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ft" VIRGINIAN PILOT AND THE NOROLK LANDMARK SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 4932 SIX STATE TITLE MAY BE SETTLED IN RICHMOND STADIUM TODAY I Ar" 1 A Critics Refuse The Great To Take Sides MauryRenews OldeudWithNewportNews Today Game of In Main Games ootball Braves Reach ootball Today Indians Know They Must Stop Him Visitors Hold By COX: 20 Yard Line ouni Late In Game IS 7 37 7 12 7 WILSON or Cadets Undaunted To Meet Paging Pitt Panthers Today 3 4 turned to there to pay a dead sure tie mon Collins Stops Tom Bashara bo in for a surprise from sn Army team who went in i sub haifoaek took Anniversary Stakes At Boush Alleys Your Top 1 Harvard JO Penn Holy crooa It Ai H'rU At Vowr Suit renee 0 Rutgers or AU BULB KITS SOc If Tackles Mean Difference the Commodores Will Win Mtnv AND GttMTBt STREETS NLIGI4T Admkaion 50c I BRANCH OICES PHONE 21635 Ata TAUBMANC flfrt Wtwit Aaw' rjf Division threw the eleven into panic reach finals should Cox and Dick Little Three Guessesf In me 14 13 7 of pugilism's to assist at once famoua 1 it st ro of since the the the ball tor two of the touchdowns Dick Shinn who has seen little action this year tallied the other counter after a aeries of brilliant Uno thrust Shinn had gone in to relieve Tones 13 7 la 13 11 Colgate 21 Ui I asked Muggs if ho Polytech would win He i asked mm it dlans would again ls 7 4 BOTH ELEVENS ON EDGE PLAY AT BAIN IELD 2:45 ll tr 10000 WITNESS BATTLE PLAYED UNDER LIGHTS te 0 SS tl Tach Is ready to rale old Ned Lout to Kentucky when an offl'tol mads a trick ruling The Tornado should spend itself and atop tn There must be a curve In every read and with Payne not in the game to catch Zimmerman's passes Vanderbilt's surging line Is liked dam the Green Wave of Tulane 1 COMMODORES MU ST STOP HALBACK ZIMMERMAN hard fought 6 0 Virginians seven first to Miami's a SPECIAL thought bite me ho thought the win Ue bite plars is be tried sot auu4 th PeoMia uta crew lo eoasb expert to get a hr on what he er ar bate to develop Hr Commodores Tied Blue Ty phoon Last Year 0 0 But Have Not Won Since 1924 4 45 0 7 0 S1 Butler Chicago Renter Illinois Indiana 14 7 0 7 7 Army Defense May Have Learned How To Stop Pass Attack Reider To Heller S3 eTi SUB ac Plying Squadron long overdue XI the Cadet are to coms near the goal thia la the day DaVidson attack va ried succmful I line heavy and hard Hunching VM 7 Da vidson 6 VIRGINIA GOES NORTH 8 TO ENGAGE COLUMBIA SPLITDOR SPARK PLUGS irst sad 10 T70R reasons unknown to either X1 eelf or Mugg William Mary 7: I 6 A great game Trip hammer line brilliant ends elimaa runner good blockers Tech more vereatiie Tribe more powerful Csn Be Cleaned and Prettad Orees WaKh Tcte't 4 4 i 7 10 uTe 7 as WMS is Xt looks like Old Mugg knows as much about it as anyone does And he never hesitated Spoke right out Ilka a man Pt I nest on player wee prnaltred roughing a Columbia player Miurtlay The Tiger are mt rued baek Prime ton 7: Car 1 (ttoi Vale hn oesn red AND RETURNED TODAY Virginia will surprise If It MW stand the shock of Columbia's big league charging and blocking It will give the Cavaliers a tate of football as It should be played Columbia Virginia 0 Alabama may become another Rose Wgvl repreeentative today A decisive wln over Tennessee which has lost but two games in five years In the confer ence will do it Alabama Tennes Detroit Ntrra 12 Delaware Noire by Tex Mills of Amartlln Dame 38 Drake 6 California 16 Wash Texas in the special eight round at ington State BUomingUn Abm Manhattan Cast Lansing Wlnneepoll tooth Bend Oberlin Columbus Lafayette CAPT AHCHANT phoon Last year these two teams bat tled to a scoreless tie Both schools will be backed to the nth degree by their supporters The Shipbuilders will be headed by th e' 34 piece band and will occupy a sec tion fronting the Newport bleachers on the east side of Bain ield The New port News contingent has chartered special boat to make the trip to Nor folk Maury's 38 plece band decked out in special uniforms will lend a hand to the Commodore rooters Probably a Dog all Dopes ter who have seen the two team In action declare that they are evenly matched Both squade are trained to the minute both are well coached and both have powerful ag gressive line in front of speedy back field Some figure Maury an even chance while others establish Newport New a a favorite due to th fart they are said to have a far more ex perienced line At a meeting of the Maury varsity yesterday the Commodores elected Kerf ord (Squirrelface) Marchant left I guard permanent captain of the team He will lead hie pigskin warriors against the shipbuilder thia afternoon Commodore Ready to Go Coach letcher had little to say last night regarding th game today with the exception that hl boy are reartv tor the invader Yesterday' final workout was devoted entirely to run ning signal kick off formations blocking and kicking exercises The Commodore were in good physical ehap despite their recent TSttaek of stomach ache Maury will use a di versified style of play and if neoeeeary will dig deep into lt bag of tricks I The lineup a announced by 1 Coache letcher aod Byrne are Owing 73) It Captain Marchant (64) lq Wagley (S4) Burton (89) rg: Dodge (72) rt Herrington (67) re Hudgins (56) qb Thomas (68) lb Seay (66) rh Hogan (60) fb Newport New Myerhoffer (45) le: Whitmer (60) It Huffman 37 ig Brnckwell (55) Hawk (Ml rg Morehead (57) rt Baxter 51) re O'Rourke (41) qb Bohlken (83) Ih Green (46) rh Turpin (88) fb Wilson Completes 5 Consecu tive Passes To Maxey In Sensational Drive De rang from 1P pound I Jia Phot by Dorje staff Htotagyapl iv J' By TOM EKGl'SSON Newport New High and Maury will clash this afternoon at Bain ield and unless all indication fall fandom is due to wltnea on of th prettiest ana closest gna iron battle here thi season The referee's opening whistle 1 timed for 2:46 o'clock Strong rivalry has always ex isted between these two schools and with the elevens feeling they have a cnance io the State the game produce a sens rinnai nrann a ball Not 1934 have wearer of Orange and Blue score a victory over the Blue Ty By MARLOWE The winner of today's game at Richmond between Mary and Virginia Tech will become an almost aure thing to capture the State title This contest bring together the strongest college teams in th Old Dominion They stand well ahead of all other on record to date and gen era! strength They play today In this October su per feature at 3:80 in the Richmond Stadium Official had sold all re served seats several days ago assuring an attendance of over 18000 by game time The Indian victor over Navy Roanoke Randolph Macon and Oull ford are regarded tn many circle aa probable losers Virginia Tech with a powerful smooth running organl rstlon ha defeated Georgia Mary land and Roanoke Th only gam of comparison available 1 the Roa noke contest Wllllsm Mary had to fight to beat Roanoke 6 0 In Its first test of th year whereas Polytech swamped th Maroons 85 8 in It first game Both tekms are in condition Start ing lineup wUl be a usual Poly tech looks to such fast runners as Casey Mill and Holaclaw to turn th trick while the Tribe expect to counter with Paleae and Speck It should be a colorful game The Cadet Corp win be there la full etrength Three hundred picked Cadet from I will also attend having been sent to Richmond for the War Memorial dedication exercise Virginia went to New York last night to play Columbia today Tommy John iguring along lines it is just as well to be wrong as any other way times being what they are and ft being a fairly certain thing they will never elect me President the following load of crooked information is given to the world that waits for tne sunrise In making up an alibi for thia lack 6f lense I had the good fortune to come upon an old friend yeste a Allow me to Intro duce Dick (Muggs) Little private property joint in denture fee aimpie et cetera or Dewey and Ed Little of Thirty fifth street It was a coin cidence We all happened to be at th field on Hampton boule vard where Paul Decker ha his Community Leaguers play their games games yon never hear of games that mean a much so times as against Will Lam Alary The Com munity Leaguer wearing pa's old pant In many Instances play football for fun That Is more than can be said of 90 per cent of of the college class There is too much at stake In the blg tlme game to permit much fun At any rat Dick Little was there yesterday running all around between the leg of earnest young Red Maxeys and Al Casey It appeared they either had to make Muggs leave or quit playing football so I got him to one side and broke Into a converse tion Naturally the topic today's game 1 1 i Norfolk Division Eleven Goes Down ighting 6 0 You might as well have that top coat in roadinou you may rood to 'preu'' it into tervico almost any day now Send it to us for a thorough dry clean ing It will fee returned the same day if necessary with life and freshness renewed PerUntMth Bureau With tctcral na men apwaria la aat torm atxaoM lU preparation for it xanw with Karrptca A in a brt norkout Ini nutht Coacb Oven txprtS eonfr'iirrv a te lb tfcm ct th utt nd rt'rH bit Httae route to ta top eeadltlen vaep tt Use uprint th pontMula rrri4it in Wathinp tnn SrM arit Kfrt eff it tchdulwt tor 3 elock Imeal folievort oi the nau mar xp to towal Miner blS school Still Regard Tulane Vanderbilt and Alabama Tennessee As Toss up Matches Suits Or Topcoats Roehrtter Mlrhlfn Wltconln Uotmlnttrrat Leal AB WtHT Wuk State Berkeley Idaho WttMeala A Portland Loyola LA)lx Anfel Cat Army Stanford Brig Teen Walt 1ake Chicago Oct 14 Who will sue ceed Atnoa Alonro Btagg football coach at the Unlvereity of Chicago? Announcement of the retirement of the 70 year old "Old Man" of the mid way started speculation tonight as re gards his successor Prof Thomas Nel son Metcalf the new athletic director will not attempt to coach although Mr Btagg combined both position during bls 41 year career Appointment of tho new football coach will hinge on a recommendation of Metcalf University authorities Mid Three men have been mentioned 'or th post Judge Walter Steffen coach at Carnegl Tech "Pa!" Pae now an aaslstsnt to Stagg and IL "rits" CrUler hed football coach st Princeton They are former Maroon star who learned their football under Stagg Page was Stagg's assistant for a number of years after hla graduation but left to become coach at Butler and later at Indiana Crtsler like Page spent number of year luwtstlng Stagg leaving throe years ago to go to Minnesota and thene to XTlnccton Admirers of Stagg contended that there Is a remote possibility that he may continue a coach for according to the university rules a faculty mem ber past 70 years of age may be ap pointed to a special service Erie ighter Gains 0 In Third Round Local Eye Badly Cut termer liar halfbsek ef uraise Unlntsrty Included a tia ar TVrry truism Vtuteruiy Teas player Itobeit Army irtr: erri of CaUmBs VntvrrHy HosM feratoT Ninon Nee Afir prenite Scisoel Mar n4 Walton a 23S ie nd lallkarl ch lbluh4 hUHMlf et tkr4 Aithojth the vtstteri ere eeneMM ant sdvaittoge Coach 0M la ceaASent hi m4 ail: a ahla I tneraems this Al Casey I halfback the most feared runner In Virginia today With speed to spare the Portsmouth boy Is expected to play a tar role In the Gobbler offtnse against the Indians Casey la not in tiptop trim yet he Is ready fully recovered from a recent blow tn ecrimtnage that put him out of com mission for several days The Cavalier expect to give the fa vored Lions a hard battle Excepting Johnson Virginia 1 in playing con dition and the starting lineup will probably be Condon and Wager ends Cole and Murger tackle Hallett and Tompkins guards Reiss center Beck ett quartan Slppley and Edgar half backs Brewer fullback Hallett is a Newport New boy I Devldson hope to break Into the vic tory list today against Davidson Th Squadron find Captain XCostalnaek fit well tn the backfield along with Straub converted tackle Davidson recently defeated Wasbington Ixe and held Duke to a 13 0 score Th Cadets however showed flashes of strength against Cite 1 last Saturday and hop to get started today The lineup wiu probably bo Gilbert and Urick ends: Lows sad Kaylor tackle Hilliard and Burgsss guards Nimmo center: Smith quarter Straub and Uw hattbaoke Koatalnsek fullback Nimtno and Hilliard are from Oceana LuckXeae Washington Lee faces th groat Kentucky machine at Uxlngton (Continued on Next Page) New York plays Georgetown Another world war Ctas a they com Vtotets 10 Htlttopper 7 Carnegie Teste's bklho not wp te standard tn beat and tS 0eorg Washington 50 Catawba Harvard If It expert to sweep Penn Mate aMe may be kicked down the Jolly old front ep ltit state 7 West Point Oct Backed by no tradition but promising one of tb best football games ot the day the second meeting of Pitts burgh and Army in Michie Stadium to morrow a contest of two teams yet untested In major gridiron warfare this year Last year a confident Army team went to Pittsburgh to take a 36 0 clawing from th Panthers who passed the Cadets dizzy but there 1 no over confidence in the Army camp this Oc tober only determination to avenge that humiliation Of the records of th two team so far all against minor opponents that ot PHtsburgh ts more impressive with victories over Ohio Northern West Vir ginia and Duquesne while Army boast only a narrow win over urman and an easy triumph over Carleton Neither team has been scored on Csdetw May Spring Surprise Comparative records mean little thia tune of year however and there la a suspicion around that Pittsburgh may in for a surprise from an Armv team which wants to win this game as much a it does any other on it schedule Th gam line up a a contest be tween a strong running attqck by Army which haa no Ray Stacker thia year but a powerful backfield any none th less and a bewildering air bombard ment by Pittsburgh Pittsburgh line young and green haa not had anything like the test It will reeciv from ields Brown Vial Elliott Klldiy and com pany white th veteran Army back have learned ainc last October how to atop the air raids of Paul Reider and Warren Heller The game start at 3 The team probably wiu Ude up a 'pin tar i tf William Mary To Clash 2:30 Undefeated Elevens Powerful and Resourceful May At tract 15000 People Collaeted a4 Dcfterml 75c PlTTgBVRGH biiyLT Cab LO to Sri Twawy S2 Qnder RT HoelRS 8kJ4ny Hon RH Hrilr Rerier Wetestock Dempsey Attends De orest uneral Long Branch Oct Jimmy De orest th old condi tioner of ring champions was buried today but only a few faithful were present the funeral ot the trainer Jack Dempsey waa hi last respect to the man who groomed him for his spectacular triumph over Jess Willard under th boiling sun in Toledo thirteen year ago Dempsey acted as a pall bearer Al Bek Teh Hartford Jt Acsleegsat Oran a ora vian sad MSeton Hall llavarferd Middlebar Brews Miami la Oct Playing before 10000 people her tonight William and Mary rtonma Miami University with a aenaatlonal peas attack In the second half but lost a game The made downs 10 and appeared on their way to a touchdown in the third period when Wilson started throwing passe to Maxey These boys com pleted five in suc cession to gain 20 a line but the sixth pass was inter cepted by Hender son on the 10 yard stripe and Miami punted out danger Wilson Is Injured The fourth Quarter saw Wilson great little player carried from the field injured His lose must have been great aa the visitors were not able to get the! reir game ogtng again and th fourth period was played on even terms The William Mary air offense brought great applause from th standa The visitors offered a strong runner in Cavlsh during the first halt who kept them right in the ball game rip ping through the Miami defense for re peated gains Cavlsh broke away for a 35 yard run in th first quarter and intercepted a pass at midfield In tb second to start a new drive Miami scored in the flr period driving down th field to the one yard Una William Mary held and kicked out but oote local quarterback got away shortly after for a touchdown The try tor point waa wide of th mark Th vtaltors lost th eervicea of their star tackle Winston in the first quar ter He sustained a leg Injury and had to be helped from the field Od4 pui fans will aa another aeuatleeal match tonlsht at o'clock when the Boush Street Allay hold thair weakly odd plu tournament Thia 1 the seventh weak of the tournament U'a ending haing determined by the winning of 1 rolnt to a bowler Bill Oroaa with fir pointe I leading the field efoaely followed by Joe Halsmn with Ji pointe Kan has Jl Addison 'V Montsrain 3: Waldon 3 Haralson lU Hatchett 1 DougUa 1 and WorrelL ari ridve Morrett Capp Bulll an and Hodgr have one half point to their credit Laat week 34 lx)! entered the tournament and it ta believed that the same number will bowl this weak "AlffY" Kin Lincoln BummcrfeH tc) Xriic Jablontay Vidal teln Brown Ktlday 406 Inriiidinj detasrt Our usual loiMh 11 A TO 3 30 ie nly teats but auggeet you come OMlj' Portsmouth Bureau Ray Collins of Erie Pa won on a technical knockout over Tommy Ba ehara of Norfolk tn the feature bout of the Oaata Athletic Club card laat night the fight being stopped by Ref eree ender in the third round when Bashara was incapacitated by bad cut over the left eye The arbiter held up the fight for five minute after th eye waa first cut apparently by Collin' head but allowed it to pro ceed tee about a minute before finally halting proceeding when it was ob vioua teat uasruua could not go on satisfactorily vouina to avenm a defeat suffered at th hand of Bashara two weeks ago A ter U( the Hell enough the taw of atenizra should make today's were Tale 13 Drown 1 Cask eng Carry 65c Long Lead In Spirited Series Duke at home should bounce back from a hard fought losing game against! Auburn Laney la In there to punt! Duke 14: Maryland 0 Carolina on Um spot again face a kennel of mad dog Georgia has got to win The Tar Heel may be the victim of th Bulldog' pent up wrath A close on Georgia 13 Carolina 7 Stagg May Get Another Chance With Maroons ANNOUNCEMENT The OllflATAL Restaurant Nor folk' Bneat rafe Invite yoe to their aper ial CHOW MEIN LUNCH Cxllfernla Menton Orryen Ko Calif Klinferd ttoh I'toh Stole Weln Stale LegaaNight game trac' lcn The two traveled at a fast dip from start to ftniah the tight be i hlsh 01 th tiro Imwwon of Wetamouth out pointed John Scanlon of Huntington to win judge' dettaton In the opening foursome while Pepper Young lot Charlotte and Goldie Baa of Portsmouth ent a draw in tho I all round preliminary a alow affair I It waa wnnoumwd that Jaex nd' Penn 7 Dartmouth Ohio Vnlver ally 7: Navy Northwrat rn 13 W1 roia Michigan 18 Ohio State 7 Uf eat ta Purd ie 7 Wisconsin 0 Chicago 40 i oGuriionrir Kn 0 Texas Christian Texas Ag eituburg' it the re Indiana 20 Iowa 0 Minnesota nel peri after rntug op a tori ttofet Nebiaaks 6 ttle) urman 10 Davie! Trtra Ornhwpe tt Elklfii 0 i Vlrr to ORIENTAL RESTAURANT Granby kt nl Callage Haro (fircond loor) Collegeville VlllenoV Middletown Weetmlneter S4 New Haven New Hoven WEST Mllllkln tndisnepell Kno Chleejo hl A(ieo Denver horthwaetn Urbana low few Btate Kent Kan fttote Missouri Mlrb State III Wesln Minnesota Nebrsik Metre Dame Drake onertin Ohl State Perdue uk Dy DILLON GRAHAM Atlanta Oct Rumbling abreast down the South Conference gridiron straightaway four mighty teams reach the fork In the track to morrow and only two can make the right turn toward Dixie football supremacy The croM roada of the trail appear before Tulane and Vanderbilt at New Orleans and Alabama and Tennessee at Birmingham Two of these Big our of the conference must be shunted off on the side road of broken hope ew expert were willing to risk their reputations by picking winner In these game "all even" they said Tulane loss of ullback elts because ot professionalism and of Halfback rancis Payne through Injury and the return of Vernon Close crack Vander bilt halfback make their game appear a real toas up Zimmerman Must Be Stopped Only Don Zimmerman remains of Tulane's fine backfield of 1931 that swept 11 before It Sophomore and reserve now fill the other posts Many doubt these newcomer can lug the ball or run intereferance or fit as snugly Into the backfield pattern as did elts and Payne If the Commodore can bottle Zim i merman they figure to have tn ex cellent chance of ending Tulane's un 1 beaten march which pegan in line appears heavier and mor experienced and its backfield a a whole looks stronger The percen tage votes against Tulane Tulane will fight hard for its lost captain "Papa" elt Vanderbilt will seek revenge from th team that started It down the tobbogan slide a year ago Neither will ask nor give quarter The spirit of battle will be just as keen In th Alabama Tennessee go tor it was the Volunteers who kept Ala bama from claiming a tie for the 1331 championship Can Tennessee Hold Stride? Herman Hickman and Ray Saunder almost a whole forward wall betwen them end Gene McEvcr one of the I South's greatest backs are mlaatng from the Tennessee lineup Gradu 1 atlon removed them The victory over I Alabama last year could be credited largely to th! trio Tennessee has no such triumvirate this year to halt th Notr Dam style slices On the other hand Alabama has most of its stars of last year a little bigger a little better and much better adapted to the Rockne tfiaglc Neither team ha appeared overly impressive In early games but then both admit tedly have been saving and pointing for thia contest This game will bring together two oi me ooutn a neat bacss John Caln of Alabama and Beattie eathers of Tenn Th tld of thia battl may be turned by their flying feet Other Important Game Three other team unbeaten in con ference play Auburn Kentucky and Louisian State Hsk their chance against Georgia Tech Washington and Le and Mississippi Stat Of these the Auburn Georgia Techkirmish take the spotlight The Gol den Tornado has it best team since 1928 a half dozen good backs a fairly formidable line and a deceptive of fensive Auburn's strength was clearly shown in it victory over a crack Duka outfit last week Kentucky should have little trbubl outpointing Washington and Lee and Louisiana figure to open it confer ence slate with a win over Miaelsslppl State Georgia entertain North Caro lina at Athena and Duke faces Mary land at Durham bora's Plainsmen tn one ef those hereto efforts Tech Auburn 9 Richmond 18 Emory Henry 6 And Randolph Macon 6 Hampden Syd ney 0 The General can not match the Mlldcato of Kentucky ight will not ata th cup Kerrheval will stand the Generate on their boot tree elth hto punting Kentucky0 Wshlngton Lee 0 Sewanee To Engage Hampton A Today The two cam out with a rush tn the third and after a flurry of fist clinebed tn a corner BMhare emerging with the blood streaming from bls head Turner Collin Draw Bob Turner of Newport Maws and Tug cmuna of Erie went eight round to a draw in the ismitinal Phillips was the aggreasor throughout and should have been awarded th decision because of hi wlHingnes to fight but Turner nochatant and fought baek only when he was crowded waa an unaatiafaetory pout and aa not well received Ab Nathan promising Newport New' achooiboy pulled a aurri and gate! th tan me only treat of the night Nlssara Norwich Princeton rrinecLon Rh4a 11 Batsm St Bnav St John' SarintScld Allerhenr Sato'hana Hartwick Syraen SsraewM Metk' Greenville 1 OKI Trialty Ogiala Urslnna VIUbocvs Wulcyan Havartort WMaryland Mt St niuiaai Yale Alabama Traneiie Blrmlnkam Centenary Mlululpnl Shreveport psk Maryland Durham Roanoke Rapids Swamps Washington High SI 0 Washington Oct Ros nk Rapid swamped Washington High School here today 51 to 0 for tto third atralght conference victory Wilton Dicken Acree Newton and Mills stood out in the Roanoke attack Tetterton and Toler featured for Washington Hemp Syd Kentucky Mie Cel Mlee State Klee Southweetn Scweaeo Texas Oklahoam TeiA Tex Chrle CaUet Sta Tulane Vanderbilt New Orleaas i iraviuean I endM Virginia Baker ield Lebanon Valolu GroundSt Thomae Ebbets ieldGeorgetown Yanks Bled Hamilton Ambent Pittaburfh Weet Paint Providence Boston Tufte Branewlek and Pttteburrh Chattanooga WaahD Balfalo Potedam Vermont Waterville Maea State Rtom MuhlenbergCarllala Juniata Philadelphia Catawba Waah DC Pean Blate Geneva Union Woreealor Baltimore aaten Langley evata vv aiv Uo lvwcil Uw Textile liklyn Coll Baltimore loyoU(Blt) Waah Coll Annapolla Navy Ohio Durham New Hamp Maine Niagara aile 5L Lawrence Nortnneis Worcester Philadelphia Corneil Kineton Batea Brunswick Delaware Olean Lone III IL Annapolla St Joaeph Sprlngfleld seilnagreve OOTBALL TODAY Conference Classic MAURY NEWPORT NEWS naw rieM 2i4S Will Close Tonight Tentght will bring to a etoee the firet annual anniversary weeptok et th Boush Street Bowling Alley Kan I leed ing th flrat division with a total of l37 I saonaa Tammv ttorabuin ta oca witn lev ana noooy creamer Is third With IM With this lead it to expected that Kan will obtain the ftrat prtao In th aaeond division Lock Lttckam with 1313 seer for hl 14 gome la well out In front 117 pin ahead of Andy Green who has lte Th tight for third dtvlanen honor la keen a only pin eprt four bowler oot is leading with 1141 Creamer aeeond with I SM CUtypsol ha 1473 end atooner 1471 Either ot th boyi eon win and it will be intertetin to see th battle as th four wiu be matched and paired on the an double alley Bousli Street Girls Win Over Men Th sewly organBed Bouah street girls' trim eompoeed trf Dot Taylor Tbertna Evan Bert om n1 KaUt etlna Walah defeated th Mia aleelipl team of the Greater Norfolk Dues pin League in a enecui thrne gem match plsved on th Botvh Vtreet aiirya last algnt by the wore ot 1I to lJTa Bert Mnier Clydl cron an Thelma Bi ot 31 MS and Ml th work lor the e'rht arina eat hieh lor Ih (tote boush s'MirsaiPf STARTING LINEUPS TODAY OB AL AND I Richmond Oct Start ing lineup announced for the Wil liam and Mary football game tomorrow reveal that the Techmen will enjoy a alight weight advantage In both line and backfield The William and Mary line will average about 179 pounds as com pared with 188 for th Gobbler In the backfield the Indian stack up at a 168 pound average and the Gobbler at 168 The lineup: and Seaman LE Sorenson Negri LT Stewart Murphy LO Anderson Porterfield Bridge Hite RG Meade Grlnua (C)RT Quirk MacIntyre RE (O) Halligan Morgan QB Chalko HolaclaW LH Le Croix Mill RH Paleae Smith Bpack Officials: Referee Magoffin (Mich) umpire Ebert (Catholic): headlinesman Rawson (Georgia) mratt 1 A PITTSBURGH know It I lor a battle but Warn tnrt ehnuirt aa ci ot HaMiars two weeks ago ed tne4 ln ftBtsh llU wify opponent tt n5 4 oon poeoible but Bashar fought how to stontArmvffln7il hlm Vn Mnn tb ftrt two h1T Army offtMe the ft two cam out with rimh tn th runinen ocing weaaea on Warner re South Carolina Subs Score Over Wofford Columbia 8 Oct The University of South big foot ball team got it power attack to work infl with fair success today ond ham mered out a 19 to 0 victory over a faat fighting Wofford College eleven Coach Billy Lava) started the game with most of hi Gamecock flrst trlngra but ran tn numerous sub before he secured enough speed and power in th second period to begincoring Walker Yonc stumoy batterins ram Here are IHr pTe Em Henry Richmond Emory lorida The Citadel Galnetvllle urmen Devle Elklns Greenville vereune Atneno Aebum Ailant Jton Meoea HsmpBy and I Lexington lUrm Sealbleekeen LoulBlan Colamba LoyelalNO Hoaiten vumpwe Dalia as Lexington Richmond West WVaWeiln Morgantown EAST Benulaer Lewla'n 814 voiumma ordham Manhattan Amherst Army notion Bowdoln Carn Teeh Cathode Clarkaon Colby Conn State Dloklneon Drexel Ch Waah Geilytbarg baarthmore Gettysburg Harvard Pean Blate Geneva iiceart Heir Crete Detroit HoDklna luhlch Lafayette Colgate Langle Lang ield Lib Teh Lowell I ''f "Mr I ak I 'J i 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