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fff rag I2-A THE MIAMI HERALD SiAm-day Oct 2 11543 Teams Clas ln Nation's Headliners Undefeated 77 Jacksonville Navy Will Take To Air Against Miami Irish Given Tean By Chet Smith a a a By Chet Smith Will Jacksonville Navy 1 Irish briNTC11 i Spotlighting SPURT e- V'PT fdlik let 404 A 4- 1 'A- -'i 1 4 Drills Hard On Aerials -aleaternI- 111MEIOb 011111110k 1111111111MIk 1111111111116 1111116111111 111111M1100111E 111111111kInnill 4S1- ITI I I L--- C3 CIP ATIE-: 5p r----1 -----M-1 '57 It 'IL r-- --wolinf 7- ip ---1--- ri dool 0 77 7- I ---Nott 1 ia "l4 0 llg 111 0 a it 'N re I Sileh 1)11012 ti-1 siCli ze'roltiCvaCttrl lillilit 4t i4 4z(--- i Tt 2 a 'itie- 1- 1 I litAD tit ilita i ill 'Nil () iiiigh )11111110111 111101111 lc Ilia lib 111a 1 11011111171111111111111 11110111 1 1 Ilil 1 11111111M-111111111 1 41111 el 1111111111111111111111 vl 0: 111111111111111 NI 1 ii 111 1: oPr WitiMEMENDIEMISIMIldlialigit Edge Over Tech 0' :::2 Edge Over 3: Tech Tealin 1 f' --r: IC54 clip) fA11' r'- 1 "it osso 4l mill i 4'-' tit te 4 i 3 04-NIA I 0 3' 1 A- 1 i4V -rn4 ttl coy-1 i i fit 1 4 lkAt' i A'z I I -1111'" By EVERETT CLAY wHT -A kind of a football team xvill the University of Miami field --igainst the Jacksonville Naval Air Technical Training Center Ihk stormy afternoon at Jacksonville? How well are the Hurricanes rpped where are they strong? -Which positions are weak? Have they an offen-4 and defew-e? Can Arnold Tucker stand up aI ha i tback in college hair This confidential scouting report on the 1913 University of football team has hcen prepared for you to answer these 2nd (-ober ouNztions on the subject First this seasons Hurricanes will hare only 30 per cent of the effectiveness of the 1912 powerhouse This percentage may appear low at first glance but when yott analyze the losses you will have to admit it actually rentackable what youthful Coach Eddie Dunn has done Avith the available material Cnne from lat years lineup are: Gorman Bob Kolz George Jahn Dale Venning John Schmidt Dick Pollock John Collins and Bill Ulrich Tackle--George Gagliardi Al Adler Paul Devers Jack Nealon Bob Clark Tyra Boyd and Frank Viering Dixon Bob McNertncy Andy Musante Tuffy Lou Ferrante George Flynn and Bill Albert Nealon and Sam Marzella Douglas Al Kasulin Bob McDougal Ray Dunn coa7e George mooney Al Illasnick Joe Chuprevich Charles DekVer-z Chirico Tom Ku-maul and Lee 'Wilson spite of these 1 hplesale losses piton I ill field a team with a good backfield a fair line inside the little in Ilie way of replacements Your 1913 Hurricanes 'will be green but game 3oung but ollensive-mitided small but smart ita a I trA I hope they 'boll have a snake tiance-1 hate By The Associated Presq JACKSONVILLE V1 Oct As befits an air-going outfit the Naval Air Technical Training Center eleven is expected to take to the air when they meet University of Miami here Saturday at Cadet field The gaMP scheduled for Since their surprise victory over a strong 124111 Infantry team from Fort Reigning Ga last xveek the Air Raiders have concentrated primarily on passing in tuning up for the clash With Capt Fred 'rink the Raiders' coach put his charges through intensive drills in passing with an eye to bettering last week's game when only one of five passes hurled by Dominic Sanzotta was completed to Bill Borcher for 17 yards In practice sessions the passing combination of Sanzotta to Cus Letchas has worked perfectly and it yin be no surprise if it clicks against Coach Eddie Dunn's Hurricanes ABLE PO WERS Capt Frink has a raft of able ball tossers and receivers Letchas Sanzotta Don Fortier doing the pitching and Bomber the wingman who learned all about pass grabbing as a member of Oregon University's national basketball champions a few years back heading up the receivers Other capable ball-grabbers on the Air Raiders squad are Tailhack Letchas Bob Yanke Leo Papile Jim withal-11A and Pete Breceda The Air Raiders will go into the game with only one change in last weeks successful lineup Yanke is expected to start at right halfback replacing Bradley Davis who is virtuaRv certain to be out of the contest because of a severe charley horse While stressing passing during workouts this week Co'ach 'rink also has concentrated on tackling and blocking two departments in which the Air Raiders didn't exactly shine in last Nveek's game The probable starting lineups of th twn teems: MIAMI Pos AIR RAMFRS Al Rosen I Williams Chuck Klein It Fred Fibs Phil Kaplan ISE I Campbell 10chulr Feklund Leon Schultz Paul Toth Bull Barwick rt Rill Short Carden re Bill Borcher Ruzomberka Iverson A Tucker th CIts Letchas Waller Watt th Bob Yank Jim Leavttt Sanzott a Campbell Eleklund Paul Toth Hill Short Rill Sorcher IVPrs011 na Letchas Bob Yank Sanzotta Dempsey Would Raise Bond Drive With Series Of Super Fight Shows By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Snorts Writer NEW YORK Oct Perfect record football tea us still plentiful collide in every sector of the nation Saturday and the list will be pruned aplenty when the days scores go into agate type for the Sunday azet tes Such unbeaten and untied headlines as Notre Dame and Georgia Tech Army and Colgate Navy and Cornell Michigan and Northwestern Texas and little hut loaded Southwestern and California and Southern California stake their recods against each other and the winners will get top billing as the country's best teams The South Bend Ind meeting hetween Notre Damle and Georgia Tech looms as the day'shest with the Irish bare favorites They covered more ground than a Russian communique in beating Pittsburgh 41 to 0 last week while Georgia Tech clipped one of the South's bet- ter teams North Carolina 20 to 7 FACES BUSY NIGHT Tile service (level's Artily and Navy thus far doing as ell as their brothers abroad may run into different kinds of trouble At West Point Colgate's stout line is expected to give Army's backfield a real going over while Cornell is offensive minded and should keep at least one or tw of Navy's four teams busy at Baltimore Saturday nigh Pennsylvania as strong as it was expected to be is a big favorite over injury-riddled Yale in an Ivy ture at Philadelphia but the bia-Th-inceton encounter at New York is strictly a toss-up Elsewhere in the East Dartmouth meets spunky Coast Guard at I Ianove I I toly Cross better than expected plays untested Brown at Worcester Mass Buck nell opposes Muhlenberg at Lewisburg Pa Rochester will try to botmd back against Carnegie Tech at Rochester and Maryland takes on Wake Forest at College Park Md Rochester and Maryland takes on Wake Forest at College Park Md Michigan's dream team may run into a nightmare against Northwestern at Evanston though the Wildcats aren't likely to heat the Wolverines Other Middle 'Western standouts include Ohio State-Nlissouri at Columbus Purdue-Illinois at Lafayette Ind Indiana-Wabash at Bloomington Ind Great Lakes-Pi ttsbu rgh at teat Lakes Iowa-Wisconsin at Iowa City Minnesota-Nebraska at Min pea polls Iowa State-Iowa Pie-Might at Ames Iowa and Oklahoma-Oklahoma A at Oklahoma City TIG14111tS PLAY ()WIN AL at Ohlahoina City 1411t LA OWLS By CARL 1UNDQUIS'r YO United PreSI4 SPOriq Writer NEV RK Oct I Perfect record football teams still plentiful collide in erv sector of the Dation Saturday andurthe list ill be pruned 1 aplenty when the day 's scores go 1 into agate type for the Sunday azet tes Such unbeaten and untied bead- I liners as Notre Dame and Georgia 1 Tech Army and Colgate Navy and 1 Cornell and Northwest- ern Texas and little hut loaded Southwestern and California and 1 Southern California stake their ec- or ds against each other and the winners will get top billing as the country's hest teams The South Bend Ind meeting he tween Notre Damle and Georgia Tech looms as the day's hest Avith the Irish bare favorites They erect more ground than a Russian communique in beating Pittsburgh 41 to last week vk idle Georgia Tech clipped 011P of thP S011th'S bet- ter teams North Carolina 20 to 7 FACES BUSY NIGHT 'file service elevens Army and thtis far doing as ell as their rothers abroad may run into dif- feent kinds of trouhle At West Point Colgate's stout line is ex- Staff Photo A CONVERTED GUARD Morris klein will start at left tackle for the University of Miami against the Jacksonville Naval Air Technical Training Center in the opening football game of the season for the Hurricanes today at Jacksonville Klein earned his IA in 1942 as a guard Ity AV fiLIVER Asoreated Press Sports Wrtter JACKSONVILLE Oct Com1r1a( frrr4-pl vhat he thinks iq a billion dollar idea for the next war lrviirt series- of sAlper boxinz program ovpr Ibp nation Nvar boruk for adotkjon war Immdz fr war ts-m1 for sbmenir proitrom4 and thing el-e that selk fur Billid()(rS R1111 "140 knci 'RI: Zt YOrk htin S'2000(41 nk Bulidoffs Rtm Landon Gets 13-13 Tie With Edison In Big Ten Conference Grid Tussle Wild To Beat TN 67 To 0 IV ROMNEY A4nriated Prete Synrtg AVritr Wild To Beat TPlet 67 11() () Ity ROM EV NV II EEL Ell Prete Synrtg AVritr ho camp bep relcree at a V4 Ar howl hceong shrev as part of the ihrti xkar loAn firiv- -0 hr I 1 op-no -11 fi gli? ob (11 stictcs1 0 Iliofz- -1-1 ti if fcrell barN: of the PAt 4111f brInging togethcr thp -opst fst ill their t-P1 lot! INP -A PI zht (17- ATI-1 ENS Ga Oel 1--Crnrgias sionz' explained thp 11-kv -p- rd officer ho vs a- co youthful football team pulled open 4 -r7 greatest dray ing card the rriz A at 111FRALD SERVICE JACKSONVILLE Fla Oct Landon eleven vhich was vastly improved over the club that lost 27-7 last week to Robert ce recovered from a shaky start and achieved a well deserved 13-13 tie xvith the favored Nliami Edison High Red Raiders Friday night at the municipal stadium in a Big Ten conference game 0 Gene Price diminutive Landon -1 have In lit you several times the -University has one good te--m but nothing to back up the starters To be more specific the liurrcanes have players of varsity calibre in nine of the first 11 positions with some reserve strength at guard center and The deficient positions are the ends Of the five flankmen rtict has iui P41 in a game of college football The most expericri(Fql is Al noseo who earned his numerals at the University of After that first season however 170-pound V-12 on varsity basketball and baseball ukiden the other starter is a freshman as are Gene Tracy Ken Ciaesher and inn Turner The ends have neither size nor speed rzcien Carden and Giaaesner are oqly fair receivers of passes ctrlen a 172-pounder played for Miami Edison Tracy 182 is frr-qii Fulton Glaesner 181 from Chicago and Turner 161 frm Rtadentfin The Hurricanes are fair but promising at tackle with Morris htein 't hib pla3ed guard under spike Harding last fall as a fresh n14n and Bull Barwick former Andrew Jackson fullback Klein weighs 201 and Barwick 191 and under ordinary both Avould make capable replacements for Gagliardi and Nciler For reserves Eddie has two V-12s Howard Thurman 191 4 Cr'r-N cried end from Jacksonville and Bill 0Connor 181 from Mtami one freshman 186-pound Ralph Ferguson from Elein is listed in the V-12 program and Barwick is a icaular first year student The strength in the Miami line is down the middle The team will be almost as effective at guards and center as last season Harold Schuler the starting snapperback has put on 15 pounds to hying his weight up to 19:1 and on hi push Bob Nealon and Marzeila out of the lineup if they were still around V-I2 with ono or Varsity ball tinder his 1 txpectooi It) provide of the fire and fight Iles a sultcr Hugh l'olson 187 from Nloline 'Kans will (111- itiPri-fhe dut Ion And the terrific competition he is iHill? will make the Miamian the equal of Paul Carifeo V-12 trainee did the snapping last season for Washburn Cards Plaster 7-Tod Defeat On Ottmen quarterback- Nv a ri the hero of the piece With the ball on the Lions' 27-yard line and only three minutes to go Price is tip under the center in the Tennessee system the Southsiders are using took the ball and sneaked through the middle Before the startled Miami Edison secondary defense could realize vital happened Price NV flying Duke Favored To Turn Back Cloudbusters till' litre)" Ir lhP know night and when it AN (1011e "The Ivilter---mr zr4-4 up and down Sanford field Ten- (mos now the rn PH let4 'lessee Tech was' on the short end front their terzula ruti got irtet of a 7-0 score first rate condition a for char" While a slim utowd nf 01)0 pionhip liotit helot at- looked on Coach Val1u tt sf-nt he tdi ronert one hut the coiths and lbw the old dw- of tho Ilevk ashersz and eVisti It the "Ini11 and littai quarter4: to 12 ipitipirs vk paid for OW II((I4I'd I he slaughter ao hono In I-2 pi-P(111)1v Cporgia 1011 -11-1) 41 the III Ille A4 AtIrl 11P end of the first half and after scor- iiie11101x f-A)Irt lir The Associated Press Sr Lot Ort hert reported ready for World Series Down South Louisiana Slate'- pitching work Friday by serving high geared offensive eleven plays up a six-hitter to give the Cardinals Hite at Baton Rouge awl Peon a 7101 on (wry the New york State meets North Carolina at tilants hut more important to the rhaliel Mil in intersectional Cards was a strained ankle Stan Tulane against Nlern- Musial stiffered during the game Phis Naval at New Orleans and The National league halting king Duke plays North Carolina Pre- and leader of the Cards' hit parade Flight at Durhatn ill What Sh011id for next weews worm Series sufhfl atlolner romp for the Blue fered the injury hile running Out Devils a grounder in the fourth inning The Southwest feature is- the I -4 replaced him in the Texas-Southwestern game at II next frame hut manager rimy wiliuh Will he like a frilsh-varsiltV Southworth said the injury to his encounter since seven Texans left right tinkle was not serious and to take Marine training at South- thai he was taken out "for a rest" western and the first string 1011g- Y-- AR PO A' ST PO A horn eleven has half a dozen young- Nhomkom 4 0 4 KlWalein211 45 32 31 (5) Witek2b 4 1 1 2 kercr horn eleven has half a dozen young Ni00lioit 4 0 4 0 KleilL21) ing nttee in a listles" thud lwrind f'Ishm" renttle tm tn'-tro-0- finished Hp Hit the gantip hit casts of the fight on the radio Thou141 I he asked to Mix azTholr more points in the final quartet i Mutton tor tne pt ivtlege coo little Johnny Cook of rtom( the tiQht 17 "trees-Alt- 11 vrAnisie Dempsey conceded it votil(4 S111100(11 scitrell )t'fore letv- 1" in then- lug the 1 ill the lust (warier ftr their (1iitio-4 telt In 1 le carried the hall se ell 11111f4 and light of the lek Men IA h0 kkotiri ho gained 55 invoked anti the IIAGIE '44-ORES TWICE iN)1111( 11 prozram odiri to the ar (Ifni he PS It Ilagm' freshman mild he oi tit it hack from Jackson We Fla also it Ake scored I vice ()IeV Oil a tin-yard rim at the hat" he He and II1I Rutland a freshman full up front Colitinhus (a school scored thrice Other touch- 11 110e her ere accounted lor IIV V1111- fl (11111ES nitd Sportx Writr nALEIG11 Oct Blockbuster attack Duke's Blue Devils loosed on their first two 19-13 opponents has ftwused the gridiron spotlight on a man IA has scored 11 points hut hasn't a single seCond of playing time to his credit Big nob Cault six-loot two-inch 205-pound all-Southern end and one of the most versatile athletes in Duke annals has entered the lineup 13 times in the first two games to try for points after and has tnissed only two The rest of the time he has stayed on the bench with a broken hone in his hand and watched his mates pile up the nation's top-scoring record of the season Since the try for the extra point is made while time is out Gantt officially hasn't played and et he ranks among the Southern conference's top 10 scorers ALL-AROUND A LET stes in their first year Other clVtieri211' 1 4 1 1 N'Ivi games pit Texas Meclwteklb 4 0 7 0 Oa rinsr 'roll and l'exas A Al at San An- 1 :01 Ili til Ztil)reb''Sclt i Southern Alethodist alut 'e''-i'-c 3 1 1 ritnlri We' North l'exas griculture at ILillas Fischer 13 2 1 0 I Marton and Texas Christian-Arkansas at 1 umber Little Bock xxklast 0 0 0 0 Chasel 0 0 0 of Rocky Mountain and 'Western -----i games include Colorado-Lowry Txw311sn 6 6 Tatal Field at Boulder Colo New Alex- Ran for Mancuso ittio eel len-N irt la nd kAl' I at Nilitiquerilite New York 4 the California-USC headliner at room ott Klein Walke irkeley and i 7 C1 A-College of rSalinisd wit 1 ettida rililnm roCelaugt beige le ir Pacific at Ios Angeles Walker 2 Garms two-base Witi Rurnwski Walker 01 trf 3 0 3 1 Musialrf Medwicklb 4 0 7 0 Clarinsrf Meadt 4 3 3 0 011eac Jurges31) 4 0 0 1Kuroski31) Kel'ISA 3 0 3 1 Sanderslb Stenhnmc 3 0 3 Litwhilerif Fischerp 2 1 0 1 Marlon' Adamsp 0 0 0 0 sMtitICIISO 1100 xxklast 0 0 0 0' Chaseo 0 0 0 01 --t Totals 32 6 24 13 Totals for Adams in for Mancuso in New York St Louts Runs Ott Klein Walker Sanders Marion Gumbert runs batted in Mead Klein Walker 2 Garms two-base Witek Kurowski Walker Gets Divorce 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 3 0 3 1 0 6 4 1 17 1 3 0 2 0 3 2 0 7 Oumbert-p 2 0 1 3 31 11 27 22 eighth eighth 000 too 000-1 000 025 00x-7 Kurowski errors none: 2 Sanders hits Mead Garmst stolen bases Klein 2 Walker: sacrifices Gum- 1 bert 2 Litwhiler: double DIRY Kurowski to Klein to Sanders left On bases New York 5 St Louis 6: bases on balls off Fischer 3 off Gumbert 1 struck out by Fischer 1 by Adams I off Chase 1 off Gumbert 2: hits off Fischer 10 in 5 2-3 innings off Adams 1 in 1 1-3 innings off T'Ari more Naval -tudents Phil Kaplan and Leon Schultz are rne guards Kaplan 19n from New York City made the Flteida in 191'2 as a sopiriomore Schultz 196 and a (on erted halfback from Falls Wis will do most of the Leon who earned his NI as a ft'osh has come right along ish kicking and won't he far short of Al Kasulin and Howie l'asman Behind Kaplan and Schultz are three Miami freshmen --Lennie Dea 173 Harry Colbert 112: Frank Coury 13 and nt-n 1 from Fulton Deas is best of the reserves SO moult for the linemen let's get to lite backfield NVIICre the iforricanes shine the brightest Eddie Hnzomberka 1901 -lid -12er from Pittsburgh ill be as deadly a blocking- back as last but will have to play 59 and 55 minutes of every game with only 153-1 tot Byron Newton for a replacement NeWt011 in V42 training pl43-ed baseball at Miami High jjm Leavitt Isti-pound V-12er from Fort Lauderdale has more tqiecri than sma-h at fullback You prohably recall hint as a fre7411- rman Hocking back lat fall Valli Salvatore the other fullback won rnia it praise at Wildwood High After enrolling at the of Florida however he had a fuss with Coach Tom Lei and didnt go out for football Iles 182 and V-12 One-hundred-and-sixty-five-1 nil Tucker will pick lip at the Unkersily wher be left off at 3liami High as an AllSoutheril halfback Tucker can run like a deer and is one of the best passers the urricane had At Miami High Arnold was used in spots The St i luta reel woo Id throw Ii i in iii long gh tor a touchdown and then take him out This fall you will see bitti doing InlItime serice and standing np tinder it Ekner 1n and V-12 has speed 'and can catch a pass M-1-nn thc 1hi i left hallhack On the squad is 137 pounds frei-nman -4 nit from Miami hacks loe Hollingsworth or 1vitch Ky and Pierce Barrett nf Jacksonville and Vingliack Ilahhir Smith of Palatka Fla Ceorgia vith an In next week's game against Forest pla cl1se-to-1 est and revealed nothing more than elementary foot hall Although Cook is an exceptional the Bulldogs threw jiist weren't team rolling ground to a net 10 pass'es net gain ground TPI the first half first cinw ns five ard Tho kith '20 first IIPX1 0ts4 foot! 11tsix'y 1 net TI 1 irst Baseball 1 thee rt I he field I hree Etd rta 'tiers set out ill pursuit Mit they couldn't overtake the Landlni quarterback There still remained the vital business of converting the point but Curly tlordon took care of that with a paps into the end zone to Joe Burnet E1)1SON sconEs FutsT Miami Edison running from the formation scored on the opening kickoff so swiftly that most of the 3500 spectators Px pect ed the game to turn into a rout Moving front their own 35 to Landon's seven in a few plays the speedy Junior Yields accounted for the rest of the yardage needed for the touchdown Donald Burgess kicked the extra point The 1 ando it youngsters I ighting back with determination also scored on the kickoff without relinquishing the hall although they had to work much harder for their markerloe Irby Victor Papa and Ben Fahm piercing the Edison line for small but consistent gains From Edison's ill-yard 1 in I tenrv Alartin went Over on an end-around skirting his own right terminal in a smartly executed play that bewildered the Red Raiders Irby's pass for the extra point was incomplet With Kenneth Wright hurling several nifty passes' Edison came right back early in the second quartet- but as 44 opped inches from the goal I owevet Irby's kick as blocked by Center Ted Nlacksvmowich and was recovered in the end zone by James Bobhitt for a touch(lown Wrighrs place kick for the point was blocked 111 LTEI) BY FUMBLE Another I hreating Edison offensive was halted by a fumble on the Landon four-yard line just before the half elldNI 1andon was on the defensive most of the third quarter but the visitors never were in scoring position and a fumble On 1andon's four-yard stripe early in the final period broke up another promising Edison drive Midway in the last quarter Landon had a spectacular scoring play called back by the officials because it didn't have the required number of men on the line of scrimmage at the time of the snap the right guard having pulled out too quickly to had the interference Miami Edison gained 200 yards on the ground and 51 in the air while Landon made 203 yards on running plays and seven on forward passes Edison was credited with 11 first downs to Landon's eight Pis Thy Annelatod Fross SI 1011S' Oct CrAto DurociiPr Zra Tart 1 divorce from 1en DlIrrichPr Manager of thP teArn I1 Circuit ude Airs Dorn( her xvilo charzof4 zor- era1 IflihgfliTif ttifiect hPr hand protesect to 14-A 1 ti 1)Si IN 11 it'll hp la IP IParnad were pIPA-iirp jAlirr he vk -t 11110V Pn tern pra mr hA1 AppoAreo en! tom Aid her Slif: A-1441 for no Anon-- joint ftf 4-tu! it 45 )11I-4 hor pre ion )141 4 eneAl iivrnal of the did not appear in rooci erw- inatried in st 1o114- spnt 27 Durocher az zrAntell of hPr former na rr it Dozier NATIONAL Chase none in 1 innina: losing pitcher Fischer umpires Bar lick and Pine Ili time LEAGuE sTAN 1:50 attendance Ipaidi 1129 (1111)--- Pet St Lour 152 103 19 67S Chleotto Cobs Nose Out Cincinnati 152 Si 67 559 18 Brooklyn 151 81 70 530 I Boston Braves 3 To 1 Pittsburgh 152 SO 72 526 23 (HICAGO Oct 1 (11')--The Host-Chicago 150 73 77 1s7 09 Ion Ilraves made 10 hits off Rookie Rooms 150 66 hi Ito 3i Walter Signer fresh from NashPhdlphia 152 62 94 1 Ann tlie but the youngster kept them Gantt a senior 14 a member of the naval reserve officers training not a single one Passes corps that provides student leaders nee(ni reft for the navy V-V-0 trainees at Duke up )- Yatic't tin 'de grt' Ile will be commissioned an ensign o''" l'ennessce Tech thrc in March In addition to Ilk foot- ball All-Ameri- acildr enniPieited ea votes last is an all- "le conference center ill basketball apd Kamen nnt a iT1 a record holder in the shot put and threi I WO on tour successi dIscus The cast was removed from his Pxenallies hand this meek but he won't see were nntch action prior to the traditional battle ith North Carolina Oc( 16 Duke is a strong favorite to con- F0011)1111 S('OreS tinue its inning ways against the HIGH SC110 Cloudbusters Saturday at no- body exPects the Blue Devils to 123elle" Fort Lauderdale maintain the point-a-minute clip Beach they displayed against Richmond I Belle Chide Duke has scored 101 points in two Fort Pierce 19 ()keet games while holding the opposition Ponce de Leon 13 scoreless and grid fans already are aid comparing the team with the 1939 Haines City 33 Scht eleven which was unbeaten untied Tarpon Springs 26 and unseored on in nine games and Daytona (Mainland lost a 7-3 Rose Bowl decision to Smyrna 6 Southern California Plant 12 St Peters!) Elsewhere in the Southern con- Lake City 18 Fletch ference Saturday North Carolina Miami Edison 13 Jul Nino attempt to bounce back from Orlando 20 Sanford the Georgia Tech defeat against Vot Myer 13 Brad Penn State: North Carolina State Leeshilrg 27 Gaines tackles Clemson Davidson meets VIMI and Wake Forest engages COLLEGI Maryland Outside the loop Rich- Georgia 67 Tenness mond plays the Curtis Bay Md Presbyterian 13 Ne Coast Guard Temple 13 Swarthy passer not a single one l'asesi needed the hig red LIP 5ii9 yards nn the of 1f for TPI Tennessee Tech threw and completed tw fIII of five aids On the gained not a ad in -ind achieved only three two on four successive penalties against fletorgia tl4bgiz were credited (limns III(11 SCHOOL Plant City 12 Jefferson Fort Lauderdale It Beach Geito 12 Belle Chide Fort Pierce 19 Ponce de Leon 13 aid Haineq City 33 Sebrinz Tarpon Springs 26 Daytona (Mainland) Smyrna 6 Plant 12 St Petersburg Lake t'ity 18 Fletcher Miami Edison 13 in Orlando 20 Sanford Fort l-t-e-s Lees luirg 27 Gainesville COLLEGE Georgia 67 Tennessee Presbyterian Ne 71'emple 13 Swarthmore New York 151 55 ntl 361 471 1-1111)IV'S RES11T4 St Louis 7 New York 1 Chicago 3 Boston I Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati I (11 innings) Only galiteS scheduled TODAVS GAMES NeW York (Melton 9-12) at St Louis (While Boston (Javery 16-16) at Chirago (W)) Brooklyn (Ostermueller 1-3) at Cincinnati (Starr II-10) Only games scheduled (II in at St Ch irago 13) at 4Ter ut Zanesville Zephyr and Bud Salvatore (no in Paul) Aili alternate at right ha)fback Bud 180 and tiom CF re nw if -1 Cf-wn played for Tufts in 1912 and can A towhall Watt Miami's Sally Rand specialist is 177 and 3-1- with Ninchnz flurricanes aren't as Well prepared for the opening game toriay as for pat inaugurals 'rhey have had only 40 hours of Wnrk in contFast to the usual 173-75 in spring practice and100 in a-cm11 Miami throwinz a lot of leather With time and material limited Dunn has concentrated entirely On offense with little attention to the defensive side of the game Coach "larding 11ese1 hizhly Therell be quite a hit of quick-kicking with Tucker Eisner Sivatore on the sending end et-lough scat tered to give I he itag0 CtiliS a 340-1 Nitorv Frida for their sixth success in a row AB PO A AB PO A Hohnescf 4 3 3 fjJohnson2b 3 0 3 2 Joosto2b 5 2 3 1 3 0 3 0 Workro'nrf 3 1 1 0 Patkocf 4010 3 0 2 0 Nich'sonrf 3 1 5 0 Farrelllb 4 0 8 3 cavartalb 3 2 9 0 mastc 4 1 3 1Ostwski31 3 2 1 2 Wietiinss 4 1 3 6 Schusterss 3 2 2 4 Ryan3b 3 0 0 0- Holmc 3 0 3 0 xlioss 1 0 0 0Signerp 2 0 0 1 Barrett! 3 1 1 1 XXEiC1150n 1 1 0 0 Tot als 35 10 24 12' Tot als 27 7 27 9 for Ryan in ninth for Barrett in ninth Boston 001 000 000-1 Chicago 010 010 10x-3 Runs Holmes Nicholson 2 Ostrowski error JOOSL runs batted in Workman eavarretta Schuster two-base hits Nicholson Holmes Workman Joost three-base hit Schuster sacrifices Holmes Johnson double plays Signer to Schuster to Cavarreita Barrett to Wietelman to Farrell Wietelman to Joost to Farrell Farrell to Wietelman left on bases Boston 10 Chicago 3: bases on balls off Barrett 2 off Signer 2: struck Out by Barrett 3 by Signer 1 umpires Barr Jorda and Conlan time 1:20: attendance 1152 NTY F11 Pqn1 Eclison-Landon Lineup A Ina lineunq: FDISON os LAIN Brom :0 Yount Rialr It NtC Maksymowlch ic I Dne Kriaw i Bobbitt Bj Perrin ta Flelcic I 1 Barternus Score by oeriodi Edison 7 4 0 Landon 4 0 0 4) 4 0 A West Palm it Okeechobee lt South Brow FMA 26 New 6 0 lia Landon 13 Bradenton 7 19 Tech 0 berry 12 6 Palm 11- CB Edison scoring' Touchdowns Ele Hobbit point tourndowr Iritezn olarekirk 0 Landon sooira -iC fl dOW ns Martin Price poin afer 70'1ondown Bornii inass from Gordor Edison sintkstittites! Buraess Robtnion Zummermam Mtchi1 Wright Bowman Rrown I ndon subs! Davis M7 Ghee Ntarienhoff Jon Gordon Howard W11am AMERICA LEAGUE STANDINGS 1- 14 151 95 5f 629 151 84 67 556 150 79 71 527 152 80 72 526 152 76 76 500 149 72 77 483 150 68 82 153 151 49 102 325 ew Vork Was h-gton Clee la IA Chicago Detroit St Louis Boston Phila Vork ash-gton evela IA ticago 11roit Louis Iston I 1 I 5 I :2 1 5 IA 1 9 1 :2 eD 0 "61 46 Football Virtually Assured For Stadium Uncle Sam To Be Big Winner Today At Behnont By SID FEI)Elt Anted SP Art Writrr BUMS Go 11 billings To Spank Reds 2-1 cINCI XX AT 1 Oct 1 4 Ed lead hestot 'lucky waiters Fri(18y night in 8 pitchers' hattle at CrosIe field in xhich the I4idgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 in tile llth inning Dixie Walker singled and came home on Hilly Herman's triple BKYN--AB PO A AB PO A Vaughms8 4 2 1 1 Frey211 5 2 3 7 Wanerrt 3 2 4 0 Marshallrt 5 2 2 Galan11 0 0 1 0 Crabtreecf 5 0 3 0 GillWerlf 1 0 0 0 McCmicklb 4 2 8 2 Olmocf 5 0 1 0 zWilliams 0 0 0 Wkrlfrf 5 3 3 0 Goldstein lb 1 0 1 0 Herman311 4 1 1 2 Walkerlf 5 1 1 0 Slitiltzlb 5 1 5 1 Mesner313 5 1 2 Owenr 5 0 10 0 Millerss 3 0 3 8 CApmnis211 3 0 4 3 Muellere 4 1 9 1 Head 3 1 0 3 Waltersp 4 0 1 0 FRIDAY'S RESULTS St Louis at New York postponed Cleveland at Philadelphia postvvvvv ed Only games scheduled TODAY'S GAM ES' St Louis (Muncrief 13-11 and Sundra 15-10) at New York (Bonham 11-8 and Rorowy 11-9)- Chicago ii mphries 11-10) at Roston (Newsome S-13) Cleveland (Reynolds 9-11 and Smith 16-7) at Philadelphia (Christopher 11-15 and (Iola 1-3) Detroit (Trucks 15-S) at Washing-- ton (Leonard 11-13) Nizhi t-4111411 in the Moil ley Burdine-Orange Bowl ftadium Th7 -ea-fm w- rridIY he'11 the Lighting Con-the DAde Defete Council reported to Gen lirmy kaluti nf The Action Cinumitlee that the illumination now NVith dimout requirements for non-essential lighting 1-11 viraion why the 1niver-iS FtT (If and the high schools Lt ComAr Angus Graham of the an7rt ahearl xvith nighT games" district Navy security office and (rc Raird -kid -The -minimum Colonel of the region Army for nrinofmtial light -ectll'ity office both witnessed the twit and theres no tests again along with Bart Peeples e1ion ho ina41 in the matter" of the Lighting Control Board chalrinall of the l'he candlepower of the stadium 4 has been reduced from 185000 watts to 39000 Knox said revealed the 11- The first night game is expected for the area to he one- to he played Thurwlay between Anprr the Memo- drew Jackson and Fort Lauderdale i' on tutnc-oentlal dim- Miami Edison is scheduled to play 11cd hnlv tme- llnhcrt Lee of Jackson Friday 7r Thr tr kr! inz ntt the and the Untversitv of Nliami meetsficiri was one-loot candlepower i the Boca Raton Air Base Saturday with a couple of the boxes bringing! makes it possible the boy ill lie and Nelson 1)11o--tAb I11c aA high S1 ihhili6(4i aPiecei nth- Mg for keeps hen the start 1(nyZ -rei-sle' also 11-4 LL cials Friday estimated there'd be tig's Dance a two-tynci nal ging down tne mener tnute soe 5 0000 on hand for the back 1 inner in hts ew Jesey summPr in th attack party the Futurity The smart money Abe Ilirschberg la Bck Badge hos saVs it's between Pensive- frotrt of the Detroit juveriTes and 12-p In addition to the Futurity and Warren Alamein which will go a long right Barn nd Lt Col way sonny Comeback kid" George NVi denit- toward straightening out whitnevs Booilana who 100 awkwrd oti Idicl4 Draw lAnn -71 pretzel into which the juveniles 7 illin ghiai 1 xtePt row here early in the season thel hav twisted their title situation het She steppm gas i had 10 he rydocked for rppair-z season th th Boopana zipped six furlon lot Of gs 1 is card also includes diw the "tots in a i A' the Ntk iSe men aiOnZ '41 1) weeK backstretch say he the best of the the 24th running of the IncheY ago i Club Gold Cup with Prince Qu and Pn iv two tall sive tththis voar unbeaten in his I lot ri i and Boling Broke the likely choices o' 1:110 fo the same trip a he only' rikpdtp- FT uuniTv WORTH $57715 lime comparing Wit th ese two was The 2-year-olck will (ut up close the Mrs pa ne Whitnex's 1171mzir to $100000 out of thP Futurity and rattled off in the Futurity I ON DIJILMON WATCHES the Alamein Although a field as Trial Tuesday AND JEWELRY hiz As I i ith 114 jocke Thp Alamein isl rm more Of An aiming at the V17715 pile of hank- "ex pry man for theirelf" prrwpoci- MUT I VII notes ailing at I 11P finish line for tion hat ith 27 ha sioker7-- th 0 111 MANI Op licbards the one who can get there the brawl In addition to Alotter i NEW YORK Oct Sam is everybodys "Best Bet" Saturday at Belmont Unbeaten Pensive and the fast little lady Booliana head a field of 16 in the SS0000 Futurity and killer and Nelson Dunstan the one-two punch from the West top a 27-horse rodeo in the El Alamein Handicap but the "good thing" on the card is that Mr Morgenthau's War Bond Business figures to cash in some $35000000 or more from the show EVPI'V cash custMller COOlitIZ It to huck the miiIiel ba In kirk in for a war hond fcr to the zuandsztand SIO0 to the eltihhouse and high bid for boxes And Totals 3R 10 33 in Totals 41 9 33 16 Ran for McCormick in ninth Brooklyn 099 010 900 91-2 Cincinnat i 100 000 000 00-1 Runs Walker Frey Campants: error Frey: runs batted in Herman Marshall I wo-base hit Mueller: three base hits Herman Marshall: stolen bases Walker Frey: sacrifice Head dolble plays Fry to Miller to McCormick 2 left On bases Brooklyn CinellinFlit base on ballz oft Hall I oft Waltera 4: KtrliCic Ont by Bead massed ball Olren umnires Goetz Ballantant and Reardon time 20O attendance 4258 Opener Poo polled synArtsE Oct 1 This ()poning game of thP junior xvorld serif's hotxx PPrl tho racuse Chipfs and thp Columbus lied Rirdg was postponed because of weather I.