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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Soturdoy, Oct. 7, 1944 5 111 Innip TOOTHS ML IN THE GAME JACBTBOY RADIO PROGRHmS These programs are given in Central War Time and are subject to change by the stations or networks without notice. Tech Plays Tarheels Here Today Both Teams in Top Shape for 15th Game Of Southern Series SATURDAY MORNING WGST 920 USB 750 VVAGA 590 WATL 1100 Silent 8:30 Silent News and Music Georgia Jubilee Silent Silent Silent Graham; Music Kramer Hurls IJ A little baseball seems to be in order, lanKS WOn On 0 nilS even though football sweeps into the third week of the season today. In answer to numerous queries, no team has ever won a World COMPOSITE WORLD SERIES BOX -ies game on two hits before as the Browns did against the 8:00 Sundial; Constitution 1:15 Country Cousin 8:30 Country Cousin 8:45 Sundial Georgia Jubilee Georgia Jubilee Dixie Farm Hour Dixie Farm Hour Channing Cope Channing Cope Lew Childre Newa News; M'nina Mais Morning Man Morning Man Morning Man ST. LOUIS.

Oct. 1944 World Series: BROWNS Gutteridge, 2b Krecvich. cf Laabs. If Zanlla. If Stephens, is Moore, rf McQuinn, 1b Christman, 3b Hayworth, 7:00 Newa of World (C) 7:15 Renfro Valley (C) 7:30 Sundial 7:45 News; Sundial World News (C) Merry-Go-Round Merry-Go-Round News News (B) Parade of Banda Harrington Newa Overaeas News Newt; M'ning Man Cliff Cameron Service Salute Service Salute Seven-Hitter And Fans 10 Jakucki and Breechen Picked as Starters For Fourth Game (AP) Official composite box cf the first three games of G.

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A. E. PCT. 3 12 1 1 100014 .083 7 2 .882 3 13 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2. 154 S00 1.000 2800000005 .000 3 0 0 1.000 25110 0 0 1 01 .200 2 0 0 1.000 3 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 .100 4 1 .929 3 12 34000012 .333 5 0 0 1.000 1125201441 .625 29 1 0 1.000 3 12 01000103 .03 2 0 1 3 10 11100 1 21 .100 23 1 0 1.000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 0 2 0 1.000 1200000000 .000 1 1 2 .500 110 0 0 0 0 0 01 .000 0 0 0 .000 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 2 0 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 100 10 17 5 0 1 2 24 .170 85 29 6 .950 Cards in the opening game of the 1944 world Series but there have been two very close approaches.

In the second tame of the all-New York World Series of 1921, the Yankees blanked the Giants, 3 to 0, with only three hits. The Giants were limited to two hits. Then, in 1923. the Giants and Yankees were playing in the World Series for the third straight season. The Giants, in the third game, were held to four hits, but they blanked the Yankees, 1 to 0.

A customer challenges us on the modern 8:00 News C) 8:15 U. S. Navy Program 1:30 Newt; Sundial 8:45 Sundial Saturday Rhythms (N) Ted Anthony War Means To Me Breakfast Club (B) News: M'ning Man Breakfast Club (B) r.iorning Man Breakfast Club (B) Morning Man Breakfast Club (B) Morning Man i Galehouse, I Potter. Muncrief, i Kramer, Mancuso, i Shirley, By JACK TROY, Constitution Sports Editor. Georgia Tech's able Engineers and the Tarheels of North Carolina meet in the 15th game of the series at Grant field this afternoon.

The kickoff is set for 3 o'clock. Both are Navy VI 2 schools. Tech is unbeaten. North Carolina hasn't won a game yet. The Tarheels were 'cfeated by Wake Forest and Army.

But the Tarheels have won one 9:00 Youth on Parade (C) 9:18 on Parade tC) 8:30 Mary Lee 9:45 Taylor TOTALS Smiling Fannie Hurst Radio Revival Ed McConnel (N) Presents (B) Radio Revival Inid Day What Cookin' (B) Tom Musicale What's Cookin' (B) -Tom Continued From First Page Batted for Potter in 7th inning, second game. xi Ran for Mancuso' in 7th inning, second game. 10:00 KC Jamboree (N) 10:15 Let Pretend (C) KC Jamboree (N) 10:30 Ration Fashions (C) Clarence Jonee 10:45 Ration Fashions (C) Babe Ruth (N) News: Melodies Hcndiey Hendiey Meiedee Chatham Shopper Trans. Atl. Qun Land of the Lost (9) Cardinal rally in the eighth.

Johnny Hopp had started the frame with a single to center. Stan Musial caught one of Kramer's fast pitches and sent the ball rid- 1 1 Theater of Today 11:15 Theater of Today Alex Oreier Consumer Tim Men on Farm Man on Farm News and Melody Time Blue Ridae Boys Land of Hello. Mom (M) Hello Mom Sonny Dunnam Red Cross Reel. (M ing toward the right field pavilion. 11:30 pi, Moore backed up against the Number Please CARDINALS G.

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PCT. Hopp. cf 3 14 1 2000003 .143 4 0 0 1.000 Sanders. 1b 3923000044 .333 31 1 0 1.000 Musial. rf 3 12 03000000 .250 0 0 1.000 W.

Cooper, 31103200110 .273 28 0 0 1.000 Kurowiki, 3b 3 12 13100002 .250 1 11 0 1.000 Litwhiler, If 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 .000 1 0 0 1.000 Bergamo. If-ais 3SO0OOO123 .000 1 0 0 1.0"0 Marion, 3 11 142 00 1 21 .364 5 15 0 1.000 Verban, 2h 3712000110 .288 7 2 0 1 W0 1 rallon. 2b 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 .000 0 0 0 .000 I M. Cooper, 1200000002 .000 0 3 0 1.000 Donnelly, 21000000 01 .000 0 2 0 1.000 Lanier, 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .009 Bverly, 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 Wilks. 110 0 0 0 0 0 01 .000 0 0 0 .000 Schmidt, 110 0 0 0 0 0 01 .000 0 0 0 .000 Jurisich, 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 Garma, I 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 O'Dea, zx 3301000200 .333 0 0 0 .000 TOTALS 103 6 21 5 0 0 8 11 22 .204 8 4 34 0 1.000 SATURDAY AFTERNOON at North Carolina.

The other is the powerful North Carolina Tre-flight team, sparked by Otto Graham. The Preflight team knocked off Navy in the first game. TARHEELS BEAT PREFL1GIIT North Carolina, playing the Pre-flight an informal game, won. Otto Graham was bottled. So Tarheel supporters have a reason to feel that their team will get going when least expected.

Bob Madry, head of North Carolina public relations and mayor of Chapel Hill, looks for the Tarheels to play their best game of the year, fence and caught the ball just in front of the boards. COOPER DOUBLES Walker Cooper followed with a double off the boards in left center, nearly 400 feet from the plate, but Kreevich played the ball perfectly and held Hopp at third. Moore then came into the picture again by running far to his left into the sun to catch Wiiitey Ku-rowski's towering aerial. Tne Cardinals jumped out in Cooper in 7th of first game and for Verban in 7th of Garma batted for third game. 11th pf aecond xx O'Dea batted for Donnelly in 9th of first game; for Verban game; and for Byerly in 9th of third game.

xax Batted for Schmidt in third inning of third game. COMPOSITE SCORE BY INNINGS Cardinals 101 100 101 01 8 Browns 004 200 400 0010 front in the first inning. With one i Dy iar, lotiay. Earned runs Cardinals 2, Browns 10. Stolen bases None.

Sacrifices Musial pitching record of Newhouser and Trout, who collectively won 56 games to eclipse the old mark of 55 set by Jim Bagby Sr. and Stanley Coveleskie. The customer saw some earlier records. The modern record, meaning since the advent of the lively baseball, be- longs to Trout and Newhouser. One hears a lot of conversation about that play Luke Sewell tried in the 11th inning Thursday.

I mean, when Pewell called for a bunt with McQuinn on second, having doubled. A bunt would normally have moved McQuinn to third with one rut. and McQuinn could have scored on a variety of things. It wasn't dumb baseball, by any means. If it had WORKED Sewell's trategy would have been acclaimed.

Howard siirnri Pf1 1 nJV receiving letters addressed weekly JlOWaia ourpiiseu tQ lne Iptay members of ciemson. Iptay means I Pay-Ten A-Year. The fund is used for football. After each game, Coach Frank Howard sends out a form letter to Iptay members. He gives them the lowdown.

Here's Howard's reaction to the Clemson-Georgia Tech game last Saturday "Dear Iptay: "I was a little disappointed in our football game last Saturday vith Georgia Tech. I fully realized before we played them that they had one of the best teams in the United States, but did not have any idea that they would beat us by a score of 51 to 0. I would have been fairly well satisfied had the score been around 25 points. "I thought our boys did well the first 10 minutes, as during (hat time it looked as if we would have a good game with them. Georgia Tech completed a running pass on our two-yard line and one of their hoys bucked over for the first srore.

Their second score came a few minutes later when they completed a running pans from left formation for another touchdown. On this play our whole team was completely fooled, and the pass receiver (Mickey I.ogan) was standing in the open to make the catch. At the half we were behind. 19 to 0, but I still thought we would be able to come back and make an interesting game of it. Georgia Tech scored 13 points in the third quarter and 19 points during the fourth quarter.

Despite the fact that Tech beat us worse this year than last year, I still think Me have a much better team than we had in 1943. 1 do not believe Tech could have beaten us any worse than they did, as they did not pull any punches this year. "Coach Alex was kind enough to tell me that during the second half of our Tech game in 1943 Georgia Tech would not throw any forward passes. After this assurance I brought the secondary defense up close, to the line and we were able to hold them farily well. In the game Saturday, Tech was still passing and was doing a good job of running with the ball during the second half." niri 4U rn Cooper, Kurowiki.

Lanier. Double plays Browns (3), Gutteridge. Stephens and Uene ivlCt.Ver, the Old lennessee; McQuinn; Stephens and Gutteridge; Stephens. Gutteridge and McQuinn. Cardinals WGST 920 WSB 750 WAG A 590 WATL 1400 12:00 Mustard, Gravy Newa Sing Crosby Newt: MuVe 12:18 Valley Ramblers Views ef News Western Melodies West: Swing 12:30 News Adventure! Ahead Doughboys Lopez Lunch 12:45 Playmates AdventurcsAhead Sunshine Boys Lopez Lunch 1:00 Constitution; West Forward Ga.

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Passed bail W. Conner. Left on Cirriimli 97 Vol, on leave from Davidson, is Browns 18. Time of games: First game. 2:05: second, 2:32: third, 2:19.

Attendances First game, 33.242; second. 35.076; third, 34,737. Umpires Sears (NL), McGowan (AL), Dunn (NL), and Pipgras (AL). down, Hopp reached second Stephens let his hot grounder go through for a two-base error. Musial could do no better than a fly to short, but Walker Cooper came through with the first of his two hits, a single to left, and the Ordinal fans went wild as Hopp scored.

The National Leaguers went down in order in the second, saw a hit by Musial wasted in the third and were one-two-three victims in the next three frames before breaking through the Browns' defense for their final tally in the seventh. This time. Ray Sanders started the rally with a single to center. Kurowski hit a perfect coaching the Tarheel squad. The Tarheels have a reputation for playing a wide-open, gambling type of game, and the reports from Madry indicate that all the seasoned men are in top shape for the The Tarheels haven't scored in their two games, but that has been all the more reason for Georgia Tech to work hard on defense.

Potentially, the Tarheels can manufacture points. In the previous meetings, Tech has won eight games and there were two ties. Last season Tech won by a score of 20 to 7 at Grant field. 15,000 CROWD EXPECTED A crowd of 15,000 is indicated IP. SATURDAY EVENING WGST 920 WSB 750 WAGA 590 WATL 1400 Myortf Town (C) 8: Mayor ef Town (C) 8:30 America 6:45 In the Air (C) They Call-Ma Jo (N) Webster Says (N) Webster Sayt (N) Georgia New American Eagles Leland Stow (B) In Britain (M) GrandOleOpry(B) Merle Pitt Orch.

GrandOleOpry (B) Voice cf Army By F. M. WILLIAMS, Constitution Staff Writer. SANFORD Athens, Oct. 6.

Georgia's young Bulldogs bounced back from a one-touchdown defeat at the hands of Wake Forest last week and ran high, wide and handsome over a double play ball to Stephens, but Gutteridge, after forcing the Cardinal first baseman at second, threw wild over first. Kurowski for today's game. There will be a change in the Jacket lineup. Dean i badly outclassed Presbyterian College eleven here tonight, 67 to 0. 7:00 Kenny Baker (C) 7:15 Kenny Baker (C) 7:30 Inner Sancti 7:45 Sanctum; Trout Rudy Valle (N) Early American Confidentially M) Rudy Vallee (N) Dane Music (B) Football Scorea Truth or Boston Young People Consequence (N) Symphony (B) Gospd Hour Gaines goes to right tackle where The Bulldogs played the entire Rollo Phillips usually plays.

Phil- i I lips is shifting to left guard, re-1 placing Luke Bowen. Tech and Carolina Tech will play an interesting game with North Carolina today. The Tarheels have Boron (B) Srtitlight Banda Quiz (B) Barn Dane (N) Barn Dane (N) Can You Top Thitt (N) Newt; Chicago Theater of Air M) Theater of Air (M) Theater of Air last half with third and fourth-1 stringers in the lineup, with the exception of the first few minutes, but there was nothing Coach Wallace Butts could do to keep from running up the one-sided score. I Kenneth McCall, who replaced George Skipworth at quarterback, I Daniel, Dykes In Title Round Of Golf Play :00 Hit Parade (C) 1:15 Hit Parade (C) 1:30 Hit Parade C) 1:45 Thomas Dewey C) 8:00 Thomas Dewey (C) 9:15 Dane Tim 9:30 Korn Kobblers 9:45 Dance Melodies went to second and romped home when Marion got the first of his two singles. CARDS I'SE 4 111 RI.ERS In addition to Wilks, Schmidt and Jurisich, South woi'th also used Bud Byerly in an attempt to stop the Browns.

Wilks, the losing pitcher, and Jurisich were hit hard, bul Schmidt escaped by giving up only one hit, while Byerly hurled no-hit ball in his one end one-third innings on the mound. Despite the defeat the Cards still remained a slight favorite to take the series in the opinion of St. betting commissioners. They were quoted at 4 In 5 and WSB Barn Dane Guy Lombardo (B S. E.

Fair WSB Barn Dane Guy Lombard (B) Swing Session GrandOleOpry (N) Man Called (B) Swing Session GrandOleOpry (N) Man Called (B) Swing Session CiA. TF.CH Po. N. CAROLINA IJaniel LE Godwin Chambers Kinsey Phillips LG Hay Holtsinger Walters Furehgott HS Walker Gaines RT Smith Tinsley tC) RE Gilliam Helzer QB Weant Bowen I.H Foster Logan RH Camp Broyle FB Warren a guest coach, Gene MfKver, on leave from Davidson. McEver and Tech's Bobby Dodd used to be running males at the University of Tennessee.

North Carolina has been cuffed around a bit, losing to Wake Forest and powerful Army. But, in an informal game. North Carolina 'has won over the formidable North Carolina rreflitht team, according to advance man. Bob Madry, who also is the mayor of Chapel Hill. (Everyone knows a mayor Is a man of strict veracity.) Tech, easy winner over Ciemson, naturally rules the fav orite, but the game has possibilities.

The game is expected to lean to ihe spectacular. That's the trend of football, 1944. Plenty of razzle-dazzle tactic, anrl surh. Kirk olf time 1rdy i 3 ti'i lni k. News; Sterney O'.

Sterney's Or. Bob Strong (My George Lr es (M Barry Wood Worthy Newa Patsy Kelly ShowVoiee of Army News; London News News: London Your Dane 10:00 News (C) 10:15 Meet the Folks 10:30 Romance Melody 10:45 Frankie Carle (C) Ti :00 Dean Hudson (C) 11:30 Let Cattle (C) impossible to tell how much the The defending champion, Caro-Georgians had improved, if any. i line Dykes, of Columbus, and the Stan Nestorak, Captain Billy medalist. Martha Daniel, of Rome, Rutland and Al Perl earh scored will meet io the finals today to two towrhriowns, with one each nVcide thr Georgia State Women's added by Reid Moseley. Tino Golf championship for 1944, the Rarbas, Buck Bradberry and Mr-1 match starting at the Cnnital City Call, nilly Bryan kicked 7 out of ciuh at 10 a.

m. News; Music Freddie Martm Newt; Music Peliito't Or (N) Orchettra Benny Strong Three Sunt (N) Jerry Wald; Newt EddieOliver i 11 to 20 to take tomorrow's game 12:00 News; Sign Off Sign Off Silent gn Off lent Osnce Time t. Francia (N) The ma.inr leagues war relief I n-jo sn.nt 10 extra points. Purples Beat Benedictine By 58-0 Score SAVANNAH, Oct. 6.

Boys I Miss Dykes had a tough fight to fund figured In today receipts of $151,542, taking $74,255 after the players' share of $77,286 had been 1 deducted. THE BOX SCORE Ret into the finals, her semi-final opponent, Mrs. W. F. Darby, of Atlanta and runner-up iti 1943, losing, 2-up, on the 18th yesterday.

The match proved one of the toughest of the entire tournament, being all square at the 16th. Miss Dykes then shot a five to win the 17th and then shot a men's par 3 on the 18th to close out the match. MRS. DARBY STAGES RALLY fO Southern Grid Teams Settle Down to Grind By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Southern football throws the throttle wide open this weekend, settling down to an autumn grind.

Every team having a regular schedule is due to see action. Augmenting the 40 collegiate WfvOTJ COT ONTAL teams. 11 in the Southeastern Con-; VUlaVlllIlL. Georgia meets Kentucky here next week in an important Southeastern Conferenece game. FIRST PERIOD.

After a fumble had stopped their first drive at the Presbyterian 30. the Bulldogs rushed over a touchdown in two plays following an interception of a pass by Kenneth McCall at the P. C. 30. McCall ran it back to the 18, and Captain Billy Rutland scooted around left end to the Presbyterian 1.

Perl crashed through for the touchdown, and Billy Bryan rushed in to kick the extra point. The Bulldogs led, 7 to O. after live minutes. On fourth down Kleckley attempted a pass from punt formation and was ON THE AIR By PAUL JONES Harness Races Will End Today A big six-race program, which will feature a 2:18 trot and a free-for-all pace, will close out the Grand Southern Harness Races this afternoon at the Southeastern World's Fair. The first race is scheduled to start at 2:30 p.

m. CARDINALS Litwhiler, If. Hopp, cf. Musial, rf. W.

Cooper, a. Sanders, 1b. High, GIAA defending champions, won their fifth straight game of the season here tonight as they humbled Benedictine College, 58 to 0. They now have tallied 286 points in five games. Dickie Ray was the most spectacular of the fast stepping Purple backs.

The stocky halfback raced 25, 72 and six yards for the three 1 mice, two down ai ine turn, Mrs. Kurowshi. 3b. Darby rallicri to sonnro ihu mstfh I Marion, ss. Sports across the board again r.

0 1 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 po. 0 1 2 5 11 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 thrown for will take the limelight on the a long loss on the Georgia at ne J2th then lost the next two vlrin-rated for 18. Then Bouley hl "Xl lV Garms mr rf nnn mtmi ts 4U. Rutland ference, 10 in the Southern Con Fallon, 2b. to to iwo-uown atiain.

bne was I II KI.H run I I I l.r. touchdowns tie made. Ihe Purples' r'e" made it a first down at the IllHIIt I rirt rlliUne tl III llir lh! wii-icu icii rim me not through, however, for she rallied to square it at the, IV Mnrt Car fritui hfiumh ijhiir- fns- s. Wilks. p.

Schmidt, p. Bergamo Jurisich, p. home eleven Which gained much i touchdown. Bryan auain added the extra All the winners in previous programs w-ill be in today's big trot event. THURSDAY'S RESULTS.

FREE-FOR-ALL TROT Horse, owner, driver and finish 16th. point yardage on passes but was unable Miss Daniel continued to shoot o'DeS' ab. 6 4 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 i S5 ab. 4 4 4 2 3 4 4 2 4 31 SECOND PERIOD. Rabbit Smith brought the stands to their feet with a 41-vArri mini roturn par gou io aown ner semi rinai Total 7 24 10 0 Dr.

Ed. Frank Herring. Carmirhael. 2-4-1. Sonny Boy, W.

Flint. Weems, 1-1-5. a. i Tipperary, C. A.

Todd Glasaman, 1 i 4-3-3. early in the quarter, hut the whole play i foe, Eileen Stulb, of Augusta, 6-5, was nullified when Georgia was caught the third ocnonent she has hpatpn clipping on the midfield stripe. "le a FPoneni sne nas Deaien Despite the penalty. Georeia got a tniS score. MlSS Daniel had a BROWNS 2b.

Gutteridge, quick touchdown. Bouley. Nestorak and nar 38 nn the first ninp in hit I Kreevich, ef. Smith rushed to the 41. bnt Smith lost th tllrn fi Thev halvprl the Moore, rf.

six- yards. Ken McCall came in for Uim UD- 1 ney nalvetl tne Stephens, ss. Skipworth and threw a 47-yard pass to! 10ln ana Hth With pars and MlSS McQuinn. lb. T.

1 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 po. 11 0 nrio wioseiey tor a touchdown. Bryan wnn the 15th Miss Han ference and 19 nonaf filiates, are moie than 30 service teams fiuin Maryland to Texas. Of this group, 32 faced action. Although this is the only weekend on which all collegiate teams are scheduled, only four conference games are on top one in the Southeastern loop, three in the Southern.

TlXANE PLATS NOTRE DAME Tulane brings the list to full strength in opening its season at South Bend against Notre Dame, and Sewanee and Vanderbilt meet at Sewanee to inaugurate limited esons. Mississippi and Tennessee meet at Memphis, in the only Southeastern tussle, while in the Southern Conference, Ciemson and N. C. State meet at Charlotte, Richmond and V. M.

I. tangle at Richmond, and Maryland and Wake Forest to make any headway through the Purple forewall. The pifnting of Fullback Dick Sewell was sensational, his longest boot traveling 6.1 yards in the air. Sewell also kicked three extra points and Weaver one. Dickie Ray ran 25 yards for the first Purple touchdown on the fourth play of the game.

The Purples got their offensive rolling in the quarter during which they scored four touchdowns The first came when Payne ran nine yards but fumbled over the goal line where Johnston fell on it for the score. Weaver smashed six yards for Lawson General Hospital, winner of the City League crown, and Colonial Stores, Scott League champion, will play a two-out-of-three game series for the city baseball title with two of the tilts scheduled for tolay at Glenn Field. The first game will start at 2 p. m. If a third game is necessary, it will be played at Lawson Sunday afternoon.

Manager Jimmy Hargis will use Marvin Gaines and Tom Jennings on the mound in the double-header at Glenn today, while Sgt. Woody Malone will choose his Lawson pitchers from among Paul Crain, Leonard Mayo, Lefty Dick Routhat and Johnny Johnston. Dallas Pugh will officiate. Christman, 3b. Hayworth, c.

Kramrer, p. Totals I 27 again kicked point. i- j- Moseley recovered Morgan fumble at lnen on tne 13tn wltr a Dirdie the Presbyterian 32. and the Bulldogs to close out the match, scored quickly despite two five-yard Tn the rhamninnshin rnnsnla- penalties. Captain Rutland got the Cnampionsnip COnSOia touchdown on a nine-yard apurt through tion, Mrs.

Joe Horacek defeated Ihe middle and Bryan again kic ked the Mrs. Roy Bums, of Columbus, 6-5, Raines- Tumli" pass and ran it back to the p. c. 4i. i Mrs.

C. D. Fields, 4-3. Mrs. Hora-IfJL Jhe Athens freshman cek and Mrs.

Tumlin will play the carried to the 1 J. C. Crawford. Lane. Dick Siegle.

Wallace Nix. Mathis. 3-2-1. Lillian Abbey, Dan Palmer, Mitchell, 5-5-4. Time.

2:07 'A, I fxm. 220 PACE. Horse, owner, driver and finish: Flippy Valo, M. B. Lamb.

Mitchell. 4-4-5. Little Jane, Frank Hamilton, Tierson, 3-3-3. Capt. Ebhs.

T. M. Head. Head. 2-2-2, Dick Erie.

C. D. Shine. Lane. 1-1-1.

Carl's Happy Blending, T. J. Robinson, Mathis. 6-drawn. Shire Hanover.

W. W. Glasman, 3-5-4. Time. 2.0S, 2 OS.

SATURDAY'S ENTRIES. FREE-FOR-ALL PACE Horse, owner and driver. I.andis. Val Palmer. Lane.

Symbol Lewis, F. Hamilton, Pierson. Elaine Ahhy. F. Mitchell.

Weems. Svmbol Greer. C. E. Johnson.

Hamilton. Mack Hal. L. W. Manlev, Manley.

2:1 TROT Count de Halg. W. O. Pierson, Pierson. Sally Shine, C.

D. Shine. Lane. J. J.

F. Crawford. Mitchell. Lady Armstrong. J.

M. Cobb. Cobb. King Cole. M.

L. Phillips. Phillips. Sparky. Russell Pruitt.

Hicks. Tlpperarv. C. A. Todd Glassman.

Dick Siegle. Wallace Nix. Mathis. i-. rrom wnere Stan Miorir piuncM over for a inncMnwn kicked his firth straight extra point, io put the Bulldogs out In front, 35 to 0 at the half.

the next, and Joe Cobb galloped 29 yards for another. Ray ended the first half scoring with a 72- mike today. John Fulton, WGST's personable sports 'caster, will handle the Tech-North Carolina game for Atlanta listeners, but he won't have the, show to himself For, WATL, through the good graces of Mutual, will have the World Series, with the Browr3 and Cards playing a crucial game, and it looks like listeners will have to switch from one station to the other to pick up a little of this and a little of that. WSB and WAGA will have in-between games. Games from the midwest or the east and neither promise to pose anv competition for the WATL-WGST competition.

Of course, might he a few "furriners" in this territory who'd like to catch a smattering of their alma mater's game. These dialers will have to wait and see just what WSB and WAGA have to offer the games haven't been scheduled as far as we know Politicians pick the riarndest times to speak on the radio. Thomas E. Dewey, the G. O.

T. candidate, will air his views on this'er and that'er at p. m. today over WGST and at the same time WAGA will be offering Spotlight Bands and Guy Lnm-bardo's orchestra. Looks like the G.

O. could arrange an hour when their candidates could speak against a snow like "Ma Perkins," or "Vu. and Sade." then we wouldn't missing a thing in listening to him. The Boston Symphonv orches In the first flight, Mrs. Henry Hubbard and Mrs.

Warren Pollard will meet in the finals, Mrs. Hubbard having beaten Mrs. John Thurston, 4 2, while Mrs. W. F.

Wiedeman carried Mrs. Pollard 20 holes before losing out. This was the longest match of the tourney thus far. Bitted for Verban in 7th. KuBatted for Schmidt in 7th.

xxxBatted for Byerly in th. Cardinals 100 000 100 2 Browns 004 000 20x 6 RBI W. Cooper. McQuinn 2. Zarilla, Christman, Marion.

2B Gutteridge, McQuinn, W. Cooper. DP Marion and Sanders. ER Cardinala 0, Browns LB Cardinals t. Browns 6.

BB off Kramer 2 (Sanders, Bergamo) off Wilke 3. (Stephens, McQuinn, Hayworth) off Jurisch 1 (Stephens). SO by Kramer 10, (Kurowski, Marion, Wilks, Ssnders 2. Schmidt, Litwhiler 2, Hopp, Fallon) by Wilks, 3 (Gutteridge 2, Kram. er) by Schmidt 1 (Kramer) by Byerly 1 (Zarilla.) PITCHING SUMMARY.

Hits off Wilks, 5 hits 4 runs In 2 2-3 innings; Schmidt 1 hit 0 runs in 3 1-3; Jurisich 2 hits, 2 runs in 2-3; Byerly 0 hits, 0 runs in 1 1-3; wild pitches Schmidt; PB W. Cooper. LP Wilks. limps Dunn (N L). piste; Pipgrssa (A.

lb; Ser (N. 2b: McGowan (A. L), 3b. Time, 2:19. 14,.

73; paid. yard dash. Ray scored again in the third quarter, going over from six yards out. Porter Payne bulled through the middle for five yards and the first fourth-quarter score and Billy THIRD PERIOD. It took Georgia four and a half minutes Io score at the start of the second half.

P. C. kicked off short and the Bulldogs started trom their own 37. Billy Kutland 22-yard run. McCall'a 16-yard pass to Carlso Phillips and Rutland 16-yard dash over the goal line featured the drive.

Bryan kicked the point, his seventh straight. Tho Bulldogs marched 50 yards or G. M. A. Humbles Morgan, 18 to 0 By RUSSELL MISGRAVE The G.

M. A. Cadets defeated Morgan school, of Petersburg, Tenn 18 to 0, on the Georgia Military Academy field last night tie up at Raleigh. Georgia lecn and North Carolina play here tomorrow in an interconference Struggle. Other games in the Southeast-em's area include Alabama vs.

Howard, Miss. State vs. Millsaps, Auburn vs. Fort Benning 4th In-fantrv. Kentucky vs.

Mich. State, Florida vs. Jacksonville Navy, Southwestern luisiana vs. Aiknn a Selman Field vs. I.

a. Winter intercepted a B. C. aerial nomer MRS. KELLY VS.

MRS. KEELER Mrs. L. H. Kelley and Mrs.

O. B. Keeler are in the finals of the first flight consolation, Mrs. Kelly and dashed 70 yards for the final i Decatur, tossing a 8-yard paa i iuo Harhaa for the score. Hi van kicked the tally.

point, to make Ihe score 4M to II. Ihe KM THE LINE. UPS compose) of Having wnn over lvirs. i. mine weoigla team waa third stringers.

nnvs' hic.m tun Po. mi tvctnf. licfiue an overflow crowd. G. M.

A. Hrrtrin l.r. Deposilo Normal. Miami vs. South hi olma.

looked meat, with Peterson going In the Southern Conference over from the three in the sec-area other games include Carson- ond quarter, Johnny Diaz dashing tlpchiirrh Ailman Utile T. Pope t.T RCJ FT RE QB l.H RH Henry, i 70 yards down the sideline to pay i Barrett Coleman Hernandes O'Hayer Slotin Cleary Keating Kilrov Whitfield Buttimer Newman vs. Emory and Garner. 1-up, 19 holes, and Mrs. Keeler defeating Mrs.

C. C. Sloan, 2-up. Mrs. Alvin Stratton was winner of the bobtail flight and Mrs.

C. R. Ward runner-up. In the mixed foursome competition held yesterday, Mr. and Mrs.

Morton Bright were the low gross winners with a fine 40-35 75, i inn Hlash Intercepted Raines' pass at the P. C. 40 and returned It to the 37, from whvre the Bulldogs scored In four plays, Nestorak plunging over from the nine. Bryan's try for the extra point was blocked after a bad pass from center. FOURTH PERIOD.

Bradberry climaxed a 46-yard march by scooting off left tackle for 25 yards and a touchdown. Bryan's kick was low and short and the Bulldogs led SI to 0. Colson intercepted Fairres' pass and ran it back to the P. C. 5 and on Ihe last play of the game.

McCall circled right end for a touchdown. Bryan missed Carolina Alumni Hold Meeting Here University of North Carolina grads, old and young, got together at Ihpir annual alumni dinnpr lact Commercial Loses To Gordon, 13-12 BARNESVTLLE, Oct. 6. The Gordon Institute football team rallied in sensational fashion here tonight, scoring two touchdowns in the final quarter to down Commercial High, of Atlanta, 13 to 12. Commercial pushed over a touchdown in each of the last two quarters, but the Gordon team came back to tally twice and kick one extra point for the narrow DuKe vs.

rv. i ir nil i unci icvviviiij; a iviiw io." Trotter Fort Benning 3rd Infantry and from Peterson on the G. M. A. 30 Ray Ton Monroe vs.

Richmond Air on a sleeper play on the first FB Cnnman "iorc SCORE BY PERIODS. 15 5B re at MVWiuiK nui enu noy Mign rf 13 T.ri:isiana State while Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horacek I nieht lh Atlanta Athletic- ri.ih nn a nmioie reverse irom live Scoring Touchdowns Fav Johnston. and after listening to a short talk Weaver, Cohh.

Payne, Winter. Kelly. ihe point and the final score was Georgia i shot 38-41 79, which with a ten stroke handicap gave them the low net of 69. yards out for the final score of the game. Guard Ingha intercepted a tw, Jr.

u. THE LINEUPS Hnuton, Texas; Virginia and est Virginia play at Charleston. W. Va and Arkansas and T. C.

U. meet at Fort Worth, completing Saturday's games. NINE Sl'NDAY GAMES tra, one of the top aggregations Pos. PRESBYTERIAN Morgan pass on the G. M.

A. 33-yard line late in the second quar 4 Wellmaker To Pitch Game Here Sunday ter and ran the ball back to the victory. Davis and King bucked kind in the nation, resumes over the Gordon scores, both from its all program over WAGA at the 1-yard line. King kicked what 7:30 tonight. Dr.

Serge Kous- Sunday games include Bain- Morgan 36 to start the Cadets on GEORGIA Bailey Castronis St. John Jarkura Reid Pers ach Wells McCall Perl Rutland Bryan their first touchdown march. A sevitsky will lead off as baton LE LT LG RG FT RE QB LH RH FB proved to be the winning point Carter Morrow Pearson Kavounls Ward Kleckley Raines Morgan Tyler Ivey by Bob Madry, Carolina publicist and mayor of Chapel Hill, decided that maybe the Tarheels wouldn't be plowed under by Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets this afternoon after all. Bob gave the large gathering a brief summary of the Tarheel season thus far and then concluded with the statement that the Chapel Hill eleven would give a good account of itself at Grant Field today. Bob said he was amazed that local bettors were giving Carolina and 35 or 38 points.

It series of line smashes put the ball on the 23-yard line from where Peterson passed to Ewing on the eight, and then swept around left end to the three-yard line. Peterson then smashed the center for the first touchdown. after the first score. Tharpe, Gordon halfback, suffered a broken leg in the fourth quarter. Score by periods: Gordon 0 0 0 13 Commercial 0 0 0 0 lj Score by periods bridge Navy vs.

Camp Lejeune, Bowman Field vs. Berry Field, Algiers Navy vs. Lagarde, Georgia Navv vs. Cherry Point Marines, Miami Navy vs. Fort Pierce Navy, Camp Perry vs.

Camp Lee, Gulf-port Navy vs. Gulfport Field, Maxwell Field vs. Kinston Marines and Charleston Coast Guard vs. Chatham Field. twirler.

Other eminent con-' ductors to appear during the sea-1 son include Richard Burgin, Leon-I ard Beyistein, Arthur Fiedler and George Szell. i I Louisville Wins Baseball Fans HIBB1NG, Oct. 6. VP) Hockey players are baseball fans, too, especially at World Series time. Prior to the opening of the series at St.

Louis Wednesday, the Chicago Blackhawks hockey team held two practice sessions daily as part of the training program. When the series opened, however, the schedule was revised with on drill which ends in time for the players to get radio reports of the series games. FOOTBALL RESULTS Leroy (Snooks) Wellmaker, regarded by many followers of Negro baseball as the best pitcher in the game today not excepting Satchel Paige, will be on the mound for the Atlanta Black Crackers in the first game of their double-header at Ponce de Leon Park Sunday afternoon which begins at 2:30 p. m. Henry Lewis' All Stars will be the Black Cracker foe.

Wellmaker is a native of Atlanta and pitched the past season for the Homestead Grays, who won the Negro world series by THE LINEUPS (' MORGAN Pn. 1 18; Georgia 14 10 20 1267 Presbyterian 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring Touchdowns: Perl 2. Rutland 2, Nestorak 2, Moseley, Barbas. Bradberry. McCall.

Point after touchdown, Bryan 7 iplacementsi. Referee William Coughlan iSewaneet: umpire T. B. Amis iGeorgia-Techi linesman H. D.

Perry (Auburn); Judge A. B. Galloway iFurmani. just didn't make sense to a man flianman Warle who had seen the Tarheels beat undPmdn "eas I LOUISVILLE. Oct.

6. JP Whorton Joe Johnson Eichelbercer Whatley Tom Brown BlBham Williams Brown Alex Cook G. M. A. Johnson Ingham Hunan Dalley Oljen Stuhhs Diaz Lee Sim IE IT LO RG BT OB LH RH North Carolina Preflight in a reg- MACON, Oct.

6. Jimmy The Louisville battery of Pitcher ulation practice scrimmage. Chapman, former sports editor of Jim Wilson and Catcher Fred Wal- "Spike" Saunders, alumni secre-: the Macon Telegraph, who edited ters shocked Baltimore's Orioles, tary. gave an interesting talk weekly newspaper in Valdosta 5-to-3, here tonight before 11.435 about what was going on at Chap- few years aco. is a bridegroom, of the faithful attending the jun- el Hill.

Lee Kirby, Charlotte ra-jNow in the United States Army ior world series opener. din announcer who will broadcast Air Forces, Chapman and Miss Bi'imre i. i ono iwt en.t the game today, also made a short Doris June Stewart were married kU? lo, talk. at Montclair, N. September 24.

Wilson. Simondi" i9 waiter. Presbyterian fi Dihman MVNGER INJl'RED PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6.

tP) 1'niversity of Pennsylvania's football casualty is Coach Geree Munper he aggravated a hack injury while playing touch fnrball with his seven-year-old sen. Midget Game Today The Mozley Park 100-pound midgets will play the G. M. A. La Hood FB Score hv periods: wmi.ms heating the Birmingham Black 12 is Barons in a five-game series.

In Georgia S7 Holy Cents 30 Drake 25 Wm. A. Mary 3 Lanier 1 Msryville 25 Lee (Jax) Temple Gustavus Adoiphus Hampden Sydney 0 Cnlumbua 15 Wsshhurn 0 Miami Edison 4 this series Wellmaker won G. M. A.

Morgan Scoring Touchdowns: Howerton. Dii. i two midgets at 10 o'clock at G. M. A.

i today. Peterson, of the games..