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Journal Want Ads 2-41il THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1940 PAGE SEVEN Auburn To Tune Inoxville High Eleven Triumphs Over ristol Entry By Score Of 14-13 Kicks Howard Of 27 To 13 TOinac a R4 ggui CJi-JcJi-ii ill Ogl SjpirSmcj 135131 Teaim 77 cofcball Resold Hubbell To End With Worst Record NEW YORK Sept 27 For the first time since he joined the Giants in 1928 Carl Hubbell will finish a season with a pitching percentage of less than 500 The old master of the screwball lost his twelfth of the season to the Phillies 6 to 0 today in his last apperance of a disastrous Giant campaign He won 11 this year The Phils touching him for 11 of their 12 hits and all their runs handed the King his fifth straight setback All the scoring came on home runs PHILADELPHIA AB PO A Kentucky Wins Over Xavier 13-0 CINCINNATI Sept 27 Veterans Junior Jones and Dave Zo eller carried Coach Ab flashy University of Kentucky Wildcats to a 13 to 0 victory over Xavier Musketeers tonight Midway in the first quarter Jones took a punt on 48-yard line and carried it back for a touchdown in a spectacular run He slipped toy a half dozen Musketeers In the third stanza Zoeller a New Albany Ind senior broke around right end cut back to the middle of the field and behind perfect blocking ran 66 yards for a touchdown Xavier was within 15-yard line three times but was unable to score The Musketeers took to the air frequently attempting 17 passes and completing nine 4 1 Game Scrimmage Slated For Jackets ATLANTA Sept 27 Bill Alexander announced today he would stage a regular game scrimmage with his Georgia Tech gridders tomorrow I can round up enough Uninjured men4 Because of a heavy run of in' juries only one rough session has been held this week Gowen set the Bulldogs back in their heels early in the third period Cheatham on the first play after the kickout shot to his right and 27 yards to a touchdown McGowen again added the extra point THROUGH MIDDLE Deal plowed through the middle of the Bulldog wall and up field 65 yards for third score to which McGowen again added the extra point Yearout a sub halfback tallied the final Tiger score going off tackle 21 yards The kick was wide Tarrant himself a substitute sparked the Bulldogs to a touchdown with two bullet-like passes one to Goldman for 54 yards and another to Gartman for 15 yards The kick was blocked After fourth touchdown Howard came surging back with Tarrant again leading the attack AUBURN Pm HOWARD MeGeheo Goldman Bulger -L Payne Milts Drake Chrietsborg Gladney Ardllle arris Chalkley RT Taylor Sanford Watkis Cheatham Haase MeGowem Taylor Happer Maryan Deal Zobrosky Score by periods: AUBURN HOWARD Oklahoma City 0 Omaha Jamestown ND) CoUego Aberdeen Northern Teaehero I Salem Wert Virginia Wesleyan 20 8t Ambrose (Davenport Iowa) IS ft Thomas (SC Panl) I Texas Tech 8 Oklahoma AAN Ohio Northern it Findlay 14 Franklin lnd) CoUego Id Transylvania 15 Georgia (Freshmen) 20 Booth Carolina (Frenhmea) 0 MitUeps 12 Delta Teaehero 0 Detroit 42 Wayne 1 Wichita Dayton 0 Roo Poly (Terre Hants) Capo Glr-ardeon Teachers 20 Morray Ky) Teachers 0 Louisiana Normal 20 Ciemson (Freshmen) 25 Presbyterian (Freshmen) 0 4 Hendrix 0 Henderson State IB Appalachia Va 3 FUsabethton 0 (High school) King 0 Catawba 27 Orlando 19 Daytona (High school) Concord 8 Morris Harvey 13 Wabash 0 Denison 19 Wsynesbnrg 9 Dsquesne 20 LaSalle IB West Chester Teaehero 0 Alabama 26 Spring 0 Chattanooga 26 TPI 0 Byraenso OB Clarkson 0 Forman 40 Brsklno 0 Rollins 26 Presbyterian 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 12 High Feint0 CRAMTON BOWL MONTGOMERY Ala Sept 27 VP) Southeastern Conference Tigers kicked little Howard Bulldogs around for three quarters tonight but the 24-member Birmingham squad staved off a shutout with two touchdowns in the closing period The final score: Auburn 27 Howard 13 Jimmy Tarrant a 155-pound tailback sparked last quarter drive which amounted in itself to a moral victory for the Baptists who get anywhere near a score in the first three-fourths of the encounter Auburn struck through both aground and in the air and it was not until its lineup was cluttered with second and third stringers that their goal line was crossed The Howard attack gained such momentum however Coach Jack Meagher had virtually his No outfit in action at the close FREQUENT MISTAKES Mistakes were frequent on both sides and penalty after penalty slowed the game In rushing statistics Auburn had a wide margin 327 to 118 yards but in pass ing the Bulldogs had the edge 128 yards to 3T Auburn got 11 first downs Howard 10 Big Rufus Deal smashed from the Howard 29 to the six-yard line to set up first touchdown which came on a pass from McGowen to McGehee McGowen added the extra point A 65-yard quick-kick by Mc BRISTOL Term Sept 27 VP) A Viking fumble granting them a fourth-quarter scoring break and the sure-footed kicking of Tommy Vann carried the Knoxville High Trojans to a 14-1J victory over Tennessee High of Bristol tonight in one of the most brilliant and exciting high school football games witnessed here in years Knoxville trailing 13-7 pushed its points in the fourth quarter after a Tennessee High fumble had given them possession of the ball on the 30 as the third period ended Drives by Vann and a five-yard offside penalty against Tennessee gave the Trojans a first down on the 3 and Vann took the ball across He also kicked the point that carried with it a 14-13 victory Tennessee High scored easily in the first quarter when Gilley scatted around end to score from the 15 The Trojans tied the score in thtf final minute of the first half when Cooper passed over the goal line to Kerr substitute end from the Bristol 11 BristoLwent ahead 13-7 midway the third quarter on a forward-lateral from Kyle to Coffey to Smith that broke the latter into the clear on the Trojan 21 The game was evenly fought with Knoxville making nine first downs to eight for Tennessee High Knoxville connected on three of six passes and intercepted two The Vikings threw seven times and made two of them good BRISTOL KNOXTltLE WyU Xj ijme LT Kins Felty Harrington Colvmrd Center Wright RG 'McCrary Stickler RT Hedge Coffey It Freela Gray Cooper Smith Vann Kyle RH Bridge Carrier Caaenbarg Recently-Divorced Astor And Mary Cushing Are Wed MOBILE Ala Sept 27 VP) 4 Alabama's Crimson Tide opened its football season here tonight with a 26 0 victory over a lighter Spring Hill College eleven The Tldeamen using inside tackle plays throughout most of the game gained almost at will through the Hill line on three of their four touchdown marches ALABAMA SCORE Alabama scored at the beginning of the second quarter when Spencer went off guard- for a touchdown from the one-foot line a vantage point gained by steady pounding of the Hill forward wall in the first period kick for the extra point ended the Tide scoring in the first half Two Alabama touchdowns were added in the third period Spencer going over from the two-yard stripe for the first after consistent pounding by Papais Brown Gammon and himself had carried the ball 50 yards up the field The second touchdown of this a rter was set up when Rast blocked a Spring Hill punt on the Hill one-yard line Brown skirted left end for the marker after two plays had carried to the 13-yard stripe OVER FROM THREE Sails -went over from the three-yard line for the final touchdown after he and Moseley had worked the ball to that position from the Hill 37 as the game neared its end Alabama stuck to the ground and tried but five passes one being completed from Papais to Newman for 14 yards Alabama made 18 first downs and Spring Hill but three By MART PLUMMER EAST HAMPTON Sept 27 Tall slender Mary Cushing one of the three daughters of the late Dr Harvey Cushing famous brain surgeon is the new Mrs Vincent Astor bearer of a family name powerful in America since the days when the first! John Jacob Astor' Scaring Tocbdwni: McGe hee Cheatham Deni and Yeareat (mb far Happer) Gartman nb for Taylor) Points after touchdown: McGowen 8 Morgan Officials: Ervin (Drake) referee Paterson (Anbnrn) nmpire Laney (Alabama) bead linesman slate (AAC) field judge EDavas Sticks aBatted for Hubbell In eighth Score by innings 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 Philadelphia New York 60612002 6 In the same room the younger sister Barbara was married a week ago to Stanley Mortimer Jr a distant relative of the Roosevelt family Another sister Betsy Cushing Roosevelt former wife of President son James was at the wedding today with her two small daughters Sarah and Kate So quiet were the arrangements that few residents of East Hampton knew of the marriage until Astor and his bride had left for a 10-day cruise on his yacht Nour-mahal which was anchored off Montauk Astor a personal friend of President Roosevelt has been active in movements to eliminate Manhattan slums replacing them with modern buildings He is a director in numerous corporations and banks His mother Lady Ribblesdale who attended the wedding returned here from England several months ago as a war refugee father John Jacob Astor II died in the Titanic disaster in 1912 Vincent inheritance was $75000000 Boicling I See Bu The Journal Seore by quarters: BRISTOL 7 KNOXVILLE 7 made a fortune in furs She was married today at her summer home in this peaceful seaside resort fo that 49-year-o 1 great-great-grand- son a multi-mil- 1 i naire yachts- -'A a awl man and largest ASTOR single owner of New York real estate The bride is In her early thirties Twenty-three days after the first Mrs Vincent Astor a leading New York music patron obtained a divorce in Wyoming ending a marriage of 26 years the brief simple ceremony took place in a living room overlooking the ocean TVA MAJOR Aver- Hirh Team Wen Leaf are Game Serin Watt Bar 4 2 853 938 2665 Cherokee 4 2 824 899 2557 Fort Loudon 3 3 826 927 2555 Witoon 3 3 784 834 2433 Kentucky 2 4 794 839 2508 Norris 3 4 792 870 2518 Runs batted in May Klein 2 Warren 3 two base hits Marty home runs Klein Warren stolen bases Mahan sacrifices Mahan Mamie Moore double plays Young (unassisted) Marnie and Bragan left on bases New York 7 Philadelphia bases on balls off Hub-bell 1 off Mulcahy 3 off Lvnn 1 struckout by Hubbell 2 hits off Hubbell 11 in 6 innings off Lynn 1 in 1: losing pitcher Hubbell PIRATES 4 REDS 3 CINCINNATI Sept 27 Pittsburgh's Pirates pounded three Cincinnati Red hurlers for 10 hits and a 4 to 3 decision today but net before the champions had carried them to 10 innings by a ninth-frame rally that missed victory by a whisker MEETINGS ANDREW JOHNSON Mercer Football Team 8:30 Supreme Foods Dinner 6:30 Young High School Football Team 30 COURT NEWS VOLUNTARY DEBTOR Granville Morton Greenback millwright Aluminum Company ot America Seore by Period: Alabama Spring Hill 0 7 18 0 0 WATTS BAR Gmea Aver-Player Played age Cheston 4 Bales 6 Jones 8 Sturges 5 Ware 6 Dafferner 3 CHEROKEE Hall 4 Smiths 6 Woods 5 Evans A 5 BUILDING PERMITS Mooney Williams 411 West Depot Avenue repairs to store building (350 Fred Johnson 1909 North Avenue add kitchen to residence $470 High Game 160 197 212 194 192 185 194 190 194 201 178 198 199 195 175 177 224 191 392 169 362 378 190 175 175 201 369 181 201 167 186 184 174 239 202 156 By ROMNEY WHEELER ATLANTA Sept 27 Slow-starting and ragged on the offensive but with occasional flashes of brilliance highly-touted troup of sophomores rolled over an outclassed Oglethorpe eleven tonight 53 to 0 in the first game for both teams Frankie Sinkwich the wonder freshman of a year ago was the big name in advance billing but it was Lamar Davis his gangling classmate from Brunswick Ga who took the spotlight Davis subbing for Wingback Chuck Christian broke away repeatedly for hip-swinging gallops climaxing in a roaring 67-yard punt return in the third quarter CARRIES IT 10 TIMES Sinkwich relieving Tailback Heyward Allen carried the ball 10 times before he was removed from the game at the half Battering Cliff Kimsey 185-pound junior fullback from Cornelia Ga was the workhorse of the Georgia backfield Angelo Farrar and Charles Mon-seur starred on the Oglethorpe offensive but were unable to shake loose for any gains Georgia scored early in the first quarter Kimsey went over from the Oglethorpe 8 Costa kicked the extra point Keuper added six more points in the next quarter on a plunge through the Petrel line for 7 yards Costa converted Keuper went over for another touchdown in the same quarter after Oglethorpe was penalized to the one-yard line for unnecessary roughness Todd scored in two plays from the Petrel 28 in the third quarter and Ruark kicked the extra point DAVIS DASHES A 67-yard dash by Lamar Davis shortly afterward added six more points to the mounting Georgia score Ruark failed to convert The Bulldogs tallied again when Blanton went over from the Petrel 6 after an Oglethorpe punt was blocked try for point was no good Powers went over for six points and Goodman kicked one more in the fourth Welch passed to Grate who went over for the final touchdown Gearfia Oflethry Pole liner LE Rfcert Poey 1LT Cefy Rnark LG Eavcnan Witt Reid Gaest Sheffield (C) Ellensn BT Jelenlek Skipwrth (C) RE Timber) he NoweH QB Mahan Allen LH Tosehei Davi RH Mnaar Kimaey FB Thamaua Scoring touchdown: Alabama Spencer 2 Brown Mosley Scoring extra points: Lsngdale 2 Bobstitutions: Alabama Craft Bobs Lindsey Kimball Pope Leeth Tollett Sharpe Gammon Roberts Weeks Hsn-on Domnanovich Maxwell Leon Luck Weslcv Woodall Hecht Borders Hansen McKewen llehtton Wise Balls Mauler Spring Hill Wilson Heniff Frederic Nolin Millar Spellman Smith First downs: Alabama IB Spring Hill three Penalties: Alabama none Spring Hill on for five yards Officials: Thomason (Georgia) referee Moulton (Auburn) umpire Severance (Oberlin) head linesman Pitts (Auburn) field judge 0 Miss Southern Overpowers Troy HATTIESBURG Miss Sept 27 (vT) The Mississippi Southern College Confederates overpowered the Troy Alabama State Teachers College eleven 25-0 here tonight in the first game of the season for both teams Louisiana Normal Kicks Murray 20-6 NATCHITOCHES La Sept 27 The Louisiana State Normal College Demons opened defense of their SIAA championship here tonight with a 20-6 victory over the Murray Ky Teachers as the three fancy ball-carriers showed their wares Passes Down By 20 To 7 CLINTON Sept 27 The Rollins Tars displayed brilliant assortment of forward and lateral passes tonight and two superlative players in Hardman and Jones in defeating a hard fighting Presbyterian team 20-7 before 1500 shivering fans in a football game here Rollins held the offensive most of the way the Hose taking command only once when they scored in the third period The Tars made 11 first downs the Hose five HAMBLEN HOME BURNS Special to The Journal MORRISTOWN Sept Fire did $1500 damages to the residence of Mrs George Ivy here yesterday The loss was covered by insurance Firemen prevented the blaze atop the roof from spreading to the interior County Officers Take Thrice In Liquor Raids Three persons were charged with possessing whisky yesterday when Sheriff Hazen Kreis and Special Agent Gene Mynatt led a raid on a Bell Street house and confiscated 105 pints of stamped liquor Sheriff Kreis said those arrested were Laura Toomey Hoe and Ross Tallent all of whom posted bonds pending hearings in General Sessions Court this afternoon Captain Scott Waggoner and Deputies Ed Wyrick and Chester Henderlight assisted in the raid Father Injured One Day After His Son Like father-like son is a rule that holds true in the family of Walter Selby 4252 Selma Avenue Thursday night the son Selby Central High School back-field ace injured his foot during a game Yesterday morning the father broke a hand bone while fighting a fire at a hot dog stand in Chilhowee Park REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John Lewis to Rosa Lewis acreage District 6 $300 Prudential Insurance Co to Stewart McDonald house and lot District 2 $4800 Cowan Rogers Jr and others to Peters Jr and wife house and lot District 8 $1000 Knox County to Mrs Tennie Johnston two acres District 16 $500 Real Estate Title Insurance Co to William Moore et ux house and lot District 8 $1250 Bessie Swaggerty to Bryan A John son 26 acres District 17 $2500 Robert Sauls to Edgar Tinsley and wife house and lot District 8 $1200 MARRIAGE LICENSES Clyde Edward McMillan 29 Strawberry Plains and Christine Oglesby 21 Strawberry Plains Harlen Okley Coffey 22 Lea Springs and Katherine Maples 19 Lea Springs Glenn Lundy 20 Rockford and Cleta Walker 18 Engle Hill Tenn HOSPITALS KNOXVILLE GENERAL 7 Admitted Gill is Miracle 228 Bayless Avenue Mrs Walter Eubanks 609 Clark Street Pauline Hays 840 Mtddlebrook Pike Clyde Patterson Powell Station Mrs Ethel Walls '2500 East Magnolia Avenue Howard Shepherd Jellico Mrs Rebs Horton 605 Clark Street Bonnie Sue Hunley 105 Armstrong Street Evelyn Hillard 420 Lilac Avenue Eva Laugh in Concord Mrs Ann Southern RFD 4 Knoxville Edward Cox 403 Connecticut Avenue Louis Stocks Oliver Springs William Johnson 500 Donaldson Avenue Mrs Late Burkhart 217 Bearden Place John Gibson 512Vfc Market Street Dismissed Martha Galandis 991 Cleveland Place Arthur Bailey 1501 Jefferson Avenue Robert Kirby 1015 Woodbury Street Mrs Stella Price 903 Atlantic Avenue George Rankin 1628 Isabella Avenue Joe Ellison 909 North Fifth Avenue INDIVIDUAL HIGH SINGLE GAMES Ludlow 239 Teasley 224 Jones 212 THREE INDIVIDUAL HIGH Teasley GAMES 613 583 568 568 Jones Sturges Nordenson Scoring touchdowns: GHlev (sub for Smith) Smith Korr (sob for Freds) Vann points after touchdowns Carrier Vann 8 officials referee MeCorklo (Milligan) nmpire Bailey (Concord) head linesman Venable (Tennessee) field jndfe Miller (Tennessee) Continued from First Sport Page Detroit Wins League Title double play In the third inning Bartell had hobbled an easy grounder by Ray Mack and Hems-ley had advanced him to third with a Texas League single back of first base while the hit and run sign was up But Giebell put on the pressure and fanned Feller and Chapman and forced Weatherly to fly out With two out in the fourth Giebell gave up successive infield singles to Beau Bell and Ken Kelt-ner one of them bordering on an error by Bartell but the kid hero struck out Mack to retire the side SINGLE LEADS OFF In the fifth Hemsley led off with a single and went to second on wild pitch as Giebell walked Feller Then he struck out Chapman again and Boudreau and Weatherly flied out last threat was made in the seventh when Mack beat out a single that Giebell just got his hands on and Gehringer fumbled a bounder by Hemsley The fans cheered and stretched their necks to see a pinch-hitter but Feller took his turn and sacrificed the runners to third and second Chapman striking at everything fanned and Weatherly grounded out The Indians got one other hit a single to right by Bell with two out in the eighth The crowd filed out in silence which contrasted with the noise and action it had given the start of the game When the Tigers first appeared fruit and vegetables were showered onto the field from the left field stands where 15000 women were sitting For a time the demonstration was good-natured and Greenberg and Earl Averill tossed some of the fruit back into the stands One woman ran out to get a Tiger autograph In the first inning Greenberg was struck two or three times with tomatoes as he caught a fly The game was delayed at least ten minutes while the litter was cleaned up and Umpire Summers made his appeal to the crowd through the public address saying the Detroit club threatened to remove its players from the field The demonstrations continued intermittently until Manager Oscar Vitt of Cleveland told the fans: stop throwing and may the best club Even in the ninth inning several eggs were thrown in the direction of home plate DETROIT TEAM HIGH THREE GAMES Watts Bar 2665 Cherokee 2557 Fort Loudoun 2506 Batted for Derringer in seventh zz Batted for Beggs in ninth Score by innings: 12345678 Pittsburgh 6 2 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 Cln cinnatl 000020001 Runs batted in Vaughan Fletcher DiMaggio Davis McCormick Mvers Riggs two-base hits Vaughan 2 West Joost sacrifices Swigart McCormick stolen bases Hundley Elliott SWi-gart: double plays Davis and Fletcher Vaughan Young and Fletcher Van Ro-bays and Davis McCormick unassisted left on bases Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 9: bases on balls off Swigart 3 off Sewell 1 off Derringer 1: struck out by Swigart 1 by Derringer 3 by Beggs 2 hits off Swigart 9 in 8 1-3 innings off Sewell 1 in 1 2-3 off Derringer 7 in 7 off Beggs 2 in 2 off Moore 1 in 1 hit by pitcher by Moore (Elliott) winning pitcher Sewell losing pitcher Moore umpires Magerkurth Sears and Bart time 2:14 attendance paid 3173 (plus 8842 ladies day) CARDINALS 11 CUBS 1 ST LOUIS Sept 27 The Chicago Cubs lost their last chance to finish fourth and share in some of the World Series money by bowing meekly today to the Cardinals 11 to 1 while Pittsburgh was nosing out the champion Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 This was the last possibility for a change in the National League standings The order now is settled: Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia TEAM HIGH SINGLE GAME Watts Bar 938 Fort Loudoun 927 Cherokee 899 Two Charged With Forging Bank Drafts Young Jackets Humble Harlan High 32 7 After Slow Start Seere by qaarters Geergla 7 Oglethorpe 9 14 19 of the power He did just about all the passing and punting and streaked around the ends- for several lengthy gallops sparkplug Bobby Allen a halfback was lost early in the game for the Kentuckians and they missed him sorely He left the game with an injured arm possibly a fracture and his replacements were not up to 1 par It was Allen who provided Harlan with their lone touchdown heaving an aerial to Paul Franklin for 14 yards and a touchdown after Morgan had set the play up with an intercepted pass Allen also placekicked the extra point got their first touchdown early in the second quarter Young Yellowjackets were slow in getting started last night but when lads warmed up they clicked well enough to dish out a 32 to 7 licking to the Green Dragons of Harlan Ky' High School Playing before a crowd of about 1000 fans the began ing in the second quarter after Harlan had taken a 7-0 lead soon after the opening kickoff when Coach had started his second stringers Paced by Big Chief Clarence Palmer the varsity reeled off 14 points in the second quarter 12 in the third and a final touchdown in the last period Palmer in the tailback role carried most FORT SANDERS Admitted Janice Kitts 212 Connex Street Paul Williams 161 1 Vi Woodbine Avenue Mrs Rousseau Daytona Beach Fla A Bradshaw 106 Mississippi Avenue Mrs Hale 2198 Linden Avenue Mrs Larue 2312Vi East Magnolia Avenue Mr Large 509 Rector Street Mrs Duff 317 Catalpa Avenue Mrs Grubb Byington Griffin Pittsburgh Pa Dismissed Mrs Rousseau Daytona Beach Fla Mrs Walker Harriman Hammond Etowah Phylis Holmes Eagan Mrs 1 Watson 2384 Kingston Pike Joe Tiller Eagan Emma Hodge 2557 McCalla Avenue Mrs Earl Smith 968 Irwin Street Mrs A Bissell Mascot Mrs A Johnson Lenoir City Duncan Clinton John Headerick Sevierville Ann Vance 1326 Eleanor Street ST aBatted for Raffensberger In eighth John A Forne under two Federal indictments on charges of fraud was released yesterday under $2000 bond pending trial of his cases Dec 2 in the Federal Court here Forne was brought here and confined to the Knox County Jail early this month along with Sam Kennedy one of the fraud case defendants Commissioner Pike Powers said Kennedy was released under bond several days ago He faces the same charges as Forne Both were arrested upon their release from serving sentences in South Carolina for a stock swindle there They face new charges based on the sale of bogus liquor warehouse receipts and of forging bank drafts One Knoxville physician is reported to have been swindled out of $6000 on the warehouse receipts 4 The last part of the wall in Wall Street New York was removed in 1699 Georgia seorinf Kimsey Keuper (sob 'for Kimsey) 1 TodO (snb for Allen) Davis Blanton (snb for Davis) Powers (snb Alien) Grate (snb for Posebner) Points after touchdowns Costa (snb for Gaest) 1 (Plaeeklek) Burt (snb for Roark) (Piaee kick) Rnark (plaeekleks) Goodman (snb for Guest) 4 Middlesboro Romps To 32-0 Triumph MIDDLESBORO Ky Sept 27 Opening their season here to' night the Middlesboro high school grid warriors romped to an easy 32-0 victory over Following a scoreless first period the locals got two in the second with Clyde Fuson the star and his brother Her-schel going across Fuson passed to Bingham for a touchdown jt the third and in the fourth Fuson scored two more A 21-yard sprint by Norvell on a reverse and a right end sweep by Palmer for 27 yards placed the oval on four from which point Palmer scored on a right tackle smash Norvell drop kicked the extra point The Jackets went ahead with a 76-yard driye to the promised land Newman carrying the ball across from the four-yard line Norvell converted An intercepted pass by Newman on 33 gave the opportunity to score their next marker Norvell Palmer and Newman lugged it to the one-yard line and McDonald scored on a quarterback steak The Yellowjackets got their fourth tally when Captain Paul Davis intercepted another Harlan pass on the 26 Palmer connected a toss to Norvell for 16 yards and on the next play Norvell reversed for the touch Petie Barber scored the final touchdown after Bill Booker had set the stage by an interception of a Harlan pass on the 23 Captain Davis Charles Haws and Bill Booker were outstanding on the defense for Captain Brumback Paul Franklin and Howard Chappell played well for the Kentuckyians The summary YOUNG (32) Pen HARLAN (7) Woods LE Hoskins Garrett LT Hall Lawson LG Brnmbaek Davis Marfan Haws Roland Chambers KT Nesbitt Ramsey RE Baker McDonald QB Creech Overhelser LH Franklin Stewart RH Allen Booker FB Chappell "lallagam The undefeated Milligan Col-1 Milligan also ha3 the injury lege Buffaloes will meet the problem and a bad one at that At the present time Coach Lacey Johnson City Teachers eleven this McCosky cf Gehringer 2b Greenberg If York lb Campbell rf Higgins 3b Sullivan Giebell Runs batted in Russell Cooper Brown 2 Moore 2 Mize 3 Gillenwater Wralker two base hits Brown Russell Cooper Martin Crespi: three base bit Manon home runs Moore Mire stolen bases Manon Cooper sacrifice Wameke double play Russell (unassisted) left on bases Chicago 3 St Louis 6 bases on balls off Wameke 2 off Raffensberger 2 etruc kout bv War-neke 5 by Raffensberger 5: hits off Raf-fensberger 12 in 7 innings off Page 3 in 1 losing pitcher Raffensberger umpires Pmelli Goetz and Reardon time 1:47 Vote Board To Compile List Of Draft Registration Aides Totals 25 Admitted Mis Jacqueline 3206 Magnolia Avenue Trewhitt Hope 2131 North Broadway Mrs Strader Lenoir City Dismissed Mrs Taylor 850 Hiawassee Avenue Vivian Jo Taylor 850 Hiawassee Avenue Othelela Mae Taylor 850 Hiawassee Avenue Patricia Marie Taylor 850 Hiawassee Avenue Chesney Maynardsville Mrs William Carter 412 Ambrose Avenue James Cheatham 903 Sam Houston Street Miss Helen Bales New Market Mrs Joe Mowbray Harlan Ky Mrs Jack Caldwell and baby boy 215 Sixteenth Street Mrs Shumate and baby boy Lone Mountain Tenn Mrs Richard Huff and baby boy Lenoir City Cothran Jameson Win In Semi-Finals DEL MONTE Calif Sept 27 VP) Jane Cothran of Greenville and Betty Jameson of San Antonio won semi-final round matches in National Amatfeur Golf Tourney for Women today and will meet tomorrow in 36-hole test for the title CLEVELAND Chapman If Weatherly cf Boudreau ss Trosky lb Bell rf Keltner 3b Mack 2b Hemsley Feller aHeath 1 afternoon in the Teachers College Stadium The city championship will be at stake as well as a chance to gain the edge in the Smoky Mountains Conference race Both teams are traditional rivals and each year a hard fought battle is raged in spite of any previous seasons records Coach Gene McMurry of the Teachers has the injury list worry as well as Coach Steve Lacey Milligan coach chief worry is Charlie Fleming hard-running triple-threat back-field ace who wag injured in the Emory game last Saturday ON SIDELINES He has been watching the practice sessions from the sidelines Whether this Bucanneer star will he Is in the lineup against the Buffaloes is still in question has the services of only four backfield men All the rest of his regulars are out with injuries The bard-driving fullback Bill Showalter has not been out to practice this week he is favoring a pulled tendon in his leg LEG INJURY Bill Blackwell halfback is hobbling as the result of the injury he received in the Cumberland game Friday As things look now at the Lacey camp Burton Brummitt Easterling -and? Williams are the only ones to do the ball-carrying for the Buffs this afternoon Milligan holds a 4-3 edge in the past In spite of the Milligan injured list being larger than the Teachers the Buffs are ruled as slight favorites Totals 33 aBatted for Feller in ninth Harold Wimberly secretary of the Knox County Election Commission will begin today the task of setting up machinery for the registering here of an estimated 12320 men on Oct 16 for compulsory military training He has been notified by Gov Prentice Cooper to name a chief registrar for each voting precinct and a registration clerk for every 30 persons expected to register There are 84 precincts in the county and a chief registrar will be required for each The number of registration clerks needed is based on an esti mate that about 11 per cent of Knox male population falls within the age limits of the 21 to 35 years inclusive Registration booths will open at 7 a and close at 9 Wimberly has announced that a meeting of the Election Commission will be held during the weekend to prepare the list of registrar chiefs and Clerks The list must be in Governor hands by Tuesday Registration Day has been designated by the Governor as a state holiday to enable all persons an opportunity file Seore by quarters: Tonne 0 14 12 6 32 Harlaa 7 0 0 7 Two-Punk Galenlo Dearly Loves Beer BRISTOL Sept Two-Ton Tony Galento arrived here today to begin a series of appearances in this section and stated that he would bet money he could drink more beer than any three men from Middlesboro Harlan Wise or Lee counties The fat punk will box an exhibition Saturday night at Pennington Gap An overflow crowd is expected Seore by innings: 12845078 9 Detroit 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Cleveland Seoriny toBehOowns: Palmer Newman Franklin McDonald Barber and Norvell Scoring extra points: Allen (place ment) Norvell 2 (drop biek) Substitutions: Teong Bean Deyton Palmer Norvell Barber Galyon Tipton Newman Trotter McGill Harlan Brad-fere Fletcher Hayes Hoskins Howard Mill Wilheit DeUney end Black Run batted In York 2: two base hit Greenberg home run York: stolen base Bartell: sacrifice Feller double plays Mack Boudreau and Trosky Bundreau Mack and Trosky York (unassisted) Boudreau and Trosky left on bases Detroit 4 Cleveland 9 bases on balls off Giebell 2 off Feller 8: struck otu by Giebell 6 by Feller 4 wild pitch Giebell.