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Tech Air Attack Drops Auburn 27 It Seems loMe Page 22 THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS Sunday Morning Oct 15 1944 TELEGRAPH SPORTS EDITOR Notre Dame Ro To 64 to 0 Victc! Over Dartmouth By JACK FROST BOSTON Oct 14 The Ramblin' Irish oft Dame made their first football trip to Boston a neveq forgotten one today handing Dartmouth's badly out Indians a 64 to 0 beating before 41000 fans at Fenwai It was the worst football defeat Dartmouth has stiff! Chicago Ga Highlights 1 Pro Grid LANIER 42 SAVANNAH 0 WOW! Terry Timmerman breaks the glad tidings of the triumph to a group of fellow too ters who flocked about the Telegraph sports desk Friday night waiting for a score from Savannah Miss Timmerman gave her companions all the thrills of a mid-field se at as she read Sports Editor Sam account of the game fresh off the wires etting the inside information from Terry are left to right Tommy Thompson Fred Hat rich Nina Gerhardt Sally McKay Gus Watson and Jimmy Weaver Drinnon Photo Planning Court Tourney For Middle Georgia Youths CHICAGO Oct 14 INS the Green Bay Packers i Philadelphia Eagles Idle of attention In the Nationi ball League swings to Chit morrow where the defendln pion Chicago Bears tangle i Card-Pitta combine Neither club has yet si victory in the current chi ship race and both lang the subterranean spot in ti ern section of the professic cuit a strange environm the once-mlghty Bean Bo defeated in their fint tw by the same the and the Cleveland Rama The Bean are a slight to crash the win column the most unusual sights of few yean will greet aomi fans tomorrow as the Be: to start no less than eight This however la not by Co-Coachei Hunk Anden Luke Johnsoa hope that emergency they will be use Ray McLean Doug 1 and Gary Famiglietti ail are on the injured list On the rest of the League front the Washingi skins go to Boston with a edge New York will pres eran Mel Hein and Ward i the fint time this year si to beat the rugged Brookl Cleveland with two triumphs in league comL will visit Detroit to try for No 3 against Frankie Si Bob Westfall and Alex howicz To date Detroit' have won a game and losl the western division of where Green Bay reigns with four straight triumpl Usually when brother meets brother and husband and wife or sister and brother get to jumping at each others throats there is no telling what will happen But not so when the two St Louis baseball teams met in the World Series The meek manner in which these two teams battled each other makes St Louis eligible for a place with Philadelphia as a city of brotherly love This seems to be the end When two baseball teams from the same town can play with the world's championship at stake and leave the ozone as pure as snow everything has happened Instead of the usual inter-city rivalry between the two clubs and the issuing of bulletins stating what would happen the players and managers were meek as lambs The umpires were the most surprised of all at this atmosphere of docility After calling two or three close ones and not getting a squawk they must have settled back and really enjoyed this series It is doubtful if there ever before was a series staged without the sign of a squabble between the rival managers players or between the players managers or umpires The only yelling that was done in this series was the hawking of the peanuts and drink vendors Of course the quality of baseball played and whether a layer is putting all he has on the ball is not judged by his ckering but nevertheless it was so quite and peaceful in St Louis during the series that the major leagues should present both teams with a plaque or something HOPE THIS EXPLAINS TIIE PLAY The Monday morning quarterbacks in Macon have had a great deal to say about the forward pass interception play that came up in the Lanier-Columbus game I missed this game being in Athens for the Presbyterian-Georgia game so cannot give my version of the play I have talked with Ned Barbre the field judge in that game and the official that called the play and here is ruling Hope it will clear up matters The penalty inflicted on Lanier after the interception was on a player who illegally used his hands in attempting 0 keep the Columbus man away from Billy Henderson who lad intercepted the pass As the illegal use of hands occurred after Lanier had gained possession of the ball the penalty was correct Fifteen yards from the spot of the foul first and ten Ned further commented that Cotton Harrison Lanier ine coach had received permission to come on the field 9 WGA PUTS ON FREE BARBECUE Now we are getting some place The Macon Golf in an sent out by Carl Beard presi-lent says that the association will put on a free barbecue it the Blue Bell Lodge Thursday Oct 19 at 8 pm To quote President Beard get there proceed out Clinton Road turn sharp to left at first road turning to eft off Clinton road after crossing Walnut Creek bridge" Carl goes on will be plenty of fresh cooked (old ashion) barbecue with plenty of trimmings Be sure and nake your plans to be on hand If you wish to go and do not lave a ride call 267 and a ride will be arranged for All that is necessary to get your fill of this fine barbecue to show your 1944 membership card If you are not a mem-ler and have a weakness for Southern barbecue why come out and join the Macon Golf Association I have told my secretary to be sure and cancel all lunch-on engagements for this day for I want to be starved when start putting this barbecue away Wendell lames and Sammy Glassman Jr enjoy this feed Think IT1 end them some ILARK SHAUGHNESSY EXPLAINS THE All your football fans and especially high school coaches ho are using the miss the series that starts Mon-ay morning in The Telegraph by Clark Shaughnessy on he There are four articles by Clark Fundamentals of layer Requirements for the Important Plays and Stan-3rd Backs Perfected in Rose Bowl All students of football will be able to get some inside ope on the new formation that is sweeping the country he articles are accompanied by diagrams of some plays an from this formation -RANK SINKWIC1I NOT DOING BADLY From first reports from the National Football League on Hutson Green great end is well on his way to is fourth consecutive major league receiving championship nd fifth scoring title Frank Sinkwich is not doing so bad with the Detroit ions He is second in total yards gained with a total of 159 ds with his longest gain being 72 yards His average is yards per try Sinkwich is fourth in passing with 12 out 32 completed Frank is sixth in scoring with 13 points is leading the league in punting with an average of 356 i 13 punts his longest being for 61 yards Grid Finals ZAST Army Pitt Nutre Dam Dartmouth Navy Duke A Colgate i Cornell Pennsylvania 44 William and Mary 4 Penn State 10 Buckncll 4 Yale 17 Columbia 1ft Temple 14 NYU 0 Muhlenberg it Franklin and MOrahall Worcester 0 Tufts 0 (tiel Connecticut 10 Brooklyn College 4 Uralnua 11 Bloomgburg Tract) era Coast Guard Acad it Banaac-Jaar A New London Sub Base It Bates 11 Atlantic City Navy 11 Scranton 7 Morgan State It Camp McKall 4 Lincoln 11 Delaware Stale 4 MIDWEST Great Lakes 14 Western Michigan A Illmoii 40 Iowa Indiana S4 Nebraska A Michigan XI Northwestern A Minnesota 3A Missouri 17 Ohio state TO Wisconsin 7 Iowa Pre-Flight 11 Turdua A Iowa State Kansas 4 Michigan State 45 Kansas Stale A Miami 11 Dopauw A Rochester 11 Oberlin Wayne 17 Otterbcln 1A Capital at Kenyon I Indiana Teachers Wabaih I ftiel Southern Illinois State Teachers Western Illinois state Teachers Oil the Clipper Wichita A Central Indiana Normal Ball Young basketball enthusiasts of Macon anxious to take to the court will get their chance soon in a league plannee by the local YMCA Searcy director disclosed today The league Searcy asserted will be open to all boys under 17 years old without any weight restriction Boys of this age group Searcy said have demonstrated that they can produce a fast brand of basketball that will show local fans plenty of action The league will be open to any team whose members meet age requirements Searcy explained Membership in the Is not essential he said and there will be no entrance fee While the opening date of the league has not been determined tentative plans call for games on Monday and Wednesday nights on the gym TOURNEY PLANNED The league play will be followed by a tournament which will be open to all competing teams to name the junior basketball champs Registration has been opened at the office and a telephone call or letter 'will place a team in the league the director declared Last honors were garnered by a scrappy West Macon quintet which emerged victorious over stiff competition afforded by seven other local teams Outfits who battled in the 1943-44 league and tournament were Jimmie Rovers Ralph Rangers Estes Kitchens' Ramblers Bobby Half Pints James Washington Park Flashes the Hi-Y All-Stars and the Bibb Manufacturing Company Searcy announced that practice games will be arranged for teams wishing to limber up under actual conditions of play before the league opens Curtis Feud With Segura To Be Resumed A return bout between two feuding stars of the wrestling ring Mexico's Bobby Segura and Mississippi's Jack Curtis loomed today as Promoter Johnny Lamb lined up his weekly show for the Macon auditorium Wednesday night The Segura-Curtis rift grew out of an anticlimatic battle between the pair as they climbed from the ring after Jack and his younger brother had been declared victors over Segura and Floyd Byrd in a tag team bout on last Wednesday's card The ringside horse play was promptly halted by city police who carried the warriors to the police barracks where each obtained freedom only after $11 bond was posted on charges of disorderly conduct To settle the dispute in a lawful fashion Promoter Lamb has paired off the two in the main event this week on his light-heavy card Fred Caronl ex-Boston strong boy who once wrestled bears in the Ringling Brothers Barn urn and Bailey circus has been mentioned as a member of the supporting cast Caroni at the moment is reported in Florida helping the circus attractions get in shape for next season If the bears don't object he will probably State A SOVTHW1SY Tense Oklahoma 4 Norman Navy XI Ark Colorado 14 Utah A A 60 yards of competition Not since 1884 when Yale administered a 113-0 beating to a team of gridiron novices has Dartmouth been crushed so completely It was the highest score a Notre Dame team had amassed since a Knute Rockne-coached eleven beat little Haskell 73-0 After the first five minutes of play there never was a doubt who would win The question was by how much In the opening period Notre Dame scored once In the second period they scored four times In the third once and in the fourth four more Bob Kelley the starry back was kept In one long enough to score while Frank Dancewicz saw sufficient action to make a pair of touchdowns Once or twice during the game Dartmouth made spirited bids but it appeared that they came only while Notre Dame was relaxing before starting a new touchdown march The outstanding run of the game came in the final period when chunky Nunzio Marino normally one of the leaser lights galloped 67 yards behind excellent blocking to score Notre Dame's poorest showing was in the tries for points after touchdowna Only four were completed of which George Terlep accounted for three Ed Clashy converted once Both of these backs scored touchdowna The statistics tell the sloiy Notre Dame made 19 first downs to six and gained 438 yards by rushing to Dartmouth's 54 Future Bright to Layden For Pro Grid Loop NASHVILLE Tenn Oct 14 UPJ Elmer Layden today predicted a great postwar future for a proposed Southern professional football league Here to attend the Green Bay-Philadelphia game the commissioner of the National Professional Football league said such a league in the South would lead ultimately to a player-exchange system similar to that prevailing in baseball The proposed Southern pro football league is being considered by Southern Association baseball owners professional football supplements the college Layden said because the South has a great football heritage upon which to build a professional league I can't see any great stumbling blocks in the way of such a Dublin Hurricane Levels Eastman DUBLIN Oct 14 Recovering from two false starts this season Dublin High's Green Hurricane hit its stride on the third go round here last night by taking Eastman High 41 to 0 The Irishmen romped almost at will up and down the field and at end of the half Dorrell Smalley and Bill Hurricane backs had rolled up to total of 20 points The Hurricane's siring went in during the second with Smalley as a holdover from the varsity and the Irish again piled up a heavy core this time 21 points Runs by Smalley James Crabb Ikey Stinson and Don Scarboro The latter also a varsity holdover featured the period with Smalley Stinson and Scarboro doing the tallying Six Persons Suspended By Racing Commission CHARLESTON Va Oct 14 UP Six persons who appeared before the state racing commission yesterday were under indefinite suspensions today as the result of an investigation of a race at Wheeling Downs during the fall meet Secretary Beverly Broun reported that Lt Taylor a trainer-owner was exonerated of charges of collusion in the victory of Winsome Lassie at the track last Sept 9 The six persons suspended Broun reported were Jockies Frankie Meyer Wilson Arnold Carter Charles Par-rish and Iva Mae Parris and Mason The commission overruled a recommendation by the track stewards that licenses be revoked for one year Two Heaves By Broyles Add Scores Ritter Bowen Toss One Each By SAM GLASSMAN GRANT FIELD ATLANTA Oct 14 Georgia Tech rolled out a trio of aerial gunners here this afternoon that sent a pack of stubborn Auburn Tigers into a 27 to 0 nose-dive before approximately 20000 spectators Frank Broyles uncorked two of the touchdown strikes while Allen Dinky Bowen and Tex Ritter accounted for one apiece The manner in which George Mathews Jim Do rough and Charlie Murdock plucked the football out of the air made one think of big league outfielders hauling down one handed jumping stabs Particularly was the catch by Mathews of Ritter's toss for the second touchdown in the fourth quarter a honey George a Columbus lad leaped high in the air stopped the ball with one hand juggled it down as he fell and then gathered it to his bosom and came down on his back in the end zone For three quarters the battle was as hard fought as any that has been played on Grant Field in quite a spell The Auburn line was clearly outcharging the Tech linesmen throughout the first half and not until the final period got under way was the Georgia Tech auperior reserve strength able to make any difference 1 That Georgia Tech was able to gain only 49 yards in rushing shows how the two lines were playing Auburn was able to get 72 with first downs being Georgia Tech 10 and the Tigers 17 The passing records of both teams were about equal but Tech made the best of the opportunity Three Auburn linesmen Ralph Hoffman a guard from Fairhope Ala Denvard Snell a tackle from Dothan Ala and Tex Warrington center from Dover Del stood out Herbert Hawkins Auburn wing-back Chuck Sanders and Curtis Kuykendall who alternated at wingback for Auburn played stellar ball The Yellow Jackets' Tex Ritter George Mathews Frank Broyles and Dinky Bowen took the limelight in the backfield with Bowen adding to his great performance in the Clemson game by his brilliant play and his getting three out of four placekicks for extra points Maurice Furchgott Bill Chambers Jim Dorough and Joe Daniels did the best work in the Tech line FIRST SCORE Both teams felt each other out in the first quarter with the Auburn line holding down Tech's running attack After an exchange of punts Bowen brought back Harold Watkins' punt to Auburns 28 Broyles got seven through right guard and then Bowen pitched his first strike to Dorough who had just been sent back into the game Jim slipped down the east side line and passed the Auburn safety man Kuykendall and grabbed toss for the first marker Bowen made the placement good This was all the scoring for the first half Auburn had outplayed Tech all the way First downs were at the half Auburn 10 Tech 2 Auburn came back strong in the third quarter and started right down the field after the kickoff Kuykendall brought kickoff from his 11 to 44 and was almost loose Luke Bowen Tech guard brought him down Auburn marched down to the Tech 16 where a mlxup in signala caused the ball to fall loose and Tech recovered This stopped the most dangerous scoring threat Auburn had made second score started in the third quarter and finished on the first play of the fourth quarter Bowen returned Watkins' punt to Auburns 38 After an incom-ileted pass Broyles passed to laniels on 23 Another pass Bowen to Castleberry carried to Auburn's 16 Broyles got to the nine going off right tackle but fumbled and Hoffman of Auburn recovered On the first play play Hawkins of Auburn fumbled and Charley Nixon Tech fullback recovered on Auburn's six and then Broyles fumbled again but this time Mathews recovered on 10 The third quarter ended here The Auburn line was drawn in as though to stop a running play as Coach Alexander has sent in Billy Williams at fullback but instead Broyles tossed to Dorough on a short pass to the flat and Dorough scampered to the score Bowen's placekick was wide A pass interception led to the third score Williams picked off a pass on Tech's 25 and went to Auburn's 41 before being downed liter passed to Dorough for 15 yards to Auburn's 26 and after an Auburn penalty of 5 yards Ritter threw to Mathews who made the fine catch mentioned above Bowen kicked goal Tech's last marker came on the end of a recovered Auburn fumble On Auburn's 40 and one running play and two passes ended the scoring The final pass play was a hidden ball by Broyles who held the ball behind his back as though to give to Mathews but instead held and passed to Charles Murdock in the end zone for the score The touchdown pass covered 11 yards Bowen converted Panclio Segura Wins In Pan American MEXICO CITY Oct 14 Francisco Pancho Segura of Ecuador defeated William Talbert of Indianapolis Ind 1-6 6-3 6-2 1-6 6-1 to win the Pan American tennis tournament singles championship for the third straight year here today before a crowd of more than 1500 persons AmericusPant Take Cordele AMERICUS Ga Oct Coach Jack A High school Panther elev day night handed the Corde dog team a 28-6 defeat in that was packed with thri tured by two running pi counting for 72 yards and 8 respectively that netted eg a touchdown Neither team scored in quarter but Americus scon in the second period wh raced around left end for touchdown It was in thi ter too that the Bulldogs when Lee licked off to tain on the 28-yard line tt taking the ball for 72 yar ments later Lee took the kick-off on the line and ran 80 yards for thers' second score The Panthers scored oni down in both the third i quarter all trys for thi point being good The fin read Americus 28 Cordel Next Friday night the journey to Albany where gage the Indians balloting in conjunction with the fifth mannual Herald-American all-star game at the Chicago Stadium Dec 1 Meyer who has won 40 of 48 games since coming to De Paul two years ago will assist Dutch Lonborg Northwestern coach in directing the 1944 collegiate all stars against Fort Wayne professional pear Wednesday against a stil to be named opponent grunts and groans are scheduled to commence at 8:15 DePaul Court Mentor Honored by Newspaper CHICAGO Oct 14 INS1 Election of Ray Meyer youthful De Paul Unlveraity mentor as the Chicago Herald-American's basketball coach of 1944 was announced today by the newspaper Meyik was the winner of the All-American basketball The Amazon principal river of South America is about 3500 miles and it has 12 tributaries each 1000 or more miles long Cross Country Met Falls to Carolina ATLANTA Oct 14 AP fast steppers from the Un of North Carolina won country meet from Georg here today 22 to 87 Howard Stone of Georgi finished the three-mile rui 100-yards ahead of Tal Bat North Carolina who was paced by two other Tar He Glascock and Doug Erath FOURTH DOWN I Whirlabout Romps Home First Rich Correction Feature Arkansas FAB WEST Washington 71 Whitman A SOUTH North Carolina a Cherry Point Matinee 14 Georgia Tech XI Auburn A Tennessee 40 Florida A Alabama 14 Mlllsaps North Carolina Navy Virginia 11 (tiC)s Tenn AftI Col legs Langston 7 Tulane II Rica A Mlaalaalppi Stats 4 Arkansas A ft Jacksonville Navy Miami Navy IX 1 Army Crushes Panthers 69-7 WEST POINT Oct 14 UPJ A bruising Army football team repaid Pittsburgh with Interest for three beatings suffered during Pitt's golden gridiron years handing the bedraggled Panthers their worst defec: of all time 69 to 7 today Three times back in the 30's the fabled Panthers had harnessed the Army mule and the men from the Point had not forgotten And with the Panther weakened since its day of de-emphasis the Army finally caught up to Pitt running up the greatest score of any Army team in the past 15 years Husky Felix Blanchard a human tank from Bishopville and fleetfooted Bobby Dobba of the famed football family from Frederick Okla paced the Cadet attack with two touchdowns each as the West Pointers buried Pitt under an avalanche of nine touchdown! and eight extra point by accurate Dick Walterhouse of Washtenaw Mich Army which previously had beaten North Carolina and Brown by adding machine scores scored in every period and allowed the Panthers their only tally in the last period against the Cadet reserves Golden Bears Conquer Cop BERKELEY Cal Oct 14 INS1 Joe Stuart 160-pound halfback led the California Golden Bears to their third victory of the season today as the Bears triumphed 14 to 0 over the College of Pacific Tigers Little Joe broke loose In the first period for a 37-yard run to touchdown territory Getting away on a fait opening play he jockeyed and feinted his way through the surprised Tigers Henry Borg hi kicked the extra point In the final ten seconds of the game Stuart popped out of the middle of a melee on the Bear 46 ran to the Pacific 31 where he was trapped by two Tigers but as he was tackled he lateraled to Dave Hirschler Bear end who scampered the remaining distance to a touchdown Borghl again converted Bob Muenter Pacific halfback suffered a broken leg on the first play of the second half when he returned Borghl's kickoff The kings of Egypt have been traced by name back beyond the first dynasty which started about 1400 BA RESTAURANTS HO We Pay Cash Save Your Kitchen BERND Phone Ue For lufi -VO Slou KWOW that tub sags OF A FCBFeOBO AFTER TOUQ40ONN4 is I WADE SONS MACHINISTS AND WELDERS 618 Second St Phone 5400 Be Re-Cap The seven-year-old Smart Bet upset winner of last week's $5000 added General Green handicap led all the way with Herb Claggett aboard to win by a half length in the $5000 added Lowell Handicap at Rockingham Clocked in 1:13 1-5 for six furlongs he paid $320 Maxwell Strengthens Squad for Cliatham MONTGOMERY Ala Oct 14 AP Coach Jesse Yarbrough took advantage of a week lay-off for his Maxwell Field Marauders to strengthen his squad with six new faces in preparation for their next encounter against Chatham Field of Savannah Oct 22 With aeveral of the mainstays on the injured list including Star Back Paul Mahoney formerly of Dartmouth who is out permanently with a broken leg has brought in some promising talent including a noted high school star The prep hopeful is Bill Britt all-state and all-Southern selection at Asheville high Others all backs include Bill Burke ex-Moorehead Teachers player: Tom Askin ex-DuQuesne and Charles Starwalk ex-Syracuse MICH STATE 45 KANSAS 6 EAST LANSING Mich Oct 14 rAPl Michigan State College ran its victory string to three in a row in its return to intercollegiate football by overpowering Kansas State 45 to 6 here today before 7000 Michigan State scored in very period NEW YORK Oct 14 UP hirlabout movie magnate Louis Mayer's mercury-legged filly ened up in the stretch to take lead going to the tape in the tfe running of the $10000 added Vrrection handicap at Jamaica day The three-year-old daughter of impey was fourth to the mile pole in the six fur-ig test for lasses of all ages Iving to edge Miss Drummond three-quarters of a length at tape Carrying top weight of 6 pounds and Herb Lindberg was timed in 1:12 2-5 for the itance and paid $460 $310 and 70 across the board She earn-7455 bring her win-digs to $70005 and has scored if five of her last eight starts The crowd of 31053 fans re-rded new daily double betting jord wagering $176182 on the aibinatlon However only 164 nning tickets were held on the 8680 payoff Bobber $4560 the first race and Brave Ma-e yielded $6240 for $200 In second nother female thoroughbred rgoo Maid stole the honors at wthome leading from start to ish to triumph over Espino Gold 'the 15th running of the $10000 led Illinois handicap ss Ruth Sideil's four-year-old cstnut daughter of Burgoo King £ded 1:44 3-5 for a mile and a teenth with Jess Higley up and night $1240 for $200 ipino Gold moved up fast to second while St Jock stepped far back to head Martian for WL More Than Once and Give Thousan of Miles Morn Service Let Us Check Your Tires Before It's Too Late Dennis I Ja Tire Co PHONES 6533-6 301 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