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TUESDAY. OCTOEER 21, 1938 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE 15 College Football Records 40 HXTfROMTFCfl BUT AM South Uig Ten East I Iioh While at' Bob White "whistlfs" in the basement auditorium of the DPfcL building at 12:15 tomorrow as he again goes to those fixir touchdowns against Indiana, this time on film. It will be the weekly showing of the Ohio State movie, for Dayton and Montgomery county OSU alumni and friends. I INDIA ARM 1 1 ra AKT UKTtttS! I MINNI-OTA 1 21 WHltlillgtCJS 14 i I Pitt MIl.tPPI IT Mwmpin At. 27 Kentucky 21 Trinity 19 Titian Caroini 2 Pnn Ktat 14 Notr Dam 3 Northwaaiar 7 A l.linoia 241 XORTMWFfcTtRH TROY 16TIU DRAGOXS 19TII A.

P. POLL COLUMBUS, Oct. Ileie'i how 33 sport writers, 26 from newspapers and nine from radio television stations, rate Ohio's high sclnxil teams this week in the Associated Press poll. Shown are the first place votes in parentheses, the poll points on a 10-9-8 etc. voting basis, and the won-lost-tied and scoring; records.

A Virgin, i 2 HaiJ-tumrnim ALABAMA I LsU' e. Vsnderbflt j.i Furma I T.nneaae At III KM 11 fMntf jil Chattenungo KeotmHV 1 ij. TkH 1 Waan Atat 2 MARKiHAI.L a. etai Moranaad St. 24 W.

Michigan A Tolado Kaat SUtt) KtAV 14 Wm. Mary Boaton V. 2ft Miehiaaa Tuiana PICNI Pann mat 12 Dartmouth It Princaton Bru ah Nebraska MIV4. MMTHt.KN-j IIMOV IMV. La.

Teca 2 yiiucnuiMii 14 IS Trinity It Navy 24 24 Memphis It. a Vlrglnl 3i ill. bU Ptnn Wat 3t oLtt.bc 12 I i Btaniord 4) 4 i Slmneaottv 3 tit 45 Mlcliigaii 24 i OHIO AT ATE I 23 hllL 20 A 14 ITLA 11 1) Liuka 3i 13 Onto 8ta'4 12 20 Wllieola at I INDIANA I A Notre Dam 13 W. Va. 14 13 Iowa 14; I Oiuo Stat Ml IOWA IT TCU tl 13 A.

r. Acad. 13 34 Indiana ill 20 WiecunelB 20 MH HIGA 20 Sfiutliern Cal 14 13 Mien, btat 0 14 Navv 2d 24 Northweetarn 12 Wanhtngtoai 1 13 Mi i 19 Minola 11 tV Indiana A PIRIHE I 2A Nebraak 24 Ric 0 54 21 (I 20 21 CMTTtNOOOl Si Jaconili jj Aoliene Ch. It 4 Auburn JO A-ntm Pea Is Jkliddi Tenn. I II tllt.L A ewrwrry 1 lvitison A Wofford It 2 Uemyh.

CI. 2 Ml. AjTATE Hcranton 14 Homi 1 14 Hyrarm. II Tennessee- 11 19 Vtilanova 14 Memphis St. 21 Marquette Arkansas St 0 BKim.V 22 roi um oi a CAROIIV, WV.it 14 Car.

Watt) II1 Dartmouth 21 I'leninon 2ii 20 Penn Southern CaL 7 i Id Carolin A MlfkMII. 21 Maryland (I uconsin hi I It II 'i n. lull llsfOIX Mil HKIAM STATF. mm tjarofts can had is sy ityl match vnr Reus. WiracJ for altcrric 41 Perm A Army 40 Murquetl St Buatuo L.

i 27 I.CLA 6 12 20 Miami. Kia. 12 Marquett I 31 Punlu It low It? f.c423ng vai-v s-o-i i 511-1 mm Teama poll Pta. llaaaiiioa OS 20 Alliance i2i 223 Cley. rath.

I.af 5 11 Marlon Harding (4i lt4 Warren Hariluig (1) 120 Newark i2 112 Youniitown 1C 2 1M3 ui 0 Elvna Canton C. Cath. (01 4.1 14. Waahlngton C. H.

niaromna rr. mvfiK 32 Calllorn. 12 Munigan 22 Pitt 0 Purdu S2i recti 19 7 17 31 N. Carolina 14 Colgate SI Rutger 2 Virginia 14 I Wak Forest Hi niiniir m. A iir poinfd.

Wa gladly tjiva rfraet of stepla who fcavt boyqht front mi. btlitva yon cos buy bortor garago aiiywhtrt. FHA FINANCING NO MONEY DOWN WAIvlUU 0ffie thfio Ohio KFAYO.V Troy 2: 'Id. Dayton A A Wooster Fairmont S5; A I Urhana 12; I 22. Hamilton IV 30.

I)a ton Chaminarte, Upnntrfielil 1 1 fwso Virginia Msrvland 12 Vanderbilt fl Carotin 12 Virgini 11 tinnoia Bavtor 7 Notre Dam FLORID )l Tuiane 7 Mia. BUI SI. I'CLA Vanderblit RICHMOND 19', VirginiA 1I 12 ravloo 11 i VMI I 12 Rill.er IT Holy Crou ll Minneaota A MiehiRan At li W. Virginia PRIM fcTOS A Rutgera 43 ColumOiA 20 Penn 4U Colgate AVRAft 2t Boston Co. 13 Holy Cro 5 ('ornall 5 JS'abraska TEMPI.B It T) awar 1 Muhlenberg II Lafaylt Catholic 10.

fc.ai i ii in. a. min in' DAVE RAIMEY Ex Xenian Xow 'HOMECOMING' 1 Otterbem 13 I 14 Hpital A alariatt 20 MARityrr 19 2 W. Va Wea, 2 0 Wittenberg 14 Mt. Union AKRON; 111 Mt.

I ion ,1 I Muaklngum "I Id. WeaiejaB II Heidelberg 14 it Wouater M' 0 0 Wooater Id WUmingtoa I 0 Finolay S51 A Delmni 21 21 O. Northern 35 mt.DUIN W. 14 Kent Htat i New Have) 14 21 Wittenberg 33 28 Buffalo Wl Rl.lFFTOJf 0 It Taylor 2 Gau. Wash.

CAROLINA I Puke II Army 24 Lew fit 9 N. Carolina TF.NM.HhKE fl Auburn 1,1 Mia. St. C.eorgle Tteh It Alsbam Ji Hiram 0 Kenyon MIAMI 34 W. Michigan a Vuvti.f FLORIDA STATE 7 Rntrara 7 Bucknail Pnoi aton rol.lMBIA II Brown I Princatoa 13 Ysia 0 Harvard CORN ILL Coital 21 Harvard 0 FyraouMi Yal DARTMOITft 2ft Lalayau 13 Penn 20 Brown 1 Holy Crou HARVARD 1 Buffalo 14 Corn!) 20 l.hlb 2 CMumlXA Si 1 enn.

TecA 35 Kent fit at 4 VILLANOVA 2 Wet Cheater VMI 21 Bmtot) Coll, 7 Detroit Wak Forreat 14 Ohio V. MT. IMOX A Akrort 1" Roosevelt Regains Brilliant Raimey By JIM FEKGi'SOV, Dally News SpnrtA riter 42 Kiirmsn .1 Ga. Twh 17 Wake Forest 11 Georgia Va. Tech GFOROtA Tegae 14 Vanderhttt 14 Carolina, JA riortda SU Heidelberg 17 Cnpital 1 FT VIROLNXV Nurther ii 34 iwianc Aii Richmond A 42 Wliminatoa XVfc a.

)f i TTI.ANE 14 Ftortaa 20 Taxaa 0 Ja. Tarh Miaslacuipt It Navy YODFRBII.T 11 21 0 Alabama 'lemon 42 Findmy 3u ROW UNO f.RF KN 15 20 Wtrhlla 14 27 Lovxbourn A 25 Davton 0 10 West. Mltb. 14 Oklahoma 12 Indiana Homo u. i Pitt YAI.F fonnetlicut 29 Bron 0 'oiumbta 1 Cornell r- siarietr O.

Wesievaa Wittenberg MIShlNOl.lt 11 Geneva 7 Akrnn DeiiisuA 41 inolsy o5 Capital oiimi in 19 Hirnm 21 Swarthmor 12 otterliem 0 O. Wesleyan HoLVCROM J1 Pitt 14 vracu It Dartmouth 31 Toledo 1 TF.CH ft Kentucky 1.1 Kia. Stat 3 14 Tulan 0 SI Tenneeae 7 Auburn tt our, wish. Detroit 21 Jl Forms Richmond. 26 13 12 iS IT'S THE unexpected pleasures that are the sweetest, so Roosevelt football coach Ray Pelfrey must feel today a 'little like a guy who just won the Irish Sweepstakes, or at least a coach's version of it.

is i For Pelfrey had the pleasant- but will be used at right AF. 7 vV'syne 8t. 1) Wash. A Jeff, 12 21 A Wayne St. Southwest oiiio northern est of surprises waiting for him.

'ttfton tl'ITtL A Mt. 15 Hiram I Kenyon A Muskingum field yesterday athlete named practice brilliant On the as a "Gaze into this crystal and see the future" "The day of the old-fashioned martini is done. The crystal shimmers, and I see a new-fashioned martini. I see an olive, a lemon peel, an onion frolicking in a happy spirit. But hold! The crystal spells a name: S-E-A-G-R-A M'S.

A message: "91 proof Seagram's gin is thefirst improved gin in three hundred years. The one gin where smoothness consorts with dryness. The gin that never hurries to the bottle. The gin that made the martini glad was born." SEAGRAM'S GOLDEN GIN Now 9i proof at no increase in prict 53 24 Wilmington 15 Wavnesburg 18 Ashland oiiio r. 3 Youngstown RFNTCCKT Hi Hawaii 11 oeorgt Tach fl Mliamaippt ST li Anburn L3U 1, F.NTR VI T.tTK londa HRf.lMA 11 rifinaon So 1.1 nuke 1-J 14 Cur Kt 11 Vlrelnia Tech li 4) Army 35 VMI Vorahaad It.

SI 33 Villanova 13 Richmond Wary 13 Tampa 12 VIKt.lMA TKC 2 W. TalK Rt. 12 a Wak Knraat 13, 27 Hm A Mary IS 22 Virginia 13 0 Florida St. 28 W4.KF. FOREST 34 0 13 Viriima Tach a.

12 7 Dame Pkamey who just happens to be a whale of a football player, P.aimey has been doing his half Thursday if he can learn the plays in time. UIAMINADE'S Dob Heckman, catching three touchdown passes from Jack Unverferth, boosted his individual scoring lead among city league players last weekend to 14 points. The leading scorers, with games played in parenthesis: 2H Hanchester i 13 Va. St. A IS Kentucky St inllsAA ST 13 1,3 Toledo a Kent It 27 Davton tl ID Miami 14 OHIO WF.M.F.s xN it 1 Rica 11 27 12 21 1 24 14 I 12 I I 0 i It I 20 i 20 35 Kslsmazoo 21 Hrtilelberg RR INS.VA A Bavior 14 r.ii 7 ret; A Texa All LOR 12 Arkansas 14 A Miami Puk 24 Teaj Tach 14 Tulsa 7 Bsvlor LKU 14 Anr At 0 Miisiss.ppl Ilkl.AHOM A 47 W.

Virginia A Oregon 14 Texai 43 Kansat 34 1 13 Akron Mil THFRV MITHollT 2A Ohio Stat A Notre Dam 32 Missouri 7 Ric TF.XAA 11 Oeorgia 21 Tuiane 12 Texas Tch 1.1 Oklahoma 24 Arkansas Te.XAS AiM 14 Texas Tech 7 Houston 12 Missouri 14 Mary land TCU TFX riiKion.ty 42 Kansas 0 Iowa 12 Arkanssa 2 Texaa Trb 24 Texaa A if Tr.XAS TKCH 41 Mt. I'mon INTIN.NATI 14 I )x-(on 1H Wii htts 13 Houston 14 Xavier 12 Coil. Pacifie DAYTON A Cincinnati 13 Richmond 0 Bowling O. 9 Ohio 2d Louisville 24 Kia. 8taia 27 TD PAT TP 11 Alabama IK Hard -SimrB.

41 Miami li Kantuckf 101 lVII I lb T.iitara K. ToiPdft Murray 13 Dayton MARYMMI Wane Foraat 21 C. Stat rt Clamaon 10 Taxaa AAM 0 N. Carolina MIAMI Witeonaia 14 Havlor 0 L8L! 52 I to 14 12 25 27 13 A 19 34 13 Car. St.

7 Villanova WM. St MARY A Navy 1 Va Tch A VMI 13 N. C. Stat 4s Oberlin OTrt.RBtl.N A Kindlay 0 Denison Ken von 19 Oberlin 40 Hiram toi.f.do 19 F.astern Ky. A Ohio 13 Louiavill 12 Marshall IS Bowling G.

24 14 0 1 0 Heckmsn. Chsmina.ie day. Dunbar iSi Albers. Chflinlnade (6 I Smith. Col.

White) (61 I'niina. Belmont I Mfssiuer. Col. White 1 8 i Carter, Col. White ii I Sniiier.

W. Wright IKrauss, Col. Whit (6) starring so this season for Woodrow Wilson high school at Xenia's OSiSO Home. Just ho Pelfrey dtiesn't have tn "wake up" from thin "dream," school officials have already rlearetl the transfer through the office of the Ohio llih School Athletic association and Raimey has been cleared for immediate play, which means that he'll be with the TeddieA against Middle-town Thursday night. Pvaimey was a Roosevelt student as a freshman and for the first semester of his sophomore ninvNtE 'J I i Adrian Fini1i 0 Bluffton 12 Ashland 21 Wilmington 1 1 i'i 1 1 jv1" 1 7 4 4.

-ia 'w vVe i a i- I 'I I I 11 ftr jntli'in III Ml'itiWr Bavne. Col. White (4 iilements. Chaminade (6) 52 Bethany Buffalo 0 Lehigh Ml DFNlNO.V 27 Trinitv 14 Otterbeln 14 Muskingum I Wooster OKLAHOMA rvrb 31 Denver 21 N. Tex.

St, 43 Wichita IS Tulsa I Houatoa Kit UU 30 Stanford 0 Purdue 24 Arksnaa 13 8UU Crone, Chaminade Si ireton, Chaminade (bi Harden. Roosevelt (61 Mamsoff. Falrvlew (6t Northeutt, Kalrview (6) Jeter, Roosevelt (6i Jones, Dunbar (6i K. Smith. Dunbar (6) Sweet, Belmont Hi Terry.

W. Wright "Each worth two polnta. 15 Texaa A AM 32 W. Tex. bt, 7 Texa fl TCU I Baylor TII.A Hard-bimin.

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A solid 1ST pounds on a 5-10 frame, Raimey has been the spark on the Woodrow Wilson tram this fall, combining his size with tremendous speed. IV THE LAST five games, Si i Raimey has scored 12 touch- downs, seven of them on runs of si i more than 33 yards and plunged i r-ir tLrviivla ft4 itii irrvr1nitrri Trinen 41 PePauw Marietta 27 Heidelberg A Bald. -Wall. AS 41 1. Union tvoosTtn 19 Ashland 33 Kenyon A Ball Stal 27 Denison 20 Akron XtYIFR St Joeeoh 0 Kent ttat 20 Qusntlco 22 Miami A Cincinnati Detroit VOIM.STOWN $416 Cod No.

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afC. 9t PsOOF, DlSTllUQ OUT till, DlSTIlUD FROM AMERICAN GMIH. KF.NT STATE I avtrr A is; times tor a total oi is nomts. no TAKE HOME a CHEST! Ohio r. 20 New Haven 12 E.

Michigan 20 W. Kentucky si 21 P.sldwin-VV. 14 14 Ohio U- ft Miami 5 St 0 i 'Midwest was tne top ma Miami league scorer, Roosevelt track Giacla, tXide Norman should be wearing a happy expression on his face, too, as Raimey is equally brilliant in the cinder sport. And he plays basketball, too. Last spring, lie was a whirlwind In leading Wil 41 14 MARQl ETTK 19 D.

Mat 0 Wisconsin Penn Slat 13 Boston Coll. 37 i 20 nr. paiw Wittenberg i St. Joseph 16 Indiana St. 0 Valparaiso Bail itiite IIKTROIT 21 rleo.

Wasti. A AF Acaum. 2 (1 Viiliinov 31 Xavier F1KI IUM Franklin 7 N.ivv Pier 0 Taylor son to the state title for las A schools. He scored 17 of his ti-am'si 16 67 points by winning tlm 180 yard low hurdles and M101 Kl 9 Variiierbilt 11 MhIio 0 Tex-u A.M 19 SMC oi Kansas St. NKRRtxK 14 Penn Stat 0 Purdue Iowa Stat A Kansas St.

0 Syracuse OT F. DA.MI. 19 Indiana IOHV fcTATC 33 DrHke 14 Anrona A Kansits A Co.iwailo 14 SMI' 2 Army Duke rv 9- i the broad jump, placing sec-. ond in a 10-secontl flat UK), and anchoring the 8X0-yard relay team to (second place. This couldn't come at a better time for Pelfrey.

He lost his top running halfback, Norman Willis, with a broken arm last week and L. C. Snow came up with a broken finger at Columbus Sat-jurday and will miss this week's l( HIT 14 P.oai. 15 Cincinnati 12 (0i state Houston AN AS A Tec 0 Oregon St. 0 Colorado 7 Iowa suit 0 Oklahoma 42 12 31 11 4 I saxswexwaesssaxessssp.Hsa st'tsees11 'aanij swiaj'i MMissssaiiM '--l- '9 VV-.

fur 4 ri Uts ilSWHi Str 1' MAMMMafcJft(lAsiMMs4kM KtNt4 STATE I 17 yoming 14 1 3 Colorado 1.1 Ctnh Stat 2" 21 Nebraska a Raimey has been playing full- Missouri 3 1 Tffr West ACADtMV 0 ST Detroit ri low I Colorado St. 16 ORK.OV STtTF. southern Cal. 21 12 Kansas i 14 rci.A ii ii Wvi.mmg I' 20 Hati'i XHTH1RN- c.L. "sr So A 14 D4 (1 Orenon St.

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