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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1949 TH BIRMINGHAM HRW6-AOE-H6RALP Clinic Tilt Ducat Sales Unbeaten Ram On; Full Blast Monday Play Powerful Navy Passes Tie Tulane. 21 To 21 Cowboys Ride Rough Oyer Colorado, 103-0 GREELEY, Colo, Nov. S-JP) Wyomings Cowboys, gunning for tho Skyline Six Conference title, stepped outside its clots Saturday to hand Colorado State Its worst licking in history, 108 to 0. The hapless Colorado Toechors ran up 206 yards nat by rushing but couldnt dant the Wyoming defenso when the chips were down. Ten Wyoming players scored touchdowns.

BY TED SMITS NEW OBLXANS, Nov. 5-0P Midshipman Bob Zastrow matched his bullet passes Saturday against Eddie Prices long, swift runs in a brilliant footbaB free-for-all today in which Navy rallied to tlo Tulane 21-21. The much beaten Navy teem bad 70,000 hysterical ta the Sugar Bowl Stadium as it stormed down to the Tulano 16 with eight seconds left to play. Roger Drew came in to try WA Statistics mm Navy TVlaM IS IS yards wSihn IttWfUd Ticket uln for the Tenth annual Crippled Childrens Clinic game, sponsored by the Birmingham News-Age-Herald and WSGN, will be In full blast Monday morning with the entire Birmingham Police Force offering general admission tickets, E. E.

Forbes it Sons, 403 North 20th Street, selling the reserved seats and the Monday Morning Quarterback Club purveying the coveted midfield Westside tickets for premftm donations to the clinic. Connor's constables are keen about the sale of a reasonably priced ticket which will admit the purchaser to Legion Field on Thanksgiving without making any exchange. Assistant Chief E. H. Brown reports a brisk demand for blocks of tickets from his men who feel that the public will like the new deal.

The tangled high school team situation is also lending a demand for an increased number of tickets by the Monday Morning Quarterback Club which has resulted in all of sections DD. EE and FF beta requested by the eight tesths oi uger salesmen for premium prices. Certainly each of the high school teams can feel that the Thanksgiving Classic is their own game for each of the teams have sacrificed a game for the chance of playing ta the championship. Student priced ticket blocks for each of the five high schools have been carved out of the surrounding higher priced seats and these will hr ararags da ankleka (nmblM by panamas 2 1 ::3 A Tarda for the season up to two victories, one tie, and four defeats. Tulane, on the other hand, has lost only to Notre Dame.

NAVY (il) Left and. AndraMO, Prtslar. Tread wall. McDonald; left tackle. Tetraault, Darla, Leahy: left guard.

Mahoney, Wanner. Borne, Cooper; center, Bryaon, Bchlf-fertl, Oeabe, Owene; right guard, Mdder-hof. Steele. Harvey; right tackle. Hunt.

Renaemann. Oragg: right end. Ryan. Sakfce. Wilson, Cleavengar: quarterback, Zastrow, Jones left half.

Vine. Bari. Bar-tuska. Purvis; right half. Powers, Sundry, Arhold, Weaver; fuUbaflk, Bannerman, Drew.

Scholl no. TuLa.NI (21) Left end. Watkins. Sheffield left tackle. Joyce, Druen, Bounds.

Pulger, Davis; left guard. Prana, Bah rend, center, Maddox. Xottamann. Dedeaux. Brinson right guard, Headrick.

Helluin. Kletnechmldt. Doyle; right tackle. Lea. Rons: right end.

Partridge, Harper, Do-land. Daigle; quarterback, Svoboda, Ernst. Sonar; left half. Nlhart.Van Meter. Jonae; Score by periods: Wavy 7 0 721 Tulane 0 7 7 721 Navy Scoring Touchdowns, Vine 2.

Arnold. Points after touchdown. Drew (3). Tulane Scoring Touchdown, Price (3). Point after touchdown.

Pavla (3). Lambda Chi, Sigma Nu, Vets Touch Winners At Howard In the past weeks intramural activities at Howard College Lambda Chi, Sigma Nu and Vets Barracks were winners ta the touch football league. A strong Lambda Chi team won easily over the Delta Sigt 19 to 0. Ace Passer Tommy Jones has toMed forjH but two of the Lambs fltlltrs NO SNAVS like a lather shave no brush like an EVer-Ready. TDs to give the team a season high of 60 points.

O. B. SPEAKER Pete Caw-tnon, former college and professional football coach, will speak at the Monday Morning Quarterback Club's weekly luncheon ot the Tut-wiler Hotel ot 12:15 p.m. Monday. OVER THE" TOP Michigan Fullback Don Dufek (No.

30), finding he couldn't gd through the Purdue Boilermakers' line Saturday at Ann Arbor, elected to try to go over them but was slammed down on the one-yard line by the Boilermakers' forward wall. The Wolverines won the Big Ten gome, 20-12. (Associated Press wi rephoto.) Hatfield Shows Well For Troy In Scrimmage as soon as the photo finish plcturd is clear enough to place the cheering sections and bands in their proper positions. '4? IM 4 'A Lather up with a famous Ever Ready Brush. Prove how refreshingly clean a lather shave can be I Writ for PRn folder Stop Better thevei TROY, Nov.

5 After a week-end off from the football wars, the Red Wave of Troy State moves into serious preparation for its upcoming game with Howard College in Troy, Saturday night Some hard knocking scrimmages PITTSBURGH, Nov. 5 were the fare for the men of Troy Heavily favored Ohio State, rocked last week. Showing up well in the on its heels during the first half har work were Fullbacks Norman 4 The Vets, who whipped Preachers 7 to 6 in a exciting tussle, are close behind the Lambda Chis with 54 points. The Sigma Nus came into the winning column this week by licking Pi Kappa Phi 19 to 0. The Pi A-Pharmacy game was called due to rata.

League Standings W. L. T. UmM Chi 3 .2 0 1 .2 1 1 .1 0 2 .1 2 1 .0 0 2 I Sigma Nu Prachri pTKappi ppa Phi An ASK a field goal. But before the ball could be snapped time ran out and the officials jumped ta and ended the game.

It was first and lest an offensive battle. Navy led at halftime 14-7. Price, who scored Tulanes first touchdown on a one-foot buck at the end of a 98-yard drive, cut loose with 68-yard run to tie the score 14-14 just before the third quarter ended. He fut Tulane ahead 21-14 early in he final period on a 25-yard touchdown run. Then Navy caipe back, eager for victory.

There have only been two ta the previous 20 games, both this season. Starting on Navjns 38, Jas- trow tossed a short one to Bill Powers, who ran to the Tulane 28 with two minutes left ta the game. Twice more Zastrow passed and the ball was on Tulanes five. Duff Arnold carried it over to tie the score 21-21 in as exciting a game as any one could ask. NAVY OPENED the contest ta an authoritative way by driving 88 yards to a touchdown.

A pass, Zastrow to Powers goodr for 31 yards, sent the Middies spinning down to the Tulane 49. Vic Vine took over with plunges, finally carrying over from the one. Tulane then made its 96-yard march. With 45 secondi to go in the first half. Navy took the ball on downs on the Navy 48 and cut loose.

Zastrow passed to End Lawrence Treadwell for 42 yards to the Tulane 10. An offside penalty against Tulsne put Navy on the five, and Vine smashed over with 22 seconds left to go. The two great offensive stars almost matched each other in yardage. Tulenes Price carried the ball 22 times, lost only five yards, and made the astounding net gain of 238 yards. Navys Zastrow throw tho ball 32 times, with 13 passes completed for a nat gain of 229 yards, no lass astounding.

Tulane was a two-touchdown favorite. Each team however, had been beaten by Notre Dame by almost identical margins. The Irish blasted Tulane 47-7, and Navy 40-0. THE TRYS FOR POINT after touchdown, which ta the end proved so important were executed flawlessly. Euel Davis kicked all three for Tulane, and Roger Drew matched him for Navy.

The tie brought Navys record A marl ton Safety Rotor Brooklyn I. N. V. Blgma Delta Phi .0 THE FINEST SAFETY RAZOR YOU CAN BUY and Elmore who constantly plowed through defensive lines for sizable gains. Right Half Fred Hatfield, who played third base for the Birmingham Barons this last season and has been out for football for two weeks, and has been showing the Coaches some hard, elusive running.

His showing on defense has been notable as his height is instrumental ta knocking down enemy passes. He will probably see action against the Bulldogs. This game will mark the Waves last appearance before the home folks as the last two games will be played on the road. Howard and Troy have met only once in history. In 1935 the Bulldogs romped on a good Troy team to the tune, 52 to 0.

The Wave is pointing for revenge this Saturday. Many of the present Wavemen hail from the Birmingham area and vi cinity. by a charging Pittsburgh team, struck for two touchdowns ta the third quarter to down the Panthers, 14-10 Saturday. And the Bucks, a two-touchdown choice, needed a break to get going in the action-packed third period. Trailing 10-0, Ohio State recovered a fumble on the Pitt IX and went on to score.

After a scoreless first period, the Pitts went into the lead on a 17-yard touchdown forward pass from Fullback Carl Depaaqua to End Earl Sumpter. Bolkovac made it 10-0 early ta the third quarter on a field goal from the 21-yard line. Ohio State got back ta the game after Pitt Halfback BiU Sichko fumbled a punt which George Ton eff recovered for the visitors on the Pitt 11-ysrd line. Rtnfel Savic scored from the one The Ohioans scored again In the same quarter when Ray Hamilton ran 23 yards. Dartmouth Dumps Columbia, 35-14 NEW YORK, Nov.

5 (A) Dartmouth tuned up for next weeks clash with unbeaten Cornell by scalping Columbia Saturday, 35-14, after a stuttering start that fanned false hopea among the 25,000 customers. Fullback Harb Carey cracked the Columbia defense for two scores and End Tommy Rowe snatched two touchdowtt passes St Dartmouth overcame an early Columbia lead. a with the blade you never throw away The Rolls Razor blade is individually hollow-ground from thick Sheffield steeL With its built-in strop and hpne this one-blade razor gives yon perfection shaves day after day, year after year. Easily and quickly you get the kind of shave your par- UrnTT'. Philly Eagles NEW YORK, Nov.

I UP) Bob Wsterflelds Los Angeles only unbeaten club ta major league pro football, meets the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday ta what could be preview of the Dec. 18 National Football League title playoff. The Rams-Eagles clash Is the main diah of an eight-game Sunday Srogram that includes five in the rational and three in the All-American Conference. Heres the schedule: National League Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Green Bay at Chicago Bears.

New York Bulldogs at New York Giante. Pittsburgh at Washington. Chicago Cardinals at Detroit All-America Buffalo at New York. Chicago at Cleveland. San Francisco at WITH WATERFIELD ENJOYING his greatest season as a passer, punter and field goal kicker, the Rams have bowled over six opponent! for the undisputed Western Division lead.

Unless they grumble on a three-game road trip, theyre In. Two of the Los Angeles wins were scored over the Chicago Bears, only team to trip the Eagles. However, Bosh Pritchard, Steve Van Buren, Tommy Thompson and turned it on last week to smother Pittsburgh, 36-7. Its a Shibe Park sellout, sure to result ta high scoring shenanigans. A Philadelphia loss would give either the New York Giants or Pittsburgh Steelers, or both, a chance to tie for the Eastern division lead.

The Giants, with Chuck Conerly and Gene Roberts starring in successive high-scoring wins over the Bears and Chicago Cardinals, are strong favorites to whip the wln-less 1 1 gs at the Polo Grounds. Washington, hard pressed to tie the Bulldogs last week. Is at home to the Steelers whose single wing attack was derailed by Philadelphia last Sunday. Jbe Redskins won an earlier game 'from the Steelers, 27-14. The Chicago Beats, losers to two toughies in a row, play the Green Bay Packers at Chicago.

It's the 63rd game of a series dating back to 1921. Tony Canadeo, league leading ground gainer, is the Packers hope but Johnny Lujacks pacing and the Bears all-around strength are expected to decide the game. The Bears took the first game between the two elubs, 17-0. Detroit, recent 24-7 winner over the Chicago Cards, will try to do it again, this time at home. The Cards have won only two of six, bowing to the Giants last wSek, 41-38.

All-America Conference action hinges on the chances of the New York Yankees and Cleveland Browns, tied for first place, and the San Francisco 49ers to clinch playoff berths. In the absence of two divisions, the All-America will wind up its season with a baseball-style playoff among the first four teems. BUFFALO INVADES the Yankee Stadium for its yearly visit with George Ratterman its main threat. The Yanks T-quarterback, Don Pan-ciera seems to have found himself in recent games. Behind the best defensive line in the league, the Yanks have racked up five straight wins since losing to Cleveland, Sept.

16. New York edged Buffalo, 17-14, in its opener. Cleveland, which turned out strong last week, gets the Chicago Hornets as an opponent It's the first meeting this season of Coach Paul Brown of the Browns, and Ray Flaherty, of the Hornets, who twice clashed for the conference championship. San Francisco, two-time loser since taking to the road, winds up its Eastern tour in Baltimore against the Colts who have dropped their last three. The 49ers drubbed the Colts, 31-17, way back on Aug.

28 ta the first game for both teams. Bears Drive On Toward Bowl, Win, 33 To 14 BY RUSS NEWLAND BERKELEY, Nov. 5 (P) The unbeaten California's Golden Bears reeled off victory No. 8 in their drive to the Rose Bowl Saturday, winning 33 to 14 over a fighting Washington State football team. A crowd of 33,000 saw Lynn Waldorf Bears protect an unblemished record by scoring two touchdowns in the opening and final quartan and another ta the third.

California favored to win by S3 or more, points, found itself in a battle. It was 13-7 at the halt with the underrated Cougars definitely in the game. Huskies Edge PORTLAND, Nov. 5 (JPh-The University of Washington upset the University of Oregon here Saturday, 38-27, outseoring the Ducks ta a wild first half, then holding on for the win. The unerring toe of Halfback Jta Rosenzweig, Washingtons place ment expert, proved the difference.

He kicked four straight conversions, while Oregons Chet Daniels, who had 17 straight before Satur-! day, missed his first try. In the fourth Washington hacks 1 drove 65 yards ta a score. Princeton Runs Over Harvard For 33-13 Win I CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Nov. () Princetons snarling Tigers, fed lavishly by four-times scoring Fullback Jack Davison, chewed up Harvard.

33-13, in their 42nd footbaB ticular beard and skin require. Ui 5 'BAMA BRAIN TRUST Clarence "Butch" Avinger (left above. Crimson Tide quarterback, and Head Coach Red Drew show more than passing interest as the Alabama team stops a Tennessee scoring threat in the Tide-Vol 7-7 tie in Birmingham earlier this season. Avinger, a 210-pound junior from Montgomery, will be in Alabama's starting lineup against Georgia Tech on Legion Field next Saturday. Butch Does Everything, Even In Specialist Age Boston College Wins, 40-27, Over Clemson CLEMSON, S.

Nov. 5 (IP) Boston College and Clemson put on an all-out offensive football show Saturday with the New Englanders taking a hard fought 40-27 victory. A Clemson homecoming crowd of 19,000 sa wthe intersectional game. Each team scored ta every quarter but Boston College rolled up three touchdowns to Clemsons one in the second period and that was the game. The touchdown parade got under way midway the first period.

Boston College beat off two serious Clemson threats that reached its six and 12 yard lines, and then found its bearings. Clemson racked up 15 first downs to 12 for Boston College, but the visitors had a net 201 yards rushing to 196 for Clemson. B. C. completed 11 of their passes for 126 yards.

Score by periods: Boston College 7 20 6 7 40, Clemson 7 7 7 6 27 Boston College scoring: touchdowns Patela (2), Cannara, Roarke (2), Diminick. Points after touchdown Patela 5. Clemson scoring: touchdowns Cone, Calvert, Smith, Mathews. Points after touchdown, Chandler (3). And beat of all Rolls Rasor pays for itself saves the money you now spend for blades.

COMPLETE -no luxury tax Grays Get Four Players For Blue Tilt MONTGOMERY, Nov. 5 (IP Southern coaches put four more names on their player roster for the Blue-Gray football game Saturday and waited anxiously for word from their Yankee opponents. Although the Rebels have announced the signing of 18 Dixie college stars, nothing has been heard from tne Northerners. Blue-Gray headquarters gave out with the word today that two backs and two linemen from William and Mary have agreed to take part in tbe Dec. 31 intersectional game.

They ere Fullback Jack Cloud, Tailback Buddy Lax, Tackle Lou Creekmuf and Guard George Hughes. Two others, both from the Southeastern Conference, were signed esterday afternoon when Ala-amas Right Halfback Bill Caden-head and L. S. U.s 215-pound Fullback Zollie Toth accepted bids. Both squads will have 24 players.

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Butch not only does a great job running the team, Drew says "but hes the best blocker we've had Alabama since Riley Smith. A FORMER All-State fullback at Montgomerys Sidney Lanier, Butch lettered in football, basketball and track while ta high school. He entered Alabama in 1947 and played team ball that season before moving up to the varsity. With another aeafon ahead of him. Avinger is just reaching his peak.

Hes a southpaw all the way and Alabamas first left-footed kicker since John Ctta, another Mont-gomerian, made All-American honors Here back in 1931. And if Butch continues his excellent all round play he has a Sood chance of earning the same onors next year. Tulsa, Aggies Tit STILLWATER, Nov. 5-(JP Tulsa and Oklahoma A. and M.

played to a 13-13 tie today ta Missouri Valley Conference football game before 15,500 persons. First World Series to draw a SI, 000.000 gate was the 1923 battle between the New York Yankees and the Giants. BY REA SCHUESSLER Tide Publicity Director TUSCALOOSA. Nov. 5 Christened Clarence, but better known as "Butch, Alabamas Clarence Edmund Avinger has stepped into the forefront as one of the Southeastern Conferences better backs this season.

A letterman as a sophomore in 1948, Butch alternated at quarterback with Jack Brown last season, but his duties were largely as a blocker when the Crimson Tide was running from the Notre Dame shift With the Tide depending more and more on the split this Fall, the 210-pound Avinger has stepped into the drivers seat at quarterback and against Tennessee and Georgia Butch played every minute when Alabama was on offense. ALTHOUGH HE HAD never punted in a varsity game before. Butch began handling the Tides kicking duties in its opener against Tulsne and his booming boots have played a major part In Bamas success this Fill. Avinger has averaged better tban 40 yards on 32 kicks and rates second among Southeastern Conference punters and 14th in the nation, despite one blocked punt and numerous out of bound efforts. Butch also had never been celled upon as a passer, but so far this season he has connected on 17 out of 34, for a fine .500 average, gaining 213 yards including two scoring tosses.

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