The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 5

Ewwami 1 TUE KANSAS CITY STAB SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 1916 EIPPMMMik DAY OF SELLOUTS 'Lily Crouds the Rule as (r tr11 withal! Enters the Last A jr 7)" I ril St Mari Is Beaten 20 to 46 SERME V1 Utits A CHURCH RECRUIT PLAN TfENFR 7it ROL ity Cronds the Rule as L7 I I 'I I rm Marys Is Beaten 2 0 to 46 IN SERME Snrk MS A CHURCH RECRUIT PLAN ootball Enters the Last I West imrch D1 I I I I tr') 4-1 Ill 11 LI tL Iw A nillinnit ornni IT nt A 11 tit? Tt tfil 7f)Wh rz) 'c St SM IC Snr IBS A CHURCH RECRUIT PLAN Tf A-7- mary la Beaten 2 0 to 4 6 imrch Prorv(or tiLciniNA2181yErcz A LOT DEPENDS ME ATTITUDE NOW KEEP YOUR ICI Le iliHOLLSuric' 1N 7') 01'111114 I 117HCIIFS sPORTPRANK ON YOUla NTAL NW) OuT OF THE GUTTER! Former 01 s'" Jitittrt- -dittiptil hAs en 1i1)1)01101 l'ortiwr IH NtAv4 Getocrati Di Jaine- has Lam appointed oliege Probter sysL I i a) 7 1 0 4)ks' 4 by the Undefeated Jerit lonth of It Season 6 Cot Football Team II foinorron MISSOURI fHRIST IS 1 'the William Jewell Bantit chin (11 ON NATIONAL DRIVE OASIS FOR THE LEADERS PI irk 4 WFUMEYER THE GOAT 1735 Summit street celebi a te II 3 WI I itc La-r1idL110 I 1 1111LULMLYLK MIL UUAI Lit1e3 uaes i iid 7 te r-3 1V so by the Undefeated 10 I 'PJ ')4t ts 4 Coast Football Team elettrate 'foinorrow 1 the William Jewell Baptist chur11 JON NATIONAL DRIVE 1735 Summit street NW) celtin ate its MISSOURI DISCIPLES OP CHRIST I WEDEMEYER THE GOAT mttiltprary with to 1 111 Ie )02 HD44 tv otre sixtith amilersary tomorrow with vivo 1 our i91000 wet special services (I Dame opposition as 'they 1)6 't lour of the Winners' loud' At 10:45 o'clock Dr Dil- 111 11" nt 11't 111'14111AI lioilikomi licre ore for Next NA'eck 411 doiins Are in Part Charged loo soPeroltendPlit of "eta hoir-tia) ro AL tO Star of the tiaels I the Kamits City 13apti4 ctt on Notre Dame Expe(t Opposition as They for Next Week tomorrow "pet 1 I At 10:45 o'clock Dr 1)11- "11111" nt 111-t of the Winners' loud' Itotilkonu tiere flf ns Are in Part Charged Ion soperinfendcitt of nioli Neti 'I linr-lia) to Mar of the flitch' Ithe Kanitv City 13apti4 i' I Ur 14 a 3 '4r ''S rl) cl: Cr" N- ri Parkvillo geteral prh ter of the Plebtery of Kawa4 City He 11as proteqsor Rid chairman of the school of Bible at Park college tvientysix years until his retirement last July An executive ecretarv handlel the presbytery duties prior to the war However new duties ard a 1 a4 a xi on and mitil Prepare -1 yl -M---Hgal 11 NI l'ist1 ett will apeak Dr Jonc tendent emeritus ol the asociation will hpeak at a noun (111-1liet At 745 o'clock the Rev Harold liweetcy of the church tsince 1944 will Four tiretiovu for ES Of the Chrir1t1 chlaclie DiNciples ot Cl mimt I I bo held in New York Nov on Army and Notre Dame pihtely standing aside by talc lew tItle hay! bpen intvidurect Dr )r st y's uCLA IT'S NAVY'S LEAN YEAR FooTitt itlistl'IS 'PRO LEADS ARE AT STAKE rltt Ytild4 111i1114t 141 17 314 otteinWP(1 12 St NI rltt (IMP 11 Vaid4 14'1 Forward ottelniolqi LA 314 17 12 1 Mtssowi this month to begin the Teener work4 With natioLal nnvmovi 1 1111e4 riaek coinpleler: fl 5 1HE 1E14 Forward poor lorwoid paing Yard 'owed rutbitck leicapied ben Plintinv 11IIIKP 3J talk on Your Church and You" I Sixteen pahtorx have -erved the 31 church Muce lt orgallization No- 50 316S churches of the preillytery and MrectA extensicn and promotion 9m lc of the Greater Kansas City Arra 1 'GIANTS PLAY EAGLES AND SEARS MEET PACKERS Cut let 7 A 411 81 MArt's 20 frotoors State 38 Rocklior1 12 010 elPlid Tsritio Wentwolth 27 Chillicothe BdttilliPASt CO! lest 0 Ki kmlile Teachers 0 Wurreneholil e4 10r 0 lie lI WI less formidable oppo- HIS STARS ALL FADED COACH nts today some of the other HAmttTorq FINDS IT ROUGH college teams get a il'nee at the football spot-I I'iilI it ilw Thry it I irncle 1111 Middivs t1MITIONAI CHI I VIII Lope scell i OtIll 1 di a tiP cm Ag titmed 137 1h0 Alitillivr Ilitimptillit tiallie 'I'ilillur Opiori lam fumble rt cot- 3 1 I 1 I'M 1914 Olt' VtaAltiligtoll Heti- 1 yrdh 101 by peliot 'i 7 61 1 1 1411tim A gitiliq Ille Pill- 1 burgh Sievivir I Los Ansfeles Nov 1Litim Agaillq the Pin-- 1 steetero4 I Los Angeles Nov 2(AP)---' lotki vaidk all kirk titmed state's part in the tuition-wide can pain lot 900000 new members and 3000 rect ult for the ministry and mission fields James If Tits1ey1 state Necre a of the denomination announced today The firht mietinv 11 be held i Ihur-day al the First Chrhtialt atm( Elventli and Lonmt street' tor ministers of the oi the state Others tI1 ollow at Moberly NOVellibf't I I MINo0r1 Vgliev 25 Cent Koat01 13 imiouP 0 Soutimehtern 13 Ok hoopla titate Al1s Ifis offices are at 1016 BaLimore avenue Dr Teener was born and reared in Zanesville 0 He L'N a gradual of Princeton university and nary recened hi doctor cf philoiophy degree from the ein ty of Chi Can Ile vent direct to Park college in 1920 after corn Il 31- (1 11- Prt 1 on I Lit 1 New I i io Cidcts and the Irish ranking 14m i AO at the tcp ot the nationar I clear the decks for their: By GRANTLAND Ther 4Nrot Apertuan Newspaper Alitanee I 111c lAruggle here next week by BALTIMORE 4 1 The University' of California rw Yoalc Nov 2i AP lead at Los Angeles Bruins rem both divisions cf the National I Football league will be at stake to- mained one of the nation's morrow when the New York Giants itStern i top undefeated major college paee-setters invade Phila- delphia and the Green Bav PaekPrs teams today after humiliating: move in against the Chicago Bears St Mary's Gaels 46 to 20 be- 1mM-runners in the western half of fore the largest grid crowd of Iront-runners in the western half of 1 oN EoLEGIVING PAGE ember 18 1it8g in a store at 2125 Summit street with eighteen mem beis The faculty and students ol William Jewell college Liberty Mo maintained a fund for the support of a pastor for the church in its early months In the early 19003 the church or- i ganized a mission which later be-1 came the South Side Baptist church Attain in 1944 the church sponsored a mission which is now the Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist church A STATE MEETING 14 10 eoi K-nsis State 20 NN'1111i1i1 3 lithanY 20 14 Nkrtvlst MI sblin 11 it 1r IM0tvVillei 0 SO' 111114 1Iiri Slice 7 Mtknust State 7 Northaest 1Wnort 14ate 0 Northern t3 Teachers 32 Auauhtana oS Iii 6 Wilniette 6 Portland Llniversite 6 San Jose 'Cala' State 20 Banta BSI' karii Witenberg 7 Mitriettik 0 West Liberty Iwo Teachers 13 St Yinceni Pa 6 Alliance I PP1 13 Die is-Elkins 7 Moravian 20 Ithaca IN College Peru Nei 6 Nehreske Wesley 6 Midland 32 South Dakota State 6 wele Dopnr 7 South Carolina 19 The Cltaidel 7 N1totteite '21 11(- mit 20 Nflatni Vithinova ririe 111 Alma it 8 12 Kaialvazon 0 I rbies1 32 Cm a tinook a 14 iitilitV 41 131r111011 41 NVcst VuRinia Tech 23 Vt'et Vligin a Wisick 1411 15 Nolt1 Ciohiia criletle It Nevrots 14 Tennessee iilyte 01 Nasimlle 6 WIAtelibere 7 Mari( tta Iklotavian 20 libaeu ArkanNas Tech 4 Viestern Union 1i 8 on MD Ncy Living West Virginia and Navy re- of football defeats for any ectively The games at West Point previous season stands at six In this llaltimore are sellouts even melancholy year of 1946 this low: iough the Mountaineers and the mark is alincst sure to be tied and murdies aren't supposed to provide likely to be broken For after four II itwit opposition iconsecutive catastrophes frcm Cocolumbid and Cornell both un-Iumbia Duke Mat Carolina and Pennsylvania Navy still has Notre inen in Ivy league competition Dame Gem gia Tech and Army left one of the EaM's more even Penn State before it sellout 115000 Itere The odds are that Navy will lose and Dartmouth play beiore an seven games this ytar with 101Mel' 65000 in the bowl at star Irian 1944 and 1945 starring all New llaven and at atifir Its over the map from ns Penylvania to straight by taking on Princeton Louisiana to Arkansas Anna HE'S ON A FUNERAL PYRE lit 3 JA A FYNE 70000 at Philadelphla pleting hi education In the Aartime absence of the pastor of the Covenant Presbyterian church here Dr Teener served as minister from 1941 to 1945 Mrs Teener was born and reared at a North India rritsion post She recently completed a term as of the Misouri Council of Church Women and is a formrr pist111(111 Of the Katt as Coy Presteral Dr and Mr 4 Teener have ty s(in mid a daughter a er gAwtted twin pal college and served in the navy in the war Da1id Teener is taking graduate N4 ork at the Univerqty of Kansas while James Ls taking graduate studies at the University oi Michigan Their daughter Anna LouLe Teener is a freshman at the University of an 113 04 art 0 er 111e at teir i Ntmmher 12 and St Loub ember 13 ALL MISSOURI IIII'REITEs IN Nlissouri ha approximately 850 churches of the denomination with a total rnemberhip exceeding irk 000 here are thirty-two organized congrcgatiom in Ki111s CAI: and Jackon County eit a mead-Al-Ann apinoximately 20000 peroon Mr ht chun hes of I will 13 called 'mon to in -1 one-tenth II th memberThip oiiI oi ii 11-nulliGndollar tund tor pit1110It restoration and rehabilitation he slogan Dciple a Crusader fer a Christian Wolid Speakers at the meeting will include the Rey Jack Jarman of Mexico Mos a former navy chaplain who was ordained in the Country Club Christian church in KRIISIhs City the Rev Kenneth Kuntz ol Chillicothe Mo and the Rev Get-aid Sias Ponca City Ok NATIONAL LEADERS TO SPEAK I 141 lu uclore other eastern attractions un- Capt Tom Hamilton who did hymen Harvard mee good more for Rutgers team Colgate ts a and talaythan anyone else has been planted cl te renew an old rivalry New York the funeral pyre A great coach and even greater fellow a brilliant university entertains Boston col l' Emory sun Henry 12 Auorentice 7 11gh Point 0 Guilford liwtings 19 York 13 Union 14 Georgetown Ky 0 Detroit Tech Lawrence Tech tie Wem Texas State 20 Arizona State of Flog Attar 0 Tennessee Tech 32 Western Kentucky 6 Eawati 46 Cio neve of Pacific 20 fighting navy officer Hamilton I leLT Temple goes to Syracuse and High school Conies stands in a spot where he never Fordham makes a trip to Penn State even had a chance to run close Itcnn IN MISSOURI eita 87 1 Cameron 8 Orrick Navy Chiliicothe 1's once-great squad began to Hip CrAtt 11 a ktlipng Ravtoan 20 Blue Bnlinas 7 1 Navy's once-great squad began to Big Croml at Athens Raytown 20 Blue Sn rings 7 START A NEW BUILDING Benton Boni aril Ha ptit to liolipndene thotietard hri- thin I borch Is Host oohs The Indepondence Boulevard Cht Winn chinch Independence and Gladstone boulevards will be host November 8 9 and 10 to the filly-eighth annual Missouri Christian Endeavor Unicn convention Registration and Usignment to will open the convention 'Friday afternoon Afternoon and 'night meetings and a dinner will be held that day Morning alter-noon and evening sessions is ill be held Saturday in addition to a luncheon and a dinner Sunday an early service will be held then' members will attend sturclles of their choice in Kansas City An afternoon meeting will he followed by installation of nificer6 closing the convention Speakers at the seisions will in-Ward Williamg union field secretary: the Rev Oscar Lutz Broadlamis PreApyternin church Dr Burton oresident of he KitliSaS City Ministerial Alliance: Mrs Redetnutorist-Glennon voaponed it et grounds Ruht-Hartninn 19 Pleasant Bill North KanhaS City 7 St Joseph taravette Savannah 13 Plattsburg Savannah 13 Piattsbure the professional circuit If Phi ladtiphia's Eagles whip the they can take over the lead but only if the Wash ingtcn Redkins fail to get ow the: Pittsburgh Stcelers in Patstangh A 411110011 WW1 tole: a New Yorit tiefeat mill return the Redskins tt the top spot GIANTS HAVE BEST RECORD The Packeis beaten twice in five starts could move into the weSterll 'lead by beating the Bears' whose includes three wins a loss I and a tie The Giants with four victories ind one defeat own tht record in the league Wash-! I ington has won three lost one and tied one while Philadelphia has won three and lost two I In other National league games tomorrow the Los Angeles Rams 'fourth-place team in the West visit whose Lions are in the cellar and the third-place Chicago Cardinals invade Boston past-place team in the East for the game involving clubs of both Neither leader is In danger In the conferenct which 'scatters its games through the week end The Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Rockets both operating under new coaches were scheduled for a 'game in Chicago last night but it was postponed in mid-afternoon because of richt BISONS ARE A THREAT The San Francisco 49erit who knocked the Cleveland Browns out of the unbeaten class last Sunday to leave both professional leagues without a single undefeated team entertain tlie Buffalo Bisons today The Browns still well out in front in the Western division will be at Los Angeles for a battle with the Dons tomorrow while the New York Yankees firmly entrenched in the eastern lead entertain the Miami Seahawks disintegrate two years ago It In the southern standout un- slipped even further through iaten Georgia and its Charley 'It broke apart completely this sea- i "I'lippi meet Alabama and its Harry son where Navy had little iimer 'I hese perennial power- green group and a coach who had oes of the Southeastern confer- been away fighting navy wars in the I ie nre due to square off before Pacific while others were much me 50000 at Athens Ga )3esides nearer home bases I and the North Carolina-Ten- Hamilton never had a chance Navy -see tussle there are Clemson- has a few good football players but VPI Georgia Tech-Duke Mary- 'not too many Navy was given al 1 wd-William and Mary North schedule it had no chance to beat cirolina State-VMI and Vanderbilt- losing four straight games it Auburn now steams into a mass of mines Northvestern only unbeaten failinu hcanbq that inrillet Northwestern only unbeaten falling bombs that include Falls City Neb 27 Auburn Sni Ithville 20 Gower 0 Platte Cite 13 Weatcn 0 Jon lin 19 Okmulgee Ok 14 7 Nevada 2 Gram Vallee Odessa 2 LetS Summit 40 Harrisonriile 19 Holden 14 Rich Hill 0 St Joseph Christian Brothers 32 0 St10101 Benton 20 Ha'keli 14 St Joseob Central 14 William 13 IN KANSAS Ward 12 Ottawa Meade 35 Beaver 7 the 1046 season last night A roaring turnout of 92 976 watelfd the would-be Rose bowl Celtics led by candidates Burr BalCWill lett end and Ernie Ca-e T-quarterba ck roll up a 19 to 7 lead in the firot quarter and swell it to 40 to 7 at the end i of the third et willing whatever hope the Gaels had of pulling an upset Coach Bert Labrucherie used fifty-one players and it vas against his secondary forces that St Marys' rallied to score twice in the final period Baldv in a Star 4 The game a nonconfrrence con- test with no bearing on the Bruins' Rose bowl campaign brought the Uclans total points for the season to 207 in six games to opponents' 59 Baldwin scored three touchdowns one on a pass froin sharpshooter Case good for twenty-two yards: Case pitched another 6-point strike to halfback Ernie Johnson Squirming Herman Wedemeyer' the Gaels' all-America from last year a marked nian was the goat and could be charged directlY or indirectly with four Bruin 'touchdowns The Hawaiian star had a punt blocked for the first touchdown punted pcorly to set up the next saw his pass intercepted to lead to a third and as charged with interference on a pass play prior toi another A score Long Hun Called Bael Wedemeyer fired two scoring passes however to end Henry gieson one gocd for forty-eight yards the other for twenty-three and cut loose for a 92-yard runback of a kickoff across the Bruin goal only to have the play nullified by a Bruin offside on the play Most spectacular run that a brilliant 72-yard return of a Wedemeyer punt by Scatback Al Bcisch The Bruins rolled up 445'yards running and passing to 271 for the Gaels who picked up much ground in the final frame 1Ell ICU SiUDiTNI's BOUND i I eleven in the Western conference Notre Dame Georgia Tech and lieVCII III LIM VI' UNIX LI ualsr at ni 01 re vame Lieorgia Teen and SOUTHWESTERN IN A RALLY 11 ces resurgent Ohio State before Army an expected 48000 at Evanston! 'The odds are now that Navy will Illinois and Iowa each beaten once lose seven games this season an ali- in Big Nine competition come to- time Navy record unless Coach gcther in another Mid-West feature Hainilton and his staff can pull a Minnesota and Michigan meet be- miracle rabbit out of the miracle fore a sell-out 58000 I hat I A Tet for Trojans Pomp and pageantry still mean a Missouri and Nebraska currently lot to this country Army and Navy! tied with Oklahoma for the Big Six at Philadelphia will be a sell-out for I meet in an elimination con- i 104000 spectators even if Army fig-lest while the Sooners face Texas urea to win by 40 to Which Army Christian Texas A and sharing won't do I I he Southwestern conference lead 1 NENER SO 1-SIDED I NsIth Rice meets Arkansas Rice Just at this stage it appears as National denomination executives from Indianapolis on the promams include William Peary George Oliver Taylor and Willard Wick-hie Members of the national committee sponsoring the campaign include Dr Warren Grafton of the Country Club church: Dr Marvin Sansbury formerly of Kansas City Mrs Thompson whose husband was once pastor of the Jackson Avenue Christian church Seventeenth street and Jackson avenue and A Huff Kansas City Kansas layman In addition to the general goals leaders hope to enroll 300000 new members in the Sunday schools chiefly boys and girL: inspire i Christian living in 500000 homes and develop an active student work program in 200 colinge centers in an effort to reach 30000 students for training in "loyal churchman- ship" FOR STRONGER PROGRAMS The workers also hope to develop Istronger programs in city churches organize new coital congregations and stabilize weaker churches Thrnugh the development of a greater spirit of unity co-opeiation and fellowship Mr Tilsley said the church hopes to awaken a new spirit Of responsibility toward 'a orld needs thus building a world in 1which men women and children may "feel becure free from fear and confident in their inherent worth and self-espect as ptrsons who may express without feeling of restraint their convictions and opinions On issues which involve the coinmon good' Myrtle Dawson union vice-oresident: the Rev Alfred Crouch of Wichita: Harry Harlan of the Dr Henry Green of St Louis: the Rey Edmund Nfiller of St Lovas former pastor of the Christian church at Independence: the Rev Lawrence Bash St1u-eph vice-resident of the International Society of ChriAnin Endeavor: the Rev William Magill: the Rev Tom Toler director of reit00ns education at the Country Club Christian church: Dr Bob Myers tit Kansas City the Rev Morrie Pullin Leslie Snover the Rev Will Sessions baNtor of the Independence Boulevard church: 'the Rev Vanehn Le14111- ing and the Rev Kenneth Potee misionary to Central India Heiner Allan will be song leader 'throughout the meetings I-1)tY INSTITUTE Christian Comniksion of Greater Kansa City Sponsor- Groom! Tomorrow Dr IN MeTiearis executive secretary of the Missouri Baptist association will speak at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow at ground-breaking services for the nevi Benton Boulevard Baptist church at the new site Forty-fourth street and Prospect avenue Dr Ross Dillon superintendent of nussion of the Kansas City Baptist association 2150 Will spea The name of the group will be the Benton Baptist church after July 1 1947 The new building of brick concrete and steel will be completely air-conditioned However only the basement will be built at present pending CPA approval of completion of the structure Space for a future recreation center and parking auditorium is provided on the 300xI31-foot lot A seating capacity of 700 In the and rooms for 800 Sun day school members will be providcd in the new building which will con-Min 9000 square feet of space when finished Each of the seven Sunday school dtpartments will have its own classrooms and an assembiy room Estimated cost of the structure is 8128000 The old building at Twenty-fifth street and Benton boulevard ha3 been sold to the A Zion Methodist church for possession July 1 1947 Dr A Chism has been pastor of the Benton Boulevard church thirteen years He has been confined to his home 2919 East Twenty-eighth street since leaving the hospital recently He suffered a heart attack at the end of the morning service September 1 1 tist (lick at iect isaS will the 1 the ent a the On-hen day its ibiy has 1 stor Itch dug ortim eoerii of oh la liom a Is Hemet' hi 13 10 fi Game WINFIELD Kss western can from behind last night to take an interstate contest from Northwestern Oklahoma State ot Alva 13 to 6 The Rancrs showing a steady' rushing game and sharp passing pressed down the field after the initial kickoff and Woodson scored on a 5-yard dash around end Marshall's running and passing figured largely in the scoring drive Southwestern pushed to the Northwestern 2-yard late in the second period but last the ball on In the third Alva got off a tad kick end the Builders soon scored the thrust culminating in a 25-yard touchdown pass from Joe Manatowa to Howard Spoon Manatowa put the Builders ahead with a place kick for the extra point In the fourth Manatowa again tossed a touchdown pass Vernon Altson being on the receiving end plays Texas Tech and the Texa th there has never been an 'CLIMAX IN TEN l'IN 31TC-11 lea Longhorns meet Southern Methodist: Arny Navy game that looked so On the Pacific coaq Southern 1-sided But in the next month California has lo beat Oregon to 'Navy can come a long way for Navy remain in the conference race as still has good football players who University P) vo" a bowl contender against tOnly I of Southern California at Los An- need more team play and ex- geles Oregon State meets Stan-) perience ford while Washington State tangles! Navy has a rough road but so! with California has Army For after West Virginia1 i Army has Notre Dame and Penn-) A put down a game St i sylvania to work against and both Mary's eleven 46-20 last night In other Friday night games Man will be bruising punishing games It will be different after 1946 Navy quette upset favored Detroit 21-20: next fall will probably Chatta- return bet-) I nt Wake Forest overpowered Chatta 1X7nIto rnipt nvernowered ter nooga 32-14 and University of material tnan Army 11410 vol ter material than Army Navy is taking her CI IltISMAN IS NOSED OUT 'ft Miami (Florida) defeated Villanova post-war shel- 111d1113 la- Awg 4 TALK 1'i)111C Former So( iertieiteral A ill tIttII at 'ir1 Disturbances on Campus or Grid Out of order BETHLEHEM Nov Lehigh university students face severe penalties if they cause dist turbances on the campus of a football rival university authorities announced today Dean Wray Congdon said the following administrative bulletin was read to all students: Any Lehigh university student or known to be a party to trespassing on the campus of any ether college or university anel causing a disturbance will be liable to immediate suspension from the university by order of the administration" AsIt TOBY IN DOM K-COM Chillicothe Defeo ht in in Big Game 13 to a ti el Ned Da and Joe VS limn Finish Tomorrow ight CnicAtiO Nov 2(AP)--Ned Day of West Allis Wis will be shooting for a $5000 share in the crass-country bowling match with Joe Wilman national match-game titleholder when the two top keglers wind up their series tonight and tomorrow night I In each of the seven cities the match has touched there has been a $500 purse at stake Added to this is a $2000 Jackpot making a total of $5500 of this amount Day already has' won $2500 with victAiries in five of the six cities they have visited' Wilman has won $500 As they enter the final block Day' leads Wilma by 5394 points and appears asured of the $2000 Jackpot which would run his share to $5000 For the 162 games of the schedule of 189 bowled thus far Day has averaged 20778 for an aggregate of 33612 pins good for 76837 points: under the Petersen system of reek- Wilman has clustered 32418 for 71443 points Day has won 94 games to 65 for Wilman and three ties TENNEssi-lE TECH WINS The Christian World Institute an annual event sponsored by the Christian Church Commission of 'Greater Kansas City will be held at Christian churches from November 6 to 10 Meetings November 8 7 and 8 will be with omen's council groups of the churches will be held Friday night at the Budd Park cburch the Community church and the Central church In Kansas City Kansas On Saturday three youth rallies will be 'held two dinner meetings at 6:30 O'clock at the and Oak Park churches and a 7:30 meeting at the Quindaro church' Kansas City Kansas On Sunday three mass meetings will be held the first at 3:30 o'clhok at the Country Club church At o'clock the second will be at the Independence Boulevard church The third will be at the Grandview church in Kansas City Kansas also at 7:30 o'clock Speakers will Include Dr and Mrs Goulter missionaries to China Joseph Smith missionary to the Philippines Dr Yocum Walter Sikes Miss Jessie Trout and Dr Edgar Lloyd Smith all of Indianapolis and Kenneth Potee opcattiri:" Aill ilICILIEle LK HIM Mt Goulter missionaries to China Joseph Smith missionaty to the Philippines Dr Yocum Walter Sikes Miss Jessie Trout and Dr Edgar Lloyd Smith all of Indianapolis and Kenneth Potee 0 10111E 61111010111 (ID CZ tor Victor A Yakhontoff former Russian general now of 411e New York School for Stiehl Research will speak at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow night at the First Biptist church Linwood boulevard and Park avenue on "From Behind the Iron Curtain He was a general in the old Russian army at the age of 35 He served in World War I and after the overthrow of the czar he a as an acting secretary in the Kerensky cabinet General Yakhontoff has been In the United States since 1918 and I' now a citizen of this country He Is the of several books 011 Russia and tht Far East We WA tIliuvs ul um ULM 11C vs tla an acting secretary in the Kerensky cabinet General Yakhoutoff has been In the United States since 1918 and is now a citizen of this country He is the author of books on Russia and tht Far East Central or St Joseph Wins Jo Last Quarter I 4 to 13 ST JOSEPH MO -Nov hurried over seven points late in the fourth quarter to nose out ham Chrisman 14-13 in a Pony Express conference football game here last night Duncan piled fcr three yards to Griffin in the second quarter to give the Bears an early lead but before the period was over Norman Vaughn tossed for six yards to Hank Schoen for a touchdown and Vaughn threw to Art Hochstedlet on the conversion to give Central a 7-6 edge at the half Crenshaw traveled thirty-four yards in the third period and then plunged the point for a 13-7 War advantage that stood up until the closing two minutes of the game The Indian score came on a 25- yard lateral maneuver Capt De Wicksten to Vaughn and Wicksten then passed to Hochstedler for the lacking by Villanova substitute Bob Poll- 26-21 in a game that was featured acking now Navy is already pa ing through her major depression dots 109-yard touchdown runback I Army still has one to face as far of a kick-off as anyone can see Any team that loses Blanchard Davis Foldberg: IIIS IZUN A RECORD i Poole Tucker Fuson Enos etc i with only two replacements left Bob Polidor of 4111a nos a tines from its previous starting team 1109 Yard rO Score must stare into the shadows for --some time to come PHILADELPHIA Nov 2(AP)--Bob Polidor 160-pound Villanova college I' Army-Navy games are always! substitute close than they figure to be A halfback today shares a year college record not matched In the! ago Army ran up 21 points last fifteen years as the result of against Navy in the early going: his spectacular 109-yard return of Everyone looked for a 40-to-0 count a kickoff for a touchdown But after that first crash Navy had the better of the argument in the Polidor's spurt equaled the run of Edmund Burke of the University eif last two periods Missis So there will not only an sippi against Alabama in 1931' Army-Navy game nut 104000 spec-: it came in the dying moments of tators will be on hand to see it the first half of last night 'a game! ill which Villanova bowed to the And it can be a much closer meet-! University of Miami 26 to 21 lug than one might predict a mond) fullback Harry Ghaul sway I booted the kick-off It sailed deep Apr 7---- 1 1 's RECORD CLEAN into the Villanova end zone and Polidor the pigskin A Touchilon ii Near Finish Defeats 'MUM ss lit CHILLICOTHE Nlo Nov Chillicothe high school football team won its home-coming game from Cameron 13 to 6 in a game played here yesterday afternoon Carl Whitacre co-captain and fullback scored twice for the victors with LC POWER LIGHT CO missionary to India 51 and 49-yard runs He also kicked one extra point from placement sowi 1 istmENT ADS'Ettl INEMEN 1 I AD ERTIsEMENI COOKEVILLE TN Nov The Tennessee Tech Eagles racked up their third decision of the season here last night by smashing tne! Western Kentucky 11111toopers 32 to 6 Jim McLaughlin scored the only touchdown for Cameron on a plunge from the 8-yard line or gatnerea gathered Ls sA winning point He paced himself well following Maryville 7 to 1 tSTING TOO STIIINUOUS Three Die From Dent Attacks in rt 1111111111111111111111 po his dockers to his 30 where stid-! CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo Nov 2(AR1 --A touchdown in the last minute denly a great hole opened Polidar burst through and turned on adaz- play kept Southeast Missouri' zling burst of speed Miami's players State colleges undefeated record im chased him closed in from all sides tact last night as the Indians defeat- but Polidar's speed was too much led the Maryville Bearcats 7-0 before for them 'a slim rain-soaked home-coming The 26000 fans arose in a body crowd and the cheering continued for a The victory left the Indians still full five minutes as Polidar a native at the top of the Missourl Intereolof Philadelphia collapsed in the legiale Athletic association in their Miami end zone inext-to-last conference game of the Polidaback came to score again season grabbing a pass from Joe Rogers Johnny trriffith on a "Statue of and outrunning the Miami team for Liberty" play gained twenty-five nineteen yards yards to Maryville's ten and Webb' In a way it was a celebration for carried the ball over on the the ex-marine He became the father fourth down Joe Brubaker's kick' HARRISBURG PA Nov VAP)---At least four hunters died and thirty: others were injured as Pennsy1-1 vania's 1946 small-game season got I under way yesterday Game commission officials said three hunters died of heart attacks induced by exertion They added that the lone gunshot fatality was Norman Klinger 16 of Paxinos whom they said stumbled in brush and received a full blast of shot in his chest when his gun discharged Commission officials estimated 500000 hunters sought rabbit plicas-1 ants and quail They said the game kill VCRS abnormally small because of unseasonably warm weather Enil Vi lianoia Coach Jordan Olivar The Beareats worked the ball to said the run was perhaps the most Cape Girardeau's 5-yard line late sensational he has ever seen His in the third quarter and tried a field but Paul Wilson's attempt I mmecuate comment: --wnewr- Immediate comment: -Whew!" ailed HUM 1 1 I Do Not Fail to Hear Kenneth Midgley's Wise Counsel to Honest Democrats Tonight KCMO 6:15 LEST VIE FORGET! What a shout of thanksgiving went up three elections ago when the decent men 1 and women of Kansas City united to oust 1 I the discredited Pendergast machine and end corruption and misr4le at the city hall! Why the very air of our beloved city seemed cleansed and purifiedl No padded payrolls! No "water leak" scandals! No "country No I gangsters riding high! No shameful alliances with vice! No pillaging and political favoritism! I I Let's Keep This Blessing of CLEAN GOVERNMENT ote for the candidates you know stand for it Note against the Pendergastpicked candidates ho want to bring back the other kind If you encounter any intimidation or other irregularities on Election Day telephone HA 7053 JACKSON COUNTY COMMITTEE 1:011 IIONEST ELECTIONS Executive Committee: P11i7tenthr 3 ond m4 nl0 St live or er 1 Room 220 1025 tirand Me NET 3111111 T0 11110N1WIE11 SYasEy AUSTRALIA Nov Jack Bromwich regarded as the No 1 player on Australia's Davis cup team easily defeated Adrian Quist' 6-1 6-0 in the New South Wales- Victoria inteistate tennis match today The defeat viltually eliminated Quist from a place on Aussie cup team when it defends the Davis cup! team agnhist the United States next month FIRST 140sS FOlt WATIIENA After opening their season a Christian Brothers Win 82 to 'a scoreless tie against Evansvi11e1 Game at St Joseph college the Indians downed 'Arkansas State of Jonesboro and ST JOSEPH Mo Ncv 'Southern Illinois Normal university Brothers handed Wathena Ras 'of Carbondale in non-conference high school its first defeat of the games and Kirksville Warrensburg football season here last night 32 and Rolla in conference games to They close their conference season After a scoreless first quarter in two weeks with Southwtst Nils-the Golden Eagles ran up three souri State college at Springfield tcuchdowns and added a point for A1101 It DI I los Coop es tcuchdowns and added a point for (001) el 111111111111111 onln lnt One Coach of Football Picks the Greatest of His Profession A Former Tiger the Rock of Auburn City's Tournament No 1 Basketball Fan Celebrates His Golden Wedding Laird's Complaint Op The Star 's Sports Editor) HERMAN WEDEMEYER the great St Mary's back has a man- ager in Ray Callen who steered the pugilistic destinies of Lou Nova the heavyweight fighterWallace Wade coach of Duke says Bob Neyland of Tennessee is football's greatest coachYale players say the Cornell line is better than Lou Little's Columbia forwards Tucker Army quarterback whose play is tailor made to the formation completed fifteen forward passes in twenty-six attempts and has the exceptional record of having tossed not a forward into the arms of an interceptor Wilbur Hutsell a graduate of Moberly high and the University of Missouri where he was a splendid quarter-miler has been called the "Rock of Auburn" where for twenty-five years he has coached track and fieldWichita university's marching bend of eighty pieces will make Its first appearanee with an athletic team I 1 lee 1941 when it participates in the pre-game and half-time activities of the Wichita-Washimm panic in Topeka tonight On Monday October 21 Mr and Mrs Winfrey Russell of Warrensburg (vie brated their golden wedding anniversary Basketball patrons here will remember Mr Russell as the No 1 fan of the Kansas City tournaments He never misses 107 bowling score by Billie Kelley of Independence a remarkable score is topped by the Greater Kansas City record held by Blanche Brazen! made on a Kansas City alley sieveral years semJeannette Knepprath president of the Woman's International Bowling congress is on a good will tour of the Pacific coastIng Poland an old-time football star of Missouri Wesleyan later coach there has a son Poland who is a senior at Missouri Valley college His dad is funeral director at Cameron The Iowa State game at Nebraska November la will be Dada dayPive members of Ole Mim were World war marinesMildly complaining la Lefty LaIrd 'our About Towner who didn't know there were two horses named Laird running at different tracks and therefore bet on only one Yeah that's right the one he bet on ran out of the dough the other was a winner Since 1924 twenty-four college teams on the way to the West coast have stopped for training sessions at the University of Aritiona inuTucorm butt Rose bowl teams probably will not again avail themselves of Arizona hospitakty There because the Pacific conference cnnunittee has requested the Rose bowl guest teams do all their pre-game training after leaving home In the Pasadena vicinity McBRIDE a 19 to 0 half time lead Fullback Bill Waltkoss scored two Ato pat a i ion cif Bight root Lens ew 1 tolleHdOW11S to be the offensive star i No Complicat for I CLEVELAND Nov 2tINSi lioeliey lit is Gloms president of the Cleveland (1111 the Associated Pres31 iindians was reported in "satisfac- LAST NIOHT'S 11P111LT3 tory" condition today at Cleveland NatiOttill Lea sue Toronto 1 Montreal 1 We) Clinic hospital following amputa-1 Picnic coma Leilittle tion of his right foot yesterday Vancouver Portland 3 Los Angeles Fresno 6 Dr A Dickson who performed Eastern League the operation said Veeck should be tloston 7 'Washington 5 out of the hospital in two or threel TONICIHT11 SCI1F111111 'weeks He reported that the opera-I No I lona I at Toronto rim nt New York lion "went well" and added that the morleR II Ledglip --Bili fain RI Cieve4nd itilire at Hershey indliindonlis RI Tribe president should recover with- 11(1r1 ph 1 Ed Loins at Pillsintran New Oka complies tions 'I ti RI Stirtillekld Vcerk agreed to the amputation l' 8 1rritge-- Houston to Tulsa Kansas 'I I ht lilts Omaha st I Al innea mins when the foot became infected again -h- coAg I ori Anacies at voInd Soil Ihnio RI rret1n OA kill nu two weeks ago Week injured the stlAro vithrnover si Ti4entitn foot while serving with the Marines rli 10Hirlir A 11411111ton at OnbtOn on Bougainville island two years ago I more at New Ynrit 1 rIStPr Thrg 's why millions dm- Puy pennsysvsots Tim' Pt Itirit r-rci geatline ASPirin--Aci Witherspoon's 2800 31st -nct geauini 11- A it With rep oo 2800 31stf League nt Nen Yor Lea4R1IP 1 iir til tiel 61 ta 1t1 at soringTh 8 Lnonun- -tin 0 0iIiiA 0111 cost Li lInd so Dv prmciArn lemoir II! morE4 At New i ne filsteT 71 -rid ileauini atu WAIlltloits WIN HONOLULU Nov Ha wail Warriors defeated the Oakland Giants 17 to 13 In a Pacific Coast Professional Football league game last night Leo Peccianti Warrior end stopped a Giant drive In the cling seconds by intercepting a' pass on the Cie-yard line LAST NIGHT'S FIG III' It 1s11TS New York--Tony Pellone 145 New York oulpointed Johnny (kicky 1451 Monk renl 10 ISlitael Robingon NIA' YOrk knocked out Cecil 141 Los Ankeles Pep 1:11 Nprlfout oulpoinled Ppithe JACIChan 1:10 RI fl fl 10 noninle iCnsec 1011PA Ifin Yolk knocked out Joe Peddlck 151 rriernon V' rbur' Ray 151 New London Auk Alta 135i New UP en 5 Pilt 11144k TIonsihno Philmnelphis outpointed Pedro TomPs 1461 Phil6delphic I 1 i Ilil i 1 1 I 11 4 it 4 ji.