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PAGE 31 Baltimore, Wednesday, EVENING SUN SPO TS seur s. It's All In The Viewpoint Football Guide Arrives With Gridiron Opening BY PAUL MENTON Sports Ediior, The Evening Sun That brown thing you see being thrown around on school fields these days is a football. Before you can turn around, the season will be on you. I say that with full knowledge the Orioles will be home tomorrow to finish out their regular campaign by Sunday afternoon with Newark and be guests that night at the 5th Regiment Armory at the biggest ofl-the-diamond gathering of the season. I say it with full knowledge that Maryland's fall racing season opens Monday at Laurel and that for six days a week until the last of November the thoroughbreds will bs running there and at Pimlico in some of the finest stakes of the year.

Nevertheless, the football season is almost upon us. A week from Friday night the scholastic season opens at the Stadium between Forest Park and Patterson Park. The next night Southern High and Calvert Hall are booked. After that it is only a matter of days before Navy, Maryland and Bainbridge open their new seasons, and the Variety Clubs of Baltimore and Washington stage their pro contest between the Washington Redskins and the Detroit Lions at the Stadium. Maryland hasn't even announced its new head coach, but it will in irifm limit jjY iJLJ fLI i X-L-XJL -i I be Paul Bryant, 1933-34-35 All-America end at the University of Alabama who served as assistant coach there and at Vanderbilt before Pigskins are filling the air at Annapolis these days as Navy's kicking corps goes through paces in preparation or stiff football campaign, including games here with Georgia Tech.

Wisconsin and Michiaan going into the Navy three years ago. Rule Changes Suggested For 1 946 Baseball Navy has just replaced the North Carolina Pre-Flight with University of Wisconsin on a two-year agreement and moved the Aqueduct Results By the Associated Press I Daily Double Adlibit and Pyros. for S2 1945 game to Baltimore. Birds Beat Chiefs, 2-1; Mike Skaff Improving Such changes and announcements at this time of the year show the old game of football isn't yet back to prewar standards and practices by any means. Nevertheless, the National Collegiate Alh letic Association's football guide has reached the store shelves and FIRST 6 fur.

Adlibit. 119 (It. Permane) Easy Spell. 119 (C. Kierman) Liquidator.

113 (C. $4.30, $3.30 $1.90. $3.60 Bv Randall Cassell the campus locker rooms. So the football season is practically here. Syracuse', N.

Sept. 5 Frank There's nothing much you cannot find in this 1945 guide except such last-minute changes as I have just mentioned in regard to Mary Pfeifer flied to Mele. No runs; one hit; no errors. SYRACUSE Olson went out, Latshaw to Barillari. Rodriguez Hauher, Master Plav, Conlorlionisl, fOkapi Jvniglit.

fMr. Zip. Max O'Sullivan, King Kip, Fiatbush. Loo Circle. Schoolman, i.ond Sea also ran.

fl'ield. Skaff. Oriole infielder, was at the bedside' of his brother, Mike, operated on for a fractured skull last land and Navy. Or Johns Hopkins's schedule. The publishers, A.

Barnes tried to protect the latecomers to the 45 season by an extra page for schedules behind the rules and the list of Walter reached second on Braun's wild throw to first. Ramos singled to night at St. Joseph's Hospital, when the Birds met the Chiefs in Camp's and Grantland Rice's All-America teams, the first of which center, Koanguez stopping at third SECOND 3-yr. up; 7 fur. Pyros, 113 (T.

$7.20, $4.20. $3.60 Lyned's Lad, 124 (G. L. Smith) $14.30, $8.7 Oyster Babe, 113 (F. $14 00 an afternoon twin bill which con appeared in 1839.

cluded this road trip. But the Blue Jays came back to the old game too late to be in Wehmeir grounded into a fast double play, Kahn to Pfeifer to Latshaw. No runs; one hit; one Frank will remain here during eluded. As a matter of fact, Coach Gardner Mallonee is only now working on the schedule. i Time 1.27 2-5.

Royal Stew, flndian Giver, Stagecoach. Wherrie. Lucky Roman Metropolitan. fYalinob, Capt. America, Solid Meat.

dolden fBelco also ran. Field error. Fifth Inning the critical stages of Mike's condition. The injured player will be hospitalized here for at least seven weeks, it was said. In the meantime, I see nothing in the guide which promises to make life easier for the football officials.

It was 20 years ago that Rules Chairman E. K. Hall stated no further changes need be made ORIOLES Barillari fouled to Rodriguez. Dudick threw out i Braun. Drake fanned.

No runs The latest report said that Mike no hits; no errors. THIRD 3-yr. up; hurdles; abt. Hi mi. Orenco.

130 (G. Walker) S2.S0. $2JS0 Oran, 130 (W. $4.40, S3.10 Military Man, 146 (H. Cruz) $3.29 Time 2.49 3-5.

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in the college game of football. Since then there has almost been a change for every coach in the land. And Col. Bill Bingham, new chairman of the N.C.A.A. committee, wound up his talk on the 1945 has shown a slight improvement SYRACUSE Cazen singled to left.

Cazen went out stealing but that he is far from being out of danger. There were eight pieces Lollar to Pfeifer. Just lined to ot Done removed from Mike head. Barillari. Kahn threw out Beeler.

mar also ran. Al Barillari was on the firins line No runs; one hit; no errors. Sixth Inning rules with this statement: "Before this year's rule book appeared in public, new recom mendations of changes were sent in for consideration next year." Much Information For Grid Fan Now the rule book is just a part of the N.C.A.A. Football Guide for the Birds, while Herman Weh-meier worked for the Chiefs. The lineups: ORIOLES Dudick threw out Kahn.

Mellendick popped to FOURTH 7 fur. Rlenco, 113 (C. Le Blanc) $18.80, $4.60 Balladry, 113 (J. Zubrinic) $9.70, S3.50 AVise Sun. 115 (T.

Atkinson) $3.30 Time 1.26 2-5. True Note. Army March. March Scholar. HairaTi- There's plenty of data there to keep all the fans busy until the first kickoff.

Lollar walked. Latshaw singled to right, Lollar stopping at second. Wright backed Cazen against the fence for his long fly. ORIOLES Braun, ss. Drake, rf.

Kahn, 3b. Mellendick, cf. Lollar, c. Latshaw. Ib.

Wright, if. Pfeifer, 2b. ette, Wemite. Cabourg, Yaletta. denial Sam S.

fStaser. fBack At- In addition to Colonel Bingham's comment on the new rules, a section by Commander William R. Kane gives Navy's views on SYRACUSE Cazen, If. Just, c. Beeler.

cf. Mele, rf. ludick. ss. Olson, 2b.

Rodriguez, 3b. Ramos, lb. -H'ehmeier, p. I s- L- m4 tack fSome igor also ran. Field.

No runs; one hit; no errors. the value of the sport; there's a report of Army's athletic program by Col. Henry W. Clark and half a dozen other stories, also a com SYRACUSE Mele singled to center. Dudick sacrificed, Barillari Barillari, p.

FIFTH 3-jr. up; li mi. 'naia mm Umpires Felerski and Culbretli plete history of the 1944 collegiate ssason from the opening game to Latshaw. Olson popped to Braun in every section through to the growing list of bowl games. Rodriguez sent a slow roller to Braun, who fumbled, Mele taking First Inning ORIOLES Braun and Drake Not onlv are the schedules for the coming season listed, but third.

Ramos grounded out, Kahn eiven twice. desDite the naDer shortage. One lists the games accord fanned. Kahn singled to fight. Mellendick fiied to Beeler.

No runs: ing to the dates, while the other carries each team's bookings for 0EJH JD0.DI3 DE.SB one hit: no errors. the season. to Latshaw. No runs; one hit; one trror. Seventh Inning ORIOLES Pfeifer struck out SYRACUSE Cazen singled to At this point I am forced to add they will not be as accurate left and stole second.

Braun threw as usual, because the sudden ending of the war and lilting of travel out Just, Cazen moving to third. Barillari was tossed out by Olson. Braun reached first on Olson's Beeler walked. Mele grounded to nn.na restrictions have caused many shifts time, sites and even oppo nents since the Guide went to press. For instance, as already men fumble.

Drake popped to Ramos l-Mamie's Lad. 2-Cruiser. 3-Manadroit. 4-Darby Diadem. 3-Re No runs, no hits, one error.

Pfeifer, whose throw pulled Braun off second and all hands were safe as Cazen scored on the play. Du-dick popped to Braun. Olson tioned, you will now find Wisconsin in Pre-Flight's place on Navy's schedule and the gama will be in Baltimore rather than Annapolis. In addition, the test with Georgia Tech will be under lights in the olute II. SYRACUSE Wehmeier ground BOB HOERNSCHMEYER Quarterbacks Tars' second-string backfield in early drill ed out, Kahn to Latshaw.

Cazen singled over second. Cazen went walked, filling the bases. Rodriguez Stadium instead of in the afternoon. But there will be no change in the rules from those as written, filed to Drake. One run; one hit; out stealing, Lollar to Pfeifer.

Just Garden State Results THIRD 6 fur. one struck out. A second kickoff cut of bounds, which is not touched by the receiving team, will be put in play by the receiving team from where it was kicked off. Coaches are responsible for the? legality of all substitutes No runs, one hit, no errors. Eighth Inning Second Inning ORIOLES Lollar doubled down ORIOLES Kahn walked.

Kahn and the players can report to any official in order to speed up the came. There is no loneer a penalty for running into a kicker (in stole second. Mellendick doubled to left-center, Kahn scoring. Lollar order to stop the faking by punters), but ths 15-yard penalty for the left-field line. Latshaw popped to Rodriguez.

Wright walked. Pfeifer lined to Wehmeier and Wright was doubled off first, Wehmeier to Ramos. No runs; one hit; no errors. ca.Eia ra.B0 csjg ca.Dia mm no.c0 caai grounded out, Ramos to Wehmeier roughing a kicker is still a part of the rules. Mellendick moving to third.

Latshaw popped to Dudick. Wright singled to center, scoring Mellen SYRACUSE Ramos flied to Mel lendick. Wehmeier walked. Cazen dick. Pfeifer fouled to IJamos.

Two runs; two hits; no errors. flied to Mellendick. Just was called Oberender Wins Martin Title In Tight Battle DQC0 l-Round Trip. 2-Phara Surorise. 3-Briaresaup.

4-Tintia. 3-I'oliii. out on strikes. No runs; no hits; no errors. SYRACUSE Beeler flied to Mellendick.

Mele reached second when Pfeifer dropped his short fly. Ral. 6-Ralu Empress. 7-Simetrica. 8-Idealism.

9-Little 10- Third Inning ORIOLES Barillari singled over 2. was the victor and medalist in Flexifo. 11 -Miss Camp fire. 12-Shadows Fall. Dudick popped to Latshaw.

Olson walked. Rodriguez forced Olson, second. Braun lined to Cazen. the second shift division. Other winners were: FIRST SHIFT Second Flight Sam Glorico, winner Rifapr Drake fouled to Mele.

Kahn walked. Mellendick flied deep to Cazen. No runs; one hit: no errors. Braun to Pfeifer. No runs; no hits; one error.

Ninth Inning Third Flight Howard Foster, winner; L. SYRACUSE Beeler flied to THIRD- Narragansett Results 3- 6 fur. Eja Do.a m.m yen Douerr, runner-un. FiiEht Bill Douglas, winner: ORIOLES Barillari lined to Cazen. Braun bunted and was tossed out by Wehmeier.

Drake Mellendick. Mele went out. Latshaw to Barillari. Dudick fouled to Latshaw. No runs; no hits; no Hans HaIrKmp.

runner-up. F.fth PiiKht P. Clover. inner: Bill grounded out, Ramos to Wehmeier. Sixth Flight William Cosens.

winner: It would seem that Auggie Oberender likes to take the hard way to win his golf matches. The former protege of Henry Picard battled 19 holes to collar Jimmy Duke last year in the Glenn L. Martin championship, and he vent even farther to retain his title, for Oberender was obliged to so 20 holes before he conquered Ray Gherardini in the final of this season's tournament at Clifton Park. Divisional Winners Oberender. representing Quality Control Plant 1.

won tha first shift division of the annual event, while Gherardini. Final Assembly Plant No runs: no hits; no errors. Fourth Inning ORIOLES Lollar doubled off m.m mm SYRACUSE Ramos lined to Mellendick. Wehmeier flied to Don w-rner. nimer-up.

Sventh Flight B. L. Stauffcr, winner: Jack Hailer. runner-uo. Eighth Flight Michael Butler, winner: Dave Lyon, runner-up.

Ninth Flicht Lee Schaidt. winner; William Rose, runner-uo. SECOND SHIFT Second Flight William Phillip, winner: VfirhiiM T.aoaijskY. runner-UD. the left-field fence.

Latshaw popped to Dudick. Wright popped to Just. Wright. Cazen went out the same way. No runs; no hits; no errors.

GS.O0 -A Third Flight Warner, winner; Allie 2 runner-up. Fourth Flight John A. Birnie. winner: Chnrlps Rau. runner-up.

CD.O0 l-Lady Ruler. 2-Sinzular. 3-Wood Alcohol. 4-Sol Skaff's Skull Fracture Tempers Oriole Triumph i 3Ss' 3-Lee's Jacopo. 6-Red Fox.

7-Relheub Sis. 8-Naughty Vixen. 9-Bell Shot. 10-Dot Gee Kay. H-Chuck.

12-Irish Stew. fJ1 i Scratched Miananii. Shasta Ko. By Randall Cassell BASEBALL SCORES National League Syracuse, N.Y., Sept. 5 Some Coll of the Orioles satisfaction over as having clinched fourth place and First Game At Clikajo playoff berth was considerably CLYDE SCOTT They- call him Smackover because of the tray he rips foes' lines tempered in Bird ranks today by the Flock is "in" the Governor's Cup series.

The Orioles have heard from Fred Pfeifer who is at Auburn, N. today attending his father's funeral. Pfeifer said he'll join the club this evening when it heads for New York and then home. He also declared there was a misunderstanding in his case in Buffalo the knowledge that Mike Skaff is 000 000 New York. Chicago Bryant, Ex-'Bama Star, New Terp Grid Coach at St.

Joseph's Hospital, he underwent an operation late last NARRAGANSETT PAWTCCKET. R.I. fBy the Associated Pressl night for a fractured skull. New York Zabala and Lombardi. Chicago Prim and Rice.

Skaff was rushed to the hospital and that matters have been! FIRST $1,800: 3-yr. ud: 6 tur. BrooklTn at PittsburR. 8:30 P. M.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2), 6 and 9.20 PJW. Boston at St. Louis, 9.30 P.M. after being knocked unconscious by one of Francisco Davila's pitches in the sixth inning of the second Standings American League Over Ice. 108 (R.

McKeever). S24.00, $10.20, $4.80 rv (w Weiimaui 5.00, $2.80 First Family, 110 (C. Rollins) $2.60 Mjiv. oimsie. jjilson.

One O' One. Valdina Irene. Dead Aim. Wine Cup, urr Hiffij East, Psychic Rate also ran. SECOND 6 fur.

Pretty Sands. Ill (W. game with Syracuse last evening. The Flock won the first, 4-0, but lost the nighteap, 7-6. First Game New York Operation Performed S8.60.

SS.40. $4.80 Miss Olindy, 111 G. Hettiugen. $16.20 SIl.OO INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE W. L.

P.C. G.B. Montreal 91 56 .619 Newark 85 61 .582 51'. Toronto 81 65 J55 9i ORIOLES i 76 69 14 Jersey City C9 78 .469 22 Buffalo 62 84 .425 281'. 61 86 .415 30 Syracuse 60 86 .411 30'.

Games Tonight The ball caught Mike flush on Detroit 3 020 omnnn York. 102 OOOUPDEin Lieut. Com. Paul (Bear) Bryant, former star end at Alabama University, will be the new football coach at the University of Maryland, it was learned today. Still in active navy service, after three years in uniform, Bryant is expected to apply for leave to handle his new assignment while awaiting transfer to the inactive list of the Navy.

Byrd Noncommital lie succeeds Dr. Clarence (Doc) Spears who resigned a little more than a month ago. Shears took over the left side of his head, just above and a little to the back of his car. wnaiupa, iuo ti tteenei sj.uo Time 1.14. Diuius Echo.

Topper. Toney Pasta. Woodmere. Tiiscr Tess. Ay Juiie.

Zaenrn. Jim A'- it "on 'so Daily Double Over Ice and Pretty Sands vuid S108.40 for GARDEN STATE He regained consciousness before being taken to the hospital. NARRAGANSETT PAWTCCKET. II I. IBy the Associated Press FIRST up: 6 fur.

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loaichauce HT Mountain HTjShip Jr. 113 Marcus llO'Weezie lUi xRotate 109 On Bojrd 113 Son Ted 11311'asacet 113 THIRD 6 fur. xKaro Hyaro. 113 Mrevrome 115 Olhe Simmons. 1 18 i tlliick Sau 113 Affinity 1 13 xStbsiK 110 xWuiKsOf Wrath 1 10 Tennyson llli Speedy Reward.

1 18 1 four' Ace 1IH Nn Hounds 118 Slm.xhonl llr HiutiTaps 11A jvirnoiaow 118 TlmrSiach HH xUibbrr 11J FOURTH 52.000; 6 fur. Low Tension 113ixMarniln 110 Ann Alt. 113 Jam-uioli 113 xHukiv Blue. 105 I Thrutrlonl Boy 110 xTaveosa 1 10 Jackie Babs 115 xUudertow Zaca Bill ..113 bPhrrio 109 1 aGay Moonbeam 113 Dlsdomo HSibSoeed Easy 109 aW. W.

Adams entry. bMr. and Mrs. F. W.

Hooper entry. FIFTH 1 mi. 70 Dukeb'Balu 111 Shore Patrol 110 xTaxi King lOSxVans 110 I Conquer 113Count Bill 113 Yaf 110' SIXTH $2,500: 3-yr. up; li'. mi.

xP Eye 106iPistol Pete 109 Detroit Overmire and Swift. i Kokton New York BtllUHl and Drescher. Htst Game Oriole at Syracuse (Z tames). Realizing the seriousness of the Buffalo at Toronto (twilight-night) Rochester at Montreal. Newark at Jersey City American Lcatue the job when Clark ShauRlinessy went to the University of Pitts Cleveland ...010 000 0 0MUD itos, 02 0 000 Eg Feller and liases.

Boston Clark rnd Stcincr. at Philadelphia (2). .30 and 9 P.M. St. Louis at (2), 6.30 and 8.30 I.

International League V. PC. Ilelroit "1 54 .575 Washington 72 58 .554 St. Louis 9 58 .541 4 New York 67 59 .532 Cleveland 64 60 .516 7' Chicago 62 65 .488 10 Boston 61 69 J.469 13U Philadelphia 40 85 .320 32 Games Today Chicago at Philadelphia (twilight- all-time greats, and Dixie Howell was the back who passed to this pair. A Howell-Bryant pass to the 5-yard-lIne set up Alabama's first touchdown in the 1935 Rose Eowl game in which the Crimson Tide defeated Stanford 29 to 13.

Aided Old. Coach Bryant did not enter professional football like Hutson. After graduation from Alabama, he returned to his Alma Mater to serve on Frank Thomas' coaching staff from 1937 through 1939. The next two seasons he was line coach at Vanderbilt. prior lo entering the Navy.

The new Maryland coach did not confine his athletic endeavor to football at Alabama. He was a two-letter man in basket ball and baseball. He is 6 feet, 3 inches tall and weights 210 pounds Served In Africa Bryant attended the first indoctrination class held by Tom Hamilton at Annapolis and served in the African theater of the war with the Fleet Air Wing for a year. Later he had tours of duty at Georgia Pre-Flight and Norfolk. Maryland began football practice yesterday with a squad of 56.

Just what style football Bryant will attempt has not been revealed. Under Thomas he was familiar with variations of-the Notre Dame system, but it is understood Bryant suic; has included T-formation in his coaching. I By the Associated Press FIRST S2.000: elm 4-rr. Jt: up: ml. Brother Ucar.

110 (J. CovnlUt. S7.10, $4.20. $2.60 Parlay K.nK. 115 iS.

CI irk. S4.O0 Show House. 11 (H. Moral $2.81 Time 1.43 3-3. Beyond Ki iit! Mount.

Co-Star. Nida Barker. Sure Fire. Chene. More Stinss, Tom's Cannon, Teddy" also ran.

SECOND $2,000: 6 fur. Larkmead Jane. 110 CD. Padpretti. S6.S0, S3.70, S2.S0 Ceramic.

115 (N. Jemas) $4.10, S3.20 We Gray, 111 (W. Garner) $6.90 Time 1.15 2-5. Tintary. Magic Step.

Peri Air. Bullcold. Water Level, Graymar Royal. Mr. Flio p'so rrn.

Daily Double Brother Dear and Larkmead Jane, $15.70 for $2. La Motta Vs. Kochan New York, Sept. 5 -Middle First Game night). Syracuse Orioles St.

Lonis at Washington (twilight-night). Cleveland at Boston, 2 games. Detroit at New 2 games. NATIONAL LEAGUE case. X-rays were taken and they showed an indentation and fracture.

It was decided to perform an immediate operation and this was done by Dr. Brooks McCuen. It was said that the Skafi" fracture was not quite as bad ks the one suffered several years ago by Woody Abcrnathy, who was operated on "here following a similar blow. However, it was pointed out that anything of this nature might be dangerous. Frank Skaff was at the bedside of his brother.

Second Operation This is the second time this season that Mike has bsen operated upon. The other occasion was in Baltimore when he fractured his shoulder and was out for a long time. By splitting even with the Chiefs last night, as Jersey City lost a double-header to Newark, the Orioles gained their playoff objective. No matter what happens .0 00 000 02 02 .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 4 1 7 5 Do Reign Mi llojxChance Yen 107 Star Whiz J17 Reaping Gold 111 Syracuse burgh. Ii.

C. (Curly Byrd, president of the University ot Maryland, would neither confirm nor deny Bryant's appointment, but it is known that the ex-Alabama player, who has had considerable coaching experience, was in conference with Maryland officials last weekend. Played With Hulson Byrant is stationed at Chapel Hill, N. C. where he was scheduled to coach the football team this season.

However, only a few days ago, it was announced in Washington that the Navy's pre-flight schools would drop football. The new Maryland coach is 32 vears old and he played end on the Alabama elevens of 1933-34 amT35. The other end was Don now one of professional football's Syracuse Wehmeier and Just. Drudie 1151 SEVENTH S1.900; 6 fur. Brass Cannon.

115Nonyaw 110 Unauitab'e 11 Maewve 110 Eill 108 Vampire 114 Baltimore Barillari and Lollar. At Syracuse Second Game Sinnle Op lin.xFleet Sister 105 Make Fast 112 Bound 105 weight Jake Lamotta. of New York, W. L. P.C.

G.B. Chicago 79 47 .627 St. Louis 76 52 .594 4 Brooklyn 71 55 .563 8 New York. -71 58 .550 94 Pittsburgh 7 1 62 .534 lHi Boston 57 72 .442 23 Cincinnati 49 77 .389 30 Philadelphia 39 90 .302 41 4 Games Todav Philadelphia at Cincinnati, twilight- Jenkins 113 Florida Breeze. 114 Linda liu' yracuse riGHTH 51.9UO; -yr.

up; mi. Heno Lion 11' iJacSarando 113 Kai Kumar in aeii in whose Chicago fight with Ray Robinson has been set back to September 26, will tangle with Georgie Kochan, of Akron. Ohio, in a ten-rounder in Madison Square Garden September 17. Promoter Jacobs announced today. Trnnoea Ill i'ar Bor-rder.

Ill xBrooklandville. lOr.iMajorette lin nieht). r.aJ.I) at Toronto Z), 7 and 9 P.M. vf-vt at 4cr fif 8.30 P.M. Kochter at Montreal, 8.30 PM.

rirm Saiuour. iud gov nor 10b xAvimb 10r, xApprentice allowance claimed. First post. 2.30 P.M. Track, last.

New York at Chicaeo, 2 games. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, night. Boston at St: Louis, night,.