The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 16

-v vr: v-- i- vS- 4a i Vo A '-A -V -v- V- 'l r- rv- Missouri 45 Iowa-State 6 SHERIDAN DASHES 22 YARDS TO LONE AT RUSSIAN liiiUiMUHlt WICHITA KANSAS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 25 1942 i Massive Tackle Plays Today AgaJns't Wichita Gub Former Notre Dome Ace Is Most Brilliant Star of Entertaining Game SHOCKERS FLASH SPEED By FETE LIGHTNER 'Fort- Rilejr R- C-f a familiar sports figure in Wichita played its first football- against college competition her Saturday and defeated an outweighed hut stubbornly fighting eleren 6 to 0 before some 3000 interested grid followers 1 1 Alter i playing a scoreless first half In which the Shockers predominated Fort Riley's coach Lieut TOm Greenfield took an ace off the bench and wofe-ibe ball game' In a jiffy i The ace In the hole was Beany Sheridan stocky blond halfbackof Notre Dame apd all-American fame Sheridan washeld out all the first half on a minor ailment and most Former NWA Belt wearer Faces Grandowich in Third Bout Monday PREUMS ARE FAST i i MAIN EVENT Champion John Grandovitch (244) Rue- sla vs Edward Vlrac (230) Wichita Boot two out of three falls modified rules SLM1-W1NDUP Seele Samara (243) Ethiopia vs Hans Schultx 241 Mllwe ukee SPECIAL EVENT Jack Suxek (214) Chicago vs Jack is flier (220) Evanstoni XU One fall 30- minuta time Timitj OPENING BOUT Jack Toone (204) jWlchitava Jimmy Lee 212 Dubuque Iowa One fall 0-mlnato time limit Opening 0:30 Fred Peterson and Harold (Buddy) SleceL Bay Llptrsp Edward Virag back with a new attack which he maintains will be too much for- NWA beltwearer John Grandovlch will try it again In the Forum' tomorrow night as he makes his-'second bid to regain heavyweight be)t which he lost to the Russian giant during the summer months Somewhat cooled after his one fall defeat at the hands of the current beltwearer three weeks ago tbe 3 former Hungarian Olympic starwlMp 1 now Tesides in Wichita vowed yer twday that whatever may" be shortcomings Mmiday overconf i- dence will hot be one of'thenu- His under-estlmatfng of Grando- 1 vlch on top of bis persistency that' i' his over-used fuD-Nelson waa the way to beat the Russian ace are-what he contributes his most recent loss For the past two weeks he has been working hard lb aft effort to outline a new attack and yesterday appeared confident that he had found it Grandovlch however although two times a winner over Virag eon- tiqued to show great respect for his i TitAikna 13 Iowa 14 St 34 Washburn Cincinnati 13 Georgia 35 Kentnckyl 0 Alabama 14 Yale -17 Dartmouth 7 LaFayette 19 Virginia 13 Florida 12 Miss State 26 Colgate 10 Fenn State li Georgia 21 Nary'O Duquecne 7 Manhattan 10 Wake Forest 0 Boston college 27 Holy Cross 28:: North Carolina State 0 i Kansas 19 Kansas State 6 Wichlto 0 Ft Riley 6' Nebraska 7 Oklahoma 0 Ohio State 20: Northwesteni 6 Brown 13 PrineetonjS2 -NotrO 'Dame 21 Illinois 14 Wisconsin 13 Purdue 0( Tennessfe 52-: Furman 7 I Tulane 29! North Carolina 14 Soil Dakota State So Dakota 7-- Minnesota 16 'Michigan 11 Denver 12 Utah 2L Drake 14 Creighton 33 Alabama 14 Kentucky 0 Rice '7 -Texas' 12 North Dakota State 26 North Dakota 14 Pensaeola Naval 0 TCU 2L "i Oklahoma A and 40 Washington 7 Southern California 6 Stanford 14 V'V'-'- i Santa 'Clara 6 university) of Calif at Los Angeles 14 -Western Reserve 28' Kent Btato 13 Ken ron 23 Hiram 6 Mas kin rum 6 Wooster 27 iowal 0-14 Indiana 4-13 Rle Island state 12 New Hampshire Western Marrland 0 Marrland 5L Georrto 25 1 Cincinnati 13 Dartmouth 7 Tale 17 Trinity) Tj Bates 7 Mias Stale 28 Florida 12 DeUnraraTlO Dickinson 0 Findlay 12 Capital a ArmFO-lt Harvard 0r0 i 'Amherst 27 Wesleyan' 0 Vlrxlnia 19 Lafayette 19 Lakehurst Naval: 20 Penn Military 7 John Hopkins 0-0 Haverford 6-24 Franklin-Marshall 0 iGettyaburs 20 Crelxhton S3: Drake 14 i Of Vanderbilt 06 I Rochester 22: Hamilton 0 TUfU 0: Williams 47- Corpus Chrlsti Navy 6 Son them Methodist 21 Kentucky State 16: Lincoln 0 Concordia (Moorhead Minn) 20: Hemline 13 Bt TbonMna1 (St Paul) 21: St Olaf 0 California 10: Washlncton 0 Central Missoni 1 State Teachers 7: Mls-' sourl School of Mines 32 Carthate (111) collexe ft 1 Culver-Stock-ton 13 Luther 7: Slmuson 13 Lake Forest 6: Wabash 0 (tie) Hanover 7 DePauw 53 West Texas State 37: Arisons State Teachers at Flaxstaff 7 I Rollins 0: Miami 21 Washlncton State 20: Oregon State 13 Wyoming 30 Colorado Mines 0 Colorado 34: Colorado 'State 7 Butler university (Indianapolis) 7: Western Mlehlsan 19 Northern Mlchlcan college (Marquette) 13: Mlehlsan Tech 0 Wayne university (Detroit) 12: Mlchlcan Normal -12- Albion collete 0: Hope college' 0 Roanoke 0: Hamoden-Sldney 33 -University of Omaha 0: Bradley 47 Southwest Texas 'State 0t Abilene Christian college 20 i North Central 7: August ana 1 Rlnon9: Monmouth 0 Beloit 7 Knox 13 -Cornell colleifo7: Grlnnell 12 Coe 0: Lawrence 33 Waynesbura 0 West Virginia 27 Fordham Freshmen 6: Navy Plebes 0 Randolph Macon '0: Wofford 20 BqckneJl IS: Boston 7 Rutgers 10: Lehlxh 25 'UrUnua 0 Muhlenberg 41 Oberlin 121 Swarthmore 0 DOM SANTA CLARA starting usirr WICHITA -U 08 rORT MW KOCOUF -tf StUCkff MMwfbTsseaa4s Wlfflfk SliRf VtMlSIMISM Morfttfonl DiCainj Btouv CtBObfll NtniltOS HoUr gaeeed-lKaeoeey IwJJfU StAlffff tR MMI A 9 BMltr Sturdy stEB i iwycs OftteUta: Ktim Otrtfner BmpJrt JCZy and head linesman Ward 1 Scoring touchdown Sheridan Ft Rller Cuba: Wichita Cannon Nuckolls Aah craft Burner Moore Dotson Draub Hrndman Utegman Stout and Stacker I Fort RllerSherldan Ford Matthews Johnson Catlet Boeren Reeres Smiley 1 Oreenlield and Dsri 7 i i sisxur WICHITA I- FTBILBT lllftmAyirds gsloed rushing lJiAHnrdi gsiagd eu thing ooo o2ZS lOll a ll lyOHMoRrtt do wnilAiiRiBC 10 first down rmms I 0-eooooeoostOtJll flBt GOVB8 ooooooooo II 0 aooooo tPlllfl IfttttnptOdtMiooisoA 0 JCOOpCtdooooaos' 0 Owpa'nooo MtSd IOtffCtp(tdatasMSr( 1 lMruu gained (rem ptutt a' RAY EVANS LEADS KANSAS TO 19 TO 7 Y1N OVER K-STATE Jayhawker Passing Ace in Brilliant Form Score in All but Third GOVERNOR SEES GAME MANHATTAN KAN pet 24-VP) Intercepted passes and better 'gains in rushing gsveKansas uni-! versity's Jayhawks a $9 i to 7 win lover the Kansas Stite Wildcats today to put a damper on the Wildcats homecoming and send them iifto the Big Six cellar in 'solitude I The early part of the game has 'played entirely In territory 1 except for those occasions when Kansas made touchdown inarches For all the play in the Kansas territory however State was unable until the final period to cross the line and make it -count Xjate in the first quarter Kansas held on its own 10 and took the ball from there 'for a touchdown Evans made 24 off tackle on the first play Evans and Baker made a first down An Evans pass to Lindquist put the ball on 23 Alter getting the- ball to the nine Enins fumbled The ball bounded around from player to player until 'Hardman grabbed it and went over Lindquist rushed the extra point Evans was injured on the fumble play but returned to the game later with a heavily taped eye The State Wildcats started a drive in the second period but an Intercepted pass halted It The Jay-hawks drove to the 20 but were held State started a march back but Lindquist intercepted a pass on the State 36 and raced to a touch down! The kick waa wide After an exchange of pilots keeping the ball in midfield the Hawks went to the State two and Evans went over on the fourth try The play was cabled back and Kansas penalized 15 yards for holding The cats were off on another inarch after regaining' the ball but Crawford snagged a Cat pass on the State 35 i Short passes and some nice running plays drove to the 10 where Evans pitched to Baker for the tally: The kick was no good Vargon batted a Jayhawk pass to Rokey hore turned it to the Kansas 17 from the 30 After a couple of line plays Merriman faded and hurled Vargon ho speared the ball in a beautiful ditch in the end zone for the lone Cat touchdown Williams split the uprights for the point fv t- State took- to the air toberi ft 'got the ball again but again rain into interception trouble Adams grabbed a Cat pass on State 40 apd the ball was in the Jayhawks hands -when the game ended Vi I V- 1 KANSAS I K-STATI (SchncUbMkcr LE Watklna ee XT aii DUBCIB McNcU see see ETlCklOB Min imRO Minift liftkiloui Johnson Hird Fenny Mustek Hodces tRT Heath Hardman Encellond Baker as ms Iferriznin pYEBI a A fje aXsHo f4 A Pctcil LIndaulil -( RH Quick Sherwood FB Williams Hardman Lindquist Baker Extra Lindquist (dunce) -State touchdowns Vanron (sub for Watkins) Williams '(placement) --j- Score by pertoda: Kaneaa 7 IS 0 Kansas Adams Diet Oithens Altman Crawford Turner Kaa-ms Vsrxon Qwln Peterson Men-denhalL Borka Rokey Barry Soeolofsky Repsthie Lane Zousas 8echlery HamllO King Zelexnak Kler i StaUstlcs: i K-State 6 SO 22 7 II firni I I Tards coined rushing-(net) 161 Forward pastes attempted 10 Forward passes completed I Tsrds by forward passes as Yards lost attempted forward i a Forward Passes Intercepted by 1 Tards gained' runback of -In- 1 fffFJf041 Funting average (from scrim- rtmf1 )Elck returned S4 fssrss ANTHONY RUNS OVER WICHITA STARS 20-0 38 1S aa high school with ihe brilfiamt1inmnizoS their star back Menasco rolled easily to a 20 to 0 victory over tho Wichita Bcholas-tleaU-atars lure tonight Tho Anthony squad playing out of their league outrushed the Wichltana 244 yards to 14 with Manaaco leadific to scores In the first second and fourth quarters In the first period ha passed to Barrett for a 11 rsrd touchdown and In the second and fourth crossed himself for tallies The final score came aa the gun sounded ending ihe gcmejrith the Anthony star Intercepting a Wichita pass on the visiting team's 13 yard line I I gliTED TO SEE PLENTY 6f ACTION this afternoon in the feature' game at Lawrence stadium Is i thelmassive 230 pound tackle George KenneUy fonner Marquette IT and Cleveland Rams star who will start for Randolph Field against the Commandos The game Is scheduled 'to start at 2:30 ftodar I h' opponent during' his tralxiing grind' ink that this time be must outbattle the ex-Olympic ace per haps at whatever style Virag carea to introduce the match has been of greater worey to him than any other bout since winning the belt Heading the preliminaries 'the hefty Prince' Seele Samara will be back Monday against Hans Schultz giant Milwaukee grappler who still maintains superiority to the current beltwearer Grandovlch In Samara however he' will be facing -one of the toughest grepplere in the business and many fans are looking for him to be eliminated- from further consideration tonight In the other two bouts Jack Suzek the Chicago Badman and Jack Miller Ivill clash In the added attraction while Jack Toone Wichita will face jimmy Lee in the opening bout at 8:30 -Tickets Trill remain- bn sale at driig store all today and tomorrow CANEY KAN Oct 24 Caney high school stayed' undefeated and at top of its South Central Kansas league by trimming Fredonia 13 to 6 Friday Passes won the game with Bridenstlne featuring on the receiving end Sunette and Benton led the running and passing Caney previously- had defeated Cedar Vale 53-0 Independence 27 to 0 and Neodesha leader in the Tri-Valley by 7 to 6 CALDWELL WINS OVER HARPER HIGH 14 TO 0 MICHIGAN STATE UPSEIS SARORS iis Honor Wife as Texas Randolph Field Plays Today Biggest Airfield Will Be Here to Play Aero immanAos at Lawrence Field in Grid Tussle The "Cenat wiU again be 4he dhUngaUhed award to the 1943 national semi-pro baseball champion it was announced here last night by the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress For the third consecutive year the Cessna Aircraft company through Dwight and Dwane Wallace is awarding the number one semi-pro baseball club of the United States thl cap Because mere than 5000 clubs (industrial serrfcr and are expected to compete for this top award through sanctioned leagues district and state Journeys the Cessna Cap Is rapidly -becoming as well known It the world as the Davis Cup in Jennis the Byder Cup In gold and the Upton Cap In sail- boating The Cessna Aircraft company through Its employes association also announced sponsorship of another first clam semi-pro hasehaU clnb for 1943 I The Cessna cup which was awarded hero daring the final night of the 1943 National tour-' nament will bo featured in the Wichita section of the 1943 Na-v4onal Baseball' Guide which comes off the press Jan 1 This section Is being made possible through the cooperation a number of leading civic-minded organisations and individuals STEUBER ADDS 20 POINTS AS TIGERS DOWN IOVASTATE Missouri 'Ace Leads Eleven with Three Scores in Wild 45 to 6 Victory MAKE RECORD SCORE COLUMBIA MO Oct 2 Bob Steuber Mlsknirfs dashing halfback and the' nations leading scorer added 20 points to his season total today as Missouri swamped lows State 45 to 6 in a Big Six conference football game played before crowd of 8000 THte 195 pound speedster raced 57 yards for a third period touchdown crashed over the Iowa State goal from the and two yard-lines In -the first half and booted a pair of extra points for good measure In 15-: tries -with the ball Steuber- averaged 91 yards and completed one of his three -passes for a touchdown in the second half In piling up their the largest in the history of the Tiger-Cyr clone Missouri used more than four full teams 'and picked up almost 800 yards by rushing and passing It was the Tigers 17th consecutive triumph on the1 home field and their second straight in conference play Missouri got one touchdown each I In the first and last periods scored twice in the second quarter and hit the jack pot with three touchdowns In the third period The lone Cyclone tally came in the fourth stanza on a sustained drive that carried yards against the Missouri replacements Royal Lohzy senior half back swept: the Tigers left end from Ihe 7 yard line for the score 0n three other occasions however the state team penetrated inside- tbe Missouri 10 only to muff scoring chances The first Missouri score came on a power drive of 76 yards with Steuber going over from the Cyclone 2 on the 11th running play in the series Ed Hodges Missouri tackle set up theflrst touchdown of the-second perUM with a stolen ball play The husky lineman tore the leather from the hands of Faid- Darling Iowa State fullback who was attempting a plunge on his bwn -35 A half dozen slashes at the Cyrione line put the ball on the 16 and Steuber hit his own right guard for the score The other score of the second quarter came with startling sudden ness after a Lohry to Maurice Ryan pass had carried 47 yards to the Missouri 8 Guard Verlie Abrams Intercepted another Xhhry toss near the goal line and ran it back to the Tiger 18: Steuber bit off five yards at his right tackle and as he was being tackled lat-eraled to Don (Bull) ReeCe giant fullback who lumbered 77 yards be-hlndbeautlful blocking to tally TlwjDto of touchdown la tho third period- came on 64 yard nm br Fred Bouldln 'Steuber's IT yard deh and a pass from Steuber to Bert Skern The latter pie orlalrated on the Missouri with the receiver maklmr the est-h about midfield end' ro-lntlnp down the aid- lines for the marten-: Jimmy Derr pitched 12 yards to as Fitts for the einale Mlourl eeore in the last quarter After the Tlrer re-ervea twice had oenetreted fnelde the Cyelone 10 only to be thwarted by ai past Interception and a fnmMo i 'Iowa State touch to the find cun and waa always deneerona with lehr and Ronnie Normsn reserve tailback hlttlnc half of their 2-pase attempts for a total of 109 vsrda Iowa Stats Foe Missouri Raryiue IJster flrhnri 0e a Hodeet rooMoaoMtltOoMoioooio Abram rniili MyteeeMsC cooeai K(tth BCIDOIQ BirVtf soVeeeeai2eooMoeeete 5 oooooweeeeqo fchtrnbrrt 1 UO- Tibry MMUMii ooyeoee riwln? AaoO rtZntMt-o a ClTlT pirllDf Bonldin Dtsii a' A A Dm MiHourl A 13 20 I 45 -Iowa BIaU corlnc touchdown dhr Missouri Stcnber BouId: Ekcrn Recce tlor Bouldinl: Flit (for Adorno) Point After touehdowna Steuber 2: Morton i for Xkern) COLUMBIA MO Oct 24 StotiMie ox the MlAcourl-Xowo State footholl some: Missouri Io Stot First downs 11 11 Tords coined rushing (set) 401 194 Forward paxaca Attempted 28 Forward pumi completed 3 1 Tarda hr Xorword peaces 149 1M Tarda tost attempted Xorword PASSCA 9 PaooeaaeeeooeeWeeeaA 10 17 rarword peases Intercepted DF oe mI 3 2 Terds coined run hock of in peases 43 Puntiac overoge from serlmmsce 39 S3 Total cords oil kicks returned a 42 373 Opponent fumbles re-eo re red 3 2 Tarda tost by penalties 17 Munles who gained nearly 200 yards rushing and -passing rip off a continuous march and only their determined battling kept Riley at bay in the last half when waa mostly on the defense But' even-then the Munles give' up and at the last set oft a short flurry by gallop of 15 and a pass to Jack Dotson but it get to midfield and a fumble ruined the chance and Riley took over sent in Sherkhta for a final 'fling but thli time be was held i A i 5 i 6 A Drops Team from Unbeaten V' Ranks 14 to 6 LOS ANGELES Oct The Bruins ofthe University' of California at Los Angeles dropped Santa Clara hum the ranks of the unbeaten today defeating the na turn's eighth-ranked team of Coach Buck Shaw by a score of 14 to 6 A crowd of 40000 saw the game The margin of victory was! by no means As decisive- as the score would indicate UCLA was leading by the scant margin of 7 to 6 with two: minutekA to' go when Freitas Santa great left hrfback and outstanding player of the! game' threw the ball far down the field' where Ev Riddle Bruin halfback picked it off on the dead run and scampered 30 yards for atouchdown Santa Glsim' stopped the UCLA running gqme -cold in the first half by great exhiblUon of line PtajV -i I Santa Clara got Its touchdown oh a 47-yard sprint of Freitas who faked a forward pass spun through tackle shook oft! tiro tacklers and ran across standing up Fullback Bill Prentice missed the placement 7V1 a JUNIOR COLLEGE RESULTS Arkansas City 7 Hutchinson 27 Parsons 7j Iola 39 Dorado-25 Fort Scott 7 Jesse i f-- a- A I i 4 I i A lj I i i i CALDWELIvOct! After being held scoreless In the first two periods Caldwell high school unleashed a two touchdown attack in the second half here M-day night to down Harper high 14 too- A Montgomery broke loose tor the home eleven in the third period for the first Caldwell tally while Sparks crossed for the home squad again in the fourth Caldwell outrushed the Harper eleven' 274 yards to 128 and chalked up a margin In' first downs of 8 to 2 over the invading team j-eas: yards from punU ponta 114 1 I of- the final period but when In there he was As predominating a figure as old Shocker stadium has eyfer watched i The Blond Ben passed and ran to lead a flashy Fort Riley drive straight down thh field in the third and that was thejrootball game gkerldan Rides Again Thr drive was culminated by a dazzling 23 yard dash by Sheridan who broke off his own left side and dodged and squirmed Ills way to the goal line as a half dozen Shockers made a vain-stab at the elusive figure enny went over by foot or two a desperate shocker tackle and later scoring drive which bogged down early in the fourth oh the ten after looking" like it would be sure tobresk in' scoring dirt But for the: first: time a Shocker jwas able to nail Sheridan aud it waa for a loss after Riley had -reached the seven with third and two 1 A field goal attempt from there failed- bya country block and Wichita took over -on a touchback 1 On the whole ft was a dose and interesting game and the speed and dash of the young and light: kfunies surprised and elated their rooters in the early stages The spirit of the Shockers was keen and even the big bruising RIJey line led' by a smashing tackle named Jester failed to daunt them although it had the collegians red lng in that third Wichita itself flashed some beauty at in-always to the runs by Sturdy and Hollar stances but the" attack I bogged before ft could get really danger zone due to the tug-i gecLFort Riley forward line Wich- itargot through it but not often- When the Shocker backs did break loose ft was 15 yards But the early gains1 were around the ends 1 and they often were nullified after a brilliant dash or two by a Riley end who would spill a play for a lOSS i i One Passing Flurry Wichita's passing also1' was too I erratic to pay off money In the first period ft click with Bill Cannon leading the aerial method started clicking late in the second'M Tufty Robinson caughtra high one out of a Riley arms Xt Wras started deep in Wichita's ownter-I rain and started off a blazing drive which Sturdy and Hollar carried along by passing but which failed I on the Riley 39 and the hallf ended sodn afterwards Lyle Sturdy did some very com mendable kicking Wichita and it was an important factor in hold- lng the big Service team 1 which had a constant threat in its lineup it' Seconding Sheridan in the Riley backfleld was' a 4 plunging fullback StanXwucs who tore into the line i and got short but needed yardage to help the touchdown Jaunt Fan Starts Off March 'That journey started on the Fort Riley 33 after Wichita had stopped the opening charge of the Soldiers In the second half A pass Sheridan to Catlet for 15 yards opened up the Wichita defense and Sheridan raced 20 but a mate was caught holding and most of it was nullified However Catlet plunged for nine and a first down at midfield and Sheridan faked another: pass and ran for IX to the 32 Sheridan got five more on another fake at a pass and Xwucs) got the rest for a first down and1 tben Sheridan got on his football horse and galloped to the diagonals Gayles try for point was wide Wichita's best threat was in the first period After their first drive had! been halted by an Interception In midfield a partly blocked Riley punt went out on the Wichita 29 Then the young collegians struck like lightning Hollar got ten at right end Sturdy lost seveh but Hollar got loose foir ten more Duane Stauffer then-found a holeat left tackle and dodged and slipped for a 32 yard run longest of the game He looked like he might go the way but ran out onlthe 21 gturdy Hits the Corner On-the first play Hollar was spilled for a loss a pass was low and Sturdy had to punt which he did with a fine shot which drifted out on the Riley flvet But Rile gained nine and got off a punt and got out of danger good It was Wichita's best chanoe The ALABAMA NOSES OUT 1 KENTUCKY 14 TO 0 1 LEXINGTON KY Qct rugged undefat(d I Crimson Tide defeated a hard ing Kentucky eleven here today iq to 0 both touchdowns ecHning in the last half rw Sparftfuia Score on Passi and Interception to' THm i4 Great Lakes EAST LANSING MICHJ Oct: 24 (A1) Michigan JSpartans upset the Great Lakes training station football team 14-0 before 11600 homecoming fans today' Wally Pawlowski counting in the second period on a pass from Dick Kleppe and Russell Gilpin -inter- ceptlng a' Bluejacket pass for an-othen score in the fourth period PENN STATE UPSETS COLGATE WITH PASS 1 STATE COLLEGE PAOct 24 -HdV-A 54-yard orward pass from Freshman Bobby Williams playing his first varsity game to Cliff St Clair early In the fourth quarto: enabled Penn State to defeat favored Colgate eleven 13-10 before 14000 today -i TULANE1 WINS 29 TO 14 NEW ORLEANS LA Oet 24 Tulane'k Green Wave rolled over North Carolina today winning 29' to 14 before a 1 crowd of 25000 ttY-y: L- RUSSELL RUNS OVER! ST JOSH 39 T7 i- HAT8 Oct 34 (8sclal) RussellhUh school aeorinx In every quarter -walloped St Joseph Military hre Friday! so to 7 with Dumler and Ickard passlnq the lnvadlnx eleven each scorlns twice la one-sided ame The Russell rquad cot off to an early lead In the first quarter with Rhlnehardt! crosslnx then Dumler passina to Boh Evans to sain a IS point' edge in the same Then Xckard -In the second broke1 loose for one of his allops in the third period Xi Dumler taUied In' the fourth and Xckard axain crossed for tho final score In the fourth Russell out-rushed St -Joe 225 yards to 77 1 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Hutchinson 7 Great Bid 13 Bartlesyjjle 6 Coffeyville26 Leavenworth 9 Olathe 20 Argentlne Lawrence 27 Baldwih 6 Wellsville 20 Shawnee Mission 32 Atchison 6 Chanute 2 Parsons 38 Colby 6 Norttn 0 -r Babetha 6 Hiawatha 27 i Troy 21 Effington 0 Caxiey 13s Fredonia 6 i Paola 13 EUmsas School 20-' -) 1 Yates Center 0 Neodesha 49 Wyandotte 21 Ward 0 Powhattan 19 pnaga 6 Ottawa 25 Emporia 0 Rosedale 35 Washington Rural 0 Humboldt is Garnett 0 Topeka 20 Wichita North Cherryvale 24 Altamont Oswego 61 Chetopa 0 tv Frontenac 27 McCune 0 Erie 28 remembers all too well the near upset of last week when the Commandos trailed the Flying Kellys of Albuquerque for more than three quarters of the game The Texans are confident that they vrlll be in the -battle all the way and especially since the addition of a wild running 'Texas lad appro prlately named Aukls who Is reported to be something of a sec end Pete Layden A wiry individual scampers from the fullback position behind a strong line that looks plenty tough The Texas squad arrived here yesterday after theft" long Journey frcmBan Antonio and held a limbering up session under the direction of coaches Doyle Preston and Gordon Bailey A new lineup of Commandos will start th-' game with a backfleld composed of Gene Ronzani at quar terback with Tip Mooney add the veteran Sewede Ellstrom at halfback posts Douglas whose' 70 yard bbot last week turned the tide of the game will be in at fullback A complete new line will be viewed too This will see 294 pound Thurman Qarrett going at center flanked by Jini and Franklin Capps 'Bchaupbach who tips the beams at 375 goes at one tacUe boat with Gene Ely at the other Joe Byrnes and Red Godfrey are' the end Choices The Ramblers lineup finds! the dependable Cokely at quarterback with'Foiey and Kalfaln the halfback posts The latter is kicking and passing star from San Fran cisco Dons and is slated to do a lot of ball carrying The Ramblers also boast plenty of beef fonner George in the line headed by the Cleveland Rams line ace Kennelly who weighs 23t Iliinoto back makes seven yards In a au a '-1 a STAaTINO LDHCT 2:30 o'clock -f Lawreneo Stadium RANDOLPH FIELD COMMANDO Wgt Foe Wgt MSS LB 187 Payne 16S LB 187 Byrnes KenneUy 230 LT 375 -8chaupbacb O'Conner 200 La 210 Finley Allen 210 294 Qarrqtt Vaughan: lAfe 205 RO 185 Capps Harpring 190 Rr 190 Ely Cascone 177 R8 185 Godfrey- Ookley liMt 175 QB 218 Ronsanl Foley 175 1-8 190 Mooney: Kalfaln 180 RT 1ST (C Ellstrom Aulds 100 FB 220 McEnulty i OFFICIALS -i George Gardner Southwestern UMPIRE Capt ry Patton Ft Riley HEAD Mn Angler Georgia ich Ii Kies Wichita Tech FIELD ilJUDG Far famed army flying school Randolph Field of Texas holds the spotlight in the football picture this afternoon at Lawrence St a In when the battling Ramblers attempt to shatter the perfect record of powerful Aero Commandos with kickoff slated for 2:30 One of the highlights of the day's program will be the halftime ceremonies featuring Mrs Helen Wuer-tele wife of Capt Carl Wuertele former Shocker football star who has been the hero of numerous air raids on the Japs in the Southwest Pacific Captain Wuertele is a graduate of Randolph Held and today his wife will be the guest of A MacCullough owner of the Com-mandofe JMrs Wuertele will receive special recognition from the Randolph team at the half' grid spectacle brings the famous flying school to a Kansas gndiren for the first time and the arm'd was passed around last night tint the Ramblers intend to make a battle of it all tlie! way That the Commandos will be bd the alert was the statement Issued by coach FFank (Fete) Bausch who Dick Good (52) a a a a Dame Harry Wright Dame won 21 to 14 (4) right Irish wiw yvuimgp Vi Illinois Back Smashes for Seven Yars 'IMiia'4 i pounds UtiUltU MORE AUTO MECHANICS KIRK BRAKE AND MOTOR SERVICE 2-4444 SSDMai! I 1 'fc -J Vj Market 49 to' 49 318 CHABIFAIGN ILL Ocf (AP A BU second quarter agaihsft Notre 24 Is Myron Pfeifer mini Notre guard being spilled Number 'j I If' 1 rh I'- ll-' 1 1 s' --ii 1 1 -ff V-ij'- i I-1--r'-- i "-'r----'- v- -r vi' i.