Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 6

AS FIRST BETTING FIGURES ON SERIES ANNOUNCED- Yamks MeC to Favorites 1 arany OWA STATE 7, DENVER 6 Lohry Hurt, May Miss Husker Fray De Moines Tribune Durocher Says Odds Need Knife EO ON SATURDAY, SEPTE3EBER 27, 19iL PAGE SIX POLL Louis Picked Sec Taylor Win in NEW YORK The betting odds on the big fight Monday are 5 to 12 in Joe Louis' favor over Lou Nova, and that's just about how the boxing writers here for the show i-LyZ 'f ui-M 'w I JrJ -y i V. lers' 160-210-205575 didn't keep Club Standings Gimbert Hits Series of 641 The referee's stripe-covered arms headed skyward as Quarterback Royal Lohry climaxed a Sl-jard drive in six plays with a plunge over the line for Iowa State college's lone touchdown and victory Friday night over Denver university at Denver, 7 to 6. Rimming the large hole Lohry went through are Denver's Bob Glfford (No. 42) and Clarence Reiner (No. 51).

Faul Darling kicked the extra point that meant victory. W1REFHOTO (P), by consistently ripping off large By WilUam J. Tucker. NEW YORK Sentimental fans think they're wonderful but crowd sizes up the Brook lyn Dodgers more realistically and probably wilT send them into the world series against the Yankees as 1 to 2 under dogs. As word rf the odds went 'round Saturday, both managers for the classic that will open in Yankee etadium Wednesday before 70,000, voiced protest.

Jce McCarthy of the Yanks knows the Dodgers aren't the wit less wonders they used to be. Mc Carthy pointed out that he had raid months ago the Dodgers had class and the forthcoming series should be "an interesting com petition." He Mill figure on a Yankee Victory "but It's no 2 to 1 bet." 3f? Vfi Lippy Leo Durocher was more vociferous about the slight the bookies imposed on the team he has coaxed, prodded and taken by storm to the first Brooklyn pen cant In 21 years. 'Til concede the Yankees noth ing," Durocher said. "I've got a pretty good ball club myself. Hav injr won the pennant, do you think a ball club which has shown such jameness and rallying power and euch class in the box will roll over and die against the Yankees?" Having thus delivered himself.

Durocher Raid his starting pitchers for the first four games would be Whitlow Wyatt, Rlrby Higbe, Curt Davis and Fred Fitr.simmons, although not necessarily In that order. Wyatt, S3-vear-old veteran with 22 wins, probably will pitch the opener but Durocher will make op his mind after that game who will start the second. jje Durocher will stick to the same lir.eup in the field that brought the Dodgers the flag in a bitter duel with the St. Louis Cardinals. The.

batting order will be changed, however, when the Dodgers face a lefthander, lead-off man Dixie Walker swapping with the sev entb. hitler, Peewee Reese, and Joe Medwick moving into cleanup. Durocher admitted concern over Bhortstop Feewee Reese's reaction to the world series pressure. The young infielder committed costly rrcrs during the stretch drive to th pennant but settled soon in the last few hectic days. 7 expfct Reese to be a little nervous and Pete Reiner (first-year centerfielder) vxay also have a touch of nerves at first," Durocher said.

The Dodgers will work out in Yankee stadium Monday and Tues day in order to get the feel of the Bronx Bombers' park. Montreal Beats Columbus, 12-6 MONTREAL, CANADA Of) Brooklyn fans who are worrying about how the strain of a tough pennant fight is going to affect the Dodgers' chances in the world series against the well rested an kees, may find some comfort Sat urrlav from the doings of the Montreal Royals, Brooklyn "farm hands" in the "little world series. Friday night they went to work en the Columbus Red Birds, Amer lean association playoff champions, to win the opening game of the minor league classic. 12-fl, as though they were only having batting practice. The clubs play the second game of the best-of-scven series Saturday night th Montreal's Wes Flowers slated to oppose John Grodzicki.

Final Night Games. CHICAGO. ILL. CP) The Detroit-Chicago Cardinals and Brooklyn-Philadelphia games Saturday night will complete the National fsctball league's schedule of night grames for 1941. Sunday's Schedule AMI RK AN I.F.AGI K.

Oilmen at lrirlt. rirvlanit lit M. I olilv PmIoh Ml I'hllnilrlfthtM. Mfthtnictnn nt rw 1 rk. I.KAI.I K.

St. Lnnt Chlrmn. Nr nrU nt Boston. nt Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Plttuhnrgh.

NATIONAL I.F.AGl E. W. I. Prt. Behind Rmnklvn 09 S.I I.

l.nn'H r-T Cinrinntl 7 fi5 Plltshlli'Sh hO 12. Nw Vnrk 7: 7S .43 2. PhlrKEO fill S3 A :0 Boston 91 A Philadelphia 42 110 .276 57 FRIDAY'S RESULTS. Olnrtnnatt 4, Pittsburgh a. Only Bmca nrhrriulprt.

riTCHERS IN TODAY'S OAMKS. St. Lnula i Lanier 10-8) at Chicago (Krlrkson 5-71. Nw York iKoalo 0-2) at Boaton (To-bln 12-121. Philadelphia (Melton 1-4) at Brooklyn (Chirmin O-Oi.

Cincinnati i Piddle 18-4) at Pittsburgh tClemetiaon 0-0). AMERICAN I.FACl E. New York .101 Boston R2 Chicago 75 ntroit 75 Cleveland 74 St. I.oula fid Washington fi Philadelphia 63 L. Prt.

Behind 7 7 2 77 .493 2 7R 27 S3 .454 32 .447 3.1 fR .417 37Vi by to 6 Rounds tion about the fight. Others went all the way frdm "Louis in five," up to Nova by a decision, and over to Nova in seven. Very few, how-ever, thought this would go the 15-round route. Here is the balloting: SKC TAYLOR, DES MOINES II E( I ST Ell IT'S A CINCH TO WIND ir IN A KNOCKOUT, AND I THINK LOUIS WILL DO THE KNOCKING INSIDE OP SIX KO UN IIS. in rr nkw ihkk joifjval--AWrKH'A -Loula ov a knorkou' Ml rHFR.

ASMiriATr.lt FRES Loula tnIMe of ptx. ('V A.N, Uf I I'Hl 4 I. 1)1 I r.K la a. his, atrnnit man. pick nim.

a i. hi ck, hihk rttx tn aix. 4 RTtl, TKIHIM Louia in eiht, hut Nov ha a rhanre. JIM ItAM SOV. OR TIMI Lou; In aix.

MIIIKtl I.FMIN. MW UlRh lILY MIKKOR Loula to stiffen him inaidt cf five. T4.I.ROT. ASSOCIATED rRF-Sf Nnvn hv decision. AI.Ml.

BOsTttN POST In now I like liuia. hut I'm not convinrel yet and mav chance mv mind Fl.F.IMHFR. THE RING F. Iiiita Inside of in F.lt VAN F.1FRV. NFW VORK Louis.

rsVI.L AIIAM. 1 ORK TRIBI XF. Lotita In a hurrv. AC 1 1)1)1. V.MTF.D PRESS by a kavo.

till BI VtHn, NEW YORK sr I lean toward Nova. HV BOSTON GLOBE Louia five BOH BRIMB1, XEff TORK TM Loull In eisht. HAKLD CONRAD. BROORLTN EAGLE Louia jn eicht. BVRNF.V BRONX HOHK MEMs Nov In seven.

TOM LAIRD. SAN FRANCISCO NTWS Nov tti the thirteenth. JOE Mil. 1. 1 VMS.

t.M" VORK WORLD TEI.FGR I.oula In five FRANK (Mill I V) I.F.MIS, I'KEsm Loula in aeven. IIV I'AKKFK. 1 ORK MIRROS l.otiia In eiuht. To.NV NEWARK ix.t Louia. HARKV srKRRKR.

NEW TORK ST s.FITFN(i Loull" FRANK GRAHAM. NIM' ORK STN Loula. hut i won't aurpriaed If Neva, takes II i SIO MERCER. NEW VORK JOm.NAL-A I hava to wi'h a champiofi until he's beaten Luia. LESTER RROMRERG.

NEW TORK WORLD TEl.EfiRAM Nov JIM.MT MOOD. BROOKLYN EAGLE rynv JOE CI'MISKEV. NEW TORK PM Nova to win JIMMV rnMERS. NEW OR DrLIf NIVVS Nova bv knockout In etefc. I.FM FK MCflTT.

NF.M I ORK WORLD TFI.FGRAM I.outa In elK. RESULTS Junior College. Austin, Minn. 9, Waldorf 7. Fort Dodae "8, Luther 2.

Gracelnod 2(1, Bnrtlnrton 14. Washington 11), Llkader ft. High School. Anlla 7, Casey O. Ames 13, Newton 8.

Aliunde 13, l.rernfield 8. Alden Renwlck O. Anamosa 3'i, Mest Libert; U. Avoca 13, Macedonia O. Mauley 13, Inborn Baxlry 13, Mlnhurn 10 (ilx-maa).

Hertford 31. Yilllsra O. Belmond 7, Nortnwood 0. Hundurnnt 1 I rhandale It (lx-man). Kayard 18 Kedfirld 12.

Buflalo i enter 7. Garner 7. enlervllle 2, Bloom field 14. reslon 12. I har.ton b.

iicrokee 47. Holtrin I'. Inrrertlonville 28, tldrholt O. Carroll liockue.l My 8. olfax 31, Ankrny 0.

olleiie J(. labor 13. I ornlnit 18. Clarlnda 13. Clinton (Lyons) t.

Morrison, 111., 0. Cedar Falls 32. Independence I rdnr Rapida (tiilsoni ttnr Rapid (Franklin i 7. Cedar Falls (Teachers High) 20. Iowa City University High) 6.

I ohurg I t. n. Davenport 2. Fast 8. Deolsor It.

Ida 13. De Milt 211. llolon (St. Mary' I 8. Dunlnp 13.

Manilla 7. F.nxle Grove l.i. clear Ijika 0. Elliott Essex 8. Eslhcrville 14, Spencer O.

Katie Grove 13, tear Ijike 0. tnet I My 1 Itrilt I). Fairfield tl. Fort Madison Forest Clival 2, Britt II. Fort DodKe 8, Himne 0.

tGriamoIri 13. Adnlr (i. Grimes fill. Alloooa 2.1 (aix-man). (utlirie 4 enter 33, Aitdudon O.

I lly Marathon O. Georue 12, little Rock 3. Humboldt 13, Mebster City 7. Havelock o5. Fonda (lU-man), Harlan 35, Onana O.

Hampton 28. Clarion 0. Iowa City 14. Clinton 7. Iowa Falls 13.

Alsona 0. Johnston 12. 8. Keota :8, Win field 13. Leon 31.

Garden Grove 10. lake Mill 13, Emmethurf 7. lake lrw 12. Mall Lake 6. Lamonl 41, Seymour 0.

Laurens 13. Rnlfe 8. Lnhrvllle 10, Pocahontas 0. Llvermore 19, Dows 13. Maplelon 19.

Woodbine O. Missouri Valley 37, Woodbine 0. Marcus 28. Merlden O. Marshalllown 12.

Grinnell 8. Mannlnc 28. Walnut O. Maxwell 32. Conrad 31 (six-man), Monleunia 18.

Belle Flalne O. Malvern 33. Farrago! O. MaywiMid. 111.

Proviso 25, Molina A. MililicllMlle 34. Kuonells (six-man). Muscatine 38. Keokuk O.

19. Maplelon 8. Mount Ayr 1 Corvdon O. MellMiurne 27. Prairie lly (all man).

Moravian Blue Kidice 6. Manson 7. Ijikn City 8. New London 48, Wapello O. New ILimplon It, Nashua (.

New Sharon 22. Hedrlck O. Ottomwa 51. Mashlnnton O. Ocheyednn 8.

Hartley 0. Orlwein 20. fresco O. Oak and In. I.e" is l.

Osknloosa 12. Albla O. Ochevedan 8. Hartley 0. Osaje 8, Charles Ity 0.

Feferson 13, Mbert City 0. ratilllna 21. Alta O. PnstvlMe 7, West Tnlon 0. Trescott Lt.

Massena 12. Perry 28. Ade) O. Pnmith-r 28. siony Rapids 13.

Rnndn'nh 44 Thnrman 8. Rock Island. III. (St. Joseph) 33.

Ms-quoketa I). Richland 31. West Branch O. Slorv Cllv 38. Colo O.

Srranton 28. Glldden 0. Sheldon II. SanlMirn II. Sioux Otv (Last) 38.

Mason City t. stale enter 19. Marshalllown Stuart 7. r.arlham II. spirit Lake 2t).

slhley O. Sumner It), Waukoii (I. II, Nevada 8. Tiplon 27. Mminl Xernon 7.

Tripoli 40, nliuar II (six-man). Vinton 2D. Mnochesler I). Wrllmnn II, Sle.nirnev O. averts- IWornll II.

Wooilniril HI, Dallas (enter O. SPORT NOTICES. BOWLING AIR-C0N'I5ITT0KEt). East D. AL Bowling Aiiey.

E. 5th Lt Modernaire from losing two to Batch. Other results: Kassar Phar macy 2, Budweiser Elton Ellis 3, Johnson Clothing Goreham's 3, Furlong Electric Co. Old Style Lager 2, Lozier Florist 1. With Francis Mullica collect Ing 232-149-204 585 Elton F.Ilis blanked Furniture Sales In the Hawkey league at Best's.

Lou llardenhrook blazed forth with J85-189-214 588 but Klton Kills twice dropped before F.arl Best Bowling Center. The other crew cam out like this: Schmidts' City Club 3, Sheriff Overturff iowa-Des IMolnes National Bank 3, Perkins Concrete Mutual Benefit 2, Better Homes and Gardens 1. Her Is the wav the women's Grand View circuit at East Des Moines came out: East Des Moines Bowling Center 2, Des Moines Glass Schlenker 3, Hutson Buchanan's Department Store 3, United Laundry Iowa 7-Up 3, Motors Way 0. American Legion loop outcome at Central: Lyle's Nite Club 3, Rick's Grill Old Style Lager 3, Legionaire club 0. Edman circuit results at East Des Moines: Teachout Insurance 3, Randloph Hotel Bolton Hay West 2, Sun Fleet Insurance East Des Moines Bowling Center 2, Chevrolet Tarts 1.

O. Dunagan topped the Iowa Tack loop at Central and Margery Castings and Oma Hulderson headed the American Institute of Banking women's league at Best's. By Frank Brody. Bireley's Beverages cracked out P04-873-1023 2900 for a high ame and series mark in the City bowling loop at Karl Best's alleys Friday night as the club swamped Schmidts' City Club. Hank Gim bert crashed 204-244-193-641.

Bob McLaughlin 203-202-235640 nd Billick 166-173-246 -5S5 for the victors. Jake Sager hit a record single game as he totaled 186- 91-262-639 and with Lott Bird's 89-178-205572 Hopps Phillips 66 three times whipped the Moose Lodge. Roy Simmons brought in 236-201-189626 to help Jay New- burn Clothing take a pair from Des Moines Ice and Fuel despite Larry Ill's and Harold Ma pes' 177-188-219584 Meredith's fell three times before Pabst Blue Bibhon, keystoned by Roy Haynes' 223-187-200-610 and Clarence Crosby's 184-198-189 571. Schlitz blanked Van Tuyl In surance. In the Klks circuit at Central, Lyle Wilson hit snother heavy count with 187-229-189-605 to help his own club take all three from De Sio, Art Colosimo netting 147-205-235587.

Sherman Rud ston's 188-206-210594 couldn't keep Rudston's Wildcats from dropping a pair to Clarence Koe nigsberger, Hube Rainwater hit ting a 190-1 S0-21S 588. Guy Pel FACE feel about it. Of a total of 32 voting in the Associated Tress poll on the bout Saturday, 23 went for Louis and nine rode on the long-shot. But several who went with the champ hedged a trifle by adding they wouldn't be much surprised if California Lou took the crown. Fellows like George Barton of the Minneapolis Tribune and Frank Graham of the New York Sun, who have been looking at fights Only a Bunt Off Feller ST.

LOUIS, MO. Bob Feller probably has hung up his glove for 1941 but his final performance of the season will go into the records as one of his best. Feller allowed only one hit a bunt by Rick Ferrell as the Cleveland Indians won the second game of a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns, 3 to 2, Friday after the Browns had taken the opener, 6 to 5. Ken Keltner, Cleveland thirdbaseman, fielded Fer-rell's tap and threw wildly to first but the scorer ruled the Brown's catcher would have beat the throw anyway.

The hit and error plus two walks led to the St. Louis scores Feller personally set up the winning run in the seventh when he hit a double. No Boat Show. NEW YORK (V) The national motorboat show, an annual midwinter event since 1904, will not be held in January, 1942, Ira Hand, secretary of the National Assoeia tion of Engine and Boat manu facturers, announced Saturday. for a long time, had that predic- FOOTBALL FRIDAY'S GAMES.

Iocal. Jefferson 20. North Vallev 31, Indlnnola 1. Materloo (West) 27. Rooaevelt 20.

Clollege. RIG SIX CONFERENCE. Iowa stnta 7, Denver B. 'leniple ill, Knnaaa II. M1SSOIR1 VALLEV CONFERENCE.

Creljthtnn 3U, Onteiiary 20. St. Loula V. 13, Mtaaiiiirl Mine 7. IOWA CONFERENCE.

IM. Dtihiiiie Klrkavllle Teachera 14. I pner Iowa, 0. Norih Dakota Luther 7. St.

Amlmmp I'arsona 7. stmiis.m 1 'i, Fenn St. Thomas (St. 1'anl) Loraa ft. Mestern I nlon 47.

cionthrrn Normal 7. NORTH CENTRAL lOINFEKEME. Mo'nlnaittda 2.V North Dakota State B. MI DM EST. Akron 111, Miiklniiim O.

American Collece of Fhtslcal Education 0, rerria Education O. Austin 1.1, Sotitheaatern Oklahoma 0, Auiiuatana S. 2U. Hasting 7. Hakrr entral Kalduin-Vtnllnre Mi.

Hiram (I. Bethel I). Ottawa O. Cane Girardeau Teachera 44. Arkanaaa stale I iimritinnii ti.

Concordia II, Dona tl. Denlson A I Rio l.rnmla II. Dayton 7A, Detroit Tech II. Evelelh Junior Collrice it, Northland O. Howard I'ayne i soiilhweat Texas 0 Jamestown 20.

Nloorhend 'IVarhers O. Kalamazoo' 15. Grand Knnlda Junior eoitetia o. Kenrnev leacners rl. York O.

Nlidlnnd If), Mcl'licrson o. Missouri alley 'H. Kettlper O. Mayvllla Teachera 118. tlottlnrau For-.

eatry it. i Mk-hlxan Normal 0, Hope 0. Nehraska Mesleyan tl. Tnrklo 0. Northeast Oklahoma State 40.

North eastern Junior It. Northwestern Oklahoma State 20, North eastern Oklahoma Junior cnlieire O. Oklahoma City I H. East Central Okla homa 0. Flttshuri Teachers Marrenshurg Southwestern (Kan.) 18.

Irhlta 13. hit (Innil Tih.ri F.en f'lntre Trachers o. SprlnKfleia 32, Culver-Stockton t). Vlle Cltv Teachera 27. Minot Teach era O.

Vonheton Science 19. Bemldjl Teach ers 19. Mashhnrn 2(1, Kansaa Mealejan O. Xavier 40, Butler 7. Toungatown 14, Ohio TJ.

0. EAST. American International 10, Montclalr iraciitr 7. Auliiirn 13, Howard O. ItiMliicsiiF 33.

Munra O. Furninn 411, lliillunl IjiSallo at Meat healer, cancelled. Syracuse 'larkson o. SI. Vincent Oavla and Elklna 7.

Tampa 4 1. Sooth Oorxia O. Transylvania vs. iimhrrlaiul, eanrelird Chnllanooica 20. Icnocssw Tech 10.

Delta state Teachera 2A, Troy Teacher Finn 28. Mestern Carolina Teachera 1, I nirmont Slat 7. Mest Liberty I). Geometown Kt, Mlssisaippl H. Geometnwn (Kv.) 13.

Marietta 7. Howard Payne 14. Southwest Texai tare u. Kln 14. Catawha 8.

Lenolr-Rhyne 14. Hlith Point 7. MUslssp Southern 70, Georgia State learnera tl. Rollins 40, New berry 0. Roanoke 14, Guilford 0.

ewanee 20. Mashtnitton and Lee 19. SOUTHWEST. Arkansas Terh 28, en worth Military Accanemy u. Maiinolla 20.

Murray Aaclra 0. New Mexico AkkIcs 7. silver Illy Teach era b. New Mexico Flagstaff Teachers li Peru Teachers 34, lloane 7. San Aoisrlo 4li, Daniel Itakrr O.

Sleidieu I'. Ausliii it, Trlnllv II. Soiilhwralern (lex.) Mhreloer Insll- luln u. KIKKV MOUNTAIN. Mesa rollrae 31, Cnrlton rnllrxe 7.

Molilalia 'Hit iiok 7. Myoiiiiiuc t.rei'ley lHtr H. FA HtT. Loyola 20. Itedlands I).

Occldenlal 25. Mania Rnrbnra O. Faeiflr Lutheran 28. Gonraya 13. San Dteo State 6, Pomona O.

San Jose State 30. Ctah State 0. C.C.L.A. 7, Washington Stite 8. Whlrworth 0, Lewlston Normal 0.

Willamette 02, College of Idaho 0. FRIDAY'S RKSULTS. St Lonia Cleveland 5 flrat lame), Cleveland 3. St. I.oina 2 accond garnet.

New York 4, Wa'hlnclon 1 (first same). New York 1, Washington 0 (aecor.d game Detroit 4, Chicago 3, Only cameg acheduled. PITCHF.R3 IN TODAY'S OAMES. Chlrajjo (Rlcney 12-13) at Detroit (Rowe R-5). Cleveland (Smith 11-13) at St.

Loula (NlKRelinit 7-8). Boaton (Harris 7-14) at Philadelphia (Wolff n-1 Washington (Maaterson 3-3) New York (Gomez 15-4). Bascball Heroes Npiid hand Yankee ach Hitched three-hit hall to aweep dotihlcheader from Inhn Vnnder Meer. Heda lept nlna arattered to heat I'lratea. Al Bentnn.

Timers Held White Sox to five hit, althouch needing rearna In ninth inning. Glen McQulllen. Brnwna. and Boh Feller. Indian McOulllen hit trinle and dnnhle to apark 10-lnnlng victory In firt game: Feller pitched nne-httter tn nightcap for Kenty-f Klh triumph of aeann.

CHICAGO ELEVEN Extra Point By Darling DENVER, COLO. Iowa btates end macnine may have received a serious blow in its 7 to 6 victorious tussle with Denver Friday night. The Cyclone trainer and physician said Saturday morn ing that the knee injury of Royal Lohry, which Friday night seemed almost insignifi cant, may keep the wiry little quarterback on the sidelines Saturday when the Cyclones tangle with Nebraska in the Big Six opener. Lohry was taken from the game shortly after he plunged over the goal line for Iowa State's count Dr, Grant, team physician, said just about a tossup whether he'll he back in the lineup next week." Rest of Cyclone squad pulled through the game in fine shape without as much as a minor bruise. Iowa State's Denver alumni group met the team at their htel early Saturday morning and took them on a tour through the moun tains.

Saturday afternoon they attended the Colorado university Texas university football game at Boulder, as guests of Colo rado's head coach Jim Yeager head Cyclone mentor last year. Denver's morning paper, the Rocky Mountain News, called the game an unimpressive contest after the first period, but said the Cyclones clearly outplayed and outfought the highly favored Denver Pioneers. Sports writers took a slap at "Cac" Hubbard's highly advertised football squad, but they admitted that the Iowa team seemed to have the right defen sive formula for stopping every Denver offensive concoction which has been giving the Rocky Moun tain conference foes plenty of worry the past two years. The Cyclone's fullback, Taul Darling, grabbed the spotlight of the game and lived up to his pre-season reputation as a like ly Big backfield candidate with the Cleveland Indians, he made plain Saturday. He exploded with invective ar.d added: "Not Cleveland," when he was asked if he might return to manage the team that became known as the "cry babies" while under his leadership in 1940.

"I'll just sit tight until something shows up," said Vitt. "I gains through the Pioneer's defense. His accurate booting toe, which converted on Iowa State's lone touchdown, was the mar gin of victory for Iowa State. Halfback Bob Seaburg rated the No. 2 star position for his clever field running which placed the ball on Denver's 3 yard line where Lohry plunged it over.

While he was in the game Lohry displayed brilliant field generalship, and it the general belief here tha-t the Cyclones would have collected at east one more touchdown had he been able to remain in the game. Coach Ray Donels substituted freely, so he might have the op portunity of seeing some of his untried material. He was well pleased with the performance of his sophomores, especially Howard Tippce. The acid test for the tarkle berths turned out positive, and with all probabilities this position filled by Bob Ash and Bill Barger will be a strong section In the forward wall rather than a weak one as predicted. The highlight of the game was the Cyclone's recovery in the first period, after Denver engineered a marker in three plays after tak ing possession of the ball.

Iowa State enme back, gained posses sion of the ball and marched down the field with Bob Seaburg doing the bulk of ground gaining After a 15-yard field dance by Seaburg, which placed the pig skin on the 3-yard line, Lohry plunged over the touchdown and Darling converted. Denver scored on a series of laterals which caught the Cy clones flat footed. Bob Riddell who upset the Cyclone's apple cait last year, was the fleet- footed Tionerr back who took the lateral from Harry Shade and galloped 39 yards in the early minutes of the game for Denver's lone score. The Cyclones knocked on the goal posts on two other occasions, but fumbles, which netted them heavy losses, hampered their scor ing chances. Iowa State's squad will board a train in Denver Saturday evening and will arrive in Ames about noon Sunday.

HI KFALO CRN Kit 7 ARNKR 7. BUFFALO CKNTKR, IA. tinrnrr llinh ImtllPil a 7 tn 7 ilivitllock Willi Buffalo Onter herp ridav nlElit. Shortenhoiisp mi Kilvpnil looked eoori for RiilTnlo Cent. nri Hthhen wan outstnnrtine for ih Iwmm'h Portland have no immediate plans for the future." Vitt said he had talked over the plight of Portland's Beavers they wound up in the cellar for the third straight year at the close of the season last Sunday with President E.

J. Schefter and that they had come to an "amicable agreement" he resigned. FINISHES IN LAST PLACE Vitt Quits at A A m. -are rr. s-'-vjew-vv Still Angry At Cleveland OAKLAND, CAL Oscar Vitt has bowed out as manager of the Portland club cf the Pacific coast league, but he'll have no truck Dowllng High's new head coach Willard (Hap) Whalin (at the right) and Cant.

Maurice Elias, fullback, are shown going over one of the new plays In preparation for the contest with the strong Mount Carmel High team of Chicago on the Dowllng field Sunday at 2:30 p. m..