The Times and Democrat from Orangeburg, South Carolina • 5

T7TE TIMES "AND DEMOCRAT, SATURDa iY GCTObZa From Union arts Take 27-6 I riump -Ar WAKE FOREST AND B. C. FAVORED TO WIN DUKE, FURMAN, Tiger Pivot Ranks High Tomorrow's Gridiron Menu Takes In Few Breathers Boni Predicts A Rough Day For SC Teams DOWN THE SPORTS TRAIL -by- WHITNEY MARTIN COLLIER, SMITH STARS OF GAME Indians' Aerial Attack Proves Deciding Factor in Victory I 1 I By BILL BOM NEW YORK. Oct. 1 0.

-Texas. Tulane. Stanford and Wofford Center 3 7 1 One Man Teams Dominate The Southwest NEW YORK. Oct. 10.

IV) If Major football teams adhere to the theory that travel is broadening and educational, they should karn a lot this week-end and all the lessons won't be pleasant. A Saturday program that takes in lew breathers is marked by an unusually large number of important intersect ional games. It alsi, brings the start of serious action in such imixirtant football circuits as the east's informal -'Ivy tail v-season sectional standouts, take on threatening opposition: Minnesota, rated a ood bet to reoeat as the nation's No, 1 team, plavs its first bin ten game ailidnst Illinois, and Notre Dame and Fcsrdliam make southern invasions to turnish the iHincipa! battles on tomorrow's CHAN'Gt: IN CASTS'. FOP BOWI CAMEF ASSURED NEW YORK, Oct. 10.

(The, Special News Service)- Willi the football season still in its swart -riling clothes, already almost on entirely new cast of characters is 1 assured for the Jan. 1942 bow play. Three of the 1940 bowl participants already have been defeated. The chances of two more to go through undefeated miht be eon. not worth taking, while the.

remaining ihiee of the lour bigger bowl participants are con- ceded at least a fair gamble to again Qualify lor consideration by the various bowl committees. The teams which just couldn't wait to show they wouldn't be interested in January 1 dates, or vatner, that the January 1 drtes wouldn't be interested in them, DALLAS, Oct. 10. South-; west Conference football teams are a collection of one-man gangs this year, Home ground, of versatile, bal-i anced baekfields. the Conference college fontnall oroaram.

California's meback try against Santa Clara, with 70.000 expected to be on hand, should set the day's attendance high. The Texas-Oklahoma clash at liv jiMMt UEMitim With a slashing attack, plundering with power. Coach Ralph Gales' surprising Orangeburg Indians rolled over the favored Union High eleven 27-6 last niht before a sell-out crowd in the Union High stadium. During the first four minutes of play, displaying amazing wed and power, the Indians took their convincing victory from the Union team, when Coilier, snappy little Indian left halfback, snatched the pigskin on Union's 30-yard liiu and darted around left end for the locals' first tally of the battle. The warriors' aerial attacks, which wouldn't click against th powerful Newberry team last Friday night, clicked nearly every time last evening when Smith did the throwing.

In the second period a pass from Smith to Collier took has lapsed into the familiar pat- Dallas and Minnesota's first home tern of other grid sections build- I "an aie expected to attract 15 the Southeastern Con-" terenee, the Big Ten. Six, Bii Seven and perhaps a few other numerical units. Reading quickly from east to vest, the schedule shows Boston College-Clcms-on. New York A. North Carolina-Fordham, Georgia Tech-Notic Dame.

Florida-Villanova, Michi- irn-Pittsburgh, Indiana Texa-: Christian, Rice-Tulane and South-i i Methodist-College of the Pa-cilie among the intersection head-liner: a sectional encounters alon-i the same course inchid? Duitmouth -Colgate. Harvard- fc -J 1 Vt: "4 Hard-rhartiiriK- Charlie Wright expected to have his hest year at Clemwin center. He's a junior lrom Detatur, Ga. the locals 12 points in the lead mm Pilliuio null 'IVinit'eui Citadel Comes From Behind i I ing running and passing attacks arcund one key man on each team. Eliminate one certain back from each of the seven Conference teams and each would slow to the pace of a sputtering 1914 mode! aute.

Mainstay of the potent grid aggregation Dana Bible has assembled at Texas is Pete Layden. who kicks, runs, passes and blocks in devastating fashion. Longhorn followers admit Jack Crain and Vernon Martin are valuabel adjuncts, but their main hopes go on Layden for the punch to produce a Conference champion and a Bow! hii' Cornell. Syracuse-Holy Cross. against their fourth opponent of Sugar 'Bowl rivals last January the season.

Collier earned the and Georgetown, which met Miss- ITIlill it ..,,1,. A i I Mneeton-Crilumbia. Yale Penn i issmni Ntuli ine hoa Arthur Smith, first year Wof-ford student from Barr.bm. is pivot mm on the Terrier squad. Smith is feet.

2 inches and weighs 175 pounds. ACE TACKLE ON UNIVERSITY TEAM To Beat Presbyterian 21-13 000 each. Though the first two weeks of competition already have begun to show which teams; have something and which have only ho)es. this week's problem of ricking winners isn't made any simpler bv the heavv proportion (il games. However, with a for a clrv field, hero goes (probable attendance in parenthesis, home teams listed first): Texas-Oklahoma 45.000) The Longhorns are rated the class of the conierenee.

and haven't thrown any doubt on that estimate in the first two starts. Texas. Oregon State-Stanford (20,000) In this league, when a southern team goes north, watch out. However, the choice still is Stanford. Minnesota-Illinois (' 45.000 Bob 7.upl'.ke may have more up his sylvania, Maryland-Duke, South quick dart around riht end The chances of Nebraska and rolina-Wake Forest.

Kentucky-I Smith put the OHS warriors Texa A. M. to go through in I Vanderbilt. Louisiana State-Mis- I-; Stiiic, Nortlv.ve.-tern-Wis- cousin. Minnesota-Illinois.

Mich-Irf'an State-Marquette, Nebraska-, a manner which would bring th" bowl committees u'runnin' ate! SUMIER. Oct. 10. VITAL STATISTICS ON CITA- none too bright. Tl'c- cornhuskcrs Citadel Liht BrijjaiJe came from! DEL-P.

GAME hove Minnesota ahead of them. behind twice today to pwtnd out not to mention some strenuous ex-! a 21-13 victory over the air-mind-j SLMTfcK. Oct. 10. -(A) Sta-ercises with and ukia- td Presbyterian Blue Stockings.

Unties on the Citadel-P. C. game points the ljvorcd team a. the hai; Those Indians started off like dynamite r.ain in the tlytd period, mid Smith's arm proved to.be still in condition when a 15-yard pass Smith to Collier carried the Indians one up, with making the score at the end the third r-eried 20 -0 by the extra point to Collier's touchdown run. heie today: homa in their own league, and our thousand people taw the Biff Jones' squad was tapped quite teams waie a wide-oen battle at Mattv Bell's oifense at Southern Methodist rests upon Preston Johnson, line crusher Cie luxe who also boots the Mustangs out of tough spots.

Rice Institute scintillatim; solidly by Uncle i the Sumter county fair grounds. The Texas Aggtej have sprout-: After Presbyterian scored in the ed practically new team. v. ith first five minutes on a pass from most of last season's regulars, Mitchel to Ted Dunne that uunne the beginning of eluding John missing, i netted a total of 27 varos. the Ca fourth chapter the Indians' passing appear to face too manv 'dets stepwd out with a brilliant began to tlip so Smiij decided to water iumH in their own south pround atfcick that 'hook Mike runand tun he did.

for quieH west conierence to eseorw a Newell hn.se off tackie u.r the ti-dart nKht end lor 12 yards diu kine. with Texas. S. M. U.

an i nal 14 yards and a touchdown. PC, First downs 11 10 Yards gained rush- ing (net) 104 206 i Forward passes attempt- ed 22 2 i Forward passes com- I Dieted 13 4 Yards gained bv for- ward passes 152 35 Forward passes inter- I eepted by 1 4 Yards run back 1 of Int. parses 28 13 i Punt ng average from scrimmage 24 38.3 (Total yards kicks returned lf'4 56 I Opponents iumbier I recovered 1 1 Yards lust bv penalties 5 15 for the Blue Stocking try sleeve than a handkerchief, but the Gophers have Bruce Smith and they've also had an extra week's rest. Minnesota. Georria Tech-Notre Dame The Engineers have two fine little backs in Johnny Bosch and Davey But the Irish seem to have the depth, so it's Notre Dame.

Penn-Yale (311.000 i Yale has a fine new spirit and some fine new backs. The edye. however, seems to be Penn's Rice -Tulane The Green Wave has a better-than- adequate uante this year ground game chugs along behind battering Bob Biumley. Take out Brum ley and the Jess Neely machine would fall into low gear. Texas Christian's ofefnsive setup centers around Kyle Gillespie.

Minus his two-year injured knee jinx and hailed in Fort Worth as another Sam Baugh or Davey O'Brien. Gillespie i.s carrying the passing and punting burden and doing most of the running for the i rog.v At Texas A and M. where the cadets loom as tough Conference competitors despite the absence of Rice all geared up prcMy well this1 yea f. Stanford. Fordham is-sippi State wm to have excellent chances to finish their seasons withuut dented femU-rs.

the extra pond failed alter their touchdown. The Citadel went head by T-fi when Fullback Andy V.ctar booted the ball souare-ly between the for the first of three eon vers' ions. The Citadel lead wa short lived, however. The Blue Kansas. Missouri-Kansas State, Texas-Oklahoma.

Daylor-Arkan- sas. Utah-Wyoming. Colorado-1 Utah State, Oregon State Stan- ford. Southern California-Oregon. Washington State-Washington and: C.difi.rnia-Santa Clara.

Trying to select the most inter- i ts-ting. exciting or imp-rtant pros-j peels from this lot is about as hard i.s trying to pick the but thiie's no doubt that most fans, will have more than a passing in- ttrest in the 1G40 leadrrs. most ot which have maintained their landing so tar. In the east Boston College and will be nut to reestablish tnemselves. B.

after takijit; a iw in beatinu from Tulane and hot weather or. a southern ex- ui-sion. comes up against a Clem-son outfit fully as goad as the leam which claimed a share oi lt season's southern eonferene? laurels. Cornell, which birely fcrnped past Syracuse, meets Harvard, apparentlv short on training when it was drubbed by Penn. Navy, which now looks like the best Ivy League team, shouldn't have much trouble wih Lafny- ttte.

Minnesota and Northwestern fhould Le strongly f.nored in their 0x-ning big ten games but may be un auainst a enunle of tartars, i islwa.Vi takinu into Hiuwg me w.ur.wji markers ahead of the sui Union outfit, lifter making the extra point. At the end nf the tale. rent jn his entire seci.nd but in the Jast IS seconds nf pla'-the determined o.mpleted a 12-yard pass from to Jully tiiilymtj the only psints iht. f-ame fur the I'man Burdell Colher. mail-can-yma little dart tan the team tJ.Tt nifcht.

and ran it well. Well Uwt t'w ns ore Ttcr.v SO-5(1 in season's tills, winning 2 isnd droppmj; the uncertainties of the which sometimes bring wierd results. stme 0 v. i to with the ctr'HTUirv power. Stanford hounds, who de- i shift that baffled the Cadets, aaain the great Jonn Kimbrough and Thomason.

Coach Homer Nar- 1 31(1. eo an-Pitt 35.000) Michi- h'h puis nis ooiits ior a san. producing attack on Deface Moset. I At Arkansas, Fred Thomsen's California-Santi tiara (70,000) This vote goes to Santa Clara. Northwestern Wisconsin With sophomores pressing veterans at almost everv position, Northwestern will bo tough for anyljodv and should be a couple of touchdowns too tough for the Badgers.

Cornell-Harvard (25.000) Cornell. North Cartlina-Fordham 000) Having been lectured on its Razorbacks hope Chick Forte, triple thrcater. wiii see them through the conference grind What happened tc Baylor last year after Jack Wilson went ou; v. ith injuries is -ane of the bluest chapters in the Golden Bears' pig-skm Wilson is to Baylor what publicity is to a movie actor. Seven boys Iiydcn, Johnson, Brumley.

Gillespie, Mjser. Forte feated Nebraska in the Bowl, went to the air to march int- seem ti hav every bit fcs pater enemy territory. Al S.ilvato. Cita-S maehine its -tnat of sst sea: 'in. fet halfbark, intere pted one of and set-m lo be the of tne Mitchell's passes on his five-yard toast, although restiits lii-t Satur to halt, the threat tempyrar-day indicate the only thing posi- jfy.

but gav the ball back to t.ve out that is the opinion of Pie-bv lenan in scoring territory F'i'i iri.r. by cettiny a low kick th.it went Foidhaio ha- toi vit'i utit of bounds tm the 33. another rugged, U.naii team Mit.tieil ran tor nine at right ci to beat tr.an it I- to end and then passed Lon" which is pretty hard. 11. Rams.

Jack Adams, a sub end, for the who were the Texas; Aegies' np- touchdown, Uoyd Evans kicked lotients in the Cotton Bowl la-1 Uie point and Presbyterian led January, usually i 3 io at U-a-t one game, but tin- Coming back alter the half year they seem to have the man-time intermission. '1 he Citadel un-rwer t.i crash throut although 'cashed a running att. ck that pul-their schedule is no semp. jeriwd the Blue Stockings' line yard' Presbyterian took the kickoff but had to punt and the Cadets began marching again. Victor and Newell made eight; Salvato dashed 26: Victor crashed guard for six more and Newell tore ve; left tackle for the final eisht.

The Citadel kept the upix-r hand from there on out despite a desperate, last-period Presbyterian air attack The Blue Hose completed 13 of 22 passes for a net gain of 152 yards through the air. olthi yardage was rolled up in the fn-t half, however, when Tne CiU.oe! secondary appeared bewildered. The Cadets caught on in the last half and intercepted and knocked down many of the aerials. On the ground. The Citadel -i-Millii sophomore mistakes M.

this should not and Wilson carry the main of- largely fensive hope- for teams. Keen peainst S. these lads off the hospital lists and be too difficult for Fordham. next nine weeks may produce Southern California a Pose Rcwl nominee from the I (35.000 1 Oregon. Navy-Lifayetle (20.000) Up Mississippi State slici.dy has Bnrt ate up huge chunks of yarri-eleai-ed two of it- toughest hurdles uge.

Vu ior broke over left tacki" in an under-rated FUu ida tor 33 vards and Salvato iuntei anchor and awav for the sailors. Maryland-Duke 15.000) The Pitt, beaten by I'm due. should' Solid and dependable as Lis Tar Michigan a severe ti st. Heel mountain country is Elmore In the south. Notre Dame looks 1 Carter (alnvc).

oi Beaverdam. in bit too for Georgia Tech. ace tackle on the Umver- North Carolina is eunninu lor Soulh "'thall upset against Forriiiapi and Ten-'teai11- ti-ounced bv Duke, nmv Je sct" ihave trouble taking 'it cut on Dav'-: r(f tor lege Saturday afternwn at 2:30 1. o'clock here in the first Bird home Cklanomas S.Hmers should. tne make tliet Texas Longhorps snW i Shrewd in diagnosing the plavs why they re rated the Ust Uieot Carter Ki dees a southwest conierenee and Rice, j(lb on offense.

Carolina thai same air-minded loop, 'coaches sav he is the hardest likely to In? surprised by Tu- worker on the squad. His team- passing. Stanford. No. 1 mates voted him the most valua- on the Pacific Coast until further tie USC player of 1940.

notice, won't find it easy going Carter ulayed 520 minutes out on the! sained zno ards to 104 for the ami Aiaoama. me car. beautifully cut of bound FOOTBALL GAME! i Dukes, and handilv. Colgate-Dai UtmuUt, HlJ.iWll) Ulue Hose, rust downs were 11 for Presbjtenan, and 10 tor' the Cadets, The latter held a big punting edge, averaging more than 38 yards on sis kicks only 24 for the Hose on five kicks. gei uy Louisiana tomorrow they hsve easy sailing- until they.

The return punt was short and meet Auburn November 8. with Salvato it back to the their next test after that Nuvom i Prcxbvteriun 35, from where the her 29. when they take on Ole Cadets seored in six clavs. Victor Mi-s. On the whole, it isn't a Maslung guard for the last five schedule that would eive a coach iOOO) A neat little nut to crack.

If this choice is B. it's because Tho: and solid Orangeburg line-men really ken tiavchiig la-t fast thai the Union team w.i hrk! av from scoring range chir-in nmst r.f the luiUie, The husky line-men proved last night that there wouldn't be football tciirt withom ibem when quick and Miappy eiid, were on every play. The big ir.clJes used ability pulhng down the Union backs, the RUards held the pep and spirit, witn the center's i assis'taniT, and held FIRST Ol AKTI P. Willard. Union left tackle, mnce the kickoff with Smith taking over the far back in Indian, territory.

smiy live yards Ix-tore imbhed. The'secon play Smith fumbled, up p. skin and continued run milking a fn-st and ten. Ferris made hi.s first outstanding run of the game making 25 lor the loeoW. Alter more rjl ys a 30-yard run fir locals" first tatty nf the tilt.

Pass frum Smith to Cclher for first extra point in-complvto Th; second kickoff of the first persol was done by Brodie In-dian left tackle, with McCanLs holding the ball. After incompleted Union was forced l-i punt, a by 'he warriors on their uwn 19 gave Union possession of the ball. A pass from Mil! to Adams, of the Union eleven was good for nine yards, tackle-made by Smith, Union fmcel to punt with pigskin landuiT out bounds ending first quarter. SECOND QUARTER Association Closes Its Most Successful Showing Yesterday against Oregon Mate, conqueror of possible 540 last year which FOOTBALL RESULTS Washington last week. nightmares, bet that doesn't neres-! saiily mean the tram isn't good.

The Tennesee he for rouple of year sounded hke a man taking breathinp, exercises hut the Vols were plent cood. '--t attests to his ruggedness. His earnestness, combined with ability, makes him a top contender for Southern Conference honors this season. Mississippi 14. Geoigia 14 (tie).

Illinois Wesleyan 14: Youngs- The Orangeburg County Colored Fair came to a sucecssful and climatic close with many high- n.e same, as mey proved in post- Presbyterian 13. The Citadel 21 the boys are home again and have had a lot of time to ponder tha Tulane debacle Nebraska Kansas (25,000) Nebraska. Indiana-Texas Christian (15,000) T. C. by a shade and probably by Princlftn-Columbia 30,000) Columbia.

Flcrida-Viilanova 10 000) A shaky vote tor Villanma. WahinKin State Washington (12.000) Washington in a tough one New York U. Texas A. M. (20.000) N.Y.U.'s boys should Mississippi And Georgia Tom Harmon season games.

Trov (Ala) State Teachers 3. It is noted that ths Sugar Bowl 0 committee already is sending nut. Washington and Lee 0, George lists of teams which it Washington O(be) watching, but that means nothing, Gecrgciown 7, Temple 17 rignt now as it's too much hke Mismi 2(1 Tampa 6 uig a telenbone book for an ex- Macon 7. Apprentice Defiance 26; Ashland 7. Blue Ridge 0: Pennsylvania Military College 20.

C. N. Y. Lebanon Valley 30. Hartwick 0: Moravian 32 West Chester Pa.

Teachers 0: Albright 6. Drake St. Louis 6. St. Vincent 12: Waynesburg 0.

I light features on the last day to thrill the throng that passed through the turnstiles. Far into the night fair goers I were enjoying the amusement on the brilliant midway of the Bul-j lock Amusement ComDany. Exhibits were better and more Tie14To14iToPlyFor i.iiinK iim. liit' ai-w ur- Scheo! 2U leans ritiaens are including ev Mississippi College Univer- instructive than ever and were wind up being sorry they asked housed in the recently renoatea Americans ie r-oMisitv Chattanooga 2l can stand smilmy When a team fl. SmIthVCstern Lou-loses, it is included out.

man? lnhtutl. i Cavalry Replacement Training Iowa State Teachers 13: Morn-; inside 0. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ATHENS. Oct. 10.

(-Pi-Greenville 7, Ashcville Scnoo! Rounding back from the ebb of for this game. Texas A. and M. Louisiana State Mississippi State (25,000) Tho simplest choice would be State but. asked exhibits buildings.

Th ground exhibits buildings. The ground i ed bv the Orangeburg County 1 a Center Fort Riley 1 Emporia ictii writ in i I Ue iiioie pecjfic, Mississippi (i (tie) int orsi ui si.aue aim weic auieu 1 end run made the extra point THIRD QUARTER The game then see-sawed hack NEW YORK. Oct. 10. Tom Harmon.

All-America halfback at Michigan, has agreed to play with the New York Americans of the American Professional William Jewell 12. Ottawa Uni Boy; IV defeat in a resuixent last half that Greenville: Parker 9. Easley 6 nulled 25.000 spectators from their Blue Ridge School of North seats, Georgia's unpredictable Carolina 0. Riverside Military Bulldogs shoved across two touch- Academy 2." downs in a thrilling rally tonight by rain that fell onlv on the opening night. State.

Scuthern Methodist College of the Pacific (15,000) S.M.U. Kentucky Vanderbilt (12,000) versity l't New ork 7. Hastines 52 Orangeburg's ball on Union's 20. and forth until Orangeburg un- On Friday afternoon a football Foctball League in their last four onm. Wilkinson High, lnctians give up ball by fumble with foes recovering on the 25 itasnea anomer passing attack California (Pa) Teachers that netted another points.

Fairmont State 34 to tie at 14 to 14 a Mississippi team ntl hut had a victory Blind man's buff. Vanderbilt. games of the season, club presi- Orangeburg, and Burke High, of Believe it or not. Union fumbled FOURTi: QUARTER Henderson State Teachers 1LT1 in bag. Arkan.a, lech After a kickoff to OHS the ball uu, tux iiniumn us-; Charleston, furnished the thrills! day.

for the college and high school i He said Harmon would make his fans who were given a half holi- A TJ 1 11 Trailing 0-14 as a Mississippi At DranChVllleiteam of Merle Hapes and Junie Salem 0, Bethany 0 (tie) Pittsburgh Junior arsity 0, Na pro oow against coiumous at New day. Wilkinson took the lead bv Hovious sprinted and dashed to York Oct. 19, and that his contract vy Junior Varsity 32 BRANCHVII.I.F 10. hake command of the all-impor HERE 'N' THERE ELSEWHERE: East Army over V.rjinia Military. sBrown over Rnode Island State.

Penn Slate over Bucknell. West Virginia over West Virginia Wesleyan. Mid-West Missouri over Kansas State. Tulsa over C-eihton. South Tennessee over Davtop, North Carolina State Teachers i There will he a sotrWil! uame called for payment "at the rate of $12,500 for the season." Since the scoring at the beginning of the second quarter, when Corner ran over center on the fourth down for the touchdown.

The plunge Americans' seam was for eight passed hands several times until the Indians recovered a Union fumble on their 30. Line plays brought the ball to the 12 when Smith darted around right end tallying the last touchdown ani also completing the extra point. The Indian second string pxk over and stood olf the Union attacks until the last 1" seconds of play when a pass good for twelve yards, was good fr a Union touchdown to end the game. games, and Harmon ill plav in for the conversion was no ijood. four, all of them in New York i The second touchdown of the i nd Orangeburg took possession of the ball again on 25.

Smith ran right end play for first and ten and followed up with a five-yard gain with a pass to Ferris After series of downs Smith makes another right end run fo-nine yards, being knocked nut of bounds on the Union 45 with foes taking possession of the ball on down: An incompleted pass for Union forced them to punt with the ball gliding out of bounds on the Indians' five. With a series of three passes the Indians made the sec-end touchdown of the tilt, a righ: tant Southeastern Conference combat. Georgia forces came from behind in a spirited assault to tie and then held the ball for the last six minutes to ward off defeat. With the broken-jawed Frankie Sinkwich starting and used intermittently, Georgia failed to come through with the faintest sign of 9. Bluefield State Teachers 0 here Tuesday evening.

The game East Carolina Teachers 39. Navy will be called at 8 o'clock and ard Apprentices (Portsmouth) Oj promises to attract a large num- State Teachers 9, Bluefield State ber of fans. The game will be Teachers ployed by the older men of the Ttnnessee Wesleyan Hiwas-jtown and is being sponsored bv see u- the Young Men's Business League Duquesne 26: Manhattan 7. of Branchville. The admission Ohio Northern College 25: Al- will 10 anA 1 bmI on1 th this was taken to mean that Har-igame came in the latter part a Wake Forest rr.on will receive $6,250, or the second quarter when McGill i GVer South Carolina.

Fur-man over 562.5C per game for Burke intercepted a puss and N. C. State. Virginia over Rich- Cox said he received the follow- rat'ed 55 yards for the touchdown, i mend. Virginia Tech over W.

and na wire iori.iv from former A pass was good for the conver-! Auburn ovrr Louisiana Tech, a threat in the opening half. A Minhifr-in urf- 1 sion. The half ended 7-0 in fa-'Alabama over How aid bian College 6. funds ill be used for placing once defeated Mississippi eleven Alma College Hillsdale Col- lights on the athletic field took command with two early vor of Burke. Rockv Mountains Utah over 'Arrive LaGuardia Field Tues- Startim Line-up Oranirebum I touchdowns to appear an easy day night Practice with you team I ln lne ouarter, Hender- Wyomma.

toinrado ever Ltah victor in this onenino einferenee wln.rf,.. mri for Wilkinson, scored from State. Denver over Bngham Pes LE lege 0 i Findlav Muskingum. 12. ff Lawrence Teen II; Wittenberg VYOltOra JleetS Wannamnker i LG Sam Ledbetter scrap tor eacn cluD.

york American League I ion Goffit Jeter Willard Whitlock a line plunge of three yards af- Young, ter the ball had been brought down by a determined "Wilkinson! Gene Tierney parents, and 14. The Merle Hapes-Junie Hovi Erskine Today ous combination worked effec- LT Willard Brodie Wm. Crutchfield PF Rill Wannamake- Western Reserve 12: Akron 6. Kefit State 6: Cae 7. a deadlock against a srir- A line plunge by Fiegler 1 orne of her ''i a-r.

velv to produce an early first gain ueriod touchdown to give the ited Mississippi squad, tiie big 'as Kl tor the conversion and, have not yet forgiven the youn -T'l Transylvania 55; Union College DUB WEST. Oct. 10. Ham .1 1 crowd became boisterous and ex-! ukmson went ahead 13-7. i rising actress far her marriage to Hi liuimiu leiuers in lumitn neueis a i-u aavamage ai rne nan Eastern Washington College 35-itne Psition ofr Erskine College intermission, and went on in the Whitworth 7 Vn ils Home-Comin Day football i early part of the third period to Millersville (Pa.) Teachers 13; same here tomorrow.

Both squads; build up a 14-0 margin. i(G Eugene Dukes RT Walters LH Burdell Collier RH Lin Ferris QB "Rock" MeCants FB Kirby Smith Cault Hill Adams Codv Jolly One More Day To Save A Dollar The mail subscription rate to The Times and Democrat lias been advanced from $4 to $5. Subscribers whosend in renewals today may do so at the old rate. After the new rate is in rffrv. Mail vour checks d.vi-.r.

Montcair Teachers 14 jviieu 10 oe in line leuiei ji mis siane, an apparently for the scran. I beaten Georgia team was given Tarkio Central Fayette) 19. Game time is 2:30 p. rri- pected the redoubtably Sinkwich' In the fourth quarter ilkmson Count Oleg Cas-ini. a Russian to pull another of his famous runs on the alert made two more or passes, but in the waning min-' touchdowns, one when pasin? towards the utcs.

the'hiahlv- atched tailback broke loose for 60 yards run and goal. was taken out and Georgia plaved Henderson vent over for the last. Score by quarters: safely for an even break. -one on a line plunge from the five i Wilkinson 0 6 7 13 20 That even break, a moral vie-; yard bne. Fiegler made his own Burke 0 7 0 0 7 t-rv far a Georgia was con- conversion from a line plunge and Officials Referee.

Birme i-'h Mt- Henderson's touch- (Morehouse umoire. WJfolk bfadhneman. T. J. horse) Davis broke off an a in-H rtn f-v- th Pi'tH-s: Ier, Thomas Antley, Eldon Mc- Orangeburg Subs: D.

D. Sallev. Earl Dean. Bunny Atkinson, Walter Kemmeriin. Daniel IT M.r, Ts, 1 5 I.