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Williams Has Nobody To Blame But His Sulky Self For Missing Player Award By LAWTOV CARVER players value to his team. The Yankees had straggled point of the race. description of a "most val uable nl. voting i of the ne prior to rJS AaaaiM1 (I.X.8, Sports Writer) NEW YORK. To hear the capporters ef Ted Willi im teU it, you'd think the Boston Red Sox outfielder was Jobbed out of the American league's most valuable player award, whk rightfully went to Joe Gordon, acrobatic second baseman of the New I'ork Yankees.

Actually, Williams was lucky even to make it close despite his heroic hit with deportment and sportsmanship considerable factors. On that basis, Oliams eliminated himself in midsummer. The exact date was July 2. It looked at the time as though the Red Sox might overhaul the Yankees and possibly fro on to the American league pennant Williams picked this spot to prove his lark of value as a team man, rather than to continue to through the west in their worst slump of the season. The Red Sox had breezed along to 20 wins in their last 24 starts to cut the Yankee lead to three games, when Williams was benched against the Senators and fined $250 for loafing.

This was on the eve of a three game series with the Yanks. This was the Red Sox's big chance. It was, in fact, to all intents and pur After fining Williams, manager Joe Cronin gave him a tongne lashing and in reply to Williams squawk over the boos of the fans, the reason for his loafing and sulking, Cronin said: "It's the privilege of fans who pay their way In to boo anybody they think is not doing his best. Williams is going to hustle for the Red Sox or he wont be In there." uable" ball player coming from his manager at a time like that? While Williams thai was carrying on his feud with the customers, Gordon was carrying most of the hitting burden for the Yankees and did more than any other single indi vldual to put them in the world series. What happened after that doesn't matter.

His slump against the Cardinals doesn't count In the most val ne tA Ka Jul moit i ting. The award is based on a ward clinching the award, poses the possible turning Does that sound like the Point "UU1 DorJSejulars To Start Agaimst Coast Conference Irish First on Los Alamilos Air Strong Club Here ffii I Rose Bow! PEACE TIME RELIC Harry Hopman, captain of team that won it 1559. inspects Davis Cup. emblematic of world tennis supremacy, now stored in Australian bank. Trophy was Aus traiia's during World War too.

List Says Mahon Ensign Ed Goddard, who gave Santa Ana Ull spine tingling Thanksgiving afternoons when ing at FuUerton jaysee in '40 and '41. send Naval Aviation base eleven against Santa Heads Meet On Bowl Contest CORVALLIS, Ore (CP) Pacific Coast conference officials will meet in San Francisco Sunday to discuss selection of an Eastern representative for the New Year's day Rose Bowl game at Pasadena, Percy Locey, chairman of the P.C.C. Bowl committee, announced today. The coast team will be selected after the final conference game of the season December 12. Sports Munidnal Eowl tnmnrrnw innlrnff a Camilli to Retire Unless He Lands PCL Berth? iuuc IS AI) a By JACK MAHOX (I.N.S.

Sports Writer) NEW YORK. Our grapevine from the West Coast which sputters less frequently these days than it has in the past, came to life over the week end with the in uc uic uiiiy ijuiiuctv football offering in Orange county on Armistice Day, as well as the Troy Scrimmni last home game for the Dons Ssta unless they line up something in formation that Notre Dame is No. il on the Rose Bowl committee's invitation lie December. Santa Ana goes to Riv Lie For Oregon LATTOXTILLE, Cal. (AP) Dolph Camilli, Brooklyn Dodgers' first baseman, says he is through with major league baseball.

The only thing that could interest him in the baseball wus uiu 11 11 erside Nov. 20 and to FuUerton hns goes through the rest of its sched Thanksgiving. REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Ed Goddard will hp rpmpmhprAH ule unscathed will get the first bid LOS ANGELESjSS The Air Raiders bring here a at Washington State colleee for ai lineup, composed chiefly of for pating a tough sessw8rn University of Oregon Coliseum Saturdav rff to the Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena. Assuming N.D. does just that which won't be, by any means, Jot of things, including a play hei line would be managing a Pa made up on the field to beat Stan cLfic Coast league club.

mer college, jaysee and high school stars, which has beaten Pomona iord 1938. Cravath today puthk ei easy we are in a position to state there is a better than even chance Roundup BY HUGH FULLER TON, JR. (Wide World Sports Columnist) college, Chino institute and the UCLA freshmen and lost to Compton jaysee. March field and jans through a heavy Shelby Calhoun, wh.0 of them breaking tradition and "It worked so I kissed him, explained Coach Babe Hollingcery. "Otherwise, I'd probably have taken his suit away." accepting such an offer.

the USC frosh. Oregon against milli, for nine years a National league figure, declared yesterday. The big first sacker has none of the usual reasons no salary or management troubles; nor is he particularly dissatisfied with his last year's performance. It's just plain homesickness. DONS STRIKE FOB 15th Decrease in attendance figures and box office receipts due to the war; the possibility that there Coach Bill Cook's undefeated ims story comes to mind be JXtw 1 UKK.

AP) This (if untied Dons, striking for their may not be another season in '43 read i probably will draw rebut loth consecutive win since early and the 18 19 draft which mav in last year, will be favored. Reason tals from at least 47 places, but off this season's football records we figure it will be just too bad sure the collapse of the college TT ween and UCLA, had mow about the toughness Aaa provement of the Weltfes the Spartans using 0N the Trojans went their offensive driva ing attack. dic ere (By United i IKVrrrft IVn orrrn cause Goddard, now an ensign in the U. S. Navy, comes here tomorrow as coach of the Los Ala mitos Naval Aviation base football team which plays Santa Ana jaysee.

Washington State had been using a shift in which the backs santa Ana won from Compton (14 0) which shaded the Navy cmn wnjskers cough game au add up in favor of collecting as grid gold as pos for other states if those Ohio grid It has been tough on my family, taking them east uimpton is the only ODDon coacnes ever carry out their threat oiuic, wiiiit: 11 is possioie. Coach Frank Leahy refused to ent both haw 1hma every spring, and I haven't to route all their eood rfavers to oras Ohio State. As if the Buck comment personally on the ques Lr uromers, urange twins, who star at na Jumor Uege's undefeated football squad. 3f wo inches taller and several pounds heavier than Harlan, but they were born on the same dayl9 years ago a sophomore and Hartford a freshman. That's because Hartford was seriously ill when he was a child and missed an entire year of school.

(Register photo.) BERKELEY Cc tC uned up on one side and the line eyes weren already good enough. been able to take care of my ranch properly," he declared. "Anyhow, I like the coast better tion, tie pointed out the board of faculty control announced in mid season last year Dame California VridmeV, fact that hlDtHust just think what they'd be if you added, say, Frankie Sinkwich and would not accept anv cost season his catcher, George Poschner. now 1W ter irnrJl and blockinrOh offers but admitted he didn't at Georgia; Eddie Prokop from Cleveland and Georgia Tech; Hills game," Allison Lid "JOUW J3l know if they would stick to such Georgia Teams 1 2 Welsh Surrenders In Customs Case LOS ALAMITOS NAVY Navy 13, Pomona College .6. Navy 6.

Compton J. c. 13. Navy 15, Chino Institute Navy 20, UCLA Frosh 6. Navy 0, March Field 47.

Navy ft, USC Frosh 19. SANTA ANA Santa Ana 40, Santa Monica 0. Santa Ana 39, Pomona ft. tan Bernardino 13. Santa Ana 13, Loyola 7.

palo a vaTZ ead a policy. Schwartz A0 Big Georgia Game Already Sellout ATHENS, Ga. (AP) The Uni Hume and Jack Martin of Navy! Rochester's Jimmy Secrest, leading scorer in the east and those vvuuiviu KT arm In National Poll aa ainat Oregon state LOS ANGELES. (UP) Ed HOSton Crt ana In rwvrtincrl Colgate freshmen from Columbus, Jack Clifford and Walt I Jack Clifford and Walt McQuade, ward Welsh, Long Beach sporting kI Ii niiung Mini back: Boh Haii I goods dealer, surrendered toHv Cumm. NEW AP) rJrsity of Georgia is pre Darin? to YORK La Prade.

guani: 1 to a federal information eh WMawi Dy wno were two good reasons why I X. I opariong the Loss An.U isn tiKeiy that last Saturday's taKe care of 42,000 football fans 1VT ire rn he sold 50 gross of fish li ZatC new nm r4vC Moiumpia lost that "basketball I "avy iuck iserrv. left half. collection of upsets will be dupli Kcis meiigitile for md a chaDce to sw actios ers to local merchants after de Sports Editor Will'im Jgame Saturday. Anyway, you when the Bulldogs meet Georgia Tech, their Atlanta rivals, here ws lex I JIIVfr ar a caiea tnis weekend but that oau pacxer at Oreeon far twn stroying the "Made in Japan" the Times Picayune predict Tin hk fan Say ihe way to 2et tags the merchandise HrtSJw own rnfJSS i footba11 team to head for the doesn't mean there won't be a lot of shifting in the next Assyria tArt years.

Other "name" nlavoK, pw at COR vat. re; 71" roadc Nov. 28. All seats are sold and an addi bore. cnTir 7u Pennsylvania coal mines.

today had a now nan Press poll to determine the 10 best Welsh was rele i K.n UT, W1JZ iign uoaaard's roster include Cliff Berryman of USC: Bob Bur couegiate football teams. in John Beauchamp, recc from end to halfback. Cafe 1 stiner said Ruiu iun' I 1 I tional 8000 temporary seats are being He will answer to the charge; a suor "of SSSSSrS i violation of customs remiltinn Tech rJL 51 ia letic director Hamline univer gess, captain and center wh Right now Georsia and Gonrtrin would aoearhoarf th made the Little AH Amen He made it up in the huddle." this week. ov. sity (at St.

Paul, in case 1 Tn A A 1 Both teams are undefeated and untied to date. President Joseoh B. David nf Tech are at the top of the ladder Public opinion as expressed by 112 experts and it isn't likely that Sinkwich Co. will be much dis he played at Fresno State; Leon Utman, all Eastern division guard at Chaffey jaysee before entering against Stanford SatunUj. ETJGE.VE.

OreTToriMPO 5aed Webfoofs went tensive offensive drill paratioa for th Southern the Qiirro 1 "wnciuou mwu ana ssks nnai unbalanced to the other. From this the Cougars ran and used a flood pass to the weak side. Goddard noticed that the de 6U vji Kauizaiiun sain i tin vnn rauI Buys Bonds with Turf Earning Jackie Robinson at (Turn to Page 17)' m.dTT" a MiSon Square contest at Los Anrele $Zq4 A. jl lie Wrti COm I l.flrrlon flu a iensive left halfback was sucking turnea by Chattanooga. The complete first ten: Georgia.

1088: Geormm Th rt.r'?. "H1 ruue "exi answer is "Get a FI KM Officers' School KCA wjicuicr io sena question NEW YORK (AP) Horse mis mi xrymg to intercept the pass. He made up the following better record than Hamline's." 988; Boston College. 81 Attend Merchants War Bond A i 1 uction Sir's naires to prospective teams. That may sound rough but, after FT.

RILEY. KAS. Am Dame, 772; Alabama, 418; Mich xramer Andrew Scuttinger has added another contribution to war all, Aed has to pick teams that Corp. (Pete) Bostwick. interna ui ourTnouse lomorrow, Armistice De MPO fr; WKconsin, 208; Texas, will fill the Garden, and thev don't reuer, bringing his total for the 'c uau was passea to the passing back, who faked to the left Goddard hesitated five counts, cut out to the right, took the pass as diagrammed and ran luisa, uo; Uhio State, 204.

tionally known polo player, is training to become an officer in do that unless thev nlav th season to Jsuu. Every time one Governali First to Join All East oi ms norses wins a race, Schut tinger gives a portion of his cam. Hutson Far Ahead TAC 1 winning yaras to score the points. '3IPO 3 NEW YORK. (AP) Paul Gov HoaOn Quits Golf ernali of Columbia coulrin'f VUI1 CHICAGO.

(AP) Don Hut son, the Green Bav Park me norse cavalry. Completing his basic training at the nation's only Cavalry Replacement Training center, he now is attending the 20th class of the! cavalry officer candidate school.1 Lpon completion of the Jngs to the war relief program. Bowl Lineups ord wrecker, is running away with Anoy Kerr's Colgate gridders by Cnr' niirntiAn completing 17 of 25 passes for 173 FOr UrOTIOn Like Buying U. S. Bonds i i tuc ituonai jjootbau league scoring race beintr sn far Wnx yards in the eame hem SatnrHaw 'Rusty" Roquet wasn't looking for a soft match when he "chose" Lt.

Eddie Erdelatz during Sundays Air Base Navy Pre Flight game. Erdelatz is boxine inst Ga NAVY SANTA ANA but he tossed his way right into call that he is 67 rjoinrs ahrt U.S. (No.) TULSA, Okla. (UP)Ben Ho gan, No. 1 golfer of the United States, has given up his putter months course, he will be mJ III miVUU 'VTV tne annual East West earn at (So.) (74) Davids'n LE Smith San Francisco.

tor at the St. Mary's Na base. missioned a second lieutenant in the army. I Corp. Jackie Rohinsnn (72) Huppert LT.

Murohv tssts After the Sme. Kerr, who heads PIMPCM EGA I ms nearest competitor. Hutson's 103 points, which surpasses his league record of last year by eight, has caught 13 touchdown passes and missed nniv xiuquet sam trdelatz socked the coaching staff for the Eastern ror an airplane thrattle. The golfing ace said today he would not play golf any more at least not seriously until after the war. Olympic Negro star and UCLA toot ball ace.

also hac squad, extended the first invita tion for the New Year's dav char. mm on the side of the chin on a touchdown play. Erdelatz replied he had used only a "high block'' and that because Roquet Hogan wants to be an aviation extra.for duty at the officer candidate' ity game to Governali and the Co points. Nationally AdvertT 7 instructor and he and his wife I scnooi. lie; itman J.

Mitchell (57) () Burgess Xewquist (29) (3) Shaw Christof'sen (52) (65) Mulcahy RT. Gelker (17) (40) Parker Fletcher (51) (S9) Bolinger Gulley (19) (48) Berry Cleary (IS) (15) Carlson RH. Rousos (54) mu uetn employing the "rip uD" KHJ have moved here where he is mmDia star accepted, Keer announced he had selected George Hauser of Minnesota entering a school of aeronautics QUALITY SNX Boi IMPC for a nine months course of in as co coach of the all East team. struction. jiiuh nave gotten mad der and madder as he thought about it because he waited until the teams lined up to try for the extra point Then he bustled into the Navy's huddle after Prd i.

km, Biiunger page 56) BRANDS mi Packer Tells of SQrAD ROSTERS (Numbers Precede Names) I nc At i RICHER, atz. Officials temporarily quieted One Inch Pass FOR Riverland to Duck Bowie Handicap BALTIMORE (AP) River CMTat CMPO nmiiwa NAVY (i Cil. UKhEN BAY, Wis (AP) uls iacKie out the argument was resumed after the goal was Kicked, and suddenly Roquet let trdelatz have it Pla VOre an1 SMOOTHER, FIRST PUFF lony Canadeo of the Green Rav (13) (lis i al man. r2o Berry aik 0 BennpJt bI. (fl land, once victor over the mighty Whirlaway and scheduled for an.

Packers claims, the shortest touchdown pass on record. ticials quickly stepped between the men WW other test with him in the Gover TO LAST The ball was on the nnP i Parker. U3 ok nor Bowie Handicap at Pimlico Wednesday, won't run in tho ra une when I passed to Don Hutson for a touchdown. insisted Tony. V.64) Gr'.

Mulcahv Trainer Moody Jolley announced today. Christmas Giviiy0 SUITS and TOPCOAWgm KUPPENHEIMBB MICHAELS Sfe KECA CL0THCKH' KMPC "iij uiu you ever pass in a spot like that?" scolded one of 7i iiiourn. 71) ObertieR; The Governor Bowie is a mil 172) me coaches. "Cecil tossed a four incher not long ago for a rernrri Jimmie Heffron of the Anaheim Bulletin writes, they are calling FuUerton javsee Anaheim University because there are ao many Anaheim tra on the squad. FuUerton fan right now are looking for nager on the Horneta to knock off Santo Ana in their annual Turkey Day battle at ruMenon." and five furlongs race, and Jolley said "I guess he (Riverland) doesn't want to run that far." Riverland lost the Gravson Handicap, a mile and a half, to Aon barr Saturday.

and I wanted to beat it vou don't fPT McEride. 5 i Beitler. 1 7i get an opportunity like that very often," grinned Tony. nporiauon problems being are, coaches Bill Cole mil Am.k: Fruit of the Loom S4bca1 1 MANHATTAN 5H3 WILSHIRE SHfc KHJ MALIORY HATS HYDE PARK HA" Aisoet of Santa Ana Harlan Smith. 4, M.

Smith, Vincent i2! Heroandea. (2) Ho Koussoa. 3) B. Biarkw' ARMISTICE DAY FOOTBALL! SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL BOWL St Wr ii. Racer, 35k omona high schools (which tangle here Friday) made a "gentleman agreement on scouting this season.

They agreed to exchange formations by mail Country Club Caddymaster Eddie Stauss has checked in his last KECAr WALK OVER SH? (45) Beitlr xn xso tf Dennlsoo. KMPO IUOCV. KECA SPORTSWEAR il Aor ine aurarjon. Saturday UNDERWEAR COOPER B.V.D. MUNSINGWEAR TIES HoIIyvogue Grayco Botany See a Service (54) contin Lae.

(57 j. ilitchelC fat roi yaMr mm ciprttttt werj fcal packaft fPrbcbcrt Team in Action B.V.D. g. IOOC Ab OFFICIALS wv aiacAnnur. "After that he comments, your guess is as good as mine.

Only two PHOENIX COOPftlSi wwks ago. Mickey Snyder, assistant caddymaster. Joined iu MUNSINGWEAR HV1 XBC t10 was sent to Fort Riley, Kas. s. A.

DONS vs. LOS ALAMITOS NAVAL BASE Gates Open at 1:30 Kickoff at 2:30 o'clock PRINCE ALBERT Hill REPAIRS BUSH; STREET BILLIARDS BANTA FINEST 417 Bush Street SERVICE "alNC CYCLE HENRY'S THE NATIONAL Special Music by the Santa Ana High School Saints Band 8UOP CLOTHIERS 427 WEST 4TH STREET JOY SMOKE Fourth at Broadway MEN SINCE.