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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1940 EIGHT Gridders First LadyTwirler Laurel Results Laurel Entries TIP-TOP FOOTBALL PROGRAMONTODAY Underdo; May Throw Quite A Monkey Wrench Into Grid Warfare Dayton vs. Western Res Dayton Detroit vs. Slippery Rock, Detroit Diokinson vs. Delaware, Carlisle 13- 0- 7 COUNTY ELEVEN PLAYS SUPERB BALL THRUODT Crusader Find Tartar Rival In Coach 7- 6 oii SATURDAY'S SPORTS EVENTS Football and M. University of Richmond at Williamson Field, 2 30 o'clock.

Millersville 8 T. C. vs. Montclair 8. T.

C. at Millersville, 2 oclock MoCaskey 8 va. William Penn 8. at MoCaskev Field, 2 30 o'clock. Stevens Trade vs Williamson Trade at Stevens Trado Field.

Elizabethtown H. 8. at Red Lion York Catholic H. 6. at Lebanon H.

8. and M. Academy at Hershey 8 Patton School at Carson Long Military Academy. Wilmtngt-on Voc. at Coatesvllle H.

8. ShUlington H. 8. at Downingtown 8 Franklin and Marshall College Freshmen at Massanutten Military Academy. Held Trial Lancaster County Coon Hunter Club field triala at Longabach park, located on Route 322 between Beartown and Honey Brook, etarUng at noon Trapshoot Utilities Club trapshoot at Engleside, 1:30 o'clock.

sons FIRST: 3 year olds up, mile Crack Favor 111 (Helper) .4.20 820 2.60 County Cork 111 (J. Wagner). ..6.00 4 50 Leonardtown 108 (Durando) 7.60 Time 1:16. Kimesha, Storminess, Paradise Girl, Julie Macaw. Kristin, Navigation.

High Bud. Corsica, Gypsy Player, also ran. 7 IS? Jr By BILL WHITE New York (AP) If every dog has his day, as -the old saying goes, how about this Saturday for footballs underdogs? The brightly colored national football picture ranging all the way from the deep red of Cornell to the maize and blue of Michigan and from the purple and burnt orange of Clemson to the rich cardinal of Stanford can very well have a sombre side. Because there are so many November naturals being played the second week of October, catastrophe can easily befall some very final football outfits this Saturday. What a day It could be for the underdog! Fair Harvard might beat mighty Michigan, to the- greater glory of eastern football; untried sixtti N-owra i 'i-'s 17 a- 11 Hongomonte 19 (Wagner).

56.50 1 46 i 90 SECOND: 2 year olds, 1 mile, 70 yards. Miss Discovery 09 (D. Madden) 7.20 4 40 20 Abbote Maid 106 (N. 8. 40 4 20 Laugh And Play 111 (Shelhamer) 8.70 Time 146 4-6.

Traumelus. Misty Meadow, Royal Marlboro, Sailor King, Swynstan, also ran. THIRD 4 up, 1 3-18 miles. Agnes Knight 110 (Bernhardt) 8.00 00 4 20 Officiate 106 (Berg) 16.70 13.20 Kai-Min 116 6.00 Time 2:05 3-4 Denote, West Sea, William Top Shell, Kissin Kid, Italian Harry, Frank Sanoma, Bright Gem, also ran. DAILY DOUBLE (IAS) PAID $37.80 FOURTH: 2 year olds.

4 mile. Light of Mora 114 (Lynch) 11.40 8 20 8.40 Big Event 114 F. A. Smith) .8.40 2 00 Cis Marioa 117 (Howell) 8.20 Time 114 3-5. Flving Easy, Sister Union, San Stefan Stolen Trvst, Saran, Alert Baby, Blue Linnet, Tetrant, Miss Soot, ao ran.

FIFTH: years up 4 mile. Honey Cloud 111 (Mora) ....8.50 8 60 2.80 Thorn Apple 10 (D. 8.50 8 30 Panorascope log (Mearle) 6.10 Time 114. Great Union, Boy Angler, Army might conquer Cornell, Chat Fordham vs. Tulane.

New York F. and M. va. Richmond, Lancaster Furman vs. The Citadel, Greenville Georgia vs.

Mississippi, Athens Grove City vs. Hiram, Grove City Hamilton vs. Hobart, Clinton Hamp. -Sydney vs. Guilford, Hampden Sydney Harvard vs.

Michigan, Cambridge Holy Crosa vs. Carnegie Tech, Worcester 31- 0 Howard vs. Shaw, Washington 0-13 Idaho vs. Gonzaga, Moscow 0-19 Illinois vs. 8 California, Champaign 0-26 Iowa vt.

Wisconsin, Iowa City 19-13 Juniata vs. Hartwlck, Huntingdon 7-6 Kansas vs. Drake, Lawrence 6-12 Kansas State vs. Missouri, Manhattan. Kan 7- 0 Kutztown va.

Lock Haven, Kutatown 0-19 Long Island vs. Davis and Elkins, Brooklyn (night! 12-31 Maryland vs. Virginia, College Park 7-12 Michigan State vs. Purdue, East Lansing 7-30 Middlebury va Union, Middlebury 7-31 Milleraville va. Montclair, Millersville 6-18 Morgan vs.

Virginia Union, Baltimore 0- 6 Nebraska vs Indiana, Lincoln 7- 7 Nevada vs Idaho, Reno New Britain T. vs. Trenton T.t New Britain 37- 6 New Hampshire va. Maine. Durham 0- 6 New York U.

vs. Syracuse, New York North Carolina va Texas Christian, Chapel Hill North Dakota vs. St. Mary (Tex Grand Forks Northwestern vs. Ohio State.

Evanston 0-13 Norwich vs. Maas State, Northfleld Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech, South Bend 17-14 Oberlm vs. Allegheny, Oberlin 37-0 Oklahoma A. and M.

vs. Wichita, Stillwater 0-0 Oregon vs of Washington, Portland 13-10 Pitt vs 8 Methodist. Pittsburgh Portland vs. Oregon 8tate. Portland 12-14 Potomac va.

St. Francis (Pa. I Cumberland Post 1:30 P. M. EST.

FIRST: ,1,000 claiming; 3 Jf.ar olds up: 9 furlongs chute (13): Dizzy Dams log. a-Murph 109, x-Star Strewn 101, b-8ack lit, Deodo 109, Purccllvllls 111, Good Reception 103, x-Air Actress 103, Graem. Cracker 110, a-Last Passage 107, Vendors Lien 109, Clingendaal lli, b-8antlago 109. a-Mrs. D.

B. Miller and G. Watkins entry. b-Mrs. E.

C. Eastwood, SECOND: 91.0OJ claiming; 9 year olds up; steeplechase 2 milea (7): xx-Justa Bud 137, Tam Shanter H2. Santl Quarantl 143, Baffler 147, xx-Scurry Along 143, Greenwich Time 149, xxx-Fly Catcher 130. xx-7 xxx-10 lbs. AAC.

THIRD: maiden 3 year olds: mils and 70 yards (12): Pompier 118, a-Center-ville 118, River Broom 118, Westley 118. Cansting 115, Sun palomar 118, Dlafano 118, Marandan 115. a-Russell McGee 118, Violet Reigh 115, Brave Light 118, Grama Park 118. e-Mrsi M. Miller entry.

FOURTH: $1,100 the Columbus Handicap; 3 year olds up; furlongs chute (7): Watercracker 111, Roval Edict 100, x-Equistar 108, x-Polymdior 98, x-Floataway 108, Skin Deep 107, Bright View 104. FIFTH: $5,000 added; Maryland Futurity Handicap; 2 year olds; 9 furlongs chut. (19): a-Wiss Brave 109, Tamil 111, Pro 114, Kotfera 111. Hardy Bud 115, b-Fold Under 109, Wesley A. 109, New World 119.

b-Becomly 110, a-Lechal 118, b-Ler Lib 10, Mardt Gras 114, Fair Hero 114, Escolar 114, Greek Jurist 114, Johns Btar 109. a-T. D. Buhl entry. b-E.

K. Bryson and H. Babvlon entry, SIXTH- $7,500 added: The Lturel; 'all ages: 1 mile HO): Yale Nine 111. Masked General 118. Clvde Tolson 105, a-Early Morn 108.

Plctor 118, True Call 109, War Beauty 102, a-Bill Farnsworth 111, Chance View 111. Roman 112, a-Tall Trees stable entry. 8EVENTH: 81,000 claiming: 3 year olds up: 1. mile 14rx-Five Four 108, Voldear 111, x-Brustlgert 109, x-8carlet O. 105, Big Gay 113, Bright Chanes 110, Brht Spirits 111.

Blacant 113. x-Flre Ball 119, Tyr x-AUencaid 108. Knoxville 118, Part One 111, Alexandrine 110. EIGHTH: $1,000 claiming: 4 year olds up; l' mile (131; x-Woodbridge 108, x-Pirst Port 108, x-Black Grouse 108, x-Heel Dust 110. x-Buster Boy 109, Custer 111, Golden Vein 115, Flag 108, x-Nancy Mit 105.

x-Yankee Lad 108. L'feguard 109 x-Corum 108. x-Our Teddy 111. Clear and fast. x-AAC.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY Penn vs. Yale 6-0 Temple vs Boston College, Boston 0-19 Drexel vs. Gettysburg 7-60 Princeton vs. Navy, Princeton 28- 0 Swarthmore vs. Susquehanna, Svarthmore 27-12 Muhlenberg vs.

Lafavette, Allentown 7- 6 Lehigh vs Rutgers, Bethlehem 6-20 Bucknell vs. Ursinus, Penn State vs West Virginia, State College Army vs. Cornell, West Point Alabama vs. Howard, Tuscalosa 21- 0 Arkansas vs. Bavlor, FavetteviUe Bloomsburg vs.

Mansfield, Bloomsburg Bovdom vs. Amherst, Brunswick, Me Brown vs. Colgate, Providence California vs. Wash. State, Berkeley 13- 7 Case vs Wooster, Cleveland 15- 6 Centenary vs 6t.

Louis, Shreveport, La. (mght) Cincinnati vs Centre, Cincinnati Clemson vs W'ake Forest, Clemson, s. Connecticut vs Wesleyan, Storrs Dartmouth vs Columbia, Hanover Davidson vs. V. M.

Charlotte Dr. Bones 106 (Mearle) 5.20 8 80 Baby Booties 106 (Moral 6.30 T.me 1 49 1-5 Nedtiea, Walter L.ght, Flying Slver, Tiny Trick, Quaroma, Gross Plentv. True Knightess, also ran. SEVENTH 4 year ods up. I 1-16 milea Royal Teddy 111 (G.

Smith). 7.70 4 00 2 00 Polleaator 115 (A. Craig) 5.40 8.70 Blaiinf Heat 112 (. Merritt) 2 80 Time 1.49 4-5 Billy's Folly, Mis Ponne, Scrooge. Autograph, Orinoco, Candle Ends, also ran More of SPORTS Page 9 The first co-ed drum majorette in the bistory of Gettysburg College is the distinctive honor accorded Miss Mary Lou Rice, petite baton-twirler from Hum-melstown, Penna.

Miss Rice, who is a junior, will lead the Gettysburg band when the Bullets play Drexel, at Philadelphia, this Rockingham Park Results FIRST: up. mile. Hittio 110 (Corbett) 6.00 8 80 8 00 Air Chute 113 (Maschek) 11.60 7.40 Cleaning Time (Meynell! .4 Time 113. Sunabell, Mousie, Bucks Image, Isolene. Dinna Do, Smg.r.g S.avt, R.ppier.

Briertoo, Wise Decis.n, ran. SECOND: 2 year olds 4 Rambunctious 100 iMevnell) 19.60 8 40 4 60 Bln mere 110 4 40 Falie 1 4 4.40 Time 114 French Horn. Fair Tw.nk, St-ngaling, After Dinner. Honey Boo, Twin-katjs. Treadon, Sting-Me-Not, B.aok One, a so ran THIRD 3 year old.

mile. VILLANOVA JOLTS FLORIDA, 28 TOO Second Straight Victory Recorded By Wildcat Gridders Rockingham Park Entries Post P. M. EST. FIRST: 8500 claiming 3 up.

9 furlonga, chubs (14 1 x-Secret Chatter 101. Pegs Courage HO. x-Prtlt Jean 110, Raceaway 119. Advancer 113, Ouragan 111. Nipan-tuck 111, Severe 10S.

104, x-Sachem 104. x-Foczy Day 105, x-Crulsing 109 Salford 108. MixweU 115. Trimmed 111 19.00 9 49 9 49 8 furlong's. chut Brookside li -Not Hgh 103.

X-Sun Ivy 105, x-Argoi Ivy 105, -Arftft tanooga conceivably could catch Tennessee unawares, and Temple migh bump Boston College. But dont count on it, for the Franklin ft Marshalls dont come along every week to dump the dilly-dallying Dartmouths! But no matter what comes to pass, Saturdays sideliners will wish they had tickets on 50-yard lines in stadia from State Island to San Francisco and eyes to enable them to see a dozen games at once. The East has a full slate of top-notch offerings in spite of having only two top-notch teams, Cornell and Boston College. Frank Leahys high-soaring Eagles play crippled Temple at Boston, and Cornell, with an air armada to complement its infantry attack, deploys against Army at West Point. Fordhams Rose Hill-to-Rose Bowl (in 1942 or 43) Rams and twice-toppled Tulane give New York an intersectional offering: Cambridge is the site of traveling Tommy Harmons next stop with his talented tourists from Michigan; New York U.

and Syracuse, both beaten, will try to rise egain, against each other; Pitt, still stung from aerial attacks by Ohio State and Missouri, will get more of the same from S. M. Penn, victor over Maryland, meets Yale in the 20th revival of their series, and Navy may help make the service schools day a complete washout in its battle with air-minded Princeton. In the Midwest, the reverberations from at least five major clashes wont be very soothing to World Series hancrnZlri '1 nangovers. lOU Flash Flash 112 (Rnasl 6 40 Time 1.13 MichilUnda, Peck's Bad Boy, Buzx Me.

Wise Glance, Justices. Eimer, Aze.on. Rezalr, F.vmf Emblem, also ran FOURTH; 4 year odi up, Stare Beanty 116 (May) 13,66 7 46 4ft Mahdi VIS (Paradise) 19. 06 52ft 105. Ooodbye Peace x-Bupema 100, Erect 115.

x-Mery Ontg 107, Firing Pin 111. 103, Bet ill. THIRD: $306 claiminf year Old 4 furlonga chute 9 Lola 110 x-Take ng 105. Kings Error 110, Moo 10ft, Hasty Million ill, x-Armature 103, Fly Gent F. M.

And Richmond Game Heads Football Program Here Today William Penn Faces McCaskey Here; Williamson At Stevens Trade And Montclair Teachers Appear At Millersville Four football contests with considerable local interest will be played in this section this Saturday afternoon. The top contests will be: Richmond University at Franklin and Marshall College. William Penn at McCaskey. Stevens Trade at Williamson Trade. Montclair Teachers at Millersville Teachers.

Four other local teams will play away from home as follows Elizabethtown at Red Lion. Franklin and Marshall Academy at Hershey I. S. Patton School at Carson Long. F.

M. College Frosh at Massanutten Military Academy. Gossip Tim, 118 4 1jn5. Brigh. Are m.

Grandeem; Repeller, Mask And g. al OenMiin "ill.4 xroio? FIFTH: 3 year olds. 1 1-18 miles ID. x-Bxrbxrx A IDS Combihr 113, Hup Nxncy 1M I Mcy.cll I 7.40 4 1 LhowcI v1Ic1 lO Irtnlon Ilf Cloudy Night IDS W. L.

Txyl.r). ..4.99 3 V-Town In. niiw Ac 111 (Connolly) 4 Tim 1 48 3-5 Rose B. Gd 13, Menett 11J. mio Mxnzcr rrmr- ot aim S'UtmlteU3.

x-Yp 108. 113. x-Damic Buu 110, FIFTH: 91 909 3 Tow SIXTH 3 vear olds up. 1 1-16 miles Fencing IIS (W. L.

16.66 6 46 4ft Kene Revenge 117 .11.66 6 4ft Sneaky Henry 108 3.46 Time 1 46 3-5. Military Girl, Top Queen, Apropo. Bt Rover. Catomar, also ran SEVENTH: 4 Year olds up. 1 1-1 miles SuB Breeie JH 3e 2 86 couldnt ask for more than will be Traggat ios Jedinki 926 666 shown In Ohio State meeting with Jpobeiie lift Northwestern.

Notre Dame as was) ames the case last vear, will have its Eu'er Hoiidav, ran hands full with tricky Georgia) hth: jwn. B.tti, Won. Red io rn. i o-n won it. a claiming.

up. 9 fur-lorg, chut 9: Go Homo 111. Oay Balks 109, x-Smart Crack 99. Rhlnix 109, x-Ccaim Fra 108, Rang Dut 113. Th Flghirr 107, x-Charuab, 104.

x-Romarkabia 119. SIXTH: 97.UOO Handicap; 3 up: 1 1-18 milea (7i: Harp Wearer 1)4. Burning Stick 108 Second Heloln 111. Arm IOS, Teddy Kerr, 108, Dolly Val II. Old Jo 107.

SEVENTH 8500 claiming; 3 up; 1 1-18 milea 8i: Cash Boy x-Redrock Can-von 1)9. Count Dean 113, Bow And Arrow 115. Franco Saxon 115. NlpponeJ 115 x-Adnre 107. x-Phenomenal 105 EIGHTH: 8800 ela m'ng: 4 up: 1 ti.

n. i up; I j-: An underdog Lititz High School eleven, completely rebounding after losing to Elizabethtown High School, 7 to 6, fought a sluggish Catholic High School team to a gruelling 13-13 tie Friday night before 1800 fans under the lights at Eossmere. It was one of those ball games where the fans were out of their seats during the last period of action, Sweeping the Crusaders off their feet with a relentless ground and air attack during the first half In which it ran up ten first downs to Catholic's zero, the Lititz club went into the van with a second period touchdown. Zuggie Zug, a converted guard who was moved over to end when the regular terminal man was injured last week, started Lititz on its way when he intercepted Billy Austin's pass on his own 25 yard line. On the next play Bobby Bachman, great Lititz fullback, heaved a beautiful pass to Zug, who scooped it up at mid-field and ran to Catholic's 30.

Gyde Davidson found a gaping hole off his own right tackle and barged through to the 19. Mel Neff duplicated Davidson's effort at the same spot and romped to the 3. On the next play he went over for the touchdown. Bachman shot a pass to Charley Brown for the extra point making the score read 7 to 0. An effective half time dressing room talk by Larry Berger sent the Crusaders out for the second half of the game with fire in their eyes.

In four plays after the opening kickoff, Catholic was in pay dirt. AUSTIN GRABS PASS Phil Fittipaldi, the sophomore sensation, shot a beautiful pass to Billy Austin, who gobbled it in on the Lititz 30. On the next play Billy, behind some effective interference, romped through his own right end for a touchdown, twisting and turning as he headed for the payoff. The play stunned the Pretzeltowners. Joe LePage was eent in to kick the extra point but he failed in the attempt when the ball went low of its intended mark.

The score at this juncture was 7 to 6 with Lititz still maintaining the lead by a slim point. But the Crusaders were definitely on the march and they were not to be stopped. After Lititz failed to gain, Bachman punted out to Catholic's 29. Sixteen plays later early in the last period Billy Austin shot a gambling pass to Jerry Hamish who caught the ball on the one and stepped into the end zone to put the locals out in front. This time Austin pegged tackle for the extra point, making the figures read 13-6.

But here the true fighting spirit of Clarence Hendricksons Red and Black brigade asserted itself. LITITZ MARCHES 65 YARDS Lititz started with the kickoff after touchdown and marched 65 yards for a touchdown. This advance was aided by a penalty of half the distance of the goal line when Lititz had worked the ball to the five. Ed Carpenter, big Catholic end was ejected from the fray for fighting, putting the ball on the two and a half yard line and giving Lititz a first down. Two plays later plucky Charley Brown, signal chirper for the countians, plugged the center of the wall for a touchdown.

Bill Miksch, a burly tackle, had a chance to win the ball game for his club with an extra point kick, but the ball went wide of its mark and thus Lititz and Catholic wound up action shortly after with the ball game in a stalemate. Catholic (13) Lulls (13) Carpenter I Zug Krupa L. Miksch E'engel L. Long Madonna Haines 1C1 Sheehy Shelley Ritchey Adams Ritchey E. Maharg Harmsh Broun F.ttipaldl L.

Ned Austin Davidson Bchiesler F. Bachman Score by Periods: CATHOLIC 713 LITITZ 0 7 9 913 Number of First Downs CATHOLIC 9 9 9 LITITZ 7 9 IS Number of Complete Passes CATHOLIC 1 9 89 LITITZ 1 3 9 15 Number of Incomplete Passes: CATHOLIC 14 9 88 LITITZ 9 4 9 15 Number of Penalties: CATHOLIC 9 9 9 tVz LITITZ 15 9 9 15 30 Substitutes- Catholic Laukhauff, Daech-r, LePage, TrepneU, Young. Lititz Frederick Touchdowns Catholic Austin, Harnlsh Lititz I.eff, Brown Points after touchdowns (rush)- Catholic Austin; (forward passes). Bachman to Brown. Referee, Angle.

Albright; umpire, Steh-tian, Washington. head linesman. Thompson, Chester. Tech. Intersectionally there slso Mann 112 a X2 milea 1101: Slump Coax 115, x-Freneh --Trap 109, Buxa 115, X-Strang, will be the clash of Illinois and Timea 105.

aekblrder 108. x-BUnd Brook 112. x-Goldxrallh 112. i-Cloa, Kin 199, k-Lolxehen x-AAC. Clear and fax.

I 59 2-5 Papa Jack, Amercup. P.ck Out. Sicklebill, so ran. i-Dead beat lor place. Jamaica Results NOTRE DAME HAS EDGE TO TRIUMPH Michigan Will Likely Win Over Harvard In Today's Battle New York (AP) Playing the weekly game of football blind mans bluff: Notre Dame Georgia Tech: The Engineers nearly pulled last years game out of the fire and take a fast, tricky squad to South Bend again.

Theres real danger for the Irish here but the vote goes to Notre Dame. Harvard-Michlgan: Since Harmon apparently is out to eclipse his brilliant 1939 record, theres no possible choice but Michigan. Fordham-Tulane: If Boyle and Groves, the first-string guards can play, Tulanes green wave might roll as it was supposed to before the seasoi. started. The latest word is they wont be in shape, so Fordham.

Pitt-Southern Methodist: Pitt looked good against Missouri last week but this is a mustang of another color. S. M. U. Illinois-Southern California: The Trojans haven't been exactly a ball of fire so far but they have a knack of doing well against intersectional rivals.

A sheer guess, Southern California. North Carlotna-Texas Christian: That Wake Forest defeat may not have meant anything except that North Carolina met an exceptionally strong team. But so, evidently, is Texas Christian which gets the nod here. Duquesne-South Carolina: Looks like more trouble for South Carolina. Duquesne.

Villanova-Florida: Taking Villanova. U. C. L. Aggies: U.

C. L. A. has dropped two 9-6 games so far and doesnt figure to win against last year's No. 1 ranking outfit.

The Aggies. Northwestern-Ohio State: Who brought this up? The Wildcats line supposedly was a doubtful quantity but there wasn't ahything wrong with it against Syracuse. Its a gamble at best and the indicator spins and points to Ohio State. Army-Cornell: Cornell is strictly big-time with ample man-power, a fine defense and a lightning attack, cleverly directed by Walter Matus-zczak. This ballot for Cornell expresses doubt that Army is equipped to do more than keep the score within reasonable bounds.

Stanford Santa Clara: Clark Shaughnessy has done an amazing job at Stanford but the nod in this one goes to Santa Clara. Clemson-Wake Forest: No tough' er one on the card but Wake Forest gets a shaky ballot on the basis of its defeat of North Carolina. Texas-Oklahoma: The Longhorns are really dangerous while Oklahoma seems to have fallen off a bit. Texas. Arkansas-Baylor: The coin spins and says Baylor.

Rice-Louislana State: The Owl and the Tiger. One doubtful, blink ing vote for Rice. California Washington State: Calfornia seems to have rebounded well from the Michigan debacle, Still, Washington State. Oregon-Washington: Must take Washington. Boston College-Temple: The Eagles have the stuff.

Boston College. Penn-Yale: Ditto Penn but this one might be awfully close. Prlnceton-Navy: Close enough probably but Dave Allerdices passing might provide the winning margin. Princeton. Dartmouth-Columbla: Both unknown quantities so far although Dartmouth's defeat by -Franklin and Marshall might indicate the Indians are in for a tough season.

Possibly they are but its in a timid mood that this vote is cast for Columbia. Brown-Colgate: Taking Colgate. Holy Cross-Carnegie Tech: Probably close and certainly gruelling. Out of the hat. Carnegie Tech.

New York University-Syracuse: N. Y. U. seems to have the shade. Penn State-West Virginia: Even-Stephen Penn State.

Iowa-Wisconsin: No real line on Iowa yet so Wisconsin. Nebraska-Indiana: A tough one. Still, Nebraska. Michigan State-Purdue: Purdue but the Boilermakers had better watch Michigan State's passers. Auburn Mississippi State: Very little to choose, it would seem.

Auburn. Georgia Mississippi: Georgias coming fast but the Bulldogs are pretty young. On the toss of a coin, Mississippi. Vanderbiit-Kentucky: Kentucky is really strong and rates the call. Maryland-Vlrglnia: Looks safe for Virginia.

Lehigh-Rutgers: Rutgers. Charles Vogel Wins Quoit Championship Charles Vogel, of Lancaster, annexed the senior quoit pitching tournament at Maytown Friday evening when he downed Howard Horner, of Maytown, in the finals 50-0 and 50-30. The tourney, staged in connection with the East Donegal Fair, attracted a field of eighteen. First Hound Paul Metzgar, Lancaster defeated Harry Winterling. Lancaster, 57-48, Carl Weber, Penryn, defeated Reuben FeUenbaum, Mount Joy 86-69 Second Round Arthur Nagley, Lancaster, defeated Lawrence Barnhart.

Maytown, 85-46; Earl Esh-leman, Mount Jov, debated Henrv Sueit-zer, Saiunga, 93-79, Marshall Gemberllng. Mount Joy, defeated Frank Weichel, Lancaster, 95-83, Howard Horner, Maytown. defeated Harold Engle, Mavtown. 76-37; Pete Flora. Lancaster, defeated Raymond Blessing.

Mavtown. 8T-51; Charles Voeal, Lancaster, defeated Norman Miller, 5a-lunga, 73-31; Robert Houseal, Maytown, defeated Irvin Srmth, Mount Joy, 57-19; Weber defeated Metzgar 75-43. Quarter Finals Nagley defeated Ehleman 84-56; Horner defeated Gemberling 93-81: Vogel defeated Flora 75-27; Weber defeated Houseal 78-41. Semi Finals Horner defeated Nagley 86-52; Vogel defeated Weber 93-67 Finals Vogel defeated Horner 100-30. COMMISSIONER STOPS SHOW Philadelphia (AP) Athletic Commissioner Leon Rains stopped the scheduled wrestling show between Sandor Szabo, 228-pound Californian, and the Golden Terror.

303, after 19 minutes and 58 seconds Friday night when the Terror injured his hand in striking Szabo on the head and was unable to continue, Szabo was given the CHARLEY BERRY TO SPEAK JR. BASEBALL BANQUET Philadelphia Stopped on the ground Villanova's Wildcats took to the air Friday night to hammer out a 28 to 0 victory over the University of Florida before at Shibe. Park. It was the second straight win for the Wildcats who beat Pennsylvania Military, 53-14, last week. Passes by Triple Threat Nick Bas-ca and his replacement.

Sophomore Stan Eusko, set up three of Villa-nova's touchdowns. The fourth came on a Florida fumble that Steve Pritko recovered in the end zone. Bascas 30-yard pass to right end Joe Murray on the Florida two led to Villanovas first score, Sophomore fullback Sal Rosato plunging over on third down. After Florida twice held for downs within their five-yard stripe in the second period Eusko flipped a series of short aerials that brought the second touchdown, Pritko snaring a five-yard pass in the end zone. Eusko's passes and Rosatos plunges sparked a 57-yard advance for Villanovas third score on the second play of the last period.

George Smith, sub back, took a 10-yard toss from Eusko for the score. Near the end of the game Tommy Harrison, of Florida, tried a lateral from his own 10. The backward pass was wild, Pritko falling on the pigskin in the end zone. The Gators threatened in the first period when Basca fumbled on the Wildcat 45; again in the second period; and again in the third quarter when they reached the Villanova 24, but each time Villanovas strong charging line and alert secondary stopped the drives. Villanova made 11 first downs to nine and gained 153 yards through the air to 83.

On the ground the Wildcats gained 117 yards against 97. FLORIDA 0 0 0 00 VILLANOVA 7 7 0 1428 Villanova scoring: Touchdowns, Rosato (sub for Yankauskas), Pritko 2 (sub for Stress), Smith (sub for Behot). Points after touchdowns, Basca 2, Eusko (sub for Basco) 2, (all placements). HARDING JUNIOR HIGH EASILY TRIUMPHS, 40-7 Southern California, with the West further offering Iowa-Wisconsin, Michigan State-Purdue and Nebraska-Indiana. Tennessee, after whopping Duke last week, shouldn't have to worry about Chattanooga, while Clemson and Wake Forest meet in a bitter clash of Southern Conference giants.

The winner there can just about claim the title, for all the loser cares. That North Carolina-Texas Christian rumpus promises a wreat aerial disDlav Once-beaten! Cuckoo-Man II inonoao). tj a great aenaiaispidy. viicc ueai-eii Mi(hirmn (lT Vanderbilt and Kentucky, winner of three, have an important Southeastern Conference date, as do Au-burn-Mississippl State and Georgia-Mississippi. The suspicion that Dana Bible has finadly come up with his dream team at Texas makes the Texas-Oklahoma game a Southwestern standout, though the Arkansas-Baylor battle cant be treated as an also-ran.

Intersectionally Rice entertains L. S. U. Stanford, the Pacific Coasts Rose FIRST: 3 yar old, mile Kioxk 114 (Haaa) Starcatrher 113 (Schmid!) Miss Thirta 106 (Vvdder) Tim 112 4-5 x-The Hoof Heart, Camp Sort.e, -Chance Me. x-Mad Art, Ocean Bound, Sea Foam, x-Fle'd 9ECOND 2 up.

mile Smoky Snyder 116 (Hestrope) Time 112 3-5 Postage Trap. John Heir, mond, aUo ran. THIRD 3 year old up. 1 Count Eleven 115 (Meade). Meadow Morn 115 (A.

Robertson) Egress 115 N. Hall) Time 1 46 4-5 A Dither, Julius Caesar, Neconda. Mr. Mine. Noodies.

Old Story, FOURTH 2 jear olds. 4 Kansaa Citv 116 i edder) 1 Time 1 13 4-5 Cassic Beautv, a-Biue Warrior, Iv.de, Wildbeet, Wake. Esriy Warrior, Miik And Honry 11.1 i Jaropua iis (P. Robria When Millersville State Teachers College meets Montclair Teachers of New Jersey this Saturday afternoon, there will be three Lancaster county boys in the lineup. Merle Jones, a senior from Lancaster has held down the varsity center position for the past two years.

Before entering Millersville he attended the Stevens Trade School and while there made quite a name for himself in the field of sports. Hubert Peters, a freshman, who plays the blocking back position for the Marauders hails from Columbia. At Columbia High, Peters was outstanding for his blocking ability and defensive playing and has proven valuable to the M-ville squad. Ken Herr, a sophomore, is the only Millersville lad on the squad. Ken is a discovery of Coach Stehman and although he had never played football during his high school days or his first year at the college he has come along very fast and will probably start at fullback today.

The Stehmanites will start the battle for their third straight victory this Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock on the college field. The probable lineups are as Charley Berry, manager of the Dub, of the Inter-Stata League, will be the principal speaker at a banquet in the Hill Fire Company Hail, Monday night. October 21, at 7 oclock. event is for members of the Hill, Brownstown and Roths-ville baseball teams and is sponsored bythe Lions Clubs of those 11.480129 18 66 11.3ft Thane. Nancy Hoot Owl, BsUvhaunif, also ran.

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4 Muhlenberg College foot- i.n bal teams renew their traditional Lehigh Valley rivalry here this Saturday with Coach Hooks My-lin's Leopards decided favorites a-Admlralettr, also ran Bowl choice-of-the-week. comes to Vdy e-. mil over the home forces. of th a season, Muhlenberg Although beaten in its first threa will be at full strength for this Saturdays game and determined to upset the dope. M-ville Eshbaeh Dan Miller (C) Monkaitia Dively Youtzv Thompson Smith Wenglam Peters Dean Miller Montclair Mirsky Garnevieus Sutera Lobell Fiedlar Sherer S'empler M.

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H. H. Herr F. Destefano The big, rugged Richmond football team arrived in Lancaster at 8 p. m.

Friday night, and took quarters at a local hotel where it will stay until right before game time Saturday when it clashes with Franklin and Marshall College on Williamson Field at 2:30 oclock in one of the biggest games scheduled here this season. Led by Glenn Thistlewaite, former Wisconsin coach, and with one of the greatest backs in the South in Artie Jones in its array, Richmond's Spiders present what many F. M. officials, including Coach Alan Holman, believe to be the biggest threat on F. 1940 card.

Richmonds prowess has been demonstration in past performances. The Spiders have only lost one game in two years and last year defeated Gettysburg 21 to 0, and also trimmed Rutgers. Well, aware of this prowess, Coach Alan Holman has worked his Blue and White squad at a terrific gait. Despite the fact that the Diplomats stuneed the football world last week with their 23 to 21 victory over Dartmouth, Coach Holman has repeatedly warned them in no uncertain terms during the past week that Richmond would be very tough. Seemingly the F.

M. players have sensed this presence of danger and have heeded Holman's warnings well. No time has been spent celebrating the Dartmouth victory. That has been put aside for the end of the season. Richmond presents ever a greater problem than Dartmouth in the minds of the F.

Mers, and they will be ready. With good weather one of the biggest crowds of the season is expected to see the game. F. nd M. Richmond Holmes X.

Collins Schibanoff Fronzcek Simpson Arnheim Irwin Fitzhugh Emery Milling Irwin MeVay Bell Erickson Suchen. Baker Manotti Jnf? Kennv Fitzgerald Farka's Bowen Referee, W. Weiler, Temple; umpire, A Doran, Baltimore: field judge, Hutter. Baltimore; head linesman. J.

Crowley, Muhlenberg. WM. PENN HERE McCaskey High, victor over Middletown, Columbia, and Lebanon in its three trips out thus far, will go into action against William Penn in McCaskey stadium this Saturday afternoon at 2:30 oclock. The Billy Penn eleven, humiliated 29-0 by Reading High last week, ought to be a tough customer for the high riding Redmen to handle McCaskey, with all its power intact, will gun for triumph number four. McCaskey H.

S. William Penn Turton L. Ashby Clymer W. Shaffer Keavs L. Hoopes Wise C.

Palmer Lmebaugh Edmondson Braner T. Smith Ruth Shirk Walker Bnvder Schneider L. Wadley Strayer Anderson Reese Beshore WILLIAMSON AT TRADE Stevens Trade wil faceva bitter rival in Williamson Trade of Philadelphia this Saturday afternoon on the Trade field at 2 oclock. Pete Stauffers boys, winners in their opener against Carson Long last week, will face a Williamson unit definitely on the rebound after last Saturdays defeat at the hands of Perkiome Preparatory School, 6-2. (Special To Intelligencer Journal) Lebanon Pushing over touchdowns in every quarter but the second, the Harding Junior High School football team thumped the Elizabethtown High School Jay-Vee eleven 40 to 7, here, Friday afternoon.

Coach Joseph Baetties winning team was backed by 26 substitutes. Harding Jr. H. (10) Elizabethtown J-V (7) Ullrich Urhovic Frysinger Bchwanger Zahurak Heilman Re-Sle Roland Wolfe Moose Blockley Bloat Troutman Parrett Putt B. Hoover Herr Hughes Peiffer Ream Brady F.

Bouders Score bv Periods HARDING JR. H. S. 20 9 13 749 E-TOWN J-V 9 9 9 77 Touchdowns' Harding Jr Herr. Putt 2.

Uhrich, Brady, Stoudt. Elizabethtown J-V Hoover. Points after touchdowns (kick at goal) Harding Jr. H. 8 Herr 2, Putt, Peifler Elizabethtown J-V Hoover.

Referee, Schwenk; umpire, Bender; head linesman, Fornwait. grips with Santa Clara in the Far Wests star studded super-colossal. It takes precedence over such league battles as Oregon-Washington and California-Washington State, but must share some of the spotlight with Texas Aggies (as if they didnt have enough trouble at home) who go west to play U. C. L.

A. Philly Fans Greet Return Of Wilson Philadelphia (AP) Jimmy Wilson, World's Series baseball hero, was given a rousing welcome home Friday. i A crowd of 3.000 greeted the 40-year-old Cincinnati Reds coach who went behind the plate and caught when injuries laid low regular catcher Ernie Lombardi. Many credit Wilson with a major share in the Reds victory. Banners reading Welcome, Jimmy; You get younger every day.

Jimmy; and A good man always is good; greeted Wilson as he stepped from the train. Many in the crowd accompanied Jimmy to his home where they jammed the house and emptied the Wilson icebox. ap; 2 years: furlongs (II): a-Signtor Wilson, who aught SIX or tneino. Harvard Square 112, b-War Bugle 1)2, seven games and at the end had Bold irishman i is. c-sprmgwood 113.

b-Hy his creaking joints all taped up to prevent serious injury, is going to rest" for the next few weeks. As for his winter plans Til rest some more. Bucky Walters, another former Philly player converted into a star pitcher by Wilson, arrived home Thursday night. Walters indicated he hoped he might play some golf with Wilson and Hans Lobert. coach of the Phillies, before winter sets in.

MORAVIAN GRIDMEN JAR BLUE RIDGE FOE, 14-6 Bethlehem, Pa. (AP) Moravians Greyhounds won their third straight football game Friday night overcoming a stubborn Blue Ridge eleven, 14 to 6. Dave Griffiths and Fritchman scored the in the first and third Doubt Not 122 Anderson) .16.40 8 Oft 8 Bean James 115 (Arearo). 5.2ft 2 ftft Doraett 12 (Ha) 2 5 Post 2 00 M. EST.

FIRST: $1,200 claiming: 3 up; 0 furlongs 20): Nut Crystal 104, b-Pont Neuf 116. Mince Mo 112, x-Winter Money 111, Sargazo 116, Goes Fast 104, Bold Turk 116, a-Maenervs 107. Bee Br-ght 106, Sparking 112, Silent Jim 111, Ranchos Girl 100. a-Welding 104, b-Cattistock 111. Johnny 107, Red Meadow 104, x-Bally Haste 99, Mintson 106, Claro 111, Learned 116.

a-Mrs. H. Mclivaine and F. H. Williamson entrv.

b-Jenkins Field entry. SECOND: $1,200 purse; 2 year maiden fillies; 6 furlongs (9): Grand Flame 116, Happy Home 116. War Hazard 116, 8now Moon 116, Gala Song 116, Cadenza Machree 116, First Love 116, Dragon Lady 116 THIRD: $2,000 handicap; 3 do; 6 furlongs (8): Flota 105, Dtni 122, Sky Argo 114, Dotted Swiss 110, Inkling 105, Colosseum 114, Lady Maryland 114, Torchlight 114. FOURTH; $10,000 added Remsen Handi- Cop 110, e-Strange Device 114. Omission 112.

8timady 115, Mettlesome 115, a-Unquote 112. a-Woolford farm entry. b-Circle Ranch. c-W. L.

Laboyteaux and M. Field entrv FIFTH: $10,000 added Continental Handicap; 3 uo; 1 1-16 miles 02): Advocator 117, Get Off 114. Hash 126, Cant Wait 118. Volitant 110. Nitro 108, a-FoTbcrough 106, Knight 108, Joe 8chenck lift, Roman Flag 106, Gen 1 Manager 108, Aethelwold 110.

a-Belair Stud and Wheatley stable entry. 8IXTH: $1,500 claiming; 3 up; l5 mile. (9: Scatterbrain 111, Panalorg 111, Ladv Bethvl 108. Foxflame 18, Money Muddle 120. Passing Sun 111, Merne 108, Day Is Done 110.

x-Shag 99 SEVENTH: $2 000 added handicap: 3 up; IV miles (8): Russia 105, Bright Gray 114, Strabo 115, Stoney Brush 122, High Fidelity 115. Mount Vernon II 120, Confiado 119, One Jest 119. x-AAC. Clear and fast. THOMPSON OFFERED JOB Detroit (AP) Goalie Cecil (Tiny) Thompson, of the Detroit Bed Wings, has been offered the playing-managership of the Gettysburg Gridders Battle Drexel Today (Special To Intelligencer Journal) Gettysburg When the Gettysburg college football team invades Philadelphia this Saturday, for a tilt with the Drexel Dragons, the Bullets will present a greatly al tered lineup from the one which started against Wooster last week, The biggest shift will come in the backfteld where injuries have benched two Battlefield players.

Joe Stock, ace left halfback, and his running mate at right half, Russ Sohnleitner, are both on the injured list and will probably not see service at Philadelphia. Stocks berth at left half will probably be filled by a sophomore, Jim Hardy, from Darby, while Bill Florsheim, of Woodbury, N. and Fred Geiter, of Moorestown, N. are even bets to get the nod to take Sohnleitner's place. Since Coach Bream has been working the sophomores in a back-field as a unit, it is possible that he will use Al Hart, Elkins Park, in the quarterback post at the out set of the game instead of Harold Sherman, the first string blocking back.

Howard Shoemaker, of Souderton, regular fullback, will probably start in his accustomed place. The only change on the line which is as yet evident is the benching of Peaches- Levens with a shoulder injury in favor of either Dick Debler, a Philadelphia sophomore, or Lay Bailey, a senior from Ridley Park. Despite the injury jinx, Gettysburg is still favored in most quarters as likely to take the Dragons into camp. McCullough Clinches Medal Honor With 68 GEORGETOWN WINS OVER WAYNESBURG ELEVEN, 26-12 Washington (API A light little team from Waynesburg, Pa Friday night made a valiant but unsuccessful fight against a heavily favored Georgetown eleven scoring two touchdowns on a club whose goal had not been crossed since mid-season last year but lost, 26 to 12. Atlantic City W.

B. (Duff) McCullough, who a few weeks ago was a finalist in the National amateur championship, shot a 68 in the qualifying round of the Clarence H. Geist memorial golf tournament at the Seaview Country Club Friday afternoon. Duff led by one stroke for the jnedal, three strokes under par and Just one better than the round turned In by Harry Haverstick, ef Lancaster, former Pennsylvania State titleholder and Percy Strauss pf Manufacturers. S.

R. Zimmerman, of Lancaster, posted 40-38 78. PRO GRID STANDINGS Western Division Buffalo club in the American Hockey League, Jack Adams, manager of HONOR SCHIBANOFF Philadelphia Alex Schibanoff, Franklin and Marshall college tackle who was outstanding as the i Jimmy touchdowns Diplomats defeated Dartmouths coach, will be the principal speaker. BATTERY SERVICE CALL 2-2196 GOODRICH heavily-favored football team last lt is the clubs first weekly award the Detroit sextet, said. LANSDOWNE HI WINS Ridley Park, Pa.

(AP) Lans-downe High gridders won their first game in four years Friday by beating Ridley Park, 13 to 7. They had lost 30 straight games since winning on Thanksgiving Day, 1936. Adams said that if Thompson did not accept the Buffalo position, he would be welcome to return to the Red Wings, of the season, Last year Jim Flowers, F. and M. captain, was given the honor for his playing against Gettysburg.

week, will receive the Maxwell Football club award Monday, it was announced. Coach Alan Holman, F. and M. Prince ft Vine Lancaster cago Philadelphia at New York, i Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. 1 Cleveland at Green Bay.

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