight card, a non-title affair. 347 Clif. Pa.

T. 63.6 Rfiq Clarion SQ.O 355 Milwaukee 62.9 96 Maratiette 35.3 i the country in rushing for I school's third consecutive playlne 'season. Rudy (Little Doc) Mobley had a record 1,281 yards in 1942 and when ihe and Hardin-Simmons resumed 64.0 63.9 63.9 63.7 63.6 63.0 62.7 62.6 62.6 62.1 62.0 61.7 61.6 61.6 61.4 61 3 61.2 60.9 60.8 60.7 60.5 60.4 360 Fort Hays Distributed by S. M. Ragland Cigar Co.

Phone 2-1924 football in 1946 after the war he led R2.0 D'ckinson 33 4 61.9 T04 snver City 3'1 61.9 7-0 Concordia 30.3 61.6 T1 Mayville 30.1 61. 41 7 Concordia 29.9 61.2 735 SnearfKh 29 4 61.0' 741 Soringfield 27.4 60. 3' 74? Madison T. 27.2 59.7! 759 Trenton T. 22.4 59.5' 779 New Haven 16.8 369 E.

Car. T. 370 Montclair 374 Shippensbg 376 Troy T. 380 Klrksivve 382 Cortland 390 Livingston 401 Mansfield 404 Cent. Mich.

88 383 Ithiica with 1,262. Total Offenses 42. W. Forest 43. Boston Col 88.0! Muskingum 386 Neb.

Wesly Total Total 44. Virginia Gms. Plys. Yards i 87 7, 3HH Kockhurst 07 389 Wash. -Jeff I Enke.

Arizona 45. Princeton 46. Villanova 47. Georgia 48. Yale 49.

San Fran 50. Iowa 51. Texas AM 52. Dartmouth 53. Baylor that Certain GIVE Conerly.

Miss Clemson t'liHinuiis, Mich Bauch. Georgia i Davis, Hid. -Sim Finks, Tulsa Williams. Idaho Nelson. Utah Jayrrm 76 8: 557 Yuba 48 4 73.4 560 Rochester 48 2 73 2 561 NW Miss.

48.1 72.9' 564 Phoenix 47.8 72.0! 571 Tonkawa 47.3 71.7 572 Duhith 47.2 70.9! 574 Corpus JC 47.0 70.6! 575 Chanute 46.9 69.51 583 San Mateo 46.2 60.5 505 Texas Luth. 46.1 68.3! 511(1 Cnrlnbnd 45. Ii7 4 Mn Mnrion 87 3 391 Davis Elkuis 60.3 87 4,394 Atlgusttuni 60.1 87 I 395 Georgt'n. K. 60.1 871396 Lake Forrest 60.0 87 0 398 Mt.

Union 59.9 88 91 399 St. Joseph's 59.9 85 8i 400 111. 59.8 8fi'ol 402 W. Va. Wes.

59.7 86 71 403 Cumberland 59.6 8ii'fii 407 Northcast'n 50.3 Hi: 410 Mor. i'larvcy 59.1 804, 411 HillMlal 0 152 Cameron 265 Tyler 207 Compton 212 Chalfey 226 Kilgore 231 Ark. Tech 243 Ellisville 248 Boise 263 J. McNeese 27H Hakrrsfield 71 Ml. S.

Auto, 201 I'etin. xly 202 lllii'l-i 54. 55 5. 57 r.B. 511 Cornell Arkansas TUI ANE Virginia Snn ClnrM Mnriuctt- 10 32 JL 10 337 1.784 IJ 9 223 1.504 TV 9 197 1.395 Iff 11 2.18 1,202 JfT 10 195 1.190 Til 10 200 1,158 8 237 1.148 0 10 188 1.109 i lIT, 9 220 1.089 9 212 1.062 1 10 1 58 1.061 jnl.

6 154 1.018 1 ft 10 I Vi 10 21f, A 10 lilH 9115 -if 10 131 952 9 125 937 1TI 10 204 934 Zi 9 121 930 10 181 9300j 10 185 930 tXf 10 208 915 Vi II I 4' Mill Kl Dm iiilo 4 i 0 6(1 H03 Vlt-tfil la 44 6 I'arllu- Col 5IH lliiU'lilnsoii 60. 61. Tex Tech 3(10 l.os Angeles 66 8 605 WorlhlnKton 44.5 nil 2, 1 nil 1 1 1 1 1 ie riii. 11 8ti Tl4l3 Kllllimoo C. fit, II i Yi- Vi'- 'lec''1 417 Doane 58.5 85'6: 418 St.

Olaf 58.5 i as 419 S. Dak. St. 58.4 i Wedemeyer, St. Mary Kossides.

Columbia I.N.vnc, Texan Knimn Sextnii, WlcllltH Wttlkei. So. Mr-Ill MeWllllams. Mis. S.

Gambino, Maryland Burns. Rutgers Fetzer, Wake Forest Lujack, Notre Dame Van Brocklin, Oregon Justice. North Car. Gilmer, Alabama Kunhlnr 66.4 606 Tenn. JC 44 4 306 Vallejo Miami O.

64. 66.31617 San Dimas 43.6 66. 31 618 Presbyter. 43.5 65. 3: 620 Ashe-Biltm.

43.4 65.2' 629 Parsons 42.6 308 Riverside 309 Ga. Mili. 322 Magnolia 324 San Angelo 325 Pearl River 58.2 58.1 58.0 57.9 r.7.8 65.11635 McCook 42.1 i ro1 65. Utah 66. Harvard 67.

Oregon St 69. CI em son 70. Brown 71. Pepperdlne 72. Detroit 73.

Wush. Cst 74. Nevada 75. Hard-Sim 64 8' 636 Anules 42 0 328 Gordon 83 422 Kings Pnt. oa 424 Arnold Hr.

0 2r Idaho State ,,4 Williams Col 84 81427 Wuyiiesburg 84 '41 Ron 84 21 432 Susgueha'na 4 1 437 Beloit 839 438 Auuustana 337 Long Iteach 64.11640 Dixie 41.7 No. Net AV 340 Mon. 64.1)1 613 Trinidad 41. 5 Gms. Rush Yards CHRISTMAS! 348 Fullerto-i Hi HI it 41 76.

Pittsburgh slyan Ct 83.8! JJ" 77, 78 Hn Cross Kl.fi uiuymjru u-i a t'Yi uerauw 79. Chat tan 'sa 63 647 Belmont Ab. 41.2 63.5' 648 St. Francis 41.1 63.4i 653 S. Bernard.

40.7 63.3! 654 Norfolk 40.6 63.25 658 N. Mex. Mil. 40.4 63 II 661 Gard-Webb 40.1 62.8! 668 J. Tarlelon 39.4 62.51 670 Scottsbluft 38.8 62.4! 672 Ark.

City 38.0 62.4! 677 WtKirton 37.7 678 Taft JC 37.7 62.2 681 Wllburton 37.3 349 Fl Cnmino 350 NE Center 351 Santa Ana 352 West. Ga. 353 Ventura 356 Pasadena 361 Perkinslon 362 Muir JC Menlo JC 364 St. Bernard 365 Potomac 371 Campbell 10 193 1,173 MI, 10 125 904 2 10 152 885 ift 9 136 851 10 118 9 123 750 I i 9 135 742 JA 10 124 6B6 XV 10 928 685 10 87 634 I 9 101 682 JJ 10 133 661 TJ 10 163 653 Ay. 10 154 641 Xf 10 108 630 hi.

10 119 630 ZZ 10 126 627 10 137 625 1 10 135 620 i Vf 10 61 614 Hl IN M4D OUTER Davis. Gambino, Maryland Nelson, Utah Szulborski. Purdue Forbes, Florida Rowan, Army Smith, Texas Mines Hall. Arizona Sexton. Wichita Kaysserian.

Detroit Weisenburger. Mich. Boone, Tulsa Walker. So. Meth.

Kissell. Holy Cross Hodges. Wichita 1-eiKht. Oregon Nuzum. M.

McWilliams. Miss. S. Scott. Arkansas Minkowski.

Detroit Diniinick. Boston Col. Nutter. Wichita Don't Forget the Parade Saturday 9:00 A.M. EVANS SPORTING GOOBS CO.

302-304 TEXAS ST. "IT PAYS TO PLAY" 61.8' 682 Ely JC 37.2 381 N. Tex. AM 61.1 6K6 Rr. Kaoias 36.5 80.

Hardin 81. Ohio State 82. Toledo B3. VPI 84. Dayton 85.

Wash St 86. Scranton 67. Arizona 88. Youngstwn 90. Cincinnati 91.

Utah St 92. Tulsa 1(3. II shim ill. ItOKlOII Okla. City 96.

MrMuriv Leather Buttons. All Wool Zipper Front, 60.71 687 Mars Hill 36.5 60.61 690 Vanport 36.0 60 2' 694 Okla. Mil. 35.5 wmm a. 444 Grove City S3 445 St.

Johns 1,0 447 Mexico UF 82 Mornlnaslde jw'ii 449 Juniata 85 459 Thiel oo'i. 460 Ursinus 82.11 4 Hartwick 00 o' 462 Ottawa of 464 CarncKie T. 465 N. Oak. St.

469 Gi Innell 470 Mo. Central in 1 472 Slinpnon 2 474 Worehes. T. Si lt 475 SWU Mem. 2 476 Centre SJ 481 Haverford SA 482 Concordia Sn 7 483 Alma fii 4H6 St.

Mary M. AO 488 Otterbeln 385 Modesto 387 Holmes 393 Weber 397 Gila 105 Burlington 106 59 9 695 Lees Mrllae 35.4 59 697 Panhandle 35.1 59 4 700 Undue City 34 fl lo Intrigue the Heart or a Sports Lover Tan and Grey Plaid At By GLOVER 59 .31 702 Joplin 34 4 JC 58.8! 703 Fairbursr 34.3 9 96 601 I 10 66 590 9 92 590 108 Mesa 414 Carbon 422 Reedley Wendt, Texas Mines 58.0! 704 Palomar 34.0 97. 57.71 705 Kan. City 33.9 57.3' 708 Eagle Grove 33.7 Sel 1 I If 55.7! 711 Citrus Texas A I Wash 1j Canisius Syracuse Hawaii AS Auburn Wichita 428 Coffeyville 434 Porterville 457 Connors 458 S. Fran.

463 Schreinrr 468 Mnrln JC 98. 99. 100. 101. 103.

104. 57.6 57.4 57.1 57.0 56.9 56.8 5G.8 56.7 SH.6 56.5 56.4 56.3 53.5 55.5 55.4 55.4 55.2 55.2 54 9 54.11 54 II 54.5 54. 3 54.3 54.0 53.9 53.8 53.6 53.5 53.2 52.7 52.7 52.6 52.5 52.4 52.3 52.0 51.8 51. 51.6 51.5 51.3 51 3 51.2 51.1 51.1 51.0 50.9 50.1 50.1 49.7 49 6 49.2 49.1 49.0 48.9 48.8 48.7 48.4 55.6! 714 Brevard 55. 31 715 Kemner 54.9! 7IB Puehlo 54.2! 717 Wash, la.

54.2' 720 VtiKinia on i lira uiu. mines Ferris 4011 80.1 ttonav'ture 106. 80 499 107. VMI Ilastlntss Fla. State Hill 54.11 721 Keystone 79.9' A Christ'n 109.

726 Garden City 30.8 tkiro ayi 'J4'zr 477 Rosa 478 Hillsboro 479 Lamar 300 S. Dieso JC I 484 Independ. i 491 Branch AC I -592 Everett JC 494 Paris JC 727 Clifton 53. 8' 53.2! 53.21 53.1! 7q oi auz Lannage 79 503 Catholic U. 707' 505 Hope iq'fi! 508 Hendrix 7qfi: 510 Quincy 70 5H Whitworth 514 Midland 73 31 515 Iowa Cent.

ARTVOGUE SHIRTS 110. 111. 112. 113. 114.

115. 116. 117. 118. 737 Sterling 738 El Centro 744 LaJunta 746 Rergen 747 Pratt JC 749 Itasca Denver Florida Texas Okla AM Miami Fla Colorado Nebraska Wayne St Louis Ramblers i 196 Brownsville 52.9 i 500 Stockton 52 .7 S06 Sacramento 52.2 .110 rviiiiA 1 omQtpm 1 mmmmmEmimmmmm "1 9 751 Weatherford 79 3' 79.11 518 Devens 120.

Will. THE FIELD CLUB Wash It If You Like. Dry Clean If You Fool-Proof and Crease Resistant M19 Graceland 513 Monticello 517 Little Rock 525 NE Okla. 519 Drexel 79.0! 520 Norwich 51.6' 754 Eveleth 51.4 757 Brainerd 50.8 758 Morrisville 50.5 762 Texas Mil. 50.5! 763 Haskell 78.9! AT 521 CCNY no oi 4S Si 522 Allegheny '2-2.

-195 Ttukur IT 50.4 764 NW JC Iowa 21.4 50.2! 765 Ft. Lewis 21.3 45 Ii 533 Mohawk .1111111.1 i 1 78. 541 Ozarks 528 Athens JC 529 Ed in burg 530 Salinas 532 Hiwassee 537 Glendale 538 Centralia 543 Went worth 545 Iola JC 550 Placer 554 Murray Ag. 555 Cisco JC 556 Ft. Scott 78.31 78.2! 542 Dan Baker 547 Salem 78.2! 548 Henderson In.

II 1 1 II rjn i V.HITUII JVI I 551 West Union IO.ll! TT 50.0' 766 NY Aggies 49 9' 767 Nichols 49.5' 768 StockbridRe 49. 769 Chillicothe 43 9' 774 Pt. Huron 48.6! 776 Bismarch 48.6' 778 Baca Prow. 48.5! 7i Bacone Service 90.4! 452 El Toro 80.2' 466 S. Diego 79.2 485 Boiling Fid 78 487 S.D.

Marine 77.8' 4R9 Cherry Pt. 77.5' 507 Brooke Hos. TO wniiia IH. cq riil.i.r.ii 121. I.a Tech 122.

Temple 123. Muhlenb'g 124. Colgate 125. Xavier 126. St Marys 128.

SLI 1 129. G'ftetown 130. Davidson 131. Catawhn 132 Towa St 133. Trinity Ct 134.

Touisville i 135. Montant I 136. Tex Mines I 138. Marshall 139. Duauesne 1 140.

Trnity Tex 141. Toras 145. Bwlng 147. Geneva 148. Car-New'n 151.

Carroll 154. Mexico 155. NYU 158. Colo AM I 159. Hawaii SPORTSMAN IN GABARDINE Zips across from neck to waist.

In Tans Greys Blues Greens AT 77.91 JT" ti; SK BY ACME If i SJ, 4 Nationallv advertised skates A famous name In boot. Il In ff "it Real Western stIlnR and 164 i thilt Iu" Pro plenty comfortable, too. 56.1 quality and wear. IX 55: I I Children's sizes 7 ftP HI FOB MEN AND WOMEN I If I'i' to 11 I alfD 521 r--, Wide Maple Wheels fllfl1' Hi Bos' IflQC 50.0 L4 fiJ fii sizes 3i to 6 XUtJU 49.5 Heavy Soles Af FT5i 558 Wanner 47.9 47.5 563 St. Bene.

568 Shurtleff 77.7! 77.7! 77.6' 27 Rand. Fid. 105 Quantieo 119 NAS 127 Ft. Benning 137 Alameda 569 St. Michaels 47.4 570 Champlain 142 Ft.

Bel voir 150 Brainbridge 77.0' 536 Aberdeen 76.5' 44 Norfolk 157 Pensa. 75 566 Ft. Jackson Jl-X, 576 J. Milliken 111, S77 111. Wesly 11 578 Westminsfr 25 2, 579 C.

Stockton '5 580 Whitman 25-5 581 Aurora 25 5R2 Betha y. Kn. 25 2, 5H6 Apprentice 25-2, 587 Franklin 25 -2 592 Br. Colum. 25 593 Kan.

Wesly I 174 Des-Pae Cornus 223 Dieao 277 Pendleton 301 Patuxent 73 5' 5fi7 TTSS Tarawa 47.5 77 672 Grt. Lakes 43.2 6II.4 628 Terminal Is. 42 6 66 8 37 Submariners 47.0 62.8' 6ri' Dallas NAS 40.8 60.2' 667 S. D. Nav.

39.2 57.5' 684 Del. Mar. 36.8 160 357 Ft. Riley 392 Ft. Rrae 431 Ream Field irt.

fi94 Louell 57 0 438 Prris Tsl. Furrrian Rollins Lafayette Buffalo Maine Citadel Wyoming SE La 161. 162. 163. 164.

167. 169 170. NOTE: Besides the above teams the SHIRT 47.4 46.9 46.9 46.7 46.6 46.5 46.4 46.3 46.0 46.0 45.7 45.6 45.5 45.4 45.2 45.1 44.9 44.8 44.7 44.6 44 4 44 2 44.1 410 43. 43.7 43.7 43.3 43.1 43.0 41. 9 42.8 42.7 171.

St Williamson system carried 1947 cards on a dozen other service squads and some 40 additional junior colleges. However. ronsistnt ratings on them were omitted from this table because their current records were not regularly reported on the rational wires and replies to round- Norhert Wash 173. ovola Cal OXFORD By WINGS Button Down Collar in Grey, Blue, Tan, Green, White $50 76.0: 5,,5 Wis. 597 Kenyon 75.7 598 Adrian "S.fi' 600 Em.

Henry 601 Mis. Use. 75 602 Wartburg 604 Luther Col. 607 Ricks 009 Stout 7r 0' (III TillfllK Vlnta i j2 onii-ai 1 0' 614 Manitoba 615 Hethel Kan. 7 616 Shephard '4 21 Sampson 623 Defiance E.

Tex. B-o. 6V6 T.ewls. Cl'k Iowa Wesly 630 At. Christ'n n' 62 ManchstT 633 Dak.

Wesly o' etn Wash. Md. p9 Steuben'ille i ilk AT 177 170. inn. mi.

mi '5. m. 1P7. IOC)' 'no 101 iin efforts to "secure tieir missing scores rtld not the for itU release. A numb for the listed Junior mH mtvIcn were still at T'uit may explain any I rurable Inconslste'icles.

Some service i teaiis were ln-nd-outers becsus- -I nlnvors 'nre transferred to other out'lts. and so on. a white Elk INFANTS' BOOTS (9.Trd Sim $8.45 I WITH BALL BEARINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS dFJ- Safe f- Ittilt bearlnR. sturdy skates Adjustable to any Made to 1at for Sperl.illy designed for the beginning skater. A 6M 8hoe.

ear. JL Made with leather toe and heel straps and SVJ? Hiilrly hiill-lirnrliic Iter Ik. tcopyrterh' ii-t nv united feature Inc Hr VnunB thlirh T(-Wiillin-e Conn. TlurVnol! roliwre Tlh pt Ml H'Mllh'v T-rn wion I tr-Otpy V--Trh Miltipnn Ohio TT 41.5 3 42.2 41.9 41.8 fo'642 iviich. Mins 41.6 Fmooria CI.

41.4 4fl Milton 41.3 ivi PMhel Tenn. 41 0 'Oil I7 "OH flU 00 oil "'4. Robes, Wool ond Jaequard $12.50 to $18.50 Pajamas. Silk and Broadcloth $3.95 to $8 50 Sweaters. In 100 Wool $3.95 to $12.50 Scarfs.

Silk and Wool $1.50 to $5.00 Men's Fashion Jewelry $1.50 to $30.00 Double Life Tux Shirt by Sherman $7.50 Aimithiirit 40.6 KI.STER CAPTAIN New York. Dec. 11 (JF). Ray Elster of Chicago, a halfback who played only briefly In two games because of Injuries, wui elected rnptaln of the 1048 Fordham footbnll team today. The 190-pound, 22-year-old passer was used for only two plays in the finale against New York university, but completed aerials both tllllCH.

"i I.avrne 40.5 -H657 Vork 40.4 7' i' 659 Huron 40.3 it Milwaukee 41.7 p.p. in o' fifi2 Alliance 40.0 vonooc ct ft pra Ohio North 30.9 664 McPheron 30 7 tot-bus ilblon M. 30 ct y-o-t 671 "r-'iscubim 3 7 1 I73 Jewell 4 3 675 3'l 1 Pr.i.n i F7H Marijns 'tn Of O' FTq TSJ t.x. r' ni n' nun Wl. Tech 37 i Wabnptor 37 i Ti.la ros Cnr-tal U.

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