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-J a THE NASHVILLE BANNER WEDNESDAY DEC 4 19414-PACE 11 SCHOLARSHIP REVISIONS SOUGHT BY 3 SEC SCHOOLS 'Goat' Jernigan Finally Hit Du Pont Defense Feature Of Prep Cage Play Western Lms as SIAA Basketball Champion White Turns in Fine Job at Sewanee Roberts Garner Little All-America Probables tempting to blork the placement jances In the mid-state college Georgia LSU Want Grants Increased Donelspii Six PromiscsNew 4 Scoring Mark East Swamps College Grove Rotating Slates Also Advanced By GEORGE LEONARD There a misleading item in the Georgia football program George (Goat) JeFlfigan of Springfield Tenn Is listed as a guard but instead of that he should more acccurately be known 6s Specialist extra points He hasnt played a minute (because time is out whin extra points are attempted) but he has scored 47 points The Goat kicked five successive successful conversions against Georgia Tech Saturday at Athens in the Bulldogs' 35-7 romp He didnt tee a single effort go through the uprights I didn't either My eyes were on Jernigan It was all very true what had been said about him He never takes his ees off the spot where the ball is placed down until his teammates tell him the kick is good Although Jernigan hasn't played a minute all year he finally saw some rough and tumble action On his third conversion Paul Duke Tech center crashed in swiftly at AS IT SHOULD BE PLAYED Football with feminine touch tad spot of tet is enjoyed by this eleven from Wisconsin's Beloit College The girls borrowed togs'snd shoulder ptds from the men's team then lined up to await bowl bids Everybody else is receiving them they argued butted into Jernigan and slammed him down Coach Wallace Butte visibly shuddeied for he has not allowed his precious toe artist to be touched this season But Goat came up laughing a 15-yard roughing penalty was called against the Yellow Jackets and Georgia kicked off from the Tech 45 The annual agitation by certain elements has begun for such drastic changes in th football rules as abolition of the extra point settling tie games by allowing each of tho deadlocked teams a certain number of playe in an "overtima period and then comparing yardage eliminating the clock and substituting a set number of plays for each quarter and others squally revolution ary Th rule makers most likely will alter a few minor existing rules but aren't likely to consider seriously anything so extra ordinary Coaoh Ed Dlddlea Western Kentucky Hilltoppers should dominate the SIAA basketball race Diddle confidently expect! a crack team Writing in the magazine Sport Clair Bee Long Island basketball coach has tabbed Western 14th in the country He picks Illinois as the No 1 team and Andy Philip one of th four Whiz Kids who starred on a quintet which in many games averaged two points a minute as the nation's best col-legiata player Kentucky Indiana New York University and Johns are his 2-3-4-S teams Cumberland finished its football season without a victory in games but th Bulldogs 'company Florida and Kansas State also failed to win a srhere was turned in by (Bill) White in his first year at Sewanee where he had two strike against him from the itart His football team did not even begin practice until September 16 and thus his opponents were conservatively speaking at least 24 practice ahead of him As a "nucleus he had only two lettermen from Sewanees last team in 1941 and they were not regular Besides athletics on the plateau are conducted on the purest amateur plane Subsidization has been completely abandoned Despite these handicaps White and his assistant Dave Drake molded another typical team of fighting Sewanee Tigera and they won four of their seven garnet defeating Hendrix College of Conway Ark Centre Hampden-Syd-nay and Kanyon One of Sewanee' conqueror was Maryville but it took an Intercepted pass and a long run to turn the trick in a game In which the Tiger had the upper hand statistically Star of the Purple Tiger all season was Chuck Flowers 175-pound tailback from Knoxville who used to substitute for Buster Stephens at Knoxville City before Bua became a standout at Tennessee under John Barnhill in the war year Only undafsatad untied team in the state wat Maryville College The Highlanders coached by -Lombe Honaker won nine successive garnet and will play Catawba College of -Salisbury in th Tangerine Bowl gam at Orlando Fla on January 1 Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard Army's great backfield stars whose college careers are now history scored 537 of Army's 1179 points in the paat throfr aeaaona They notched 89 touchdowns Davia getting 51 and Blanchard 38 The states two leading candidate for the Little All-America football team are Gene Roberts University of Chattanooga fullback who was second in scoring in the nation with 117 points and Bob Garner Maryvilles 6-foot 4-lnch center Hartman In Semifinals Of All-Star Pin Meet By CHICK HOSCH Atlanta Dec 4 UP) Three member! of the Southeastern Conference have submitted proposal which would relax to some extent the etrlngent control now governing that group's athletic scholarships 'The proposals among those to be considered at the conference's annual meeting in Tuscaloosa on December 13-14 vary In content but two of the schools are outspoken in declaring the maximum Cf 75 grants-ln-ald adopted in 1944 are not sufficient to carry on balanced athletic programs covering all sports Except for war veterans to whom the members were committed prior to their induction no school may have more than 75 students on athletic scholarships at any one time and that includes all classes and all sports Ask 100 Scholarships Georgia suggests that the J10 be raised to $20 and that 25 scholar- Heavy Girls Cage Slate Generals Face Connors Tonight By OWEN Competition in the sixth annual All-Star national individual match game bowling tournament reached the semifinal round today with 46 of the nations best kcglers to shoot 12 games Among this number is (Dick) Haitman Nashville representative in the meet The 53-year-old Hartman rolled a 1195 series yesterday completing his 24 games of qualifying play with a 4717 total He will bowl 12 games today and if his score is high enough to be among the 14 leaders Mii be will enter the finals opening Thuisdav In the opening tound Saturday Coolc 8ubs Cnpps Toa WUUs Dean Miles Subs (Si a -bn font (19) Cumberland (IS) Guptpn 53 Hamblen 3i Wuhama ill cowell i2i Mi West I7l McChntock (4) Smith Chandler Breedlove Cumberland Williams Ml (1) Bellevue (3S) Donelvon Walden 1 Cloyd Ml (1) Ezell (9i (10) Boyd (131 Malone ill DeMosa (Si Lovelace Bellevue Wllllntham (5) Brown Donelson Cross M) Foi Joeltn 30)1 Greenbrier (44) Adcock 'll) Dorris 191 Reeves (2) Choate 111 8tenberg Ml Johnson 17 1 Kmpfer Ml Freeland Harper IS i Super Subs Greenbrier Dorris (2) Pea Alumni (41) Geedlettavllle (13) Boyd 13i Jones Fentress 2 Murphy Hardcastle Fentress Sears Mi Ga breath Denney Galbreath Subs Alumni Mosely 12) Cole ISi announced plans for a Davidson County bowlers Christmas fund Boxes will be placed at Nashville and Old Hickory Janes and players are asked to donate Christmas baskets will be purchased from the proceeds and given to needy families designated by members of the Church League of the top coaching perform- Completion of the first really heavy session of play for the 1946-47 basketball season left at least two Indications of things to come namely- 1That du Ponts quint again will be one of the leaguea best defensive units 2 That Donelsons sextet may be the highest scoring girls outfit in history Perhaps its a bit early for either of those suppositions yet last nights games definitely point In that direction With the formidable fivesome of Harry Gupton Abbie Williams Don Cook Oscar McChntock and Sonny Chandley back intact from last year the Bulldogs dont have a great deal of scoring punch but the defense left nothing to be desired as Cumberland was held to 16 points Last year for the Initial 10 games the Bulldogs limited opponents to less than 160 points and in all probability are headed for similar heights this year Coach Thompsons Donelson sextet ran its two-game scoring total to 99 points with a S3 to 31 victory over Bellevue which has one of the county's better girls' teams Led by Dot Swann whose 25 markers give her 47 for two games the Don six romped to an easy victory On games played to date about the only teams ceded a chance of halting the Dons are Isaac Litton and possibly Joeiton Eleven games were played last night five involving Alumni opposition In the other boys league tilt Bellevue joined du Pont as a winner with a 28 to 24 win over Donelson and Greenbriers highflying Green and White ripped Joeiton 44-30 as Hugh Johnson tossed in 17 points Goodlettsville regulars failed to score a point as the Alumni walloped the Trojans 41 to 13 Howard turned the tables on an older more experienced but not as well conditioned Alurrni crew 23 to 19 after the Alumni squad had played a game among themselves In the other Alumni game Tom Lincoln led Antioch to a 25-16 victory East journeyed to College Grove for a twin bill Joe Bell and Nick Bushulen having a field day in a 55-19 rout The sharpshoottng Eagle forwards tossed in 19 apiece In girls games besides the Donelson victory Cumberland romped over du Pont 27-16 the Goodlettsville sbxtet tripped its Alumnae 24-15 Antioch lost to its Alumnae 31-30 deapite 24 points by Ruth Brent and East edged by College Grove 30 to 27 The fourth annual Melrose Scratch Classic Is expected to be the biggest and best in the history! rot Antioch of the event The Clasic famous I Walden widen si Bennett 2 1 Burton 21 Peay 2i Dorns 1 2 1 Ooodlettsrille McCoyn (12) Rlng-nhlel ill Alumni (16) throughout the South is scheduled R- Hartman 2 11 in Lincoln (14) Lvtla (3) for Outstanding girls' hasketball teams will hog the spotlight on this week's sports calendar starting tonight at the Classification Center gymnasium Generals which dropped a Girls Basketball League tilt to Middle Tennessee State College 22-12 (-game opens the busy week against Connors State of Warner Okla at 8 15 o'clock Tomorrow night and Friday the Cook's Goldbiumes AAU champions will entertain the Oklahoma combine at the Classification Center both games starting at 8 o'clock The Atlanta Sports Arena Blues featuring Alline Banks and Doris Weems former Goldblume stars will tangle with the Generals Friday night at Father Ryan at 8 15 oclock The two teams will clash again Saturday night at the Classification Center gym at the same hour The AIB Grads of Des Moines la will show here Sunday at the Hippodrome in the first of three games against the Goldbiumes The other two tilts Monday and Tuesday will be played at the Classification In the other scheduled Girls Basketball League tilt last night the YWCA registered its first win of the year defeating NBC 21-19 Po YWCA NBC (191 Baldwin 12 Kidd 41 Howard fleasravps (3i Crawford Manier Generala (12) St 1 nine had One Poa MT8C (22) BUSINESS Oame Ind I (Team) (Teami NEUHOFF Ind 1 Old Old NES 1 Power Sales 3 MEI Game 8eries Game (Team) BUSINESS Game Und I (Teami Worry Oame Und i 'Team) (Team) Pearl Hartman produced a 1202 but slipped to a 1148 in the second Monday he rolled the third round posting a T172T-5 eSlcrdayTf games 187 180 213 169 219 and 277 gave him 1195 for a fourth-round score Haitman became the -second Nashvillian to enter the semifinals Bob Eaves having turned the trick in last year's meet If Dick is successful In reaching the finals he will join champion Joe Wilman and Buddy Bomar the 1944 titllst In the match play round robin Hartman quali- fled for the na- tional affair by HARTMAN virtue of his victory the recent city match play championship The title was his first major Nashville triumph of a long career on the lanes When the veteran pinster isn't compiling strikes and spares he serves with the Nashville engineering corps Roy Nowlin president of the Nashville Bowling Association has MELROSE MEN 8 LEAGUE Best Slnsle lind A Greaory 278 Senes Bob Eaves 685 Slnale Game Shyers Gems 1 022 Senes Burk 2194 LEAGUE Best Slnale Game Oliver 242 Series Ind I Oliver 561 Single Game (Team! Hickory Lambs 885 Senes ITeami Hickory Lambs 2 325 MEN LEAGUE Beit Single Game House 222 Series lind Kirk 543 Single Oame ITeami Sales 891 Senes (Teami Power 886 ROSE GIRLS- LEAGUE Best Sln-8le tlnd i Helen Woodham 165 Und 1 Marie Phelps 427 Single (Team! Team No 12) 550 Series Team No 21 I 565 DOWNTOWN GIRLS LEAGUE Beat Single Ind Mary Buntley 198 Series Pauline Watts 507 Single Oame Worry Birds 725 Series ITeami Birds 2 074 WEST END CENTENNIAL LEAGUE Best Single Und Aliene Burnett 211 Senes Rubye Scott 518 Single Game Rosa Engravera 646 Series Red Ace 2 386 January 11-12 Manager Leon (Nappy) Langford has received the first entry list Falls City of Louisville The Derby-town team will be headed by Frank (Shamrock) McCarthy one of Dixies best-known keglers For the past 11 years McCarthy has maintained a 200-plus average In addition to shooting at the top prize performers will also be trying to break the Memphis deadlock on the event Bluff City representatives captured first place in the three previous meets A1 Sayers winner of last years flM'VuV6? IlL tournament with a pinfall of 1245 for six games will be back to defend his laurels Th entrance fee has been raised to $10 in order that a richer prize list may be offered 8utton Hi Hartman College Grove (19) Winter (8 Winters (4 Dean (2 Jordan (2 Wilson Subs East Winkler 2 Henderson 5i Herod 2 College Grove Hantley (2i OsUvie (1) Cirls Pos Bellevue (3j) Denelson 83) Maynard 8i Swann (25) Reasonover 111) Jaeobs (lOi Walker U2j Anderson (18 Maynard Llddle Walker Ferguson McClain Barbee Burr Green (7) Lee (3 Norm 8 Hollingsworth Dies McCaleb Mabel West right Marta West Pot Joeiton 39) Greenbrier (53) Bracer (14) Parker (3) TTTTtchHr I nr- Elliott not ships be added making 100 wtth 75 of these earmarked for football and the other 25 for other sports Louisiana State would abolish the limitation as to number offering that by itself as one proposal and in an alternate proposal calls for complete revision of the regulation with the limitation as to number omitted The University of Florida proposes that "acceptance- of a grant-in-aid must be signed by the recipients natural or legal guardians as well as by the recipient himself In other proposals on the agenda for the 14th meeting Tulane suggests that rotating schedules for basketball and football be mandatory with each school playing every other school at least twice in any four year period and that a committee be named to select the annual champion in those sports Eight-Team Tournaments Georgia Tech offers a similar proposal but instead of requiring that a basketball champion be named suggests that the committee designate eight teams to meet in an annual tournament for the title All teams now compete in such a tournament for the cage title Also Tech's proposal would not require that Auburn and Alabama play each other since they have made no move to schedule competition since 1906 The Auburn-Ala-bama situation has been one of the major obstacles in attempts by some individuals particularly Athletic Director A Alexander of Tech to have the rotating schedule adopted To offset this Alexander suggests that Tech and Mississippi Georgia and Mississippi State Kentucky and Tulane Florida and Tennessee and LUS and Vanderbilt not be required to play each other Such an arrangement would be necessary he points out for the schedule to operate smoothly HAVING TIRE TROUBLES? ipoic nmL New Goodyear Tires Wheel Alignment Brake Adjustment Recapping See OtJTHifm High Basketball The Pearl High eager will open1 their season Friday night agalnatl the Alumni in the school gym at 7 30 oclock fTI REISER VICE Todd (11) FAikman (1) Donnell (2) Hart (2) Gatcher QR)ig (2) Harris (3) Loyd Young 4 Si Roarh Carney 2 Farmer Ruth Ertola (5) Fisher 6 Binkley Jones Lanier Anderson Ruby Ertola Coving on I 8uhs Joeiton MrCluskey (4) Reeder (3) Greenbrier McMurtry (2) Austin (2) Pot GoodlettsviUe (24) Alumnae (15) Freeman (2) Raal (6 Ciay 1 4 1 Emery (4 Phelan (13) Exum (1) rV--Dun'an A Rawls Anglin Garrett Baker Johnson Subs Ooodlettsvllle Whitlow i5i Alumnae Boyd 4i Pea Alumnae (31) Antioch (34) Byrd (12) Nave (11) Hayet 18) Walters Lincoln Brent 4 24 Wood 3 Moran (3) Shuler Vaughn 1217-21 Broadway Ph5-6627 Georgia Football King Bulldogs Are Williamsons Choice as 1916 Grid Champs Irish Second Army Third 8ubs General Coffman (2) MTSC McMurtry t4i Tennessee State Plays In Second Derby Boul Tennessee State College will be seeking its second straight Derby Bowl grid title against West Virginia State Saturday at Louisville The locals defeated Godman Field 45-24 in the inaugural Negro classic Both teams have lost but a single game during the regular season Proceeds from the tilt will go to disabled soldiers at the Nichols General Hospital College Grove (57) West-(To) Hood 4 Smithson (11 White Smithson Johnson Hartman Pot East (30) Rogers 20 Eubanks i8 Garrett (2 0 Kelton GoodleU 0 Seat By PAUL WILLIAMSON The first 10 leaders remained the same after the Thanksgiving-week battles in name if not in order The present ranking resulted from the kind of scores and relative rating of the opposition in the Dogs Sale of Training crucial contests The Williamson System figures undefeated-untied 8 University of Georgia most consistently the national football cham pion in regular 1946 play A week ago however Notre Dame and Army were tied at the top at 98 3 and Geoigia was third at 96 9 The Cadets squeezed by Navy Saturday but able to win 21-18 dropped to third the Irish playing steadily to roll Southern Cal 26-6 settled at second and Georgia in its best game of the season crushing Georgia Tech 35 to 7 soared to the top Presented Tonight The dog's side of the canine-master alliance will be presented tonight at the meeting of the Cumberland Valley Cocker Spaniel Club at the YMCA at 8 oclock Hippodrome Sees Two Wild Matches Tex Riley retained the worlds Ugh t-heavyweight championship and Rex Mobley end Carlos Rodrigue scored a victory-in the tag team match at the Hippodrome last night as wrestling fans saw two of the wildest matches of the year Riley retained his title in a savage scrap with Mike Chacoma that ended with a ring full of people all of them swinging fists With the wrestlers even at one fall apiece Chacoma went on a wild spree during which he slugged Referee Bill Steddum and threw him out of the ring Chacoma then went to work unhindered on Riley but Promoter Nick Gulas quickly designated a ringside spectator Finis Hall former world's junior heavyweight champion to go in and serve as third man Riley rallied to apply a flying head scissors and win the decision Steddum meantime re-entered the ring and the enraged Chacoma attacked everybody in sight Riley Hall and Steddum took turns beating Chacoma to the floor A near capacity crowd saw the matches two of the best in recent months Training You to Train of a film Your Dog by Blanche Saunders trainer and Louise Barnch photographer and is presented through the courtesy of Gaines Dog Research Center The public is invited Kramer Schroeder Beaten in Doubles Melbourne Australia Dec 4 (ID Jack Bromwich and Colin Long of Australia defeated Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder 6-4 6-3 4-6 6-3 in the 'semifinal round of the Victoria doubles championships today In a match expected to have far-reaching effects on the American lineups for the impending Davis Cup challenge round In the other semifinal match Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert turned back the Aussies Adrian Qutst and Goeffrey Brown In straight sets 10-8 6-4 8-6 DIGGING AT YOUR SCALP WONT HELP Get real help for dry itchy scalp with Morohne Hair Tonic Aids natural oils helps remove loose dandruff MOROUNE HAIR TONIC MEMPHIS Jackson Mitt I HtwOrifgng Take Nick Fords Word for it Army Irish Monopolize 1946 UP All-America TakingSPlaces WlMi se Tereihtn-Foldberg comfort convenience i economy 4 Buses Daily to Memphis Leaving ISashvillet 11:30 12:30 7:00 A 5:00 Arriving Memphist 5:45 AM 7:50 PM 1:45 11:45 4 Buses Daily to Jackson 7:00 A 5:00 12:30 11:30 Interstate passenger can new handled between Memphis and Nashville and intarmediat points without restriction All Busei Leave Franklla latirarkia Bat Stitiaa Nobody cm look or feel well groomed without a smooth clean-shaven face And now its to easy since Pal came along Pal zingi cleanly through even the toughest whiskers effortlessly The reason: Usual safety razor blades are ground like a pocket knife Pal Blades are different they're Leather Stropped and Hollow Ground just like a barber's razor Result: Pal Blades are flexible in yout razor follow facial contours effortlessly Your shave is cool quick no bearing down And delicate edges last longer too That's why millions call it the By CARL LUNDQUIST New York Dec 4 (ID Army and Notre Dame national co-cham-pions the collegiate football realm led the way today with five of the 11 places on the 1946 United Press All-America football team selected by sports editors writers and taidio broadcasters from cojist to coast The colossal Cadets of Army who marched through three seasons unbeaten despite a hair-raising scare In their finale against Navy placed three men their touchdown backfield twins Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard and their great end Henry Foldberg Notre Dame enjoying a postwar resurgency in football in which it won all of its games except the stirring 0 to 0 tie with Army was represented by its brainy quarterback Johnny Lujack and its mo- New York Dec 4 (ID The United Press All-America football team bile tackle George Connor I for 1946: (Under the point system the man receiving the first place The Midwest dominated the team vote of every person participating in the nationwide poll would get with four men Lujack Connor! 2310 points Alex Agase of Illinois at guard and) Pos Name School Wgt Height Home Town Pts Four players Blanchard Davis I end Poole M'isIssipdI and Amlmg were repeat- KrotuKril ers on the cream team A fifth MusIuidpI Broadnax Geora a player Agase also was a repeater in a way he was an All-America at Illinois in 1942 and again at Purdue in 1943 as a Nava trainee For Blanchard and Davis perhaps the two greatest backs ever to grace the roster of a single college team it was the third consecutive year of All-America recognition The United Press All-America honorable mention list consisting of players who received six or more points includes: Gt AEDA 8t John Gtortia' HmI Georgia Tech Woznlak Alabama Pope Georgia Tech Drost Tennessee Bourgeons Tulane Alexander Georgia Yarutle Kentucky CENTERS Mancha Alabama Chandler Georgia Rhodemyer Kentucky Stephenson Tennessee BACKS Gilmer Alabama Tidwell Auburn Robert Chattanooga McWilliams Mississippi State Slater Tennessee Broyles OeorWia Tech Phelps Kentucky Conerly Mississippi Production Is High! Demand Is Higher For The Tire That OUTWEARS PREWAR TIRES Tj The new Goodrich Silvertown has made such a hit with car owners that ibeVre -telling-all -their- Iriendsl UCLA 196 6 Bure Baldwin- jVarrcnArrvling of Ohio State at tackle The East was next with three men all from Army while the South placed two Halfback Charley Trippi of Georgia and Cen- I George Connor (x) Notro Dam Illinois Ga Tech Rina Alex Agase Paul Duke ter Peul EHike-Georgia Tech From the Southwest Guard Wei- don Humble of Rice was the representative and Burr Baldwin of Henry QB John Lujack Bakertfid CaL 1589 Chicago ill 1555 Evanston III 1 J294 hr me Atlanta Ga 800 S-Antonio-Tex -930 Pana III 1188 Dallas Tex 1440 Connville Pa 1733 Claremont Cal 2019 Pi4tiWn P- 1894 Bish'ville 8C 1951 225 191 210 214 200 200 180 170 5' 10' 185 6 205 6 6 3" 510 6 6 511'a 6 1 6 -They are convinced that the wider flatter tread which puts more rubber on the road wests more evenly and lasts longerthan -the Treads of warttme or prewar tires If your needs are immediate seeo us well do our best to keep you rolling Cats bo bought on smalt down payment and convenient terms II Goodrich Ohio Stato Army Notro Da mo Army Georgia Arm Foldberg (z) i tit HB Glenn Davit ld HB- Charley -Trippi' torses -icvi- upheld Pacific Coast prestige FB Felix Blanchard 7 Junior sophomore others seniors The second team with thp number of points each man receiyed St Luke Beaten Bill Stinnett's last second field goal gave Cayee Home a 49-18 vio-j tory over St Luke last night in the'G winner's gym The Cayce Homes team also nosed out the SL Lukej Bees 17-16 IT George Poole Army 689 QB Arnold Tucker Army 1079 HB Wedemeyer St Mary' 946 HB Charity Juatic 344 FB Bobby Laynt Taxaa Hubert Bechtol Texas 866 Dick Huffman Tenn 645 John Mastrangelo 946 Gsorga Strohmeyer 497 Joseph Stoffy Army 654 Georg Savitsky Penn 490 16th and Broad St Tel 5-6353.