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mspHONiHg PAGE EIGHT TELEPHONE H7 NEWS TRIBUNE EORT PIERCE LORIDA' 9 9 I Tech Statistics Golf Pro Visits Here OOTBALL RESULTS SV THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Yellow JaAefs 8 a 0 59 Harvard Takes Game from Yale 6 13 0 6 State Cali of Barbara Maybej'iy led the individual Bradley tetton field judge OLE 533X90 a Ai A tt 10 Eagles Indians Ready for Game Georgia Tecti leering: Touch owns: Koneman (Sub for Gibon) Sim (Sub for Ector) Official: Thomaaon Georgia referee Scholar Prebyterianum pire Black' Daridaon lineaman displayed little of to match that of the visitors did in the final stages WILL HOLD MEETING TO ORM CONERENCE IN MELBOURNE 28TH 7 0 SEEK USED BY XJ fJH PijJ ordham Villanova and Dartmouth Still in Undefeated Gass Minnesota Ohio State' Tndtenh Northwestern Michigan WUcohsln Pursue Illinois Chicago lawa lorida Defense Wilfs Before file Annual Gash to be Held Thanksgiving Day bn Vero Beach ield Hands Elis irst Defeat of the 1937 Season by the Score of 13 to 6 Half RIED CHICKEN with rench ried Potatoes 50c TENDER JUICY STEAKS 50c 75c ECONOMY and SATISACTION Doubh BAKING EW POWDEf i 3 1 3 1 4i'l ti a Amor Bru jo Entered in Thanksgiving Handicap WO 3S AM S3 EM 59 AW 91 40 41 400 30 43 000 10 100 :0 0 0 ters that completed a 57 yard march MacDonald reeled off dashes of 32 24 and 25 yards on reverse plays that had the Elis 'on their heels rank twice brought down the Harvard speed merchant When it appeared he had a good chance too break way for a touchdown The last of drives car ried 61 yards before it stalled on 16 AT Winer Beer Sell Drinks 126 Rutgers 0 SOUTH 0 Georgia 0 tie Tech 12 lorida 0 Auburn Georgia Duke 20 North Carolina State South Carolina 64: Presbyterian Centre 7 Southwestern (Memphis) Randolph Macon 3 Hampden Sydney 0 Mississippi College yt Millsaps 0 Tulane 38 Suwannee 7 The Citadel 46 Erskine 7 East Kentucky Teachers 6 Louisville 6 tie Louisiana State 62 Louisiana Normal 0 Louisiana College 13 Louisiana Teach 12 Texas Tech 7 Centenary 2 Transylvania 12 Georgetown (Ky) Col lege 0 Murray TeacheYa 7 West Kentucky Teachers 7 tie Oglethorpe 10 Stetson 0 MIDWEST Notre Dame 7 Northwestern 0 Minnesota 13 Wisconsin 6 Ohio State 21 Michigan USTERiNE TOOTH PASTE SAN RANCISCO Nov (TP) Amor Briijo thoroughbred flyer from the Argentine and ra garded as probably the most color ful nivader since fam ed Phar Lap will make his Ameri can debut at Tanforan track next Thursday 7 A Silver trainer said the fleet steed from the Pampas would be entered in the Thanksgiving handicap a mile and one sixteenth gallopt i Seabiscuit 'leading money win ner of the year will be on the grounds by that time but there is little likelihood he will match strides: with the South American star MIDWEST IlUnoia 11 'Chicago Nebraak Iowa Purdue 13 India Marquette It Duqueehe 3 Mlaaouri 3 WuMngtoe (St Loot) iowa Mate buu i OMb 30: Ohio Woteyan 4 Manhall 7 Dayton 0 Narfett 3 Heidelberg 0 Wittenberg 0 Dcniaoa Oberlin 0 Muskingum 1 MU Union T'tla Waatern Ramrvo 20 John Carroll Xavier (Qnelnaati 3 Akron 0 Woorter 10 Waahtngton 4 Jeffcnon 0 State JACKSON VILUPI LAKulal tad INEST HOTEL MOtaaaa xn sk BOWIE Md Nov Hal Legal Light ran the fastest mile and 70 yards of jthe fall meeting here today to win the $5000 added endurance handicap by an easy four lengths from Brown Moth owned by ar rell Jr Legal Light favorite despite top weight of 126 pounds cover ed the distance in 145 3 5 oyer a track fast despite snow flurries Brown Moth won from Might ily in show position by another four lengths Legal Light paid $350 for $2 hree longshots gained the mo ney positions the $1500 TiK Lynch Memorial handicap first honors going to Mrs Louise "Ti Conquer with a $3420 pay off Challephen four lengthsbe hind paid $1450 for second mo ney Jean Bart an outsider tbc cause of his erratic performances recently was a head behind Chai lephen and paid $1460 Windners of both featured rac es were ridden by Jockey Pet ers and trained by Jones Pe ters also was up on' lat Lance' wipner of the first race SUNDAY NOVEMBER 21 1937 i 1 i i 1 i invaded the far west to snare a 26 13 decision over A Razorbacks however were held scoreless for the first timo since 1934 in a 0 0 deadlock with George Washington Despite its defeat by California Stanford finished second in the Pacific Coast race as Oregon State bowed to Washington State 7 0 Washington bowling over Oregon 14 0 finished third Mon tana previously unbeaten and un tied fell victim to Idaho 6 0 North Carolina State fell be fore Duke in the only Southern Conference game of the 30 7 sturdy gentlemen were upset by Texas Tech 7 2 With Colorado and Denver rest ing before their Thanksgiving Day title battle the Rocky Mountain conference offered little of general interest although Colorado State sprang one upset in a 6 0 decision over Colorado college Brigham Young took Montana State over! the jumps 19 0 and Greeley State trounced Colorado Mines 32 6 An abbreviated program run off in frigid weather brought one upset and one near upset in South eastern conference football cal culations today None of the four contests however had titu lar significance Georgia battled" a highly fav ored Auburn team a scoreless draw before 18000 shivering cus tomers tit Columbus Ga The Ti gers three times were stopped elose to the goal and three times were forced to try field goals One apparent touchdown was nullified by a holding penalty Sewanee wound its "season with its game of the year leading Tulane 7 0 through the first half The power told in the second half and it rolled home 33 7 before 10000 Georgia Tech spoiled homecoming for 16000 fans by beating the Gators 12 0 on Sims passing and running Louisiana State steam rollered Louisiana Normal' 52 0 in the only other game involving a con ference team i The rest of the clubs were idle most of thftn preparing for tradi tional Thanksgiving Day games (By ALAN GOULD) CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov 20 Harvard shook off its in feriority complex on the gridirontoday turned loose a powerhouse attack for the first time in years and broke the shell lof Yals su periority with a thrilling 13 6 vic tory on a snow swept field The smartly drilled team countered tying rally in the third period with a smash ing 80 yard drive that clinched the game in the last quarter then repulsed the last desperate aerial bid as the Elis sought to avert their first defeat of the 1937 sea son rank Roley Harvard signal caller and home town boy sprint ed 10 yards around left end for the decisive score after passing to Ray Daughters on a 19 yard play that produced the first score in the second period Between these" Harvard tallies great captain Clint rank plunged two yards to climax a 67 yard scoring drive but the heroic performance of the Eli leader was unable otherwise to offset the brilliant attack A capacity crowd of 58000 jamming stadium for the first time in 'six years saw the Crimson clad warriors scale such as they have not known since the palmy pre war days The Crimson in ending three year winning streak captur ed the classic cham pionship for the first time since 1915 when Eddie Mahan was cast in the heroic role Both wallop ed Princeton this season and came up to the climax game with a more snirited display of rivalry than this ancient match has known in years defeat at the close of a season marred only by a tie game with Dartmouth cost the Elis their chance to claim a major share of honors reezing weather and snow help ed turn the gridiron into a muddy mess but this coupled with a ser ies of bad kicking breaks failed to diminish either the spirit of the home forces or their resourceful ness in a game that saw Harvard out play its old foe decisively most of the way Only the combination of a poor piece of luck when Daughters dropped a pass on the Eli goal line and the defensive prowess of captain rank kept Harv ard from running up a bigger score A hero in defeat as he ended his all America career in blue rank twice broke up potential scoring plays in the latter stages of the first half when Harvard was run ning wild sagging Eli line The Crimson turned on the pow er in sensational style in the sec ond period after failing to capital ize on' a big early break recovery of Al fumble on the Blues 25 yard Three times on drives featured by Tor bie MacDonald long twisting runs and superb blocking' Harv ard thrUat deep into enemy tern? It mym you approximately 13 A ytrowrsot tory but connected only once on i By thing ytu iiu cross over pass to Daugh teMicHoiw imbt 1 Roy Adams pro of the exclusive Proute Neck Country dub Port land Maine is hee for the Win ter season and is golfing at the dcal Maravilla poursei He planning on entering sev eral outh loria tournament! thU winter Several more professionals are expected here during the month Mrsom and bath Superior caliliwi ted unit In The Palin Gi3 U'l to Tita Roneavah Randemw iAll Oat 14 Rnoou Na Caet7''r Cl rauletln lea Water a every ten Ronaa Single with Private Bath 11200 44 Room $250 S3 Room $100 Room $2 50 13 Room MOO 1 1 Suited Parle Bedroo Bath $600 14 Sample Room with ftvate Bah 1400 ShfU Uetesie bi Reie DooUo OontoMf After four schools in the Indian River section had agreed to join the proposed new conference which would include teams between New Smvrna and Stuart it was decided to call a meeting for the Sunday Thanksgiving in Melbourne The four schools already agreed to join are ort Pierce Melbourne Stuart and Vero Beach Letters have been sent to the other schools in the territory and replies are ex pected soon siAt the meeting in Melbourne it will be decided whether or not the new conference will be organizedand if so the Vero Beach ort Pierce and Stuart schools will with draw from the Southeast Coast conference at a meeting of that group the following Sunday at Lake Worth JACKSONVILLE LORIDA fyinm Hln located In dowBtowu bmlnctv ihopplrig Atater dlitricl Every room aaoutelda loom wltk private batk (no court) U' atrculatlof ko water radio Im omv 'Bama and Vandy Clash May Decide Other Conlesfani 0 0 6 ighting Eagles Lose fo Pahokee By Score of 16 0 Legal Light Runs astest Mile Id A 'i 1 Buy handkerchiefs with what it saves snt ooeeaury to pay 5OR er more to get quQty la 6 ienftncs JUterine Tooth Pute made by the nmlratt of Uaterine cornea to you in a Urge tube at 25 Not how it eiaana protecta year teeth Moro ounces for 254 ait Pack Nq Sfock piir Cascabelito Wins the Yerba Buena Handicap SAN RANCISCO Nov (A1) Cascabelito' the Argentine star making his debuffor hisnew Owner Joe Brown of the mov ies scored an impressive victory today in the $2500 Yerba Buena handicap Tanforan Grey Coun ty was second Sobriety third i The time" for the mile one one sixteenth op a sloppy track was 1:47 Cascabelito Jaid $680 $460 and $3 Grey County $9 find $4 20 and Sobriety $360 4 4 Canadian i Wins in jumping Contests Depuul 12 Western Michigan Teachers 0 Wayne 66 Hillsdale 0 Hanover 6 Evansville 0 St Louis 27 Grinnell 7 Drake 31 Coe 2 Iowa Wesleyan 18 Slmneon 0 Morningside 25 Wayne (Neb) 0 St 18 Washburn 0 Wichita 18 ort Haya State 0 North Illinois Teachers 7 South Illin ois Teachers 0 Illinois College 82 McKendree 8 Detroit Tech 44 'erris Institute 0 Michigan 19 Alma Iowa State Teachers 18 Omaha 0 Upper Iowa 12 Luther 6 Baker 13 Bethany (Mas) 0 SOUTHWEST Texas Christian 7 Bice 2 Baylor 27 Loyola (Los Angeles) 13 George Washington 0 Arkansas 0 tie Oklahoma 16 Oklahoma A A 0 Arizona 9 Kansas 7 Texas A I 26: of Mexico 12 Southwest Texas Teachers 14 Sam Houston 6 East Texas Teachers 20 Denton Teach ers 0 Texas Mine 24 Sul Ros Teachers 0 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado Stefce 6 Colorado College Brigham Young 19 Montana State Greeley State 82 Colorado Mines Western State (Coki) 9 Idaho (South ern Branch) 6 Trinidad Junior Teachers 7 (tie) AR WEST California 13 Stanford 0 Washington 14 Oregon 0 Southern Methodist 26 furnia nt Los Angeles 13 Washington' State 7 Oregon State 0 Idahol 6 Montana 0 San Jose State 25 Arizona State at Tempe 6 Occidental 13 Pomona 0 San Diego State 13 Santa State 0 Tampa 18 Rollins 20 Win Bowie Race Takes Endurance Hand icap by Easy 4 Lengths rom Brbwn Moth California's Golden Bears Move In As West Rose Bowl Contenders Dr Charles Gelchejl OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SURGEON Reducing Treat ment Artificial ever Sunrie Theatre Bldg 5 ort Pierce GAINESVILLE Nov' defense wilted in the second half today before the on slaught of a powerful' Georgia 'Tech football tsam and the Ram bling Wreck rolled to a 12 to 0 vic tory Stopping letdher 'Sims and Dutch Koneman ace backs finally proved too much of a job for the Gators who kept the Yellow Jac kets out of payoff territory during theopening periods but tightened up when the goal line was threat ened Some 16000 homecoming spec tators shivered in the coldest wea ther of the season A blocked punt led to the first Georgia Tech touchdown in the third period The ball was on the i lorida 81 when Walter Mayberry dropped back fo kick Throughout the game the Tech line had: been bearing down Ion him fast hurry ing his boots This time JL Wood a tackle got through 'in time and batted down the ball just as1 it' left foot A Wilcox a' guard recovered for Tech on the lorida 20 ij Koneman Sims and II pleby banged away at the line until they had put the ball on the lorida two rom there Sims went over on a drive through tac kle The fourth quarter was about a minute old when Mayberry fumbl ed and Wilcox alert ball hawk re covered for Tech on the lorida 48 Appleby and Sims drove down to the 30 then Sims threw a pass to Koneman' who streaked down the sideline anu over the goal placekicks were wide af ter both touchdowns Tech stayed in lorida territory most of the game partly as a re sult of dazzling punt returns In afl Tech safety men ran back punts 182 yards and mostof them were picked up by Kone man teams keyed to a high pitch played slam bang football Tech once was penalized half the distance to the goal and Jordan an end was banished for slugging Tech made 10 first downs to eight for lorida and had a net gain from scrimmage of 117 yards to 82 for the Gators i lorida made its best offensive showing early In the game after Mltytlerry intercepted a pass from Crockett and was tackled on the lorida 33 Slicing through thedine for gain after "gain Mayberry carried the ball down to the Tech 26 before he was dumped for a big loss on a fourth down pass attempt eGibson quickkicked to the lorida and the Gators were thrown on the defensive to stay that way most of the game when Mayberry punted out of bounds on the lorida 25: Good pass defense saved lori da on that occasion Koneman grabbed punt soon af terward and darted back 34 yards io the Gator 36v When the Tech attack bogged down Sims punted out of bounds oi) the one yard line Coming right back after May berry had kicked out Tech drove down to thb lorida four A pen alty set the Jackets back and Sims tried a field goalvbut his place kick from the 23 yard line was no good A 23 yard punt return by Kone man started another Tech drive that carried the lrida 19 be fore Moon Mullins intercepted a pass from SlmS best runback came late in the third period He took the ball on the Tech 32 and charg ed 54 yards 0 the lorida 14 rank Koscis a fumble by rockett to save the Gators that time On the first play Mayberry broke loose and dashed 44 yards to the Tech 47 before he was rushed out of bounds He went down to the 36 in two running plays then made the fumble that Tech converted into a touchdown final advance into Gatorterritory came late in the last peri od took a short punt ana lat eralled to Appleby who was down ed on 33 A spectacular Mass to AunlebvJ gave the Yellow Jackets a first down on the 18 but managed to hold I I GAINESVILLE Nov Here are the statistic! on the Georgia Tech lorida football game hero today: Tech la irst Downs Net yards gained rushing 117 82 orward passes attempted 13 3 orward passes completed 5fl 1 Yards gained forward passes J' 7813 orward passes by 0 3 Punting average 30 Total yards kicks returned 'A )92 63 umbles 2 1 Opponents fumbles recovered by XXJ 1 Penalties 10 lorida and Tennessee basketball on eb 16 KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 20 (P) The University of Tennes 1937 38 basketball announced today by Coach Blair Gyllion includes games with six Southeastern conference teams The Vols also will meet Clem son and Souti Carolina of the Southern conference and play an intersectional game with Deques ne at Pittsburgh December 21 The schedule includes lorida here eb 16 There will be only one football game in the country on Thanks giving afternoon insofar as ort Pierce and Vero Beach are con cerned and that one is the ight ing Eggle Indian encounter sched uled to take place in Vero Beach Again there is little in favor of either team The ighting Eagles have heen terribly dismal this sea son and the Indians just a little worse ort Pierce has won one conference game tied one and lost four while the Indians have won none and lost four or ten years now the Vero Beach elevens have been stabbing for victory but each of 13 times with the exception of 1936 they were outplayed by the ort Pierce teams The Eagles won 11 of those 13 with two the 1936 and 1934 tilts ending in scoreless ties Rivalry waxes hottest every year around Thanksgiving time for citizens and football backers of the two cities Each year the Indian are determined to make it i their victorious one and are equally so determined this aeilson The boys from the two teamswill see intensive drilling thia week preparatory to the contest The coaches plan to have their al ready shattered lineups in tip top condition for the annual tilt which it is believed will be played before a clientele of 3000 to 4000 fans GATORS LOSE TO GEORGIA TECH 12 0 IACKSONVILLE LORIDA GAJDn ANDfiWSMMai ENJOY COMORT at thte modem fireproof hotel in the heart of down town JackootvriBe Every roam with tab and ahower eoft Water ceiling fan radio flatted manner door Every Bad with innereyring nattreae and reading lamp Banning ice water on every floor AIR CONDITIONED COCKTAIL IOUNGL COEE SHOT dINMG AND MLERNG SOOMS i Stajl iriA ftfnte Brit I niUMMtt OO SO Room S' 0 I 40 Room OO 24 Room $350 I I Smto Room Mute UM SSjte maHfe'SteUt 1 POUND HOTtL PATTtH HOTEL OtSOTO 0 ground gainers carrying the ball 184 yards Several times how ever he was tackled far behind the line of scrimmage running from scrim mage netted 51 yards while Sims got 36 The Yellow secoml team took the field at the start being replaced as soon as a scor ing chance developed or team which oiit gaincii and out played Alabama last week Tech wm in surprisingly good shape Superior blocking and stronger line play gave Tech its margin of victory The defeat was sixth in nine games Tech hits lost only to Alabama Duke and Auburn Ken Willis alternate captain returned to the lineup after a layoff because of injury and turned in one of his best games of the year defensive star was Tom Walker end who several times nailed Tech runners for sizeable losses The fleet Sims twice averted huge losses by running back as much ns 30 yards behind the line of scrimmage eluding the defend ers and either getting off a suc cessful pass or weaving forward for a slight gain pass defense weak at times earlier in the season was top form today except for three all of which were costly Ths lineup and ummry: By HERBERT BARKER Aeeociated Prete Sport Writer Golden Bean have moved in as the far western Rose Bowl representative but the latest wave of football upsets' failed to shed much additional light on just what outfit will get tile job of opposing Stub Pacific Coast conference champions at Pasadena New Day While favored Bulldogs were suffering their first defeat at the hands of Harvard and Boston Navy Syracuse Holy Cross Indiana Kansas State and Arkansas were 'east in the unwanted roles of victims in a series of form reversals yester day California wound up an un beaten with a 13 0 "con quest of Stanford that carried with it the conference championship and a berth in the Rose Bowl classic Keeping step with the Golden Bears were the unbeaten eastern Goliaths Pittsburgh ordham Viilanova and Dartmouth The chief Rose Bowl candidate Alabama was idle in preparation for its Thanksgiving Day clash with Vanderbilt itself rated by some experts as" a Pasadena eligi ble if it gets past Alabama A crowd of 99000 isaw Califor nia tied by Washington but un defeated turn back Stanford with a second half drive that account eii for both touchdowns Pitt with its great backfield aces Goldberg Cassiano Stebbins and PatricK running wild crushed Penn State by 27 7 and now Aeeds to stop uuke next Saturday to wind up a season marred only by a score less tie with ordham's power ful Rams ordham was less impressive in a 6 0 victory over St Gaels from California although the un defeated Rams dominated play from start to fimsn Unbeaten Viilanova ran up the biggest score hi thn htcfnw nt tho cdi'ino in routing Pop Temple) owis do 0 Dartmouth whicn lias said officially it will play no post season games completed an un beaten season with an easy 27 0 conquest ol Columoia giving the Indians from Hanover clear tme to the League" cham pionship Meanwhile Leopards downed tneir traditional rivalsuenign's Engineers 6 0 to com plete a season maiKed by neither ueieat nor tie laic led as usual by the irre pressible Clint rank gave Har vard a 'stm light but in the end tnd crowd of DouUU saw the Crim son win out la 6 on its hara ground 'attack and eifec xive passes tossed by rame oiey Harvard's victory carried witn it the "Big Three" tine first tune the Crimson has won it since 19it Unoeaten Holy Cross was nela to its second scoreless draw tms time by Carnegie Tech in a ma jor eastern' surprise but the big gest form reversal of the day over iook Navy's Tars who were thor oughly snellacKed by Princeton 26 6 i Boston university beat Bos ton college: for the first time history id 6 while Colgate tram pled by most everybody this sea sononce more showed itself Syra master 7 0 Majyland's clever Southern con 1 ference team outpointed George town 12 2 Manhattan tripped Nia gara 13 7 and reserves buried St of Annapolis 47 6 Competition in the midwest saw Gophers capture the Big Ten championship by vir tue of it 18 6 victory over Wis Battling Badgers Ohio Buckeyes gained second place with an easy 21 0 triumph over Michigan Purdue surprised the experts by jolting Bo Mc Indiana array' 13 7 Illi nois turned back Chicago with a second half drive 21 0 Notre Dame took advantage of one 'break to score the only touch down 'of the game in a 7 0 "de feat of Wildcats The remaining Big Ten member Iowa was soundly laced by Ne braska 28 0 A Iowa unpredictable Cy clones upset all calculations in a 13 7 triumph over Kansas State in the: only Big Six game of the day Missouri won over Washing ton university (St Louis) 3 0 but Kansas was" tripped by Arizona 9 7 Oklahoma won its annual tusf tle "from Oklahoma A andM 16 0 Marquette's well beaten team upset Duquesne 13 6 in a major 'intersectional surprise drive toward ltie South west conference crown met a rude set back as Texas Chris Horned rogs paced by Davey pounded out a 7 2 verdict that threw' the' conference race open again Baylor ran un a 27 13 count on Loyola (Cal ifornia) and Methodist Blue Devils Drive and Pass Way to Score in Every Quarter Scoring in every quarter the Blue Devils of Pahokee High drove and passed their way to a 26 to 0 victory over a hapless Port Pierce High eleven riday night at Paho kee The ighting Eagles proved no match for the Blue Devils' who thus gained revenge for their one touchdown loss at ort Pierce last year ort Pierce fensive power Pahokee but threaten twice In the third period the Eagles marched to the Pahokee 13 yard stripe and the second string back field carried the pigskin to the four from their own" 3 6 just as the game ended The ighting Eagles made nine first downs to the Pahokee teams six They completed five out of nifie passes for 46 yards while the Blue Devils cqmpleted four out of eight attempts for 78 yards 'It was a slight 141 pound lid jloe Tom Boynton who gave the Eagles much of their trouble He scored one touchdown passed for two more and passed for the two extra points which the Blue Devils converted Pahokee scored in the opening stanza" after Baxter had punted out on the ort Pierce four yard line The ighting Eagle punt was snagged by Boynton on his own 36 from where he weaved his way to the first touchdon Boynton passed to Baxter for the point The second Pahokee score came on a 20yard pass from Mock to A Spooner ability to hit pass receivers continued in evidence as he passed to Redditt for the extra point to make the score 14 to 0 as the half ended In the third period the Blue Devils threw a fourth down pass good for 12 yards and a score The pass was from Boynton to A Spooner A kick attempt for the extra point was blocked Boynton again faded back in the fourth quarter heaved a 30 yard pass to Baxter and the score was 26 to 0 when the gun ended the last ort Pierce threat Pahokee still has games with Lake Worth and Palm Beach High both to be played the coast LitTYit Douglas Cleland Riding Dunadry Takes the Championship TORONTO Nov (A5) Two clean performances over a tough 10 hurdfo course gave Lieut Douglas Clelantt of the Canadian anmy team the individual military jumping championship at the roy al wintet fair horse show toniirht The 23 year old Canadian rid ingDunadryKiWps tied with Baron Sirtema Grovektins of the Nether lands the first' time around but the latter clipped the sixth barrier on his second attempt United States officers took third and fifth places1 as time was count ed to dteide all but the first two after four'riders had been charged with three ifaults each' Captain A Drake rode the 10 year old King Hi earned sedond place Capt A Ahem of the Irish ree State was fourth and Lieut Wing of the United States on Dakota fif th Poswick of Belgium took sixth Cuchulairi ridden by Margaret Eaton of Toronto defeated a large field in the Corinthian class for qualified hunters Second place went to "owned by Mrs A Park Jsr Sewickley Pa and ridden by Muriel Cleland of Bed minster 'Isaac Clotheir riding Joshua and Twenty seven took third and fourth places United States entries swept the field in the open gelding class as Delaine Hours from the Delaine 1 farm of Glenview Ill was first and the entries of Sheffer of Dover and Mrs: Ruth Car 1 penter of Rochester second and third i In a class for paired trotters Peter Roal and Tiger Boy owned by Wilson Hall Jefferson City Mo were second behind an On 1 tario entry and Sunlight and Spot light entry of DrA A Kidd i lof Columbus were third 7 Adams Have Your JXOON DAY LUNCH at TOMS SODA BAR (BUS STATION) Western Conference ootball Standings CHICAGO Not (AP) The final Wwtern football atandinff Yet Tp Op 0 1000 100 0 99 EAST Beaten 18 Boston Coltegw 6 DartaMHith Columbia Blnufleld 18 Dnvia Elkiaa 6 ordham 8 8U Mair's (CaHf) 8 Maryland 12 Georgatoam TMal I Grova City 9 Harrard 18 Yale CarMffia Tach 0 Holy Cram 0 (tie) KuUtewn (Pa) Teachtn 7 MHkra rille Teachers 0 Lebanon Valley 18 Juniata 0 Lafayette Lehigh 0 Manhattan 13' Niagara 7 Dkkinaon 19 Muhlenberg 12 Connecticut State 76 Norwich 6 Pltteburgh 28 Penn State 7 Princeton 26 Navy 6 Arnold I Bergen Junior 0 RensMlaer Poly 18 Buffalo 12 Shepherd 26 Wllrtfn Teachers 0 St Anaelm 20 Springfield 0 Colgate 7 Syracuse 0 Viilanova 887 Temple 0 Army 47 St (Annapolis) Western Maryland 26: ML SL Mary 0 Tufts 7 Massachusetts State 0 Morris Havery 6 West Liberty 0 Susquehanna 6 Haverford 6 tie Washington College 16 Delaware Swarthmore 20 Drexel 12" Lock Haven (Pa) Teachers 0 Shippens burg Teachers 0 tie West Chester Teachers 46 Pennsylvania Military 3 Montclair (N J) Teachers 16 Tren ton Teachers 9 Brooklyn College 27 New York Aggies 0 Waynesburg 6 Geneva 0 Hofstra 32 Gallaudet 0 Uiwala 7 Moravian 0 Princeton ISO's 6 Rutgers 150's Wavy Blocked Punt Gives irst Touchdown in the Third Period "JacKsonuiKes kw iwll II vW Ini Oakinq 4j wfleAZGni lil Georgia Tech Pot lorida Morgan LE Walker Rimmer sLT i Goff Mixon 4 LG Lightbown Sims Oxford Anderson RG Koci vi' RT Krejcier Smith RE Pennington I QB Blalock Crockett HB Mayberry Gibaon HB Evans Gilmer Mulcahy Score by period: Georgia: Tech 0 0 6 lorida A.