Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 19

NODE Frankly Speaking Friday night, and put on your shock absorbers. After the earthquakes, and resultant shocks of. last Saturday, all seismographic readings are carefully noted by John Q. Fan. The so called experts of the football world, securely ensconced again On their pre fp diction seats have stated there won't be another Saturday like the famous October 15 there can't be! Acting on that information out goes the neck again.

John Harris i 1 1 i a ort. John Harris, i fl because Porky Thrush is Jerry Frock. way, and generally win. Managers For Volley Ball The CamD Curtin Nobe Frank still with 'em, and it's a home game. William Penn Sunbury.

Sun bury, in a close contest. Steelton Lancaster. Steelton scores in high fashion. Catholic AItoona. Too manyin juries for Catholic to overcome.

Altoona should win due to Catho he's casualty list. Harrisburg Academy Hershey Industrial. Still siding with Acad emy. Georgia Tech Auburn. After two close ones lost, Georgia Tech comes through.

Amherst Wesleyan. The Lord Jeffs in the first Little Three battle. Santa Clara Arkansas. Santa Clara continues its winning ways. Baylor Texas A.

M. This one goes to Baylor. Boston College Temple. Pop Warner takes one from Gil Do bie. California Washington.

Stub Allison's Bears to beat the Huskies. U. C. L. A.

Idaho. Idaho for this one. Southern California Stanford. In another fog, Stanford. Notre Dame Carnegie Tech.

In a tough game, Notre Dame Mississippi Centenary. Ole Miss for this lone. Colgate Iowa. Colgate travels afar to win this one, but does, Columbia Pennsylvania. A smart Columbia team defeats Penn.

Dartmouth Harvard. The In dian scalps Johnny Harvard. Michigan Yale. Eli won last week, but not this one. Michigan on rebound.

Detroit Villanova. One of the best in the east, Villanova should win. Dickinson Wash. Jeff. Stringing along with Williamson, it's Dickinson.

Fordham Oregon. The Rams ram home with a victory. Franklin and Marshall Gettysburg. In a close one, the Diplomats. Georgetown Manhattan.

I don't know why, but Georgetown. Georgia Holy Cross. Please be kind when I' take Georgia. Northwestern Illinois. The Wildcats trim, the Illini.

N. Y. U. Lafayette. Lafayette drops another one.

Lebanon Valley St. Joseph's. One in the minus column for Vanderbilt L. S. U.

I like Vanderbilt you better go along, T. C. U. Marquette. You're crazy it you don't take Texas Christian Syracuse Michigan.

Ray Syra cuse. Muhlenberg Ursinus. The Mules kick the opposition around Oklahoma Nebraska. Okla homa for my dough. Cornell Penn State.

The Big nea swings around the Lion, Purdue Wisconsin. Wisconsin takes another licking, Princeton Navy. The Tiger ciaws tne rar. Pitt Southern Methodist. Just another for the Panther.

Rice Texas. I'll keep picking xviue unui xney ao win one. Army Boston. Army guns too poweriui. And there they are.

mv frans and if you don't like 'em, do what me otners do, pick the ODDosite School Boys' Intra mural Volley nan league got under way this week and James R. Peifer, director of varsity athletics and intra mural supervisor, predicts one of the best intra mural sport years in the history of the Blue and White school. Each section has selected their volley ball players, section managers and are starting to battle for the semi champion and championship title goals in the Camp Curtin Inter section Volley Ball League. Section managers are: Charles Detweiler, Lyman Schoffstall, Alfred F. Dorner, John Cunningham, Everett Ashenfelder, Clarence Lewis, Fred Miller, Brentwood Shunk, Landis Stetler, John Bolash, Lawrence Hoak, John Moyer, Robert DeArman, Frank Greenawalt, Nick Dohick, Fred Williams.

Robert Flowers, Isiah Guyer, LaRue McFadden, Harry Hersh, Don Shettel, Kenneth Wire, Glenwood Peck, Walter Scott, Harry Loker, George Stewart, Teddy Imboden and Joseph POSTPONED AGAIN Gloucester, Oct. 21. (IP) A dying breeze yesterday robbed the American schooner Gertrude L. Thebaud, challenger for the international fishermen's trophy, of a victory over the Canadian defender, Captain Angus Walters' big salt banker Bluenose. as rive a School Teams See Action Thirty Six Teams Without Defeat Pick up a map of put your finger on almost any dot listing a community thereon and ybu'll have the scene of an above par high school football game to day or tomorrow intersectional contests and an nual meetings of traditional dis trict rivals vie for interest with games calculated td have impor tant bearing on conference cham pionsnips in the Keystone Slate's program of more ti.an 200 inter schoiasiic game this weekend.

At. least tnree dozen scnools sea titiea across the a late ooast teams whose record at the present halfway mark in the current season show nothing worse tnan a ue. At least two score otners have oniy one deieat marring their records. Other undefeated and untied teams meiuae Meadvilie, Hazle lon, Johnstown, Curwensvule, iiouidaysburg, bellwooa anu K.uipmont witn live victories eacn; wis town, oangor and Koaring bpring witn loiu inumphs; iaz aietn, Chambersburg, i'hoemx viile and xudiey iarK witn three Jessup with two and Duquesne, Ciautpn, McKeesport, Mt. Leb anon, iarentum, vVilmerding, Hurst, Derry aorougn, Glassport ana est New.

ern Teams undeleated but tied once inciuue Pottsvilie, Sunoury. Wil liamspori, maiana, Hersney, iine Strong Vincent, and Donora. Leading conference games this weekend pit Jessup, Eastern Con lerence leader, against Carbon dale; Sunbury, co leader of the Big Fifteen, against Harrisburg vViiliam Penn; trie Strong Vin cent, pace setter of tne Nortnwest ern Conference, aaainst Gettvs burg, and Mechanicsourg, South' Pennsylvania leader, against Gettysburg. Other important Con ference clashes involve Easton and Bethlehem, Clairton and McKees pert, Altoona and Jeannette, and uuDoii and Windber Wm. Penn On to Sunbury, is the battle cry at tne William Perm High School, with the Penn team facing Sunbury High School at that place tomorrow alternoon at 2.30.

While the Penn team is way out front in the 12 year series, win ning nine games, losing two and tying one, it looks like a tough alternoon for the Tigers tomor row. Penn started the game with lour new in the lineup against Meeiton, and at least one or two jQther new lads will be given a chance in the Sunbury Sourbeer is slated tc start at fullback where he has been practicing the" past week. He is a hard running back, and the coaches are expecting good results from this change. Floyd Mummert is again hors de combat with an injured rieht hand, and it may be that he will not see much action prior to the ihanksgivmg battle. With Cirillo, Snyder and Sour beer the Tiger backfield, only Bob Kutz remains of the bail carriers who played the first half of the season.

1 John Harris John Harris will attempt to keep its slate clean tomorrow afternoon when its football warriors meet Williamsport Fager Field at 2.30 o'clock in an important East Central Conference game. Coach Rote's eleven has won all of its conference games so far this season with the 'exception of Bethlehem, which game resulted in a scoreless tie. Coach Purcell's Billtowners have almost an identical record only they have played three conference tilts instead of four. They won two of these and tied with Sunbury 6 6. The game tomorrow afternoon will be an important contest for both teams inasmuch as there is very little difference between the two in the league standing at the present time.

The upriver combination has been reported as a very fast and snappy aggregation well trained by the aerial route in smooth passing. Steelton Coach Nels Hoffman polished. his Steamroller gridiron machine yesieraay alternoon in prepara tion for. the invading Lancaster High School team tomorrow on Steel ton's Cottage Hill Field. A short, snappy signal drill fol lowing a skull session where the offense and defense of the Red Rose Club was outlined by Coaches Hoffman and Charlie Hoy found the Blue and White srjuad in excellent shape and primed for its second Bie Fifteen test.

Preparing for. any kind of weather, the squad left the warm, dry field house and splashed up and down the field executing their ays with machine like precision the heavy downpour failed to dampen their enthusiasm. The game is scheduled for 2.30 'clock. Officials announced by 'acuity Manager Guy A. Koons will be: W.

E. Nitrauer. referee: A. Doremus, umpire, and C. A.

Ambrose, head linesman. Catholic High Catholic High School will play host to Altoona Catholic this The Altoona warriors will ar by special train this evening 6.30 o'clock, accompanied by the high school band. The visitors will be met at the station by a delegation of the Catholic High School Boosters Association together with the high school band, after which the entire group will parade to the football field. Coach Farina appears to have his bbyc in tip top shape, for this mportant game that means so much in the Catholic Conference, i Scholastic Games South Pennsylvania Conference Grid Race Mechanicsburg High School, defending champion, will attempt to retain its hold on first place in the Southern Pennsylvania Scholastic Conference football race when the Steel and Maroon grid ders oppose a well coached Get tysburg eleven at Mechanicsburg Saturday afternoon in the more important of the two league scraps to be held. In another conference fracas Dutch Eby's improved Carlisle combination will clash with Coach Brittain's Hershey outfit at Her shey in a game which will have no bearing on the standings of the first division clubs.

Snapper Rines' Chambersburg Blue Devils, the team that looks the toughest, will face a breather in Scotland Industrial School at Chambersburg in a non league tussle. Shippensburg's Greyhounds have an open Hanover tackles Columbia at Columbia to night under the floodlights, in a non league fuss. Mechanicsburg Gettysburg Leading the pack by fifty points, Coach Johnny Fredericks Mechanicsburg outfit needsa victory over Gettysburg to' retain its grip on first place in the schoolboy circuit but the Steel and Maroon warriors face their stiffest oppon ent to date in Gettysburg. Mechanicsburg's conference record is a tie with Hershey and a win over Hanover, while Gettys i burg dropped its only conflict to the powerful Chambersburg Blue Devils. Carlisle Hershey In what appears to be an evenly matched fight, Carlisle and Her shey will meet at Hershey in a contest which will have no effect on the standings of the first divi sion clubs.

Carlisle's league record to date shows one reversal while Hershey held Mechanicsburg to a scoreless tie in its only conference Carlisle lost one of its fleet backs this week because; of the P. I. A. A. age limit rule.

Paul Nicholson, a star back for nearly three years, played his final game against New Cumberland last Saturday and his loss is a severe blow to Coach Dutch Eby, whose re placement will be lightweight Jack Horn. Chambersburg The Chambersburg Blue Devils; high scoring football machine, roll ing up 118 points to 7 in tnree games, will meet what should be an easy club when the Blue and White eleven tackles Scotland Industrial School, at Chambersburg. Hanover The Hanover Niehthawks, stop ped by Mechanicsburg, 19 13 last week, hit the comeback trail to night when the Orange and Black eleven mvaaes iamuiuuu iu uniuc Woody Sponaugle's Columbia High eleven under the floodlights in an other non conference skirmisn. Bowling Tanks V. Basehore 198 2" 68fl Snyder 153 15 307.

Herr 154 R. Shirk ...179 169 157 50., R. Miller 189 182 144 495 Berman 153 148 144 445 Total 852 866 8762591 Indians H. Wagner 224 158 130 512 Burridge 168 163 R. Kreider 185 208 393 W.

Houser 159 181 168 483 H. Sheppler 163 191 142 49fi H. Miller 177 179 211 567. Total 908 852 Loy Baum Frye Kopp Lingle Total Phils .1.. 193 134 193 181 190 891 Red Sox Reigle 170 Crook 147 Mariano 171 Patrick 113 Slack 147 177 210 181 147 223 157 131 116 149 224 194 564 168 512 211 585 142 47(1' 170 583 938 8852714 169 496 471 122 40b 167, 429 198 569 Total 748 777 8492374 SEEK GAME The Rialto Football Club of Lancaster is in quest of a game for Sunday with a team from Harrisburg or vicinity for Sunday on a local gridiron.

The Lancaster aggregation averages about 175 pounds. Interested managers wire or phone Michael Demmisio, 444 North Water street. Lancaster. phone 2 6086. HARRIST3URG s2b TELEGRXFJ? FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 21, 1938 19 TODAY Harrisburg Academy at Hershey Industrial Altoona Catholic at Harrisburg Catholic William Penn Res.

vs. Camp Curtin (Fager Field) Duncannon at Lemoyne Lower Paxton at Juniata Joint High School (Mifflintown) Biglerville at Susquehanna Township Steelton Res. at Middletown Res. Williamstown High at John 'Harris Res. Waynesboro Jr.

High at Hanover Jr. High Camp Hill Res. at Highspire High TOMORROW Williamsport at John Harris High Lancaster at Steelton William Penn at Sunbury New Cumberland at Enola Hummelstown at Camp Hill Newport at Millersburg Mechanicsburg at Hershey High Lancaster Catholic at Middletown Elizabethtown at Ephrata Stevens Trade at Patton Trade (Elizabethtown) Scotland Orphan School at Chambersburg York at Reading Easton at Bethlehem Allen town at'Pottsville Carson Long and Tressler Meet Saturday, will mark an attempt by Carson Long to continue their winning streak in a game with Tressler Orphans' Home at New Bloomfield. Despite the loss of Howard Heidt, their flashy backfield mite, the cadets feel sure that their fourth straight victory is looming. Because of losing to Carson Long last year by a tricky play, Tressler Orphans'' Home will probably be in there with concentrated intent.

Captain Charles Taylor who has beeir changed from guard to tackle; Boettner who replaced Taylor's guard position; flashy ends; and a back field of J. Taylor, Imbt, Stube, Davies and Glauberg have a click that should show T. O. H. some flashy football.

This is Boettner's first year of varsity football he hails from Butler, Pa. His father was a captain in the famous Pennsylvania State Police of several years ago. Coach Noll has been training his men further in their passing and their aerial combination of Davies to Birckhead and LaPorte should mount the score The Carson Long Junior Varsity, today will share the gridiron with New Bloomfield's varsity squad. The Jayvee's greatest game, "it is usually one hard played and chockfull of surprises. CAPTAIN Captain Robert Brown, of Lebanon Valley College.

Brown, a resident of Lemoyne and a prod uct of the high school of that place, holds down an end berth. He was injured in the Moravian game but should be in shape for the Homecoming game with St. Joseph's College. Babe Through With Game New York, Oct. 21.

VP) To all intents and purposes, Babe Ruth is through with baseball and vice versa (at least for the time You hear talk and rumors that the big fellow quit coaching i job with the Brooklyn Dodgers to land another spot, possibly a man agerial berth in the American Association. But right now you can take the Babe's word for it, he has no immediate prospects of a return to the game he pulled lo million dollar heights, and which did the same for him. "Not me'," he said yesterday. nothing to those reports. "All I'm interested iu these days is hunting and fishing and maybe some more golf.

I'm going to do all the things a young guy does to keep from growing old." Of course, there's always the possibility that when' the major and minor league meetings roll 'round, or when the spring arrives with its call to another diamond campaign, the Babe may heed the "call of the wild." Acting on the theory that where there's smoke there's fire, he might land in Milwaukee, as has been hinted, or in Montreal, where Rabbit Maranville was fired last year, or it is even conceivable the big leagues can find a spot for the Bam." But when you talk to him as he gets ready for a trip into the woods with his rifle and his rod, you get the idea Ruth is holding nothing back. West Shore Rangers Meet Roamers A number pf new records will this week's program will set a set by the West Shore Polo new mark in chis respect Club teams Sunday when they participate in the round robin tournament with Carlisle' Polo Club on the Sports Writers' Day program at Camp Hill. Each year for the past four years, new season attendance rec ords have been set and this year. with three or four more games to go, the turnstiles must click less than one hundred times to break the old mark of 25.175. This is one record to go by the boards on Sunday.

Twentyfive home games is all the local club could play in past seasons but this year, that many games have already been played on the Camp Hill greensward and The Roamers last Sunday set! a new high mark in scoring for) a season when they pushed their total to 137 goals, five more than jthey scored last year. However, the Roamers have already played in 25 games this season, two more than they have ever played in one season before. Playing a stiffer schedule each year, the Rangers have dropped below their marks of 1936, their peak year when they played twenty eight games, scored 201 goals and won all but four of those tilts. The Rangers have no chance of winning twenty four games this year but the Roamers have already surpassed their pre DUCK BREECHES Rubberized Seat and Knee WOOL BREECHES HIKING SHOES Well Fitting 14 Inch SPORT BOOT Oil Tanned 10 inch Rubber Laced BOOT Heavy Duck Coat. $3 87 Breeches or Pants $1.69 Double scat and double knees, heavy weight.

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