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Win New Prestige With Rout Of Jrojans I --r A -m-r. Sports Section Dec. 8, 1947 Page 25 Classified Comics, Radio, Enke Leader In Total Offense As Arizona Ties Utah, 20-20 By BILL LUCAS With the 1947 grid season a matter of history, the University of Arizona now turns its attention to basketball with games being booked Friday and Saturday night an the Bear Dawn gym with an Alumni team headed by Marvin Borodkin The Cats closed their grid campaign Saturday night and' Notre Dame Fullback Thrown For Two-Yard Loss by tying favored Utah, 20-20, narrowly missed victory when a fourth quarter field goal sailed wide of the mark. A pass from Firin' Fred Enke, who gave another fine exhibition, placed the ball on the 3Ms-yard line. Enke's pass, intended for Oscar Carrillo, was incomplete, Enke lost a yard on a line plunge, Charley Hall was stopped for no gain, and Joe Goff then missed a placement which have broken the deadlock.

Enko captured the nation's total offense crown as ho reeled off 130 yards on passing and 13 rushing to bring his total for the season to 1,944. Charley Concrly, Mississippi star, who had played his last game the week previous, had 1,783 yards. Both men played in 10 games. Enko hnd a .500 average on passes Saturday, completing 12 out of 24. The slippery turf slowed up Wildcat receivers but no more than it did Utah's highly- touted backfiold which failed to match the speed shown by Kansas the previous week.

For the season, Enke' completed 88 out of 184 passes for 1,406 yams and a .483 average. The national passing record is 1,457 yards. He Lricd the ball 146 times for 538 net yards, an average of 3.6 per Th'e star left halfback, gained AP All-America mention, will be back for more next season. Eight seniors Don Corbltt, Bill Lovm, Hogan, Vern Wuertz, Bill Dean Bennett, and Lee Barnett, acted as Arizona co- against the Utes. The Wildcats, as has been the case in the past four games, were beaten to the punch but rebounded.

The Utes scored in the first period the Cats tying the game up Game Statiitlci First Downs 27 Passes 13 Passes Completed 11 13 Passes Incomplete 38 Yards cfiSed 17 180 6 Yards Gained on Passes. Punts 133 7 32.5 Ayeraco Ynrdage on jPunts 35.3 0 17 123 0 Opponent's Punts Blocked 0 Blocked Punts Recovered 13 Ynrds Gained Punt Returns 0 Ynrds Lost Punt Returns 2M Ynrdnse on Klckoffs --38 Yards Gained on Klckoff Returns 35 0 Ynrds Lost on Klckoff Returns 0 4 Fumbles 2 Own Fumbles Recovered 1 Opponent's Fumbles Recovered .1 Penalties 43 Ynrds Lost on Penalties 4 20-Ynrd Penetrations drive. With Enke, Hall, and Carrillo sparking the attack, the Cats moved to mtdfield. Enke then passed to Bob Larsen on the Utah 37 as the third quarter An Enke to Ahee toss made it first down on the 23. Ahco lost five yards but Enko tossed to Johnny Smith on the one, the latter, going over.

Goff's all-important placement knotted the score. The tie left the Cats with a record of five wins, four losses, and one tie. That is a shade better'than last year when the Cats had a 4-4-2 record. Richbird Wins Feature Race i Richbird romped off with the featured Yaeger allowance yesterday to pay his backers $980, $3.60, and $2.80 as he beat-, out-'the-favored-Derby Tet and Deallum, at the Tucson race track, Willy Erite took the riding honors for the day by winning the first two races on Cinco De Mayo and Miss Steamship. The fat duplicated that of F.

Becker Saturday when he took the first two. Saturday's feature race, the Arthur Murray dance studio allowance, was taken by Aroadeo over the- six furlong distance in 1:14.1 to beat.Gay Princess and Copper Clip. The racing crowd picKCdi up yesterday over tho Saturday attendance due a i to the weather. The starting time of the first race' has been changed to the card now featur- MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF HARD 9-GAME SCHEDULE By BILL BECKER LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8.

topics; seem certain to keep the football hot stove circuit sizzling, long through the TMthe' Notre Dame team, which: skewered Southern California. 38-7. Saturday the greatest ever ta represent the Rubel, Peterson Injured Saturday Jack Rube), Arizona fullback, received a separation of the collar bone to the sternum and a bruised right shoulder in Saturday night's game with Utah. Quarterback Bill Peterson came out with a badly pulled muscle in his left leg. Major League Meet Tuesday who honorable more Fred Knez, Ike Armstrong, who has coached at Utah since 1925, tabs Fred Erik'e as the greatest forward passer 'he has ever seen.

And he has seen Slingin' Sammy Baugh and a flock of others. in the second quarter only to have the Redskins move ahead lu-7, as Quarterback Cannon Parkinson, on fake pass play, dashed 21 yards a TD the gun sounding for the he raced into the end to 'half as zone. Arizona tied the score in the thfrd period when Varner recovered a Utah fumhle on the 11 and Carrollo broke through the "no for the TD. The Redskins then marched 77 yards to move Tho soggy field. helped the Cats as it slowed up Utah's fast backs.

It would have been interesting to see how Nelson would have traveled on fast turf. (67), Notre Dame tullback from Serene are a two-yard 0 (40). O.her Notre Dame players include Guard (83) and Tackle Ziggy Ozarobski (76). (AP wire. In Border Loop By EDDIE LEE AP Sports Writer As basketball pushes, football of the spotlight, the eyes of: the.

nation more been attracted to 1 -the young" and ambitious Border BASEB ALL TRADE There were boos from the stands in the final period when it looked as if Varner had recovered a Utah fumble on the Utes' 37. Emil L. Larson, Border conference who conferred with the officials after the game, reported that the ball carrier's knee had stcuck the ground before the fumble took place. The line-ups: ARIZONA Pos. UTAH Larson Halen On a sprcau piny, with three men out to the righVEnkei passed to Smith for tho TD and Goff extra point boot tied the game for the third time.

Arizona employed more deception than in any previous game. Ihe spread, with three men out to the richt or to left, gave the Utes considerable trouble. Although out- rushed 201 yards to 177, the, Cats led on total offense, 257 to 234, as a result of out-gaining the Utes in the air, 180 to 133. Arizona had 17 first downs and Utah 16. Frankie Nelson, Utah's left half, who received an All-America honorable mention nod.

was over; ahadowcd by Enke The fact.that the Cats played the (J es, Bfe Seven champions to a standstill, may shed some light on tho comparative strength of the top teams in the Border loop with those in the Bitr Seven. Arizona was this year be en by both Hardin-Simmons and Texas Tech whereas the Utes went through their conference unbeaten. The first Utah score was mncle on a drive of 74 yards, highlighted by a gain 1 of on a pass from Nelson to Ace Allen who was nailed from behind by Eel Wolgast on tho Arizona 38. Fullback Bob Summerhnys then broke loose on an off-tackle sprint to tho six and ploughed over for the first TD. Guard Bud Glcavo converted.

The Cats tied matters up early In the second period when Wolgast brought a Utah punt hack to the Redskin 39. Enke hit the line for seven Hall went off right tackle to the 23 and reached the eight on a pitch-out around left end. Enke reached the two on a right end romp. Enke then fumbled as he went over the goal line but Knez recovered for the TD, Goff as tho half ended was the most spectacular play of the game as he went through the line and broke into the clear, nearly slipping on the treacherous turf before crossing the goal line The run came two plays after Don Smith had recovered a fumble on the 31 after Enke had slipped In attempting to pass. The second Arizona score, which saw Carrillo run over after, the Cats had pounced on a fumble on the Ute 11, was Arizona's second chance within a few moments as a Cat drive to the 14 had bogged down there.

Instead of booting out, the Utes had elected to run. Somehow or other, Arizona just couldn't grnb the as the Utes roared back to move ahead 20-13 on iv 77-yard march. A forward from Allan Davis to Nelson moved the ball 15 yards to the Arizona 38 following the klckoff. Nelson ran to mlclficUl and Summerhnys crashed to the Cat 36. A forward lateral from Parkinson to Howie Stevens to Sm it made it first down on tho II 1 Parkinson passed to Bill Van Sanclt on the nine, Sumrnerhays fumbled but Smith, Utah, recovered on the six.

Nelson and Park- Inson. carried the ball to the one where Summerhays slashed over. Glcave's placement was good, Arizona rebounded, for the third time to tie matters on a 77-yard Vnrnor Richardson Corbltt Dyer Kcllcy Smith LT LG RG. Nostrum Naldcr Dalcbout RT. Adams RE Tackott QB LH Van Sandt Davis Nelson GofI Hall FB Anderson ARIZONA 0 7 8 7-20 UTAH 7 8 7 0--20 Scoring summary: Arizona touchdowns: Knez, Carrillo.

Smith. Conversions: Goff (2), Utah, touchdowns: Summerhoyg (2); Parkinson. Conversions: Glcavc (2). Substitutions. Arizona: Enke.

Ahee, Rubel, Carrillo. Scott. WolRast; RlvenburK, Hof-an, Crum, Morrison, Howard, Lovin, Plzula, Hunsaker. Utah: Parkinson. Neff Robinson, Allen.

Prlnster, Summerhnys, D. Smith. Cleave. -Toblor. Stevens, Ransom, Flcklln, Oi- ing 10 The first horse-accident was incurred in the fifth race yesterday when Moot Question, just up from Agua Caliente, suffered an injured left forepaw coming out of the gate.

The extent of' the injury was not known Miss Princess, one of the most valuable quarter horses in America, is stabled here, and the owner plans to enter the mare in a race soon if possibly eight horses can be entered. By JOB MEICHLER 'YORK, Dec. 8. annual major league con. clave officially begins tomor- BROOKLYN, Dec.

.8, Walker hard-hitting Brooklyn outfielder and Pitchers Victor Lom-bardi and Hal Gregg were traded'today to the Pittsburgh. PiratesJor Shoftstop William Cox and two other Rickey announced. No cash was involved. revealing one of the most import- ficials: Kermit Lnabs. BrlKham Belolt, Young, referee: umpire: Rocd Collins, Vornc Jones.

Nebraska headllnesman; Bert Bullock. BrlRham field judge. Wildcats Select Opponent Eleven Members of the University Arizona's football team yesterday selected four University of Kansas players and three Hardin-Simmons players as members of Arizona's, all- opponent squad. For the second straight year, conference football player has taken top honors In the nation in one of the statistical departments, Last year, Rudy "Little Doe" Mobley, now a professional player topped the.ground gaining department as he led the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys through an unbeaten season to the conference championship. Without him, the Cowboys finished second in the conference standing this year behind the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Keeping the loop in the spotlight, however, was Firin' Fred Enke, forward passing artist University of A i a Wildcats who Saturday passed' his way into the leadership of the nation in total offense with a total of 1,944 yards. But Arizona finished the season in fourth-place behind West Texas State. Enke helped the team finish its season with something approaching success Saturday when he heaved one of his accurate passes 35 yards to end John Smith for a fourth-period touchdown that cave.the Cats an unexpected 20-20 tie With Utah university at Tucson. The Redskins had been favored to win, The fact they lost tjie league crown apparently failed to dismay the Cowboys who tromped lightly over the Sun Devils of Arizona State 42-0 in the final conference game at Tempe Satur- ant trades of the year, In addition to Cox the Dodgers acquired Elwin "Preacher" Roe, a left-handed pitcher, and Gene Mauch, utility infielder who had gone to Pittsburgh early in the season from Brooklyn in another deal. Walker wound up the season with an unofficial batting average of .306, compared with Cox's .274.

The Dodgers already have one of the best infield combinations in the majors with Eddie Stanley at second and Pee Wee Reese at shortstop. Branch Rickey, in commenting on the trade, declared "there may be another deal in a.couple of days, with Pittsburg or with The'trading of Walker has been rumored for several weeks; Rickey said the papers, were actually signed until this morning. MAUCH FORMER MARANA PJLAYER Gene Mauch played stop for the Marana Army air force team in the Tucson city scmipro baseball league during the war years. Bills, 49'ers Battle To Tie The lineup: Ends--Otto Schnellbacher, Kansas, and Tom Marquette. Tackles--Bernie Winkler, Texas Tech, and Glenn Johnson, Arizona State at Tempe.

Guards Dan Famb'r o.u Kansas, and Jack Ellison, Hardin- Simmons. en --Roland Nabors, Texas Tech. Backs--Ray Evans and Forrest both of and Al Johnson and Wilton Davis, both 'of Five years ago--Ohio State in places on the AAU's All-Star swimming team. i Both the Cowboys and tho Raiders have bowl engagements. The Raiders play In the Sim Bowl at El Paso, the Cowboys in the Harbor Bowl at San Diego.

-The Saturday: clef eat dropped the Sun Devils into sixth place the 'They 'had, tied with the 'fifth-place Texas New Mexico finished seventh wan the New Mexico Aggies and Arizona State (Flagstaff) bringing up the.rear. a a 11 teams throughput the conference are warming up and will move into action'shortly i a season confer; officials hope will see the ence league receive greater recognition throughout the nation Leo Durocher's A Dodger Again but not SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S. (U.R)-- Frankie Albert and George Ratter man, two of football's greatest formation staged a First Race, Cln Mayo- ll.BU B.TM Dust a ou Sweet Sue AKn Ran- Navy Wave. Quick.

Fllsht. Whifpc-r Bay Face, and Queen of Diamonds, Second Quarlerhorse. 440 Miss Steamship 21 s.m 3.80 4.00 Rusty, Desliney Bay, Top Golfers Enter $10,000 Open Meet Word" has been received from H. S. Corbctt, president of El Rio golf and country club, that a list of 18 top notch golfers in tho nation sent in their names to compete in the $10,000 Tucson Open golf tournament Jan.

29-Feb. 2. Tho list is a commitment tho players mentioned which assures their being present opening day. Others arc expected to enter soon. The list includes: Jimmy Demaret, "Skip" Alexander, Jim Ferrier, Ed Fnrgol, Mclvin "Chick" Harbart, K.

-T. Harrison, Clayton Haefncr, Lloyd Mnngrum, Jimmy Hines, Cary Middlccoff, Ed Oliver, Johnny Palmer, Toncy Penna, George Schneitcr, George Schoux, Sam Sncad, Jimmy Thomson, and Ellsworth Vines. Shu Baby Senor Bill Also Ran: Pav Toll Third Race. Claiming, Music Teacher 1:03.3 i.w Red Tom Carlastar Also Ran: Smiling Joe. Galmica.

7.60 3.00 3.40 Royal HI Notoi Moranda Also Han: ThcrmopoHs, Circle Stop Scout. Kumsel, and Snow. Fifth Race. Claiming. 5 Furlongs.

Raffle H. 1:03.2 Krleasman ValD. 4.40 Jap 3.00 17.00 6.00 2.00 Don 2.00 3.00 row with at least a half dozen transactions of major importance that may be completed at the three-day sessions here. Sparks are expected to fly when the magnates take up of the rule restricting tampering with high school players. It was this rule which off the Leslie O'Connor 1'iimpHS when Commissioner A.

B. Chandler fined the Chicago White Sox general manager $500 for signing a high school youth. For a while O'Connor refused to pay the fine and threatened to carry the case to the courts, but finally yielded when the American League upheld Can Michigan's Big Nine chain- ons be as good as the 1947 Irish? Some''Spirt'of answer to the second" question may be had Jan. 1 when Michigan meets Southern. California ah, those reckless the Rose bowl.

But the answer probably will come too late to do the Wolverines much good. As far as west coast experts nre concerned, Notre Dame is national chanipion, although the filial Associated Press ballot Isn't out Most veteran observers agreed with-Coach Frank Leahy that it "was perhaps-the greatest game a Notre Dariie team has ever played." And most went further than Leahy, who refused to rate his 1947 squad ahead of the 1930 team--the last all-winning Irish club. On that team, incidentally, Leahy played tackle. resounding victory--Trojan heads are ringing yet--gave the South Bend. Ramblers a clean of a nine-game schedule, and 291 points total to opponents' 52.

The, Irish, win was a throwback to Rockhe's methods. Long breakaway runs did It after an inspired Trojan band held the Ramblers to a margin at half-time. On the first scrimmage play of the second half. Emil Sitko bounced off tackle and ran 76 yards for the first score that 'spavined the Trojan horse. Later, as USC tried desperately to get that one back and fell short on.

the Irish eight-yard line, Bob Livingstone picked up the marbles with a 92-yard end run. There were two other second- half touchdowns John Panelli's 3.20 4.20 4.60 Home, fl.40 S.GO 5.40 Former UA Star Dies In El Paso EL PASO, Dec. 8. Asa Porter, 53, former University of Arizona athletic star, died here yesterday. Porter wan graduate manager of athletics at the university 191921 and later high school Branch Rickey, (left) and Burl Shotton put Ihe finger on a picture of Leo in New York City as Rickey flimoimce'd Durocher will manage the 1948 Brooklyn Dodgers.

Shotton was named supervisor of Dodger farm club managers. Neither Branch Rickey, president of the Dodgers, nor Durocher was present when the 1 made. brilliant passing duel here yester day, but neither could gain an edge as the San Francisco Forty Miners and Buffalo Bills battled to a 21-21 deadlock. The game saw the two signal callers lead a whirlwind finale to Lhe All-American football confer cnce season, but the two' squads were too evenly matched for eithei gain an edge, The Forty-Winers on a 36-yard pass interception by Ned 'Mat- thews'gained a 21-14 lead with only four minutes left, but Rat- terinan's accurate aerials sparked the Bills on an 80-yard drive for a TD, and Steve Juzwik's conversion tied it up. Albert had one of his greates days on the gridiron, tossing two touchdown passes and leading his teammates in yards gained from scrimmage.

The former Stanford star also got off two 75-yard punts. Lujack Selected For Shrine Game SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S. (U.R)-- The number of players chosen for Lhe- East's team in the Shrines East-West game here New iears day stood at 19 today, following he selection of All-American' Quar- Johnny Lujack and two other Notre Dame players. Bill Coffman, director of the annual event, announced, yesterday that Lujack and Notre Dame Captain George Connor and Sygmond Czarosiski, both tackles, had been named to the eastern squad.

Five more East players will be nominated to bring the squad to 24. Babe Hollingbery, chairman -ot the West team selection committee, was scheduled to arrive today to begin the western squad. Frank Clausels Leading Bowlers CHICAGO, Dec. Clause 34-year-old former Detroit school teacher, still held the lead today in the seventh annual national all-star individual bowling championship tournament. at the half-way mark of-the preliminary 24-game round.

Clause, who posted 1,272 for his first six-game total, added, a 1,215 in another six-game series yesterday to maintain the lead over the 144 preliminary shooters with a coached at El Paso and Winslow high school in Arizona. At the university he was a baseball and track star. He was a veteran of World War I. He was one of the founders of the Arizona chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He was a 33rd degree Mason and a Shriner.

Porter was in the laundry business in El Paso. He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter. 5.40 3.80 3.GO Also Ran: Double Results. Ptew. Moot Question, and Counsellor Fal.

5 Veeas Don Miss Sonada Corky Seventh Post Delivery Kiel's Best 3.20 3.80 9.80 Tommy Whelan Tcrraplane. 'and "Swect-Zaca 7 Furlonw, 1:30.1 8.40 3.40 2.80 2.80 2.60 3.80 Toplln, Babe's Joy Boy M1 5S Jamica. Heart Lake, and Gilded Shoe Race. Derby Tet AIso Ran: Trudlcan, Drayab, Vcuas Red 8 Furlongs. .4 13.00 5.00 3,80 Brown Son Chick Jackson Michaelmas.

Susie Easter Chance and Smokin Ott. Sky Shoot 3.BO 2.80 3.00 Rooster 3.20 Chandler. Ae Pacific Coast again will present its plea for big league recognition at Thursday's joint meeting. Should the majors refuse, as is likely, Coast President Clarence Rowland will seek a compromise, requesting a major-minor classification would place the PCL just under the big leagues and over the two other triple A'S. Other matters to come, before the majors are consideration of the St.

Louis Browns' plea for unlimited night baseball and further discussion of a college coaches' plan to outlaw signing of college players until their class has graduated. The tional 10-team Idea In and American the Na- leagues, Becker Winner Of. Trapshoot Event C. Becker connected with 175x200 targets yesterday to win the Tucson gun club over the 16-yard range. The club will hold another- shoot at 1 p.m.

next Sunday with the public invited. 'Results: L. White, 169-200; E. Henry, 140176; B. Ufoiner, 115-125; D.

Fogg, 120-150; T. Donnelly, 73-100; V. -Ennis, SO-100; G. Hagen, SS-100; J. 0.

Mack, W. Tabor, M. Abra'm, 46-50; 60-75; R. Griscom, 39-50; R. Griscom, 3S-50; J.

Norris, 22-25; J. Bailey, 15-25; Shotgun Snyder, C. Baumfartner, 37-50; A. Stromie, 19-25; and D. Ferguson, 18-25.

Bentley Paces Toronto Leafs By ASSOCIATED PRESS Max Bentley, who has won the national hockey league's individual scoring championship the past two seasons, is beginning to find the range in his accustomed style after a poor start. The little center of the highflying Toronto Maple Leafs scored four goals against his former Chicago Blackhawk mates over the week cnd to help the Leafs increase their pacesetting margin. Bentley tallied three times in the Leaf's- 12-5 romp over the Hawks Saturday and last night he banged home the winning counter of a 3-2 decision in Chicago. Boston's Bruins moved over the Detroit- Red Wings into which came to light at the Miami minor league convention, is due to be brought out in the open at tho joint meeting. The idea was first suggested by Commissioner Chandler after the executive council had voted against the Coast's plan for major league status.

The majors also will consider 22 oFthe 41 amendments to baseball law adopted by the minors last week. The 22 arc part of the major- minor agreement and must be passed by the majors before they effective. No serious squabble is expected over any of this legislation. With the exception of Leo Durocher, the "forgiven" manager of the Dodgers, all 16 big league pilots will be on hand. Durocher, rehired only Saturday Brooks, has flown back to.

Los Angeles. place four points behind the Leafs by battling the New York Rangers to a 5-5 tie and blanking the Montreal Canadians, 1-0, while the Wings lost 4-0 and 3-1 decisions to the Canadiens and Rangers, respectively. Utzinger-Arnett El Rio Winners Gladys Utzinger and Harley Arnett shot a low gross 77 to win the mixed foursome 18 hole golf tournament yesterday at the El Rio Golf and Country club. Betty Vease and Bill Taylor were second with five-yard buck and Subtackle Ah! Zwijewski's 30-yard sprint with an intercepted' lateral. The Irish scored first on a 13- yard field goal by Fred Earlcy, who later added five conversions and made it 10-0 on an 88-yard drive, Sitko.

scoring from tho one. Tho Trojans bounced back after Jim Powers Intercepted a Johnny Lujack pass to march 44 yards--with Powers, Gordon, Gray, and Jack Kirby starting. Kirby went over from the eight. But SC fight dissolved before Irish might after Coach. Leahy's half-time oration.

"I just reminded the seniors they wouldn't have another chance to play on an undefeated Notre Dame team," Leahy said. "That's The Irish blocking and tackling, local experts were the hardest and sharpest ever seen In the coliseum. The season-record crowd of 104,953 was jolted to the last tier. 'Antf'on pass defense, the Superb- as from South Bend permitted Troy, which had a completion percentage- of nearly .600, to connect on only eight of 29 throws. Lujack arid-, Tripucka, who threw seldom with the ground game going so well, completed six out of Perhaps, the exhaustive Notre Dame scouting reports had something; to do-with the debacle.

The Irish" seemed to know everything about'the' Trojans--including what they- had As All-America end, Paul Cleary, told' a reporter after the game: even knew our quarterback's code words. On one play, the code was 'Long and as soon as the word was barked this Notre Dame guy drops back and hollers, 'short pass, short pass, watch yes, it was a short pass." As the Irish squad entrained forborne, USC- Coach Jeff Cravath decided to give his battered squad a week off- before starting preparations for the Michigan tornado. Toronto "12 Boston 9 Detroit Montreal New York 8 Chicago 4 PT Pis. GP GA '3 27 73 5.S 6 5 23 SI 46 7 2 22 59 53 3 19 47 46 i 17 sn 69 14 2 10 64 96 ROOM AND BOARD NEW MARANA COACH Douglas Brewer, former University of Kentucky eager and a prep coach in that state, is the new coach at Marana high school. Miirana beat Patagonia, 21-15, Friday but bowed to St.

David Saturday, 34-25. Marana will face Benson and Bowie in home games this week. Bv Ahmn GOT ORDERS TO LET NOBODY IN AFTER SQUOOL BORROWED A SHIP MODEL MV'HOME TO BRING HERE AND MAKE A COPY- OP MUST HAVE THE BOAT BACK. SLEEP TONIGHT 78. Leonie Boutall tied for the low and Tex Oliver net score of 69 with Mitzie Donnelly and Hank Leiber; Betty Leiber, Dr.

Michael O'Connor; and Myra Trimble, Leon Levy. AS Bantams Win Polo Game, 5-3 John Koch scored twice to lead the SAS polo team to a 5-3 victory over the Desert School yesterday on the latters field. Others scoring for tho winners were Fred Bear, captain; Bill Lyall, Charles Koch. co-captain; and NFL Standings Team-Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Washington New York WESTERN Chicago Bears Chicago Cardinals Detroit NFL STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION Pet. PF PA 4 0 .607 240 259 7 4 0 .638 2 8 0 4 1 .400 155 3 8 0 .273 2 5 5 2 7 2 .222 1 8 0 I I I 8 3 0 .727 3 4 2 8 3 0 .727 2 7 6 6 4 1 .800 260 5 6 0 .455 2 2 5 228 216 354 275 Important Pro Games Slated NEW YORK, Dec.

8. the Ali-Ainerica football conference settling its championship next Sunday, the rival National league will be atempting to decide its divisional titlists. The Cleveland Browns clash with the Yankees in New York for the All-America- title. At the same time the Chicago Cardinals and, the Chicago Bears meet in the Windy City for the nation's western half crown while the Philadelphia Eagles.entertain the Green. Bay.

Packers with the eastern half flag at stake, A crushing 45r21 Cardinal triumph over the. Eagles and Los Angeles' 17-14 surprise victory over the Bears yesterday set the stage for next.Sunday's important conflicts in the- National loop. 231 211 210 182 204 305 21. Chicago Cnrdinnls at Chicaso Bears. Green Bay at Philadelphia.

New York at Los Angelcsr Boston at Washington. Only games scheduled. AAC STANDINGS WESTERN Team-- Cleveland ij i San Francisco 8 4 Los Angeles 7 7 .687 .500 PF 410 327 328 2G3 DIVISION New York 2 1 Buffalo 8 4 2 Brooklyn 310 1 .231 Wnltlmore 2 I Baltimore Relu Cleveland 42. Baltimore 0. New York 20.

Brooklyn 17. Buffalo 21, San Francisco 21 (tie) 37S 320 181 167 185 2B4 256 425 230 28F 302 377 Cleveland vs. New York jt Stadium (championship playoff). Yankee Bulldogs Restore Bisbee Letter BISBEE, Dec. 8.

W--The oil Chihuahua lijll above Bisbee has been restored. Restoration of the famous letter, damaged 'by Douglas partisans in the wake of Bisbee high school's victory over the Douglas high Bulldogs on Thanksgiving day, was the work of Douglas high freshmen. A bus load of the youngsters, accompanied by Coach Coffey of the Bulldogs, did -the job. City School Superintendent C. A.

Hall and high school Principal C. W. of Bisbee praised the fine spirit.shown by the Bulldogs: and their coach. Hall said he plans to go to Douglas to express his appreciation of the act, personally..