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EIGHT THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER 13 1941 Major Battles Hex! Saturday In Big Ten Loop Wadcot-Wolverine Gome Heads List BEST OF A BIG LOT Team 1 Michigan 1 lawn 0 Wisconsin 0 Ullnoln 0 Ohio State, Purdue and Indiana have not yet played a conference came. STANDINGS Pta-OPU 1 0 0 1 0 41 14 1 0 0 0 i 0 1 0 1 4 4 1 1 0 6 Chicago, Oct. 12-- --The first major explosion of the Western Conference gridiron season comes next Saturday i undefeated Michigan and Northwestern colliding at Evanston before a sell-out crowd of 48.000. That battle will relegate one of them Into the of beaten teams, if the game Isn't a tie. From the performance of ootn to date, the result appears to be a toss-up, although Northwestern will throw one of the strongest teams: In its history into the fray.

The! Wildcats are fortified with an excellent line and so many glittering backs that Head Coach Lynn Waldorf mutters to himself whenever he attempts to single one out for special mention. DeCorrevont Jilt. Stride That once nationally famous prep star. Bill DeCorrevont, seems to have hit his collegiate stride at last, DeCorrevont clinched Northwestern's 41 to 14 triumph over Wisconsin by displaying tremendous speed In getting away for a 49-yard punt return lor a third period touchdown. That spectacular dash featured an offensive which rolled up two more touchdowns.

DeCorrevont displayed i judgment in outmaneuvering Wisconsin's Mark Honking, who dived to tackle him on the 15 yard line. Tnjs sophomore ace. Otto Graham, who starred in 51 to 3 triumph over Kansas State a week gave another thrilling performance In scoring a pair of! markers. Floyd Chambers, Ike Kepford, George Benson, Don Claw- ion and another sophomore, Don Buffmlre, of Grand Rapids, took turns In sparking Northwestern's drives. Uses Reserves With the Important Michigan game ahead, Coach Waldorf shoved third string talent Into the gnme starting the fourth period to save his regulars.

He used 40 grldders In piling up the most one-sided score the series has produced since Wisconsin shut-out Northwestern, 37 to 0, 20 years ago. With a stoani roller offense. Bears Slaughter Cardinals 53-7 i yards, 237 by running and 376 i by Stage Early Parade The Bears began the parade the I first time they got possession of the ball, rumbling 49 yards with a 'steady ground Luekman Chicago, Oct. all-' sneaking through center for the conquering Chicago Bears slaught-! SCO re from the one. Dick Plas- ered their cross town rivals, the man's conversion was wide.

Cardinals, Sunday, 53 to 7, with the xhe Cardinals, 'who only last i most irresistible display of power held strong Greenbay to a I and speed of the National League one-point victory, then retaliated season. -with, their strongest scoring bid ex- The Bears amazed the crowd i us i ve of their one touchdown in 34,668 with the Precision and ver- the fourth. Marshall Goldberg and Display For 34,668 Fans Tops Pro Football atility, the first, the second and third teams rolling up and down the field with almost equal facility. The victory was the champions' third straight in the league race and left them unchallenged in the Western division. The Bears gained the almost increditable total of Purdue's Pilots Defy Obscurity Of Grid Guards Navy has a four-ocean football fleet, and Barnacle Bill Busik is its biggest gun on land and in the air.

Tribune Sports KOKOMO KOKOMO AREA NATIONAL St. Joe Needs Only One Win which didn't get under way until the last two periods, Michigan rolled over Pittsburgh, 40 to 0. op. sheer power. The game produced a potential star In Dave Nelson, who filled in a left half whenever the bruising Tom Kuzma needed a rest.

As proof that ho could rattle down gridiron. Nelson got away on a 51 yard touchdown gallop, which was nullified by a penalty, and later reeled off dashes of 49 and 28 yards, carrying the ball over for the final touchdown. Gophers Slow Down Minnesota, defending Big Ten champion, displayed its great power in smothering Illinois 34 to 6. The Gophers had complete command, scoring three touchdowns In the first period, and then mercifully slowing down tho speed of their attack by shooting 43 into the game, at frequent changes. Illinois was outweighed, out- manned and overmatched.

Before the Hllnl could ever reach the center of the field, Minnesota has registered five touchdowns. Pittsburgh engages the Gophers at Minneapolis next Saturday ant! tho result for the invaders probably will bo disasterous. Wisconsin battles Iowa at Iowa City and the Badgers can play as well against the Hawkcycs as it performed against Northwestern in the first period, the lowans will face a tough afternoon. Illinois will play a foe more In its own class in meeting Drake at Champaign. Ohio State and Purdue open their "Big Ten" competition at Columbus, while Indiana Invades Lincoln for a battle with the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

Pumas Expected To Grab Share '41 Conference Title Indianapolis, Oct. 12. St. Joseph's college's Pumas today are within one victory of at least a share of the Indiana Conference football championship and if they fall to reach the promised land it will be one of the season's major' upsets in this state. The Pumas, coached by Joe rjien- hart, marked up their second league victory Saturday by beating previously undefeated Central 20 to 0.

Starting next Saturday i they'll be engaged! in non-confer-j ence games until Thanksgiving.Day when they take on a weak Valparaiso outfit. As usual, it was Varini and Nick Scollard who sparked the Puma victory Saturday. Varini scored two touchdowns and he and Scollard now have played every minute of all of St. Joe's four games this season. DePauw and Rose Poly maintained their places in a first position tic with the Pumas but the defeat by St.

Joe knocked Central Normal out of the top spot. DePauw was none too impressive In beating a Hanover team which still isn't on. speaking terms with the goal line. The score was 14 to 0 to repulse carried to games, total points and opponents' points: Team Conference Girota All Games TP OP i Lafayette, Oct. Melton ana Jim Miller.

co-captains of Purdue's, combination which faces uous assignment in its 12--Tom Ray club Mallouf drove the south side to the Bears' 14, but Danny stren- Western Conference opener with Ohio State at Columbus next Saturday, have defied the obscurity which is usually the fate of a guard on. a football team. The sturdy Boilermaker veterans, generally regarded as the best pair of guards in the Western Conference Big Nine, although duly impressed by the Buckeyes' 33-0 victory over Southern California, are primed for a supreme effort to Fortmann nipped this bid when he intercepted Mallouf's pass on the five. Luekman Passes Harry Clark an-d Norman Standlee took care of the running attack and Luekman connected for two passes to cover 79 yards. Luekman then tossed a pass to Ken Kavanaugh in the end zone and Bob Snyder place kicked the point.

After the Cardinals, practically helpless against the fast Bear forwards, had punted, the Bears scored again on the first play. George McAfee was trapped on a pass play, but he eluded the tacklers and zigzagged 59 yards to a touchdown. scrappy Lee Artoe added the point from gridiron placement Reserves Effective The reserves were just as effec- even 17-14 up matters for last loss as a result of DePauw Rose Poly St. Joseph's Indiana State Manchester Butler Centni! Normal Wnbunli Franklin W. L.

T. W. L. T. 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 7 2 0 0 3 Hanover 1 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 ...1 .1 ...0 .0 ...0 ...0 ...0 1 0 2 2 2 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 year's field goal kicked in the final seconds of play by Charlie Maag, later discovered to have been an ineligible player.

Incidentally, Melton, co-pilot now may be a real pilot before many months have passed. Called the "best guard of the year" by Eddie Anderson, of Iowa, last season, Tommy recently enlisted in the U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps and expects to be called for active training about Feb. 1.

Melton is the slashing 1 type of guard to whom every play is the game, and specializes in breaking through the line to stop opposing ball carriers before they can gather tive. Young: Bussy passed to Bob Nowaskey for 40 yards and, the fourth touchdown in the second period and a few minutes later passed 38 yards to Kavanaugh who stepped across the goal for the fifth tally. Artoe missed a field goal from the 35 in the third period, but the Cards were bottled up and punted, the Bears taking over again on the Cardinal 44. On the first play Luekman passed 29 yards to Johnny Siegal, who ran the remaining 15 to score. The Card attack stalled again after the kickoff and Mallouf punted to McAfee, who again danced in and around the Cards for 74 yards and another touchdown.

Cardinals Score The final Bear touchdown came on a 53-yard pass gain from Ray Nolting to Bob Swisher, the receiver running the last 20 yards. The Cards finally dented the Bear defense midway of the last period with a 47-yard march. Goldberg sparked the attack to the 17 and John Martin raced through center for the touchdown and Bill Daddio place kicked the point. Cardinals momentum. His ability to break jDewell and the Tigers had Panther drives which Muncie Citizens Tie Indianapolis Firemen In League Playoff Muncie, Oct.

12--(ff)--The Muncie Citizens beat the Indianapolis Firemen Sunday, 7 to 5, to square the Indiana-Ohio baseball league series. Each club has won two games. The deciding game will be played here next Sunday. Score: Indianapolis 000 030 002--5 11 Muncie 000 410 02x--7 10 Twigg'and B. Wyss; Bildilli and DecXenbach.

Army Will Induct Professional Gridder Detroit. Oct. F. Obee, substitute center of the Detroit Lions professional football team, will he inducted into the army tomorrow under the selective act Obee, 22 years old and weighing 202 pounds, came to the Lions this season from the University of Dayton. the one and then the two-yard lines before getting the triumph.

Earl Michaels and Freshman Ed McGovcrn performed brilliantly to lead Rose Poly to a 20 to 2 triumph over a crippled Evansvillc team. Michaels passed to two touchdowns and McGovern sprinted 57 yards for the other Engineer marker. Manchester, clinging desperately to an almost forlorn hope of retaining its share of the conference championship, turned back Valparaiso, 26 to 7, without the use of a single forward pass. The Spartans now have one league victory and tie. Indiana State, also hanging on the ragged edg-e because of a tie, had to battle all the way to nose out Franklin, 6 to 0.

Wabash, beaten by Rose Poly in its first league start, broke into the conference victory column on the strength of a last quarter drive which produced two touchdowns and a 14 to 6 triumph over Earlham. Butler, loser of its first three games this season, showed some signs of coming out of its lethargy Friday night by beating Ball State, 13 to 6, on two long touchdown runs Foolball Scores-- STATE COLLEGE Notre Dame. Georgia Tech, 0. Texas Christian. 20: Indiana.

14. St. Joseph's, 20 Central Normal, 0. UePauw, 14 Hanover, 0. Wabash, EaHham.

6. Rose Poly. 20; Evansville, 2. Manchester, 26 Valparaiso, 7. Indiana State, 6 Franklin, 0.

OTHER COLLEGES Alabama, 6 Howard, 0. Amherst, 33: Bowdoin, 6. Army, 27; Virginia Military, 20. Baylor. 20 Arkansas.

7. Boston 17 Upuala, 0. Brown. 14; Rhode Island, 7. Cincinnati, 37 Wayne.

0. Colby. 13 Vermont. 0. Columbia, 21 Princeton, 0.

Cornell, 7 Harvard, 0. Dartmouth, 18; Colfatc, 6. Dubuque. 18 Iowa Wcsleyan, 2. Duke, SO; Maryland.

0. Fordham, 27 North Carolina. 14. Crinncll, 12 Knox, 0. Lock Haven 13; Slippery Rock, 0.

LoniB, 13 Central Iowa, 6. Luther, 20 St. Olaf, 0. Marietta, Mt. Union, 6.

Marshall. 33; Toledo, 7. Michigan, 40 Pittsburgh. 0. Michigan State.

13: Marauette. 7. Michigan Tech, 14 Northern 0. Minnesota, 34 Illinois, 6. Missouri.

35 Kansas State. 0. Missouri Valley, 26 Culver-Stockton, 0. Monmouth. 14 Coe, 6.

Morehead 26 Elkins, 7. Navy, 41 Lafayette, 2. Nebraska, 32 Kansas, 0. North Central, 13 Wheaton. 0.

North Dakota. 14 South Dakota, 7. Northwestern, 41 Wisconsin, 14. Norwich, .20 Massachusetts, 0. Ohio 20; Western Kentucky, 7.

Oreson, 20 Southern California, 6. Orezon 10: Stanford, 0. Westminster, 20 Hiram, 0. Parsons, 40 Carthage, 0. Pennsylvania, 28 Yale, 33.

Penn State. 27 Bucknell. 13. Kice, 10; Tulane. 9.

Rochester. 13 Kenyon, 0. Rutgers. 16 Lehigh, 6. Santa Clara, 13 California, 0.

Sewanee, 7 Davidson, 0. Southern Methodist, 34: Pacific through the line paid dividends in the victory over Pittsburgh as he 4 7 1 cleanly blocked one punt and recovered another fumble behind the line of scrimmage. Miller, more of the "iron-man' 1 hand-fighting: type, played a total of 403 minutes out of a possible 480 last fall, a figure by Boris Dimancheff. The conference standing, showing records in league contests and all that was exceeded only by Capt. Hall Dave Ranking, All-American end.

leee, o. Col- 0. Swarthmore, 20: American, Syracuse, 6: Holy 0. Tennessee. 26 Dayton, 0.

Texas, 40: Oklahoma, 7, Texas AfSic. 49; New York 7. Trinity. 35: "Wooster, 0. Utah.

60 Wyoming, 6. Vanderbilt. 39: Kentucky, 15. "Washington, 23: Washington State, 13. "Washington and Jefferson.

7: Dickinson. 6. William and Mary. IS; Virginia Poly, 7. Williams, 3S Northeastern.

0. Wooster. 30; Denison, 2. Wofford. 13; Erakine.

6. Xavitr 12; Lcmoyne. 6. Concord, 13 Potomac State. 6.

Occidental, 13: Redlands. 0. Whittier, 14: Pomona, 6. Eureka, 13 Elmhurst, 7. Both boys have real football backgrounds.

Tom hails from Low- where his high school eleven was undefeated in his junior and senior years, while Jim is a product of Massillon, where he helped contribute to the success of Baker White Chisick Kuharich Babartsky Ivy Parker Goldberg Pos. FBr. 0 20 Mallouf Cardinals Bears Cardinals scoring: Martin (for Hall). touchdown -Daddio (placement) Bean Plasman Kolman Fortmann Turner Bray Artoe Siegal Luekman Clark! Famiglietti Standiee 0 0 7 7 13 14 6--53 Touchdown-Point (for Bull wins decision at rodeo in Madison Square Garden. Buttons Tonnick of Clarksville, decides this isn't exactly a pleasant way to make a living.

Freddie Cochrane Asks Manager Be Reinstated Threatens to Bolt Fight on Oct. 31 Summit, Oct. 12. Welterweight Champion Freddie (Red) Cochrane said today he had advised i the New York state athletic com- mission he will not go through with non-title bout against Ray Rob- I inson scheduled for Madison Square 1 Garden Oct. 31 unless manager, Willie Gilzenberg, is reinstated.

Cochrane came here Saturday to go into training for the bout at M. E. Bey's can! p. Gilzenberg was suspended for six months by the commission last Tuesday on the grounds he had ordered his fighter to "coast" during his one-sided victory the night before over Lew Jenkins. Cochrane said he had been informed the commission wanted him to sign new contracts for the Robinson bout but that he had wired the commission chairman.

Gen. John J. Phelan, that all his business affairs would have to be discussed with Gilzenberg. "Please be advised," his wire read, "that if my manager is not reinstated I will consider myself suspended along with him and will not go through with the fight on the 31st. The contract Willie Gilzenberg signed with (Promoter! Mike Jacobs is the only one I will honor on the 31st." Greentown Nine Wins County Championship after Ivy) Bears Scoring: Touchdowns-Paul Brown, elevated this fall to'Kavanaugh (for Plasman) Luckman, -McAfee 2, No.waskey (for Siegal), Siegal, Swisher (for Clark).

Points after touchdown--Lahar (for Bray), Snyder (for Clark), Maniac! (for Standiee) (placements). Substitutions: Cardinals--Ends, Coppage, Daddio, Evans; tackles-Beinor, Davis, Busier; guards -Higgins, Huffman, Lokanc; center the head coachship at Ohio State. Jimmy Wilburn Sets New World's Record For Dirt Speedways High Point, N. Oct. 12 Jimmy Wilburn, Portland, speedster, set a -new world's record for the 25-mile dirt-track race here today and won the Dixie Sprint championship of the National dirt- track circuit.

Wilburn drove 25 miles over High Point speedway's banked mile course at a speed of better than 100 miles an hour and finished ahead of the field in 15 minutes 38 and 42-100 seconds, more than two minutes under the old mark, set in Minneapolis by Gus Schrader. Previously, Wilburn had set a new track record of 35 and 87-100 seconds for a circuit of the track in the qualifying: round. St. Mary's Passes To 30-0 Victory San Francisco, Oct. 12 St.

Mary's passed brilliantly today to rout University of San Francisco, 30 to 0, before 18,000 fans. St. Mary's, a fumbling, punchless crew when losing to California two weeks ago, showed improvement behind the rifling shots of Podesto and his left halfback replacement Giusti. Durocher Unsigned New York--Leo Durocher returned to his home in St. Louis without having been offered another contract as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

--Apolskis; backs--Johnson, McCullough, Popovich, Martin, Clement, Zontini, Balazs. Bears: Ends--Kavanaugh, Wilson, Nowaskcy; tackles--Mihal, Federovitch: guards--Lahar, Forte, Baisi, Busso; centers--Matuza, Hughes; backs--McAfee, Swisher, Gallarneau, Osmanski, Nolting, Bussey, McLean, Maniaci, Snyder. New York, Oct. 12-- football league standings, results and schedule: Western Division W. L.

T. Pts. Opp. Clubs Chicago Bears 3 Green Bay 4 Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 Cardinals 0 126 108 62 38 40 82 109 58 91 Eastern Division New York 4 0 0 94 20 Washington 2 1 0 37 37 Brooklyn 2 2 0 45 53 Philadelphia i 1 3 0 23 71 Pittsburgh 4 0 51 88 Sunday's Results Green Bay, 30; Brooklyn 7. New York 16; Philadelphia 0.

Chicago Bears 53; Chicago Cardinals 7. Washington 24; Pittsburgh 20. Detroit 17; Cleveland 7. Next Sunday's Schedule Green Bay at Cleveland. Pittsburgh at New York.

Detroit at Chicago Bears. Chicago Cardinals at Brooklyn. Washington -at Philadelphia. $2 PARLAY $4,138,546.56 Suppose He Was Well? New York--Ernie Bonham, let down -with four hits in the world series clincher, hasn't really been healthy for two or three yean. He has a back ailment that somehow defies: accurate diagnosis.

McCarthy Loses Teeth New York--Joe McCarthy had 16 teeth pulled. They had beec both- erlng the manager of the Yankees for a long time. LEAVE IT TO BIFT runs i Starlike the longest "at, $46.30. ade S2 parley on WiU PaU to take the Missionary a i a a a Carroll Bierman up the sadle, third. Robertson rides six of seven winners.

Paul Pry is the shortest pricTa? $12 70 would have brought $4,138,546.56. at Prep School Gridder Sets New Record Rome, Oct. -A touchdown pass, bettering the listed collegiate record on an intercepted pass, was made by J. M. Culberson, Darlington prep school back.

B. H. Hutchinson, playing for Chicago against Wisconsin in 1916, and Luther Perrin, for Southwestern Louisiana Institute against Stephen Austin in 1934, are credited with 105- yard runs as the nation's longest pass interceptions in history. Culberson flagged a Duncan school pass a half yard inside the end zone andi galloped the yards to help beat Nashville, team Friday night, 32 to 6. Fort Wayne Race Won by Atlanta Stock Car Driver Fort Wayne, Oct.

Hall of Atlanta, won a KMap stock car race today on the "ive-eighths mile Fort Wayne speedway. Bug McPhearson of. Wanamaker, was second and jBill France of Daytona Beach, Fla third. Hall's time was 49 minutes 23 seconds. Elimination races were won by Hall, Al Swigart of New Castle and Chick Beverlin of Hammond.

Star Purdue Back Cracks Facial Bone Lafayette, Oct. 12--(ff)-The Purdue University football physician said today John veteran left halfback, a cracked facial bone and would be unable to play for at least two weeks. Galvin was hurt Saturday scrimmage against the fresh- nen. It was uncertain whether full- jack John Petty and right half- jack Marion (Red) Carter would be able to start against Ohio State next Saturday. Both were hurt in the Pittsburgh game.

Ervin Township Downed 13 to 3 At Highland Park; Cutting down all opposition with a relentless viciousness, the Greentown high school baseball club ended the 1941 fall season Friday afternoon at Highland park by whipping Ervin township 10-3 for the Howard i'county championship to keep the season's record spotless. Postponed from earlier in the month, the Grecntown-Ervin game was played as the climax to round robin tournaments in the East and West divisions of the Howard county conference. Greentown was the winner of the four-team Eastern Division and Ervin was titalist in the Western section's five-team competition. Both played their scheduled games without defeats. Friday afternoon the Greentown boys of Coach Earl Ervin marched through the Ervin boys with Cannon taking credit for the victory.

His hurling gave only six hits and fanned five. His support was outstanding, Kurtz and Loman in fine defensive perform- nces. Bennett, Ervin starting pitcher, was wild, leaving the hill in the sixth in. favor of Wolfe. Stepler's ong hit to right cleaned the bases send the starter to the bench.

Bennett walked eight and fanned four while Wolfe whiffed one and sent two to first. Both Cannon and Bennett hit batters. After Ervin took a 1-0 lead in the top the second, the Eastern champions slammed back in their half with a pair of runs to take the game in hand. Kelly was the outstanding batteryman for Ervin, working steadily behind the bat for losers and cutting down every Greentown try for stolen bases. In he- slammed out a long double in the eighth that went to the right field fence.

Pitcher Bennett also had a double. During the season the Greentown club Avon five games in the Howard conference and one with Clay of Miami. Indiana Heavy Team Wins World's Title In Pulling Contest Troy, Oct. heavyweight team, Dick and Jim, owned by Ulva Michael of Montpelier, won the world championship pulling trophy today by dragging a 6,000 pound retractable weight 17 feet. The winning pull was five feet better than that of the second place team owned by Dan A.

Arnold of Plainwell, Mich. The defending champion team of Dr. William Crall of Pioneer, finished third. The lightweight championship went to Bob and Jim, owned by Durlint Moyer of Greensfork. for pulling A 5,500.

pound weight 21 feet 4 inches. Second was the team owned by Floyd Weaver of Xenia, and third that entered by Dcwcy Henshaw of Winchester, Ind. Ervin Commissioner Landis' Condition Improved Petroakey, Oct. 12--(fl)-Dr. Dean C.

Burns tonight Baseball Commissioner M. Landis, suffering from bronchial pneumonia in Little Traverse hospital, was "considerably improved." The physician said Landis would be confined to the hospital for about .10. more days. He was brought here Friday from his summer-cottage' on Burt Lake after he had over-exerted himself on a hiking trip. Mohler, ss 4 Allen, Ib 4 Bob Oyler, cf 3 Kelly, 4 D.

Ellcr, If Champion Midget Race Driver Killed Thompson, Oct. Tony Willman, 37, of Milwaukee, national midget car dirt track champion of only 'one week, was killed today during a race when he was thrown into the path of another speeding car. Willman, whose wife was among the 12,000 spectators, was tosSed when the rear of his car apparently locked and the vehicle crashed into a guard rail with tremendous force. Miss Baseball There New York--Miss Baseball of Michigan was part and parcel oJ the world series. Winifred Slack of Grand Rapids was awarded the title by the Michigan Baseball League.

Robertson's winners Tough First Trip Boston--Joe Cronin of the Red Sox says Marius Russo, the Yankee southpaw, is a 1 to 10 shot to win the first time he pitches against any team. Left-Handed Passers New Haven--Yale has two left- handed passers, Jack Ferguson and Tim Hoopes. AB II Bennett, 3 Anderson, 3b 4 K. Wolfe, 2b 3 Bob Ellor, rf 4 Totals 32 6 Greentown AB Saul, 2b 5 2 Shrock, 4 Stepler, rf 4 Kurtz, 3b 4 Cannon, 3 Wilson, Ib 3 Armstrong, If 3 Murphy, ss 3 Loman, cf 4 Indianapolis Race Driver Is Injured During Trial Runs Franklin, Oct. Harold Shaw of Indianapolis, 1941 champion of the Midwest Racing association, was injured critically today while warming up his car at Franklin automobile track.

Shaw, who was to have received the association's trophy in a ceremony before the race, was taken to Methodist hospital in Indianapolis with a broken arm, concussion and possible internal injuries. His car skidded and struck a water truck. Eddie Zalucki of Detroit won the feature race, with George Wctz- man of Detroit second and Mike Salay of South Bend third. Zalucki. Chick Smith of Frankfort.

and Paul Miller of Marion won 10- lap elimination sprints. Totals ....33 7 10 Ervin 010 000 200-- 3 6 Greentown 021 104 20x--10 7 Martinsville Golfer Wins Senior Title At French Lick French Lick, Oct. A. Kennedy of the Martinsville Country Club combined a 75 today with his 77 Saturday to win the annual tournament of the Indiana Seniors' Golf association on the French Lick Hill course. Kennedy's 152-stroke total for the 36 holes was 10 better than the card of second-place E.

S. Linville of the Indianapolis Highland club. Glen Sears of Anderson, who played all of his 36 holes today, shot an 83 and an SO for third place. Henry Simons of Highland, defending all around a i dropped the crown but won the class A title for golfers of 65 years and up. He carded 85-82--167.

J. V. Stout of Highland, with 186, led players from 60 to 65, and Linville's 162 was best among from 50 to 60. Qualitu 0 Marvels also Cost you less. AMERICA'S LEADING ECONOMY CIGARETTE fflRRVClS The Cigarette of Quality money.