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PAGE EIGHT Tune In WTJS THE JACKSON SUN Want Ads 1106 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938 Bears and BuiHdogs Make Plans for a Bi Week-E: id 'fl Opening Come On, You Lynx! ight Workouts Today End Bulldogs Hold Hour Session Under Lights Last Night; Students Hold Cheer Session Kitty Playoff Series Is Cancelled Humboldt Wins Opener From Bruceton Pile Up 27-0 Score At Strawberry Bowl Last IN ight Pre-Gamc Drills For High School Football Squad Came With Savannah Will Be Played At New Municipal Stadium At Eight o'CIock Tomorrow Night Winding up their fall practice with a light drill this afternoon, the Jackson High Golden Bears are ready for their opening game with Savannah High to be played in the new municipal stadium at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Following the drills. Coach Tury the the HUMBOLDT, Sept 23 In initial game of the season, Starting Lineups Announced; Dedication Exercises Will Begin At 7:30, Game Starts At 8:00 The Bulldogs are ready for the Lynx, their traditional foe ready to show the Memphians that tonight's game won't be the breather that the visitors expect. Coach Fred DeLav and Assist- Humboldt High Rams defeated the fast Bruceton Hieh eridders by a score of 27. to 0 in the Strawberry Bowl last night.

After playing the first quarter with no score, the Rams took advantage of two returns fumbled on the 38 yard line of Bruceton to tally their first score. The next touchdown came after a break for the locals in scoring distance, with the last period finding the Rams in their stride. Dude Bruceton back, was outstanding for the vistors. Hoppers Win Yesterday But Refuse To Play In Jackson The Jackson Generals are playoff champs of the Kitty League. After winning two straight and dropping the third to Hopkinsville, 11 to 6.

yesterday afternoon, the Generals were awarded the remainder of the series by -'forfeit when the Hoppers, season champions and pennant winners, refused to come to Jackson to continue the series. The Hopkinsville club officials gave cold weather and lack of interest as. the reasons for the cancellation. Jackson players, deprived of their chance to actually earn a clear unclouded title, were an angry bunch when they returned to Jackson last Oman announced his probable 0 Sill highly praised by the coaches and players because of its efficiency. The dedication ceremonies will begin tonight at 7:30, with the game getting under way promptly at 8.

Probable lineuns: The game: Humboldt (27) Pos. Auburn Opens Southeastern Season Tonight Other Conference Schools Play First Games Tomorrow Southwestern Pos. Red Berkfield Gardner L.T. J. P.

Cavendet G. H. Morris C. Frank Morgan R.G. Oney Ellis R.T.

O. Nettles (c) R.E. I. Orenstein Q.B. Gaylon Smith L.H.

Ed French R.H. W. Winfrey F.B. Officials: Referee, Union G. Hester Guy Lawler Cletus Wray H.

M. Cefit Bl H. MahsfJJd Tom Yafces Bill Isbell Delay S. Baraga J. B.

Key Bobby Loyd: Bruceton (0) Horton Williams -Wilson Sedberry Harris Barnhart Baker Rushing Roberts Cox Wright ant Coach Pete Craig sent their charges through an hour long workout under the brilliant lights of the, new municipal stadium last night. The players were looking a little better, but the mentors would make no comments as to the outcome of the game, or to the way that the Bulldogs would play the Lynx. It is expected that Captain Bill Francis and Paul Kilzer will be in uniform tonight. Wayne DeLay, halfback, has been down with a bad cold all week, but is getting back into game condition. While the players were on the field going through the light workout, the Union students were in the stands testing their voices on various school cheers and songs.

The students were accompanied in the songs by the Jackson High School Band. Last night was the first night that any team has been on the field, and the lighting system was Mullins L.E. R. Frazier D.T. Simmons L.

G. Lane T. Frazier R. G. E.

Jones RT. F. Jones R. E. Monroe K.B.

Graves L. H. C. Bowen R. H.

Campbell F.B. Scoring touchdowns: night. Their resentment was shared equally by the club management J. E. Hattnephin, president of the Kitty League, could not be reached this morning for a statement concerning the cancellation.

Campbell, Taylor; Head Umpire, Rumsey Graves, Sanford, Monroe. Linesman, Bob King; Field Judge, Hank Smith. Jackson Ab Po Miller, rf 5 1 2 0 "The new tunnel through the Pyrenees mountains marks the conquest of the last great mountain barrier in western Europe. Jones, ss 5 1 Walker. If 3 0 Morgan, 3b 4 0 Mullen, 2b 4 0 PerrvmaTL cf 4 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 1 A Williams, 4 Merkle, lb 4 Elam, 2 Gray, 2 Points after touchdown: Pass from Pinder to F.

Jones 1, Pinder 2 (placements). Substitutes: Humboldt Sanford, Foreman. A. Thompson, Luckey, Malone. Lashlee, Atkins; Bruceton --Arnold, R.

Cox. Officials: Referee Nichols; Umpire Bridges; Head linesman Senter. THE SAUSAGE SEASON IS HERE. YOU WILL WANT SOME OF THAT CiOOD REELFOOT SAUSAGE OR XOtIK BREAKFAST TOMORROW. CALL FOR ONE FOUND, OR MORE, FROM 1TOUK MARKET WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER.

REYNOLDS PACKING CO. UNION CITY, TENN. starting linup for the game. A crew of veterans will hold down the backfield. James Matlock will call the signals from his halfback position opposite Harry Bal-kum, all-Southern back last season.

Bill DowdeU will be at quarter, and Ross Long will step into the fullback vacancy left by the graduation of J. T. Stephenson. Old-timers will be back in harness in much of the line, too, with Harold Koffman at center, and Stanford Hunt and Arthur Boone at tackles. The guards and ends will hold the key to the situation.

Punk La-fon, who saw quite a bit of service last year, and Bobby Goodin will take care of the former positions. Thomas Smith and Buddy Warren will show how well they can handle the ends of the line. Last night the squad held a short workout at Rothrock Field to get the "feel of the new stadium, so they will be "at home" tomorrow night A large group of first year players is continuing to drill with the regulars so they'll be prepared to try for a first string berth when they get a little larger. Charles Hoover, a tall Freshman, has the makings of a regular center when he gets more experience. John Bennett is another prospective center.

Elmer Scates. Bill Baxter and Harold Witt are working toward future tackle positions. James Reed. Barton Currie, McNeil. Donald Hanafee.

Kay Price and James Thomas Jones are other line candidates. Kenneth DowdeU and Jack Vo-egeli will make things tough for the backfield before many seasons roll by. and Robert Joyner can't be overlooked in the future possibilities. Charles Cobb may see regular service before the current season Is over. Herbert Breeden has a chance to make one of the regular tackle positions.

Cedric Johnson, who broke an ankle In spring practice. Is all right now and is trying for a guard position. Bert McBride and Ben Seward are a couple of other candidates for the same DR. JACK E. SMITH Announces The Removal of his Dental Offices From 203 Commercial Building To 702 First National Bank Building Phone 1502 Totals 37 6 11 24 Hopkinsville Ab Po Peck, rf 6 12 2 McGuire.

3b ..6 2 1 1 Stencil, If 5 1 1 1 Walls, ss 2b 4 3 4 5 Galle, 2'b ss 5 2 4 2 Bishop, lb ..5 1 3 10 Stewart 5 0 14 Haas, cf 4 0 1 1 Schmitz, 5 10 1 7 Ready for the invasion of the Southwestern Lynx tonight are Paul Kilzer, Union University tackle, and the rest of the Bulldog squad. Pre-game ceremonies dedicating the new municipal stadium will begin at 7:30 p. m. IBj Tli Associated Press! To plucky Auburn, the school which this year plays all its fames away from home and which has a as tough a schedule as any team in the nation goes the honor of opening the 1933 football season in southeastern conference territory. Coach Jack Meagher had a veteran eleven ready to go against Birmingham Southern under the lights at Montgomery tonight a game which is now somewhat a traditional opener in the South.

While making no predictions, Meagher permitted his men to sheer off from heavy practice yesterday, with the kick-off receiving major attention. The freshmen team ran through Birmingham Southern plays for edification of the varsity. Eleven other conference schools get going Saturday, two of the games. Louisiana State and Ole Miss and Stetson and Florida being slated for Saturday night under lights. Other games include: Alabama vs.

Southern California at Los Angeles. Sewanee vs. Tennessee at Knox-ville. Vanderbilt vs. Washington University at St Louis.

The Citadel vs. University of Georgia at Athens. Clemson vs. Tulane at New Orleans. Howard College vs.

Mississippi State at Starkville. Maryville College vs. Kentucky at Lexington. Georgia Tech does not start until Oct 1 when the Jackets and Mercer meet One week later Tech plays Notre Dame in Atlanta in one of the season's outstanding in-tersectional games. Already 14.000 tickets have been sold for that contest Workouts were curtailed in most instances today, coaches thus hoping to avoid injuries before the Saturday openers.

Head Coach Ray Morrison of Vanderbilt will take three full teams to St Louis, the large squad entraining at 8 o'clock tonight He indicated he would sacrifice weight the line for experience. MARQUETTE FLATS TEXAN'S MILWAUKEE, Sept 22 Marquette plays three teams from Texas this season Methodist in Chicago, Texas Christian in Milwaukee, and Texas Tech at Lubock, Tex. Totals 45 11 17 27 13 Jackson 100 030 200 6 Hopkinsville .000 027 20x 11 Summary: Errors Mullen, Williams. Merkle 2, McGuire, Stencil, Bishop 2, Haas. Runs batted in Williams, Miller, Jones, Galle 2, Bishop 2.

McGuire 2, Stencil, Walls 2. Haas. Merkle, Stewart Two base hits Galle. Bishop 2, Perryman 2, Peck, Walls, Haas. Three base hits Jones, Elam, Stencil, Bishop.

Home run Walls. Double play Schmitz to Bishop. Left on bases Hopkinsville 12, Jackson 5. Innings pitched By Elam 5 with 2 runs. 7 hits.

Losing pitcher Gray. Wild pitch Schmitz. Bases on balls Off Elam 2. off Schmitz 1. Struck out By Elam 1, by Schmitz 3, by Gray 1.

Umpires Throg-morton. Beggs, Speck and Silvers. Time 2:01. Jim Tobin Will Get Plenty of That "Sweet Revenge" Buildup Before The World Series Not Much Pirates Can Do About Getting Out of Pennant After Knocking Off Dodgers Twice Yesterday BV SID FEDER Associated Press Sports Writer Between now and the time Pie Traynor sits down to figure out the Pittsburgh pitcher he'll throw at the Yankees to start the world series, you're going to hear a lot of that "sweet revenge" buildup in favor of Jim Tobin. Of course, there's the little mat- A circular inch is the area a circle one inch in diameter.

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FAMILY AFFAIR CLEVELAND, Sept. 22 When Al Leach, 26-year-old WPA timekeeper, won the National Public Links title, his brother, Larry, cad-died for him. BROTHERS FAR APART TUSCALOOSE, Sept. 22 Vice Bradford, Alabama's senior quarterback, hails from Memphis, but brother Frank, sophomore fullback, is listed from Detroit. ter of sewing up the National League pennant still in front of Pie and his Pirates, but after knocking off the Brooklyns twice, 6-0 and 11-6, yesterday, there doesn't seem much the Bucs can do any more bout getting out of it.

They're in a spot now where they can drop three of their ten remaining games and still win, even if the second-place Chicago Cubs sweep the 11 left on their schedule. It seems this "revenge is sweet" business pops up about every time the Yankees get into the series which, you may recall, has happened once or twice in past years. Last season they sang the same song about the Giant's Stringbean Cliff Melton who. like Tobin, was a Yankee castoff. But everybody forgot all about it after Gehrig and company pinned the Mickey Mouse man's large aers back.

Wants to Work About Tobin, there are whispers he is looking for a chance to go to work on them thr Yanks. The world champions obtained him from Oakland in '36, then left him there to undergo an appendectomy, and in '37, after bringing him up again, they sold him "down the river" to the Bucs. The story now is that Jim doesn't figure he got a square shake, that the Yanks didn't give him enough of a try-out to show he knew the difference between his fast one and his curve. Grid Picks Contest Week Ending September 24, 19S8 slick stickwork in the nightcap, the Bucs left for the west still boasting a 3 game edge over the Cubs, who also turned in a double-win over the Phils in the first full National League program in four days. Bill Lee equalled a National League record with his fourth straight shutout, by a 4-0 count in the opener, and Clay Bryant came through 2-1 in the afterpiece.

The Giants regained third place by kicking the Cincinnati Reds around twice. 6-1 and 2-1, leaving the race in this condition: Games G's to W. L. Pet. behind play Pitt'gh 83 57 .591 10 Chicago 80" 61 .567 3 11 New York 77 64 .546 6 10 Cincinnati 76 64 .543 7 10 Feature of the Giants' twin win was the gallant work of Prince Hal Schumacher.

Although his arm is so sore it aches on every pitch, prince Hal tossed a six-hitter, following up his seven-hitter against the Pirates last week. In the nightcap, Harry Gumbert gave up only three hits. The Yankees finally snapped out of their eight-year record six-game losing streak by overpowering the White Sox, 7-4, calling on their handy little habit of homer-hammering to do it. Red Rolfe and Joe Gordon supplied out-of-the-lot power in this lone game on the American League card. Boston's Bees, determined to hang onto fifth place in the senior circuit chase, nipped the Cardinals twice, 6-5 and 4-1.

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m. WTJS So, it won't be Jim's fault if the Eucs boot the pennant now. He's been pretty much the "bell-cow" of the Pirates pitching in recent weeks. Yesterday, his four-hit job in the opener took all the starch out of the Dodgers, who have been about as pleasant as the hives to the Pittsburghs this year. Before that he stopped the Giants twice in as many starts, just when it appeared Bill Terry'e terriers were getting tough again.

Prior to that he halted what looked like the start of a losing streak with a five-hitter against the Cubs. To this corner, he looks like th ePirate pitcher who can give the Yanks the most trouble. Keeps 2 Game Lead A a result of his tossing yesterday, along withvArky Vaughan's Mayfield Holds Humes On 1-Foot Line To Gain Tie MAYFIELD, Sept. 23 Humes Tigers from Memphis and the Mayfield Cardinals fought to a 6-6 tie here last night. The game ended as the visitors worked the ball to the Mayfield 1-foot line after intercepting a pass in mid-field.

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