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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26

Mrs. Elizabeth Pettibone has re-
turned TO her home in Ypsilanti af-
ter several days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Pettibone. Chelsea. Mrs.
Elsie Pettibone who has been seri.
ously i'll from a streptococcus throat
infection is now recovering. Thurs
day guests were Mrs. Roy Pettibone
and son Kenneth, Detroit. and Mrs.
Mabel Hiscock. Mrs. Grace Parker,
Geddes. was a week end visitor
also.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Attend Funeral

A number from this community
attended the funeral OF Willi.m F.
Marry Tuesday morning at ST. Pat
rick Church in Mortified Town.
ship. Mr.. Marry had been i'll for
several weeks in st. Joseph Mercy
Hospital suffering from a stroke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
S. Superior
W.S.c.s. 70 MEET

South Superior. Mich. June 26-
The Woman's Society OF Christian
Service will meet with Mrs. Grace
Judson. Plymouth Rd.. today. Lunch
con will be served by Mrs. Carol
Freeman's division.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26

Dor High School. at Newport Beach.
Saturday. A picnic luncheon, swim.
ming and games was enjoyed by the
boys. Mrs. Hugh Cooper accompan-
led the party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
NeiUs From, Milan
BIBLE VACATION SCHOOL
WILL CLOSE ON FRIDAY


The annual Bible Vacation School
will close Friday with a program
that evening in the Methodist
Church to which the public may
attend. Achievements OF the school
during its short period Of operation
will also be shown TO parents and
others who are interested.
Rev. Stephen Crowell. pastor OF
the Peoples Church, and Rev. Will
liam Johnson, pastor of the Meth
odist Church, have been in charge
of the school and others who have
assisted are Mrs. Donald Collins,
who had the Bible study hour, Mrs.
Roy Cain, primary class, Mrs Nc
Clury, beginners, Mrs. Florence
Goethe. Mrs. Goheen. Miss Frances
Gaines, Miss Janice Losee, Miss
Avalon Woodruff, Miss Clara
Smuck, Mrs. Royal Masters. Miss
Shirley Lynch, and Harry Mulhol-
land who has charge of junior boys.
Attendance has been fairly good
and the project which is an annual
one is considered to be very worth
while again this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Has Graduation Party

Among the many graduating par
ties held this week was that given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bird, Geddes
Rd.. for their daughter June, Friday
evening. Twenty six guests were
present from Ann Arbor, Wayne
and YpsIlanti Refreshments Of ice
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Al Club To Mat

The All Club will meet with Mrs.
June Bird. Tuesday evening at
which time there will be election Of
officers and a county delegate
chosen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Present PIay

The North Superior Club gave
their play Goose Money" for the
Daughters OF the Rebekahs at their
lodge Thursday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Enjoying Vacation Trio

Maxine Wilbur and Dorothy
Hand, Ypsilanti. and Mildred Brick.
Flat Rock. are enjoying a vacation
trip through the Smoky Mountains
and Tennessee this week and will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Al Girl Scout camn

Ann, Brown left for Girl Scout
Camp at Cedar Lake Saturday and
Mary Alice Wilbur and Joan Kings
bury will go Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Attend Reunion

Those from Milan who attended
the Oelke family reunion in Ypsi'
lanti, Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Oelke. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Oelke. and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cook and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Entertalns cIassmates

'tSI ta'Ho OIaooTIdItb
In celebration Of his fifteenth
birthday Robert Cooper entertained
a number of classmates OF Ann Ar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell went
to their cottage at Vineyard Lake
for the opening of the fishing sea-
son.
Mrs. Myra Bliss and Mrs. Stella
Trim entertained over the week
end Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. McCrum,
Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Trim
and family, South Bend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Trim, Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Forbes, Robert Alden
and Phyllis Forbes and Max Forbes.
Flint. and Wilson Trim, Detroit.
The group came TO attend the we'd
ding OF Mary Lauff and Ethan
Trim. Mrs. Stella Trim accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Trim and two
sons to their home in South Bend,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Miss Throop Honored

Miss Alice Throop was pleasantly
surprised Sunday when Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Holland entertained for her in
honor of her birthday. The group
included Mrs. Jane SweitZer and
son. Charles, Superior Township,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Thumm. Ypsi-
lanti, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Smith and daughters, Airline and
Laurel. and son. Allen. A picnic
dinner was served on the lawn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
QUALITY

Here you'll find the pick Of the
season. The pride Of the notions
gardens and orchards &. . for you to
select from.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Returns To Home

cream, cake, cookies we're served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26


ASP fruits and vegetables ore bought
where they grow E. packed in refris-
orator cars, then trucks and rushed
to you at top speed hours fresher.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Hnaerh Wouldn't Mind Having His Hoyos Boek

there one For time every
probably applied to
although Mr. Thompson and his 4aearVo asso-
had the drugb fall back on for relief
There followed of players 1t still seems strange 10
Arnold Pittsburgh
Of Phade pha as the Wild CAP
Some of better radlo
get it straight
both the Steelers and Eagles
The Psblrghs
Phadehas under Thompson ana MS
quartet Haards have total OF three victories
yre still trying
today The last played IN Phly was
his partners don't carry the
other
formerly of Yale but Blue or Crimson
Stadium this afternoon Immediately after
they Mr. Thompson
collecting Georgetown players
he is the
object Of envy developed them
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Rv The Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 6.-Hlstorlc
Baltimore City College, beaten only
once since 1885, got the call tonight
TO meet Miami Senior High Christ
mas night in the nations top post
season high school interSectional
football game.
Miami Coach Jesse Marlborough
announced the matching OF the
MARYLAND scholastic champions
against the Florida High School
titleholders.
Seventy high schools from coast
IN coast were considered after Senior
High. as always. won the right to
become the host team by retaining
the Miami CITY championship.
I'VE decided that City College
has the best record, Marlborough de-
clared. That was the chief basis
Of our decision.
I'VE were also Influenced by the
schools educational rating. 1t is
the third oldest school in the United
States. and our principal feels it is
one Of the leaders of the East in
scholarship
City College rolled up 21e points
r. - this year In winning eight xpf
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Southern California
Is Held I 10 I by
Underdog UcIans
Throns e 65 900 Sees
Bitter Struggle Staged
By Cross-Town Toes
BY the Assoc;ated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Z LOS ANGELES. Dec. 6.-The
University of CaIifornia-at-Los An
geles Bruins. and the favored
Troians of the University Of South
ern California staged another Of
their cross-town football dogfghts
TODAY before a roaring tl1rong OF
5000 and wound up in II dead
lock.
The tie left the Tro1ans with a
season record of two victories. six
defeats and one draw, The Uclans.
with a non-conference game coming
up December 20 with Florida, boaSt
a record Of four wins, five losses
and this one tie.
L. c. L. A. burst out midway in
the third period. travelling 50 yards
in II plays for touchdown and
conversion.
The Trojans took the kickoff
and countered with a savage So
yard attack through the air. ac-
complished in nine plays, for the
tying touchdown and place-kicked
the extra point.
Quarterback Bob Waterfeld led
the Bruin march. but Vic Smith,
substitute halfback, slithered eight
yards for the touchdown
Bobby Robertson, star senior
Trojan back, engineered the U. S.
C. drive and dived through the
middle of the line from the 1-yard
mark for the tally. Bob Jones.
senior end, booted the tying con-
version.
It was a bitter struggle
Troy he'd an So advantage in
first downs in the opening half.
but is one sustained deep drive
into T. c. L. A. territory ended with
a tumble.
U. c. L. A threatened in the
final play with long pass from
Bob Waterfield to Burr Baldwin on
the Trojan 10. but the gun ended
things.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

the open end of the concrete horse
shoe clear down to the railroad
tracks which skirt scenic Com
mencement Bay of Puget Sound.
Up to that time the Cougars had
dominated the first half. The sec
ond half. however, was Just about
all Aegie.
Early in the first quarter Billy
SeWeu. Washington State halfback.
who was the Nations 1910 passing
leader. hurled a l9-yard pass TO
Fletcher on the Aggies' q as the
Cougars launched a lightning drive.
But it begged down on the Aggie
10 with Sewell's incompleted fourth
down pass.
The Cougars came right back
after Quarterback Fred Small in
tercepted one of Moser's passes on
the so. Sewell threw beautiful 10
yard pass to Fullback Bob Ken
nedy, who fought his way across
the goal line for a 50-yard gain,
but a double penalty against w. S.
C. nullifed the play. 1t was ruled
the Cougars had only five men on
the line when the ball was snapped.
besides which they illegally had
some backs III motion.
Aggies Threaten Again.
After Small fumbled and Guard
Weldon Naples recovered for the
Texans on the Cougar 25, the Aggles
worked their way to the w. S. c.
5-yard line in the second period
before Moser fumbled on fourth
down and threw the ball away. The
Cougars took over on their own 81.
The Aggie center, Bill Sibley,
ended another Cougar threat with
one of his three vital pass intercept
tions on the Aggie 25 near the end
of the second period.
But the Cougars came back to
drive 33 yards to the Ag 35 before
Kennedy fumbled at the end of a
twisting run and Moser recovered.
Moser passed 6 yards to End
Jim Sterlin. and more to End
Elvis Simmons before Daniels came
running in. The 170-pound half
back hurled screen pass good for
13 yards, to Marshall Spivey, which
wound up on the Cougar SO.
Then came the touchdown pass
from Daniels to Rogers.
Aggies Dominate Second Half.
The Aggies took the offensive at
the outset of the second half and
pretty well controlled the play
They marched and passed their way
to the Cougar 10 where on fourth
down Webster's field goal try was
wide. Later the Aggies worked
their way to the Cougar "a before
yielding on downs.
Moser and Daniels started shoot
ing aerials again in the fourth
period. They reached the Cougar
6-yard stripe before 6-yard loss
and an incompleted goal-line pass
ended the threat.
The Aggies tried 80 passes. COM
pleting IA of them fer 168 yards
including those precious 3S touch
down yards. The Aoeics outdowned
the Cougars, II to 9, but were out
rushed, 86 to g.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
EooIes Are Oddities Of Pro Football

For pro football background however, u1e Ise
.od seen once thing they living testimony tna nere
formations good bad and indifferent Inc Bears
Eagles The Bears nave won Z0
exhibitions The Eagles
have won only three the last two National League seasons
l8 and tying one =.
REGARDLESS Of their the Eagles are worthy OF
andr because the oddities OF the game
Yale SO bought the Eagles las
bwlderng deals ever mace IN pro loo1oa
MI Thompson Of quartet that rcuoes TWO more 1
alter oomg al
hopped around and hnaV asked Ar
approached
didn't get out Oh lootpa
II was problem Thompson couldn't solve LOOK mere
be partners here al
at the las
minute Mr. Rooney bac down So M Thompson
Steee 10
Mesrs Bel Rooney the Eagles to Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1941-12-07

counters, since it began its mo-
mentous run back in 1916.
Came l941, however, and the Rose
Bowlers Cd at last awakened to
the fact that there are other post
season attractions. chiefly the New
Orleans Sugar Bowl: (2) the Sugar
Bowl, like the automobile. is here
to stay, and ~ the Rose Bowl has
no monopoly anymore on New Year
Day engagements.
If the Sugar Bowl directors
hadn't done it before. they cracked
this domination this year by walk
ing in and signing both Fordham
and Missouri for its game.
Couldn't Get Fordham.
Without meaning to take one sim
gle thing away from Dukes I'M
beaten high-scoring machine - it
certainly needs no apologies-the
fact remains that Oregon State
wanted Fordham first and foremost
for the simple reason that the
Beavers and the Pasadena people
wanted Eastern attention and East
ern writer's here for the New Year
Day game. 1t seems the latter have
been attending the Sugar Bowl
game rather too regularly the past
few years.
Now the Pacific Coast brothers,
who built the Rose Bowl into the
big game Of all post-season g2reG.
want a change. For one thinr.
something must be done so that the
coast conference can begin its nego-
tiationS with a possible opponent
before it's too late and they discover
logical opponent signed elsewhere.
This was impossible this year be-
cause no one knew who would be
the coast host team until last Sat-
urday, and by the time Oregon
State got around to dickering,
Fordham-and Missouri-were out
Of reach.
1t may Be that N e1 tssary Of
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Shiftto IA LIST
Is Expected by
Star 5|dbn1dn
InfieIder Truvis Now
Ready to Join Lewis,
Sanford in Army
Bv BURTON HAWKINS.

The Nationals have been caught in
draft that threatens to reach
tornado proportions. Already suf-
fering through the induction into
the Army of Third Baseman-Out-
fielder Buddy Lewis and First Base
man Jack Sanford. who was to be
converted into an outfielder, the
Washington baseball club now is
faced with the possible loss Of
Pitcher Sid Hudson and Shortstop
Cecil Travis.
last night at his Rossville, Ga. home.
admitted. things look bad" He
has taken one physical examination
and will take another this week,
but it may be a month before he
is notified of a decision on his ap-
peal for deferment
I'm asking for deferment on the
grounds of dependency" said Sid
Il support nv mother and an 1s-
year-old brother who is in school
They called me for A physical exam
last week. and they want me again
this week. ! don't know how things
Will turn out. but right now Id
have 10 say my chances of winning
the appeal look slim.
Hudson Advanced in Class.
Originally I was placed in Glass
81 continued Sid. but in Septem-
Der they reclasslfied me in Pro-
visional Glass l until they could
question me. I've been before the
board. and now it's just a matter
of waiting for its decision. The
board has told me that might come
in 10 days, 2 weeks or a month
I'm not in IA vet, but it looks as
though it's merely matter of time
from what I've been able to learn.
Travis. reported by Riverdale
Ga. neighbors as currently on a
hunting trip, has been placed in
Glass Ia. subject to immediate
call. He has had his physical exam
ination and has been notified of his
classification by his Fayette County
draft board.
According to the clerk of his draft
board, Travis appeal for deferment
on the basis of dependency has
been denied. The hitting
shortstop. second leading hitter in
the major leagues last season. has
been the sole support of his parents
although his older brother operates
Cecil's 450-acre farm during base
ball season.
Call for Travis Is Likely.
ut is unlikely the county will be
asked for another contingent this
season" said the draft board clerk
but that isn't certain. Indications
are. though, that Travis won't be
called until after the first of the
year"
Hudson. who will be 25 on January
3. was the rookie pitching sensation
Of the American League in l940
when he won II games after drop
ping of his first II starts. In
cluded among his victories were
Init triumphs over the ST. Louis
Browns and Philadelphia Athletics
See HAWKINS, Page C-4D
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Draft Apt Take Hudson From N Already Hard Hit by Losses Service
Devastating Blocking Raging Line Play Texas Marks IT. Rou Of Oregon
Win, Lose or Draw
lote Bottles on the Pro Football Front
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

This Sunday football IAN take It
quite finished especially the professional
the National League But unless Jimmy Councilman
time his Chicago Cardinals
will fearful humping from the Chicago Bears IN the only
that has important bearing on the race.
the today with the Cardinals victory Will
Packers who already have finished their
single and will necestate pyof
championship When this there Will follow
New York Giants
the
Payof No into
the Giants will the Brook
will be hosts the Phi
from boxoice standpoint the
anything while it looked this
title But the Dodgers never seemed
mediocre
both the Giants cnched the
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Tighter S. E. Eligibility Rules,
More Tits in Loop Proposed

Georgia's share of receipts in the
Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl New
Year Day.
Conner explained the rotating
schedule plan would necossitate con-
siderable study. Scme coaches and
sports writer's have proposed min
imum of six contests each season.
This seacon the minimum for one
school was four and the maxi
mum seven.
Conner plans to submit a new
section to the constitution to
tighten recruiting rules which would
make it illegal for student to par
t:cipate in athletics at any other
member institution after he had
accepted in writing an athletic
scholarship frSnn member school
approved by N Nparents or guardian
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Schedule, Circumstances Help the Giants

be expected all out against the Doogers
Brooklyn rivalry The concenss is that the Eastern
circuit are not
the Giants nave chane 10
win n West won't hurt the Giants At least
tackle the Dodgers without
and II he PACKERS
inland supremacy the Giants
Bowl eheI
will catch Western team tnat mas
battling for chance 10 play ue
enothmg will a.
winning the Eagles BY winning ana
Dodgers the Skins would lie o Secono p"o
will be Just ootpaN game
Pttsbuh Steelers already
having chnched it.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Beers Probably Will Set Another Record

coach the Cardinals is the gentleman who arose
his declared that was next TO
called alas his organization
football Apparently the Packers had
defeated Bears 1914
but Mr. Conzemans Cardinals wise to be confused with the
Packers
weekend rely
This time It will be the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RECORD
their mark 1888 SGT IN 1899
relied TO march
So marching down the foot
hall fields nearly four of hiking It sounds
as if the Halasmen have maneivers all season
Evening star., 1941-12-07
baltimore City College Chosen
As Miami Highs Bowl Rival

nine games. The only loss, the first
since 1885, came by 7-to-6 margin
to Fork Union Military Academy
which has no age or experience limi-
tations and which schedules mostly
college freshmen and prep teams.
Miami won nine and played tie
with Boys High of Atlanta, piling
up 332 points to 33.
Second choice for the bid was
Piedmont High of Oakland. Calf.
the Northern California champion
Others in the running until the end
included Tilden Tech of Chicago
Fordson of Dearborn. Mich; Salem
Mass. and Memphis, Tenn. Tech.
The Christmas night game first
was played in 1923. In tho 194O
renewal. Miami dOwned Fenger
High-Chicago city title winners
l9 to 0.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

some sort will be named to make
early season contacts. as in years
past. The Sugar Bowl annually
lays the groundwork for its over
lures early-very early-in the sea-
son. The energetic committee
spares neither time nor expense in
this contact work. The Rose Bowl
can't co this because it has no GEN.
tral committee or spokesman.
Whether the conference will legis-
late this ioea into effect is prolole-
natical, but ct least the representa-
tiVes are going to 2'nl Springs
prepared to debate it.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Washington Bears Sign
Ex-Renuissunce Stur

Washington Bears formerly
Bruins) colored professional basket
ball team announced the signing
today of Jackie Bethard, colorful
ball handler and outstanding de-
fensive player He formerly was
with the Renaissance team.
Among those already on the Bear
roster are Wilmeth Sidat-Singh,
Tarzan Cooper and Red Biiscoe
The team opens next Sunday alter
rocn ct Turner's Arena against
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

The starring team was pass
pitching Leo Daniels. soph in
competition although not in classes,
and Cullen Rogers.
Derace Moser. the Aggies' star
passer, had done most of the work
as the Aggies got to the Cougar 39.
Then Daniels replaced him. He
threw a long. sharp pass to his
left. Rogers hauled it in, spun as
the flying body of defending Felix
Fletcher, w. S. c. half. tried to
flag him. then turned and Outran
Safety Man Jay Stover for the
touchdown.
1t was Rogers ninth touchdown
pass reception of the season.
Kicks Ball Out of Stadium.
Veteran Jack Webster, fullback,
kicked the extra point right out Of
Evening star., 1941-12-07
BY the Associated Press.

JACKSON. Miss, Dec. 6.-Com-
missioner Mike Conner said today
he would propose to the Southeast
ern Conference at the Lexinctcn
CKyD meeting next Friday and Sat-
urday that a rotating schedule be
designed to provide more intra-
conference football games.
He also disclosed that the 12-
member conference will be asked
to tighten the, restrictions on re-
cruiting and will act upon an Ex-
ecutive Committee proposal levying
an additional 3 per cent on receipts
of member teams from all bowl
games for support Of the league.
If this plan is. sanctioned. he said
II would apply to Alabama's and
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Williams, Sox S!ueeer,
Still 3-A in Druft

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. &C. w.
Price, chairman of Ted Williams
Draft Board here, said tonight that
American League batting champion
has not been classified and placed
In Class IA a. reported from San
Diego but Is still In Glass ga.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
86.Yard Drive by Rice
Enough 10 Defeat
5. N. u, 6 10 0
Tally Follows Kickoff
In Third Period; Owls
Finish Fourth in Loop
Rv The Asscclated Press.

B" me SsScclete0 Press
DALLAS. Dec. 6.-The Rice Owls
made Cne magnificent surge o Sc
Yards for a touchdown to defeat
Southern Methodist. 60. in the
Southwest Conference football final
today.
All the action was iammed into
the closing periods, Rice scoring to
open the third quarter and the
Mustangs driving to the Rice "a
with three minutes to go only to
lose the ball before the sterling
Owl pass defense.
A crowd of 10000 witnessed the
game which clinched fourth place
in the conference race for Rice.
Texas A. and M. finished first and
Texas and Texas Christian tied for
second.
Eight Plays Get Score.
The Owl touchdown drive came
on eight plays with Stoop Dickson.
Rice'5 great punter. racing IS yards
on lateral from Bob Brumley for
llle score.
Rice took the ball on the third
period kickoff on its IA Dickson?
made one at guard, then pitched
to Joe Price for II. Dickson then
whipped around right end for "a.
Dickson rammed left tackle for
four and Brumley made it first
down on the Southern Methodist 80
Dickson crunched into tackle for
two. Price picked up two at left
end. then Brumlev dashed through
right tackle and lateraled to Dick
son who stormed to the touchdown.
Conversion Try Is Blocked.
Lynn Bostick rose up out of the
Southern Methodist line to block
Brumlev's try for the point.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Virginia Routs Eagles, 4o-4

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Dec.
RD.-Vireinias Big Six championship
basket ball team. paced by the
sharpshooting Dick Wiltshire. who
tossed in 1s points, smothered
Bridgewater College Eagles, 4e-4,
here today.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Texas Ageie Sub Backs Conquer
Washington State, 20, on Pass
$4,000 See Sophs Pair Up on Pay Netting
SO Yards, Victory for Cotton Bowl Team
Bv GAIL FOWLER.
Assoc. .a.sd Press Sports ". a-.

Ga couple of substitute sophomore backs
fading the half today the
only touchdown Texas and NJ and give the Agges 7-to-
Washington College before than $4,000
Bowl"
1t the last for the Agges Southwest Conference
champions they Alabama the Cotton Bowl New
Yea Day