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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Commissi0nerships, Judgeships Untitled
Were Not Brought Before Senate or House Today; Governor Cross Has Pleaded With Legislators
 Not to Put Him on the "SpOt"
By WILLIAM J. MORIARTY Democrat Legislative Reporter)

State Capitol, Hartford, June A. Especial to the Democrat) Judge ships and county commissiunerships were not to be brought betore the senate or house today.
 Early this afternoon after hec- tic session leaders of both branches of the Legislature and leaders of both political parties had tailed to break the deadlock which has exist ed since the very outset of the legis- lative session and as a result there will be Saturday and a Monday session for the first time this year.
 Both branches will convene to- morrow and also on Monday in an effort to speed up the program and to see if it is possible to avoid throw ing minor court and commissioner ship appointments into the lap of Governor Wilbur L. Cross.
 Members Are Upset
 Legislators are considerably upset as a result of tie failure of leaders to come to an agreement or to draw up slate of appointees, suitable to all concerned. Drastic action was de- manded in the house today, hence the two additional sessions. The Legislation is forced by the constitu-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Dizzy Dear, Has
 Beer, Reinstated

New York, June 4.-UP)- Dizzy Dean, ace pitcher of the St. Louis Cardinals was ordered reinstated in "A hours today by President Ford Prick of the Ma tional League.
 Reinstatement occurred at 1925 D. m., E. D. T., three hours and 20 minutes after Dean called upon Prick at the league offices.
 Dean was suspended for hav-. ing been charged with making statements derogatory to Prick and to Umpire George Barr. In conferences yesterday and to- day he was offered chances at reinstatement if he would re- flute or deny the statements. Dean, however, refused to sign any document.
 His reinstatement was made lsrrasIbIe whcn lse went through | set of questions and answers with Prick. Newsnapermen signed the stenographer's re-. port of the affair. Prick also signed. Dean refused to do so.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
THREE PERSONS
 HAD CLOSE CALL

Boston, June 4-(UP)-A 25-year- old Charlestown girl and two men companions escaped injury early to- day when a stolen automobile in which they were riding skidded on a wet metal plate and plunged 40 feet from Prison Point bridge to railroad tracks below.
 The girl, found walking along the tracks in a dazed condition, gave police the names of her companions. All three were held as suspicious persons. Police said the trio admit ted stealing the car in Charlestown. Their names were withheld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Rep. Mahaney Wins
 French Phone Fight
Precedent in Legislative History Was Made-Un= favorable Report Was Rejected By House;
 Then Members Passed the Bill
By WILLIAM J. MORIARTY lDemocrat Legislative Reporterl

| 1 State Capitol, Hartford, June A.
 Especial to the Democrat)--Prece- dent in the legislative history of Connecticut was set today when an unfavorable report on a bill con- cerning public utility was report ed unfavorably, the report rejected, and the bill adopted almost unani- mously in the house.
 Rep. Daniel J. Mahaney of Wat erbury achieved a startling triumph today after considerable debate and much parliamentary procedure when the house adopted his bill eliminat- ing the fixed charge on hand-set telephones. The bill now goes to the senate where it is expected to be also passed.
 Rep. Mahaney has had this meas | ure before the legislature for sev- eral sessions, but never was able | to get it out of committee. This year the bill came out of the Judiciary committee with an unfa- yorable report attached. It was re- iected due to a combination of democratic and republican forces [ . < " n and the house was prepared to pass the measure, when House Lead- CT Noah Swayne of Darien moved for recommittment. Rep. John D. Thoms, house minority leader, ob- jected, stating that the bill should take it's rightful place on the house calendar for action.
 Rep. Mahaney, however, deferred to Rep. Swayne's recommittment suggestion, stating that he would have confidence in the latter to push the bill through the committee and bring it out in ample time for House and Senate action.
 When this had not been done two weeks ago Rep. Mahaney openly on the floor of the House charged =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
WINDSORSO OFF TO
 AUSTRIAN HOME
Both Are Happy as They Leave France in Spe-
 cial Car
BY, WALLACE CARROLL

V " ,t {. United Press Staff Correspondent
 Aboard the Orient Express Er Route to rArhold oldstein, June 4--U P.9-The Duke and Duchess o.
 Windsor, most famous lovers oi their age, sped in a special car to- day toward their castle in th'
 norleymooners paradise of lowel Austria.
 Alone at last, but with detectives guarding them from the curious they looked out on Ilaagnificenl scenes flashing by them along tht path of this crack trans- Europe limited, and rejoieed in the hap. piness that had come to them witt the marriage that cost the Duke 2 throne.
 Boarding the train at Laroche southeast of Paris last night they crossed eastern France under q ful moon made for lovers and a sue. ceeding friendly sun that swep away a morning mist over Lake Geneva as they entered Lausanne
 and left IS minutes later Cat TAO a
 m. ERT) for Milan, Venice, Will.
 lach, Austria and their Wasserleon.
 burg castle near Arnoldstein where they are due late tonight.
 In their compartment at the cen ter of their private car, their suite
 consisted of a bedroom with double
 bed, covered with the prosaic brown blankets of the international sleep ing car company and full sized bath room. Here they were awakened this
 morning during the halt at Lau-
 same when five carloads of COWS
 arrived on a neighboring track
 mooing mournfully and shaking
 their joyless cowbelis.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. June 4-(UP)--Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June ?. compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Last Yenr S6,S63,3S7, ,06057 $6,5S5, 5,304,s41.99
 Receipts $4.461, 1865, ,9O2.59 $3,609,252,s7442 Deficit $2,4o1,471,1579s $2,s7e.o51,S67.54
 Cash Balance s1.791 1,247,3S3.41 $2.32s.972.765.5a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Late Neuvs Flashes
SEVEN sTABS

Boston, June 4-(UP)- Refusal to pay a 1O-cent debt was blamed today for the stabbing of William Braman, 16.
 The assailant, "a 15-year- old boy whose name was withheld, told police he plunged a penknife into Braman's thigh and back seven times when the boy refused to pay back a dime he borrowed a month ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
1000 CHEERED

Venice, June 4-(UP) The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, smiling and hap py, arrived at the famous city of canals at 3:5O p. m. today en route to their se- cluded honeymoon retreat in Austria.
 They were cheered by IT, 900 persons at the station.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Supt. OF Police Roach Stands By His First Order
Several More Organizations Have Backed Him in DecisiOn-Supt Roach Has No Objection to Legal
 ActiOn-CathOlic Transcript Speaks

Banning of the showing in Waterbury of the Spanish Loyalist moving picture Spain in Flames by Police of several organizations The Fed eraton of Societies and Clubs representing l8 organiza of the supernendents refusal to issue permit for the picture to be shown at Temple hall tomorrow night Forio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Paris, June 4--tUP)-A bomb ex- ploded today in the sorting room
 of sub-post office and wounded
 mail clerk. Police blamed fa- natic who last year sent numerous bombs through the mails.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Hirsch Found GuiLtyOfHigh Treason;
 Was Beheaded Today
Basques Are Jubilant
 Ouer Gen. Mold Death
They Hated Rebel Leader-Start an Advance Today; Madrid Is Again Sheed-BilbaO to Be As-
 saulted Under New General
BY HARRISON LAROCHE United Press Staff CorrespOndent)

Hendaye, French-Spanish Frontier, June 4. - (UP)- Basque Loyasts jubant at the death of General Emilio Moa opened general offensive all fronts in the Bilbao today in hope of smashing the Nationalist Siege Jose Antonio De Agurre president of the autonomous Basque LoyaSt republic took the field himself and ordered his
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
Notre Dame Warner Systems
ClashmRdm- Tar Heel Game

punt formation. North Carolina va
ries it's offense and runs from double
wingback as well as single wingback
and punt formation. The teams use
any number Of defensive set-ups.
The Fordham football squad will ar
rive in Durham in time for workout
in Duke Stadium Friday. The Maroon
80 piece band, accompanied by several
hundred Fordham students and a
corps of METROPOLITAN sports writers
will leave New York City on special
train Friday night. North Cardinals
go piece band will be strutting it's stuff
with the New York musicians Satur-
LAY.
The Rev. Robert I. Cannon, S. j.,
president of Fordham University, will
also attend the game as guest of DR..
Frank Graham, president of the Uni
versity OF North Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
STATE-CITADEL TO
PLAY IN AFTERNOON

College Station, Raleigh, Oct. 28-J:
L. Won Claim, business manager OF
athletics at State College, announced
late yesterday afternoon that the State
Clemson game November 6 would be
played in the afternoon.
The game was originally scheduled
for Saturday night, but athletic Off
Gals of the two schools feared that a
night game in November would be too
cold.
The starting time has been set for
2:3O and the game-a Southern Con-
ference feature on that day-will be
rtn off in States beautiful Riddick
Stadium
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
Rams Leave Tonight For
Contest With Carolina

rect to New York, is set for 700 D. m.
The game is a natural. It will be
clash of two unbeaten forces. The
Tar Heels have trimmed North Caro-
lima State, Wake Forest, N. Y. U. and
Tulane, after an opening game 1913
upset tie with South Carolina. Ford
HON swamped Franklin and Marshall
and Waynesburg, played furious
scoreless tie with Pittsburgh, and
came from behind in the last two min
utes of play to beat Texas Christian
team, rs.
It will be Fordham's first out-of-
town game since 1884, and the Ma
rooms first trip below the Mason-Dix-
on line. Fordham has had much sue
cess against major southern teams,
having defeated Alabama, Tennessee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
DON PRINCIPE BEST
SCORER OF FORDHAM

Chapel Hill, Oct. 28.-Dominic Erin
cipe, 180-pound sophomore fullback,
boosted his scoring lead over his
Fordham teammates Saturday by
scoring the Rams only touchdown a
gainst Texas Christian University
Principe smashed center for yards
eliminating a 95-yard advance. He
has scored a total of SO points in four
games this season. Principe will be
at the starting fullback post when
Fordham invades Chapel Hill Sat-
urday to meet North Carolina
UNDE S G CUT :. cmfwyp
Angelo Fortunate is the 165-pound
sophomore quarterback of the Ford
ham powerhouse which comes to
Chapel Hill Saturday to lock horns
with North Carolina in one of the
nations leading intersectional games
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28

Chapel Hill, Oct. 28-It's Notre
Dame against Warner when undefeat-
ed F'ordham and North Carolina teams
clash here Saturday at 2:3O in the
nations, leading intersectional game
this weekend.
The Rams, coached by Jim Crowley,
All-American halfback and one of
Notre Danes famed 1924 Four Horse
men, naturally employ the Notre Dame
system of play. The Tar Heels, tutor
ed by Ray Wolf, a former T. G. U.
product, use a modified version of the
Warner system.
The main difference in these two
distinct types is that the celebrated
Rams work with the balanced line
compared to the unbalanced forward
wall of the Tar Heels. Fordham
shifts from a T formation into. the
conventional Notre Dame "box' or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
Many Rooms at High School
Sold 100 Per Cent; Fans
In City Buying
OucatS
MILLER PRONOUNCES
HIS TEAM AS READY
Pep Parade Slated for To-
night ard Dance Will Fol-
low School Play Friday
Night; Scouts to Handle
Crowds at Game; Chapel
Hill Rated Very Highly

With the entire student body pump
ed full of enthusiasm, athletic officials
at Henderson high school expected a
seasons record crowd at the hlgh
school athletic field Friday afternoon
at 3:15 o'clock when the Bulldogs
meet Chapel Hill in a conference grid
game.
Already several of the home rooms
at the school have purchased tickets
100 per cent, while the percentage IS
very high in many others.
Tickets have been on sale by cheer
leaders and other student leaders
among the business houses during the
week, and indications are that many
fans from the city will turn out to
witness the contest, which should be
one of the best run off here for
sometime Both teams are evenly
matched.
A big pep parade has been slated for
for tonight by Graduate Manager
Sonny Cooper, and the students are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28

New York, Oct. % hirty-three
Fordham football players, coaches ana
officials will leave the Penn StatloE
tonight by Southern railway at QUO
o'clock, and will arrive in durham,
tomorrow morning at 7:55. Team
headquarters will be at the Washing
ton-Duke Hotel in Durham. The Rams
will take workout in the Duke Uni
versity Stadium at Durham, Friday at
200 D. M. The players will remain IN
Durham until after lunch on Saturday,
and then will travel by bus to Chapel
Hill, twelve mile trip. The game
with North Carolina is scheduled TO
begin in picturesque Kenan Memorial
Stadium at 2:30. A capacity crowd In
the neighborhood of 10000 is expected.
The return trip from Chapel Hill, oil
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
Advance Ticket Sale Is
Best Yet For The Season

expected to participate in this. 1t will
form at the high school, and go
through the business section.
Immediately after the sophomore
play Friday night the students will
give a dance in the gymnasium in
honor of the visiting team. Only
school students will be admitted.
Boy Scouts will be on duty at the
game tomorrow, keeping the fans in
line as we'll as rendering any other aid
that may be necessary.
Coach Bing Miller gave his boys the
final testing today, and pronounced
them ready for the big game. His
team will wear blue jerseys since the
visitors will wear white, the custom
airy color of the Bulldogs.
Miller has announced Aston and
Gambler will be at ends; Evans and
Harris at tackles, Dennis and Renn at
guards, Rideout, center; jenkins,
Dunn, Galloway and Peace will be IN
the backfield.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
SATURDAY GRID SCHEDULE
OCTOBER 80, 1887
WEST
Western COnferon(

Western Conference
Home 1896
Team Score
Chicago Ohio State ..........O-44
IllinoiS-Michigan .............9- SO
Purdue-1OWa 1871
Wisconsin, northwestern %. 1926
Big Six Conference
Iowa State Missouri .........0-10
Kansas State-O Oklahoma ......6-6
Other Games
Adrian TIA
Akron-John. Carroll ..........33-7
Albion livet .................7-O
Alma-KalamaZoo ............6-2O
Aurora Mission House ...... 1910
Ball Tr.- Manchester 1921
Capital Ohio Northern .......O-13
CARTHAGE lmhurst ...........7-7
Charlestown Tr.-DeKalb TT. .DNP
COe-BelOit ................. .41-O
Dayton-Western Reserve .....7-19
Depauw-Butler .............DNP
Earlham-Rose Poly ........ ..26-O
Edmond Tr.-Weatherford Tr. .21-6
Emporia Tr.-Ft. Hays Tr......7-15
Ferris Inst.-Assumption .....O-33
Gust Adolphus-Hamlin ...... DNP
Hanover-Danville TT. ........DNP
Huron-Spearfish Tr. ..........O-7
Jordan Whitewater Tr. .....DNP
Kalamazoo Tr.-Bowpg CIR. Tr.DNP
Kent State-Bowling Green. 30. go
Kn,ax,O,-Dafroif TAoh nNID
Knox Cornell (Ia.) ...........O-12
Lawrence-Ripon .O-26
Macomb Tr.-Augustana .......7-6
Marshall Ohio U. ...........13-13
Miami (O.)-Case ............2O-7
Mich. State-Kansas .41-O
Minnesota-Notre Dame .....DNP
Monmouth-C Carleton .........O-19
Morehead Tr.-St. Cloud .......O-6
Morningside- Cedar Falls Tr....O-6
Muskingum-W Wooster ..........7-6
Nebraska-Indiana ...........13-9
North Central-Lake Forest ..O-15
No. Dakota-No. Dakota State 40
Normal Carbonate ull.) 49,. O-6
Oberlin- Wittenberg ..........O-39
Ohio Wesleyan-Ci Cincinnati .....O-0
Otterbein- Marietta ..O-26
Principal (The) -Kemper 80. 6-13
Rio Grande- Bluffton .........O-31
River Falls-Mich. Min. Tech .DNP
st. Joseph Ind -Oakrd City 200
st. Mary mich. MT. Pleasant 8-44
| st. Viator- McKendree 24-0
So. Dakota-So. Dakota State 60
Springfield Tr.-Sioux Falls DNP
TarkiU- William-Jewell ....... o.
Terre Haute Tr.-Evansville -. O-O
Upper wa-Columbia ia. }. .DNP
Valley City Tr.-Minot ...... 1926
Observation-Disclosures .DNP
Wabash Franklin ....!.. ..21-C
Wayne-Toledo .....,...... &c
Wayne Tr.-Chadron Tr. ..... O-11
Western Union-Buena Vista. .7-13
Wheaton, Illinois Coll. DNF
Wichita-Pittsburgh TT. ...... o.
! WinOna Tr.-Mankato TT. ....O-21
Xavier (Cinn. j. Centre. .12-2t
'Ypsilanti Tr.-Hope ..........DNE
COmDilcd In Central Press. W
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28

John Boles, actor, born at Green
vile, Tex, 81 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
SOUTH

SOuCn03SC0FU COn1cr0UC0
Home 1886
Team Score
Alabama-Kentucky ..........14-O
Georgia Tech-vanderbilt ......O-O
Tennessee-G Georgia ........... 400
Tulane Mississippi ............7-6
Southern Conference
Clemson Wake Forest .O-6
Davidson-Furman 1914
Virginia William-Mary .!......7-O
Wash.-Lee-Duke .O-51
Other Games
Campbell Hill ..........O-13
Cars n-Newm'n-Johns'n City Tr.2-O
Catawba-C ullowhee Tr. ...... $50
Centenary-Miss. State ....DNP
Emory Henry-Presbyterian ..DNP
Georgetown Charlottesville 1912
Chenille Tr.-Morris Harvey. $50
Louisiana-Loyola (South) ...DNP
Maryland-Florida .............6-7
Moreh'd Tr.-Richm'd (Ky.) Tr.18-7
Roanoke-Newberry .......... 25-7
Rollins-Wofford ............32-14
Sewanee-Tennessee Tech ......O-O
". P. I.-Hampden-Sydney ....DNP
SOUTHWEST
Southwestern Conference
ADMINISTRATORS A. & M.... 1870
Baylor-Texas Christian .O-28
So. Methodist Texas lat
Other Games
Arizona-NeW Mex. State. 28-7
Flagstaff Tr.-Las Vegas TT. .DNP
Hardin Simmons-Sul. Ross Tr.DNP
New Mexico Tempe Tr.. 81
Okla. A: & M.-Texas Tech. +. .O-12
Okla. Baptist Tahlequa .....13-14
Portales J. CHEW Mex. Mil. .6-25
st. Marys (Tex.) Okla. City. lib
Southwestern-Te A. & +, .6-12
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Rocky Mountain. Conference
Brigham Young West'n State.25-12
Colorado Colorado Mines 1870
Montana State Montana 80. OPT
Utah State-Colorado State. 1870
Other Games
Boise ]. C.-Idaho TT. ..pNP
Idaho $50. Br.) Montana Mines.O-6
Phoenix ]. C.-Central J. c.. ..DNP
PACIFIC COAST
Pacific Coast Conference
Stanford Oregon State ......20-14
u. C. L. A. California .17-6
Wash. State-So. California. 90
Other Games
Albany-Pacific U. ............O-2O
Cal. Poly-San Fran. Tr... .DNP
Cal. Tech-Occidental ..........7-7
Coll. Pacifc-St. Marys $500. 1914
Ellensburg Tr.-C Cheney TT. .6-12
Fresno state Chico State. $3.50
Monmouth Tr.-Ashland TT, 10
Nevada Calf. Agri. ......... .24-6
Portland Linield ............ 1870
Neutrality-suspicious. ...........22-0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
WOLFPACK OFF TO
BOSTON c. TONIGHT

College Station, Raleigh, Oct. 28-
Following a light workout this aft
ernoon the State College Wolfpack
will entrain tonight for its trip to
Boston where Saturday afternoon it
meets the strong Boston College team.
Coach Doc Newton said today that
the squad would reach Boston Friday
afternoon and that a final practice
would be taken there later in the aft
ernoon.
State met Boston last fall at Bos-
ton and was defeated, 7-3.
Many tropical fishes can cnange in
an instant from black to white, or
from yellow to red or green, while
they can equally switch on, as it were.
series of spots, stripes or bars.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
EAST
Big Three

Olk 4uIOO
Home 1885
Team Score
Princeton-Harv .14-14
Other Games
Albright-Bucknell ..........DNP
Amherst-Mass. State ........13-7
Army-V. M. I. .............DN
Bowdoin-Bates ..25-6
Brooklyn-Nassau Hofstrau lilo
Brown-Tufts ...............38-7
Calf. Tr.-Clarion Tr 1870
City Coll. N. Y.-Providence .DNP
Clarkson-HartWick ..........4 $50
Colby-Maine ................7-14
, Conn. State-Middlebury .....DNP
Cornell Columbia ........... 1920
Delaware-St. John (Md.). .6-13
Dickinson-American .SDNP
OrexeI- Orslnus .......,...'....1-o
Geneva-Davis Elkins .........0-0
Gecrgetown-M Manhattan ......O-13
Gettysburg Muh1enberg ......7-19
Grove City-Slippery Rock Tr. .O-6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ........ 60
Holy Cross-Temple .......... O-3
Lafayette-Frank.- Marsh. ....DNP
Lebanon Valley-Penn Mil. Coll TO
Lock Haven Tr.-Ithaca. .DNP
Lowell Textile anzer ...... OLE
Mansfield Tr.-Indiana (Pa.) .DNP
Montclair TIE. Stroudsb'g :. 1918
Moravian-S usquehanna ..../ 26-16
New Britain Tr.-American Int. O-6
N. Y. Agri.-Wagner .........17-7
New York U.-Colgate ..DNP
Norwich-Vermont ..6-13
Pennsylvania-Navy 1876
Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech ...31-14
Potomac-West Liberty IT,. .DNP
Rensselaer-Alfred 1916
Rochester-Hobart 1921
Rutgers-Lehigh .O-19
st. Anselm-N. Hamp. ....... 31-2
st. ce-Northeastern lib
Shippensb'g Tr.-Bloomsb'g TRIO
Syracuse-Penn State ........O-18
Thiel-Westminster .6-13
Trinity-Wesleyan 200
Upsala- Shenandoah .DNP
Wash. Coll.-Mt. st. Mary. +. 6-28
Wash.-Jeff.-Allegheny 49,. DNP
w. OAAC0CC1 1I.-hQLZtOWn 1T ONH
w. Maryland-W. Virginia .. .2O-33
w. Va. Wesley-Waynesburg i. 14-7
Williams Union .26-13
Worcester-Rhode Island 80. Ole
Yale-Dartmouth I'LL
INTERSECTIONAL
Boston Coll.-No. Carolina State.7-3
Buffalo-Defiance .26-6
Canyon Tr.-St. Benedict .O-19
observation-disclosures .......... 6-13
Ed Paso Mines Greeley TT. .DNP
Hiram-Bethany .O-32
Marquette-Santa Clara 80. DNP
North Carolina Fordkam 80. .DNP
Rice-Auburn .DNP
Springfield-Baldw Wallace .DNP
Wash. (St. L.)-Boston U...... DC
Authorizations:
DNP. ..............D Did Not PLAY
=. ............ Teachers College
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
Seasons Record Crowd Expected By Bulldogs Friday

and Vanderbilt, and having tied Goor
gia. >''o'-
The game should be a duel between
North Cardinals ace baclfield of ~
tie, Watson, Brunette and Dir AVA
Fordham's Seven Blocks of CRANKY
Left End Harry Jacunski, Left Taoll,
ED Franco, Left Guard Mike Kocbn1
Center Alex Wojciechowicz (An-A,,a
rican) Right Guard Joe Rernara
Right Tackle AL Babartsky and Can,
tain and Right End Johnny Druzc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28

Fortunate excels in blocking and
broken field running and also is a
first-rate passer. 1t was his DOCK
ing that played an important part IN
the Rams successful 95-yard advance
for it's winning touchdown against
T. G.. u.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28

The man primarily responsible for
Fordham's celebrated "Seven Blocks
of Granite and it's fleet corps of
backs is Coach James H. Crowley, a
former All-American halfback and one
of Notre Danes 1924 Four Horsemen.
The Rams and Tar Heels will entang1e
at Chapel Hill Saturday in the ma
TONS principal intersection attraction
this weekend. Fordham is invading
the South for the first time. Both
teams are undefeated this season.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-28
DEACONS PREPARE
FOR CLEMSON GAME

Wake Forest, Oct. Coach Pa.
head Walker, head Wake Forest nan.
tor, has announced that he will nso
the same lineup this week aoai,at
Clemson, with one exception, that
opened against n. C. State. asst eat
urday. The Deacs and Clemson meot
at Clemson in the Homecoming qan,o
for the Tiger alumni Saturday afton
noon.