The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 23

I A 'iT SECTION I THIS COMMERCIAL A1TEAL MORNING OCTOBER 2) Win i Believe It or Not Ripley Statistics On Miss -Clemson MERIDIAN Misa Oct Statistics: First Ole Miss 12 Clemson 4 Yards Gained From Scrimmage-Ole Miss 265 Clemson 114 Yards Gained on Running Plays Mias 195 Clemson 79 Passes Ole Miss 5 for 70 yards Clemson 2 for 35 yards Incomplete Passes Ole Miss 3 Clemson 5 Intercepted Passes-By Ole Miss 3 by Clemson 1 Punts Ols Miss 51 yards Clemson 49 yards Ole Miss 10 times averaging 419 yards Clemson punted 10 times averaging 464 yards Yards Lost From Scrimmage-Ole Miss 13 Clemson 16 Ole Miss 70 yards Clemson 30 yards Questions and TJy the Fans and Staff UNIVERSITY Until now I considered myself not expert enough on football throughout the nation to participate in your Grid Picks But surely if a fan dancer is judge enough to have her picture heading your column I as a college student feel that I in not presuming in submitting my humble choice But what has fan dancing got to do with football? Doesn't tbs press get free ducats to sll entertainments at the theaters in Memphis or do they have to pull something like this In order to see the 8 CRULL Answer-1 found Miss Sands a very good conversationalist On football After my showing the post two weeks against the fans I figured she might he able to blindfold herself and still outpick me And there ere probably a gheat number of fans who feel the same way Whenever a "fan takes tima out to discuss football Mr- Crull that Is news In Sportscasting sny MAXWELL RALPH HAIZLIP former Uni- Mississippi State over Southwestern I am a former State student end am pulling for Many thanks for the publicity Mississippi State is ALDRIDGE WiTM Car 2 KL9 rhoscs-? mouth A NO 2 TONfiUt IK THE UST PEIIIOD Big Crowd Witnessed Contest on Meridian Field GOV CONNER A SPECTATOR Mississippi Scores Come as Result of Relentless Drives After Teams Battle on Even Terms Most of Game BY DAVE BLOOM Commercial Appeal BlaU Correa pond ent MERDIAN Miaa Oct 28-Ole Miu ploying the port of a slumbering giant in the first half awoke with vengeance in the latter stagee of the game with Clemson here today and crashed the South Carollnana IS to 0 Governor Conner of Mississippi was the distinguished guest in a crowd of more than 5000 that saw a hard fought football game the feature attraction of Lauderdale County's centennial celebration The victory was Ole Miss' fourth and the team still has a record clear of defeats 'George Gunter a shifty halfback from Kilmichael Miss scored both Ole Min touchdowns in the early Sart of the fourth quarter and Bill lichardson of Philadelphia Miss added ono extra point with a placement Clemson just ss big as Ole Miss wss just as good in tho first half holding a slight edge In the play and causing a bit of uneasiness among the Ole Min followers But there wss no ground for fear the Red and Blue looked like a new team when they took the field in the second half and Clemson gradually pushed back into their oWn territory yielded the first udai down grudgingly then collapsed in the face of a spirited Ole Miss attack Scores Follow Drives The scoring plays came as climaxes to relentless driving brilliant running and heady generalship on the part of Pete Ruby Ole Miss quarterback The stage for both was set by a play as old as a forward lateral pass that Clemson seemed wholly unable to solve and on both occasions when' it worked left them in a hole from which they could never emerge Ole Miss started driving for a touchdown late in the third period from their own 35-yard line They earned a first down on their own 45 on a short pass and a couple of drives at the line by Earl Hutson Then came the first of the forward laterals Ruby flipped a quick pais to Monk Montgomery on end Montgomery turned and heaved laterally to Gunter coming wide around end and Gunter stopped until he reached Clemson's 30-yard line Clemson clearly taken back yielded another first down on punches at the line by Rab Rodgers Gunter and Hutson Continuing their battering Hutson with tremendous drive carried the ball to Ctemson's five-yard line Hutson tried twice and take it over so Gunter on a doubles pass cut between right guard and tackle to score standing up tlrnison Trice Pan Clemson seeing the game slip away tried a pass right after the kickoff and the ball slipped out of JLynn's hands into tho eager ones of Rab Rodgers who was downed on Clemson's 43 and Ole Miss wss on their way again The forward intcral was trotted nut this time with Rodgers taking the backward toss from Montgomery to run the ball 15 yards to 30 Hutson passed to Ruhy for nine and rammed a first down on the 20-yard line to act the stage for the longest run of the and the scoring play Ru luby took the ball from renter handed it to Hutson who started for Clemson's left tackle As he did Gunter generating speed came around fast and with Ruby doing some super blocking skirted Clemson's right enil for the touchdown running 20 yards and having to evade but one tackier so good was the blocking and so smooth tho deception There wasn't any more but there was one play for the book Tex Nelson Ole Miss center hacked up and intercepted a pass from Woodward No ball rarrirr Tex looked around spied Chester Curtis tossed him a lateral and Curtis returned the ball to mid field on a 10-ynrd dash Recounting the buret of action crowded into the final 17 minutes doesn't tell the story of a valiant Clemson defense In the -irst half that stopped virtually everything Ole Miss had and of a Clemson attack led by a flnn back Henry Woodward that went as far ns Ole 30-yard line in tho second quarter The Tigers finding Ole Miss sluggish pressed things In a manner that made them look dangerous-hut the OlS Wins metamorphosis of tho second half took all of the sting out of Jess Neely's team's rttneir and oil but caved their sturdy deftnre Olo Miss floes Over The 233 yards Ole Miss made from Rcrlmmoge wore mostly garnered In tho second hnlf Clemson could account for but 114 yards on running nnd parsing plays Ole Miss mnds 12 first downs to Clemson's four It was only In punting that Clemson had a marked superiority John Troutman booting the ball far and li ng and with fine direction It was this rangy tackle and his running mnte I Brown who paved a bulwark on defense for the Tigers stopping plHy after play until the end Woodwnrd was Clemson's best running back and McGbwn played fine defense football Pats Ruhy In addition to running the Ols Miss team well played a remarkable brand of football barking up the line handled the ball beautifully and blocked like nobody's business Brarl White Ole Miss star balfbnrk played but part of the game and Gunter and Rab Rodgers and Hutson took over the running honors Hutson generated plenty of power in his smacks at the llna with them a supply of the red ap-6 pics THE KING OF BEGGARS This ragged representative of royalty is a true king and ruler of the Guild of the city of Canton China His word la law to many thousands of mendicants of the ylty and the province Every householder under his "jurisdiction" is periodically assessed a certain amount of protection money the payment of which assures him freedom from molestation by the ragged "subjects" The Guild is one of the oldest and best organised labor unions of China vereity of ArkanaAs atar athlete now realding in Jonesboro Ark is jk regular contender in Grid Picks A COBB Moorhead Miss Kentucky and Tennessee football scores sines Tennessee 6 Kentucky 0 1927 Tennessee 20 Kentucky 0 1928 Tennessee 0 Kentucky 0 1929 Tennesseo 6 Kentucky 6 1930 Tennessee 8 Kentucky 6 1931 Tennesseo 6 Kentucky 6 1932 Tennessee 26 Kentucky MAXWELL Your idea of making the Grid Picks contest seem difficult siicreeiied last week but it just happened Had someone in Memphis got their picks in first it would have been loo had for our Tri-State friends a solution that might help in the future Most of the contestants that would derive any benefit from tho tickets to various games get their paper tho same day as ones in the city They loss time In having to mail the "picks" to town I know that the Tri-State edition is different in some respects from the rity My suggestion Is that you publish your pick In the Tri-Staie edition on Tuesday so that they can bo in the mail on that dny and arrive Wednesday Use some sort of distinguishing feature such as printed at tha top This would prevent Memphians from grabbing the early edition because if a Memphis pick had a Tri-State on it it could be thrown out My explanation may not be so rlcsr but if you concentrate on it perhaps you can see through it A wooden nickel should be given those who shout the in last week's contest I did murh hotter on those then I did on the rest The and Okla Teachers was the only one of three I missed Would that I had done so well on the ones that were Woe is me! But alas perhaps I shall fare better this CLOYD JOHNSON HARRISBURG Ark our pick for this week just to prove Early Maxwell is not the south's worst picker fired Mre Thompson's review of the Alabama and Tennesseo game and her comment on Feathers scoring tho only touchdown from the 12-yard line One Pete Craig Vol fullback whose home Is Blytheville Ark parried the ball a few minutes before to the 22-yard line where Alabama was penalized nnd the ball given to the Vola on the Alabama seven-yard marker This is the line from which Feathers carried the ball over for Tennessee's only points of the SK1PPI NORTON (Snipe Hunter De Luxe) BASTROP I have been reader of The Commercial Appeal for a number of years This may be the worst plrk of all the Grid Pick entries but I am giving it a KIRBY NORDSTROM CALEDONIA Miss I'm a new entry in Grid Picks It seems the farther from Memphis a fan lives i the less likely he is to win Who said Ole Miss couldn't play ball? Watch Brad White make All- Southern Hope to see you at the big I ADAMS DUBLIN Miss Here they ere my guess might be es good se yours I took four weeks' practice before mailing one in Thanks for the GRAT JR TYRO I enjoy your column very much and hope you continue the Grid Picks VERNON RHYNE HUNTINGDON Tenn-Thls Is the best I eaa figure it but don't blindly follow this in putting up your money Where your money is involved figure some for EARL SAYLES MACON Tenn Here's my third clash with the tenms of guessers Though I have no faith in the "third time theory I have Just as much faith In my rhanccs and guess as the next fel- NEAL I notice that you snd I have been running neck and neck week after week My average is due to improve this week Maybe your mark will show to advantage OTIS LOTT 1712 Faxon Avenue SPENCER Wesson Miss It was decided st the very beginning not to include junior colleges in Grid Picks although there are quite a few of these teams follow closely-MAXWELL DUCK HILL Miss Enjoy your porta column very much Am getting a greet kick out of participating In the "Grid Flrks" contest You will notice I picked Lineup: Ole Mies (13) Montgomery Rlebardion Bilbo Ncleoe a Britt Gill i Herrington Ruby Curtle White Hution Clemson Keller Brown Belneman Cummins Croxton Hosier Klsram Wllhmon Steven Binsnn McGowan Score by periods: Ols Mies 0 A A 13 13 Clemson A A 0 0 a Olo Miss scoring: Muntrr 1 Point after touchdown Richardson (plscsmsnt) Olo Miss substitutions: Caspar for Curtis Carrulh for Britt Ounter for wnitc Flow ere for Richardson Rodger for Caspar Rounsnvlll for Herrington Robertson for Montgomery Wilson for Kelson Shoemaker for Gunter Clrmann Troutman for Doiier Horton for Ktsum Yarbrough for Cummingi Woodward for Hinson Short for K-iler Lynn for Simms inn-blnst for Cmnton Dillard for Willlmon Horton for Klsaam Offlriali: Referee Hr Sammy Hander (U of Doctors): limpir Major Franks (Army) head linesman Chadwlrk (Marietta) fltld Judge Bsbe Penrco (Alabama) ABBOTT NAMED NEW OF Managed Memphis Club During Season of 1921 dnd 1922 ATLANTA Ga Oct Spencer Abbott veteran baseball man tonight wae named manager of the Atlanta Crackers of the Southern Association for next year Earl Mann will be business manager and Bill White coach will act as srout for the club Wilbert Robinson former Brooklyn manager will remain as president of the rlub Abbott broke into baseball In 1905 with Kansas City In 1905 he led the Topeka club to a pennant and wae elected chief of police of Toneka Later he purchased the Denver club end transferred it to Hutcheson Kan He wae manager of the Tulsa Okie rlub in 1920 where he won a pennant For tho next two years he managed the Memphis Chirks in the Southern and then went to the Brooklyn Nationals as a scout Last year he managed the Portland Ore club in the Pacific Coast League The new management starts with a club that finished in last place this year MANAGED CHICKS Spencer Abbott new manager of the Crackers managed the Chicks of Memphis in 1921 and 1922 winning the pennant his first year here and nearly winning the second year MICH SWAMPS CHICAGO Wolverines Win Score 28 to 0 to Take Big Ten Lead STAGG FIELD CHICAGO Oct Chicago turned nut to be just a straw man which Michigan started knocking down in the first minute of game at Stagg Field and kept on knocking down until the score had reached a topheavy peak in the final minutes of 28 to Michigan had established the seme margin over the Maroons in 1893 and 1903 so the ill fortune of the years ending in "three" seemed very consistent from the Chicago viewpoint Incidentally 28 to 0 is the worst Michigan bee ever beaten the Maroons victory sent Harry Kipke'e beautifully finished eleven to the top of the Big Ten standing Illinois is now the only other team that is unbeaten or untied In conference competition and the mini have won but one game Purdue and Minnesota tied but still without defeat remain in the race The Maroons wers only In the gams to serve os a set of chess men that tho Wolverines pushed around practically as they willed in giving a demonstration of football that was almost ss perfect as blackboard lecture The Wolves might easily have added a couple of more touchdowns Lineup: Mlrhlyan P(ltlnn Chic sn Pebakry LK Well Hlstirt l)sn Shvsk Ferrets Bernard -C Pa 1 1 ft si Knwslik Manelkla Austin Rlns Ward Wnir West over QB Smith Kvarlmnliia 1H Simmer Kay Ben anger Rested rn Myqulst mrs by period MlrhlkM Chicago A A 0 enrinc summary: Tnurh- down Fay Kverhardu Renner (sub fnr Westnvcri Wratnvrr Points after touch-down: Kwrhnrdun (3) Fctosksy Chap man (sub lor PeUmkry) orfldnls: Referee Rlreh (Karl- ham) umpire Anthony Haines (Yali field Judk Col Harked: (West Point) head linesman Ay Wyatt (Missouri) How's This For All American? NEW ORLEANS La Oct A football fan sent in his selections for all-American team today te a New Orleans editor It follows: Beans of Boston right end Brief of Case right tackle Band of Stetson right guard Address of Gettysburg center Sign of Holy Cross left guard Bowl of Rire quarterback Horns of Buffalo left tackle Fella of Niagara left end Marriage of William and Mary halfback Stratrh of Penn halfback "Bunch of Tufts fullback Coach Tube of Colgate Picture vrittik on a TVPCwantR by fir rtcCPfW- sf first lsnP PRINCETON IN EARLY WIN OYER GENERALS Score in the First Period to Win by Margin of 6-0 to 28 for the pupils of Frits Crisler The lone score came In the opening period when Princeton took punt on the Washington and Lee 44-yard stripe end pushed goslward Pepper Constable plunging star of old Nassau drove through the linn ror two first downs in a row Then Chick Kaufman sidestepped and twisted his way the remaining distance for a touchdown John failed in the extra point try Lineup: WaihiRKtoa ltln Prlnctun HAZEL I am enjoying your GrM I'lck contest very much The only regretabte feature is that I just win Here's hoping Alabama and Georgia come through with flying colors and hurrah for the south! One who enjoys reading The Commercial Appeal and your sports HAROLD EDWARDS CARROLLTON Miss-I sm the world's worst picker even taking you into consideration No doubt If I should ever win the prise it would he to a game that wee post- rnrd on account of rain or else would he sick abed So far I have en averse of exactly 271 Yours for a better batting average Say by the wey just what is your average so far this LANG ANSWER -I would prefer not to discuss my average at this time MAXWELL BELLS Tenn -I am a big admirer of The Commercial Appeal end especially "Sports Since you started publishing the "Grid each week I have sent in my choice every time but ss yet have not been very successful The only consolation I get is In beating you That's something at least Yours for a bigger and better sporting section if ELLIOTT ITATTOX Lafayrtte Tnd is among the entries in Grid Picks making 23 states represented CALHOUN CITY Mis-T have a suggestion to make te you to help on the final tabulation of our Grid Picks It would help quite a hit tf you would publish the results of the games Included In your content on Monday It this could he done It would certeinly he appro-elated AUSTIN LANGSTON ANSWER Request ha hern given tha nerrary okay Watrh tor rcnults MAXWELL 8TARKVILLE Miss enjoy reading your comment on all sports and think that The Commercial Appeal Is the greatest newspaper in the world If you do not believe that It is the greatest Just get in a hospital in Chicago for several weeks and never get a glimpse of The Commercial Appeal And then when you reach Memphis get your first southern news you feel that you have been lust for several weeks Hoping that you will continue your good work and keep the news coming as we people down In Mississippi enjoy your LIN'D LEY BOONEVILLE Itfs pretty Into to be sending in my Grid Picks as there are probably thousands in already I might ss well start now ns any time SriGHT WEAVER Steele Mo has never seen a football game but he is a regular entry in Grid Picks SANATORIUM Miss-My record fnr the season Is 57 wins 1 tics and 11 losses Your contest is very entertaining nnd deserve tha widespread interest that it has FANT MEMPHIS -Inclosed you will find my grid picks for this week and I must say that I'm more optimistic over them than I have been over any of the picks in past weeks We won't go into a discussion of results lost week We'll let by-goncs be by-gones nothing but fair to admit that you beat me even if you did miss eight I missed nine Last week was a tough one for all but Tvs a feeling things will be different this week There are only two or three hard ones on the list I may think diffrently by Sat-look easy urday night but they new Say Early why don't you use your influence with the right au- thorilics in the scramble for a game between Teachers College snd Southwestern It would be a natural In former years I would have been inclined to line up with Southwestern as a winner but I actually believe the Tigers from Normal could llek the Lynx this fell if given a nance The game if It goes through probably will rival the annual Tech-Cuntral game for the title of the local grid DONALD LEDBETTER 2113 Jefferson Avenue There ere letters in this office for A GODMAN "DOC HOT-TUM and MILTON SOLOMITO ell of Memphis AM RAUSCHER UIM Tp: 1IIIK IIMIT BY GREGORY HEWLETT PALMER STADIUM PRINCETON Ot CAP) -Princeton added Washington and Lee to its list of football victims and so kept its 1933 record unblemished hut despite the 0 to 0 score in its favor the Tiger found itself outplayed by the brilliant Generals front south of the Mason and Dixon I Line The Generals collected II first Hicks ol Humes Goes Into See- end Pisco in Race US perior today They gained 147 Walter Chandler Bellevue Junior W- lJ? J'T and went 78 yards through the air downs to 10 fnr Princeton for the Ink EXPLANATION This curious structure near St Joseph Mo resembling a "Red Apple" most closely is 30 feet high and 100 feet In circumference It is not a hot dog stand or wayside booth but a spacious hotel built at a coat of 840000 and equipped with every modern convenience for comfort It was built to represent the red apple grown In hundreds of acres of orchard country roundabout Aside from being a profitable hotel it has served to make the fruit widely known as departing guests usually carry away Lynx Coaches Hold Reunion Special to The Commercial Appeal MERIDIAN Miss Oct 28 -Three was almost a convention of Southwestern football roaches in 'Meridian today for the Ois MiAK-Clrmson game Jess Neely head tutor of the Clemson tesm had charge of the Lynx when Southwestern was first moved to Memphis Webh Burke aeeistant coach of Ole Mien took up a couple of years after Neely left to coach at Alabama Jimmy Ilaygood present Southwestern coach came over to Meridian for the game after hie team had spanked Mississippi State 6 to 0 last night The Southwestern coaches of past and present had quite a reunion ELECTS Five Members Added for Term Lasting Two Years Directors of the Chickasaw Country Club for the next two years were chosen last night at a turkey dinner given by the club and attended by more than 150 members Joe Kennedy Raymond Skinner Schneider Buch-man end Floyd Henderson were rhoeen Lippltt retiring president was not a candidnto for re-election to the board because of other pressing business Five other directors elected last year for a two-year term who will serve with the newly chosen group ere Jones Crenshaw Parham McElroy and Alex Yancy An organisation meeting of the directors will be held at the borne of Mr Lippltt on Nov 9 At this meeting officers for the coming year will be chosen The financial report presented at last night's meeting was approved and showed the club In fairly good financial shape GAME WARDENS ACTIVE MAYFIELD Ky Oct 25-Gume Wardens Frank Henson end Otis Bugg continue to push enforcement of game laws in estern Kentucky arresting two fishermen for unlawfully operating wing nets and confiscating 32 wing nets Ed Denny Hightower Mo was arrested in Carlisle County end assessed fines totaling 159 nt BardwelL Ollie Frizzell Columbus must answer for trial in Clinton Monday the wardens said PM SET JUMP TO KIN OVER TIILINE Score Early in Victory 13 to 7 and Halt Final Threat BY RALPH WHEATLEY Associated Press Staff Writer NEW ORLEANS Oct 28 Tu-lane went down to defeat 13 to 7 before Auburn here today but two more minutes of play might have told another story five minutes to go and the ball in midfield Tuiune opened a vicious attack that carried the ball to the five yard line whrn tjie Auburn was paralysed before the peering and line altark end time alone prevented a tmirhdown that would have tied the game and might have won it for Tuts ns by a point Until the fourth quarter the Plainsmen wers clearly the masters making game appear listless and at times stupid Auburn opened the game with a fast cracking attack and scored a touchdown in the first and second quarters while the Tulane stands groaned nnd "boefed" Neither side scored in the third quarter and the fourth opened with simple straight footbulL Kimbrell made the first touchdown for Auburn after Mints of Tulane had fumbled Kimbrell broke around right end for 20 yards to the 16 yard line and Rogers and Talley moved it to the 4-yard line where Kimbrell shot over for a touchdown Arinil kicked the extra point The second touchdown started from a pass Kimbrell to Williams that brought tho ball to the 32-yard line Rogers behind perfect blocking of Talley mads an end run to six yard line Tulane drew a yard offside penal ty and Williams took tho ball over on a quortcrbnrk sneak In tho fourth quarter Tulano cams to life and Roberts broke loose for a 45 yard run that would have been good for a touchdown but for the spectacular safety work of Williams Auburn quarterback A Tulane blocker hit Williams the last man in front of Roberta but Williams sidestepped held his feet and nailed Roberts to the ground But from this run by Roberts Tulane scored its one touchdown on a pass Mints to llsrdy nnd Roberts kicked tho extra point It was a homecoming gams witnessed by 23000 Lineup Auburn Pnnftlnn Ttilan FjK itiiiiit)! IlnMy MH1r isiioisisiieTi 5 10 0 0 0 TwurtBf WOrtfl a so s5s ooIs-Gs i is TWllir ste0a 5 goto eg rhnmMNs Schrortir MfCdiiuu ihisiHTi ess 15500 i ayt Arlull oiiimsiiKK Steassoo William Minlri Kimbrell 1 1) nrvn Fillers tf Minis Talley iS'iR lflin Srrrs Ry Auburn Tuiana 0 t- Auburn srnrin: Touchdowns Kim- broil William Kalrn pnlnt Arlall placement Tnurhrtnwn litrdy-f-xtra point -Huberts (placement) High fullback retained 'his lead this week in the scoring column of the junior high grid conference Although Bellevue was Inactive against conference foes this week Chandler held a 7-point margin over his nearest contender with 25 points to his credit Hicks versatile Humes halfback pulled into second position with 18 points scoring ones against the Treadwell Wildcats Thursday Humes holds en overwhelming lead in team scoring closing their senson with 77 points INDIVIDUAL SCORIN'! Cliandler Bellevue Hicks Hiim-a Dlucarh Huirrs Lewter Huimi I uinicr Hume Oniwrrt Hume McBride Tr-adwnll Mayn Treadwell Clark Treadwell Patterson Humes Sawyer Humri Fsppaa Humes Taylor Treadwell Todd Treadwell TRAM SCORIN'! Hilmea Bellevue Treadwell Kaimew Snowden Sror hr FerioO Wuhington ani Lr Function 0-0 0- Summary: Brorlnx tnurMown Kaulman Hub iiuUuna Wa-binztna n4 Lro mil Kill Hmthoma tarkM Dyrra xuaril Rnlanit quari-rbai-k T'I4 l-lt hallhar Amnlil: riant hailbai-k Mo Kli(en Frinretnn rn-la Mark iruarl fit Bt: I-ft ballha'-k I Van nsht bairbuk Fauk M-PartlanS Uillbark Hulun Stiller Orilciaia II Haallnro (iVirnell) rofrm A Ramm (Fein Rla! umptro: I Ingram (Navy) line-man: IVrka (Lalay-eltei field Judse Tima of period 13 mlnutr WOMEN MEET Will Qualify Tomorrow for Match Play Starting Tuesday With a large entry list expected women of the Memphis Country Club will qualify tomorrow for the annual tournament The test round of IS holes will be handicap play The 18 lowest scores will qualify in the first division The defeated eight In the first round of match play will make up the championship consolation flight Number of flights will depend upon the number of entries Sherwood club professional will be In charge of the PORTER CLUB ELECTS Charles Yeung Named Fresl dent of Outing Association HELENA Ark Oct Charles Young was re-elected president of the Porter Lake Hunting Club at the annual meeting held In the Chamber of Commerce Building on Thursday night Curl was named vlre president and Dr Allen Cox secretary and treasurer Members of the board of directors Include Young Curl Dr Allen Cox IL Howe and Webb Members of the lake committee Include Keesee Tommy Jacks and Webb WELLS PLAYS GADSDEN HALLS Tenn Oct Wells Ramblers managed by Dee Wells of Hall will clash with tho fast Gadsden Independent nine In a post-season gams at Espey Park Sunday The two teams have met on the Espey Field twice this season with each counting a victory WRESTLING MATCH Auditorium Monday Sight October 30 at 30 MILO STEIK30RN vs JIM McMILLEN hkt two hit ry tiihek bo-mim tk ti kJi it JHO PAUL JOHES vs HAROLD METHENY lilt! TIIIHTV-MmTK TIWK IIUIT AL BEFFERT vs IIVK TIIIIIT1 Tlrhrt sal at I'mUMe llr -lro Today and Waadav Klaaldr 0110 Me and 3 3e (iraeral Admlaalaa (v laaladlax Tea IHAIILKS IKHMIKOl Ilctervo i.