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Pace 4-ti THE MIAMI HERALD VIA''' Oct 15 1943 1 74-71N Spotlighting Hurricanes At Top Strength For Army Win F' UIT3 Score Easy 23-6 A -'1111 Over Lake Worth ---1'Clark Caplan and Dixon Participate In Scoring Generals 15000 Fans May Watch Grid Game I 3 By EVERETT CLAY Hard week On Selertors noN7 FEEL badly friend if you didn't win the $100 1as1 time in The Herald's football contest Saturday was lint I do mean but an off day in college football Why even I 'missed an unheard-of eight games in 21 and my average for the season hit an all-time low of 756 Headed by Notre Dame's thrashing of Michigan (and the less sill about my selection on this one the better) I fumbled the Yale-Columbia Navy-Duke Tulane-Rice Cornell-Princeton Illinois-Wisconsin Texas-Oklahoma and Pittsburgh-West Virginia games oh ye I didn't predict any tie between Penn State and Coliza ie 1 dift however hit on ply best bet (Army over Temple) parlay (Great Lakes over Ohio State Georgia over Wake Forest Iowa State over Kansas anti Tulsa over Texas Tech) Pleeper (Texas A NI over LSC) longshot possibility (College of the Pacific over California) and the game I selected as the most likely tie turned out: Navy 11 Duke 13 My mark for the card was an unrespectable 619 and my vcrage for the SeaSOn went down like the size of Mussolini's head from a 900 to 756 My modeAy being what it is 1 won't dwell any further on my merits as a football selector and will get along with this eek's games r46 :70 -7 5 A 41 1 1-'-' 15' 4': i''' 1 I ''N' 404- 4 6 4110) 4-: "01 4:: 1 ir41i7: 1 k--1 Igrie 04 -1- i Ntr41 N( f'srt--0--'4 5 'WN H6c IN' 41 gt ''i-ei :4 4 -4 --2 i 4 fr- ro--- '44' 1 4:::5:74 -4 -'-t i 4 i 7 4 :14 1- 4-: 0 7k :3 7 "4''' 5 its: :1 AenEtikV: tk440-: --1- 40 'SAff Z1 I kV: '''0''e: 7t1: 40 r'''''': 4ter 'r '64-4 4 It PV4504' fi l'iit'' 1 1- 0:: 4 04: 'A) l' 44'4 -f -t-- 1 ''''''4'1-'' 4 --i A4N 7': 4' '0' '''''444ilitg'' ''44404-4Latiti4uiA656AiNaiii3e144mmeltktibeemt te te By EV ER ETT I1' Herald Spnrts Editor Even with Jeep Jack Roberts laid up for repair Andrew Jack son High's football tern had to much firepower for Lake Worth High and hammered out three touchdown and a 5A lety for an Paw 23-6 victory Thursday nizht at the Intoddry BurdineOrAnze Pow1 stadium Art Clark Phil Capman and three as fast (Its Pla as a horse opera hero on the draw on for Roberts behind A rugged front lit1P Nvhich dominated (11)(tIters the play from start to finish 1eep Jack lacksons No 1 carrier held on the bench with a pulled 0(lay mi hiA showier except for brief appearances in the hinsitp 111FRALP Of IIVTrIF (lark was on the payoff smash WI-It-1-1- PALM PEACH Fla Ott through right tackle after a CS It--The Palm Peach 11h yard drive in the first period And eleven will open its home season climaxed a drive from the 11P hero on Anderson F1d Friflar Worth :14 NAitil a hinge over the meeting the Pone- rte Imon 3-1g1 middle Jack Wilson left end for ttavhers from coral Cat-1yi at 6 the CeneaR dropped Fullhack rn in A twilight game Bob Fulton of Lake Worth in the Permission to 1)A0 1110 Anderson end zone in the third quarter foi I Field litzhts until official (IN-newt an atitotnatic safety ATid a few hour given by thf! dcren't'D er)urtell moments later Capnlan dropped Timsdav Ligbts must be turrotet 14-yard pass into Bill Crockers out officral dirneut Avaiting hands behind the double- time for Octoher stripe In meeting the visiting Cavatlerw Wi1F011 plarPkieked Alt three of the local eleVP11 open' the hex ect the Jackson point part of its schedule bringing ga-re TOUCHDOWN l'A04 tilt Miami FAltrirt The biggest moment and Miami Ica( in The Ponce (10 1 ron learn ha game however as far as most oT cash customers were con- l'PkP WArth Herold Staff rhntrb FULLBACK MAURICE DIXON of Andrew Jackson is shown returning the secondbalf kickoff Thursday niqht in the Oranoo Bowl stadium brfore he was stopped by Mushy Lochifflm-d (No 65) of Lake Worth The Generals defeated the Trojans 23 to 6 Irish Prove Reason For Ratin2 First and most important is the University of the Hurricanes will get off to a running start in their first home game tonight at the Roddy Burdine-Orange Bowl Stadium against the 3rd Armored Regiment from Camp Gordon Ga rricemakers won't quote any odds on the game not because is such an overwhelming favorite but because there isn't pC)SSible way of judging the relative strengths of the two icamz1- Little is known of' the visiting Army club and Miami's 6-0 of the Jacksonville NATTC eleven two weeks ago in Jack-onville was played in' the rain and mudand it was difficult to ti murh Phnut the Hurricanes As I see it Miami hAft the edge over Camp Gordon in condi tinn co-ordination and fight The Army heavier and more experienced could give the Burricanes trouble for a while The location nf the game in the Orange Bowl is an obvious advantage to the Hurricanes If are in the market for pure things take Miami and TIlsa over Oklthoma Villanova over Bucknell JOIA'a State over Nehra5ka Navy over Penn State Army over Columbia Iowa Navy cr N11-onri Notre Dame over Wisconsin and Georgia Tech over Fort Penning are Notre Dame's only near rivals in total offense rankings The Gophers have averaged 411 yards and the t'adets 4363 by combined rushing and passing Iowa Navy and Indianas freshman brigade moved up into the first five ahead of Duke and Pennsylvania while Georgia Tulsa and Navy complete the top JO For sheer power on the ground Minnesota's: 10s5-ards-per -game iveage still is unchallenged being 50 yards per contest more than the second-place Notre Dame rushing record Army which deserted the air lanes in its easy conquest of Temple climbed to fourth place immediately behind the Iowa Navy Seahawks as the running attacks of Penn Georgia Navy Duke Michigan and Purdue continued to rank among the leaders A startling aerial blitz against Nehraska Saturday zoomed Indiana nut in front of the nation's forv a rd-passi ng (mints The lloosiers sI ruck overhead for 317) i'd i tlii xs touchdowns at Eineoln i rut now have a 166-yard air average for four games Texas A S- held on' as runner-up among the 1tratosphere travelers as Army slipped from first to third and ttliSa and Princeton helped themselves to positions among the top five The sczond five pass-conscious elevens are 1 Missouri Methodist and Arkansas Army and Notre Dame rushing headlong toward their early November collision are far ahead of the rest of the field in pass-completion percentage the former with 30 bullseyes in 47 attempts for a 63S mark and the latter with IS of 2g for 643 None of the other prolific passing combinations have managed to connect on half their tosses By HOMER COOKE 111 Awseriated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Oct 14 There's ample documentar3r evidence to justify the nation's sports writers' selection of Notre Dame as the No 1 team this week in the statistics compiled today by the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau anti re1Pat(1 through Associated rress Features When the Irish broke out in a rash against Michigan's star-studded array last Saturday they set themselves up as the top yardage-producing machine in the country with a 4643-yard average for their three gzines to date And Notre Dame opposition has not been exactly of the ''breather" variety The Leahy "'Model has -raced to 1075 net yards on the ground and added 31S through the Air in acquiring its total of 1353 yards It has clicked at the rate of better than seven per offensive effort and shows no sign of running Out of steam Minnesota idle last week-end and what appears to he the best Army learn in a decade or more Victorious in its one previous start on a foreign field the University of Miami football team makes its 1913 debut before Orange BOWl fans at 815 today against a heavier but otherwise mystery team from Camp Gordon Ga For that matter the Hurricanes themselves are pretty much of a mystery team Their 6-0 decision over the Jacksonville Marines was fashioned in a driving rain which left unanswered many of thp questions about the squad coached by Eddie Dunn Only a few familiar faces will be visible in the squad Miami sends on the field Ruzomberka at quarterback Walter Watt at halfback Morris Klein at tackle Leon Schultz at guard Harold Schuler at center and Jim Leavitt at fullback are known to Miami fans of other years as is Harvey James a sensational center of two years back who returns to a uniform this week as an alternate tackle EX-HIGH SCHOOL STARS Others in the starting cast have won their spurs in high school Tucker at halfback seems destined to continue the brilliant playing which made him All-Southern back at Miami High Carden of Edison at end and Bull Barwick of Andrew Jackson at tackle won their school letters in the stadium Phil Kaplan guard played in the stadium with Florida last year and is a very good man so only Flip Rosen at end will be entirely a newcomer And there'll be another very welcome stadium guest on hand in Muriel Smith All-America drum majorette and runnerup for Miss America this year Muriel will lead the PCMCP de Leon girls in a between-the-halves show Also lea-toyed In the festivities will be the University of lianiL band But in the serious matter of winning the ball game Coach Dunn Is non-committal "They're bigger than we line weighs about 200 pounds per man and they're more experienced Their fullback the Cherokee Indian Carney is said to be a terror Ralph Erect their left halfback is a very good triple threat man and their quarterback Linscott is small but fast We can run into a lot of trouble" 35-MA SQUAD Camp the 1rd regiment of the 10th Armored Division if you want to be have 35 men in uniform Inc the game The Miami squad right now numbers 26 Two of the starters are in not ton good shape Carden is suffering from boils and Xlein is still weak after a week's sojourn in the hospital However Miami has a igond passing attack It has in Watt Tucker and Eisnor men who can travel like a flash downfield It has a good punter in 1111- zomberka is doing almost as well It played smart defensive football against Jacksonville It 1n't a polished can't practice long enough for that hut it has dash and spirit and It will he good to watch The stadium IS going to be pretty well filled for this tilt judging from the advance sale of tickets The downtown ticket office at Burdine's will close at 4 today while tickets can be obtained from 11 a 1TL on at the stadium To handle the expected big crowd and the last minute rush for tickets the stadium gates will be opened at 6:30 Reserved seats sell for $150 and $2 general admissinn servicemen ate admitted for 50 cents and high school students for 25 cents Camp Gordan Miami IL No Player Wt roil Wt Player Nn 50 Hearn 170 le 170 Posen 12 3R Dokan 220 It 2(11 Kletn 29 37 Sibley 183 la 190 Kaplan 13 52 Colman 195 191 Schuler 36 2R Bordner 175 tit 196 Schultz 48 30 Schnernan 22S it 191 Barwick 44 39 Barnhart 215 172 Carden 32 9 linscott 155 oh iso rtutnerka 40 IR Brett In th 165 Tucker 28 Coorn 170 177 Watt 82 Carney 190 at 186 Leavitt 41 Kickoff: 815 tn Place: Orange Bowl Stadium 14th ave and 4th st Officials: Referee Welsh 4BrownN: umpire Bill Harkness iTennesseel field Judge Perry Spencer (C7Ileae of Pacific): head linesman Luke Woodall (GeoriciaL Coaches: Camp Gordon Mai Leo Gregnry and Capt Maddox: Miami Eddie Dunn and Walter Kichelski Kilee Injury Sends Kenna Cross and Ohio State I have reason to believe will slipply the big fireworks Saturday The Crusaders should knock r-ff a Cornell team which is being quoted as an 8-5 favorite and Ohio state although the short-ender at 14-5 will outscore Purdue: Four games in the Christian-Texas CaliforniaI-CIA DukeNorth Carolina and Rice-Southern close 3-ear-in and year-out North Carolina may surprise you azainct Duke which is 2t favorite In thp others Minnesota xvill win ovPr Camp Grant Colgate cver Rochester lI1inni ver Pittsburgh Indiana over Iowa of the Pacific over Del Monte Navy and Richmond over 'VIM 1-'7! All will be hard fought erneo as ria South r- A ard I i i and ci a ar a iron' nla led Frk Bradshaw an Bra In Substitute End a "It" Cecil I laupPr in th final period TYP 4 In (Talc "hlic for Lake Worths Innp score cats It their openPr til Ertrt 11- derdale 14-0 and rrwriped over The Trojans outweighed and nut- Belle Glade last NN Prik 36-0 manned put on a spectacular yard march late in the third Anly IX MATCH Et) to lose the leather deep in Jack- Thp teams will be Tuat al-iniit son territorv on Ntelvin Beld's i cyPnlY malebod in welZh' with t-" fumble They came back scrap vi-itors having a tram 0170 1-- ping in the fourth to pentetrate I riIrter forward wall has a FIX-ririlhil thp local 25-yard line again Then disadvantage trt overcome -btt 4 Nvit I a -worth apparently hack field advantage nf a bccit 11 stymird and the count fourth mod pritillyil per Illan evens things 1th tour faded to the lett The total eleven hat heen -0- and unraveled a tottz soot him ituz I lirolighnut he itt rel on ter toss Harper Conk it to er his Ping Cavalier play vi ith fair 'Ir shoulder as be oissed the goal tr" but (flat" "cnrzc Mc(larnrline bell isn't yet satisfied with tne The Generals had two olher offense MrCamonell art-scoring They were held nounced biz starting hackfleti for downs on the Lake Worth IS II-nnld ha" Cant Rnb 011tncr at late in the second and Clark hnb- fullback with Gordon Gentry ani Wed in the third tfter Jacksnn had Tnhn WI" at halfback a rcl- reached the 4-yai'd line man Hammer at quarterhark Free! Clark Captilan and Dixon inok Brannam freshtnan turn i anout on Jackson's 6S-vard tackle is slated to start marking march back with the opening kirk- the only (Marge in the lirie Gil-off- Exeopt- for pass an Il Ilinrcs bard rinner and 711A- it plunger will tin mnzt cif the ral-n yarder from Clark to Crocker was pnwer fnothall and Clark Beach kirkirz Gilrrroe was hell polinded-the-final three at tackle of thP nrening' tilt with LaiiCapman's C3-yarct quick kirk derdale IA hrin a quoztirtn az I'm Vi'llieh BradAllAW piCkPi-1 up on the eligibility WAii: raised ewer a 1 instead of allowing to roll intn astie technicality A iri hia leias the end zone paved the a to a boZ down the Wiletrat eqsecond Jackson touchdown Fut- fensp about as much As the murldv tnns answeriii punt from behind flPld his rulit goal was taken by Caprnan LOSE II Ei IF 11 ng on the Lake Worth :19 and returned WillIP Ponce de Let-in haz Inct 5 Clalk bounced off right tackle several rezulArs to the armed ZAry- fbr 7 to the 11yard line on the last ices since their ripening ttame re play of the first quarter Dixon placements in Bohby Roth at IPq made a first down on the 10 and I tarik10 Dave at rignt Clark exploded through the middle guard JOilil rprinh'kzAMD at iPrt Inr six points half and Box- Pieril at fullbank BENTLEv REcovEng Frmillr to bP 1'3" '1-t1 Stronz as the orizmals who 51arted iten Clark fumbled down on the 4 in the third period Center Don 'IMP seann Thp prnbable starting linr'ins7 Bentley came up with the oval fnr Lake worth ori the first try rtli It (7 4i elte 14 row-1 c-r 11A it 1 Ai Pati ton let the pass from renter get 1 liil iz -t aWdy in the end 7011Pe and Wilson niekips 12 1 4C t444 VCRS all over hint for a safety and rti I 'VS NFvAlatrhrtt ril ti ro -4ere 2 points Smith ri7i to Hammer ritt a i 1 AO Ps von The Generals roared hack fnr a win 171 lb 14 third SrntP on the ftre kick which Rnn- i 'i! eet Pre followed the safety They covered Kickelf A 111 Anderson tred I 51 yards in playx with w73ritriItT Fl PP TT 111 rn tr 7r 11 Crs re a Crocker taking the scoring pass urriDlro Cher Otietherrne etod IIIIPCIFT111n GlIf(111 1 Ponlnii titt Jtetro from Capman while falling down LiCOTI i Florida 0 behind the douhlestripe Bentley snapperback for the Trojans WRS the outstanding de- rig 14) les t- lensive player until he went out 'al late in the third with a leg injury PN Bog Cn er oi played lots of nd for St I dike Worth and Center A 11 i I- 14111 Orr and Guard Ed nohert A were 15 ro standouts in the Jackson line Andrew rots Worth t6 W)ISOn le toiler MOCITP 11 ITAfftran Marlier lz 11exhutv A on Pr At le A Ort reitleV THE A- lf c9 t-: N1 5WAe6 15 TO Carlson Back Harris Named Bisons' Pilot On Ring Card 1912 Selectinn Opponent Score Comment Odd A' Miami Camp Gordon Air superiority No Pric Jr' At SNIU 13-7 Flip a coin 6-5 i Northwestern Great Lakes 0-43 May go either way Eve: AZ TtNPS Texas Christian 7-13 Always -1-cpi-7--- 7-5 )N Cross At Cornell Blue Ribbon Zpecial 9-5 Ai Tniza Oklahoma' Too much speed 9-5 IThike North Carolina 13-13 Always close 2-1 CaLfrrnia At UCLA 0-21 Ditto 94 Minnesota Camp Grant Give 3 points only 9-5 io-Ate At Rochester On forward passes 24 1774iIiira At Iowa 13-14 Offensive edge 14-5 At Villrinova thicknell Has Al Kasulin 3-1 AT Iltinol- Pittbur11 Closer than odds 14-5 11--1 Statp Nebraska 6-26 In winning stride 14-5 Na Penn State This is terrible 1-6 A -Tr At Columbia 34-6 Ditto 1-1 Pacific DPI Monte Navy A hot combination 9-5 kt Richmond VNII 6-20 Too many V-123 9-5 Iowa Navy At Missouri 0-7 Name your score 1-5 A' nhio State Purdue 26-0 Sleeper 5-1 nl re At Wconsin 7-7 Twenty points 1-1 Al Georzia lc' Fort flconing Ditto 1-5 WALe Foret Stale 0-0 Will be close again 6-5 WeA Vir7inia Playing at home 6-5 MIAMI met- Camp Gordon --Army over Columbia Notre Dame over Wiseonsir Comment Odds Air siiprriority No Price Flip a coin 6-5 May go either way Even Wisconsin 9-5 2-1 2-1 9-5 14-5 3-1 14-5 14-5 1-6 9-5 9-5 1-5 1-5 6-5 6-5 By Vnited Fr Pm flr1')'Lc) Oct (Micky) Ilarris who directed the WashingtOn Senators to an American league pennant and a world championship in his first year as manager 19 Nears ago Thursday was given the job of rebuilding the seventh place Buf falo Bisons of the International league The one time "boy wonder" who was only 27 when he took over as leader of thp Senators WaS selected by the club's board of directors meeting with John Stighneier general manager of the club Harris appeared elated nt his selection and said that of all places I am delighted to be in Buffalo where I first started as a p1a3er irL 191S" 1-10 5-14 1-10 CI 1 1 -0 TO 3111C1111CS'-'' By The Mxotieted Brexe NEW YOBK Oct Kenna one of the most discussed backs in the-East this year although' he hasnt played a minute has re-injured his knee and will be lost to the Army eleven until theNavy game Joe Cahill of the Military academy athletic department said Thursday Cahill here for Saturday's game between Army and Columbia said IA Col Earl Blaik took the blankoqs off Kenna in 'Wednesday night's practice and on the first play the star back' was spilled by a scrub encl Ile Avas able to walk off the field tinder his nw 13 power It was Kerma's presence on the Cadet grid roster that helped the Army coaches decide to switch to the T-formation lip starred in the brief spring practices after being hobbled by th same knee most of last season and escaped further hurts until few days before the opening game with -'illanova this fall SEVERED NERVE That injury diagnosed as a severed nerve in the knee apparently was healed A nd he was ready to take his plaee in the lineup for the remainder of the season when felled again Kenna a sophomore from Jackson Miss was an exceptional punter and was described by Blaik as the best back to report for football at the Point since the a ppear of the late Bed Cagle His speed was so great that at the pictitre festivities this fall photographers had to ask'llim to- slow for the camera His absence likely will have little effect on the actual playing of the Cadets currently rated No 2 in -the Associated 'Press' weekly poll Army has collected 120 points in its first three victories and has not been scoredupom To make Saturday's game a strict crutch-and-go affair Lou Little of Columbia said that Curt BOWIPS second string quarterback had been sidelined Tor the remainder of the 3-ear by a' torn knee cartilage Two uewcornerg will be in the spotlight at Flamingo Park Miami Beach at tr today in the weekly Army Air Forces all-star boxing show Pvt Richard Ileinen 165 will make his debut in the four-round main event Against Pvt Herb Carlson brilliant middleweight who has been out of attion for three NV fsf'k Pvt John Distasio 170 1ill make his first Appearance gninst Pvt Ilenrv Fioro 174 VP tern who hag gained draw and a verdict in his last two bouts GEE FIGHTS' LonEr Foreman flee Tallahassee Fla middleweight will battle Art Lobel 160 in another featured bout Other pairing on the 12-fight card include Arvel floodman 185 vs Dean rtoundsevell 190 Robert Ferrara 140 vs Walter Ilansome 145 Richard Ilunziker 140 vs Jerry Barnett 143: Henry Romano 155 vs Jim Mulloy 150 Robert Morrison 166 Vs Joe Berrman 165 And Morriq I luniti 145 vs 'Marvin M00re IS The bouts are z9lo1sored by the RTC 4 Training department Lt Walter Nelson in charge Upset Scored By Dot Bundy 'rech ovcr Fort Penning and College of Pacific over Del fcper (Thio State over Portioe Lool-zOoll Carl-Moil over Duke 1Ikely and SIMI: I 1i ey Boulii 48E4949- Per11 i 0 tiP moimmill ALAI A Rohm' 1ochirriard Johnsan I Johnarin Crocker I rieennr Todd et Clark Ih Canino BrAriMISSII Diann fh Juffl Score bY Periods: Andrew Jaekson 7 0-21 Lake Worth fl Scoring touchdowns! Andrew Jacksnn Clark 2 (Crocker Lak Worth Harper Points after touchdowns Andrew Jakson Wilson 3 trlacementa) Safety Andrew Jackson (Wilson) Substitutions: Andrew Jackson guard Orr: center Pinder backs Elam Smith Lake Worth end Harper: tackle Cartr: sward Grose center Adair backs War-ruler Johnson Officials: Referee Rickard (Florida) umpire Linton Preshytritint haci linesman Cianci (Florida) field judee Carlson (Miami) Football Entry Blank Win Tie 11 nittql 1 Exico oct May Bundy of Santa Monica Cal unranked nationally upset Louise Brough the No 2 IT woman player in the semifinals of the Pan American Tennis tournament Thursday Miss Bundy defeated Miss Brough 6-364 and Avill meet National Champion Pauline Betz in the finals Margaret Osborne ranking No 3 woman player was thrown against Miss Betz and looked for a time as though she might upset the champ She won the first set 6-2 dropped the next Iwo 6-3 6-0 In the men's doubles' semifinals the Vega a tiri flolAndo---flotratokd Dein Yalkenhurv and Jim Brink 1-6o 9-7 6-2 4-6 6-1 Camp Gordon Leon High South Broward West Palm Beach Penn State No Win 1 Uni of Miami 2 Miami High 3 Miami Beach 4 Ponce de Leon 5 Navy 1 Uni of Miami 2 Miami High 3 Miami Beach 4 Ponce de Leon 5 Navy Bulldogs Chancre Newberry Game ATHENS Ga Oct -14 turn-- Coach Wallace Butts' of Georgia Thursday announced that the Bulldogs football game with Newberry college originally set for Oct 29 had been moved up to Nov 5 Georg'ia home-coming day Butts meantime was attempting IA schedule a game a service squad to fill date left open hv cancella ion of an ngagosment with the Georgia Pre-Flight school Gables Grocery Rollers Score Susie Spring-man and the Coral Gables Grocery team shared honors Thursday night in the Southside Women's Tenpin League at the Lucky Strike Alleys The Gables girls rolled high team game of 647 and set of 168S in defeating Blow Title two to one Mrs Springman rolling for the Blow combination had high individual game of 181 and set of 478 North Carolina( UCLA Del Monte Navy Iowa State Coliscience Thirts Johnny Mack Sets Loop Pace VMI Sends 73 Cents 6 Duke 7 California Col of Pacific 9 Nebraska 10 Richmond 11 Iowa Navy 12 Purdue 13 Indiana 14 Wake Forest 15 Illinois 16 Minnesota 17 Great Lakes 18 Notre Dame 19 Maryland 20 Georgia Tech Missouri Base' ball r(iti Seeks- mpires CHICAGO Oct 14 National conzress is short umpires and baseballs Ray Dumont its president said Thursday To combat the shortage the conzress directors voted to try to interest more persons to take tip umpiring by providing a course of free instructions through the formation of a National Association of Umpires Those who pass Will be approved to officiate in sanctioned leaues and tournaments of the rational sandlot baseball organizatiota In 1941 "11 I 1 1:" 4- :7 -i II teit 4 I x3 --1-' (tilt 1 -411 6 i 1 1 4' ri tt -1 1 '''111f'411wti 4 -1 4 -'0-A -4 tAl cot Iv 4 4 4 s-yt a)1 1- 7111r All 13 Turning in both high team game and set Johnny Nlark defeated Naval Air Station 2 to I Thursday in the Biscayne Tenpin league at the Bol-Mor Alleys In the of her matches all won In Rothe Works defeated Sub Depot AillNI Irestin defeated Tindell Feed and Reliable Mattress defeated Bol-Mor Shepperton To Get Winter Vacation NEW Oct 14 un-F Pri Schelke's Shepperton winner of the $3000-added Canadian ehampionship at Dufferin Park for the FPCond straight year will he itaken out of training for the season in about two weeks Sehelke had originally planned to campaign his Canadian bred thoroughbred in California DETROIT Oct 14 Wayne University athletic fund was enriched Thursday by a '75 rent contribution from a conscience-stricken basketball fan who said he slipped into a game without paying three years ago 'Writing from theological seminary in hentucky the contributor said he wished to make amends for illegally using a student pass book to gain admission to the game: Ohio State Iowa State Pittsburgh Camp Grant Northwestern Wisconsin West Virginia Fort Benning Iowa State Pittsburgh Camp Grant Northwestern Wisconsin West Virginia Fort Benning For over 51) vvars the 1-touse of Brugat has been 'continuouste making the famous Brugat Rum whose richer flavor ha won it Awards the word over This suverior rum it now 'available in in- ereaced quantitiet in the Ltnitud For over SO svars the I-touse of Brugat has beert 'contirtuousty makingthefamous Brugat Rum: vi-ho'se: fl a vor his von it Awattitc itte wo'rld over- 1itts311- VC' tt tC the World iwter itis fru retior rum it now iicaiLible in in- creaced quantitiet in the tinitud Set League Pace Dean Xackelriess has high individual game and set Thursday night in the MetropolitAn Miami Duckpin league at the Palace Alleys as he turned 138 and 283 In the league matches Biltmore Dairies defeated Brett 2 In 1 and Jimmy's Nlachine shop defeated Paul's Boat Supply 2 to 1 I 0 apamf 1 Play Scoreless The Fort Lauderdale and Richmond Naval Air Stations played a scoreless tie Thursday in the Seventh Naval District Touchfootball League at Miami Field Both teams threatened hot were nover Milo In got the hall across the payoff I ine Ft I StAteti Trv it in Planter's Ponches in cocktails Collins or straight all drinks taste better with Brogall StAtti Tr' it in Planter's Ptiriches SEE US FOR p' 10)Rti Att I Kvk tt Jiti I I 1 I h1 '1 SURFIVtIll rU tg tRro RICAN 1 -too 1 6-w 11117-1 oie 1 1 tryrUJOI I I Xt- 'Mk RULES Mark your choices clearly for each game (win lose or draw) Send in as many entry coupons as you wish Neatness will count and decisions of the Contest Editor will be final Signed coupons must be in the hands of the Football Contest Editor not latcr than 3 tn Friday Mailed entries must be postmarked not later than 3 ni Friday Coupons will be held only two days after winners are announced Prittn: $100 for perfect score Two hundred dollars will be divided among two or more having perfect scores If there is no perfect score winner the person having the most games marked 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SATURDAY OCTOBER 16TH Orange Bowl Stadium 14th Avts Bet 3d 4th St KickOtt MIAMI EDISON f'" Adm 55 VS 7:30 PM PLANT HIGH sigme" OF TAMPA AlYttli601: ligtt "-4 oiar z' I I THE TINIER AI SILOE GIN te'-'1'-) FORA SLOE GIN f---7WH EEL A LIGN eiketi Tires Go Farther 1-PlIkilati MOTOR TUNE-UP 1 Sawen Preoloups tilt.