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SECTION 2 Page Four Friday, OctoSer 14, 1943 ARIZONA DAILY SUN, Raorfaft, Ark iWMnii: IT WsitoDn IL DR. E. B. TOLLEFSON Optometrist 1 J- Eye Examinations Glasses Fitted Monte Vista Hotel Bldg. -Phone 332, 'flagstaff, Arizona Baseball Attendance Shows Slight Drop NEW YORK, Oct.

14 (AP) Major league baseball attendance dinned a slight 3 per cent from its record high of 1948 but unofficial fitruies show the 16 big league clubs still drew 20,312,327 customers during 19W; The New York Yankees weie high with The American league with 531 paid was off some 345,568, with Cleveland dropping 386,756 from its all-time record of a year ago. The decrease was 262,994 in the National where the unofficial total attendance was 9,507,796. Lions Hear ASC Coach Give Views On Grid Schedule We only play against 11 men, Coach Emil Ladyko of the Lumberjacks told members of the Lions club Thursday in explaining why the local college schedule includes many schools with enrollments several times larger than that of Arizona State. The coach pointed out that its the men on the field, not how many in the school, that count in a football field. He said several of the top teams of the nation represent schools with comparatively small emollmenls and play schools that have several times the total number of students.

Ladykos remarks came in response to a question during a discussion period at the Lions meeting when he was one of the chief speakers. In his talk he said that additional equipment would be a big help to the team here. In regard to material, he said that schools with higher scholastic requirements usually come to the front with good teams, as the players are actually interested in the game and dont believe themselves pros. Tulane Tussle Holds Grid Spotlight By JERRY LISKA SOUTH BEND, Oct. 14 (AP) The game of gridiron possum as played by Notre Dame and Tulane thus far this season will end abruptly at 1 p.

m. (MST) here tomorrow. In three jennies to dfite, each of the unbeaten juggernauts has been firm but coy on the attack, keeping a tremendously wary eye on their dynamile-filled meeting at Notre Dame stadium. Tulane, piide of the south, hurled only 36 passes in subduing Alabama, Georgia Teeh and Eouth-eastern Louisiana. The nationally top-ranked Irish have tried the air-lanes only 32 times in brushing aside Indiana, Washington and Purdue.

Obviously, neither team has been dose to fully extended. That will come tomorrow' afternoon when an overflow crowd of 57,000 will see two powerhouses fling off their wraps and measure off one another for the kill. Southern folks w'ho have been grabbing up odds that favor the Irish figure the betmakers dont in 1947, their last meetingETAO know how boiling mad the Green Wave still is from the 59-6 plastering handed them by the Irish in 1947, their last meeting. Tulanes one-two punch of Fullback Eddie Price and Halfback Bill Svoboda, W'ere young innocents in that slaughter. The Irish will be gunning for their 32nd game without defeat, a skein launched when they opened the 1946 season with a 26-6 win over Illinois.

In between, however, came a scoreless tie with Army in 1946 and a 14-14 deadlock with Southern California in last seasons closing game. Tulane will have a weight advantage in the lne of 206 pounds to 204, and a 15-pound pull in the backfield, 194 to 179. Three national networks (ABC, CBS and NBC) will broadcast the game and one television network )Dumont) will telecast it. Inspiration Of May Aid Jacks Big game of the year on Skidmore Field tomorrow night at 7:30 will see the Lumberjacks of Arizona State using every strategy to upset the favored Poets from Whittier College in the annual Homecoming Day tilt. Since normal football relations were resumed after the end of the war, the Lumberjacks have not lost a homecoming game.

In 1916 they beat the New Mexico Aggies, in 1947 they won over Western (Colo.) State, and last year they rose up to trounce ltedlunds University. Tomorrow night, however, the Whittier Poets will provide formidable opposition. The Poets come to Flagstaff undefeated, having piled up 135 points in their first three games, beating Santa Barbara 20-6, San Francisco 60-0, and Cal Tech 55-7. The Lumberjacks have won only one of four games this year, beating Cal Tech here 43-13. Coach Kmil Ladyko is hoping his big offensive threat, Vincent Cis-terna, stellar righ end, breaks loose to snare his share of passes.

Cisterns has been feeling under the weather the past two weeks because of a persistent cold, but is getting back in form again. He has caught 13 passes to date and has accounted for more than one-third of the total yardage gained by the Loggers this season. On the ground Ladyko will defend on Jack Holland and Sam Van Dyke. The dusky Van Dyke is developing steadily since his transfer from the line to back-field he has a lot of speed, and he may be ready to show something this weekend. For the Poets, Quarterback Dick Tucker is the big threat.

He has scored five touchdowns and has accounted for a total of 235 yards gain, 144 yards by passes he has thrown and 91 yards by running. In the backfield, Ladyko will probably start Milton Evans at fullback, Jack Hollanu at left half, Stan Rowley at right half, and Gus Headington or George Haley at quarterback. The line will probably remain the same. Alex Mendoza or A1 Munoz will start at left tackle. Sonny Dale and Cisterna will hold down the end spots.

Guard positions will be cared for by Kenny Swift and Lamar Haines. Arthur Sharpe will probably start at center, with big Pat Kleiner ready to go in to play a good share of the game. SET FOR BIG GAME Two of the Lumberjacks expected to figure in the Homecoming Day football clash on Skidmore field tomorrow night at 7:30 are Milton Evans, left, fullback, and Jack Holland, halfback, right. Evans, a former Flagstaff high star, is only a sophomore but has seen action in most games; Holland is one of the Loggers top passersand ground gainers. (SUNfoto by ASC) Pu Of SHE WONT STOP Driving on todays crowded streets ind highways doesn't giv a man time to say "Jack Robinson" or "Whoa" either when he has to itop in a hurry.

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Injuries have crippled fice of his key men. Following is the Wolves lineup: Eliseo Medina, right end; Don Coon, right tackle; Henry Man-cilla, right guard; Kenneth Ragle, center; Frank Maya, left guard; Ed Hoebbel, left tackle; Charles Haltigan, left end; Louie Hood, left halfback; Douglas Garbutt, righ halfback; Jack Mason, fullback, and Andy Maya, quarterback. The game is called for 8 oclock on the Clarkdale field. Safford Cancels Sport Pacts With Douglas SAFFORD, Oct. 14 (AP) Safford high school has broken athletic relationships with Douglas high school.

Coach Gov Akers of Safford said There have been too many cases of double dating at Douglas and we want no more of it. He announced that a football game had been scheduled with Nogales high school on Oct. 22. He said the Nogales basketball team will be substituted for Douglas on the Safford schedule this season. Saffoid also is looking for another track meet to take the place of one pieviously scheduled w'ith Douglas.

Akers said Safford had a game with Douglas scheduled on Nov. 4. He said subsequently Douglas scheduled a game with Amphitheater the same day. The United States area is square miles, including the District of Columbia and 45,259 square miles of inland water. A Tl rf Sun Devils After Revenge Over BYU TEMPE, Oct.

14 (AP) The Sun Devils of Arizona State College want to avenge last years 27-25 defeat by the Cougars of Brigham Young University and theyll be out to do it here Saturday. A disputed play in the final minute of last years game gave the Cougars the winning touchdown. Just so the team wouldnt forget the incident, Coach Eddie Doherty reshowed the game pictures to the squad last night. Whizzer White, the Devils all-conference halfback, is particularly interested in squaring accounts. Last year in the closing seconds the Sun Devils led and held the ball deep in their own territory.

White took the ball on a fake punt. He was chased back near his own goal. He attempted to pass, but was hit hard and the ball rolled into the end zone and was recovered by BYU for the winning score. Officials ruled it was a fumble while the Tempe team argued unsuccessfully that it was an incomplete jass. For Want Ad Results Phone 21.

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However, the 29-year-old Valentino may be a fairly strong challenger. He lost close decision to Pimmy Bivins and fought two draw's with oJe Maxim, both of whom extended the titleholder plenty, although defeated. Aside from the demote possibility he could become the upset victim of Valentinos punishing body attack, Charles figures to win rather handily. He is the superior boxer, much faster than his rival, and has proved he can take a knockdown punch and come back to win. Charles is expected to weigh about 180 and his rival about 185.

The match will be W'orth 140,000 to Charles. The guarantee is the biggest for him since he joined the professional ranks in 1940. Junior High School Grid Clash Set For 10 Saturday Morning The Flagstaff junior high football team will make its final home appearance tomorrow morning against the Prescott junior high team in a game that begins at 10 oclock on Skidmore field. In an earlier encounter the Prescott Badger Cubs walked off with a 20-0 win over the Eaglets. Eaglet Coach Kay Bradshaw will probably line his team up with Le-Roy Kincanon and Rusty Black at ends; Herman Lucero and Albert Michelbach, tackles; John Hall and Bill Bliss, guards; Armando Bustamante, center, and Jimmy June, Ruben Sanchez, Johnny Scdillo and Jesse Williams, backs.

Riggs Troupe Plans European Net Tour NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (AP) Bobby Riggs professional tennis troupe will make a winter tour of Europe. Riggs announced the barnstormers, including the two new recruits, will play in London Dec. 26-27-28 and in Paris Jan. 1-2.

They also may appear in Brussels and Zurich. Jack Kramer will play Pancho Gonzales, the U. S. amateur champion who recently turned pro, in the featured match. Pancho Segura and Frank Parker, the latter another recruit, will meet in the other feature.

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