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WP p1- r- a -t rrrrrm rrr tw-' V-'fW va SECTION THE COMMERCIAL APPEAR MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 19 1944 er ERSSOCKI TO OUT: WITHMMUK Minnesota Musters Strongest Power Of Season HAWKEYES ARE HELPLESS Wolverines Travel 84 And 5 Yards For 144) Win Greenies Have Upperhand In Open Offensive Game RUN STREAK TO SIX GAMES Nimrods Are Asked To Share Equipment LITTLE KOCK Ark Nov 18-Governor Adkins Saturday said he waa goin gto make an appeal to sportsmen throughout Arkansas to hart their shotgun sheila and guns with service man stationed in Arkansas The Governor aaid ho calved several letters from soldiers stationed around Stuttgart declaring they were unable to obtain hells for duck hunting Ho declared ho thought it would be "a splendid thing" if sportsmen throughout tho state abare their guns and shells with these men Governor Adkins pointed out ervice pereonnnel did not have to have a hunting or firahing license and added lw was appealing to porting goods houses grocery stores and people In general to cooperate with the soldiers If Tb Aod(4 Mas IOWA CITY Iowa Nov IS Minnesota packing a punch similar to those carried by the Gopher football powerhouses of tho prewar era socked helpless Iowa 46 to 0 Saturday Tho Gopher In winning their second Western Conference game to keep alive hopes for a fint division berth sent a fast-charging line Junior Title Game Is Booked For Nigh Beilevu and Trwdwall bava decided to hold their junior football championship contest tomorrow night at the Fairgrounds instead of tha afternoon in order to allow Bulldogs Unleash Power 10 Run Up 49-13 Victory BULLDOG BACKS BUSY Br The UWteS Pws COLUMBUS Ca Nov 11-Tha Georgia Bulldogs smothered Au- bun under a daung Hoemschmeyer Pitches Hoos and surged back Into the running for a post-season bowl invitation jers (Jut Of Losing Streak with a 49-11 victory over the bat-1 tling Plainsmen Saturday BLOOMINGTON Ind Nov 11 A crowd of 20000 Georgia andl (XP) The rubbery right arm of Auburn rooters filled neutral Me-1 3 Hoe rnachem eyer the Western mortal Stadium for the renewal Conference's leading aerialist gridiron rivalry which was inter I Juried Indiana University out of rupted by temporary exit! a two game football losing streak from the Southeastern Conference! an(j completed the Hoosi- last year Jers' home season with a 47 to 0 Strike Through Air triumph over Pittsburgh's down- Kxcent for occasional flashes of trodden Panthers peed that gave the plucky Platns-I The Cincinnati Mphomore found nWthaip two scores the Georgia the mark for three touchdown SSsld Km'Jll to passea-two of them to hi favor-ealvaa fillinr tha air with passes its receiver Abe Adams the start of JoEL mhemeyer uncorked 11 times for Auburn "in a do-or-die battle to I seven completions and a total of regain prestige after four losses 144 yards gained Hunchy also this season was baffled and be- scored once himself on a perfect -fuddled tv the relentless Georgia ly-executed lateral pass around the aerial offensive that kept the Panther right flank from sis Bulldogs moving goolward for two I yards out touchdowns In the first quarter11 was fir frora a one-man show two more in the recond one in the however Dtek Demnek race-third and two in the fourth I horse Hoosler halfback scored The Bulldogs called out four of twico-pnce their pitching backs Billy Hodges 46 yards and the entire Indiana Kenneth McCall A1 Perl and forward wall ganged up on the George Skipworth to handle the Pittsburgh often- Judd ths baU In the backfield and depended Panthers to a net gain of 62 yards on Ends Reid Moseley Dsn Ed- on the ground wards Carl Phillips and Backs The Panthers also sparked by Billy Rutland and Claude Hippo passing threatened the Hooswr to them home goal more seriously than it In addition to their sham in the had ever been Jeopardised this passing Pert scored once and Rut-lyr Jut were unable to deliver a land twice on running plays payoff Blow TIGERS ON SHORT By max Patrick AsocmiS Pnm Sport Writtr NEW ORLEANS Nov 1 Puisne's Greenies discarded their power plays to outscore sn inspired team of Clemson Tigers 34 to 20 in a wide open offensive game here Saturday The Tulane touchdowns ranged from Reserve Tailback Harry Robinson's 89-yard trip in the third period to Robinson 20-yard pass play to End Alvin Dews in the second Tigrrs Mise Chance Clemson failed to take advantage of a scoring opportunity in tha first minute of play when Mavis Chgle Tiger tackle blocked Joe Renfros' punt and End Bill Smartt recovered on the Tulane 26 The Greenies held and on their next play from scrimmage Dub Jones whipped around right end and streaked 78 yards for the first of three touch downs scored in the opening quarter Jones added the point from placement and the Greenies struck for another touchdown before Clemson could settle down Renfroe going 31 yards on a reverse for the score and Jones again converting to run the count to 14-0 Clemson's tail back Sid Tinsley who gave one of the finest exhibitions of all-around piny seen here this season put tha Clemsons back into the me by returning the kickoff from ils 15-yard line to the Tulane 22 Rogers Tinsley and Poe pecked their way to the one from where Tinsley slashed through tackle for the touchdown Cagle converted A soggy field failed to slow the offensive fireworks and the teams swapped touchdowns In the second Robinson passed 20 yards to Dews after a drive of 66 yards and Jones added the point Tinsley Is Big Gun boat of float backs against tho Hawks who had eight freshmen in the starting lineup Those freshman and the three men with experience prior to this aeon did little to make Ctoach Edward (Slip) 49th birthday a happy one Tha Gophers picking up three touchdowns in the first period hold Iowa to 16 yards by rushing whils romping to 207 on tho ground thsmselves Georg Hauser used IS backfield man against the Hawks and each turned in an effective performance as tha Gophers sent Iowa reeling to its sixth conference defeat The headliner wae Wayne (Red) Williams who collected 89 yards In eight attempts and scored one touchdown on a 21-yard sprint Minnesota supremacy confined to the rushing division the Gophers eating up 118 yards on three successful attempts in six tosses Two were touchdown affairs Bob Kasper and Dick Schmits doing a 34-yard stint In tho first period and Williams and Bill Juhl covering 44 yards In the third By Th 5 Pro ANN ARBOR Mich Nov Wolverines with a pai of lightning-like touchdown sprint of 84 and 56 yards defeated fighting Wisconsin eleven 14-0 here Saturday to run their victor: treak to six games and cany theii Big Ten tAle hopes Into next Sat clash with Ohio Stato Halfback Bill Culllgan Wolverim Navy trainee from Detroit aet thi Badgers back on their heels oi the first scrimmage play taking a lateral pass from Quar terback Jos Ponaetto and skirt ing Ihe Wisconsin right ond tt outran End Laubenheimer the last 40 ygrds on an 84 yard touchdown Jaunt Ponaetto booted the point hia ninth straight Wolverines Brace Wisconsin plpying tho entln game without its passing ace Freshman Earl (Jug) Girard ai moat scored on th next kickofl aa Fullback Jerry Thompson took a lateral from Joe Campbell and ran 77 yards before being thrown out of bound by Cullman on the Michigan seven where the Wolverines braced and took over on downs The Badgers outrushed vaunted ground game foi three full period from that point until Wolverine Fullback Don Lun broke through the middle of tb Wisconsin line on a spinner pli midway of tho final atansa abool off three tackier and tlght-rope the sideline to score on a 56-yai dash Halfback Ralph Chubb converted after that touchdown Badgers Bog Down Wisconsin playing inspired ball didn't giva up even then Wit! the clock showing IM minutes play tha Badgers act out on 58-yard march that petered ou on the Wolverine aix when Dick Botham fumbled and Quarterback Howard Verges recovered for Michigan on the 12 Wisconsin was back on the Michigan 30 when the game ended THREE LETTERMEN RETURN MURRAY COLLEGE TOPS ILLINOIS ELEVEN 26-6 i Wesleyan Bows Before Rampaging Thoroughbreds MURRAY Ky Nov Murray State College defeated Illinois Wesleyan tor the second time this season walloping tho visitors 26-8 hero Saturday afternoon The Titans lost to tho Thoroughbreds 28-13 at Bloomington 111 previously Tho Green and White griddera from Illinois trailed by one point 7-6 at half time Johnny Underwood 145-pound cal back for Murray scored hie ninth touchdown of the year tally' lng In first quarter Ilanea of tb Naval Academic refresher unit hero scored two touchdowns each in tho third and fourth quarters Jim Skevington also a Navy man scored the fourth marker for Murray In the final period Fink kicked Murratfe extra points Wesleyan's Iona marker came in the first quarter when Chuck Oliver passed 22 yards to Henry Bennett In first downs Murray led Illinois 20-12 The victory waa fourth against two losses to date Murray Position IU Wrahyon fUrrli osetoss LK JCrlrkann Strong at Center B- sty my ROUS OVER PENN what attempts were made to crack Auburn TIDE SLAPS MAROONS WITH 19 TOO LICKING TO GRAB 27-6 VICTORY through the middle of the forward wall by the great center Tex Warrington And in the Auburn backfield a little 147-pound tailback Billy Ball starred in defeat by slicing through the Georgia team to lead the 63- Tinsley again put his Tigers back into the battle with a sensational yard march for one of the Auburn juries most of the season set up 1 64-yard pass play to Billy Poe a fsees Brnnrit Traylor Vvnrk Stroud uawImiB Audcrano Oliver CH AiHlnwa CuMlnKham Sutton LT t'O Rtl KE oes QB a ahBUKhMMy Brows Suehcs Ia Hullin' Kink Mlsitr Shrppsrd Rios Ilnitrwood Ml Scoring: Illinois Witoyn-Bnntl on touchdown Moray touchdown Greenwood Haneo 1 Mravlnnna (or Underwood Murray extra rink 1 (plnccmratsi acorea the first touchdown with runs of BaU and Veteran Curtis Kuyken- hg 17 and 11 yards Clyde Scott daU the track meet of Smackover Ark going two wlngback also led the second I yards for the touchdown The sec-touchdown march in the last period I ond marker was on an 18-yard after Georgia had fumbled on the Hamburg to Ben Martin tha Auburn 40 Kuykendall's pass to first of two touchdowns scored by End Harold West was good for the the big end taitioe Grants Interception Helps k-S- dwrd Early la the third session an in elSSSS tempted pass sent Navy on a I10" i way to a touchdown Albion u'VTVV jj Walton subsUtuU back who inter- cepted the aerial In midfield plung- David Bloom The Funniest Things Can Happen A Bouncing Pass Turned A Football Game A Wrong Way Run Or Two A Wrong Way Kick TUSCALOOSA Ala Nov 1 The other day Sam Johngton the old Central center dropped into our aporta corner to cut up a few touches after serving S3 months with the infantry in the Pacific islands and we were chewing the rag about thia and that when Parson Teague (better known as of the austere voice on your radio) barged in to make it a threesome Ant the talk got around to very unusua things that happen in sport ought to be a book about it" said Parson I remember Well we'd start our book with something that happened right here on Denny Field on the University of Alabama campus back in the 'way yonder days when Southwestern had just moved to Memphis and Jess Neely had worked himself up a pretty good football team This represented opportunity to Southwestern and the Lynx were grasping it They battled Wallace Alabama team all over the lot and were even-Steven with a minute to go before the end of the half Alabama holding the ball at midfield elected a pass A Southwestern lineman diagnosing the play rose to his full height and was cracked squarely on the headgear with the ball and knocked cold But the perverse obloid instead of hitting the ground ricocheted high in the air was grabbed by Brother Brown an Alabama back who went hurtling to a touchdown It roke the dam and the Tide flooded Southwestern as expected That whose name is now lost in a foggy was a sissy compared to a catcher named Yam Yaryan who once labored for the Chicks but at the time of this incident was wearing the pads for Birmingham A Memphis pitcher was pretty wild with Yaryan at bat et go a fast ball that had Yam petrified He was only able to duck hia head The ball hit him on the back of he skull and bounced almost to the top of the grandstand Yam sat down and players started running up while the crowd gaped aghast The Yam saw the players coming scrambled up waved them disdainfully aside grasped his dudgeon and finished his turn at bat without even shak-ng hia head And HU Face Waa Red But back to Lieutenant Johnston and Mr Teague and the talk Said Parson: "You know I think about the funniest thing ever aw in football waa the time in the Vanderbilt-Auburn game when somebody pulled a etrip-teaee on Peck Owens Peck wae a fait kid and Vandy put him in when it waa near the other goal line Well this time Peck had the baU going goalward with an Auburn boy in pursuit The pursuer aaw he tackle Peck Juat grabbed anyway He caught hold of belt and Peck eurged forward in a sort of leap Aa he did tha belt and cloth split and with Peck in the air hia panto were completely peeled off in plain view of a very large crowd Peck told me after the game have run for the dressing room if I could have gotten untangled from those things "Speaking of running" said Johnston "I aaw Vie Bradford of Central run 200 yards to get a touchdown against Southwestern freshmen They got him hemmed up and he cut from one aide of the field to the other croeeed about five times and finally made it over the goal line And then he fell out It seemed like that play took 10 minutes" That wae largely the Chicken High technique when the little fellow waa playing with the Lynx He xigged and sagged more than any guy thia department ever saw Once we aaw him taka tha ball from the center on hie 30-yard line go back to pass start dodging thia way and that until ha waa behind hia own goal line Finally he found hie field broken up and in the proper high manner ran 100 yards or eo for the touchdown getting credit for a 70-yard advance Teague promptly recalled a prep school back who In plunging a short distance from the goal line got confused ran 100 yards in tha wrong direction then 100 yards in tha right and got hia touchdown after alL Sort of a Roy Rlegela proposition the moat famous of tha wrong way griddera ran tha ball back over hie goal line to give Georgia Tech an 8-7 Roes Bowl victory over hie California team KUkofta All The Way Johnston jogging up hia memory brought back a wrong-way kick that many Memphians will remember Dago TTelawney a very fine boo ter waa the perpetrator "You know" said Sam "this waa a pretty tight game and he took a mighty swipe at the ball and kicked It back over hie and for some distance Teague: "Reminds me of a fellow named Kirech I knew who played with only in reverie Thia waa a freshman game and there any acora until a minute or so before the game ended And then this Kirech up end kicked a 65-yard dropkidf to win and with a wet ball too" Frosty Peters who played with the old Memphis Tigers waa tha greatest drop or place kicker thia department ever saw but a guy named Gardner who played for Arkansas made two of the greatest kicks and neither counted At old Fargason Field back In the lata the goal posts of course were right behind the goal line This Gardner a lineman kicking off from hia 40-yard line toed a perfect placement not only between the bars but over the stands out of the field aa well And then a couple of kickoffa later he duplicated it And It waa at Southwestern that we saw how far a guy could pass too Early Maxwell waa sponsoring a boy named Joe Fuqua who eventually played for He said he could pass a ball 100 yards We doubted it five bucks worth So thia Fuqua goea out to Far-gaaon Field takes a abort run and throws tha ball from goal line to goal line And repeated it twice (It worth the five fish) Throwe That Go Down In HUtory Aa for baseball Teague again: "Joe Jackson had quite an arm and one day when ha wae playing In the Nashville park he waa shooting down runners except once With a man on eecond somebody hit a abort single to center Joe came tearing in got the ball on tha first hop and fired it clean over the grandstand Into Fourth Avenue" And that brought up recollection of the Memphis debut of a pitcher named Alex who ia still knocking around In organised ball Doe Pro thro brought him over and Alex waa fast awfully fast For three innings ha mowed the opposition down with a wisp of white In the fourth he cut loose with one that hit halfway up the grandstand screen He had to take hie left arm to lift hie right arm on the journey to the clubhouse There must be a million of those stories Memphians win doubtless remember one sunny afternoon when two umpires rushed to call a play at third base and simultaneously one called the runner out end the other called him safe And the time that Murray Howell the big outfielder hit a ball that caromed off tha laundry outside Ruaewood Park and he waa almost thrown out at first base Or that awful occasion when tha Chick pitcher Alton Benton fielded a bunt whirled and threw to third base only to find no Chick guardian there and had to run down the ball thrown along the left field stands Yep all you have to do ia turn on tha spigot and the reminiscences flow and flow Fofra Nucleus Of Marquette Gage Team Thia Season MILWAUKEE Nov (INS) three lettermen form the nucleus for the 1944-45 Marquette University basketball team which opens its season with tho Milwaukee Teachers Dec 2 Outstanding among the returning Marquette lettermen is Bill Chandler Jr eon of Coach William 8 Chandler who Is beginning his 15th sesson at the Hilltop School Young Chandler will be In his fifth season on the Marquette varsity He ie a Navy medical trainee and eligible under wartime rules n- tk WVVy: RuffiS Ing two yards for the score £2 due lost its last hope when Boris Dimancheff twisted his left knee aimurrY and was carried from the field WjT i Rutland 3 hipm wm Bail I The Middies marched 78 yards to artoiStoBnra lTnT their fourth touchdown which qygijf came on a 30-yard pass from Bruce Sn Smith to Martin The fifth cams IhrtSmbv Lana ran lay Hippa BradWrry Naa-1 after a 48-yard march started by Lift? M-yard Charley Rlehl to Ralph cpu'raon lEirw11 sima: auania Auwr I Ellsworth pass and climaxed by a hemv tTOm RlM t0 Art uw mwiiiii Smith Ballard BaU Gal-1 MarkelL ilw Purdua pMttloa JKavv MorMn aessMiee J5 eeeaeee BrwnltU 0Brl ooeesoee eeeeoe WjltlWlH aOb oeeeeeev 5t seoeoeo I Martin eiSMieet Backed on their 31 Tinsley whipped a long pass to Poo who grabbed It on the dead run around tho Tulane 25 and outran Dub Jonea to score Cagle missed tha try Tha Greenies used three plays following second half kickoff return to annex their fourth touchdown Jones ran tha kick back 24 yards to Tulane's 44 Ha got 12 on tho next play Renfroe moved to tho Clemson 41 from where Fullback Marvin McCain cored down tho middle on a quick opening play Jonea converted again Tinsley's brilliant punting plus a costly bobble by Jones aet up third acora kick traveled 58 yards to one where Jonea fumbled and Smartt recovered for tho Tigers Tinsley whacked through for the core and Cagle added tho extra point Tulane was kept deep in their own territory by Tinsley's fina punting and were being outplayed by the Tigers when Robinson got away on hia 85-yard touchdown run Jonea missed his try for the point Neither team was able to score a touchdown in tho final period but Tulane got a safety when Tinsley faked a punt from behind hie goal tried to run the ball out and waa trapped by Leon Holated Tulane end sSSK" Tulse IrSK1 Dew Srhntldcr lo iii tirit Hohnsii court oU oeeeeeee eeeieiiee Sr Jv Hpstn FLOAT ME IN UPSET Capture An Itevoir Feature At Rockingham Park SALEM Nov Float Me scored an upset victory Saturday in the Au Re voir Handicap feature event of tho closing day of Rockingham Park's 42-day meeting The black gelding led throughout tho mile and three-sixteenths running tho distance in 2:02 2-5 before a crowd of 15000 Tho White Star Stable's favored Dinner Party moved fast In the late stages but failed by three-quarters of a length and Cohen's Towake waa six lengths farther back Float Ma returned $1640 $540 and $420 Dinner Party paid $3 and $280 and Towakee $1080 IN STOCK Russell Moccasin Boots 10" high ee elite oeeieie ee ee (Continued from Page Three) the half ended Alabama's IS to 0 edge looked awfully big State came back recharged put on tho only thing that looked like sustained offensive with Cbleton in the cab Tha chubby boy from Kosciusko hit center for 15 yards and after Stan Rhoades lammed guard for eight made a fint down on tho Hama 48L Thera the Alabama line rose and shone throwing everything back and in a moment the Crimson was flowing once more Gilmer provided the chief Impetus with tha finest kick of tho afternoon a 52-yard quick! that fell dead on tho State two Colston kicked out to tho 40 but Gilmer lagged the leather back to the 8tat 28 and Alabama wae off to the races again GUmer Hite Tew Gilmer combining with Tew threw a 13-yard pass In one direction and an 11-yard pass In another with Tew making swell snatches each time That put the ball on tho State eight Grant hit left guard for a first down on the three The State linemen bowed their necks and held Grant In the middle but the fourth time he leaped over the top of the pll and barely got across the goal lino Morrow missed again and there waa no more scoring but the ball game had been put away in the Capstone's trophy case The firing In the fourth quarter was strictly desultory although McWilliams got in long enough to throw a couple of abort passes to Bill Hilderbrand and Moore Alabama ginned up nothing that looked like an offensive Frank Thomas withdrawing hia regulars to give hia subs a chance in this tha last game of tho season unless a bowl beckon Alabama credited with having the greatest line in the conference but certainly this line was as good aa any Saturday Vaughn Mancha lived up to advance notice aa a center but the forward as unit really told the tale State can mark thia day with a mourning band for it ia doubtful If any State team had more to weep over Fumbles and interceptions were bad enough but Injuries were devastating Particularly the McWilliams injury To State supporters the saddest eight of a dreary afternoon was Coach McKean trailin'- a limping McWilliams back on tho field' at tha start of the second half Thera was more than juit a football gams in that swollen knee eieeeieeie X- SliS eeiieiiei AMmwh Dud SB Barron VY Joott lifcd YORK ARMS CO F- seorlns: ToeeMowni Scott (oubolltut (or Hnnaon) Wslloa (plactmonti) Mighty Fliers Swarm Over Southwestern University 64 to 6 SAN ANTONIO Tex Nov (AP) Mighty Randolph' Field racked up its eighth straight football triumph Saturday playing in cold and rain to whip the Southwestern University Naval Trainee eleven from Georgetown Texas 64-0 FORMER Randolph brought its average points per game to 47 and despite tha muddy gridiron rolled up 397 yards on the ground and 92 in tha air while holding the Pirates to a net 13 on the ground and sera in the air Tbolak Col linn ee Canflld Plohl CarnMh! DimancMff 5U Nvy Mnrtin 1 (wl ITioa Ensign South LOS Ensign former TROJAN MISSING Jcnkini tallabury Disappears In nan bkVim' riMIlipi HaRAfl try a(tr T'MifJMo7iMrW Jon CSKll 1 Ti Calls Pacific Action ANGELES Nov Howard Gallanan Jr 22 University of Southern California football and track star has been Hated by the Navy as missing In South Pacific action Ensign Chllanan was awarded the Trojan diamond medal for outstanding contributions to the fame and reputation of hia university when he graduated last year Hia brothers James and George play on tho Trajan football team this year Oklahoma On March LAWRENCE Kan Nov Marching toward its second coneeeutivo Big Six football title the University of Oklahoma defeated the University of Kaneaa 20-0 before 4500 fane in Memorial Stadium Saturday Dous lfcCaln KoMnana (nib for Jorr) Pnlnt (mm try a(ir Jonra 4 Holatnl Sulutitutlona: Cltmmn: rracmaa OrahDL Princo Wllnoa Pailun guard Ard Davl Cmttr NnblllL Back Airwart McCrary Pould RowtU romp Jioorar Tulane Ends Mlllrr Holird Tlinkm Kant Juntas Prank Trrrrll Tnur-nlUlon BnrauMw RnMnwm Cora Pfchon Mellon Rnndall Bower Atyn-old Xllloan Arltiur Mflton STATISTICS Ctunrau Tulare Plral Downa Yard ruliliip Pbmc Attempted 11 Peee completed I Time by paaalna 12 Pum intercepted by 0 Tarda run-back of paaeee 0 Punting average 41 Tarda kirks returned 124 Fumble recovered Yard kmt panaltl 10 a 4 dU IS 5 14 1 50 11 111 1 35 PRO GRIDIRON RANKS AIDED BY PINE BLUFF GREATLAKES RESERVES GET PLENTYOF ACTION Bluejackets Need Coach Brown To Beat Marquette GREAT LAKES 111 Nov Great sturdy Bluejackets playing reserves most of th way and minus Coach Paul Brown rolled over Marquette University 82-0 Saturday for their eighth triumph of tho season against a lone defeat by Ohio State and a tie with Purdue Bluejacket Mentor Brown waa in South Bend Ind scouting tho Notre Demo-Northwestern game but hie team had little trouble brushing aside Marquette for the second time in two weeks Tho Bluejackets won the first gam 45-7 First stringers accounted for Great first three touchdowns in 16 minutes of play and then Bluejacket reserves took over against a game but out-manned Marquette team whose farthest advance was to Great 29 In the final period BOOT in IIBT ANYBODY SERVICE YOUR CM! 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THAT LA FENDRICH YOU ASKED FOR (Continued From Page Three) son and when Curly Lambeau tarted talking to me why I just naturally put on a suit not announcing my retirement I'm Just eaylng that thia ia definitely my laat year And If you believe me well juet go see my wife She'll set you straight and I mean maybe" Rc diking Play Eagles In Top Pro Contest CHICAGO Nov Fnthere are bound to fly all over Griffith Stadium in Washington Sunday as the war-bonneted Redskins and the Philadelphia Eaglea tangle for the Eastern Division leadership of the National Football League race Although fint-place Washington currently holds a one-victory bulge over the Eaglea in the standings a Philadelphia win would hoist the Quaker City huskies to tho top sines both principals are undefeated One of Philadelphia's two ties against four victories was a 31-31 deadlock with the Redskins on Oct 8 so there's no way of telling just I who will do what to whom Sunday Only certainty about tho gams Is that a standing-room-only crowd of 35500 will bs on hand Another rip-roaring fray ia expected at New York where the teamed-up Giants encounter the high-flying Green Bay Packers of the Western Division Remainder of card: Brooklyn at Boston: Chicago Bears at Detroit and Ctawland versus Cardlnal-Pltls-burgh at Chicago Froelich Gets Discharge NEW YORK Nov 1-AP)-Pfc Eddie FYoelich trainer for the New York Yankees during the 1943 neon has been given hie honorable discharge and will return to hli post with tha baaeball club next springy But you made the momenta lighter for some tired fighter by sharing your LA FENDRICHS with him when your dealer supply you now and then remember you arc plitting your LA FENDRICHS with some soldier So please be patient and ask again tomorrow Chances arc find fresh atock awaiting you with the same mellow-rich flavor and same costly Java wrapper because LA FENDRICHS are unchanged in quality Back tha Attack with WAR BONDS At Stt and Ptymorth specialists we know and follow factory methods to make sure your car is serviced right Our modern time-saving tods factory-engineered arid inspected parts mean last efficient repairs So tee ut if you need service Wt have the Parte Trained Equipped for Immediate Service Automobile Sales Co 1195 Union Atit Distributor 7-1060 NAVY HARRIERS FIRST Barry and Hall Ooea Finish Uaa Arm In Ann NEW YORK Nov 18- API-Running a well planned race Vincent Barry and Richard Hall creased the finish line arm In arm to pace Navy tb its first team crown in the Kith annual A A A A cross-country championship Saturday at Van' Cortlandt Park Though tha pair 'of Midshipmen tried to finish in a dead heat four of the six Judges ruled that Barry croeeed the finish line ahead of HalL They negotiated the five miles In 27:431 35 yards in front of Arthur Truxoa Army star who finished' second last year to Don Burnham Navy placing its first five men among tn first 16 had 43 points while Army tha eofavoril with Navy was second with 46 with 82 was third waa fourth with 118 and Columbia fifth among tho nine full teams Grid Receipts Fall For Georgia Games ATLANTA Nov Football receipts at the University of Georgia dropped to $4574984 In the fiscal yAr ended last June 30 from 325581395 the previous year Stato Auditor Thrasher Jr eld Saturday In an audit of tho Unlvenlty Athletic Association Thrasher reported a 8370187 surplus hut June 80 compared to a $2307312 surplus the preceding year and a deficit of $12586280 two yeara ago I Punched Hard Portsmouth va Nov William and Mary mixing tha power Halfback Cheater Mackiewlcs and the speed of Halfback Jack Brace with equal portions of an unyielding line concocted a potent does of football poison which gave the Tribe triumph over an outclassed team hero Saturday SEAHAWKS TOO ROUGH Iowa FreFlight Romp On Ian-Powered Missouri COLUMBIA Mo Nov (AP) Th Iowa Naval ProFUght eleven bombarded an empowered University of Missouri team with eight touchdowns Saturday to win Its ninth consecutive victory by a score of 61 to 7 Tho Navy Fliers fortified by several former college stare were just too big and too tough for the young civilians of th Big SixOpn-ferenca Only four tlmco did the Iowane lose possession of tb bail without scoring Second For Harvard MEDFORD Mess Nov Harvard's football forces around up their second informal wartime campaign Saturday by gaining' a second victory over the Tufts Jumbos by a 12-6 margin 0 and up 0303HD GTSaSCnD a.