Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • 37

VS4SWfeAOlWWl PITTSBURGH SUN-TELEGRAPH PICE 37 MIDIY, NOV. 12. 194 GRID PICKS tr.lr:JBelieve It or Not By East Deer, Bethel Set For Fray Crowd May Set Pitt-State Record By JACK HENRY The colorful football rivalry between Pitt and Penn State has enlivened the autumn sports slate since 1893, but tomorrows game in the Stadium may smash at least one record. That is in the matter of attendance, for if the advance sale continues at its present gait an all-time high of 50,000 customers is possible. rt NT, IK The rivals have mot 45 times over the 53-year span, the Panthers holding the edge with 26'fiw.

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Abraham Ukftl iPurkot uuai Hruno (IH9) (lw (SUA) ttfiitht in brackph, Klrktift 3 p. ntadlimi, Rfferw Harry itathnff (HtirkiwIM nnltrn Pann Offifi fine had sinpp' nmpirr-t 1 BoKi4r; Mneamim 4nw 4 paijjn renn svidie nets jiau tHuffaim; 14 judg? jow'pii lhrfks (InfKUitr), of the games ending scoreless. STATE FAVORITE The visitors are brushing asidejj all past records, though, in concentrating on a victory which would result in the best cam- 1921, when a Rose Bowl post-sea 1 Following are selections for the leading college football games of the weekend throughout the country made by International News Service experts: EAST By Pat Robinson Penn State 21, Pittsburgh 20 A toss-up. Breaks probably will decide. Yale 21, Harvard 13 Taking them on a line through Brown, Dartmouth and Princeton, the Elis should win handily.

Alabama 19, Boston College 13 This should be a bruising battle with Alabamas speed carrying the day. Rutgers 21, Bucknell 0 Rutgers is about as tough as any small college in the country. Columbia 28, Syracuse 19 Columbias speedy backs and superior passing should prevail. Princeton 19, Dartmouth 7 Tigers have a little more on the ball. Georgetown 21, NYU- 20 This one could go either way.

Much depends on how Hoya cripples come around. Holy Cross 24, Temple 21 Crusaders have hit their stride, but they'll have their hands full. Lafayette 10, Lehigh 7 Both weak, but an edge to Lafayette, Delaware 28, Muhlenburg 0 Delaware should continue its long victory string. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST By Allen Compton Georgia Tech 28, Furman 7 Tech will use second and third-stringers most of the afternoon. Georgia 33, Chattanooga 0r-Even the water boy may, get in the Bulldogs lineup.

N. C. State 21,. Florida 0 The Gators havent produced yet. Notre Dame 26, Tulane 6 The Greenies aren't capable of han- dling the Fighting Irish.

L. S. U. 20, Fordham 7 The Bayou Eengals may make it even worse. Mississippi State 27, Ole Miss.

6 The Maroons have too much for the Rebs. Miami 14, Washington Lee 0 The Hurricane will be surging back after last weeks loss to L. S. U. Auburn 21, Clemson 13 Travis Tidwell is still good.

Davidson 19, The Citadel 7 The Wildcats are too strong Tor the Cadets. Duke 13, North Carolina 7 The Blue Devils hold the edge. Tennessee 20, Kentucky 7 Neyland may be ill, but his boys aren't. MIDWEST -By Charles Einstein Illinois 21, Northwestern 13 Thats the Rose Bowl, son. Indiana 27, Purdue 13-Hoosi-ers' pass attack and defense spell this one.

Michigan State 20, Maryland 0 Spartans clicking at last. Minnesota 19, Wisconsin 13 Get set for a mild surprise. Michigan 27, Ohio State 21 Long shot Rose Bowl, chance has Wolverines super-enthused. SOUTHWEST By Troy Gordon Rlc 20, Texas Christian 13 Owis til( have a title shot 8. U.

20, Baylor 7 Mustangs hope to vacate the Comprence cellar Oklahoma A Ik! 27, Drake Aggies are due. 1 Kansas Btate 20 McXIpo 1 The Big Six doormat gets Its first win of tile year Texas Tech 27, Arison 20 Hold down the furniture. BIG SIX MISSOURI VALLEY By Bob Warner Oklahoma 20, Nebraska 14 Sooner beat fearful Missouri last week. FAB WEST By Milton D. Dunlap Stanford 28, California 13 Stanford has tou much offensive.

use 20, UCLA 14 Uclana have an Inferiority complex agaifst the Trojan. Washington 40, Montana 0 Field day for tae Huskies. Oregon 14, Oregon 8tat 7 Oregon's ready for this "traditional San Francisco 28, Wyoming 4 Dons are galloping at last. By GEORGE KP-EDA Their first VVPIAL Class football championship will be the slake for which East Deer and Bethel High Schools trade Sunday punches tomorrow afternoon at Etna High Schools field in the leagues playoff. Kickoff is at 2 oclock.

The two reached the playoff stage with point ratings of 130 and 12927, respectively, while the only other teams unbeaten and untied in divisional play, Centerville, Masontown and Vernon, had averages of 128, 126 and 125, in that order. Vic Pearsons Bethel club stumbled in Its non-league opener with Baldwin, losing by a 12-6 count, and then rolled through seven games In a row without a reverse. All seven were Class The Bees, racking up 155 points 'against 63 for the opposition, Were responsible for unseating the defending king, Chartiers in Class B. They also was the only reverse suffered by Chartiers in CiassB. They also included as victims McDonald and Cecil, both of which had 1m pressive records.

A1 Rometo's East Deer grid ders also captured seven verdicts but lost twice to Class A foes, Arnold and Tarentum, The Bucks' major campaign ribbon was a 14-6 conquest of brother Ossie Rometos Spring-dale machine, which won the Class A title last week. They counted six foes on their defeated list. Several post-season games dot tonight's card. Redstone shows at McKeesport in a benefit for the McKeesport YMCAs summer camp for boys At Am-bridge, the East and West allstars of Beaver County clash and all-star teams from the East and West in Westmoreland County tangle at Jeannette. Of BULGARIA son attraction with Washington was the reward for nine victories and a tie.

Incidentally, the lone tie that season was earned by the Panthers. Attempting a much more formidable schedule, the Panthers show a record that Is quite a contrast to Penn States mark of six triumphs in seven starts. National dopesters differ in considering this and as a result a wider spread of odds has developed over this content than In any previous Pitt appearance this year. Observers close to this territory figure the game more or less a tossup, conceding Penn State a one-point advantage. In Detroit, however, the crystal ball gazers give the Lions the nod by 10 points and on the coast the margin has been upped to 12.

PEP RALLIES SET A Panther pep rally was held at noon In the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hail at which time Coach Wes Fesler addressed the students. Penn State alumni will get in their pre-game rooting practice at a smoker at the PAA tonight at which Dr. Carl P. Schott, dean of the physical education department, will be a prominent participant. Meanwhile, the Lion squad will remain In Llgonier until tomorrow morning.

This afternoon, Ralph Milter-ling and Rudy Gradisek take the Pitt squad to Kiski to close A four-game schedule. TECH AT GROVE CITY Bill Donohoes Skibos of Carnegie Tech, Intent upon salvaging a victory before football equipment is stored away, cloe their campaign at Grove City tomorrow afternoon. The kickoff Is set for 2:15 oclock. The rivals havent met since 1922, but the series shows 10 games. Tech opened the rivalry in 1908 with a 6-4 victory and obtained six other triumphs.

Grove City won twice and one game ended In a deadlock. Ceebee Groomes and Geiry (Brute) Meyers have received the green light from Tech Trainer Bert Munhall, but It Is questionable if either will start. Getting a one-day lead on their football teammates, Pat OConnors Carnegie Tech soccentes Invade Grove City for a match this afternoon. 1 1 IN THEIR WAR AGAINST TURKEY IN 1876 THE BUL6AES, HAVING NO ARTlLLERy, CONSTRUCTED CANNON OUT OF TREE LOGS RESPITE RECENT REPEAT THE BULEARS BELIEVE' THAT AT LONS AS THESE CANNON EXIST THEIR COUNTRY MILL SURVIVE Caa la. ji Car tvfc Kmp a 14 irn (Tomorrow The Split Raindrop.) ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 38 Band Will Play The St.

-Michael School band will play at the Superior Bulldogs Mt. Washington- Mounties football game at Monument Field Sunday afternoon. Pitt Band Aids State Musicians The University of Pittsburgh band will be directly responsible for the presence of the Penn State musicians at the Panther-Lion grid game tomorrow. The State band was to attend the game but plans were canceled due to the Pittsburgh hotel strike. The Panther band members 60 to' Compete" In Cross-Country I FeslerFlays 'Grid Mills' 'ROCHESTER, Pa Nov.

22. Wesley Fesler, head football coach at the University of Pittsburgh, flayed colleges interested only in football instead of providing an outstanding athlete with an education in speaking at the annual Rochester High School football banquet here last night. Mincing no words, Fesler told the 1946 Beaver County grid champions how such "football mills" operate and how to avoid them. He added the Tri-State dis- trict abounds with scouts for such colleges due to the exrel lence of scholastic grid material. Fesler also told the Rams this district has sufficient colleges to Satisfy any youth seeking a higher education.

rsTA.us18 I A vj MADt IN WS.A. The highlight of the local cross-country season is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 11 oclock when Allegheny Mountain Association AAU officials decide their annual senior cham-1 each volunteered to house one pionship over the Schenley Park! penn State band member to-flve-miie course. morrow night so the Nlttany Ten schools plus the Jeannette Lions will have their own mu-Harriers have entered 60 run- gleians on hand at the Stadium ners. Spirited competition for In- tomorrow afternoon, dividual honors will develop among Ed Sudzina, Pitt captain I Bill Beamer and Ivor Davies of (flere Utlgut lO DC 6 LAW Carnegie Tech; George Barnes There ought to be 2 lflU ppa capio that table salt be tinted so one Piummer of hit. I Anon, cmlld how much he ha8 on WPLAL champion; Tommy Craw- ford of Geneva and the veteran Russ Thomas of Jeannette.

Lfospl1 Coffman, Kittanning Championship medals will be ireeport, Pa, awarded the first ten finishers. If you have a theoretical or Officials Include the following speculative law, send It to the Honorary Judge Buddy Overend, Homer Law Editor, Sun-Telegraph, "SKaiiSS burgh 30, Pa. One dollar will be fuTgeI Pld aCh published. Bob Clark. Dr.

oeorge Mctnn, Bud Other winners today are: Dowling. Smiley Magee. Dave Bell. John Tnh Rnu. Tr Kjrc ppnn A up Burne; technical adviaore Don Molleniuer.

Jonn n0DCJ Jr- enn AVe Robert Templeton, Bernard Henatock tim- Pittsburgh 6. era Elmer HHnleln. Bari Fleber, Frank I 6 Rirhardann, Nate Kaufmann. There OUght to A IftW against people holding conversations outside resolving doors. Dorothy Crawford, 701 Va Market Parkersburg, W.

Va. "There ought to be a law against bills always showing up on time and checks a week or so late. Jake May, Box 332, Ewing Pittsburgh 5. There ought to-be a law that the trolley companies put on more cars and have sitting room only. Mrs.

Mary Maksin, ,543 Reed Clairton, Pa. "There ought to be a law that grandmothers have a day Uke Mothers Day. Sections for Children Two sections at the north end of the Pitt Stadium will be reserved for children under 12 years of age for tomorrows Pitt-Penn State football game. Admission will be 25 cents. rnata Msasa co, ltA ate, vtw toax uwmiis wnfuimwiiaBasguni vhen you smoke PHILIP 1130KRQS sS1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 3 FRESH, PURE FINEST Cigarette! 4 Of course, the flavors ALL yours and here's why! Theres an important difference in PHILIP MORRIS manu facture that makes PHILIP MORRIS outstandingly better to smoke because it lets the FULL FLAVOR of the worlds finest tobaccos come through for your complete enjoyment clean, fresh, pure! Thats why PHILIP MORRIS taste better smoke better all day long.

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Bo (KUided in tempo and ambition by the de (niande of your position and extra dutiea. (In free time, relax, enjoy healthy recrea (lion I July 34 to Atif. 99 (Leo) Have hlsrh (enuruge to undertake day duties, and the patience to carry them out cheerfully (and you wiU be sure of eoene positive achievement Enjoy leisure hour whole Iheartedly but Hxhtly. I Aui. 3,1 to kept, 38 (Vlro Forget yes-terdtte problems, think about the big dava land deeds of today and ahead.

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