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NDIAN COACH SEEKS NEW LINE STRENGTH SANTA CRUZ, Sept. New York to prepare for his mid- COLUMBUS, Ohio-Mike Kabe-Corbett of Fresno, training at the dleweight bout Nov. 18 with Fred 0hI State halfback and co-Elks club here, said he plans to Apostoll of San Francisco. Corbett jjffj Slaor ne Buck-leave In the middle of October for Is the guest here of Mallo Stagnaro. eves Sherman Grid Team Boasts 4 Lettermen BULLDOGS FACE POMONA J.

C. IN GAMETONIGHT Football Scrimmage Booked on Redlands Field; Santa Ana Stars in Backfield Jfcwjpeper fie Betimtiao Coutf, ENGLE SHIFTED TO TACKLE JOB FOR PASADENA Colton Boy Replaces Johnson In Lineup; Williams Gets Regular Guard Post Seeking greater line strength for his San Bernardino junior college eleven, Coach Doug Smythe has shifted Letterman Walt En- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1938 PAGE 11 POMONA ENTRIES By BILL ADAMS Throwing his University of Redlands Bulldogs into battle for the first time this Josephson 109 T. Carter 118 M. Griffin 112 Ovlop Puako Auntie Myrtle Four Aces Entrlei for today's racet at Pomona follow: TROTTING RACES FIRST RACE 2:22 trot, one heat, season, Coach Cecil Cush OOO Greenwood 11 SCHICK INJECTOR RAZOR Clear L. Fallon 118 man will lead with the eleven men generally tabbed THIRD RACE Six furlongs, 3-year SAME AS NOW SOU) IN DE LUXE SET FOR olds and up, claiming, purse $buo: for first string assignments Horse Jockey Wt Crystal Lover M.

L. Fallon 108 in the practice game against Pomona junior college Red A Sherman Institute eleven about which little is known will make its season's debut against San Bernardino high school on the Cards' gridiron tomorrow night. Under the direction of Coach "Egg" Ward, the Indians have been practicing two weeks. Four lettermen have returned to the Serman fold and Coach Ward has augmented these with a flock of veterans from last year's reserves to form his first team. TENTATIVE LINEUP Sherman's tentative starting lineup against the Cards probabiy will read as follows: Ends Jitchen and Brittaln, reserves last year.

Tackles Letterman Preacher and Pheland. Guards Letterman Howard and Celaya. Center Kanae. Quarterback Letterman Wit-son. Halfbacks Menta and Martinez.

Fullback Lettertrjan Cairo. Sherman is tackling an extensive schedule this season. Follow, ing the game with San Bernar-dino, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., incidentally, the Indians will meet Redlands high, Covina high, St. Agnes, Las Vegas, Pima and Phoenix, Ariz. Raiders tonight at Redlands Natures Dream D.

Meyer x105 Melody Lane J. Boucher 110 Little Stein E. Phillips 110 Patsy M. Griffin 110 Kai Shen L. Josephson 113 Bastion C.

Greenwood 113 Starlo A. Fermin 110 Heading the Bulldogs' backfield purse $300: Hore Driver Frank Watti McKinney R. Reeves Aunt Minnie E. M. Wilson Jean W.

B. Taylor Dell Direct J. H. MacMackin California Leaf W. R.

Steele De Ora Chimeg W. Crummer Al Guy Zombro C. J. Hansen Proman Aid G. H.

Parker SECOND RACE 2:07 trot, one heat, purse $400: Horse Driver Mr. Leon J. O. McVay Stellite Haldermnn Santa Margarita R. Reves Peter F.

W. R. Murphy Fez W. B. Taylor THIRD RACE 2:14 pace, California attack will be a transfer, Bias Mer- GENUINE SCHICK INJECTOR BLADES FOURTH RACE Six furlongs, 3 year-olds and up, claiming, purse ouu Horse Jockey Wt curio, shifty quarterback picked by fans as successor to Jimmy Blais-dell, while Dick Pazder, letterman back, will take the fullback position.

Two of Mercurio's colleagues Red Shalk M. L. Fallon 110 Proclivity J. Daniels x108 Polvos Pride G. Helton 113 Bon Boots E.

E. Phillips 11 from Santa Ana jaysee, Carl Lehn Model Dame C. E. Owens 10' hardt and Walter Opp, will round LIFEBUOY SHAVING CREAM May Rap G. Greenwood 110 Rickey Roo C.

Turk 113 gle from guard to tackle. Engle, a Colton boy, will replace Roger Johnson, 207-pound freshman from San Bernardino high, who started the season as regular tackle. Engle's Job at guard will be taken over by Bill Williams, another letterman, who has been alternating with the Colton boy In that position, ALTERNATE JOB Engle played as alternate to Tackle Jimmy Sims of last year's championship team. It was a thankless job for Sims was a 60-minute player. However, Engle picked up quite a few grid tricks from Sims and Coach Smythe feels his experience may prove advantageous to the Braves in the tackle spot.

He was shifted to guard at the start of this season. The shift of Engle from guard to tackle will not weaken the guard hole, for Williams is playing a hangup game. Williams, incidentally, does the kicking off for the Indians. NEW WING MAN One new player joined the Braves this week when Don Trust, 155-pound end from Lerzinger high school, Inglewood, donned a uni 25 out the backfield quartet. TRANSFER CONNECTS FII-TH RACE Mile and a sixteenth EXACTLY THE SAME SIZE TUBE USUALLY SOLD FOR 3-year-olds and up, purse The line will center around Roy $suo: Horse Jockey Wt Hill, transfer center from River side, while most of his mates will be veterans.

Cecil Cushman Jr, Billy Bagg R. Sperry 116 Bright Knot T. Malear 116 Havana J. Martin 108 Penchen C. E.

Owens 108 High Sun J. Martin 116 Porlezza L. Josephson 108 Gay Manners W. Moran 116 Very French T. Carter 116 Chillalee N.

L. Pierson 116 Pegem E. Phillips 116 SIXTH RACE Five and one-half foals, one heat, purse 100: Horse Driver Borden Day W. Landucci Last Chance C. J.

Hansen Pegasus Dick E. C. McClimans B. Express J. Haldeman Logan Montgomery J.

Yoder Coleen J. P. Quinn Hollywood Jack J. Lazenby Abbe W. R.

Murphy FOURTH RACE 2:12 pace, one heat, purse $400: Horse Driver Chuck Vonian W. B. Taylor Lyda Woollen C. A. Witt Eddie C.

Grattan W. Dennis Royal Gale J. Yoder El Venado H. Rutheford H. A.

Tice J. Ccideburg Jerry Patch C. J. Hansen Evening Sun J. Haldeman Broncho R.

Reeves RUNNING RACES FIRST RACE Six furlongs, maiden, and Henry Romo, both lettermen, will start at ends, while Bill Reim-ers and Calvin Krienke will take over the tackle jobs. Guards will MEN, for new shaving comfort and convenience, here's the "buy" of the year. Lifebuoy Shaving Cream, with its mild super-moist lather, softens the toughest whiskers in a hurry soothes tender skin. And the remarkable Schick In ector Razor carries a patented protective Guide Bar that smooths out the skin prevents painful nicks and scrapes. The handy Injector changes blades automatically one quick push-anoV pull does the trick.

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Fermin 104 Norway Nell N. L. Pierson 115 Marquette Sailing Into Rough Season MILWAUKEE, Sept. 21. If there is anything in a name, Marquette university is for anything but smooth-sailing this fall.

From the football menagerie will come such Marquette opponents as the Wisconsin Badgers, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Kansas State Wildcats, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, and Arizona Wildcats. Also included are the Iowa State Cyclones, Michigan State Spartans, and Texas Tech Red Raiders, or Matadors. fullback, will take a tackle posi bBtibbling Spray C. E. Owen 108 MENIT THE BUY OF A LIFETIME.

YOU'LL GET THE SMOOTHEST SHAVES tion when he returns next week, going into the backfield only for special kick and pass plays. EVER WITH A GENUINE SCHICK RAZOR) Charing No boy 106 cNaperton C. Greenwood 107 aCrystal Lou M. L. Fallon 116 cKayel C.

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Noddy Daniels x106 Mildred E. Phillips 109 Miss Judy No boy x103 Little Amazon C. Greenwood 106 Bubbling Queen M. Griffin 106 Ribbon Clerk M. L.

Fallon 106 Veracious L. Josephson 114 Bonlfier J. Boucher 109 Bedford Drive J. Daniels x107 Crystal Pool W. Moran 114 SECOND RACE Six furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, purse $500: Horse Jockey Wt.

Troubadora N. L. Pierson 112 Bart Omar J. Boucher 112 McCounsellor W. Moran 115 Jacumba J.

Martin 115 only other shift to appear to date was the transfer of Walter Wohlhcter, 230-pound junior letter- form. Experienced and fast, Trust should prove valuable to San Bernardino's wing situation. In preparation for tomorrow night's clash with Pasadena in the Rose Bowl, Coach Smythe sent his men through an hour and a half scrimmage Tuesday afternoon. The players came through without injury and Smythe expects his team to be ready for the Pasadena game. Pasadena beat Santa Ana, Eastern conference co-champions, 31-19, last week.

AND LIFEBUOY SHAVING CREAM btable entry, C. Putnam entry. SEVENTH RACE One and one-slx man, from tackle to guard. Harry Nicholson, letterman guard teenth miles, 3-year-olds and up, claim ing, Purse $600; 4 is the only regular who may not Horse Jockey Wt Supreme Court L. Pierson 113 see action tonight.

A sprained knee might keep the veteran Bulldog Game o'Doon C. Turk 11b Chartres Varner 115 Flashinpan No boy 104 piayer out or action. Little Lad J. Malloy 115 MORNING SUN INFORMATION DIRECTORY "BUY IT IN SAN BERNARDINO" Miss Ladybug D. Meyer x105 Look Out Below J.

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Their duties are to take care of all desk By FRANCIS J. POWERS (Inurnuiontl Newi Serrlot Sports Writer) CHICAGO, Sept. 21 If Michael Enloh does his bounden duty by the University of Iowa football team, those Hawkeyes may prove the surprise entry of the Western conference season. Ira Irl Tubbs anticipates no championship in his second season on the banks of the Iowa but with loglo predicts an improvement on the one-seven record of last year. Mike Enich, who, to forestall all punsters makes ground by the acre, Is scheduled to supply the power lacking last fall when Iowa lost hard fought games by a field goal and one or two touchdowns.

Michael is well constructed for the task of full backing. Of Serbian parentage and out of Boone, Enich is bull necked, barrel chested and 212 pounds over a six foot chassis. Enich also may draw the assignment of calling plays, which is a tribute to his upper story. Veterans may not be numerous in the Iowa lineup, once the season is under way, so fine is the sophomore talent Of course Nile Kin-nick the great passer and kicker will be at quarter and fast stepping Jack Eicherly at left half. Erwin Prasse is an end fixture but the "A distinctive service to fit every purse." Day and night ambulance service.

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5, Oregon at Eugene; Nov. 12, Washington State at Moscow; Nov. 19, Utah State at Ogden; and Nov. 24, Utah university at Salt Lake. The Vandals and Montana are "associate" members of the Pacific Coast conference.

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Ted Bank, who guides University of Idaho's football destinies, is brewing what he hopes Is a surprise for his Pacific Coast conference rivals and other foes in the football wars this season. Up here on the Moscow campus Bank Is working with a squad of 20 lettermen and 19 other candidates, preparing for the school's toughest schedule, which Includes games with five members of the Coast conference. Other games are with lntermountaln area rivals and an Interscctlonal clash with North Dakota State. The former Tulane coach has indicated that this is the year Idaho emerges from the setup class and enters the upset department For three seasons he has been building up to this moment and he doesn't expect to be disappointed. One upset will be fine, two glorious and three something to put up a monument about.

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