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ter. 111 0 00 8 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1943. Penn State Plays at Carolina; Duke Entertains Cloudbusters BIG TEAMS CLASH IN KENAN STADIUM Carolina Hopes To Rebound from Last Week's Loss with Victory Today Chapel Hill, Oct.

of the year's few intersectional games be staged at Kenan Stadium row afternoon when Carolina's Tar Heels meet the Nittany Lions of Penn State. The kickoff is scheduled for 3 o'clock. Penn State, with one of the best records in the East during the last three seasons, present a big, capable eleven "which opened campaign last week with a twotouchdown victory over a strong Bucknell eleven. Carolina has been busy this week correcting the errors which played prominent part in the 20-7 loss to Georgia Tech. Two fumbles led to a pair of Yellow Jacket touchdowns, and the ground game failed click when the Georgians' goal was approached.

Improved. With the tough opener out of the way, the Tar Heels are expected to present a more polished performance tomorrow. Three sets of backs turned in some impressive work during the week, and Coach Tom Young may send a steady stream of reserves, into Alabama, the Tex contest. Palmer Hosea of SMU, and Eddie Teague of State turned in some spectacular work the drills and may lead the offensive tomorrow. Penn State's team is made up of holdovers from last year's strong team, which lost only one game, and Navy transfers from George Washington, Cincinnati, Dayton, and other collegessing Game.

Penn State is reported to have a strong passing game, with Bobby Williams as the best tosser. Last week, both touchdowns in the victory over Bucknell came through the air, with Castignole catching both payoff tosses. Today, Coach Tom Young gave his Tar Heels a thorough review of all departments of play. Jim Gill, who scouted the Nittany Lions, reminded the Carolina players of Penn State's trick plays. Jack Hussey, end; Benie Rohling, fullback, and Bill Erickson, tackle, are sidelined with injuries and probably will not see service tomorrow.

The probable starters: POS. PENN STATE CAROLINA Czekaj B. Maskas Poole Hapanowicz Jaffurs Stravhorn Powers Harris RG. Ross Johnson RT. Moore O.

Poole Smythe Turner QB. Cenci Palmer LH Williams Teague RH Castignola Bryant FB Brown Rogers ROOKIE SINGER HURLS VICTORY FOR CUBS, 3-1 Chicago, Oct. Boston Braves made 10 Frits off Rookie Walter Signer, fresh from Nashville, but the youngster kept them well enough scattered to give the Chicago Cubs a 3-1 victory today for their sixth success in a row. Red Barrett held the Cubs to seven hits in quest of his thirteenth victory of the season, but the Chicago team used all its hits for scoring purposes and took advantage, too, of a Boston error in the seventh by Eddie Joost. The box: Boston Ab.

R. H. 0. A. E.

Joost, Holmes, 2b ct 1 0 2 3 0 Workman, rf Nieman, If Farrell, 1b Masi. Wietelmann, SS Ryan, 3b 0 Ross 0 Barrett, xx: Etchison 0 35 1 10 24 12 xBatted for Rvan in 9th. xxBatted for Barrett in 9th. Chicago Ab. R.

H. 0. A. Johnson, 2b 3 0 0 3 2 Gilbert, If 0 Palko. cf Nicholson, rf Cavarretta, 1b 3b Schuster, SS Holm, Signer, 2 0 0 0 Totals 27 3 7 27 9 Score by innings: Boston 001 000 000- Chicago 010 010 10x-3 Runs batted in: Workman, Cavaretta.

Schuster. Two-base hits: Nicholson. Holmes. Workman, Joost. base hit: Schuster.

Sacrifices: Holmes, Johnson, Double plays: Signer, Schusand Barrett, Wietelmann, Farrell; Wietelmann. Joost, and Farrell; Farrell and Left on bases: Boston 10. Wietelmann. Bases on balls: Barrett 2, Signer 2. Strikeouts: Barrett 3.

Signer 1. Umpires: Barr, Jorda, and Conlan. Time: 1:20. Attendance: 1,152. METHODISTS WIN.

6-0. IN BATTLE AT ROXBORO Orphanage Eleven Scores on 25-Yard Pass Play in Opening Period Roxboro, Oct. Orphanage of Raleigh scored on a pass play in the first period and then staved off a late-minute threat to take a 6-0 victory over Roxboro here today. The Methodists got their touchdown on a 25-yard pass from Charles Aguirre to George Cooke. The Raleigh team took over the ball on their 45 and drove from there into scoring position.

Roxboro threatened late in the game when it got a first-down on the Methodist 15 with two minutes to go. Three line plays each resulted in a loss, and a fourthdown pass was grounded in the zone. Conch Duma Bledsoe said that his entire team played well on defense. keeping locals bottled up except late threat. Clayton, fullback, turned in a good game for Roxboro.

The Methodists play at Oxford next week. EASY FOR OXFORD. Oxford, Oct. Oxford High School football team third straight victory by defeating Bethel here today, 67-0. The winners led at half.

39-0. Ben Williams and Jimmy Daniel were the Oxford stars, while Humphries and J. Murray were best for the losers. Every player on each squad saw service. NAVY DAY STAGED AT DUKE STADIUM Blue Devils Go After Third Straight Win Former Greats with Busters Southwest Conference.

Work Hard. In spite of their impressive show- Durham, Oct. 1. Duke's Blue Devils, who scored a total of 101 points in their first two games, expect some real opposition tomorrow when they meet the Carolina PreFlight Cloudbusters at Duke Stadium tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The football attraction marks the debut in this area of Lt.

Frank Kimbrough's Pre-Flight eleven, which opened its season a last week by suffering a 31-0 loss to Navy at Annapolis. Coach Eddie Cameron's Blue Devils will be making their third straight home appearance. Because their one-sided vicDuke, Favored. tories the over big Camp Dukes Lejeune are and highly vored' to score their third straight triumph. Duke plays Navy next week, and it will be interesting, to compare the showings against the Cloudbusters.

The Busters have a number of players who made many headlines in their collegiate days. Don Elser, 220-pound speedster, ranks with the greatest backs in Notre Dame's history. Tippy Dye was an All-America back at Ohio State for two years. Wendell Wear rates as one of best ball-carriers in Penn State's recent campaigns. Cecil year quarterbacked the Washington Redskins to the professional championship.

Kimbrough coached at Baylor last year, and the Busters probably will display spectacular style of attack employed by teams in the ings against Camp Lejeune and Richmond, the Blue Devils were given a strenuous week of practice in preparation for the Busters. Coach Cameron concentrated improving the scoring punch of his second team, which this week will be without the services of Buddy Mulligan, the sensational sophomore wingback. Coach expected to CamStarters, start the same team which took the field against Camp Lejeune and Richmond. Ben Cittadino, end, was injured in the Richmond game but has recovered in time to start against the Cloudbusters. There are six Duke holdovers in the starting lineup, three of them in the backfield.

Big Bob Gantt, who has been held out of action because of a broken hand, may see some limited action. A special Navy-Day program has been arranged, with the 1,600 students in the Navy program at Duke participating in a pre-game flag ceremony. The probable starters: POS. PRE- DUKE LE Norman Cittadino LT. Calo Preston Long Milner Stehlin McCain Jones Suydam Nanni Kleiber Smith Beattie Long LH.

Norris Luper Hare Blount Bennett T. Davis DEMPSEY OFFERS PLAN FOR WAR-BOND SALES Jacksonville, Oct. Lt. -Cmdr. Jack Dempsey has what he thinks is a billion-dollar idea for the next war loan campaigna series of super boxing programs over the nation with war bonds for admission, war bonds for radio and rights, war bonds for souvenir programs and everything else that usually sells for "Joe Louis and Billy cashin at New York should bring in $200,000,000 alone," said the former heavyweight champion who came here to referee at a war bond boxing show.

"Other top-notch fights could be staged on successive nights in different parts of the country, each one bringing together the best boxers in their respective weight divisions," explained the husky Coast Guard officer. DAVIDSON STARTS CARD IN GAME AT LEXINGTON Lexington, Oct. -Virginia Military Institute's Cadets ran through a light practice this afternoon put the final touches tomorrow Davidson College. preparations for the game here Coach Pooley Hubert has nounced two changes in his startlineup, both results juries. Harold Butterworth, 170- pound tailback, who fractured his collarbone Wednesday, will be replaced by Albert Watkins, 184- tackle.

Bob Smith, 184- pound tackle, who bruised his hip in last week's game with Temple University, probably will be replaced by Catesby Jones, 179-pound Washington boy. SUSPENDED. New Orleans, Oct. Izzy Mattes, chairman of the Louisiana State Boxing Commission, said here today that the commission had "suspended indefinitely" both Phil Terranova, NBA featherweight champion, and his manager, Bobby Gleason, for what "it termed failure to stick by their agreement to meet Jackie Callura here, October 11. Caps Beat Cyclones, 25-6, In Conference Game Here Rides Again New York, Oct.

Sande is coming back to the races again as a jockey tomorrow. The guy, winner of three Kentucky Derbies-Zev. 1923; Flying Ebony, 1925, and Gallant Fox, 1930-and the "Golden Boy" of the race tracks through the '20s, will be one of four ex-jockeys aboard stable ponies in a quarter-mile race for old-time riders at Belmont. The event will be part of the day's war bond program. NOTRE DAME GETS EDGE OVER TECHS Battle at South Bend Has Top Spot on Today's Football Schedule By HAROLD CLAASEN.

New York, Oct. Grabbing the brass ring for another whirl through the mase of pre-game rumors to predict this week's results: even Notre if Dame George over Manning, Georgia Georgia TechTech's great center. rejoins his teammates this after, sitting out last week's surprising triumph, Notre the choice because the game be played before 000 partisan fans in South Bend. Michigan over NorthwesternNorthwestern found Indiana tough last week and will discover Michigan an absolute headache this Saturday. The clash of the Big Ten Titans will keep 50,000 fans excited.

Southern California over California-Another throng of 50,000 expected here. California, as the host club, might make it close, but the Trojans have the nod. Picks Penn. Pennsylvania over Yale- The Eli cripples hardly in the same class. Bob Odell, Quaker back, will be a torment to his brother, Howie, who coaches the family dispute will be watched by 30.000.

Navy over Cornell--The Middies to verify the hints that they are one of the East's best before 45.000 in Baltimore under the lights. Southwestern over Texas-The savvy Dana X. Bible taught his 1942 team will come back to haunt as Southwestern's studded squad of 1943. The Wanderers' homecoming to be witnessed by 000. Rice over Louisiana State-Figuring that the Rice forward wall will stop Steve Van Buren, and Glenn Dobbs' passing last week taught the Owls a lesson.

At least 20,000 fans will stay up see the struggle. One. Brown over Holy Cross--In struggle that's likely to be as tight as a pair of new shoes. Picking Brown because Skip Stahley retains nucleus of his 1942 squad. They I are expecting 20,000.

Great Lakes over PittsburghSomething 22,000 sailors will cheer about. in a Minnesota class with over their Nebraska- battles Hardly cent years but still good enough to attarct 35,000. Columbia over Princeton--The Tigers haven't forgotten that 47-9 drubbing of a week ago. Both teams to score plenty with the 20,000 fans in an uproar all the way. Likes Carolina.

North Carolina over Penn StateThose Carolina sailors out to redeem themselves. Purdue over Tony Butkovich Alex Agase, former Illini but Boilermakers, have prepared welcome for their old now. mates and have invited 15,000 guests. Army over Colgate--The to give Andy Kerr's outfit a cold gate. It's Duke.

Duke over North Carolina PreFlight-Duke hasn't be been scored on in two games. has collected 101 points for itself. Iowa over Wisconsin--the home crowd to give Hawkeyes the edge in a game that is even otherwise. Towa Pre-Flight over Iowa State -Even with the officers on the sidelines, the Seahawks appear too strong. Memphis Naval Air over TulaneAnother free-scoring fray with the Ohio State over Missouri--The Memphis Blues coming, out on top.

Buckeye freshmen tossed afright into the Iowa Pre-Flight Sailors. Two of last week's losers tract a crowd of 20,000. Finishing up in a hurry: Oklahoma over Oklahoma A. North Texas over Southern Methedist; Washington over Kansas State: South Carolina over Fort Benning: Wake Forest over Maryland: Georgia Pre-Flight over Daniel Field; Curtis Bay Coast Guard over Richmond; Virginia Military over Davidson; Dartmouth over U. S.

Coast Guard; Camp Edwards over Harvard; Rochester Carnegie Tech; West Virginia over. Virginia; Muhlenberg over Bucknell; North Carolina State over Clemson; Texas A over Texas Tech; UCLA over College of Pacific; Colorado over Lowry Field and Utah over Warren. a Sunday: Del Marquette Monte over Pre-Flight Camp lover St. Marys. Locals Score Twice in First Three Minutes of Play Attend By FRED DIXON.

Three East Carolina boys (above) will play in the Carolina line against Penn State at Chapel Hill today. They are George Strayhorn of Durham, Red Jones of Edenton, and Captain Craven Turner of Raleigh. On the right are the four Duke fullbacks who will be used against Pre-Flight at Durham today. Left to right-Herb Strickland, Bob McDougal, Davis, and Jim Wolfe. The games headline the Torn football program in this section today.

Both Carolina and Duke are favored to win. Each game starts at 3 o'clock. DEAC CLUB PLAYS AT COLLEGE PARK Wake Forest and Maryland Clash in Southern Conference Game Today FB Petry Schoenherr DODGERS CHECK REDS ON HEAD'S PITCHING College Park, Oct. Southern Conference schools struggling to keep football alive without the assistance of its many trainees meet here tomorrow afternoon when Maryland's Old Liners Wake Forest (N. Demon Deacons.

team dropped close deciand will to enter the win sions to service, elevens last week column for the first time. Maryland has a larger squad, but Wake Forest's starting lineup contains several players who have had previous college experience. Clarence (Doc) Spears, wellknown coach at many of the nation's leading colleges, is directing the Old Liners for the first time. Peahead Walker of Wake Forest is one of the veteran mentors in the Southern Conference. Both Made Errors.

Maryland made a lot of mistakes Coast 13-7 loss to Curtis Bay Guard last week. and is expected to play a better brand of ball tomorrow. Wake Forest also was guilty of several first-game lapses which enabled Camp to take a 24-20 verdict. A fumble in the closing minutes and slowness in covering passes brought the downfall of the Deacs. the nation's best puntersRuss Perry, junior -will be in the starting backfield for Wake Forest.

He averaged 53 yards with his boots against Camp Davis, and it is expected the Deacons will. play a punting game tomorrow. Two other veterans, Elmer, Barbour, blocking back, Brogden, wingback, will team with Perry in the backfield along with Nick Sacrinity, talented sophomore tailback. Two Missing. Two Wake Forest regulars did not make the trip because of injuries.

Arturo Copeland, guard, was injured in the last practice before the Deacs left North Carolina, and Al Cernugel was left at home because of an attack of boils. Maryland's drills this week have emphasized pass defense and the installation of new plays. The Old Liners will present a new variation of the T-formation which Doc Spears has developed. The probable lineups: LE Bruno POS. LT.

Garrison Jacobson Ratterree C. Starford Bobenko RG C. Hobbs Daly RE D. Hobbs Cooper D. Harris Fico QB Barbour Makar LH Sacrinity Troll RH Brogden Hickman Cincinnati, Oct.

Head bested Bucky Walters tonight a pitchers battle at Crosley Field' in the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1. In the eleventh inning, Dixie Walker singled and came home on Billy Herman's triple. The box: Brooklyn Vaughan, SS Ab. R. H.

O. A. E. Galan, Waner, 1f rf 3 0 1 Gillenwater, If Olmo, cf Walker, If-rf Herman, 3b Schultz, 1b Owen, 10 Campanis, 2b Head, ca Totals 38 10 33 10 Cincinnati Ab. R.

H. 0. A. Frey, 2b 5 Marshall, rf Crabrtee, cf McCormick, 1b Williams Goldstein. 1b G.

Walker, If Mesner, 3b Miller, SS Mueller, Walters, 1 0 Totals 41 1 9 33 16 x-Ran for McCormick in 9th. Score by innings: Brooklyn 000 010 000 01-2 Cincinnati 100 000 000 00-1 Runs batted in: Herman, Marshall. Two-base hit: Mueller. Thre hits: Herman, Marshall. Stolen bases: F.

Walker, Frey. Sacrifice- Head. Double plays: Frey, Miller, and McCormick 2. Left on bases: Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 8. Bases on balls: Head 1, Walters 4.

Strikeouts: Head 8, Walters 4. Passed ball: Owen. Umpires: Goetz, Ballanfant and Reardon. Time: 2:00. Attendance: 4,258.

Yale's backfield this fall may be the biggest in its long history. It wiil average 195. COLLEGE SCORES. Georgia 67. Tennessee Tech 0.

Presbyterian 13, Newberry 12. 34 52 30 28 State and Clemson Play Night Game at Charlotte Neither Team Is Favored in Renewal of Traditional Football Series Mauro Rogers GEORGIA TEAM ROLLS TO EASY 67-0 VERDICT Charlotte, Oct. and State, bitter football rivals since 1899, add another chapter 1 to their spirited series by meeting in American Legion Stadium here tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Last year, the Tigers and the Wolfpack battled through 60 minutes of bruising football which resulted in a 7-6 victory for State. Another close game is expected tomorrow, with each presenting green but spirited squads.

Only one participant in the contest will be on hand tomorrow. He is Marion (Butch) Butler, the classy Clemson tailback. The rest of the cast is made up of young freshmen and a few 4-F upperclassmen who never played in a college game prior to last week. Even Match. The engagement is rated as toss-up, with Clemson's game and kicking matched against State's aerial attack and trickery.

The contest is the 19th in the series between the Carolina schools. Coach Doc Newton of State believes the game will be an offensive battle and he "wouldn't be surprised if each team scored several touchdowns." He said that he didn't know how well his young players would be able to solve Clemson's tricky plays, but he added that State also has a few tricks which he hoped would work. entire State squad leaves Raleigh tomorrow morning for the game, with 43 making the trip. That includes coaches, managers, and trainers. State opened its season last week with an 18-0 victory over Naval Apprentice, but Clemson is expected to have a much stronger team than the Virginians.

The Tigers dropped a 13-12 decision to Presbyterian, but the showing in that game was pleasing to Coach Frank Howard who commented that his players showed a lot more talent and experience than he expected. Newton said that Bob Madak probably would start at end in the place of Grafton Pearce, but otherwise his starting eleven would be the same that got the call against Naval Apprentice. Julien Rattelade, guard, took some vaccinations during the week and if he shows any effects from them tomorrow, he will be replaced by James Ivey. The probable starters: POS. STATE CLEMSON LE Swartzberg Russell LT.

Johnson Gainer Rattelade or Ivey Traynham C. Philmon Jenkins Gaeta Simpson Zick Seay RE Madak Freeman Butler Turner Whitmire RH Cooke Rutledge Athens, Oct. youthful football team pulled open the throttle all the way tonight, and when it was done racing up and down Sanford Field, Tennessee Tech was on the short end of 67-0 score. While a slim crowd of 6,000 looked on, Coach Wallace Butts sent in everyone but the cooks and bottlewashers, and even trimmed the final quarters to 12 minutes without moderating the slaughter appreciably. Georgia, with an eye to next week's game with Wake Forest, played close-to-the-vest and revealed nothing more than elementary football.

Although exceptional passer, the Bulldogs threw not a single one. The big red team rolled up 569 yards on the ground to a net of 16 for TPI. Tennessee achieved only first-downs, two on four successive five-yard penalties against Georgia. The Bulldogs were credited with 20 first-downs. AVERAGE.

Maybe you have wondered about the size and age of Navy football teams. Well, the Iowa Seahawks average 194 pounds, 24 years, and a little over six feet, Officers up the age average. HIGH SCHOOL SCORES. Raleigh 25, Wilson 6. Methodist Orphanage 6, Roxboro 0.

Oxford 67, Bethel 0. Elizabeth City 19, Manteo 0. Durham 12, High Point 0. Winston-Salem 20, Danville, 0. Rocky Mount 46.

Goldsboro 2. Laurinburg 21. Hamlet 0. Charlotte 6, Greensboro 0. BASEBALL Results NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis 7. New York 1. Chicago 3, Boston 1. Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 1.

uled. Pittsburgh-Philadelphia. not sched. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland-Philadelphia, postponed.

St. Louis-New York, postponed. Others, not scheduled. Standinas AMERICAN LEAGUE. W.

L. Pet. New York 95 56 .629 Washington 84 67 .556 Cleveland 79 71 .527 Chicago 80 72 .526 Detroit 76 76 .500 St. Louis 72 77 .483 Boston 68 82 .453 Philadelphia 49 102 .325 NATIONAL LEAGUE. W.

L. Pct. St. Louis .103 49 .678 Cincinnati 85 .559 Brooklyn 81 70 .536 Pittsburgh 80 72 .526 Chicago 73 77 .487 Boston 66 84 .440 Philadelphia 62 90 .408 New York 55 96 .364 Probable Pitchers AMERICAN LEAGUE. 2) vs.

(14-5). Major Leaders (Three leaders in each league.) Batting Trout Detroit at Washington (Night) (18-12) vs. Newsom (13-13). Cleveland at Philadelphia (2) Reynolds (10-12) and Smith (16-7) VS. Bowles (1-0) and Abernathy (0-2).

St. Louis at New York (2)-Sundra (15-10) and Muncrief (13-11) vs. Bonham (14-8) and Borowy (14-9). Chicago at Boston-Humphries (11-11) or Ross (11-7) vs. O'Neill (1-3).

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston at Chicago-Javery (16-16) vs. Alderson (0-0). New York at St. Louis--Melton (9-12) vs.

White (4-5). Brocklyn at -Barney (2- Player and Club. G. Ab. R.

H. Pet. Musial, Cardinals 155 615 107 219 .356 Dodgers 150 575 75 192 .334 Appling, White Sox .153 578 62 189 .327 Cooper, Cardinals 121 445 52 141 .317 Wakefield. Tigers 153 628 90 197 .314 Hodgin, White 401 53 126 .314 Runs Batted In NATIONAL LEAGUE. Nicholson, Cubs 126 Elliott, Pirates 99 Herman, Dodgers 98 AMERICAN LEAGUE.

York, Tigers 115 Etten, Yankees 105 Johnson, Yankees 93 Home Runs NATIONAL LEAGUE. Nicholson, Cubs 28 Ott. Giants 18 Northey, Phillies 16 AMERICAN LEAGUE. York, Tigers 34 Keller. Yankees 31 Stephens, Browns 22 CAMP DAVIS WACS PLAN BASKETBALL PROGRAM Camp Davis, Oct.

1-The first Wac athletic team at Camp Davis came into being this week when 15 girls from the Wac Detachment turned out for the opening ball practice at Farnsworth Hall. I One of the first teams from a en's service corps in this section, the Camp Davis Wac sextet expects to schedule games by the start of the basketball season. The girls are coached by one of their own Wacs, Pfc. Ellen Donaldson, who is also acting captain. Donaldson, who was a star player on her high school team in Michgan City, Michigan, has continued her interest in this sport through basic training at Fort Oglethorpe and Wac Administration School at Sul Ross College, Alpine, Texas.

MRS. DUROCHER GIVEN DIVORCE IN ST. LOUIS St. Louis, Oct. Grace L.

Durocher today was granted a divorce from Leo E. Durocher, manager of the Brooklyn baseball team, by Circuit Judge William H. Killoren. Mrs. Durocher, who charged general indignities, testified her husband professed to leave on business trips which she later learned were costly pleasure jaunts.

She said he was of uneven temperament and lately had appeared indifferent toward her. She asked for no alimony. A joint estate of securities was divided. Durocher previously had filed a general denial of the charges. He did not appear in court.

The couple was married in St. Louis September 27, 1934. Mrs. Durocher was granted restoration of her former name, Grace L. Dozier.

GUMBERT PROVES HE IS READY NOW Ailing Pitcher for Champs Holds Giants to Six Hits for 7-to-1 Win St. Louis, Oct. Gumbert reported ready for World Series pitching work today by serving up a six-hitter to give the Cardinals a 7-1 win over the New York Giants, but more important to the Cards was a strained ankle Stan Musial suffered during the game. The National League batting king and leader of the Cards' hit parade next week's World Series suffered the injury while running out a grounder in the fourth inning. Debs Garms replaced him in the next frame, but Manager Billy Southworth said the injury to his right ankle was not serious and that he was taken out "for a rest." Gumbert, tagged for the Giants' lone run in the fourth on a walk, an infield out, and a single, was rarely in trouble as he turned in his 10th victory of the year.

For four frames he was hooked up in a tight duel with Rube Fischer, but the Cards clouted the Giants righthander for a pair of tallies in the fifth and went on a five-run spree in the sixth, and before the shooting was over they had collected a total of 11 hits. The box: New York AD. R. H. O.

A. E. Maynard. If 0 0 Witek, 2b Ott, rf 0 Medwick, 1b Mead, cf Jurges, 3b Kerr. SS Stephenson, Fischer, Adams, xMancuso Chase, 0 xxEast 0 Totals 32 6 24 8 0 xBatted for Adams in 8th.

xxRan for Mancuso in 8th. St. Louis Ab. R. H.

0. A. E. Klein, 2b 5 2 5 Walker, cf MusiN, rf Garms, rf 0 O'Dea, 3 0 Sanders, Kurowski, 1b 3b 0 17 Marion. Litwhiler.

If 02 SS 0 Gumbert, 2 03 7 Totals .31 11 27 22 0 Score by innings: New York 000 100 000-1 St. Louis 000 025 00x-7 ders, Runs batted in: Mead, Klein 2, SanWalker 2. Garms. Two-base hits: Mead. Witek, Kurowski, Walker, Garms.

Stolen bases: Klein 2. Walker. Sacrifices: Gumbert 2, Litwhiler. Double plays: Kurowski. Klein and Sanders.

Left on bases: New York 5. St. Louis 6. Bases on balls: Fischer 3, Gumbert Strikeouts: Fischer 1. Adams 1, Chase 1, Gumbert 2.

Hits: Off Fischer 10 in 5 2-3 innings, Adams 1 in 1 1-3. Chase 0 in 1. Losing pitcher: Fischer. Umpires: Barlick and Pinelli. Time: 1:50.

Attendance: 1,129. WEATHER BRINGS DELAY TO OPENING OF SERIES Syracuse, N. Oct. opening game of the Little World Series tonight between Columbus (AA) and Syracuse, Int. was postponed today because of adverse weather conditions, moving the inaugural ahead to tomorrow evening.

With the first three games scheduled to be played here, the clubs will attempt to play tomorrow night at 8:15 p. Sunday afternoon and Monday night. The series will then shift to Columbus for the concluding games. Syracuse Manager Jewel Ens is expected to stand pat on Millard (Dixie) Howell as his opening hurler, and the Red Birds' pilot, Nick Cullop, on Ted Wilks. YELLOW JACKETS WIN.

Elizabeth City, Oct. Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets scored a 19-0 victory over Manteo in a game played here today. John Copley, fullback, led the winers' attack. Raleigh turned back Wilson, 25-6, last night in Devereux Meadow in Eastern Class 'A game, but the Caps' victory didn't come easy. aS the 5,000 fans who looked on will tell you.

The Caps lacked the drive polish that enabled them to defeat Durham, 38-7, a week ago, but Coach Lee Stone's locals still the mighty Raleigh first wallop. three scored minutes two of touchdowns the game in and they both care before Raleigh officially took possession of the ball. Raleigh kicked off to start the game, and Wilson had first-down on its 25. On first play, Jack Gillette was dropped for a seven-yard loss. C.

J. Glover stepped back on second down heaved a pass that was intercepted by Joe Jordan on the Wilson 40 and behind some splendid blocking, the speedy Raleigh back went the distance for the score. Back Again. Wilson elected to receive the kickoff, and the visitors put the ball in play on their 35. In three plays Raleigh had pushed Wilson back to the 14 and on fourth down, Glover stepped back to his 4 to punt.

Sidney Martin tore through to block the kick and fall on the ball over the goal for a touchdown. Raleigh didn't put on a real offensive show until the second period when the Caps marched 80 yards. Walton Ferrell and Paul Ellington did most of the running, with Hawkins running once and picking up 19 yards. The drive carried to the 25, where Raleigh had a firstdown. Ellington made nine, but on second down fumbled and recovered for a two-yard loss.

He faded back for a pass on the third down and finding the left free, streaked around it for 16 yards and the score. The locals failed to score in the third stanza, got their thning right as the final period opened drove 75 yards for their final score. Hawkins started the drive with a 22-yard sprint, being dropped from behind, as the third quarter ended. From their 47. the Caps used 11 plays to 2O the remaining 53 yards, Ellington going over from the 10.

Jordan was the big gun in the drive, turning in one gain of 15 yards. Jordan scored Raleigh's only point after touchdown and this was by dropkick after the final touchdown. Wilson presented a fine team and many times the visiting simply outcharged and outrushed the Raleigh boys. Wilson's only score came in the third period and followed a 75 yard drive. Gillette Stars.

The visitors scoring drive was led by Jack Gillette, and there wasn't a better back on the field last night than this hard and fast stepping I youngster. He started the drive with a 25-yard dash, and after the ball had been worked to Raleigh's 23, he tore around the left side of his line to Raleigh's five where he spun out of the arms of a Raleigh player only to smash into Cal Woodard, a teammate, and was down on the Raleigh 5. Troy Barnes took it over from there on the first play. Bennett Floyers' attempted placement was blocked by Clyde Bryant. Raleigh made 14 first-downs and Wilson 7.

Devereux Meadow has been packled for both local ga'tes, but tne large crowd has been well handled by members Raleigh Jur.ior Chamber of Commerce, working under the direction Fred Fletcher. POS. WILSON CAPS LE Beaman Benson LT Beland Whitley LG L. Martin C. Woodard Cherry Page Poole RT.

Barner S. Martin RE Flowers yant QB Glover Jordan LH Barnes Hawkins RH Overman Jones FB Gillette Ellington Score by periods: Wilson 0 Caps 12 6 0 7-25 Scoring: Raleigh, Touchdowns Jordan, S. Martin, Ellington 2. Wilson Barnes, Points after: Raleigh Jor(dropkick). Substitutions: WilsonWebb and Gregory, ends: Stott.

Mecks, tackles: Liggon: Blount. center; Sullivan. back. Raleigh- -Gordon. Stone.

Graw, tackles: Williams, guard: Ferrell. Bason, backs. Officials Sermon (Springfield), referee; Lawrence (State). umpire; Hester (Elon), headlinesman; Bledsoe (Campbell), field judge. BRAZLE.

WALKER HEAD FOR ARMY VERY SOON St. Louis, Oct. of Alpha Brazle, St. Louis Cordinal pitcher, was postponed again today because his transfer papers had not yet arrived from his Cortez (Colo.) draft board. He will be available for the World Series, in any event, during the three-week furlough given to Army inductees.

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