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The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23
TEMPLETON CHAUFFEUR
KILLED

CHICAGO-(A N P)-Elberi
Birge, 80, chauffeur of Alec Tenn
pleton, blind British-born pianist
was killed Thursday when his car
collided with a trailer truck on u.
S. Route 80 near here. Birge was
driving from La Porte, Ind, to
Chicago to meet Mr. and Mrs.
Templeton who we're flying here
from washington, DC.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23
M0reh0use Makes 10
First Downs; Loses
TO Alabama 25 To 9

highhandedly swept past More
houses gallant but outweighed Ma
room Tigers, 25 to 9, here in Hor-
net Stadium.
Held to a first-Quarter standStill
by the Marc5l1s who scored three
points in the opening stanza on
"Pinky" HaineS' perfect field goal
try, Alabama State came back ii
the second period to score two
touchdowns behind Dotson Ellis and
Alphonso Jones.
In the fourth quarter, pass,
Jones to Sullinger, set the stage for
a third touchdown and, later, Will
lie Hansborough intercepted Ma
room pass to pull down the curtain
with rBama'= final tally.
The final Morehouse tally came
when Alvin SWartz threw a pass to
Ianky Chin" Evans who bolted on
to a touchdown.
Morehouse tried too hard with
those mighty passes by SWartz,
who ran the Hornets dizzy with
brilliant delayed bucks and plung-
as, but all this went for naught as
he alert Stingers intercepted three
passes which paid off in touch
down dividends. First Of these in
tercepted passes was snatched by
Jones who ran so yards to set the
stage for the Hornets second mark
er. Ellis, on this play, lateralled to
Jones.
Fighting back, MorehouSe came
three times within range of the
Hornet touchdown stripes only to
be repulsed by the -to-be-dis.
counted weight of the host team.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23
lXanA
on GPORYG y
BuLUrUs MELANCHOLY Zones

THERE CAN BE no doubt as Morris Browns fitness
to play in the Peach Bow-or any other coored
Coaches Artis Graves and A. j. Lochart refused to pu
punches at all, routing wing out h9roiy aoie h1oNV,s
College outfit 460 Saturday afternoon 1t was the PUPPIES
sixth win in seven starts and enabled the Wolverines to hod
their death grip the lead the Southern intercollegiate
Athleta Conference.
B1ssthe big question: now is who will be opponent OF
Morris Brown In the Peach Bowl classic Wilberforce VIII
definitely Florda's foe in the Orange Blossom fiesta a.
Orlando December There's further speculation aDouI
it, Contracts have been signed The agreement has beeh
Bud-up matter and advertis ng data are already
circulation In fact eterheads and other correspondence
from Famcee bear the good tdings -
Wilberforce's acceptance of the Orange Blossom bld
left Mepre Brown debating between Morgan and N. G.
State To begin W th the hope of getting Morgan oomed
slim in view of the that the Baltmoreans have almost
annually received bid to both postseason classics WIN
out once having accepted either offer. ,
Then Just as things took N c. State hue, into the
NS sports department Saturday even ng came bulletin
that j. c. Smith, upset last week by Bueteld 80, had
clamped the Durham IN. CO. Eagles and whipped
them 60.
before another communque reached port that the Hampton
Pirates nnocenty fighting by their skn-teeth for mere
first division berth the CIAA had tied mighty Morgan OO
In the same batch of wires it developed lowiy ohaW
had tied Union minus the brilliant Fred (Cannonbal
Cooper, Meanwhile A. and f. rated underdog against
rough sailing campaign hauled off and tied Va State O0
The.J c. Smith upset of N. c. State-f you regard II
onv tvo-Wiberforce and Prairie View Morgan has been
reduced to the unbeaten but UNITED ranks.
In other upsets Leland routed Tougaloo 26O and Ed
ward waters surprised not In winning Out IN
lin of 26-7 by which she ripped Florida Normal. Borden
town surprised many beating Cheyneyet alone saug
tering The writer picked Bordentown 1870 and
thought that was wide enough The New Jersey eleven was
even "hotter.' -
Xavier won by baseball over Wiley 81 and ditto
Langston winner Ark State. Alabama State turn
ed in basketball score Morehouse in winning 259
Clark trimmed Taladega $50 Tuskegee trpped Benedict
Florida ripped S. c. State 200 Texas beat Bishop 3O
Ky State took West Va 1876.
But what the column wants to answer for it is this
-vahenf viii Morris Brown play in the Peach BOWL?
&c X1Q tn fQr d9 / m
etopnsd by Bluefeld N c. State tied by Florida and
beaten by Smith, and Morgan fine hope providing she
doesn't snub bid, is unbOwed but plenty bloody after
surprSa staIemate received from Hampton Prairie
fine possibility but neat risk too. She's unbea
and united in five sarsbut has three headaches re-
apng IN Langston Nov o. Southern Nov 28 and Xavier
Dec.14 all road games!
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Meanwhile, '1oWly" Hampton,
then second division club, stopped
mighty Morgan 90 in a dope-up
setting tie that was like the shot
heard around the world. The feat
hiked the Pirates, boasting three
wins and three losses, to first di-
vision classification.
Still, Morgan held lead-.by
the Dickinson Rating System-over
the rest of the field, boasting first
division wins over Lincoln, (PaJ
Va. Union, and A and t., and the
first division Hampton, tie along
with second division wins over
Howard, Bluefield, and Miner.
WILBERFORCE, MBC CLIMB
Wilberforce's rating improved al
though the Green Wave was idle
due to attainment of first division
status of Lincoln (Mo), which
had been beaten $50 by Force a
fortnight ago.
Morris Browns rating also hiked,
because Xavier, second division
nationally week ago, Joined first
division ranks after her 81 win
over Wiley Saturday, places the
purple Wolverines in third place
among the nations major pow
ers.
Unbeaten, united Prairie View
ranks fourth, but, if victorious in
her remaining three tests-South-
ern, Langston, and Xavier, all first
division oufits-she is destined to
rate at or very near the top.
Florida shares fourth place ma
tionally with Prairie View with a
24.0O average, trailing Morgan's
2S.5O Wilberforce $500. and Morris
Browns $500.
Ky. STATE ADVANCES
Ky. State profited by Lincoln
(Mo's) rise to first division class
and now offers an impressive $3.50
average for fifth place ranking.
johnson G. Smith and Alabama
enjoy a tie for sixth ranking with
22.OO, a place ahead of Langston
and Southern, both of which have
q 21OO average. Note that Langston
with the same figure as Southern,
is rated undlSputed seventh with
the Jaguars taking undlsputed
eighth place. This is due to section
D. Item / a. of the Dickinson Rat
ing System. which reads:
eff two teams have the same
average points" for the entire
season, the victor in the game
played between them during the
season shall be ranked above the
loser" Oangston tripped Southern
300 in October)
FIVE-WAY DEADLOCK
A five-way tie for ninth place
exists between N. c. State, Texas,
Lincoln (Mo) Va. State, and Le-
Moyne, all of which rate 20. 90,
while Va. Union and A.. and T. both
have 1850 averages, but, in their
meeting this year, the Unionites
won 1870, thus getting undisputed
tenth place with A. and T. rank
ing eleventh.
Xavier, tied for tenth last week.
holds twelfth spot this time with a
1900 average. Wiley is a second di-
vision outfit and, even in victory
Xavier failed TO gain. However, the
victory elevated the Gold Rush to
first division nationally and all its
opponents profited thereby.
ONE-SIDED VICTORIES
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23

prominent in the LeMoyniteS' bat
ties are William Paschall, Jesse
Turner, and Ed. Moore, Paschall
has played the full time at the
tackle position in each of the con-
tests to date. Turner, guard, block
ed the Xavier punt for a saftey
and two point lead which the
Magicians held almost to the final
whistle. At the pivot position, Ed.
"Scrapiron" Moore has been a
constant menace to opposing
ground gamers. His weight, which
is only $50 has been no handi-
zap
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23

WEIGH, w. Va.-(A N P)-
Fleming A. Jones, Jr, prominent
attorney of this section, was re-
elected to the state legislature on
the Democratic ticket On November
to his third term. Mcdowell
county, his home, has the largest
colored population in the state.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23

W oCCtON - dAiOtS1OCNCOd OOCICuO
hitherto high-flying Eagles.
State 9-6, Southern walloped Blue
field 26-7, Texas rosed out Bishop
30, Lincoln (Mo.) sacked Philan-
der Smith, 14-6, Va. State and
A. and T. tied 90, meek Shaw
tied powerful Virginia Union 90
and Xavier barely shaded Wiley
81.
Morris Brown holds undisputed
first place in the STAG with five
loop wins against one loss and a
25.00 average, hotly pursued by xa-
vier, Alabama, and Florida; Prairie
View is tops" III the Southwestern
circuit, chased fairly close by
Southern and Texas; Wilberforce
is undisputed leader in the Mid
western loop, where she is the on
ly unbeaten contender; and Morgan
is the only unoefeated performer
in the CIAA, where she has heal
thy lead.
Ranking just outside of the
charmed circle" are Clark, $50
winner over Talledega, and TuS-
kegee, 30-6 conqueror of Bene-
dict.
BOWL" TALK
Important bowl news broke in
the national circuit the past week,
when it was learned and confirm
ed that Wilberforce'S mighty Green
Wave has signed up to battle Fla.
in the Orange Blossom Classic,
Saturday, December Z, in Tinker
Stadium at 0 r n d o
Florida Last years classic, in which
Famcee routed Wiley's Wildcats
42-O, attracted 10000 cash Gus
toners. Florida officials anticipate
12,OOO and upwards this year with
| the vaupted OhioanS finally land
ed.
Meanwhile, Morris Brown, angl-
ing for Peach Fowl rival against
whom to risk her 1910 STAG crown,
was disturbed over possibility of q
Morgan Snub of her offer, follow
ing traditional procedure. More bad
news was Forthcoming when j. c.
Smith stopped hitherto unbeaten
N. G.. State. Only unbeaten posi-
bility remaining for Wolverine
Peach Bowl date is Sam Taylor's
mighty Prairie View PantherS, slat'
| ed to face Langston November 81,
Southern November 28 and Xavier
December ID but open Saturday,
December Z, date of the Atlanta
Pageant
IMPORTANT CALL
Even that is not encouraging to
Morris higher-ups, who, repeatedly
communicated long distance with
Prairie View officials Sunday be-
cause Langston and Southern are
the "tallest' opposition the Pan
theirs face this year and either or
both have more than an outside
chance to stop them.
In the minor" ranks some
mighty whitewashings were admini-
1 stored. Alcorn A.. and M, College of
Alcorn, Miss, No. 1 in that class
sification, mad the press boys sum-
moning adding machines as the
Braves Skunked Campbell 59-6 and
the same thing was happening over
! in nearby Holly Springs, where
Rust was choking Oklahoma ST.
| 0.
Simultaneously, Cheyney Teach
ers of Pennsylvania, which Howard
of the C1AA could beat only 20
was taking 43-7 beating from
powerful Bordentown and Edward
Waters was throttling Florida Nor
NAL 26-7. Allen tripped oft-beaten
Fort Valley $50 and Ala. A. and M
was a little nlerciful in wallopins
billiard $50. Jarvas, beaten 400 by
HoustonS 23-13 Saturday.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23
By LUCIUS JONES
(SNS Sports EditOr)

JOHNSON c. SMITH and Hampton threw a monkey
wrench into the inner works of the charmed circle the
past week end reducing the unbeaen and united machines
to just two-Wilberforce and Prairie View
Smith, Inundated 80 by Bluefield November g. and
dropped from the unbeaten and united class got
Saturday by running N c. States undefeated
60 in Durham home of the hitherto highfying Eagles.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23
BY MARION E.. JACKSON

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-(SNS)-
Alabama State used her Thousand
Backs" to advantage Saturday and
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ONE-SIDED VICTORIES

In action among the major pow.
ers listed above, Morris Brown
routed Knoxville 46-0, Florida
ripped S G. State 300, KY. State
shaded West Va. 1876, J.. G. Smith
whipped hitherto unbeaten N c..
State 60. Alabama bagged More
house 25-9, Langston eked out Ark.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23

OFFICIALS--WiIIia j. Moore
(TaIladega), Birmingham, Ala
bama; Umpire, B. 7. Fowlkes AT
lanta), Columbus, Georgia; Lines
man, Guy Trammell (Tuskegee), !,
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama; Field
Judge, Albert FewS Clark, Mont
gemery.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-23
LEGISLATOR REELECTED

West Virginia
Nogales international., 1940-09-28

A Hollywood romance that has
become a legend. Two famous stars
who defied scandal and risked all
for love, and seem, SO far, to have
won. But only time can tell how
it will turn out. Don't miss this
intimate Behind the Scenes" ar
ticle by Adela Rogers ST. Johns in
The American Weekly, the maga-
zine distributed with next weeks
Los Angeles Examiner. (AdvO
Mrs. Dale Dorothy (Gwendolyn
Hamlin) has returned to her home
in Florence after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Agnes G.. Hamlin.
%.*s**a
Mrs. A. E. Sanders is returning
today from a visit in Ell PaSo.
*******
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Simpson and
daughter Sylvia left yesterday Tor
their home in Texas after a several
days visit in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
Baby Boy Born
To L. Escaladas

Born to Louis Escalada and his
very charming wife boy weighing
seven pounds and eight. and one
half ounces.
The young man made his debut
at 7:3O pm. Tuesday at ST. Mary S
Hospital in Tucson and both moth
er and baby are getting along nicely
and needless to say, Mr.. Escalada
is as proud as any man could pos
sibly be.
Mrs. Escalada (Celma Bolen)
former Ncgales teacher, is a daugh-
ter of James w. Bolen of Ada,
Okla, one of Oklahoma's most IA
NOUS judges and foremost Demo
cratic leaders.
Mr.. Escalada, son cf the late pio-
neer merchant, Manuel Escalada, Is
member of the Santa Cruz Coun-
ty Board Of Supervisors and one
of southern Arizonas best known
young business men.
The new boy has been named
Louis James.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
School Principals
And Coaches Meet

Last Saturday at a meeting Of
southern Arizona high school prin-
cipals and coaches at Tombstone,
Nogales was represented by Coach
Lon M. Bellman at which time he
was able to make the basketball
schedule for the coming season.
The first basketball game will be
with Benson here on Saturday
night, December 81.
Besides basketball the meeting
also discussed the southern confer
ence school music festival, consist
ing of bands, orchestras, and glee
clubs, in March. From now on
Junior high school pupils are con-
sidered eligible to become regular
members of the high school bands,
crchestras, and glee clubs. The
University of Arizona will be asked
to sponsor the festival for the next
five years.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
Columbus Day
Ball At
Country Club

Columbus Day Saturday October
18th has been set as the date for
the next ball at the beautiful new
Centro Deportivo de Sonora NC
gales, Sonora, Country Club.
It will be the third so far. The
others were held on the opening
night and on the night cf Septem-
Der 18th, the evening before Mex
ices big 10Th of September holi-
day.
Mrs. P. E. Baffert and Mrs. Riva
Herminia have returned from a
visit in San Diego.
*****@$
Writ G.. Bowman and daughter
Georgia returned Sunday from
Phoenix where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey Russell.
*******
C. H. McNulty and family have
returned from vacation trip to
Prescott and other northern Arl-
zona points.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28

Miss Barbara Macdonald left Sun
day on a trip to Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
Mrs. Henry Miller
An Official
Of Willkie Clubs

PHOENIX. Sept 27-Mrs. Henry
H. Miller of Phoenix has been ap-
pointed state chairman Of the Wo-
mems Division of the Associated
Willkie Clubs of Arizona, it was
announced today by Frank c.
Brophy, state chairman.
Mrs. Ralph E. Ellinwood, Tucson,
has been appointed co-chairman
for the Southern portion of the
state.
In accepting this appointment,
Mrs. Miller expressed the hope that
an active Women's Division or
flying squadron" would be form
ed to finish the huge task of reg
istering the voters before registra-
ton closes October 7.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
8yOCietE,@
Birthday Party
At Bird Home

Duane Bird, Sr., was host to a
number OF his trends at his home
on Sierra avenue Sunday night,
celebrating his birthday anniver-
sary.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Schleimer of Valenzuela,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Capin, Mrs. Al
len T. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Hall, A e. Sanders and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Duane Bird.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28

made their headquarters at old
Camp Little.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28

Miss Dorothy Carter and brother,
! Leslie Carter, and Alex Kerson have
accepted employment at the Julie
rat Drug Store fountain.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
NELLIE T. BUSH
VISITOR IN NOGALES

j. E. Bush and wife, Nellie T.
Bush, CT Parker, were guests Satur-
day of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Wray
while enroute to Douglas in the in
terest of Mrs. Bush candidacy for
speaker of the house of represent
atives of the next state legislature
opening in January.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28

Newly revealed trickeries of the
Nazi secret armies. Maurice Bra
bant, distinguished Belgien author,
tells how prima donnas, profess
ional weepers, seductive blondes and
unscrupulous writer's "softened'' un-
suspecting kingdoms and trusting
democracies for ruthless invaders.
A timely article that is challenge
to every loyal American, in The
American Weekly, the magazine dis
t.ibuted with next weeks Los An
geles Examiner. (Adv.)
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
SUPPER CLUB

The Supper Club met Saturday
night at the home CT Mr.. and Mrs.
James v. Robins on Pajarito street.
Covers we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Wilde, Mr.. and Mrs. Chet
Rose, Mrs. Clara Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wise and the host and
hostess.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
Soldiers Here
Brief Period

Almost as suddenly as they came
to town Monday, the 400 members
of the 25th Infantry from Fort
Huachuca, left here Wednesday,
They are holding maneuvers along
the border between Douglas and
Ruby and during their stay here
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
LEGION OPENS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The American Legion at din
ner at the Legion-Firemen Hall
last night arranged for a member
ship drive to- run until Armistice
Day Nov. IL.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
TEACHERS PICNIC

The annual school teachers pic
mic will be held at the Bowman
ranch on the night of Wednesday,
October 16, Superintendent OF
Schools A. j. Mitchell announced
yesterday.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Church School. 1000 o'clock -
Miss Eta Mae Lewis, Supt. Pilgrim
Fellowship, same hour. Miss Eleanor
Miller, leader.
Morning worship, 11:00 O'Clock =
Speaker, Rev. Helen Line Case, of
Phoenix. Theme: "The Church in
a Changing World" Special mu-
sic by the choir assisted by Mrs.
Don Taylor.
We cordially invite cur neighbors
of St. Andrews to share in this ser
vice of worship. The public IS cor
dially invited, strangers made vel
come.
o. A. SMITH, D. D.
Minister.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Rctarians are looking forward to
October 31st when they will be
guests of Rotaryanns at a Hal
lowe en- party. Rotaryann Ann
Duffy is in charge of arrangements.
Nogales international., 1940-09-28
RETURN TO COAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rickenberg
Guisa Mazon) returned to their
home in San Diego, Sunday, after
visiting Mrs. Rickenberg's sister,
Mrs. Reynaldo Rivas, and family
of Terrace avenue.
Evening star., 1940-11-20
Notre Dame Holds Biz
Edge on Wildcats
In Grid Rivalry
Irish Drop Only Two
Of l9 Games; Evenly
Matched This Time
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
EVANSTON. Ill. Nov. 2O.-1t's
been longtime between football
victories for Northwestern in the
Wildcats ancient rivalry with the
fighting Gaels of Notre Dame.
The Irish and Purple have been
meeting off and on since 1889. but
in 10 games over that span North
western has won just twice. Notre
Dame was the victor Is times and
two games ended in scoreless ties.
But most of the games. especially
in recent years. have been exceed
ingly close and Saturdays clash be-
fore a capacity crowd of 48,5O0 in
Dyche Stadium should be no excep-
ton. Both will be trying to bounce
back from defeats week ago.
Despite losses to Minnesota and
Michigan the Wildcats are slight
favoriteS to whip the Irish, who
looked so good early in the season
only to bog down against Army and
Navy and fail against an alert Iowa
eleven.
Ollie Hahnenstein. Northwestern's
sophomore flash of 1888 who faded
badly in 1889, again is moving along
under full steam and is expected
to lead the Purple attack While the
Irish are watching him the Wildcats
will be keeping a wary eye on fast
Steve Juzwik and his deceptive
partner, Bob Saggau, a potent pass
ing and running combination.
Both teams are expected to be
at peak strength.
Evening star., 1940-11-20
Ted Lyons 10 Receive
Bay|or's S P|audits
Ats. N. j. Game
Eager to Ploy Football
There, He Was Kept Out
Because of Slab Skill
By the Associated Press.

Dy Tic hSSO(Id ttu TItoS
WACO. Tex Nov 20-Bavlor
University pays tribute Saturday to
its most famous athlete, Ted Lyons
who as gangling youngster with a
fighting heart and plenty on the
ball jumped from campus to big
leagues to become one of the great
est pitchers of all time
1t was 18 years ago that Lyons
who had finished hurting Baylor to
its only Southwest Conference cham
pionship, signed a contract with the
Chicago White Sox.
One of the few college players who
ever went direct to the majors and
made good. Lyons will be given a
gold plaque between halves of the
Baylor-Southern Methodist football
game.
He won four letters in baseball
and three in basket ball. He was
selected on the all-conference team
in each sport. And yet. recalls Potts
Anderson, a classmate of 1929,
Lyons heart was with footballf
Ted always wanted to play foot
ball." Anderson declared. But the
Baylor coaches did not want him to
because they foresaw his brilliant
future in baseball. They didn't want
him to get hurt"
With the White Sox Lyons has
won 233 games.
Last season he turned in II VIC
tories against defeats.
Lyons probably was the most
popular athlete Baylor ever had
For sure, he was its greatest over a
period of years.
Evening star., 1940-11-20
While Hoyos Are Around, Star.
OF Other Colleges Have Slim
Chance of Aid. C.. Honors

Much of Stanford's strategy this
season is reported to have reached
the coast with Clark Shaughnessy,
but that gentleman is credited with
giving the Chicago Bears much of
their stuff while resident of Chi
cago 1t is doubtful if the Bears
puddle-h headed doings of last Sun
day, however, were thought up in
the same brain.
Kimbrough Loses Weight Only.
Frank Kimbrough, round-faced
coach of the Hardin Simmons crew
that spanked C. U. last Saturday,
allows as how little Brother John
might do better for Texas A. and
M. if he hadn't lost IS pounds in
a recent illness. 1t was so serious
John was in the inirmary three
days and had to fly to the coast for
the California game.
That victory over Juniata was
not only surprising. but also a life
saver for football at American U.
It means that Staff Cassell will be
permitted to 60 ahead with his 1941
plans on a more grandiose scale,
although the Eagles have no idea
of seeking sectional publicity They
simply want to be on par with teams
in their own class.