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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
FINAL AMATEUR
CONTEST TODAY
Reds And Blues Of Cape Fear
Loop To Meet At Robert
Strange Playground
BY II. j. POWELL

The 1910 baseball season makes
it's final bow here this afternoon
at the Robert Strange diamond
nine of the Cape Fear league takes
on the Red All Stars at $3.50 pm.
in the amateur loops wind-up tilt
of its annual post-season classic.
The Blueboys, under the manage.
ment of James and r. Farrow, are
ruled the favorite in this after
Moons tiff mostly on the strength
Of their convincing II to 8 triumph
over the Reds in the second battle
played last week at the Hilton ball
yard. The Blues came out on top,
2-1, in a grand tussel which opened
the series two weeks ago. A. B.
Stokely's hitting and Johnnie Eden,s
elbowing paved the way for the
first win whereas everybody Joined
in the fun last Sunday to smother
the Redmen behind Vic Cores sup
er twirling for scalp number two.
However, the Reds are counting
heavily upon Headon Piner to help
SAA>AtA ooAAA SoiihS
the series and may be all ready
to make u turnabout and whip the
Blues. Hurler Jimmy Mintz is the
other Red pitcher who may see ac-
ton. For the Blues it will be either
Edens or Gore on the mound and
Buck Tyre behind the platter. Mac
Donald or Tatum will slip into the
catching harness for the Reds.
The remainder of the two lineups
will probably be the same as in the
first two games of the series with
the exception of first base and in
the outer garden for the Reds. AL
Thomas may replace Eagles at the
gateway post and several new
players may be inserted into the
outfield setup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
USES MIXTURE OF
DECEPTION, PASSES
Rlon, Reserve Back, Scores
Twice And Timmons,
Fullback, Once
BY ROBERT J, CRAWFORD

CHARLOTTE, Oct. 5.-R-Clem-
son, flashing the power that has
made it one of the ranking South
ern conference teams, crushed a
valiant N. c. State college Wolf
pack, 26-7, today in Indian summer
weather before IA, 500 fans.
The Tigers power was too much,
and there was little doubt of the
outcome after play got well under
way.
Using a generous mixture Of de-
ception and a little passing along
with the bruising tactics, Clemson
scored twice in the opening period,
saw N. c. State come right back
with a tally in the second, and then
pushed over two nor in the dying
minutes of the game.
RiOn Scores Twice
Aubrey Rion, reserve back, went
over twice for Clemson-once for
the first touchdown and again for
the third. Stocky Charlie Timmons.
regular fullback, scored the Tigers
second touchdown in the last min
ute of the first period Little Sid
Tinsley of Spartanburg, S. c., a
shifty sophomore, snake-hipped his
way around his right end in the
last minute of the last quarter for
Clemson's final marker. Rion
placekicked the point after the first
touchdown and Booty Payne, a sub
back, made good the point after
Tinsley's cor by placement.
States touchdown came within
a half-dozen plays of the start OF
the second period after taking the
ball on downs on Clemson's 80 just
before the first quarter ended.
Doug Dickerson, a sub back,
rifled a bullet pass to Jack Hucka-
bee, a. fellow reserve back, as
Huckabee streaked down the side.
line virtually unnoticed. He took
the pass and went across with not
a Tiger near.
Clemson got 16 first downs to
States 6 and netted 227 yards rush.
ing to States %. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Pennsylvania Wins
Easily Over Maryland

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-R-
Bottled up for the first quarter,
PENIS power broke loose in the
last three periods to give the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania an easy 81
to 0 victory over Maryland today.
Frank Reagan, veteran triple
threat back, a n d a sophomore,
Jack. Welsh, led the touchdown pa
rade as the Quakers rolled up nine
first downs to two and piled up 1853
yards by rushing to 81.
Reagan and Welsh each scored
two six : pointers with Johnny
butcher, Bob HartWig, and Harry
Clifford Juggling the oval across on
the other occasions. Jim Chandler
converted four times, Gene Davis
and Clifford nee. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Washington State 1870

PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 5.-LR)-
An attack by land after their vaunt-
ed aerial power was stopped cold
by Montana State university's alert
Grizzlies carried the Washington
State college Cougars to a 10 to 0
football victory today in their first
home stand Of the season. Two rous-
inc, touchdown drives good for 6S
and 50 yards, respectively, earned
the triumph for the Cougars. The
Grizzlies spiked the overhead threat
with three pass interruptions at the
games beginning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
SIX MAN FOOTBALL
TO BEGIN TUESDAY
Isaac Bear And Hemenway
Teams To Meet At Robert
Strange Playground

SiX-man football will make its de
but before Wilmington fans on Tues
day afternoon as the strong Bears
of Isaac Bear Junior High take or
the smaller HemenWay Juniors or
Robert Strange gridiron at 3:1s
o'clock.
The Hemenway six IS small and
lighter than the other three mem
bers of the Junior High league, but
have shown a grim determination to
play good, clean football this sea
son. Practicinc daily for the past
two weeks on the Robert Strange
field. the Hemenway lads have built
a fighting band of youngsters mex
p%erienced, but willing to battle with
a do-or-die spirit.
The backfield will be made up of
the speedy Emory Sneeden. Bill
Racklev and Johnny Bryant. These
boys will share the running, pass
ing and kicking attack about equal
ly.
In the line such fine players as
James Harweli at left end, Harold
Kelly on the center and Macon Rice,
Jr., right end.
Coach Hugh Browning will look
to Robert Gilbert. Pete Chadwick,
Billy Thomas and Jimmy Smith for
heavy duty as reserves.
Since the first announcement OF
the new athletic set-up for the coun-
tv schools the spirit of the players
has hit the high spots and enthusl-
asm is running at fever pitch at
all schools. Tuesday will be a big
day for Isaac Bear n HemenWay
and the cheer leaders of both schools
will be on hand to lead the yells
Of their respective student bodies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Army 20-19

WEST POINT, Oct. 5-R-Army
opened its toughest schedule in u
years with an unimpressive 20-ly
victory over Williams college today
before 0 1000 at Niche stadium.
Thanks largely to Johnny Hatch's
deadly passing arm, Army tailed
two touchdowns in the opening
quarter, and added another in the
second, but from then on was out
of the ballgame. Williams fought
stubbonly in the final period and
came within a single point of tying
the score. Herb Holden plunged for
the touchdown from the two-inch
line, but Johnny Meehan's place
ment attempt was wide.
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Bears 9.6

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. 5.-(R9-
Trounced sadly in its opener 1nt
seemingly in for another grid beat
ing, University of CALIFORNIA; Bears
finally found 4 scoring punch and
a crackerjack halfback today as they
upset the st. Mary's Gaels, 9 to g.
O%utplayed in every department in
the first half, the Bears uncovered
a little-advertised ballhawk, Halfback
AL Dorian, who ripped through the
st. Mary's line in brilliant fashion
to lead a 69-yard scoring drive in
the third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
MisSiSSippi 27-6

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 5-LR)-
Using principally power plays,
mixed with an occasional aerial,
the University of Mississippi Reb-
els trod roughshod over the lynx Of
Southwestern, q to 6, today before
about $500 fans in s~un-drenched
Crump stadium. Merle Hapes, Cal
ifornia's gift to the powerful Miss
issippi team. accounted for two OF
its neutrality-suspicious. cmv
it's touchdowns, each of which came
after long jaunts by the fleet West
erner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
johnson Wins

STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Oct. 5
|-LP)- Halfback Harvey johnson
made brief appearances in Missis
sippi States lineup today to eng1-
neer the Maroons to a 200 victory
over an unexpectedly strong South
western Louisiana team before 1000
spectators johnson scored from the
tWo.yard line after engineering ar
S1-yard drive in the first period. He
carried the ball on almost every
play, Keeling off gains of IL, g. ano
q wards. He converted from place
ment and left the game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Sewanee $50

SEWANEE, Tenn. Oct. 5.-LT9-
The University of the South iSe-
vance,, ran roughshod over an out
classed Cumberland university elev'
en- today, scoring in every period
for a 40 to 0 victory. Using straight
power football Sewanee backs plow-
ed to a touchdown in the first period
then spanked by Fullback Macon and
Halfback Sandifer, opened up in the
second quarter and started piling up
the score.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Harvard 1910

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 5.-P)
A stumbling Harvard football team
found itself in the last half and
eked out a 1870 victory over AM
herst today before a $4,000 opening
day crowd. The first Harvard
touchdown resulted from a 22-yard
pass from Don McNicol to Don
Forte and Charley Spreyer regis
tered the other by bucking a yard
after snapper back Sheldon Dietz
got the Crimson rolling again by
i~ntercepting a pass deep in Am
herst territory in the final period.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
RINCC0LD RACES
70 YDS. TO SCORE
Blocking Back Is Star Of First
Contest Played In New
Stadium
BY HOKE NORRIS

WAKE FOREST, Oct. 5.-LR-A
,,oching back who had been the
-rort horse of the Wake Forest foot
,.,1 team for two seasons got his
nance for real glory today and he
,,ode the most of it, trotting 70
ards for a touchdown as the Deac-
ons won 10 to 0 over a stubborn
purple hurricane from Furman.
The Southern conference game,
nlayod before a crowd of 5000 in
indian summer weather, marked the
five, time that Wake Forest had
nsed its new stadium.
TIVE blocking back was Jimmy
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Stanford 1870

PALO ALTO, Calf, Oct. 5.-dP9-
Stanford's Indians called on hocus
pocus football, briefly but effectively,
today to score an impressive 10 to 0
victory over University of Oregon
before 20, 900 fans. Two lightning
| thrusts, in which they uncovered
a mystifying assortment of plays
that baffled not only the oregon
team but those in the stands, n
Stanford rolled up the points that
brought them their initial Pacific
Coast conference win.
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period ]. V. Pruitt, a sophomore
subbing for the injured Red May
berry, ran Is yards for the first
touchdown, which climaNed a drive
from the Al yard line. Late in the
quarter. Pruitt passed to Tony Gal
Iovich, halfback. who raj 20 yards
for the tally. John Pendersast, cen
ter. missed both the placement tries
tor extra point. Gallovich converted
on a placekick after Ringgold's score.
During most of the scoreless Sec
end and fourth periods, Furman
PLAYED the Deacons on even terms,
aided by the beautiful punting of
Waldo Hinson, end, who frequently
backed Wake Forest deep into its
own territory with his spirals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Harmon Hot

ANN HARBOR, Oct. 5-R-All-
American Tom Harmon scored
every Michigan point today as the
university's Wolverines turned
back Michigan States Spartans II
to IA in the 35th renewal of their
traditional football rivalry before
a crowd of 60, 900. State scored
twice with aerial thrusts, but could
not stem Michigan's running at
tack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
'Balna Wins

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. 5.-LP-
Alabama overcame the Mercer Bears,
20 to 0, today to open it's 1910 home
football schedule before 5000 fans.
The Tide pushed across two touch
downs in the opening period and
coaSted in.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Cornell Makes Bid

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 5-LR-Cor-
nelps football team opened its bid
for another ~undefeated season to-
day by crushing a surprised Col
gate squad, "a to 0. Under a hail
of forward passes. The Big Red
manufactured three touchdowns in
the second period, one in the third
and one in the fourth to herald it's
re-entry into the championship
lists.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06

Tomato juice is healthful and ap-
petizing to many youngsters, SO
why not put a can of it in the lunch
box? Do not forget a can opener.
Chives, parsley and cress. finely
chopped and added to soft butter,
are good for covering hot toast
bars or tasted crackers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Rams Win

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-UP-Ford-
hams footballers opener their 1910
season successfully today, but off
the 20 to 7 victory they grounded
cut over a somewhat in%-otfensive
West Virginia eleven, the Rams
are going to need a lot of polish
ing soon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Texas u. 1876

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. s.
LR-Indiana's aerial attack click
ed everywhere except deep in enc
my territory today and a more
versatile University Of Texas team,
led by Jack Rabbit" Grain, hand
ed the Hoosiers a 13-to-6 setback
in their football opener before IT,.
900 fans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
1877

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. s. Up -
M1nnesota's Golden Gophers I'M
leashed a powerful running attack
mere today and threw in a few
good passes for extra measure to
slhear a stubborn Nebraska eleven,
10 TO 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Kannapolis Anglers
Lucky At Fit. Fisher

A party from Kannapolis, COM
posed of Arthur Spry, Luther
Richardson, Carl Smith, Robert
Hinson, and A. C. Bryant, yester-
day reported a catch of more than
100 pounds of fish, mostly trout, a
few sports, and n drum, off the
Fort Fisher pier.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Dartmouth Downed

HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 5-Q-
Billy Manotti, fast moving Frank
lin and Marshall back, gave the
diplomats a 1921 upset over Dart
mouth here this afternoon. Pass
ing the Dartmouth defense out of
existence, Manotti set up two of
the F. & M. touchdowns and gained
most of the ground with his run
ming.
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CAPTAIN and full
back from Balti-
more, Md. Short
ly past the mid
way point of the
third period, he
intercepted a pass
from D e W e y
Proctor, F'urman
fullback, raced to
open territory
and ran over,
standing, Wake
Forest e d
rvice in the first
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Earned runs-Cincinnati On. L. IA; Detroit "a. ~ 10. Stolen bases
none; sacrifices.ccampben petToitl. Arnovich cineinnati; double
mick, o.; Myers, F. Mccormick and Baker; Joost, Myers and F. Nc
Cormick; Derringer, Myers and F. McCormckD Detroit / GIiggins
Senf nmpires n Mem? and mT Ba iii IN IM orm ms "? and nd B Besi "a "a T. =
Times of games-frst 200; second 1854; third 20S; fourth 2O6. Attend
natI; third 52,S77 lat Detroitc fourth, 54093 lat Detroit)
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Genrgia Tech

ATLANTA, Oct. 5-E-Balked on
the ground, Georgia Tech took to
the skyways today to trounce How
ard college, 27-0, in a warmup be-
fore Is, fans.
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Auhurn 2O-14

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s. Up -
Auburn turned on the power Tulane
formerly had to sweep to a 20-4
Southeastern conference victory
over the fumbling Green Wave to-
day to give Tulane its second
straight setback on misplays and
failure at crucial moments. Auburn
augmented its power thrusts with
an aerial attack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Columbia $50

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-R-Casting
aside the lethargy that marked its
first-half performance, Columbia
university today defeated a determ-
med Maine eleven $50. Maine, a de-
cided underdog, waged an
astonishing battle for two period
hut yielded when Columbia unveil-
ed the deception it had hoped to
have for more important foes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Gridiron Graphs


ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. SIP
Navy capitalized on a first period
tumble recovery and a 64-yard
scoring drive in the third quarter
today to trounce the university of
Clnclnnatl's Bearcats, IA to 0. Be-
fore a crowd of 10, 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Pitt-Missouri

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 5-CR-Pitt
flashed its once famed power at
tack today to overcome Missouri
end the Tigers pass-finging Paul
Christman 1918 before 2 5000 fans.
The Partners took the lead at the
outset and never relinquished it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06

Wake Forest scoring: Touchdowns:
Fruit, Galloyich, Ringgold; point
from try after touchdown, Gallovich
t|placemen1.l
Referee, Armstrong, Tufts; UNI
Dire, Tebell, Winconsin; Head lines
man, Severance, Oserlin; field judge,
Proctor, unattached.
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SOUTH

Alabama 20: Mercer 0.
Auburn 20: Tulane IA.
Georgia 33; South Carolina 2.
Georgia Tech 81: Howard O..
Kentucky Al: Washington and Lee u.
Mississippi State 20; Southwestern
(La) Inst. O..
(Tenn) g..
Tennessee 10: Duke O..
Clemson &c: North Carolina State Z.
North Carolina 27: Davidson Z.
Wake Forest 10: Furman O..
Richmond 10; Virginia Tech Z.
Virginia Military 10; Newberry O..
William and Mary ~; Apprentice
School 0.
Randolph-Macon Z: Guilford 0.
Hampden-Sydney Z: Delaware y.
William and Mary 40; Apprentice
Elon Z; Appalachian O..
Western (Ky) Teachers %; Presby-
terrain Z.
Florida %; Tampa T..
SOUTHWEST
Southern Methodist 20; North Texas
Teachers Z.
Texas A. & NJ. Al; Tulsa Univer-
sity s.
Oklahoma 80: Oklahoma A. & NJ. q.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Colorado College 81; New Mexico
Normal Z.
Colorado Z: Kansas State 6.
West Tex. State as; Western State IL.
Regis 0; Sterling (Neb) College 0
lTie).
Utah u: Brigham Young 6,
Colorado State o: Wyoming 0 (Tie).
Kicks II; Carroll o..
FAR WEST
California g.; st. Mary's s.
Washington State IS: Montana O..
Stanford Is; Oregon 0.
Oregon State o; Southern California 0.
Washington 81. Idaho q.
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TCU 20, Arkansas 0

FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. SIP,
Wee Dean Bagley and Kyle Gil
lespie, the Texas Christian Tumble
weeds, steered the rapidly reviving
ghost of other great Christian
teams to a 200 rout of University
of Arkansas in the Southwest con-
ference today. Vastly moderated
by the preseason guessers, the
Christian team that last week
humbled Centenary, 41-6, snubbed
the odds today and twice scored on
uninterrupted marches of 70 and SO
yards, winding up both with spec
tacular passing plays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Football
Scores
EAST

Cornell "a: Colgate 0.
Franklin Marshall %: Dartmouth q.
Fordham 20; West Virginia Z.
Harvard IS: Amherst 0.
Army 20; Williams 10.
Navy "A; Cincinnati O.
Virginia 10; Yale IA.
Pittsburgh 10: Missouri 13.
Princeton Z: Vanderbilt 6.
Northwestern 40: Syracuse 0.
Brown 20: Rhode Island II.
Albright IA: Muhlenberg g..
BOSTON University u: Upsala 6.
Buffalo 20: Drexel IS.
Colby "A: City College (N1) 0.
Clarkson 81: Hartwick 0.
Columbia 10: Maine o..
Connecticut 13: Massachusetts State o..
Gettysburg 6: Wooster 0.
Union 10; Hobart 0.
Montclair (NJ) Teachers Z: Hofstra o.
Shippensburg (Pa) Teachers 10;
KutztOwn Teachers 0.
East Stroudsburg (Pa) Teachers -
Lock Haven Teachers Z.
Marshall Is: Datyon ~.
Millersville (Pa) Teachers 81; Shep-
herd (WVa) State 0.
New Hampshire II: Bates 6.
LAFAYETTE 0; New York University 7.
Norwich Z: Arnold 0.
PENNSYLVANIA 81: Maryland 0.
Penn State @; Bucknell O.
Rensselaer, 81: Hamilton Is.
Rutgers SO; Springfield O..
Bergen Junior 80; Trenton (NJ)
Teachers 0.
Trinity 8; Vermont 8.
Tufts So: Middlebury 6.
Ursinus o: Dickinson 0 crie).
Swarthmore IA: Washington College I.
Waynesburg So: Potomac State 0.
Bowdoin 10: Wesleyan Z.
Coast Guard IL: Worcester Tech O..
Susuehanna SO: American Univer-
sity Is.
State G (Tie).
Haverford So: Allegheny O..
Geneva 10: Grove City 0.
Indiana (Pa) state Teachers SO;
Bloomsbury (Pa) Teachers O..
Bethany (Wva) IA; Washington and
slippery Rock CPa) Teachers %;
Westminster 0.
Juniata IS: Thiel o.
Clarion (Pa) Teachers 45; Alliance 0.
MIDWEST
Minnesota 13: Nebraska Z.
Texas 10; Indiana g..
Michigan 81: Michigan State IA.
Wisconsin 33: Maruette 10.
Ohio State II: Purdue IA.
Iowa 46: South Dakota 0.
Illinois 81; Bradley O..
Iowa State Z: Kansas 0.
Notre Dame %: College Of Pacific Z.
Toledo "a: Davis Elkins -.
Wittenberg "A: Bowling Green 0.
Oberlin 20: Rochester II.
Case Is: Iehigh g..
Butler Z; Ohio University Z (Tie).
Kent State 10: Hiram 6.
Kenyon %; Otterbein g..
Ohio Wesleyan "a: Maine (O) z.
Cornell (Ia) g.: Ripon 0.
Coe 10; Beloit o..
Eureka 80: McKendree O..
Cpper Iowa 10: Penn (Ia) 0.
Manchester Z: st. Johns Z (Tie).
Luther -: st. Olaf g..
Winona (Minn) Teachers IA; Bemidji
(Minn) Teachers Z.
Maryville (Mol Teachers Z; Washing
ton University 6.
Wichita University So; st. e n e.
diets o.
Southern Illinois Teachers "A; Cape
Girardeau Mo) Teachers Is.
Wabash 20; Franklin 0.
Georgetown College 0; Manchester 0
(Tie).
Wayne 10: Western tMich) State
Teachers 6.
Northern (Mich) State Teachers 16;
Central (Mich) State Teachers Re
serves II.
SOUTH
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Northwestern 400

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. SIP
Northwestern university's Wild
cats, paced by Blond Bill Decor
revont and Don ClaWson, turned
the Syracuse home coming day into
visitors day this afternoon by
burying the orange under a 400
score in Archbold stadium. A
crowd of Is, ZOO saw the Big Ten
teams Junior halfbacks score two
t~ouchdoWns apiece.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
WAKE FOREST DEACONS DOWN FURMAN 49, o
Clemson Flashes Power To Crush Wolfpack By 26- Score
Composite Box Score
N

DETROIT, Oct. 5-QP-Folowing is the composite hox scora NJ +,
hrst four games Of the 1910 World Series: "e
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3d game. %" i""ns
b-Batted for Moore Sh inning LIST am
d-Batted for Beggs 9th inning 3rd game,
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Notre Dame 25-7

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. SIP
-Notre Dame, perennial contend
err for the National football cham
pionship, swept over Amos Alonzo
Stages little college of the Pacific
team today, Is to 7, opening the
1910 campaign with an impressive
display of power and deception.
Stage, beginning his 51st year as
a coach, put a courageous and
smart eleven on the field, but was
overpoWered by the abundant tai
ent of the fighting Irish.
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Kick Wins

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. s. Up -
Golden-haired, golden-toed Char
ley Mag, six-foot three-inch tackle
booted a field goal with 81 seconds
to play today as Ohio State, bat
tered and bewildered by fast and
fighting Purdue, beat the Boiler
makers II to IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
DETROIT

x-Batted for Bartell 9th inning 4th game.
y-Batted for McKain 9th inning 4th game.
z-Batted for Smith 9Th inning 4th game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
FAR WEST

California 9; st. Mary's g..
Washington State IS: Montana O..
Stanford IS; Oregon 0.
Oregon State o; Southern California 0.
Washington 81; Idaho O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-15
). LEADER
 HERE TONIGHT
State Commander of Aux Hilary on Official Visit to
 Local Unit

Mrs. Alma L. Gohr, Department Commander of Disabled American Veterans auxiliary of Connecticut, will pay an official visit to Wa terbury this evening and will be the guest of the local auxiliary at the American Legion Home on Holmes avenue. Mrs. Gohr will be accompanied by Junior Vice Com mander Catherine Beaudoin and State ConductresS Violet Vecchltto.
 Tonight's meeting will be one of the most important sessions Of the year for the Waterbury auxiliary Reports will be filed on membership and it is expected that the unit will hold first place among the various state chapters; on plans for the Christmas tree party, Ameri- canism program, hospital and child welfare programs and other activi ties which occupy the interest ot the auxiliary.
 Wives, mothers and sisters oi Disabled Veterans are invited to at- tend this evenings meeting. Mrs Mary Mellon, Mrs. Mary Saunders Mrs. Julia Conklin and Mrs. E. Phe- Ian. four Gold Star Mothers, will be guests of the auxiliary.
 A social hour will follow the meet ing. arrangements for which have been made by a committee in charge of Past Commander Lena ONeil chairman, Mae Reilly. Ann Holmes, Germaine DeZinno, Carrie Clancy Josephine Gardiniere, Isabella Mar tone and Commander Josephine D0nahue