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Garros, Ghrsouly Bottling for Starting Berth Against S.M.U. Missouri's Tigers Go Through Stiff Defensive Scrimmage for Saturday's Clash With Tough Texans; Lineup Shifts Feature Big-7 News By Skipper Patrick KANSAS CITY. Oct. 6 University of Missouri Tigers have a family dispute to settle before taking on the Southern Methodist University Mustangs, a Southwest Conference power, at Columbia, Saturdav. Nick Carras.

170-pound halfback who gained prominence in Missouri's losing battle with Missouri Valley Coach at' Booster Meeting Tonight Coach Volney Ashford of Missouri Valley College, Marshall, will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Red and Gray Booster Club meeting at the Merchants hotel here tonight, starting at 7:30 o'clock. Ashford, whose Vikings have rolled up a 35-game winning Kansas last year and who started the 1948 season opener with Ohio State, gave up the number one left half position last week ternate in coming up with major injuries. Yesterday both the Fischers of injuries. Carras is -well again and wants, his job back. Ghnouly, a 160-pound lad, played so well against St.

Louis "University--he leg injury sustained in the Minnesota game last week. He is expected to play against Colorado at Boulder, however. Oct. 6, 1948 Moberly Monitor. Index Democrat Page 9 scored two touchdowns a the situation has Head Coach Kenny, who broke a leg last Don Faurot in a ouandarv season, sustained an eye injury upn J-aurot in a quandary.

agai7lst Minnesota and may be Missouri, which has manag- 1( for the season ed to win only one game in five I starts with S.M.U., regained the Lineup Shifts services of end Kenny' Bounds Coach Dallas Ward of the TJn- but worked without iversity of Colorado has promot- another wingman, Fred Dick Stevens, sophomore, to Hulse who was hurt in the St. I a first string guard slot on the Louis encounter. strength of his fine performance Defensive Scrimmage against Kansas last week. The Tigers went through a Up a the Iowa stiff defensive scrimmage yes- a Cyclones prepared for the terday with a dozen guys tabbed commg invasion of Kansas' Jay- Doak Walker sreat i i cfrirn. 'Doak great man--running play after play into the varsity forewall.

Missouri's only victory over S.M.U. came in 1945. when the p.ig Seven (then Big Six) hawks with a lengthy scrimmage. Quarterbacks and centers came in for special instructions. Kansas State, which hopes to break a 28-game losing streak at the expense of Arkansas bv Jim Keeris.

State in Manhatfc "Down at Norman. day night, saw Bud Wilkinson had Ok! changes made. V. C. ASHFORD VOLNEY ASHFORD 5 to 7 Odds in Favor Of Cleveland Taking Opener Behind Feller By Jack Hand BOSTON, Oct.

The streak, will show motion pictures of bowl games his 1 1 blnce champs--the Cleveland Indians --with the bristling power in their batting order are strong 5 to 1 favorites to beat off the stubborn Boston Braves with their Sain-Spahn pitching pair, in the best-of-seven series, scheduled to ojben today. The Indians, who won the pennant from the Boston Red Sox Monday in the first tie playoff game in the league's history, are about 5 to 7 in the man-to-man wa'gering to take the opener behind Bobby Feller, Sports Writers at Series Pick Indians By 30 to 16 Vote BOSTON, Oct. 6 (ff)--Sports writers who took a last look at the tuneup of both teams today were putting Cleveland down as 30 to 16 series favorite. The Associate'd Press polled the sports, experts as Cleveland and Boston went through their final workouts arid found 30 writers riding with the Indians. Sixteen were going along with the Braves but most of them felt it would take Boston seven games to dp it.

Seventeen Indian supporters forecast a six-game win and 11 thought Cleveland would take in live. three lineup Coach lahoma University quarterbacks Dick Johnson, was shifted Darrell Royal and Claude Arn- from the offensive to tne defen- old throwing all sorts of forward i sive team in Ralph Graham passes designed to perfect scor- two-team system. Cliff Zuming plays against the University wait, a junior college transfer, of Texas at the Sooners' home was moved from third string base Saturday. left tackle to first string right At Lincoln. Nebras- ofensive tackle, and little Frank- ka Cornhuskers grieved over the I ie Hooper got promoted to first kick of the Fischer broth-1 team halfback because of the 5rs, Cletus and Kenny, who al- I need of a passer.

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The coach will also discuss the -football situation at Missouri Valley, where Coach Roy Buntin of the Moberly high school was a star fullback a few years ago. The squad, Coach Buntin anct Junior College Coach Maurice John will be guests at the Booster Club meeting. St. Paul Wins Little World Series Opener Pat McGlothin Hurls 5-Hit Shutout Over Royals of Montreal ST. PAUL, Oct.

6 A su- perb performance by Pat Me- WJ- i i i Lt 1 i i 1 fied ambitions in pitching a se- Glothm, who whipped Montreal ries game. He already is i 4 in the ttle World Series op- time strikeout is gen- ener, was the talk town to- erally accepted to be the top paid player in the game. Boston's last series was in ir 1946 when the Red Sox met the St Louis Cards at Fenway Park but the Braves' loyal fans have been waiting since 1914. Feller, the farm "boy" who now is a personal corporation with a six-figure income, will be' realizing-one of his few unsatis. as St.

Paul and the Royals prepared for the second encount- Mana7ei Billf Southworth a I er a' 8 30 tm f. CS T) turally leads his ace I Starting 'for the International Johnny Sain, the curve-balling League champions will be Jack righthander from Belleville anta wh topped the loop in who won 24 and lost 15 for victories with 19 and had 1QC i 1 Flying Disc Business Is 9 Still Active And Army Wants You To Know It Checks On Ail the Reports DAYTON, Oct. 6 flying' disc business shows no siens of fading out. People still are "seeing things in the air" in all sections of the country, and whether its a. case of jitters in an atomic age or illusions or aerial "phenomena" is something Wright-Patterson field officers would like to know.

Today, Col. C. H. Welch, public relations officer of the air materiel command, said he wanted the public to know the army is investigating such reports, regardless of the place or type of occurrence. Check Pilot's Report The colonel said Wright Field officers were in.

Fargo, N. Sunday, investigating a report of a National Guard officer who claimed he chased and did aerial maneuvers with a lighted disc-like object which outran and out-maneuvered him. Asked the results of the investigation, the colonel said: "Nothing to report." Then he explained military intelligence is chai-ged with investigating any reports regarding such "flying discs" and that the matter is purely routine in nature. "If one of these things turned out to be something strange and new--the public will be informed," he said. Otherwise, he added, reports of such investigating teams remains the property of military intelligence.

No Figures oh Numbers The colonel didn't have the figure oi the number of cases of the Braves. That's five better than Feller's final mark of 19-15. Short Right Field A long ball has a good chance in the Boston park where the right field line is only 319 feet away, with only an eight foot fence to clear. In left field it's 337 but the double-decked signboard barrier is about 30 or 40 feet high. 196 strikeouts.

Manager Walt Alston will counter with a hometown favorite, Don Bankhead, late of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Both are righthanders. McGlothin threw five-hit ball in last night's game, striking out growing He was eight and apparently stronger each inning, never in serious trouble. Don Newcombe pitched seven White Sox Pushing HousecSeaning Job; May Appoint Lane CHICAGO, pet. The Comiskey family is expected to continue its organizational house cleaning of the last-place White Sox by appointing Frank Lane, assignments for i innings for the Royals, giving up American Association president, 1 1 oqenm" earns i i hits and the four run of the as general manager.

Plate BiS Stuart a i a a Sources close to the club's first base, Bill Summers (Ameri-' Toni ght and tomorrow night front office said official an- a second base George the series will continue at St. nouncement will be made Thurs- (National) third base Bill Grieve Paill Lexington Park. What- day or Friday that Lane has sue- (American) Alternates ever games are neces- ceeded Leslie M. O'Connor. -jPinelli (National)' and Joe Pan- i sary wiu be la ed in Montreal.

Lane, at St. Paul attending the arella (American) Little World Series, declared that he had heard nothing from Comiskey or anyone else being selected general manager. "flying discs" investigated in recent months, but- he said such reports are received daily--and are followed up by investigators. He cited one instance which he said was common to investigating teams. That was a report of a citizen seeing vari-colored "pulsating jets" on a flying disc speeding through the sky.

A routine check, he said, showed what the person had seen was a fast-moving army plane, and the "pulsating jets" were the red and green, lights flashing on and off on each tip 0 the wings. Aquatic Star Sues Crosby Brothers For $100,000 LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6. (IP)-Bing Crosby and two of his brothers have been sued for 5100,000 by Judy Cook, aquatic star who figured in the Senate investigation of Howard Hughes' war contracts. Miss Cook, 26, charged in a suit filed yesterday that they published her picture, in a bathing suit, to advertise their Chicago aquacade.

She 'said she never appeared ir. the show and did not give her permission to use the picture. None of the three Crosby brothers, Bing, Everett and Larry, named as defendants, could be reached for comment. Last year Miss Cook told the Senate war investigating committee-she appeared as an entertainer at parties Hughes gave for government officials, receiving 1 $50 to $100 for swimming and diving WE DO WASHING MACHINE SERVICE. New Washers, New Living Room Suites, New and Used Furniture 'for sale.

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P. K. WEIS AGENCY Phone 393 BOSTON, Oct. 6. 3 )--Red Rolfe.

who bosses the Detroit farm system listening in on a press-room discussion of the weather and the mortality of baseball Leslie O'Connor, at the last report, is the most recent executive to lose out and the boys were extending a verbal welcome to popular Frank Lane "You know," said Rolfe, "my wife and I were listening to the radio as we drove east. First we heard about Bticky being out. Then we caught a Syracuse sta- I A i 1 I I 1 I I I HOW IIUHT A IWU4 ROOM LCOKI 015 YOU.KAVIIT THE GLOBE RUG, CARPET and UPHOLSTERY OLEAN'ERS 223 N. Clark Phone 31 tion and heard that Leo Miller was out I told her 'you'd better shut oLC that radio before we hear anything more." BEACON ST. BANTER Conflicting rumors as to whether Joe McCarthy will or will not be with the Red Sox next season keep bouncing around town, but the concensus seems to be that Joe will stay if wants Another one that can't be proved is that the Dodgers are interested in getting Bucky Harris as their 1949 pilot When the Braves were leaving the field after yesterday's workout and the In- dif.ns were just coming out, Bob Elliott remarked to some of his rivals: "Take a look at those fences, you guys.

All those pop fly homers you got yesterday would just be outs in this park. IN ONE EAR Local football experts say Harvard really has it. And one reason is that Bill Henry, who was an assistant statistician in the press box last season, is doing a masterful job of running the team at quarterback. And from southern visitors comes word that North Carolina thinks its team is every bit as good as Notre Dame. Carolina's top guy, says one reporter, isn't Choo Choo Justice but Art Weiner, a real- classy end.

Tom Harmon's Father Dies ANN ARBOR, Oct. 6. football star Tom Harmon's a who preferred to let his son take all the bows, is dead. The elder Harmon, Louis, died at University Hospital here yesterday. He was 75 years old.

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