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Tigers Defeat Roxana, For Fifth Victory of Year pass interception and runs of 27, one and six yards by Hoppe, when the game ended. In other games in this area, East St. Louis shut out Alton, 20-0; Belleville Uampled Collinsville, 45-0; and Slaunton whipped GUlespie 34-G. Stalling lineups: Pos RE RT RG LG LT Roxana i a Hachman Cobine, Robinson Dillow Rogers Potter King Gray Cobine QB RH LII FB Edwardbville Rilej Spilze Drda Lanham McBrrdc Rohrkaste Bayei Roscnthal Scales Widicus Hoppe A determined goal lino stand in the third a proved to be the turning point for tlic Edwaids- ville Tigers as they won a soe- saw to 7 victory over the Roxana Shells before about 1800 fans Friday i at the homecoming game on the EUS Held. It was (lie Tigers' i victory in six stall's this season while for a a it a the first selback in six gaii es.

i i i broke the scoilng ice as C'lflord Hoppe went over from tl'e two" in the first quarter, a a a in the third i a i i Ronald Cobine going over i the 30, and the Tigers scored clincher in the linal period as Hoppe plunged lour. to tho closeness ol the game are Ihe lirst totals-13 f'ji eaih team On the ground the men of Coach a i a sained 2,1 a i lo 212 for Coach a McLane's crew, i a a counted 42 a i on i i pasj, in 12 a i i I.eadiii 1 i gamei the a Bob Scales, Tiger left i i picked up the slack i Honpc was sewed up, going wiiils in 11 canies lor a 107 UM-UIL-C i King ot the Shells was in the ground-gaining depa; i 88 a in 14 a i i loi a li 3 a i per try a i aue 1 1111 i 87 a in "2 lor 3 and Cobme the Shells 83 in 13 lor 6 4 1 combined a relentless of- kicked oil to open i i's usual strong defense game a iloppe i 25 smash Rock Island, 34 to 7, Fn- ti the K1IS 30 line a bccomc the fu st i a ofl a foi 15 and ho 1 to 'P a ma lloppo plunged two cn (Mc a i and Scales cut ott tackle 28 lo Ihe 25-vai'd line. Iliiupe moved oil guard lor i and i a gamed another i to the r. hea.es a a i cut oft a la ci ot i on Mohne fo, i Iloppe over the cen-," 1 1 the second team te. lc.

one and over a a i io. i a a turncd a Softball Dinner Scenes Ro la touchdown-Cobine; point alter touchdown King Edwardsville iloppe 2 Points alt' Bayer (2 kicks). Tiimpe and er Substitutions: Hoxana Porter, Morgan a Higgins, Franklin, i a Edwardsvillo Fish, i Shaw, Brooks, Hess, Johnson. Oifk'ialv Ilmton, New soui. Prep Favorites Continue Drives By United Press Molmc won the Northwest con- i title by winning its sixth game of the year in as a a The only solace ROCK Is- luck.

I the lest ot the stale famil- uu names like Faimmglon, Streator Pfona Manual, a a i Mooocheart, East A a Normal high, Hairisburg, Robinson, New Ion, and others were in i lasl night cither 01 mlld Strcator suddenly became the tei loi one and over a a i and a on tho a line. I i a i Tiger a i a i the tenter tor two and repeated a tor the louclidown. Al Bayer lor the a point. Tho rest ot the hall the Ti- gois spent being pushed around. KiC'krcl ofl and Shells' quar- leibai'lc i a lelunicd Ihe ball 20 a i lo 30.

Filleen plays latci the ball was on Hie Tiger I a i line. Bui Ihe Ben- gals i tirst indication of a cleiensc in the game and held, taking i on their own two a line. Bauer kicked to the Tiger a ua and a one Roxana tirst down cllllg to Champaign, which doesn meet a i held, a i over on a a lh yca a is rated a 'good bet lo cop at least a share of Another MIS dru'e seemed to be the c.lling, Fred i i 1 lo a unclefeated cus ran tor nine oil laiklc, Iloppe went guard a Scales 16 j-aids to the poo a beating Pekin, 27 to 22 Friday night. Slrcator and Manual clash Nov. 13.

Manual won its 21st game i succession by blanking Peona 48. thr-n a Scales pass was intercepted by Cobine. Neither team was able to sustain aii offense and the half ended i the score 7 to 0 in tavor ol Ivlwardsulle. Things happened fast in the second halt with King i Bauor i 35 yards to the E11S 41). Cobme went over center tor three and King ran oil tackle tor to Ihe EHS 30.

Fioni Cobme cut olt tackle and all the vuiy for the lirst and i a Roxana touchdown. King scored the extra oint, going ovei on a double hancloft. The Tigeis threatened again after a i the kick and a 27 a i by Hoppe to the EHS 37. Widicus went off a (or 19 yards, Scales ran tor 11 but four i plavs picked up only nine a i and Roxana took over on ib own 23. i i a later the Shells were on the Tiget line and a 10-ynid pcnaltj on EHS for un- necessarj roughness put the ball on the Then came the Bengal stand Cobine till the centei Iwice wilh- out gaining an inch, King was tin own for a Uuee-jard loss by Iloppe and Vase.v's pass intended for Potter vude, with the Tigers taking over on i own lour Bauer kicked and King was hit on the Roxana 45 without taking a step.

Vasey passed to Potter for 10 King fumbled and was thrown for a nine-yard loss, and Scales league play. Mooseheart rolled to its sixth straight win of the season, over- povveung Franklort, Ind 74 to 0. The slate's most powerful inde- pendcnt team now has scored 247 points to 7 for the opposition. Robinson, Eastern Illinois league title favorite, won an important inter-league game from Lawrence ville, Norlh Egyptian conference leader, 30 to 0. Normal University high, Corn belt co-leader with Bloommgton Trinity, eliminated second place Pontiac from the race, 27 to 14, to run its victory siring to 20.

In tho big eight last place East Aurora zipped past Freeport, 24 to 0, to register an upset. Freeport, after a dismal stait, had pulled into second place in the big eight before last night. intercepted Vascy's pass on EHS 39. the West Aurora, last year's eight a and favorite big this year, zoomed into a tie for first place with idle Elgin by downing West Rockford, 25 Jo 13 In the Southwest Egyptian league, Pinckneyville kept its title- bound express on the tiacks, svhip- ping Carbondale 12 to 7. Murphysboro licked Johnston City, 19 to 12, in an important non-conference ame in Southcin Illinois.

LaStarza Winner In Slow Fight New York (IP)--Heavyweights Roland Lastarza and Duiho Spagnolo may be awarded a cheese plaque for having attained the height of athletic futility in their fight at On the next play Scales around end to Ihe Roxana 36. Iloppe over center for five and cut off tackle for 17 to the Shells' 14. Iloppe plunged throe, Scales picked up one and Hoppe went ovei center for five and one more for a first down on the Roxana four. On tho next play the Tiger fullback hit the center of the line and smashed his way over for the touchdown, leaving a good poition of his jersey in the hands of a Roxana lineman. Bauer kicked the extra point and score stood at its final mark, St.

Nicholas arena last night. Stocky, black-haired Lastarza-New York's most highly touted young hravy contender--won a "shut-out" 10-round decision over the ianky, dark-haired and completely futile clutcher from Italy. But Roland lost prestige in victory. Spagnolo, claimant of the New England heavyweight championship since taking up residence at Dorchester, a so as- tounclingly ineffectual that not one of the three ring officials gave him Friday Ladies Team standings Suhre's Appliance Straube's- Schwartz Home Nursery Cassen's Sales Bothman's Woodhwn Gardens Seven Up Alhambra R.R. Team high three Suhre's Appliance 2364.

Team high single Suhre's Appliance 84,1. Ind. high three T. Burgdorf 567. Ind.

high single T. Burgdorf 214. (0)--M. Stolcis 406, E. Kirk 362, Blind 345, M.

Van Hooser 334, L. Ambrosius 423. Bothman's (3)--C. Blume 454, M. Snider 442, Lerch 385, E.

Kreuiter 439, B. Ladd 436. Home Nursery (2)--S. Harmening 40K, C. Tenick 362, C.

Loyd 383, B. Tosovsky 422, M. Dippold 351. Cassens Sales (1) E. Sanders Picture above (lop pho.lo) are some of the 150 guests at the Litchfield Madison railroad dinner last month honoring all players in the Edwardsville Major Softball league.

In the bottom photo, George J. Leahy, L. M. president, is shown addressing those present at the dinner. Pictured (left to right) are George Musso, Leahy, Coach Joe Lucco, J.

M. Moudry and Ray Campbell. Pictured to right are three minis- ters and two of the school faculty at the dinner. They are the Rev. E.

J. Eckhard, the Rev. L. C. Boergadme, Supt.

of Schools L. Alexander, Coach Richard Hut- ton and the Rev. J. E. Attey.

-Photos by A. II. Strebler Football Betting Probe Continues Chicago. tP)--Undercover police sought evidence Saturday linking the football parlay racket to the national crime syndicate. Capt.

WilJiam Balswick, head of the undercover "Scotland" detail of Chicago police, said the weekly football card system is an international operation involving millions dollars annually. Raids here and at Dallas this week are believed to have given authorities a head start In exposing the racket and seeking connections with the crime syndicate under investigation by Sen. Estes Kefauver's committee. At Dallas, Postal inspector H.D. Holmes and U.S.

Attorney Frank S. Potier announced that a federal grand jury was ready to launch an inciuiry into football betting. Four men were seized there in a lotel room where they were pre paring cards for mailing through out the U.S., its territories and several other countries. Dallas police believed they had broken up the "international headquar lers" the football handicapping service. Balswick's men clamped down on a clearing house for the cards lere Thursday, arresting two men and seizing voluminous records similar to those impounded at Dal- Balswick said the evidence here and at Dallas showed a clear picture of a big scale operation which may have its roots in organized gangsterism.

One central handicapper rates the weekly games, possibly at Dalas, he said, with local handicappers passing on the ratings. Balswick said the Chicago handicapper Edvvanlsville 14, Roxana 7. la single round. That may be a The Tigers held and were on the (main-event record for New York Roxana 19, by dint of Rosenthal's irings. EDEN Bowling Alleys LEAGUE BOWLING Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday OPEN BOWLING Wednesday and Saturday Eve- rings and Sunday Afternoon Evening by Appointment Call RALPH KIPP, Phone I299W was known and was being kept under surveillance.

A single Chicago agent, Balswick said, deals in 300,000 cards a week. The cards sell to professional gamblers at rates of $7 to $14 a thousand. On the basis of the handicaps, the gamblers take bets for anywhere frou 25 cents to $10 from anyone who wants to take a fling. Balswick said it seemed almost certain that the national crime syndicate with its penchant for cutting itself in on "anything good," would be getting some sort of a rake-off from the football gambling. Both Balswick and Dallas au- thorilies said the evidence assembled in the raids would be turned over to Kefauver who has promised to launch a full-scale inquiry into the football handicap racket.

Meanwhile, a Kefauver committee investigator revealed that a General Motors Corp. executive has beer, subpenaed to appear a the committee resumes hearings here in- December. A spokesman said that Norman K. Haig of Detroit, director of the GM government sales section, would be asked to tell anything he knows about the attempts of Pat Manno, reputed South Side Chicago gambler, to break into legitimate business. CASSENS At -HAMEL for a good selection of Charles-Barone Fight Approved for Title Indianapolis, (IP)--Archie Hindman, president of the National Boxing association, said Saturday that the Nov.

28 Cincinnati bout between Ezzard Charles and Nick Barone will be officially recognized as a championship battle. This will be the first fight as the world champion for Charles He was recognized as champion in all NBA states after whipping Jersey Joe Walcott. However, after beating Joe Louis on Sept. 27 he was accepted as heavyweight champion in all 48 states. Hindman said that he conferred with Fred J.

Saddy, chairman of the NBA championship and rating committee, before making the an nouncement. Guaranteed Arnold says we will be Open Evenings George Cassens Hamel, Illinois QUALITY FURNITURE AT PRICES YOU'LL LIKE Bowling Race Spotlight Centered On Trenton Handicap New York, (IP)--The racing spotlight will be focused on Garden State park, Camden, N. Saturday when a field of 14 dandy dis- 358, C. Cassens 343, V. Schneider 293, G.

Klaus 322, I. Henkhaus 429. Schwartz (D--V. Schwartz 441, J. Holford 365, H.

Reagan 358, V. Fletcher 390, J. Hentz 407, Straube (2)--E. 'McNerUy 500, M. Hernn 380, L.

Keltner 479, P. Merkel 402, F. Harmening 506. Alhambra (D--F. Sues- sen 372, F.

Linenbroker 389, W. Ramsey 420, H. Ruchrup 335, D. Weatlierholt 397. Woodlawn Gardens (2) A.

Marburger 380, A. Harwood 369, A. Goertz 358, E. Ernst 443, N. Marburger 411.

Suhre's Appliance (3) V. Chandler -187, E. Bettman 443, V. Childres 411, S. Werner 456, T.

Burgdorf 567. Seven Up (0)--E. Faust 340, J. Davis 421. R.

Fruit 360, D. Brandt 418, Hofmeier 346. PageS lakflifcnccr Oct. 21, 1950 tance runners battle it out In the $30,000 Trenton handicap. There are also two important slakes for juveniles listed on the national program--the $25,000 Demoiselle stakes at Jamaica and the $20,000 Breeders futurity at Keeneland.

Three Rings, owned by Mrs. E. L. Hopkins of Cleveland, is the top-weight and the top choice for the Garden State event. The five- year-old campaigner, who moved down from New York for the race, as a 5 to 2 pick in the overnight line.

He drew 124 pounds for the mile-and-a-furlong grind. Peter A. Markey's Pict and Mrs. Ethel Jacobs' Palestinian, two other invaders from New York, were given the best chances of upsetting Three Rings. Hot water costs less when you use A I AUTOMATIC A A Madison County Tractor Equip.

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