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OCTOBER 28, THIS I5S TOO IMPORTANT A MATTER TO MAKE TAKE A CHANCE ON VE MUST CERTAIN THAT THOSE VERYANKEES ARE KAPUT! Randolph Only Unbeaten G. I. Texas Grid Team (By The Associated Press) Seven Texas service football tennis will be in action this week in Texas, the top game being the clash of Randolph Field with Mexico City University at San Antonio. Randolph Field is the lone undofeated, untied team left in the stale. The Ramblers last week defeated Blackland Army Air Field 7-0 anci laid claim to the Texas service title, However, Randolph clocsn't play the tough Lubbock Army Air Field team which has gone through hard schedule and lost only onc game.

Last week SAAP downed Texas Tech 10-7. Lubbock alr field clashes with DR. L. J. ZACHRY OP.TOMETRIST First National Hank Bidz.

For Appointment Phone 269 YARD FENCE CUT TO ORDER Burnett Cabinet Shop C. V. Burnett, Owner 315 E. TYING Phone 1235 1543- THE TAKE US BACK TO THE ITALIENISCH FIELD, DRIVER JA WOHL, -TO THE COMMAND POST EXZELLENZ! OF OUR ANTI-AIRCRAFT DETACHMENT THERE! Norman naval alr base at Lubbock this week. The standing of Texas service teams playing 05 many as three games: Team Pts Op Randolph Field 5 0 129 9 Lubbock AAF 3 1 98 52 Camp Fannin 2 1 27 55 Blackland Alr Field.

3 2 59 90 Ft. Bliss 2 3 39 74 Ft. Bliss Commandos 1 2 36 73 South Plains AF 3 54 81 Ward Island Marines 0 3 16 112 Bryan Air Field 0 5 18 159 Last week's results: Fort Bliss Commandos 0, El Paso All-Stars 23: Randolph Field 7. Blackleud Army Air Field Lathbock Army Air Field 10, Texas Tech 7: 51st General Hospital Biggs Field Hospital 6. This week's schedule: Saturday Blackland Army Air vs.

North Texas Aggies at Waco; South Plains Army Air Field V5. Kirlland Field al Albuquerque, N. Ward Island Marines VS. Army Internment Camp ol Hearnc nt Corpus Christi (night: Lubbock; Army Air Field vs, Norman, Naval Base at Lubbock (night); Randolph Field vs. Mexico Universlty at San Antonio (night).

---BUY VICTORY STAMPS- By winter we shall be closed in upon Hitler's central fortress of Europe and be making out dispositions for the grand assault by all arms next year. -Prime Minister Jan Christian Smuts of the Union of South Africa. KEEP In Boys Corduroy and Weol Combination Corduroy pants and wool ket with corduroy makes an ideal suit for or play. Colors maroon VIN NO, YOUR EXZELLENZY, I DID NOT EXAMINE THEIR VE THEN, BODIES PERSONALLY SS THE WORD I OF THAT VERFLUCHTER ITALIAN Services Shift Grid Players Of Southwest Loop (By The Associnted Press) The big exodus is here. This is the week when trainees pack their bugs for transfer from--or to other -Southwest Conference schools.

Out of the jumble may come football championship for Texas A and M. The Aggies didn't have any naval trainces to begin with and becAuse the boys are so young will not lose many to the army. But, not so I.bc other teams of the conference. For instance, Texas loses Joc Parker. one of the finest cuds in the country.

Parker goos to Galveston Medical school. Southern Methndisl sces Billy Shaw, regular guard, depart for Great Lakes. Ed Cloud, center, has reccived his marine orders. Bill Squires, triple-thrent back. is being transferred lo Texas Christian but isn't certain whether he will play football there.

Texas Christian is hardest hit with seven players departing, including four regulars--Harry Gardner Doug Carter, backs, and Billy Holo and Dick Smith, linemen. Rice is losing its fine tackle, Charles Malmberg. Les Moore, Aggie wingman, was called to the army this week but that has been the extent of A and losses. Arkansas has already lost backs Ewell Thompson, Nathan Hudson and John Tull to the "ser- THIS WINTER Clothes SUITS 098 gray. Sizes 8 to 16.

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North Texas Agricultural college will find its football team virtualy wrecked, osing 22 men including Pete Stout, star quarterback; John Bond, smashing full back; Clarence McMinn, ace halfback. and such fine linemen as Doyle Caraway, Harold Cdossen, Jim Reed, Burnie Smith and Jim Wright. Southwestern lalso is bard hit Jackie Field and Ken Matthews the touchdown twins; tackles Zuchl Conoly and Bubo Barnett; guard Les Proctor and center Jack Snchsc to bc among the missing next weck. Texas Tech clocsn't lose AL single man. There is only one boy as old as 18 on the sound and he Is classified 4-F.

Tech has 110 naval train- BUY VICTORY STAMPSWhere Are The O'Connells And The O'Briens? You never think of calling Jerry Kerbow, No. 34 and center on the Harvester football cam, anything Jerry. but his full name is Gerold Talley Kerbow, just as Cap Is always "Charlie" to the fans, not Charles McKenna Boyles. A. study of the cligibility list of the Pampa Harvesters reveals some full names that if used in print would cause fans to say.

"well, who is that?" The list reads: Louis Leail Allen, James Alvin Berry. Milo William Bird. Clay Edwin Blanton, Charles McKenna Boyles, Clarence Reginald Bridges, John Floyd Campbell, Oscar Randall Clay. Cleo Coffey Joe Donald Cree. Bob Lindsley Curtis, Bobby Jack Lee Dunham Arnold Roderick Erickson, Howard Virgil Fish, Larry Keith Fuller, Kenneth Tillman Grantham, James William Hart, James Carroll Hopkins.

Donald Joe Humphreys, Gernid Talley Kerbow. Waiter Henry Lane. Emery Eugene Lively, Melvin Maurice Lockhart. Richard Wilkinson Maury, Merle Eugene McCrucken, John Paul McKinley. Wilbur Ray Morris, Donald, William Morrison, George Herman Neef, Russell Edward Neef, Clayton 1 Oscar Noblitt.

Dewey Eugene Rob-: bins, Donald Rowe. Billy Coy Sheehan, Robert Stanley Simpson, Engene Presley Turner, Raymond ThoInas Vanlinden, Donald Dean Warren, Billy Gene Washington, John William Winburn. -BUY VICTORY STAMPSEllsworth Now Developing As Second Crain DALLAS. Oct. Methodist University figured it was through for the time being anyway--with guys like Jack Crain and Jackic Field.

Those fellows had niternated at running the Mustangs ragged the past two ycars. But now it's wartime and college teams are not supposed to have that kind of Toolball players, especially clown here in the Soulhwest. The University of Texas--S. M. opponent.

here next emphalically stated it. wouldn't have anybody approaching the Great Crain and the hard-running field. And what happens? Up bobs Ralph Ellsworth, a 175-pound truckman who hadn't even bothered to go out. for football his sophomore year. Now Ellsworth is causing S.

M. V. couches more beadaches than they ever had helore. Ellsworth, it appears, is a cOmbination of Crain and Field--and itt addition he can pass. Blair Cherry, assistant coach and talent scout for Texas, said last week Ellsworth would be the greatest tailback Texas has had since Cherry went to the University in 1937-if he could stay another year.

That statement was made hefore Saturday's game with Rice. Whether Blair now thinks Ellsworth needs another year is something the funs aren't concerned about. They saw him run 199 yards carrying the ball to score two touchdowns and pass for 86 and two more. Not even Field, Max Minor, Ken Matthews, Crain or any of speed merchants Texas had in the last several years left such an impression of swiftness as did Ellsworth. And it wasn't any slowness afoot on the part of Rice that made Ralph look fast.

Eliswrth, you sec, can run 100 yards in 9.6 seconds. 'Texas' major regret is that the speedster will play after this year at some other school. He is expected to receive an appointment to West Polnt. But of immediate concern to S. M.

U. is that Ellsworth will be playing for Texas here next Saturday VICTORY Shingle Ceiling Prices Raised WASHINGTON, Oct. 28-(P)--The office of price administration today authorized an increase of approximately 8 per cent in the ceiling prices for all grades and sizes of red cedar shingles boosted to meet higher production costs, The new maximums aro 'effective Nov. 1. PAMPA NEW J.

Second Match Booked After Budge Feature In order that tennis fens of the region will have an opportunity see Don Budge perform in a role that helped boost him to the top the court ladder, as doubles player. a second match has been added to the WAC rally exhibition at the high school courts Sunday afternoon, Pampa Field officials disclosed today. Budge. now lieutenant stationed at Lubbock Army Air Field. will team with Col.

Daniel S. Campbell, PAAF's commanding officer. against Lt. Edward Alloo and Copl. Francis Humphreys, commanding officer of the 454th Base Headquarters and Air Base squadron nt the local flying field.

The doubles match will be played ELS: a curtain-raiser to the BudgeAlloo singiess exhibition and will start at 2:30. Lt. Budge teamed for several seasons with Gene Mako and won the National Doubles championship with the latter as his partner in 1936 and 1938. In 1936, Budge teamed with Mrs. Sarah P.

Fubyan to win the national mixed doubles crown and returend the following year to resign supreme in the Dield. with Miss Alice Marble as bis pariner." Col. Campbell and Capt. HumphTENs are members of the Pampa Field Officers' Tennis team, which defeated a strong Phillips court, club twice during the past season. BUY VICTORY STAMPSSkelly Oil Pumper Dies at His Home Fred D.

Wall, 59, Skelly Oil cOnipany pumper residing 3 miles cast of Skellytown, died at his home there at 4:45 p. m. yesterday. He had been in ill health the past seven months. Funeral arrangements are pending the arrival of relatiyes.

Mr. Wall was born Aug. 22. 1884 in Missouri and had resided near Skellytown for the past 14 scars. Survivors the widow: five daughters, Juanita Denny, Mars.

Mrs. 'Loulse Taylor, Mrs. Yvonne Parks, Misses Imogene and Phyllis Wall, all of Skellylown; a son Bobby Lee, Skellytown; three brothers, F. Rolla, C. Falrtax, Lec Tulsa, Okla: and a sister.

Mrs. Margaret Fisher West Coffeyville. Okla. Pallbearers will be Bill Allen, William Franks, George Lewis, T. C.

Cofer, M. L. Roberts, and W. M. Coulson.

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