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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Sports Parade

centive. Did you ever see
champion, no matter how
wealthy, surrender his crown
without a struggle Remember
the Barney Ross who was hit
by Henry Armstrong with
everything but the timekeeper's
mallet or the same Armstrong
in his fade out with Fritzie
Zivic? Or even the diversified
clown. Primo Camera, against
Max Baer?
No. Louis has the incentive as
long as he is champion and it
is with genuine regret that l
offer my guess as to what will
happen when the bell sends the
two boys together tonight. II
Louis must be beaten, ! would
like to see Buddy beat him.
Buddy Is game, sincere.
modest and deserving, and he
would be a credit to sports as
champion as he Is n credit now.
But my guess IL this: Joe
Louis will knock him out in the
third minute of the second round
after smashing his big, helpless
body at will. Buddy may get
up once, twice or three times
and he may be on his feet when
the referee calls a halt. But I
hope not. l wish Baer weren't
as game as he is, and ! hope
Louis ends it as painlessly as
he can.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Huskies-Idaho
Meet Tonight
Cougars Go South
For Busket Clash

Four northern division basket
ball entries 60 TO the post this
weekend in series at Seattle and
Eugene.
University of Wsshington's I'M
beaten squad, which set a new
Madison Square Garden scoring
record, was favored over Idaho.
The Vandals are playing under a
new coach, Guy Wicks.
Washington State college,
defending Pacific Coast con-
ference champion, goes south
10 open the Cougars 1942 de-
Tense against a University OF
Oregon quintet that showed
unimpressively on Its eastern
tour.
Oregon State college plays Will
annette tomorrow night in a nom
conference test. preceding its series
next week with w. S. c.
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Jubilee Hoop
Event Billed
Clover Pork VS.. Roy
On Friday Program

Concentrating the Golde n
Jubilee of basketball which was
invented by DR.. James Naismith
In 1891, Glover Park high school
Is putting on Golden Ball" pro-
gram this Friday night along with
the regularly scheduled Pierce
County league game between
Clover Park and Roy.
More than 100 basketball play
ers will take part in the program,
according 10 Bill Lennon, Clover
Park basketball coach. Carlin
Alden will be master Of ceremonies.
Both the Glover Park reserves
and the junior high team will play
in the preliminary game while jun
Tor high midgets will compete in
dribbling relays between halves.
A girls basketball game IL
carded between the two games
along with n foul shooting
contest between the fathers of
present Clover Park players
and their sons.
The Golden Ball" will be tossed
to the referee at the start of the
varsity game and will be presented
to lucky person at halftime. Patty
Smith will sing special song
accompanied by the Clover Park
band led by Marion oppelt.
An old-time game with peach
baskets, long pants, moustaches
and nine men on a side will be
staged between halves and the all
time all-star Clover Park basket
ball team will be announced.
The entire program starts at
1880 o'clock.
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Golfing Stars
Open Classic
Field of 200 Seek
L. A. $4,000 Honors

los AN6ELES-A field Of 70o
linksmen teed off In the $4,000
Los Angeles open tournament to-
day with little Ben Hogan. golfer
Of the year" in 1871, in the familiar
role Of favorite.
The Texas mite could expect
plenty Of competition since 1o
former winners were shooting for
the So. 500 first prize money in this
richest fixture Of the winter golf
circuit.
One was husky Johnny Bulla.
who won the tourney year ago
while Hogan was placing third.
Sammy Snead of Hot
Springs. Va. and Byron Nell
son Of Toledo, o., shared the
next place among the favor
ite~. Others were Lloyd Man
grum. Willie Hunter, Macdon-
aid Smith. Horton smith, Law
son Little. Dick Metz and
Clayton Heafner.
Hogan caught the eye Of local
bookmakers by firing a brilliant
So last Tuesday over the playing
course.
Former winners represented in
the opening day field were !
Dudley. Macdonald Smith, Denny
shute, Vic Ghezzi. Harry Cooper.
Jimmy Hines. Jimmy Thomson,
Jimmy Demaret and Lawson Little.
OF these Macdonald Smith was
four times victor and Cooper a
double winner.
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Wayne Sabin
Meets Colson

TAMPA. Fla. - Francisco Sc.
gura. of Ecuador, pitted his tricky
two-fisted forehand against the
strokes of G. Lyttleton Rogers. the
Irish giant, in the quarter finals
of the annual Dixie tennis tourna-
ment here today.
The favOrite, Wayne Sabin,
expected little trouble with
John Colson, of Tampa, and
second-seeded Gardnar Mulloy,
of Miami, was favored over
George Parks. An all-Califor-
MIA match pitted Jack Kramer
against Jerry Crowther.
Segura gained the quarter finals
yesterday with 60, 60 win over
John Parkhill, of Tampa. Colsor
whipped John Dennis, los, So.
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Boxing Funds
To Red Cross

SEATTLE-Proceeds from the
1912 Golden Gloves amateur box
ing tournament Jan. 27-2s viii 20
to the American Red Cross, IL was
announced today. Sponsors re-
ported entries already have been
received from Vancouver. B. c.,
Tacoma. Yakima and Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YOR k-Some night.
when the cigar smoke at ring
side hangs in great, billowing
clouds and the cheers of the
crowd crash down from the
stands in waves, an arm will
whip out OF nowhere to thud
against a smooth, tan chin and
the reign of the greatest world
heavyweight champion will be
over.
II will all be over In Just
about the length of time it
takes a man TO blink his eve.
The graceful body OF Joseph
Louis Barrow will go limp and
then II will slump into the resin
dust on the canvas just as the
raggle-tsggle body of a scare
crow slumps when the props are
jerked suddenly away.
But 1t won't happen tonight.
IL won't happen tonight be-
cause, Ironically enough, the
amiable giant Of q boy you
know as Jacob Buddy Baer is
too big to make II happen.
When you set out to pick a
winner OF any boxing contest,
there are six points to keep in
mind-puneh, ability to take
punch. boxing ability, speed,
physical condition and incentive.
Several of those factors are SO
integrated that 1t il often hard
to distinguish among them, but
generally speaking they are as
accurate measuring gauges as
can be found.
Buddy Baer is endowed with
four OF these six qualifications
for a good, and perhaps great.
fighter. He has the punch. the
capacity for enduring punish
ment, superb body and all the
heart and will to fight that any
boxer can use. But he weighs
245 pounds and stands six feet,
six inches high, and this very
size costs him the coordination
that makes for speed and skill.
IL IL an axiom In boxing that
n good. healthy belt 10 the chin
speaks louder than the COM
bined voices of all the experts
In circulation. Buddy proved
that last May when he knocked
Louis through the ropes. But,
In the end. his big body WAS too
vulnerable for survival: Buddy
couldn't protect his vast terri
tory against enemy thrusts.
AS for Louis. he is little
more doubtful as a factor. He
can hit harder and he can hit
faster. He is a better boxer
and he is in equally good oondi-
ton. The moot points are his
ability to take il and his in
centive to win. At least they
are supposed 10 be his weak
spots, II any. However. on this
I'm forced to dissent vigorously.
Over the long stretch. Louis
Is the finest fighter ! have ever
seen. They say he doesn't like
punishment. Well. who does
He was knocked out by Max
Sehmeling but he climbed back
from Never-Never land against
Tony Galento. Jim Braddock and
Buddy himself. and he went on
to win by a knockout. To me,
his physical courage is unques-
toned.
Louis h popularity supposed 10
be on the decline as q fighting
machine. True. he had trouble
with a few Of his recent OPP
ponents-but he knocked them
out and what mere can be ask
ed. II he has lost his punch.
IL wasn't evident the night he
poled Lou Nova. II Louis IL
slipping. IL II In some other
direction than down.
Then there's the matter of in
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|Luthers Play
Viking Quint

Cross State basketball teams
opened their hoop barrages this
Friday night with Pacific Lutheran
meeting Western Washington vik-
ings at Bellingham and st. Mar
tins opening an Eastern Washing
ton invasion against Central Wash
ington Wildcats at Ellensburg.
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Standard Bred
Horses to Race

COS N, n. " The u. s.
Trotting Assn. announced today
that 20 standard bred colts and
fillies had been nominated for the
nth renewal Of the $4,000 Ham,
bletonian stake - richest trotting
race in America--at Good Time
park here next summer.
The nominations were topped by
that of Colby Hanover. owned by
!. w. Gleason of williamsport. Pa.
the fastest two-year old OF the
1e41 trotting season.
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Yakima Five
Plays Tigers

Tacoma prep basketballers were
geared for top performance this
Friday night as they play crucial
Cross State league encounters.
Stadium Tigers faced Mt Yakima
Pirate challenge on the Stadium
naples while Lincoln Abes travelled
to Bremerton to battle the I'M
defeated Bremerton Wildcats.
The Pirates will take on Sta
dunn after posting a 1882 victory
over Everett Seagulls at Everett
Thursday night. The Yakimans
also hold a triumph over Walla
Wails.
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To ANGEL Club

LOS ANGELES - Bill Sweeney.
former manager OF the Hollywood
and Portland baseball clubs. was
signed as coach Of the Los Angeles
Angels today by Club President
Clarence Rowland. Sweeney was
replaced as manager Of the Stars
by Oscar Witt. Terms of the new
contract were not announced.
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Baer and Louis
Meet Tonight
Record Indoor Cote
Of $4,000 Likely

NEW YORK Louis, hght-
ing for the naval relief fund and
personal revenge. defends his world
heavyweight tale tonight against
big Buddy Baer. who knocked him
through the ropes and accused him
Of fouling last May.
Louis. most generous Of cham
pions in any division. doesn't get a
nickel from tonight's expected in
door record gate of s202,o 600 at
Madison Square Garden. but he
anticipates the satisfaction of belt
ing out the California giant in an
early round.
Champion Louis wants to
do this because such a victory
will settle definitely the storm
lest ring dispute in Is years.
Not since the Dempsey-Tunney
Tong count" In 1927 did any
title fight have such a turbu-
lent aftermath as the first
meeting Of brown-skinned
Louis and the diversified Cali
fornian at Washington.
That night big Buddy amazed
the fight world by knocking the
Negro champion through the ropes
in the first round, only to be-
stunned later by blow after the
bell ending the sixth round. Buddy
was disqualified in the seventh
when his seconds claimed foul"
and refused to let him leave his
corner.
Promoter Mike Jacobs is con-
tributing all profits of the bout to
the Navy Relief society which also
gets Louis purse. Baer. trying to
recapture the diadem once worn
by brother Make, gets Is per cent
Of the net gate and donates two
and one-half per cent.
Betting men figure that
Jolting Joe will turn the trick
with ease. They've made him
the lopsided favorite at ST.,
quoting q, to l that he reg
listers a knockout and even
money that Buddy doesn't an
swer the bell for the fifth
round.
Buddy at 245 pounds becomes
grim when he talks about the
Washington fight. Everyone adj
mits that Louis hit him after the
bell ended the sixth round Buddy
and his seconds claimed he was
fouled, but Louis favorite referee,
Arthur Donovan, refused to call a
foul or grant Buddy a five-minute
rest period. He merely disquali-
fled Baer at the opening of the
seventh round when his second.
yelled foul" and refused TO leave
his corner.
II Buddy wins, he is under con-
tract to give Louis a return title
fight within so days, but it is
unlikely that such a bout would
occur until next summer because
an ex-champion Louis-in draft
class 1-A-would be snapped up
quickly by Uncle Sam. If Louis
wins, as expected, he probably will
defend for the 21st time in March
for the benefit of an army relief
organization.
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Whitman Wins

PORTLAND-Whitman college
defeated Portland university 1879
last night. in the Pilots first de-
feat of the basketball season.
Whitman led 21-12 at the half.
Roberts of Whitman led scoring
with 13 points. while Firedoff of
Portland tailed IL.
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Ski Titles
Stake

sEATTLE-Downhili and slalom
titles in zone No. Of the Pacific
Northwestern Ski association will
be 81 stake Sunday at Mount
Baker. IL was announced today by
the University Of Washington Ski
club. sponsor Of the meet.
Fourteen member clubs in the
Seattle-Tacoma area are eligible
To compete. The Washington Ski
club and the university entry are
slated to battle it out for first
place.
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Field Trials
Next Sunday
Far West Club TO
Show on Prdirie

Trials w1n be nun Sunday on
Chambers prairie between Yeln
and Olympia by the Tacoma Field
Trial club.
Working in reverse order, the
all-age draw and event will be first
on the program.
The derby and puppy events
will follow In order.
Club members will meet At
Sis =. m. at kelly's camp on
the prairie.
Amateur Dog handlers are in
yited.
Clyde Msgill is president Of the
club and Darrell Jones, secretary
treasurer.
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Draft Calls

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. - Ted
Williams. %, American league bat
ting champion last season, today
awaited an induction call into the
army after passing his draft physi-
cal exam successfully.
Draft physicians pronounced the
1s3-pound Boston Red Sox slugger
healthy specimen" Williasm
was reclassified into class IA
after he previously had been de-
ferred because of his dependent
mother.
Los ANGELES - Former all
American Quarterback Oryille f.
Mohler. vice president in charge
of sales at Menasco Manufacture
ing Co.. will report for active duty
with the army air corps with rank
OF captain next week.
Mohler, who held an army
pilot rating and was lieu
tenant In the 1l5th Observa-
ton squadron. California ma
tional guard. will report to
Wright field. Dayton. o.
Directors of the Menasco Co.
manufacturers of aircraft motors.
have granted Mohler a leave of
absence. He was graduated from
U. S. c. in 1888, after ma joring in
engineering.
EUGENE. Ore. - Tex Patton.
University of Oregon football CEN
ter, today said he would be in
Quoted into the army air corps this
week. The Uvalde. Tex, two-year
letterman had completed his final
season with the webfoots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Harlems Thrill
Basket Crowd
Trotters Win Over
McChord Five. 1923

Putting on one of the most
amazing exhibitions in the history
Of their basketball transforming
in the Northwest, Abe Saperstein's
Harlem Globe Trotters thrilled
$500 fans at Exposition hall
Thursday night in defeating Nc
Chord Field Flyers. 1928, after
leading 1922 at halftime.
The Trotters scored their first
six baskets on clever plays gen.
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The Globe Trotters will play
beneflt game at McChord
field Sunday afternoon at s
o'clock. Opposition will he the
McChord Flyers. Proceeds will
go into the Field athletic fund.
The Globe Trotters are donat-
ing their services. They are
always willing to help.
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Basket Results

BY United Press
Rhode Island State 70. Maine a..
Seton Hall 81, ST. Francis coll
lege pa 80.
ST. Francis tBrooklyn) 81,
Geneva SO.
Ferdham university IS. George
town 81.
IT. Mary's -, California IS.
Montana university So, Idaho
Southern 80.
Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
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The Tape

NEW YORK-The tale of the
tape in tonights heavyweight
championship boxing match be-
tween Titleholder Joe Louis of De-
troit and Challenger Jacob Bud
dy) Bser of Sacramento. Calf:
Louis Baer
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Y Basketball

Oakland Presbyterian last night
won from Sprague Memorial. "a
to Q. Gregory was high point man
with 10 points.
>praEne Mem fq) (241 Oak. PreSby
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Grating around pivot post
handled by Bernie Price, 1.-THE and
graceful center. All six of the
baskets resulted from clever fakes
or pivots which eventually gave
the scorer a lay-in basket.
After this short display Of
the worlds best basketball
1.-THE Harlems were 1910
worlds pro champions, lost to
the 194I champions by two
points,, the Trotters dished
out their customary comedy
routine.
Football formations, baseball
pitching, hosting of a McChord
player up for a drop-in basket
and countless other tricks kept
the crowd in roar OF laughter
all evening"
The big turnout roared with
approval when it was announced
that the Trotters would return to
Tacoma February Is. Jim Hart
nett will again stage the exhi-
bition.
In a preliminary marred by the
dance-slippery condition of the
floor. YMCA hoopsters defeated
s1st Bombardment squadron, Is to
IL. The Harlems solved the slick
floor problem by putting vaseline
on their shoes.
Harlems (a9) (23l McChord
Hudson 49, ....F...... ID Bowler
Strong 90 -. t9 Holmouist
Price l2) ...C...... (2) Dudley
Ford I'D $500. G........ t2l Crook
Subs Harlems-Jsckson ~, Mar
cell 49, McChord-Dunlap. Hager
ca, Morel, Powers. Peterson ca,
Blair.
YMcA na on slst RomDers
Anderson tlo) Pm. Hennessey
Bartholomew ...F...... 80 Rice
Blodgett (2) &C. "a Christensen
Sunieh ..G....... Wilson
Hesselwood t5l ..G...... Hagen
Subs: YMcA - Fincham. Guthrie
Westland IL. Burwell. Green. slst-
Berry. zeuske, Burchett. Damjamic
"a, Stone.
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Electricians
Beat Laborers

Electricians defeated the Labor
ers. 20 to ~. in overtime play in
the Shipyard Basketball league
Thursday night at Bellarmine. The
second game was won by the Ma
chinists over the Boilermakers. 81
to 20.
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Subs: YMCA - Fincham. Guthrie
Westland ID, Burwell Green. slst-
Berry, Zeuske, Burehett, Damjamic
"a, Stone.
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In the second game Hansen for
Emmanuel Methodist was high
with 81 points in the victory over
Calvary Methodist, 81 TO %.
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VIII EllNrT MErcAuF

SHUTS does its part in many in this deal.
latest really to give helping hand the bowlers
q the nation.
Ihey are lining wonderfully behind the movement to
eoavert their prize funds into Defense Saving Stamps.
total Of Sls<ooo The
actual amount diverted funds
unknown but probably
which represents only reported the
Many leagues
- congress- their
~ leagues wn Forthcoming perfects
gathering syztem.
rats the spirdt boys Keep En- Rolling
Coast Gets WI Mokeup
begins to look though the Coast league viii look
IKE the Western international league
Meaning. the sale Of WI players the Double minor
circuit has been that brisk.
Joe Gexus aWI shortstop with Spokane has been ped
did, heofs and all, 10 the San Diego Padres
When Bill on
fifth loop
to
VI and those will reading
their Coast WI
TIE Coasters In q body
cedxus by in
I'D puouts
hague record by taking part In lo7 double plays
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Penalty Aftoched. Skiers

en-mindedness the part Of Tacoma and Western
Warrington skiers visiting the Snoquamie Ski Bowl will
prove rather inconvenent.
For instance. last weekend the hundreds who boarded
the two special trains Of Saturday Sunday forgot quite
variety Of articles when they left the trains
Thus
Seattle Union they
longines
But II 10 for a skier to forget things.
OF skiing
painful
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and at painful to their hides.
New Orleans. Big League
The Sugar Bowl game Jan. and the East West
test Jan. on New Orleans gridron joys memory.
There much ado about the great and coorful city
taking these two football classics but there shouldn't
have been.
historic Orleans called Of II
The city generations which
after having New Orleans Mard
carnival that has surpassed in this nation
MAJ, the City three ring
sunrs~sve
That oorbet knocked 1.
throne IN 81 rounds
lightweight
Biny Myer In Is heats
And Featheeigh Champion Dixon Little
hte" KNOCKED Jack SkeIIy eight
McAuiffe fought OF Dixon
9Th Corbett and Sullivan the 7th.
The first bout for and side bet Of $4,000 the
second &l7500 the third heavyweight
Imagine New today attempting a threeday
show. Certainly can't imagine 1t.
that sic classic At the That's where belongs
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STUDS. HhfIems-JaCkson ~, Mar
cell 49,. McChord-Dunlap. Hager
ca, Morel, Powers. Peterson ca,
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Buy U. S. Bonds and Save,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-21

three plays into the line, but to no
avail and the ball went over on
downs on the next play.
WASHINGTON Hi SCORES
AGAIN
The final score of the game
came in the fourth period, when
Robert Woods took a lateral from
Weathers and ran go yards &c
score standing up. Freeman scored
the extra point thru the line,
giving the Bulldogs q 1877 VIC
tory,
Playing well for Hunt Hi, were
Clamps, Wynn and Shannon, while
Lamar Welcn, Nichols, Freeman,
Woods and the entire Washington
High lie were outstanding.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-21

The West Virginia State Yellow Jackets, coached by
Adolphus Hambn, toppled the mighty Kentucky State
Thorobred from the national grid spotlight by score of
1915 in the amazing upset of the year Coach Kean
seven days too much Thorobreds The Kentucky
State eleven played Wherefore November North Caro-
lima State November H. and West Virginia State yesterday
The Florida A. and NJ Rattlers and Texas College Steers
continue to bistering pace. Over the past weekend
the Ratters had field day in whipping Benedict 600; and
the Steers romped to $40 win Phander Smith The
Alcon A. and NJ Braves undefeaed having piled up
total of 103 points in two games, and their goal line has not
crossed The results of the between Acon and
Louisiana Normal have not reached the Atlanta Daily
Worlds sports desk at present.
The Lane College Dragons, coached by Edward Glenn
MONS former Morris Brown star staged the second stunning
upset Of the weekend by defeating the Wberforce Green
Wave" CO. The Dragons have had tough schedule and
slated to meet the Purple Wolverines in the Peach
Blossom Classic which will be played at Columbus. Georgia.
December 4.
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Washington Hi Downs
Fort Valley, 1877

FORT VALLEY, Ca (SNS) -
The Blue and White Booker Y.
washington High School Bulldogs
won a hard fought 1877 victory
over the strong Hunt High School
eleven, Friday afternoon, coming
from behind in the third and
fourth periods.
AS the game got under way the
Bulldogs received and midway the
first period opened an offensive
drive, with Weathers, Freeman
and Nichols moving the ball deep
into Hunt Hi, territory on off
tackle plays. Freeman scored from
the three-yard line to give the
Bulldogs a, 60 lead.
FORT VALLEY SCORES
The two played on even terms
during the second period, until
Robert Woods, Bulldog safety man
fumbled d punt which Hunt Hi
recovered on the Washington High
two-yard marker. on the second
play from scrimmage, Stamps
scored a touchdown and later
added the extra point to give Fort