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SATURDAY, N0V1MSIR 20, 140 DUSTING 'EM OFF Sport Editor, Kntiatka Newt BY ZPP NEWMAN Will Tide-Tiger Came Follow Script? The WAITING LINE AT SUGAR BOWL GATES In a scene reminiscent of the evacuation of Stalingrad 1 football fa ns' swarmed outside the gates of Tulane Stadium in New Orleans awaiting start of sale ot 11,956 Sugar Bowl tickets. Thousands lined the sidewalks outside the big stadium where the game la played. Nearly 2.000 stood in line all night with watch fires built for cheer and warmth. There were approximately 5,000 in the line with the early morning sun and mist rising when this picture was made. 2,000 Brave Cold fo Buy First Ensley Scores Public Sale Sugar Bowl Ducats 7-To-O Victoi CHAMPIONS RECEIVE TROPHY Victors over Minor, 34-19, in the first annual county championship football game, Jones Valley High School was honored Friday with presentation of a huge trophy, emblematic of their gridiron supremacy.

The game, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Birmingham District Dental Society, was played Armistice Day night. In the above photo Don Worthington (left), general game chairman, is shown congratulating Brownie Captain and Center Guy Bruce (right) on winning the game. Looking on is Dr. James Thompson, dental society president (next to Worthington) and Jack Deeiing, president of the Jones Valley student body. The trophy is one of the largest ever awarded a Jefferson County high school, standing nearly four feet in height Over Laurel LAUREL, Nov.

20 UP A. 79-yard scoring drive and a nearly perfect defense combined to givw Ensley High of Birmingham a 7-4 football victory over Laurel High here last night Ensley negotiated the touch down distance In 11 plays in the second period, winding up with a flat pass from Laft Halfback John-' nia Gibson to Laft End Lao Hay-lay for tha score. Right End Lu cius DeYampert plactkickad the extra point BATON ROUGE, Nov. 20 Alabama and Louisiana State eaught one of the coolest afternoons ever for a football game in Louisiana. Its the kind of day for plenty of action, but after tbe way the two schools have been throwing touchdowns at each other Since the series was renewed in 1944, will it follow script? Alabama went into the game the favorite.

Now what will happen? Will it be a scoreless tie? After the two teams have scored 192 points, thats an average of 28 points for Alabama and 1914 for Louisiana State? Will Louisiana, after beating Rice and Texas A. play the football the Tigers played last week against Mississippi State, losing despite piling up 359 yards? Will Alabama continue to show the form the Crimsons schowed in winning over Georgia Tech? This is a dizzy football season. Most everything has happened to cross up the guessperts. Red Heard, L. S.

and Frank Thomas rigged up the revival of the Alabama-Louisiana State series, began in 1895, in 1944. The first game here was a lulu, ending in a 27-all tie. Alabama won, 26 to 7, in 1945. Louisiana came back with an upset in 1946, winning, 31 to 21, in a great second half finish. Last year at the University of Alabama, the Crimsons won, 41 to 12, and received the Sugar Bowl invitation.

Alabama arrived two hours and half late. They ate lunch with Mike OLeary in New Orleans before moving over to Red Stick. Both Alabama and Louisiana State worked out in the stadium and the field wasnt bad, following a downpour Thursday night. Both teams looked fresh and ready for battle. Alabama is ready, all except Dick Flowers, a very fine tackle.

Louisiana State is reported to be in the top physical shape of the year. There will be no sellout 44,000. The crowd is predicted to reach SO, 000 could go higher if New Orleans decides to come up and take a look at the Bayou Tigers before they play Tulane next Saturday. Lippy Leo's Baseball Doings Draw Chandler's Gimlet Look mada soon after the final scores are in on Nov. 27.

There are honeys coming up on the 27th and anything can happen," he said. He indicated that he expected tbe announcement to be made by Dec. 1. PROMPTLY AT 9 A M. TODAY, the ticket windows were to crash open.

Exactly 5,978 grid fans will be able to grab 11,956 tickets for the 15th annual Sugar Bowl classic. Ducats will cost 310.24 for two end zone seats, or 344.14 for two combinations which will admit to the game and all other events on the Sugar Bowl sports calendar. Bowl officials expected all would be sold within three hours. The rest of the 80,737 tickets go to participating schools, stadium bondholders, Sugar Bowl members and others. Meanwhile, the stiff overnight-ers mood could best be expressed by the comment of one early arrival: Its been nine years since Tulane has been in a bow! and we Statistics CINCINNATI, Nov.

20 (JP) Baseball Commissioner A- B. Chandler is casting an inquiring look again at the doings of Leo Durocher. The commissioner tossed Duro-cher out of baseball for the 1947 season because of conduct detrimental to the game and novrTie wants to know the circumstances Albany High's Jim Jenks Catches Own Punt Runs 78 Yards For Touchdown ALBANY, Nov. 20 JP) Ever hear of a halfback who caught his own punt and ran to a touchdown? Jimmy Jenks did it for Albany High School here last night in a state quarter-final football game. Jenks punted from his own 28-yard line, and a charging Grants pass line blocked the ball.

It bounded back into Jenks hands. He circled the linemen and ran 78 yards to score. It was all to no avail. Grants pass recovered from this blow and won. 13-7.

surrounding ths signing of Frsddy Fitzsimmons as a coach for the New York Giants, now managed by Durocher. Durocher was in trouble the first time as manager of tbe Brooklyn Dodgers. Fitzsimmons was a coach for the Boston Braves last season and the commissioner would like to know why and how Fritz was signed to a Giant agreement while he still was under contract to the Braves. Walter Mulbry, assistant to Chandler, said only the commissioner is investigating but it was understood that Durocher, Fitzsimmons and high moguls of the Giant family will be asked to visit the commissioner at the major league meeting in Chicago next month and tell their side of the story. Rushing gain Passing gain Passes tried Passes completed Passes intercepted by Kicking average Yards penalized Opponents fumbles recovered going of the of the Most crowd seemed confident the Green Wave would make the grade.

Handicap Trap Shoot Billed Here Sunday The 'Alabama handicap skeet shooting championship is on the bill for Sunday morning at Southern Skeet Club traps on Red Mountain. The traps enthusiasts will fire for the WAPI championship cup which has been up since 1941. Lonnie Munger won it the first year with a 99 and his mark stands as high on the cup. T. K.

Lee won it in 1942 and then during the war years there was a layoff with the shoot being resumed last year with F. C. Weiss winning. The shoot is at 100 targets. Handicaps are set up with added birds balancing up the and class shooters with the A.

Shooting starts at 9 oclock and is open to the public. Any resident of the state is eligible to compete for the cup. Cerdan BY JACK HAND NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (JP)- Marcel Cerdan, the hottest draw- Church. The pastor, the Rev.

8. ing card in boxing outside of Joe M. Ghiselln, will preach. Louis, is back in town, listening to Banquet League in Europe, mate ing a. good will tour of the contio- The drive atarted with a fumble recovery after the longest run of the game, 59 yards by Laurel Fullback Ollie Fairchild.

He dropped the ball aa he waa tackled. Laurel marched from Its 21-yard line to tbe Ensley 19 in the final period, but Gibion intercepted 4 pasa from Jerry Boykin in the end zone to atop the threat The Alabamians almost completely bottled up Jimmy Howard, Laurels star running back. Their pace defense held Laurel to a pair of completions although about a fourth of the locals acrimmage playa wore aerial attempts. Lineups: Enaiey (T End. Haylay, at Allan, Wilson; tackle.

Mlnu. guard, Carroll, Hhertr, Woodall, center, Brice; back. Caldwell, oibaon. panter. Smith.

Jtatuw, Wald. Alexander Laurel 0i Inda, Partial. Pad get Ma-Olnnls. Toney; taeklea. Blahoa, Pyner; Card.

Brockman, Colay. Upchurch; eaa-. Summcrvall, Wallace; wood, Howard, Wood, Fairchild, Beach, Boykin. score by period: -L. Knaley Enalev Scoring Touchdown.

Hayl Point after touchdown, DYatnprt, fro, placement. To Honor Airmen Members of the 2587th Air Fore Reserve Training Center at the Municipal Airport will be honor guests at a Thanksgiving service to be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Dixon Memorial Presbyterian offers. NEW ORLEANS. Nov.

20 (JP) Nearly 2,000 determined Sugar Bowl fans camped overnight in a cold, whipping breeze at Tulane stadium to be on hand today for the first and probably the only public ticket sale. The long, serpentine line winding down the sidewalk displayed an array of blankets, coats, playing cards, sandwiches, parkas, fleeceline jackets and party-like morale builders. A passerby remarked Jeez, all that for a football game and they dont even know what teams are going to play. And he's right Frank Schaub, president of the sponsoring Midwinter Sports Association, said yesterday it is possible an an-nouncement of teams might be Southern Cops, 27-0, To Take Gulf Grid Title HATTIESBURG, Nov. 20 (JP) Mississippi Southern won the first football championship of the new Gulf States Conference last, night by outclassing the Lions of Southeastern Louisiana College.

27-0, in their final conference game. Southern has four victories in four Gulf States encounters. Southeastern lost all its five conference matches. Sophomore Halfback Phillips returned the opening kickoff 103 yards for a touchdown. An 88-yard drive, ending in a 14-yard pass from Halfback Frank Spruiell to Hindu Reynolds, got the next one.

Spruiell went 50 yards through the line for the third tally, and! Fullback Frank Brown smashed nine for the last to climax a 69-yard drive. Veeck Ends Hopes For Athletic Trade PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 P) Bill Veeck, Cleveland Indians president, was still in town today but hes given up hope of talking Connie Mack out of one of his leading pitchers. Mack, although in the market for infield and outfield strength for his Athletics, turned down Veeck yesterday when the boss man of the world champion Indians dangled the names of several promising youngsters and veterans in front of him. Veeck mentioned as trading bait such players as Ray Boone, Bobby Wilson, Johnny Berardino, A1 Clark, Bob Kernedy and Walter Judnich.

Lakers Down Stags By The Associated Press The Washington Capitals, Eastern Division pace-setters, boast the only perfect record in the Basketball Association of America today. Washington became the sole unbeaten team in tbe 12-team circuit when the Minneapolis Lakers downed the Chicago Stags, 85-81, last night in the second game of a I double-header at Chicago. The defeat was the first in three starts for the Stags and dumped them from first to third place Fear Of Broken Bulbs Halts Second Half of Fairfield Tilt LEESBURG, Fla, Nov. TO-AJP) The high cost of floodlight bulbs eliminated the second half of a high school football game here tonight. Leesburg and Fairfield, playad to a 0-0 tie in the first half.

Then a cold rain started falling and school officials turned off the floodlights for fear the bulbs would start breaking. Leesburg Coach Floyd Jag-gears said they cost 38 each and the school couldnt afford to replace many at that price. After waiting an hour and 45 minutes it still was raining and the schools agreed to forego second-half play. The tipoff on tbe dollar value of the Frenchman with the laughing eyes is the fact that he was met at the plane by both Harry ent. The champ will return to Casablanca to spend the holidays with spen He will be back in late his family.

Turkey Week Mat Program Best Of Year Promoter Joe Gunther wont serve any turkey on his Thanksgiving Week mat program at the auditorium Monday night, but hell have three of the best matches he has offered this year. Headlining the program will be a return match between the Atomic Blond, the light heavyweight champion, and the Green Shadow. The Shadow won from the champion last Monday night, but the bout went only one fall and the Blond retained his title. The champion was injured on the first fall and was unable to continue the match. The return bout is for two falls out of three, with a time limit of 90 minutes.

Leon Kirilenko, the Mad Russian," will make his debut in the tag match semi-finaL He pairs with Mike Chacoma, Oklahoma, former light-heavyweight champion. They will meet the Keene brothers, Charlie and Don. This one is for two falls out of three, with a time limit of one hour. Opening the card will be a one-fall, 30-minute match between Finis Hall and Nick Carter. Shotton Says Brooks May Train In Miami MIAMI, Nov.

20 P) The Brooklyn Dodgers will be training Tn Miami next spring if Manager Burt Shotton has his way. Shotton, mild-mannered veteran of professional baseball who replaced Leo Durocher as manager last Fall, made a quick survey of Miami's baseball facilities and said: If the city wants us, I dont see any reason why we wont be here next March. He said the final decision, however, must be made by club President Branch Rickey. Shotton said he had looked at a number of prospective sites for the Dodger Spring camp, adding Im very enthusiastic about this place. It has everything our organization wants.

A principal selling point, Shotton said, was the proximity to the Vero Beach, camp operated by the Dodger farm system for all of its minor league clubs. Mr. Rickey and I want to keep close tabs on the youngsters in the Spring ana theres no trouble at all to get up to Vero from here. It was previously announced that the Dodgers would train with their farm clubs at Vero Beach. But Shotton said that certain commitments had not been fulfilled and they were looking for other quarters.

He did not elaborate. Markson of the 20th Century January and probably will remain Sporting Chib and Andy Nieder- until after hU June title defense, reiter of the rival tournament of Among other things, he is in-champions. terested in getting his hands on Cerdan it under contract to de- abot 340,000 om the Zalo fend his middleweight title for jfight which wa, helt eacrow insure his return. Black Bears Beat St. Louis TeamOO TUSCALOOSA, Nov.

20-Rolling up 26 points in the first nine minutes, Swede Kendalls Tuscaloosa Black Bears rolled over UniversifeMEitv High of St Louis, 40-20, beieWast night. Tuscdteegas tailback, Clell Hop-son, paced the Black Bear attack. He ran 51 yards for one touchdown and figured in an 85-yard pass play to Joe Barksdale for another tally. His running and kicking were outstanding all night. After the scoring splurge in the first period, the Bears were held scoreless in the second and third.

They tallied two additional touchdowns in the fourth. The St. Louis eleven scored once in the first and twice in the second periods. The Missouri' team, city champions of St. Louis, was after its 13th straight victory.

Score by periods: St. Louis 7 13 0 020 Tuscaloosa 26 0 0 1440 Marty Furgal Wins Santa Anita Playoff ARCADIA, Nov. 20 UP) Marty Furgol, Albuquerque, N. is the belated winner of the Santa Anita Open Golf Tourney. Furgol fired a 69, one under par, yesterday to take an 18-hole from Cary Middlecoff, of Memphis, who had a 71.

Furgol won $500, Middlecoff, $400. The two finished in a tie last month with 202 strokes each for the 54-hole tourney. The playoff was delayed to permit Middlecoff to play in a Har i waii tournament, which he won. Ole Miss Freshmen Trounce State, 33-0 UNIVERSITY, Nov. 20 The Mississippi Rebels, defending Southeastern Conference champions, gave notice yesterday they must be reckoned with for a few 'more years.

Their freshman team ran away with a 33-0 victory over Mississippi States first-year men. Laverne Boykin, 180-pound half-, back, was the days hero. He made two long, slithering touchdown runs, and caught a pass for a third seore. The State line couldnt keep the Ole Miss backs in check. The losers suffered also when Halfback Wally Beech and Tackle Billy Py-ron were injured in the first halt West End High Grid Squads, Coaches Guests At Services West End High football players, coaches and school officials will be honored guests at the morning services of West End Methodist Church Sunday.

Dr. W. Nelson Guthrie, pastor, is a close follower of the Lions. He will dedicate his sermon to the team and coaches. Both the varsity and squads have been invited along with coaches of best squads and Prof.

N. H. Price, principal. The services start at 10:54 o'clock. Macon Power Defeats Lanier By 20-7 Count MONTGOMERY, Nov.

20 (JP) Sidney Lanier High School of Macon, turned on the power to defeat Sidney Lanier of Montgomery 20-7 on a rain-soaked field here last night The Georgians went out In front in the second quarter when they drove 40 yards to a touchdown in eight plays. Right Halfback Jap Harvey bucked across for the score. Bud Brake kicked the point and the Macon team led 7-0. Macon repeated the performance in the same quarter, driving 47 yards in six plays. Harvey again powered his way through the Montgomery line for the touchdown.

Brakes attempted conversion was wide. MACON'S THIRD touchdown came in the fourth period when Guard Buddy Griffin gathered in a pass thrown by Montgomerys Coleman from behind his own goal line. Griffin intercepted on Montgomerys 10-yard line and raced into the end zone. Brakes kick was good and Macon led 20-0. The Montgomery passing attack clicked momentarily in the final period, left Halfback Sid Coleman threw to Montgomery for 28 yards, then passed to Abernathy for 25 yards and a score.

Coleman converted. Score by periods: Macon 0-13-0-7 20SHRDLU Macon 0 13 0 720 Montgomery 0 0 0 7 7 Macon Scoring Touchdowns, Harvey (2); Griffin (1); points after touchdown, Brake (2). Montgomery Scoring Touchdowns: Abernathy (1); points after touchdown, Coleman (1). Laurie Battle Given Army-Navy Tickets Rep. Laurie Battle announced today that he has again been furnished a limited number of tickets to the Army-Navy football game to be played at Soldiers Field, Philadelphia, on Saturday, Nov.

27. Each member of Congress is allotted several tickets by the Army and Navy athletic associations to make available to constituents. So far no requests for these tickets have been received by Mr. Battle though in previous years they have been in demand. The congressman would like to hear fiom anyone who is interested in purchasing tickets to the Army-Navy game, on a first come first served basis.

Any tickets still remaining Monday night, Nov. 22, will be returned to Washington. Rep. Battle, who is ill with influenza, has canceled all his appoint-snents and speaking engagements through Monday. Graziano Is Doing Some Fast Traveling NEW YORK, Nov.

20 (JP) Rocky Graziano was back home today after two disappearances in two days on opposite coasts. The former middleweight king had been in California training for a fight, Dec. 1, at Oakland With Fred ApostolL Thursday he took a walk and didnt come back. Yesterday he turned up at his Brooklyn home. Then he disappeared again.

Irving Cohen, his manager, said he reached Rocky by phone last night He made a date to meet him today to find out tbe reason for his fighter's travels. Cohen said Graz-iano didnt actually disappear last night, but had gone out with his family after returning home. Arkansas State Falls To Memphis, 34-13 MEMPHIS, Nov. 20 (4P) The Memphis State Tigers pounced heavily upon the Indians of Arkansas State here last night to win, 34 to 13. The victory boosted the Tigers record to six wins against four defeats.

It evened the Arkansas State slate at four and four, with a tie. It was Arkansas final game. Memphis was paced In its attack by Keith White, who alternated between tailback and wing-beck and turned in the game's most dazzling play a 95-yard runback of Dale Hudsons kickoff for a touchdown. the T. of C.

next June against Tony Zale, the man he knocked out at Jersey City in September. But hes not under contract for over-the-weight appearances. I am sure he will fight for both! promoters this Winter," said Sammy Richman, who will represent! him on his current exhibition1 tour. We are not Involved in any boxing war. The Garden gave us our first chance and the T.

of C. gave us a shot at the title. There; is no reason we can not fight for both. Richman didnt mention it but there is another factor. Lew Burs-ton, Cerdana American representative, recently became European talent scout for the 20th He and Lucien Roupp, Cerdan's manager, are due within a CERDAN WILL REMAIN a month, making six or eight ap-; pearances in four-round exhibitions.

Two dates are definite. He will show at Lewiston, Me. Dec. 2 and at Cleveland, Dec. 6 on Larry Atkins big Christmas show.

New Orleans, Toronto, Montreal and Holyoke, are other possibilities. Since winning the championship from Zale, Cerdan hae been in a ring only once. That was for an exhibition at Corsica. The rest of the tilde be has been touring the zMmwam Borden Burr Invented Huddle Here In 1895 Borden Burr, who came along with the Crimsons, remembers Baton Rouge well. He remembers coming here, in 1895, after Alabama had lost to Tulane the day before, and getting knocked in the head.

Borden forgot his signals but had presence of mind enough to call the players into a huddle and worked a signal. It was the first time for the huddle. He used the huddle the rest of the game, Alabama lost, 12 to 6. The population of Baton Rouge in 1895 was less than 5,000. To date the population is 112,000.

No wonder Borden Burr couldnt point out the field he played on which is across town from the new Louisiana State setup one of the finest in the country. Whats giving Red Noonan his new-found power in crashing the line? Several weeks ago a scout remarked, Noonan isnt running on his toes any more. Hes running flat-footed and getting power. Red was asked if the scout knew what he was talking about I began running flat-footed against Mississippi State and found I could drive harder. Alabama supporters couldnt remember seeing big Red run any harder than he did against Georgia Tech last week.

Before the light engineers work out plans for re-lighting Legion Field, they want to come to Baton Rouge and study the L. S. U. lighting system. Its the most brilliantly lighted field in football 250,000 watts from eight towers erected at the back of the stadium.

Louisiana State and Tulane are going to introduce collegiate basketball double-headers Dec, 3 and 4. Louisiana will play Texas and Rice will play Tulane here and they switch at New Orleans. Harry Rabenhorst, basketball coach for L. S. believes this is the first pair of basketball double-headers ever played by big colleges.

fit Montgomery is holding the Sacchrine Bowl game Nov. 26 in Cramton Bowl. The money goes for the physically handicapped. Coach Red Drew brought a squad of 40 Alabama players six seniors, 11 juniors and 23 sophomores. Mike OLeary told his guest Friday that the best passer he had seen all year was Bobby Thomason, V.

M. I.s great back. Bobby hails from Leeds, Ala. Pooley Hubert talked him into going to V. M.

I. Frank Thomas, Alabama athletic director, didnt get to come down. Its the rush for Tommy. sc Me Speaking Of Ties Wofford Has Got 'Em Wofford College is very fond of ties. Some tie manufacturer should strike off a cravat in honor of the Spartanburg Terriers.

Wofford is now the holder of the National Collegiate record with five consecutive tie football games. There are some 113 players from north of the Mason and Dixon line in the Southeastern Conference. Its a part of the S. E. C.s good neighbor policy.

The South will always have friends in the Yankee boys who come South to get an education and play football. Before Alabama tagged Georgia Tech, the Jackets were a touchdown favorite over Georgia. Now the points are rising on Georgia, up seven points this week. Two touchdowns difference in a week. Jack Brown, Alabama's sophomore punter, bids fair to end up as the best punter in the Southeastern Conference.

Jack got off to an awful beginning against Tulane, but since then, he has been getting distance. Jack is developing into a fine all-around quarterback in tbe Alabama system which calls for handling the strategy, blocking, running, yes, and punting this year. He showed he could pass when he made up a play with El Salem in the Georgia Tech game. Wouldnt the bowls be in a pickle if Georgia, Mississippi, Tulane and North Carolina all took lickings before time to select the teams? It could happen. Bill Alexander is going to insist next year that the rule requiring coaches to sit on the bench is enforced.

It will put a crimp in coaches having to stand to do their master-minding. Johnny Vaught has become the third coach to beat a Bob Neyland Tennessee team twice in a row. Frank Thomas, of Alabama, was first and Cart Snavely of Nbrth Carolina was second. The best jobs in the majors today are the coaches jobs. Charley Dressen got 20-grand from the Yankees and Bill McKechnie got 330,000 from the Cleveland Indians.

And they didnt have the worries of the managers. Why manage when you can get the money without the headaches? ajc ac They're Saying In The Sports World BRANCH RICKEY (General manager of both the Brooklyn baseball and football Dodgers) Im a baseball man, not a football man. But I will say that I know more about football than I did a year ago. B. M.

ATKINSON, JR. (Louisville Times) Somebody could make lots of money selling these wailing coaches portable wailing walls. C. M. GIBBS (Baltimore Sun) The Giants have secured Frankie Frisch and Fred Fitzsimmons to help Durocher with his Polo Grounders.

This is bound to be a popular move. But there a drawback. Neither can pitch. TOMMY DEVINE (Detroit sports writer) Footballs annual box office' battle between the colleges and professional teams will show a decided Yah rah trend when the final 1944 attendance figures are tabulated. HANNA HEADQUARTERS PARTS wi OrtY SERVICE HANNA MOTOR (0.

Ae. ond 2141 St, 3 1191 Valley, Warrior, West Jeff Score Grid Wins In County P. G. A. Meets Dec.

1-3 DUNEDIN, Nov. 20 (P) The 32nd annual meeting of the Professional Golfers Association of America will be held here Dec. 1-3. The executive committee will hold a preliminary session Nov. 30.

The annual meeting, usually held at P. G. A. headquarters in Chicago, was moved to Dunedin td allow members to inspect and play over the P. G.

A.s national golf course here. He crossed on runs of 12 and eight yards. Obie Joe Hill tallied the third Warrior counter. Charles Moore, one of the countys top passers, was hurt in the second period and did not play. After be went out, the Blue offensive failed to threaten.

Jones Valley. Warrior and West Jefferson scored victories in last nights county football action. One game was postponed and one was called off after the first half was finished. Valley defeated Tarrant, 26-4, to rack, up its eighth win of the season. The victory gave Joe Ganns Brownies undisputed possession of the county title.

Warrior marched over Mortimer Jordan, 20-0 and West Jefferson defeated Dors, 42-6. The Leeds-Pell City game at Pell City was postponed until Monday night Wet grounds and threatening weather caused the postponement. Fairfield's game with Lees-. burg was called at tbe end ot the test half. Leesburg officials were fearful lest the cold rain would break the floodlights.

JAMES STACEY, a leading can-! didata for All -County and All-State honors, paced the Brownies over Tarrant Tarrants touchdown came on a blocked punt Right Halfback Ezri Russell, scoring two touchdowns, paced i Warrior ovor Thanksgiving Tickets SEE say Birmingham policeman or fireman tor ticket to tee Crippled Childrens Clinic Thanksgiving football game. CALL Police Headquarters, 3-1212, or your community fire station (you should know that phone number) and the tickets will be promptly delivered to your home, office or plant. POLICEMEN in Tarrant, Homewood, Fairfield and Bessemer are selling tickets also. ADDRESS mail orders to Sports Department, Birmingham News-Age-Herald. Birmingham 2, Alabama.

Be sure to state number of 31 and 32 tickets desired and enclose 25 cents with each order to cover return registered mail. TAKE your exchange SI coupons to E. E. Forbes 4c Sms, 403 No. 20th Street, and turn teem in tor an even swap of one coupon for a 31 reserved seat ticket (new horseshoe sections, II to I) or two coupons tor 32 rsservsd seat ticket from goal to goal along either side of the field.

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