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SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 MONROE MORNING WORTJD PAGE NINE FOR 33 'tt L. TRANS TO OFFER BOSTON BRAVES s. u. 21 14 Fights Off Stiff Rice Opposition To Win, HEAVY The Standings 0UCHD01S A'S EDGE SERIES OUACHITA IN HOMECOMING SCRAP WITH BOLTON BEARS NATIONAL LEAGUE TAME NATIONAL KINGPINS, 2 T0 1 Ray Martin Sets Dodgers Down With Seven Hits; Cards Win BOUND YANKEES LAST QUARTER SATURDAY BATTLE II mWll III I HI Mill II II I Ml Improved Redskins Expect To Make Fight Despite Crippling Blows Team Won lost Pet. Brooklyn 94 59 .614 St.

Louis 64 .582 Boston 85 68 New York 80 72 .526 Cincinnati 73 80 .477 Chicago 68 85 .444 Philadelphia 61 91 .401 Pittsburgh 61 92 .399 Lions Get First Taste Of Class AA Competition Here Friday The Lions of Ouachita Parish High HOWARD PAYNE PASSES DOWN LOUISIANA TECH BENGALS POINT DOWNED BY NIP AND TUCK, 17 2 FARMERVILLE, Sept, 27. (Special) Nip and Tuck, after lnaing two of three games in the Little Six League's championship series, rame out with steamed up bats here today to cruch the Point Red Sox, 17 to 2, and even the title playoff. The deciding game of the scries will played here Sunday afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. Nip and Tuck poun led three Point hurleis, Simpson, F. Bayles and R.

Nolan, for 15 hits today, while Ikie Dumas was choking off the Red Hose v. five safe blows. Maxey and Carter shared the catching for the Sox, who lead the league at the rlose of the regular schedu.e, while Wallace caught for Nip and Tuck. in rami 2 lo i Rutner's Bases Loaded Single Enables Athletics To Trip Champs Tht potent Kilgore Junior College Hangers of Kilgore, who took the measure of the Northeast Junior College Indians at the Texas City last RUSTON, Sept 27 () College, of Brownsville, tonight handed the Louisiana Tech men a 14 0 drubbing in Tech's first football game of the season. Al Langford displayed unusual accuracy as he tossed innumerable passes to defeat the Techmcn.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm year, 13 0, and sporting a club the Redskins have been able to beat onlv BOSTON, Sept. 27. (P) Ray Martin, rookie righthander, stopped the Brooklyn Dodgers with seven hits today as the Boston Braves whipped the new National League champions, 2 1. Martin, a product of Boston's Norwood High School was just brought up from Boston's Hartford farm. Box score: 0 once in five previous meetings, come Y.

A. Tittle Dominant Figure In Louisiana's March To Victory By Leroy Simms BATON ROUGE, Sept. 27. The Louisiana State Tigers blasted through for two fourth quarter touchdowns here tonight to win a convincing 21 to 12 victory over the Rice Owls before 46,000 fans. The two teams favored to win championships in the Southeastern and Southwestern Conferences respectively, had battled on even terms until the Tigers launched their final scoring drive, good for 91 yards.

Yesterday's Results Boston 2, Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia 10, New York 7. St. Louis 3, Chicago 1. Only games scheduled.

Today'f Games Brooklyn at Boston Haugstad (1 0) vs. White (0 0). New York at Philadelphia (2 Cooper (3 10) and Jones (1 2) vs. Simmons (0 0) and Koecher (0 1). Cincinnati at Fittshtu gh Quean (3 7) on Bonham 10 8) vs.

Lively (5 6). St. Louis at CJiicagoBtukhart (5 3) vs, Schmttz (12 18), A BROOKLYN AR TO A 0 El fink 3b .4 NEW YORK, Sept. 27. Rookie Shortstop Mickey Rutners Infield single with the bases loaded in the 10th inning scored Dick Adams with the run that gave the Philadelphia Athletics a 2 1 victory over the New York Yankees today.

Joe Page, established a new club record for pitchers when he appeared in his 5th gamo, was charged with the defeat, Phil Marchildon wont all the way to record his 19th victory for the A's. Box Rcorp: 1 12 i MikMs, 21 1 HohinMin, Heispr, rt r'Hl IUn. rf ft LAWSON LEADING CITY QUALIFYING 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Wall rf Rnhrnvm, Paltra. Herrr a.nfkt. If Edwards, Brazil, Jmensru, Sb Bojck.

Oiacg. H.iltcn. Barnrv, Snider, rf Team PULL SURPRISE ON VOLUNTEERS, 27 0 tfii.in i.y Former Neyland Pupil Out Foxes 'Old Fox For Worst Vol Loss riiii Anixriiit ah ro a Pet. .627 .549 .542 .523 .510 .451 .412 ,386 New York 96 57 Detroit 84 69 Boston 83 70 Cleveland 80 73 Fhikidelphia 78 75 Chicago 69 84 Washington 63 90 St, Louis 59 94 Deadline Today For Posting Entries For Municipal Golf Event ,...33 he 1 7a3 3 winning run 9th To In It aTwo out in rored. McCosky.

4 0 ft 0 Kntrkrbocker, rf 8 8 0 3 0 Chapman, c( 1 1 1 0 Adrtms, jb A 1 1 11 0 Majeski. 0 9 1 4 Surler, 2b 4 ft A 4 ft Rutnrr, 3b 3 0 2 0 Fnmkx. 4 0 Marchildon, 4 9 ft 9 Totals 8 8 SO 13 NKW YORK AH II '0 A School, undefeated in competition against Class A competition so far this season, test their strength against Class AA opposition when they meet the Bolton Bears, traditional rivals from Alexandria, here Friday night at Brown Field. It will be homecoming for Ouachita, and the Lions, who have attracted approximately 12,000 fans to two home games so far expect to shove their attendance mark for the season near 20,000 when the Alexandria club comes to town. Even though the Bruins suffered their first loss Friday night to the potent Fair Park Indians of Shreve port, 32 to 6, Coach Jim Hodgins and his aides, Herbert H.

Holliman and Harold Dickens, have a chore on hand preparing their charges for the Bolton invasion. Bolton has always been one of Ouachita's stiff est competitors in football and basketball rivalry, and the Bruins will be gunning for the Lions this trip. Last year they battled to a 7 7 tie. It may be fortunate for the Lions, but the contest will not be counted as a conference struggle. Although both Ouachita and Bolton compete in double the Bears operate in the southeast district while the Lions must make their progress against north district opposition whnh is narrowed down to Haynesville, Fair Park, and Byrd, the latter two from Shreveport.

Ouachita and Bolton have tied their last three games. Aside from last season's deadlock, the rival elevens played identical 13 13 draw games in 1945 and 1944, and previous to 1944 the Bruins had a string of five straight wins over Ouachita. Aside from the three straight ties, Lion and Bar rivalry since 1929 when Ouachita began developing independent teams, separate from the old combined club that included the city system, the victory status stands at ten for Bolton and four for Bolton, this year, has been beating Winnsboro, 13 12, and Baton Rouge AR ro a r. to Monroe next Saturday night to resume rivalry with the Tribesmen at 8 o'clock at Brown Field Right now the clash with the Rangers stacks up as about the most important game of the season so far as Coach James L. Malone's Warriors go out in quest of possibly their third victory.

If the Malonemen can trim the Bangers, then N. J. C. followers can begin, to feel the pressure is off and the Indians really have the sort oi ctub Ma lone was praising as a "most talented" crew during pre sea aon workouts The game was originally scheduled for Thursday night, but Coach Ma lone announced at Friday night's tussle here with Henderson Junior college that the Kilgore game had been moved back to Saturday night. Two thousand reserved seats will be put on sale in advance tomorrow, indicating that N.

J. C. is looking forward to probably the biggest crowd that has ever seen a junior college contest here. Faith in the Indians' football prowess bounded Friday night when the Indians pounded out a 29 0 triumph over Henderson, which came here twice victorious and previously un scored on thia season, and the Redskins performed with even more perfection than they had a week before when they won their season opener from Northwest Mississippi, 19 to 13. Woody Boyles wasn't in the N.

J. C. starting lineup against Henderson, but the Redskin quarterback had a big hand in the victory as he personally scored one touchdown, pitched a touchdown pass, kicked two extra 1 3 0 3 0 0 3 E. E. posting a 74.

took the lead for medalist honors in the annual 0 0 0 tl ft 0 I 1 0 0 Holni' fi, rf A Rowrll, If Torreton, lb 4 Masi, 4 M. McCormick, cf 4 Rvnn 3 Fernandez, Sb 3 Culler, a 3 0 Martin, 3 City Golf Champ omhip Tournament huginning tomorrow over the Munici 0 pal Golf Club's Uiyout, but expected heavy fii ing in the final dny of quaU ifying today may put him down the 0 line. Other early qualifiers were George 0 3 3 0 8 0 4 13 1 0 fl 3 1 0 0 1 1 2b I Hennrli, ft 4 Brim, ft DlMnaRm, rt 2 McQumn, lb 4 W. Johnson, 3b ft Undrll. Rlzzv'o, KS ft Bcvfin, Page, I Yesterday's Results Philadelphia 2, New York 1 (10 innings) Boston 8, Washington I Detroit 4, Cleveland 2 Chicago 2 2, St, Louis 1 3.

Today's Came Philadelphia at New York Brissie (0 0) vs. Raschi (7 2). ton at Washington Johnsnn (12 10) vs. Hflpfner (9 14), Chicago at St. Louis Lopat (13 13) vs.

Dean (0 0). Detroit at Cleveland Hutchinson (17 10) vs. Feller (21 10). Y. A.

Tittle, dominant figure in the I S. U. victory, opened it with 12 yards on a smash at the middle, and threw a 19 yard pass to End Ray Bullock the vital score. He also added all three S. U.

extra points from placement, and ended the last Rice threat by intercepting a pas, from Tobin Rote in the final minute. Zollie Tcth, sub S. U. fullback, had counted the tying touchdown a few minutes earlier on a blast through his right tackle for five yards. He dragged two or three Owl tacklers across with This march, good for 33 yards, evened the eount after the Owls had completely dominated play in the third period, and had scored on two well exeeuted pass plays, both from Rote to End Billy Taylor.

The Owls opened the scoring late in the first period in a 53 yard drive. Carl Russ and George Walmsley weie the principal gainers, with Ike ken berg driving over for the final yard. J. (Froggie) Williams made the extra point, and it was 7 0, Rice, L. S.

thoroughly outplayed for the opening period slammed across a touchdown in four plays after Huey Keeney's fumble on a fourth down punt attempt gave the Tigers the ball at the Rice 25. Two running plays netted 8, and Bill Schroll broke away for the final 17 yards on a wide sweep around his right end. A. Tittle kicked the tying point, to make it 7 7. L.

S. U. was badly outclassed by the Owls through the first period, but the Tigers improved with time. The widely advertised Eikenberg to Wendell Williams pass combination failed to show. Williams was hurt in Tolala 33 a 8 37 17 a UValkod for Culler in Bth.

arora by Innings: 's' Brooklyn MO 1 Bnpten' 010 000 001 Huns haltrtf tn: Stanky, Culler. Holmea, Two bRi hit: Stanky. Stolen bas: Rohin on, McCarmirk. Poubla play: Torgt gnn. CullPr and TorKnn.

Left on Brooklvn 9. Boaton 5. Baaes on balla: Off Oreag 1, Palica 2. Martin 4. Strlkeouta: By OrcnK 3.

Hattan 1. Behrman 1, Paltca 1, Martin 3. HtU: Off Oragg 3 in 2 HaMfii 1 in Barney 1 In Behrman 0 in 3. Pallra 1 In 2 3. Losing pitcher: Palica.

Umpirea: Ooeti, Bfewart and Mag erkurih. Tlma: 8:07. Attndanc: 1,730 Pd. Totnln I JO 1 ftaorn bv inningi: Philadelphia. ono nni nod 13 Nf York 00Q flOO 1 Runs baUort in: Ruiiirr 2.

Lindnll. Two ha: hits Mnjeski. Stolen base: Henrlrh. Sacrifice: Fmy. Double play: Rnt ner.

ftudar and Adams. IU on bn; Philadelphia 13, New York 1.1. Bases on balls: Off Bevena 4 Page Marchildon 1. Strtka outo: Bv 4. vln Pmm Hltsr Off Bevcna ft in fl lnninna; Paga In 4.

Hit by pltchtr: Marchildon (Dl Masglo), Balk; Bevsna. Losing pltehfr: pap. Umpirea: Wafr, MrKinlay, Pa paralla and Paaaaralla. Tlm; 3:37. Atttn anca; 1,364 paid.

ATLANTA, Sept. 27. (7P) Bob Neyland, the "Old Gray Fox" from Tennessee, got a football lesson today from a former pupil as Georgia Tech swept to a surprisingly easy 27 0 Victory over the Vols. A capacity crowd of 40,000 looked on as the well drilled team of Bobby Dodd, a Vol star of the late twenties, meted out the worst defeat a Ney land coached team has ever suffered. The Vols shot their wad early in the opening period when they failed to capitalize on their only real threat.

Tech, recouping late in the first period, held the upperhand after that and led at the half, 7 0, The Vols, outclassed In every department, fought valiantly but never got their running attack clicking and failed through the air. The Jackets drove 81 yards for the first touchdown, 85 for the second and 41 for the third. The final was a 33 yard sweep with a sub halfback, Billy Queen, going the last 24 yards. George Mathews, veteran lefthalfback, scored the first three touchdowns. Mingling a passing attack, which clicked when needed, with razzle dazzle ground forays, Tech piled up 345 net yards to 160 for the visitors, and registered 16 first downs to nine.

The Jackets gained a net of 190 yards rushing to 81, and had an edge passing LITTLE WORLD SERIES Team Won Lost Syracuse (ID 1 0 Milwaukee (AA) 0 1 Tet. 1.00ft .000 Miner, bd; w. U. wetm, pa; west, R8; J. L.

Green, SI; Juhn Glahn. 815; O. B. Moses, 80; Forest Lindqu st, 88, and C. R.

"Chili" Bnur, 8fi. Willi (he deadline todny for pa sting qualifying scores, Pro Jean Shiran is expecting a big turnout of local golfers who will be making their bid for the City tie won last year by Bill Jones who is not required to qualify in defense of his crown. Match play begins tomorrow with the top 18 qualifiers bracketed in the championship flight, and the contenders allowed one week in which to play the.r matches. All first round matches will have to be plnyed by next Sunday. Other flights will be arranged according to the number of entries above the 16 making the championship grade, points, ana Dooiea a neia goai.

it Boyles' kicking toe is doing as well Saturday and a few touchdowns come JOHNSON HURLS MUTTER CHICAGO, Sept. 27. (dv) Johnson, 24 year old Cardinal southpaw, marked his debut in the majors in as well, his point kicking might easily mean the difference in victory ar defeat. the Cubs before 10,369 astonished fans. Malone, however, expresses anxiety ever the possible outcome, pointing to (Continued on Tenth Page) Yesterday's Results Syracuse 7, Milwauke 6.

rutgerTItartIes lions, but columbia wins, 40 20 NEW YORK. Sept. 27.rP) Colum bia's Lions, after leading 27 to 0 early in the second quarter, were forced to put en a musing two touchdown rally in the final minutes of play to defeat a fighting Rutgers eleven, 40 to 28, in a thriller before 20,000 fans today. the absence of two tackles, Charles BROWNS, (HISOX SPLIT ST. LOUIS, Sept, 27.

()Vern Stephens' tenth inning single with the bases loaded gave the St. Louis Browns a 3 to 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox in the second game if a double header today after the Brownies lost the opener to Chicago 2 1. Les Moss homered in the fourth for the first two St. Louis runs in the nightcap but Taft Wright pinch batted two runs home in the eighth with a single to tie the score. Cass Michaels' AJiuon ana uene orayson, pui out 11.LINI VICTORIOUS CHAMPAIGN.

111., Sept. 27. (P) High, 21 14, while Ouachita has tripped Jonesboro Hodge, Homer, and Ruston, and tied Bossier City. With the exception of Tackle Bobby Bruce, who missed the Ruston game as the result of a leg injury, the Lions expect to be in good shape for the visitors. Coach Hodgins last night said Bruce was still not expected to be ready for Bolton, although he should be back in the lineup for the first conference game with Haynesville October 17.

Meanwhile, the election for homecoming queen is taking the spotlight on the O. P. H. S. campus.

Balloting KEKI IN TRIM at JOHNSON BROS. BARBER SHOP 103 Catalpa I'hona 1851 Air Condltlonatf of commission in the season opener, and the additional crippling blow that sent "Hickey" Bell, fullback, out of the Henderson game with a fractured shoulder. Left Halfback Jerry Gregg suffered a leg injury in the season pener and didn't get in much work istgainst Henderson's Cardinals, and Al "Carter, halfback, who contributed a of 135 yards to 79. They made good on jhe second period, and was idle mart; Socond strmg Halfback Iw'ight Ed dlemnn scored two touchdowns in the last quarter one on a 40 yard punt; return to give Illinois a 14 to 0 vie i tory over Pittsburgh today before crowd of 22,079 spectators, 11 of 19 passes while the Vols con of the last half. He took one throw (Continued on Tenth Paga) touchdown in the win over the Red from Eikenberg, good for 13 yards, and that was all.

Rice Pos. L. S. U. W.

Williams Lyle Armstrong LT Shurtz Magee LG Foti Watson Bollard i i 1 1 a a airos, came out or me comes wim is already progress, with the queen to be named Tuesday. leg injury of undetermined, seri ousness. Kilgore scouts covered the N. J. C.

Nicholson RG Worley CINDERELLAS TO ENGAGE HARDWOOD TEAM TODAY Very special, touchdown J. Williams (for W. Williams) (placements) (2), L. S. U.

scoring: Touchdown Schroll (for Collins) Toth (for El lins) Bullock (for Wimberly). Points after touchdown Tittle (placements) 3." Substitutions: Rice Ends JT. Wil Pams, Taylor. Tackles Ballard, Schwarz. Center Price.

Backs Walmsley, Pugh, Stockbridge, Rote, Hoerster, Lantrih. L. S. U.Ends Hemphill, McLeod, Bullock. Adams, Loftin, Leach.

TacklesHeard, Baird. Guards Core, Cusimano, McLelland, Reynolds. Center Clauneh. Backs Schroll, Sand ifer, Griffith, Clegg, Toth. Henderson game thoroughly and can be expected to bring the Rangers here prepared to spike Redskin threats.

But the Malonemen, operating almost entirely from the tricky and versatile nected on eight of 17. Neyland had never lost an opening game and masterminded the Vols to a 13 9 win over Tech last year. ARMY, yTeSTER YEAR GLOSS, TRIPS VILLAN0VA WEST POINT, N. Sept. 27.HP) Army's green football team carried on the winning ways of its departed All America backs, Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard, by downing Villanova 13 to 0 today.

Elwyn Rowan, fullback, Bill Gustaf son, halfback, and Bob Stuart, 175 pound speedster, all from last years team were the men Coach Earl Blaik presented to fill the shoes of Davis, Blanchard and 1946 great quarterback, Arnold Tucker. They performed formation this year, can be Spuill RT Land Lanza RE Wimberly Eikenberg Tittle Kenney LH Gray D. Anderson RH Heroman Russ Collins Score by quarters: Rice 7 0 7 0 14 L. S. 0 0 0 14 21 Rice scoring: Touchdowns Eikenberg, Taylor (for Lanza).

Points after i counted on to come up with some ape these shir is i ers. The Hardwood Sports of Ferriday tangle with the Cinderella Sports of Monroe in a Negro baseball game this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Casino Park. Both teams have about equal records for the season, and a hard fought game is expected, The Cinderella's manager, Hardy Goins, plans to leave after the game for New York and the World Series, it was announced, and his club plans to send him on his way victoriously if possible. N. J.

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ami here's wliy El 1940. 0 creditably but Army did not look like i The Rangers have a squad of 48 jlayers to select from and the ad its championship teams of yesteryear. vanced brochure on the club reveals that thirteen of that number weigh 200 pounds or better, indicating the Redskins will probably be outweighed if the Ranger big boys are among the SUGGS CHAMP DETROIT, Sept. 27. (TV Louise Suggs withstood a sensational rally by Dorothy Kirby today to win the 1947 Women's National Amateur golf championship, two up.

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1 er, 200 pound guard; Ed Staggs, 200 EASY FOR U. S. C. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27 University of Southern California ran and passed to an easy 21 to 0 victory over State today.

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