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CC PARTI TO DA SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1945 Sirde 5-2 Choice in Fast Field BY PAUL LOWRY Fourteen crack thoroughbreds the cream from a nomination 1 i of 55 -are scheduled to go postward in the $75,000 Gold Cup at Hollywood Park this afternoon. If all start it will be the largest field that has ever answered the bell in six runnings of tha. Gold Cup, the second richest St. Mary's Preflights Upset Bruins, 13 to 6 Frankie Albert Sparks Airdevils to Victory in Wild and Woolly Game Before 30,000 Fans BY AL WOLF A St. Mary's Preflight football team that completely forgot' that it was the underdog when All-American Frankie Albert climbed into the driver's seat up and took a 13-6 fall out of IT.C.IA.

last night before 30,000 Coliseum cus classic for all aged horses on "--7 Mi i-A x- v--' Hifffk I ,7: I i ft "HI i HI 11 '-k -v. Vvi to" It 'J I i if I 7 y- 1- I 1 fi 1 yf: i i i i -r-- -S tomers. the American turf. Thirteen raced in Big Pebble's 1941 win, and a similar number lined up for the 1944 renewal which went to Happy Issue. Although this particular running of the Gold Cup is being staged in the middle of the football season, when gridiron fanatics refuse to forsake their favorite sport, it is anticipated that Troy to Toy Today With Stagg's Tigers White-thatched Amos Alonzo 50,000 racing fans will turn out at the Inglewood course today.

On the strength of two scorch-" ing wins in each of which he- Lt. Albert, playing his first game in three years, still was the same Albert who generated Stanford to the national championship in 1940. He kicked, passed, ran and directed the as of old and the fans loved it. And played 57 minutes out of 60 despite his long layoff. It was a wild and woolly scuffle, with both clubs banging up and down the greensward to keep the multitude in an uproar.

Cal Rossi, ace of Bert LaBruch-erie's collegiates, played his usual magnificent game and rolled up 155-yards rushing the potato. But hi3 efforts were more than equaled the track record for a mile and one-sixteenth Mrs. L. Rice's Sirde is going to th' post the popular choice, probably about 5 to 2. Stagg will lead a little band of Times photos TURF TITANIC Today's $75,000 race for the Hollywood Park Gold Cup (above,) looms as a terrific struggle.

Bull Reigh (left above) is tabbed by Oscar Otis; Paul Lowry likes Man O'Glory with Paperboy right above) and Sirde (below) close behind. Testing Rdute But today's race is over the testing route of a mile and one-quarter, and such sterling rout" ers as' W-L ranch's Paperboy," Carlotta Jelm's Bull Reigh, W. Rorex's Texas Sandman and1 George Walsh's Man O' Glory, an up and coming three year' old, are going to have plenty' of support. Bull Reigh, a horse with plenty of romantic background a horse that almost literally pulled him- i i I matched by two swift and elu-j Lowry Likes Man o' Glory BY PAUL LOWRY 1 Man o' Glory. Has raced five times at Hollywood Park and improved with every start, College of Pacific football players into the well-night empty vastness of the Coliseum this afternoon, smile to the applause of the few fans in attendance and then calmly watch Southern Cal tear his Tigers to pieces.

The mayhem will start at 2:30, following a noon preliminary between the Trojan Jayvees and Camp Lockett. Even the infinitesimal chance that this game might produce the upsettingest of all upsets vanished yesterday with the dual announcements that most of S.C.'s injured regulars will be available if needed and that two Tiger starters, Center Jack Woodyard and Halfback Bill Mahlstead, are definitely out because of Jiurts, thereby shrinking the C.O.P. squad to 18. Mahlstead's long-range kicking was Pacific's best hope of holding down the score. Jeff Cravath will clean the bench in efforts to make the afternoon as painless as possible for his 83-year-old coaching adversary and his game but outclassed proteges.

winning the Golden State Breeders' Handicap in 1:37 flat for the mile. With racing luck could have beaten Busher in the Hollywood Derby, but was pocketed sen up Dy ms uuoisiraps iium the $1500 claiming division narrowly beaten in the last Gold Cup. He is trained by Mack Ross, a former grid hero at Southern Methodist and owned by the youngest patron of 1 thoroughbred racing in the coun- try, a 15-year-old high school girl. Paperboy won the Saratoga Handicap and the Narragansett Special last year, was fourth in the Gold Cup. Texas Sandman was a smashing second to four different times.

Was gaining at the finish, and if you liked Busher in the Gold Cup there's pelnty of reason to support Man o' Glory. He'll be running when the others are stopping. Horses beaten by Man o' Glory in the Golden State have come back with sizzling wins in $10,000 handicaps Double F. F. Thumbs Up in the last Santa yA.

fAA I 1 y' 'J 1 7 fi yM k-y-t Anita Handicap, is high weight at 126 today. in the Tandora and Timber Slide In this corner Man O' Glory is liked because he has improved Facts and Figures on every race at Hollywood and on Gold Cup Races sc. Schade Musick Vasicek Mccormick Waddell Pehar McKinney Lillywhita Morris Harvey Headier Pacific. MeDannold Houlton Atkins Gardner Lyons Scaletta Meyer Hackett Ridley Vineyard Kane L.G. C.

R.G. R.T. RE. Q. L.H.

R.H. F. Temple Downs West Virginia PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19. (U.R) This is the sixth running of the Gold cup, $75,000 added, mile and one-quarter, for 3-year-olds and up.

PREVIOUS WINNERS 1938 Seabiscuit. with G. Woolf 133 pounds 2:03 4-5. 1939 Kayak II, with G. Woolf 125 pounds 2:02 3-5.

1940 Challedon. with O. Woolf 133 pounds 2:02. 1941 Big Pebble, with J. Westropt 119 pounds 2:02 3-5.

1942 No racing because of war. 1943 No racing because of war. 1944 Happy Issue, with H. Wood-house 119 pounds 2:01 3-5. Best time for race Happy Issue.

1944, in 2:01 3-5. (Track record.) Largest crowd at Hollywood Park 52.100 on Saturday. Sept. 8. 1945.

Fastest mile and one-Quarter in West Seabiscuit in 2:01 1-5 at Santa Anita on March 2. 1940. Total number of nominations for Gold Cup 55 in 1945. 139 in 1944.1 Top-weight horse Texas Sandman. 126 pounds (1945.) (Okana was top weight in 1944 with 126 and finished third behind Happy Issue and Bull Reigh.

122. i Gross value of Gold Cup In 1944 was $87,627. Fremont Powers to 26-12 Win Over Democrats sive Preflight halfbacks, Ernie Johnson and E. J. Harrington, both of whom also exceeded the century mark in ground gaining.

AirdeTlls Collect The Airdevils counted first, Johnson shagging over from the 10-yard line in the opening period with shirttail flying after his 29-yard punt return and a 15-yard swing by Albert had set up the pins. U.C.iIa. roared back to count shortly after the second act began, a 25-yard pass play involving Ernie Case and Skip Rowland climaxing a swift 38-yard sortie. Both clubs missed their conversions, so the reckoning was tied and thus it remained until the first play of the final quarter. At that juncture, Brother Harrington broke through from 10 yards out and carried a couple of would-be tacklers over the goal line with him, thereby turning a 76-yard drive into six precious points.

DeLauer Converts Bob DeLauer converted this time and that was that, Preflight reached the U.C.L.A. 2-yard line and also the 10 on other thrusts, while the West-wooders twiced navigated to the Airdevil 8, only to be repulsed. Early in the evening, the embryonic naval flyers discovered leaks in the Uclan's left side and stabbed there repeatedly. And Albert's ptsky passes he completed 6 of 10 for 77 yards forced the collegians to keep their defense pretty well spread. It might have been worse, save for the desperate defensive play of Southpaw Quarterback Case, who couldn't quite match Southpaw Quarterback Albert's offensive finesse but who came up with stop after stop as a secondary guardian.

"All in all, though, it was a swell evening's entertainment. Starting line-ups: Preflight TT.C.L.A. slsh L.E. Kiefer DiBias L.T. Malmberg Yokas L.G.

Peterson Sterner C. Cnilders(e) Pranci e) R.G. Bparli DeLauer R.T. Asher Gentry RE. Robotham Albert Q.B.

Case lohnson L.H. Boyd Harrington R.H. Rossi Xrywicki F.B. Porter SCORE BT QUARTERS Preflight 6 0 0 713 U.C.L 0 6 0 0 6 Preflight scoring Touchdowns: Harrington, point fter touchdown: DeLluer. TJ.C.L.A.

touchdown Rowland. U.C.L.A ribs Tauscheck. Hansen: tackle. Boom: guards. Woelfle.

Russell: center. Fyson: backs. Steffen. Rowland, Boyd. Preflight subs End.

Young: tackle. Wilier: cuard. Kyle; backs. Krywicki. Bon-durant.

Officials James Tunney, Loyola, referee: Verne Landreth. Friends, umpire: Keith Lloyd. field judge: Kenneth Cox. linesman. STATISTICS Airdevils Bruins Temple University's "scat" backs, led by veterans Jimmy Wilson of Pittsburgh and Jack Burns of Riverhead, L.I., sur vived early game fumbles ton It's Bull Reigh, Says Oscar Otis BY OSCAR OTIS Bull Reigh, Paperboy, Sirde, Man o' Glory.

That's the way they look to me in the $75,000 Gold Cup this afternoon but, at the same time, the race is wide open and these top four figure so close together that racing luck may decide the issue. Bull Reigh has all the attributes of a winner. He has enough speed to avoid early trouble and get a position. He has never wilted under weight. He has class, holding a world record at a mile and one sixteenth.

He has a stakes winning pilot in Johnny Longden. He can stand a drive in the stretch. He has proven his current fitness at this meeting, and is as "fit as human hands can make him. He may be beaten, but he won't be far away at the wire. Paperboy Game Paperboy is as game as they come and is nicely rigged at 122 pounds.

He has never been far away at the wire, and has a fast stablemate, Stronghold, pitched in at 105 pounds to try and kill off the pace of Sirde. I rate him an equal favorite with Bull Reigh. Johnny Adams in the saddle insures a cool ride. Sirde is the big question mark of the race. He may go to the post a public favorite.

He has intense early speed, and certainly can travel this far. It is just a question with me if he will stand a sustained drive in the early part for the pace. He did not in Chicago, but all hands admit that he is a much better horse now than in Chicago, and he is in at 111 pounds, a neat weight concession. Sirde easily could stay. This may be the day he offers the proof, but as yet he hasn't.

Figures Close Man o' Glory, the California-bred, is rated but a few points away. He has all the earmarks of a cup horse, and can run all day. He will be flying at the finish. Most others have a chance. Georgie Drum is a stakes winner and has trained extra well.

Texas Sandman, if he could return to early season form, would be the horse to beat. War Valor, at the weights, certainly must be rated a fighting chance. Richmond stablemate of Sirde, has shown good promise and could still improve here. Challenge Me qualified nicely in a seven furlonger. Sickles Choice is in fairly light, has a strong rider, and is game in the run to the wire.

Best Effort is a good horse, but so far has not run to true expectations. Whirlabout has a tough job cut out for her. Shuffle has not been himself at late, but his best race could surprise one and all. Stronghold is in to kill others and himself off and may weaken at the final quarter. rack up a 28-to-12 victory' over a rugged West Virginia eleven tonight before 19,000 fans at Temple Stadium.

Wilson smashed through the West Virginia line for two touch in the Centinela. If Jockey Bill Bailey makes 109 Man o' Glory races 11 pounds under the scale. 2 Sirde." Is the dope horse downs and converted four points Redondo Upset by Inglewood Redondo's four year win string which stretched through 24 consecutive triumphs was broken last night when they dropped a thrilling 22-to-19 decision to Inglewood in a Bay League opener. The game was played on the losers' field. The losing Redondos started off in regular fashion and at half time they had rolled up a convincing 19-to-6 lead and it appeared just like another one of those things.

But the jitters caught up with them in the final periods, which saw them fumble seven times at the wrong moments. The upset was clinched in the final two minutes when Ingle-wood's left halfback Harry Al-leccia plunged through for 7 yards for the winning counter. after two straight wins in which he ran away and hid from his field in time that equaled the track record for a mile and one- after touchdowns as Temple rallied from a 6-0 deficit to clinch its fourth successive win and maintain an unbeaten and untied record for 1945. Burns carried the ball 10 times for a net gain of 101 yards in addition to directing Temple's T-formation attack. BY JOHN DE LA VEGA When two brilliant gridiron offenses clash the team that can muster the best defense should win, which is exactly what happened yesterday when Coach Harry Edelson's flashy Fremont squad turned back the invading Jefferson Democrats, 26-12, in a Southern League opener.

Both clubs dsplayed a scintillating attack but the visitors clicked only spasmodically while the Pathfinders put together sustained drives of 58, 63 and 65 yards for touchdowns and Halfback Bob Graves added the clincher in the closing minutes with a 52-yard gallop. The first time Fremont got the ball they marched 58 yards to score, Quarterback Tom Henderson passing to End John Albini 24 yards for the pay-off. Graves plunged for the extra point. sixteenth 1:42 2-5on each oc casion. Has improved greatly over form he displayed at Santa West Anita and Chicago under training of Carl (Slim) Roles.

One of horse's best supporters is the man who bred and raced Sirde L.E. On the first play after the kick-off Fullback Bob Boswell, a 190-pounder, rammed over center, ran past the secondary before they realized it and raced 67 3'ards to pay dirt. The kick was short, however, and it was Fremont, 7-6. Just before half time Fremont advanced 65 yards in 12 plays to score, Henderson connecting with his sixth straight pass, a 5-yarder, to Albini, in the end zone. He passed to the other end, Jack Pulliam, to make it 14-6.

After recovering a fumble on their own 35 at the outset of the third canto, Fremont slashed 65 yards to tally in 11 plays. Fullback Vic Marasco bulled his way across from the 17. Trailing 20-6, the dangerous Democrat backs kept trying and midway of the fourth stanza they clicked. Elmer Douglas, 125-pound quarterback, returned a punt 16 yards to the Fremont 29. Sub Halfback Bob.Ursury made 7 and then Theophilus Benton flashed 22 yards to score.

Jefferson was on the march again in the closing minutes but an intercepted pass gave Fremont the ball on the Pathfinder 48 and on the first play Graves streaked around end to score easily. under his own colors until last spring, when he sold the horse Temple Hewson Waltzer Pifcitella Hochheiser Virshup Dolin Robert! Wilson Zawoiskl Orseck Temple West Virginia Virginia Pozega Remenar Hill Jochum T. Williams Cavatassi Mavlander McKibben Bonfili Brown Sweeney 7 728 0 6 12 L.T. L.G. C.

R.G. R.T. RE. O. L.H.

R.H. F. 0 14 6 0 to Mrs. A. Rice.

Though he has another horse in the race Georgie Drum Allen Drumhel- can run all day. He might have beaten Busher in the Derby but for running into -pockets. He was closing on her at a mile and one-eighth. Man O' Glory is no speed" horse. He won't be out with Stronghold, Sirde, and Bull Reigh on the early pace, but in the history of five Gold Cups no speed horse has ever won it, If Sirde, in with a feather of 111, connects he will be the; first.

Bert Baroni's Specify seti the pace in three Gold Cups, but the best he ever got out of it -was two second one to Challe-. don, the other to Seabiscuit. Other Entries The other horses in the field include Sickles Choice, Tlich-mond Jac, Best Effort, Challenge Me, Stronghold, War Valor, Shuffle, Whirlabout and Georgie 5 Drum. While there are 14 breds in the line-up they represent only 10 interests. Richmond -Jac is coupled with Sirde as the Rice entry, Stronghold goes with Paperbay to kill off the pace set- ters, Shuffle and Best Effort rep-, resent the Jay Paley colors and Bull Reigh has L.

J. Montgom-; ery's Sickles Choice as a stable-mate, both being trained by Ross. Two of the field are doubtful starters Shuffle and Whirlabout, Shuffle has run badly since he was second to Texas Sandman in the Argonaut Mile, and Whirlabout's name was put through the entry box with a' prayer for rain attached to it. Ross says Johnny Longden rides Bull Reigh regardless of-whether Whirlabout goes, but up to date the Louis B. Mayer sta-ble has always had first call on old "Moneybags" as a pilot.

George Woolf, who won the first three Gold Cups with Sea-biscuit, Challedon and Kayak II, respectively, is slated to ride Best Effort, a 3-year-old, today. Xot Dangerous Best Effort, which finished third to Bymeabond and Busher-in the Santa Anita Derby and-followed with a third to Brie A Bac in the San Juan Capistrano Handicap, apparently hasn't fancied the Hollywood track, and he is not considered a danger-" ous threat If he should happen to run" to his Santa Anita form he would be close up at the finish line, i Paperboy, the only horse In the field that has appeared in two previous Gold Cups he was' beaten a nose by Big Pebble in: 1941 and fourth by two lengths to Happy Issue last year will, be ridden by steel-handed Johnny Adams, who has been waging a nip-and-tuck battle with Longden for riding honors at the track. 5 First post time is 1 o'clock to-' day, with the Gold Cup slated" to start about 4:40. Redondo L.E. Waybright L.T.

Torres L.G. Rhine C. Hall Touchdowns Pozega. Pence. Wilson.

Bausher. Slosburg. Points after touchdown Wilson. 4. ler believes Sirde will be the winner.

Sirde packs I'll, 15 under the scale for a 3 Bull Reigh. The old glamour horse of the race. Won the Inglewood Tanneyhlil Butcher Orin Beck Draper Brown Wallace Henley Aleccia Henry Frost R.G. R.T. R.E.

Q.B. L.H. H. F.B. MacGregor Owen Norgren Wit Bacon Craig Monachino 9 722 000 American and the $10,000 0 inglewood Redondo 7 12 0 019 Inglewood scoring; Touchdowns Aleccia.

2: Schmeeckle; conversions Henry. 2 (automatic safety.) Redondo scoring: Touchdowns, Bacon, Monachino, 1: conversion Torres. Tefal yardage rained, running 2fi7 220 Bears to Lose Billy Agnew BERKELEY, Oct. 19. (U.R) Billy Agnew, Piedmont first-string fullback of the University of California football team, today announced he is leaving college for "a long vacation." The mental and physical strain of nine months in German prison camp, in addition to recent football injuries, caused the decision, the former Army Air Forces bombardier said.

7 222 9 3 -1 4 58 Exterminator during five races at Hollywood this meeting. Has speed and stamina. Turned back challenges by both Sirde and Paperboy in the American, was narrowly beaten by Happy Issue in the last Gold Cup. Won't let Sirde steal it and has come up to the race in perfect shape, kicking and squealing to have at 'em today just like his shrewd conditioner, 253-pound Hack Ross, once hollered for the ball from his fullback position at Southern Methodist. Horse has enjoyed almost magical success since he was claimed by tiny Carlotta Jelm, and is one of the top weights of the field at 122 pounds, 4 unde- scale.

Jefferson Ivory Burns Sanders Walton Sumner Portley Gaither Douglas Benton Lee Boswell Fremont Pulliam Weaver Smith Rogers Richardson Rivers Albini Henderson Brown Graves Marasco L.E. L.T. L.G. C. R.G.

R.T. R.E. Q.B. L.H. R.H.

F.B. Bullpups Win, 6-0 Pasadena Bullpups virtually clinched the Foothill League football title last night -by nipping South Pasadena, 6-0, before 12,000 fans at the Rose Bowl last night. Halfback Hall Haynes made the lone touchdown in the first quarter on a 1-yard plunge culminating a 30-yard drive. Yards lost, running 30 Vet yardage gained, running. 23? Passes attemDted 10 Passes completed 6 Passes had intercepted 1 Passes incomplete 3 Total yards gained, passes 77 Total yards intercepted passes returned 0 Tafal net yards gained, passes and running 314 Fitst downs, running 13 First downs, passes 4 First downs, penalties 0 Total first, downs 17 Totl number of scrimmage Plsys 64 Number of kickoffs 3 Average length of kickoffs 52.00 Average length of kickoff returns 7.00 dumber of punts 5 Total yardage of punts 188 Average length of 37.60 Total yardage of punt returns 29 Average length of punt returns 9.68 Number of penalties against 5 Yards tost from penalties 25 SCORE BY QUARTERS Fremont 7 7 6 Jefferson 0 0 6 28 612 Grid Menu LOCAL College of Pacific vs.

S.C. (Memorial Coliseum, 2:30 p.m.) Occidental at Pomona. COAST Washington at Oregon State. Washington State at Oregon. Sacramento J.C at Grant J.C St.

Mary's at Camp Beale (tomorrow.) Fresno State at Santa Barbara Marines. EAST Holy Cross at Brown. Georgia Tech at Navy (Baltimore.) Penn State at Bucknell. Melville PT at Army. Coleate at Columbia.

Notre Dame at Pittsburgh. U.S. Coast Guard at Boston College. Muhlenberg at Lehigh. Merchant Marine Academy at Lafayette.

Maryland at Virginia Tech. Detroit at Villa nova (tomorrow.) MIDWEST Illinois at Wisconsin. Indiana at Iowa. Purdue at Ohio State. Northwestern at Minnesota.

Great Lakes at Marauette. Nebraska at Towa State. Kansas at Oklahoma. Kansas State at Missouri. Wayne at Michigan Denver at Drake.

SOUTH Tennessee at Alabama. L.S.U. at Georgia. Auburn at Tulane. Kentucky at Vanderbilt.

Jackson A.A.B. at Mississippi State. Cherry Point Marines at North Carolina Wake Forest at North Carolina State. V. at William and Mary.

V.P.I, at Maryland. Southwestern at Louisiana Tech. SOUTHWEST Texas at Arkansas. Baylor at. Texas Tech.

Rice at Southern Methodist. Texas at Texas Christian. Nevada at Tulsa. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado College at Colorado. Colorado M.

at Utah State. Oklahoma at Utah. ADDITIONAL SERVICE GAMES (All tomorrow) 1st Air Force vs. Transport Command. P.D.C.-A.A.F.

at 2nd Air Force. Ft. Pierce Navy at 3rd Air Force. 4th Air Force at Ft. Worth A.A.F.

Fremont scoring: Touchdowns Albini, 2: Marasco. Graves. Points after touchdowns Graves. Pulliam. Jefferson scoring: Touchdowns Boswell, Benton.

280 11 2 0 13 61 2 34.50 19.00 4 122 30.50 42 10.30 ll 3 5 4 1 Hunters Romp, 39-0 Coach Ansel Breniman's Canoga Park Hunters breezed to a 39-0 victory over Verdugo Hills yesterday in a San Fernando League game. Line-ups: Football Results St. Mary's Preflight, 13; U.C.L.A., 6. Chaffey J.C. 19; Riverside J.C.

12. Miami. 7: Florida, 6. Temple, 28: West Virginia. 12.

Denver, 19: Drake. 19 (tie.) North Texas Agricultural. 19: John Taj-leton Agricultural. 0. Pittsburg (Kan.) Teachers.

19: War-rensburg Teachers. 7. Chattafiooga, 47; Howard, 7. Wilberforce. 32: Kentucky State.

7. Downey Victorious Eddie Addington scored twice to lead Downey to a 13-0 triumph in C.I.F. game on the winner's greensward yesterday. Ball lost on downs 0 Total number of fumbles made -3 Own fumbles recovered I Ball lost on fumbles 2 Canoga Park (39) Verdugo Hills (0 Prep Football Scores SOUTHERN LEAGUE Fremont. 26: Jefferson.

12. Roosevelt. 12: Washington. 0. Polytechnic.

14: Manual Arts. 0. EASTERN LEAGUE Garfield. 12: Huntington Park. .12.

Bell. 27: Riis. 0. South Gate. 14: Jordan.

0. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY LEAGUE Canoga Park. 39: Verdugo Hills. 0. San Fernando.

14: Van Nuys. 6. C.I.F. Inglewood. 22: Redondo.

St. Anthony. 12: Newport. 6. Beverly Hiils.

32: Santa Monica. 6. Lacuna Beach. 25: Lon Beach Poly. 8 Downey.

13: Montebello. 0. El 25: Monrovia. 0. Citrus.

20: Chino. 7. Coronado. 25; Pt. Loma.

0. Mt. Carmel. 14: Cathedral, t. Burbank, 6: Comnton.

0. Fillmore. 19: Oxnard. 7. Placentia.

6: Elsinore A.N.. 0. Leuzinaer. 18: El Segundo. 0.

Long Beach Wilson. 42: Whittier. 0. San Diego Hoover. 27: La Jolla, Brea-Olinda.

19: Cspistrano. o. Pasadena BuIIdudk. South Pua. Reaves 12; Jacksonville Downey Bickel A.A.B..

7. Murray. 13: Tennessee Tech, 7. Suburv. 20: Lebanon.

YARDAGE OAINEO BY BACKS Airdevils TCB TYA YL Net Ave Harrington 17 116 3 113 6.70 Johnson 18 104 0 104 5.80 8 27 2 23 3.12 Albert 4 15 24 -9 Ktywiekl 2 5 1 4 2.00 Albany Navy Rallies to Tie Commandos STOCKTON, Oct. 19. (IP) The Albany Naval Landing Force came from behind to tie the Stockton Army Commandos, 20 to 20, tonight in Baxter Stadium, with Bill Webb, Aw-right, scoring 14 points. Stockton, led by Right Halfback George Harrison, former Pasadena J.C. star, scored in each of the first three periods, to assume a commanding 20-to-7 lead.

Granillo Kemper- Military, 21: Missouri Mili L.E. Lamoton L.T. Cannon L.G. Kirschman C. Inele R.G.

Micha R.T. Morrison RE. Schultz Q. Edde L.H. West R.H.

Hickman P. Reed snape Nielson Voung Martindale Wennerholm Lambert Giacopuzzl Barry Perea Hinkey tary, i. St Louis. 32: Missouri Mines. 0.

Brame Carrol Bergman Cade We'nb- Montebello Gearhart L.E. Harrington L.T. Landazo L.G. Bora C. Clark R.G.

Pratto R.T. Whaley RE. Schaeier Q.B. Nncollpano L.H. Smith H.

Beck PJ. North Camp Hood, 21: South Camn nooa. n. Kearney Teachers 21: Chadron Teachers, fi. Biddle 30 YL 0 0 0 I Colorado State, 69; Eastern New Mex SCORE BY QUARTERS 237 Net 155 48 20 4 -5 4.85 Ave.

5.75 6 00 2.85 0 80 Hagey Addinston Ray Totals Boyd Rowland Porter Case Totals 49 267 TCB TYA 27 155 20 ..5 6 ..2 0 229 ico. t. Iowa Weslevan. 21: Parsons. 0.

Delaware, 6: West Chester Teachers. A (tie) I ltd Montebello Downey Csnogs Park Verdugo Hills Scoring Canoga Heaves, 2: Perea. .13 7 19 039 .0 0 0 0 0 Park: Touchdowns. 2: Hinkey. Phillips.

Albany Naval Landing Force. 20; Stock Downey scoring: Touchdowns Adding, ton, 2. Point after touchdown Thomas. 222 4.53 dena. 0.

Points after touchdown. Hinkey. 3. ton Army 20 itie.l-.