The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 15

9 7 THE WICHITA EAGLE SUNDAY MORNING 'NOVEMBER 22 1942 I sets Georgia Is IHI a rad ed a Benton Here with Cleveland Roms TULSA GETS SCARE AT CREIGHTON BUT RALLIES TO IT AUSUIU1 KKOffiS OST BULLDOGS Dl STOHNKG UPSET Thomas to Be Here 7-flor Rules Meeting High' sehool basketball rules will be analyzed at the annual rules meeting to be conducted here Tuesday Nov 24 by A Thomas state high seheol ath-letie commissioner All coaches and officials should attend the meeting which will be held at Central Intermediate at 7:30 S0v- A' i S' "7 A "iW VW JJ -v OfflO STATE WINS BIG TEN HONORS STOPPING VOLVES Powerful Buckeyes Score Three Times in Air and Sock Michigan 21-7 72000 FANS ARE OUT By JOHN COLBURN ObLUMBUS 0 NOV 21s-VPh-Ohio State a brilliant precision football machine overpowered its bitterest rival Michigan 21 to 7 to win an undisputed Western conference Championship today "The 71896 fans who saw the game raised attendance for five home games to 279945 The victory was sweet to Ohio in more ways than one Xt waa the first Hmn the Bucks have beaten MicMgvw since 1937 end it was the lint win over Michigan team coached by the wily FWts Crisler The conference title was second since 1939 and the first for its youthful coach Paul Brown three touchdowns -came on that were handled CO-CAFTAINS tor the University of Wichita Shockers in their i final grid game ef the season Thanksgiving day against Utah state ian Max Keeenr left standing and Hestell Nnckols right standing They are shewn here going ever game strategy with Line Coach John Obnctead left kneeling and 'AthletleDireetor Ralph Graham Koeonr regular left end is 6 feet tall weighs 189 and halls from Andale Kan Nuckolls regular left tackle is 5-foot-lO weight 185 and halls from Valley Center Kan -Both are seniors and will be playing their final game of tho year for Wichita next Thursday afternoon starting at 2 on Shocker field Koeour who is captain of Scabbard and Blade national honorary military fraternity Is a cadet officer in tho university's EOTXL and win bo commissioned a second lieutenant fat the Infantry following graduation: Nuckolls is In the Marine Corps reserro 'nd wfB begin train-1 tn for commission in the Marines at Qumrilce Ta following Gets Off to Flying Staft and Leads Georgia All Way FINAL SCORE IS 27 TO 13 By KOMNR WHEELER COLUMBUS QJL Nor You may boar In silent meditation tonight for a gridiron empire' that ru Georgia lost today to a brilliant 1 and under-rated Aubum 27-13 and the crash of America's Nol foot-ball team' probably resounded all the way to Pasadena Cal While 20000 hysterical Jans looked on the Tigers of mild Jack Meagher snatched a rumored Bose Bowl invitation out of Georgia1 hip pocket and kicked It an around Memorial stadium In a decisive M- minute route Georgia won the toss and scored the first touchdown within four fniwiitea of the opening kickoff took the initiative and hammered Georgia until the boys from Athens hollered Six minutes and 13 plays were all It took for big Jim Reynolds and win-o'-the-wlsp1 Monk Gaffwd whipsaw Georgia for a 7-6 lead yfram there on Auburn devoted it-1 self exclusively to knocking Georgia out of a national championship At half-time Auburn was leading 14-6 1 At the third quarter it was still 14-6 and Georgia fighting for break to turn the tide Then Aub- urn punched over another touch-: down patched Georgia match it and ficar lashed out with the coup de graee a fourth touchdown scored when Frankie Blnkwich i knocked down behind his own goal In an attempt to pass and Pagan Canonserl feu on the fumbled ball The spectacular the sec- ond in two weeks for the up-and down snapped string of victories at IS straight and knocked out what had promised to be a national championship game at Athena a week hence when Georgia meets Georgia Tech A hard-charging harder charging by far than anything Georgia had seen all was 'the difference between the two teams It throttled run nlng attack and rushed Its passers until all-America Frankie Sinkwlch and Charlie Trlppi thought the roof was falling in P1TTSBURGCRABS CERlitAt HONORS SECOND ONLY TO Dorn Hutson ef Green Bay in the art of catching' is Jta Beaten above classy Cleveland Bams end who win againet the Aero Commandos in their And gamo of the at Lawmneo stsdhmi this afternoon An All-American fta 1937 Benton is now playing hio fourth season with tho Kama Hurricane Knotted 19 to 19 at End of Third Turns on All Its iPower FINAL SCORE 33 TO 19 OMAHA Nov Golden Huiricane overcame an early deficit to continue on Its undefeated path downing Creighton 33 to 19 today before s' crowd 'of 9000 The Tulsans possessing a superb aerial attack clinched the Missouri Valley conference championship on their victory The Oklahoma team iras given Us most severe test of the season oy the Blue jays who unleashed a brilliant ground and aerial attack before being overpowexde In the final period For three quarters the teams fought it out on even terms going into th elast period with the score 19-19 was led to victory by the versatile Glezzn Dombs and Keith-1 ley with Judd starring at end as he snagged three touchdown passes The Bhxejays had several stars Johnny Tedore whose 63-yard run led to the first Creighton touchdown and Al iDimarcQ who hurled a 54-yard touchdown pass to Bill Brock in the second period and a five yard toss to the same Brock in the third NOTRE DAIJEWIHS OH GROUND GARS Wndcnta Hurl Paum but Irish Rush Moro In Free Score Game SOUTH BEND IND No 21- Otto brilliant passing failed to match the effects of Notre puysrizing ground attack led by sophomore Fullback Corwin Clatt today and the Irish snatched a 27 to 20 ftctory from Northwestern' before a crowd of 30000 The Irish bad to fight from behind twice in the first half to match Northwestern touchdowns and stalemate the score 13 to 13 at intermission but in the third pepcd Notre Dame pushed across two markers to hole the Wildcats1 so badly they could not emerge despite a 48-yard drive to a score' in the last period It was the 22nd game in the school1 bitter rivalry and left the Irish with 17 wins in the series The Purple have lost eight out of starts this season including today brilliance In the air completely overshadowed the attempts of Notre passing pride BertellL The willow-armed Wildcat completed 13 of 23 pitches for 175 yards Angelo made 4 in 7 for 72 Graham even outgained the running yardage of leg-pumping Clatt who clattered 149 yards on 23 trips CLEVEAND TEAM FINISHES SEASON HERE AT STADIUM i Rama will Meet Local Commandos Today in Test of Football Skill i A wsj swe X-Xl'Vb-JXA' 4 ''S' 4 JJ jjsv '-'V OKLAHOMA'S CAME SELLS WAR BONDS One of Finest Ball Clubs Comes to Norman for Game Dec 5 NORMAN1 OKLA Nov 21-Tht attractive Oklahoma-William and Mary football game here December 5 la sharing1 Interest with a statewide football war bond buying contest- The person or organization In Oklahoma who buys the biggest war bond from November 23 to midnight November 30 Will be presented between halves of the Soosxer-William and Mary gam with the baR actually booted hf the opening kickoff autographed by players and coaches of both teams This ban wffl be known as the 50th Anniversary Victory Football It win be dedicated to Sooner players who would have played this season if they enlisted in the nation's armed forces In spite of its thrilling feat of tying Missouri 6-6 here last Saturday the Oklahoma team win be facing defeat in this game William and Mary coached by Carl "Dutch" Voyles former Oklahoma Aggie playerj who played in the Aggies 9-0 upset defeat of thd Soaners at Oklahoma City back In 1917 first Aggie victory of an time against a Sooner team hasn't been beaten yet thik 8arm Indians were tied 7-7 by Harvard but licked Navy 3-0 and annihilated Dartmouth 35-13 besides trimming teams in its own sector by lsfge scores Already William and Mary Is being mentioned as a Bowl possibility The war bond buying contest wOl be state wide starting November 23 in each of the 77 counties of the state Two complimentary reserved seat tickets to the Sooner-WlQlam and Mary battle and also a program autographed by Coach Dewey Luster and also by End Dub Lamb and winFfctwg Back BUI Campbell co-captalns will be mailed to the winner In each of the 77 state counties These 77 pairs of tickets are being donated by the Sooner athletic department ttames of the highest bond buyer in each of the counties will be promptly mailed after midnight November 30 to Fayette Oopeland acting president of the Sooner athletic council by each county war bond administrator so that the tickets and autographed program may be mailed without loss of time to the contest winners THE WICHITA BOWLING LEAGCB Wlchit Union Stock Yard 23 IS JR WkHiM Terminal ocUttnn 30 14 Oa Service Co ST 10 IS AM ZIoib Flour 4 IS IS A 00 DeZol Oiler IS 90 444 Sant To Railroad Co is 90 444 Miaaourt Pacific Lines 90 444 WlchlM Flour Mills Co is 91 Ml Hick ladivMaal Aecracas Crlaer Wichita Union Stock Tarda 193 Davis Miaeourl Pacific Uses 103 Orett Bants Rr allroad Co ITS Smith UiaMurt Pacific Lines Pniilippi Miaaourt Pacific Lines 174 8 Adiar Wichita Union Stock Tarda I7t Baker Wchita Union Stock Tarda 173 Duke Mullen Silk Float Flour 173 Footer Wichita Terminal 149 Walker Wichita Terminal 149 Spaldinr Santa Fe Raid road Co ISO FLATMORE BOWUNd Won Lost Pet Peacock Jewelers 34 AST Watt Drue 23 IS A39 32 14 611 20 10 AOS is ia aoo IS 31 417 13 1 33 A61 9 97 A30 Falatarr Br -Drue Solom oa candy Kansas Coal Sehlita Bw Kershry Bread Rich individual ten and Brawn with 237 and 977 EUsh team tea sad thirty-Falstff with 933 and 2523 DINAII GETS nONOB -Dinah Shore who is working in Warner Bros "Thank Your Lucky has just been notified that her name will be included in the forthcoming edition of "Who's Who1 in the Western Hemisphere" SHIRTS THAT FIT COST NO MORE! SF2CIAL OFFER osmsg-s MADE TO MEASURE WICHITA SHIRT CO 1713H DOUGLAS i i 3 44 1 i I Ml' WISCONSIN UPSETS BIG MINNESOTA HI CUSH FOR SECOND Badgers Secure Runner-up Honors and Biggest Glory in Years i SOCRE IS 20 TO 6 By ARTHUR BTSTROM MADISON WIS Nov An alert efficient Wisconsin football team that smashed 61 yards to ware In the first three mln-tes checked power drives the restlof the 1 way today to Esin a 20 to6 victory before 46-OOR ans The victory gave' Wisconsin second plsce in the Big Ten race and one' of the best records of: recent years with eight wins one defeat and a-tie Wisconsin took the opening kickoff back to its 31 and promptly started a touchdown mumh a Pat Harder plunging fullback took a lateral from Quarterback Ashlsy Andersen on the Gopher 40 and raced right end to the 18 BO went around lefUend to the 12 on the next shot and on a third try -went over tackle to the four Another through the line by Harder gave the Badgers a tooch-down Harder kicked the pcnt and Wisconsin led 7 to 0 VLste in the second quarter Herman Frickey Gopher safety man fumbled a punt on his 32 ud FTed Negus Wisconsin center recovered Hirsch passed to Schreiner who caught it on the 17 and Aced for a touchdown Harder converted Bob Baumann got off a Treat punt to push Minnesota to Its 11 in the final! period The Gophers tried four plays and a fourth down gamble gave Wisconsin the tudl on the 19 Harder passed to Schreiner on the four yard line and then cracked center to the twow Anderson went Over for a touchdown on a quarterback sneak but Harder misseef the try for an extra point Late in the period Driey Gopher halfback broke loose for a 44 yard right end run to 15 Daley passed to Bill Garaaas on the one yard line and then hit right tackle for score try for the extra point failed aerial gunners Actors Chester Morris and Richard Arlen are In Harlingen Texas filming location scenes for gunner for' producers Pine and Thomas A'i 5r AS ADVIRTISID fv ROIL FLEX BEND I- O-r- lr rt The patented construction in permits correct muscles 'S Shown: stained Gorillas Defeat Emporia State to Win Title After 13 to 0 Victory KAN Nov Pittsburg state teachers sewed up the central conference football championship todays repeating its 1941 triumph by 'trimming Emporia Teachers 13 to 0 The victory left Pittsburg undefeated in conference play Things started badly for Pittsburg as Bnporl intercepted a Oorllla pass "a few: plays after the game started But a few minutes later Taylor's attempted punt was blocked and Ridenour Pittsburg end scooped up the ball and dashed 30 -yards for a touchdown Two minutes later Taylor's attempted pass wss intercepted by Tblle and a few plays later Chuette carried the ball over Defense Basket League Records SCHEDtTUS Gia Beach Jljtri Boetas sec I Bobcats as U-SCIcet-tt Candy Bystem I 06 Osvie-Weetbolt Cotemsa Luif CstSeSrsI Bich Gym "W-Stt Hers Mur eery sera Pirti 'I Boein Bombers ts culver Aircraft JBoeine Redskus ts Bye Sset Sub Glrla Gym QirU vs Osris-Westhalt Beech Olrli Tool Olrla 1 Baen OtrU ve Bye a Ase Boy Grm Boeine BedaklBe Robots vs Aero Porte Ouau-Weetholt ae Mt Hope Nursery Cutbedrul Hick Gym 06 Beech Flyer a Coleman Lamp 06-Boeias Ui as Cujacr Alreraft U-Seiect-Xt a Bye MKJrs PBI-S EASON LEAGrX Woa Lost Pet with deadly accuracy despite a slippery balL But the winning margin of twoj touchdowns came as its alert hard -charging eleven capitalized on two breaks Michigan also set' up its only score on passes although the touchdown waa scared through the line It was an Ohio linesman Charles Csurl of Cleveland who paved the way far the first score Gsurl the all-America tackle candidate broke through in the second period to block a punt by Michigan Tom Kuzma Ohio' got the ban on the Wolverine 36 Little Les Horvath 166 pounds of dynamite hurled a 30-yard to speedy Paul Sarringhaua Then the two halfbacks reversed the procedure Horvath passed from the 12 to Sarringhaua over the goal line Ohio Leads at Half Ohio led 7 to 0 at the half after almost taking the heart out of the Wolverines by stopping them on the three-yard line after an aerial attack had taken them 40 yards The half-time gun was all that kept Michigan from icrrTg After an exchange of punts in the third period Ohio State got the bell on its own 36 Three plays later Sarringhaua and lanky' Bob Shaw Ohio end engineered a 58-yard touchdown pass play Sarringhaua pitched the hw 23 yards to Shaw who grabbed It on the1 Michigan 35 Stepping along like a toe dancer a few indies inside the sideline Shaw eluded three taeklers to cover the distance to the go aUL Michigan got back into the ball game with its own aerial attack Taking an out-of-bounds kickoff on their own 35 the Wolverines went to the Ohio 20 on two pass plays One from Halfback Paul White to sub Halfback Bob Chappuis covered 30 yards and a Chappuis pass to E3mer Madar was good for 15 Then Bob Wiese Michigan sophomore full hack started his battering ram attack Except far one five-yard advance by White Wiese pounded to the one from where he wentj over Jim Brieske a substitute pigeer kicking artist added the extra point Ohio was determined not to the game close Shaw intercepted one of White's passes on the Michigan 33 and the Bucks pounded to the nine from where Fullback Gene Fekete tried a field goal that was low Michigan advanced to its 32 where White fumbled and Ohio recovered Sarringhaua passed to Horvath on the next play and the fleetf doted halfback got the ball on the five and scampered across It was Michigan al the way as far as statistics went but It was precision football that results in scores on perfectly executed that gave Ohio its eighth one defeat for the son The loss was Michigan's third In nine games STILL A GOB Eddie Bracken who played a sailor in "The Fleet's Jn" plays the same role in "Star Spangled Rhythm" the musical with cast of over seventy-five top players HIT TOP IN PROFESSION Bill Edwards BlU Kennedy and Bill Crsgo are three of the tallest men now working in pictures All Of them are under contract to Warner Bros Kiiav eMOSCOW HUSSIA LBUNGBAP Seriet etege city TOntlEY SHOOT Outpost No 1 2181 South Hydraulic Wichita -V'- 4 Days Nojr 20 2122 23 Fri StLy Suiu Mon 10:00 AM 7 7 TURRETS DUCKS GEESE -j AH Types at Shoots Ewerybody Inrited Free Coffee jJ SOUTHWESTERN IN EASY VICTORY AT WASHBURN FIELD Builders Explode Bright and Early and Run Up 22 to 0 Victory SPOON THORNTON LEAD TOPEKA Nov Explod lug with a touchdown march in the first seven minutes of play1 Southwestern college gained two other first-half counters to blank Wash-bum university 22-0 tonight It was the last Central conference football game this season for both teams giving Southwestern a change to tie far third place Howard Spoon and Joe Thornton both freshmen sparked the first Bulkier drive Thornton going over for the score Spoon passed to Thornton for the second touchdown on the first play of the second period A few minutes later Spoon bucked the Una for the third score Joe Vsrm converted one and in the third period kicked a field goal from the 20 as the gun barked Washburn failed to get beyond the visitors 30-yard line Kansas Wesleyan Puts Bad Ending to Ft: Hays Year HAYS KAN Nov Kansas Wesleyan from Salina put the finishing touch to i disastrous grid season for Fort Hays State college today defeating the Hays Tigers 9 to in an inter-conference football game Scoring in second final periods the Wesley ana were in command all the way Keithline took over the ban from the 3-yard stripe in the second quarter for the visitors first score At the start of the fourth Van Pelt put the clincher on with a field goal from the 4-yard llne PLENTY OF MUSIC Tunesmlths Arthur Schwartz and FYanlt Loesser break all records for original songs for a motion picture with their words and music for Warner Bios "Thank Yoar Lucky They have turned in 14 ditties for the production FACT NOT One of the sagest lines of the screen season is uttered by Eddie Bracken in "Happy Go Says Eddie: "You only get out a sweater what you put in Vic Jones Star for Pretty Prairie PRETTY PRAIRIE KAN Nev (AP)-Vle Jones Pretty Prairie high school football team halfback ended his high school career here tonight by scoring 41 points enabling his team to defeat Kingman 47 to 7 Jonef established a southwest Kansas "record for the season bringing his total to 201 points in 10 games His final touchdown tonight was a 70 yard return of a King-man punt I'JBESTLIUG FORUM MONj NOY 23 ISBZEK VS 1 i 3 OTHER MATCHES Tickets at i -126 South Slain jt-y'1 -t1 --s' WHIRLAWAY MAY WIN A MILLION So Says Trainer Jones in Outlining Two More Years of Racing MIAMI FLA NOV 20 (ff) Whlrlaway will throw his heart and legs Into two more years of racing before retiring to stud in 1944 and Trainer Ben Jones believes he may run his earnings up around the mllUnwwWltF jnjtrtj Jones said today that Warren champlnnT money' winner never was in better shape and is scheduled for two more years of competition against the best thoroughbreds wont predict' how much money earn but I do say he could become a million dollar horse" Jones commented has never been scratched in three years of hard racing and he haa earned $548421 He is sound ready for anything training is going on dally and Jones believed he be entered in a couple of early kraces the coming' Florida season to keep him tuned up "WeTe not apt to run him before February except for a couple of said the trainer "Right now the only races I can definitely for him are the McLennan isndicap and the Widener" Jones announcement promised top quality competition for Florida's two ranking races in which Whlrlaway waa not entered last year because Wright and Jones had planned to keep him at Santa Anita and lost out on the big winter purses when the war dosed the California track GEORGIA TECH IS STILL UNBEATEN Plays Second Stringers Pert of Game to Turn Back porida 20 to 7 ATLANTA Nov Yellow Jackets put in a strong bid for national honors today by coming back from a dismal start to whip Florida 20-7 for their ninth successive victory as Georgia tumbled stunningly The undefeated-untied rallyign around southpaw freshman dint Castleberry and another little back Davey Eldredge overpowered underdog stubbornness with a determined attack in the second half About ISjOOO fans saw the Techs march to within one game of a perfect season The Engineers put together only one drive before the intermission converting it into a 7-0 lead that enabled them oreach the half all even at 7-7 Then with the regulars starting the second half the Techs proceeded to clip off a touchdown in of the last two quarters 1 FIRST ROLE LEAD Newcomer Amelita Ward was given the lead opposite Chester Morris and Richard Arlen in "Aerial Gunner" for her first i signment She was discovered in HarMngen Tex by Producers Pine and Thomas while they were filming location scenes at the Harlingen Aerial Gunnery school AMUSING DIALOGUE Most amusing-truthful bit of dialogue In The Palm Beach Story is spoken by Claudette Colbert to Rudy Vallee when he starts to sing She says "You have a nice little voice" He replies "Thank you I used to sing In college" Church Basketball This week completes the pre-sea-ion Church basketball league play with each team playing two games JOHX MARSHALL GYM TanSav Saw1 24 Bethel WmI Old XT 8outh LawranccChrUUaa ra Fir at Walr ra Aabary IW4 Sow 97 "I Ore ts West Side BaptUL I Bethel Fim South Lavrenee Chrlatlaa As-hurr I LX TXCJL GYM latarMr Sow 23 Waaler vs Weat Side Baptist Grace It Weak Side 1 'Today's Lineups RAMS Po COMMARDOS HfrUmwf oin ooJJB -j a KtUtf Audu 49 9 4 4alMM9a SchAUptach Mathewm eo 0ioo eXd3 eeqe eee ooo Al Oonriilfc 4tMMIM oo-ooeoeoeou Bbuscb StUSft MV 0 00 6 449H34Q4IM PttQjlA o6M OMPtf OllMOa m9604MMRaM99M99 lAFOGIl ElrtQB 4a4944t twHiiai Mil'1 RdMMl KftA 4t94Mf09ii LH oooooeoo WTwbIbt MMnni oo o-o 6aRH oooooofo SBiUb'1! rB Tho final appearance of avpro football club here this season! will be made today as Rams play -the Wichita Commandos at Lawrence field at 1:30 Cleveland third ranking team of the western division of the National Pro football league comes with record of a win and a loss to the Chicago Cardinals this year Indicating they are fully as tough as the gigantic invaders who beat the local club 35-7 last Sunday style is different inasmuch as the Rams play a more open type from Coach Dutch ownersion of a The Rama arrived last night under direction of their noted coach himself an all-American and one of the greatest players yet produced in the West' Among the Rams are several mid-western i stars Conkrlght of Oklahoma Stuart of Tulsa Gibson of TUlsa Thorpe and Benton of Arkansas Matheson of Texas Mines all linesmen AGE BEFORE BEAUTY Betty portrayal of Mrs wimm Morton wife of tha dlscov erer of the anaesthesia covers i twenty-year span in "Great Without Glory" She is first as a middle-aged widow as a young bride All elephants In the Indian prov-J of Assam bordering Burma must pe registered under the Defense of India rules those held for the Army being excepted E6AD FRIENDS DOING ODR OWN WORK BECOMES A WAR RN KML WE DRIVE IS A BULLET FosterjNAne 85 V' Regular 56A0 Value Bound edge fur felt phantom-weight with real full leather Sweat band- oil-akin lining for protection Good rseleetlon of colors Others 2Jj5 up yyy-: Complete Line ef Vv iV john Stetson Hats for wear far work dress and sport jt -'-MENS WEAK 2135 'N Broadway peach Plyeri vesna Bobcats C-Select-It Candy BrsUi A Dayls-Westbolt Air Nursery Aera Parte UttCo Culaer Aircraft Co Coleman Lamp Stove Oa mj Boeine Redsktne PBS-SEAOW LEA OCX Tie Woa Lost is Boetns Olrle 16 6 Aero Parts Ufs Olrle i 6 Daats-Westhoit Gins' 6- I QMH Tool A Uti: 4 1044 1006 1064 1000 JS00 J04 soo 004 060 MO M0 Pet 1040 000 004 040 000 PLAINS UNDEFEATED PLAINS KAN Not 'Sli-PUlm high school won its 8th consecutive -football game under Coach A Bergen by defeating Sublette 33 to 26 It allowed Plains to finish perfect undefeated season' Pringle Ham Shlngel Geshlnger and Brown made- touchdowns for Plains During the season Plains made 243 points to 83 for opponents and gradually Improved as the season wore on IVIES NEWSPAPER TO MOVIES Jean Parker won her first movie contract when picture appeared in a newspaper Jean is currently ap- pearlngwlth Richard Arlen in Par-amount'i "Wrecking crew" At Our Modem Duck Pin Alleys Bowlingr plin? Alleys North Emporia 'j- 125 nailess Osteo-path-ik eliminates breaking freedom while it gives support allows dormant to develop naturally MacGregor of hand Scotch grain calf waterproofed double sole $4450 6 4 J-U 1 4 -tV ij V- 'u A Jf I-.