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Evening star., 1942-11-10
Has Trio Of Fine
Backs, Howard
Tells Baker
Team Is Rated Among
Best in Dixie When
Having Good Day

watch out for Wake Forest!
They have one OF the best teams in
the South and when they're having
a real good day, few teams will stop
them"
With these friendly words Of
warning, Coach Frank Howard Of
Clemson put Coach Johnny Baker
and the George Washington squad
on the train for Washington the
other night down at Calhoun, S. c.
Howard, a fine football man,
knows whereof he speaks and the
Colonials took his warning to heart.
They realize that they are in for
tough game Friday evening when
Wake Forest makes its annual visit
to Griffith Stadium to play G. w.
Just 10 days ago Wake Forest
drubbed Clemson for the first time in
some years. The final tally was 19
to 6. Last year Clemson ran up a
$50 count on the Deacons and the
year before the figures reached the
surprising total of 800 in the Tigers
favor. Clemson, with another good
team, perhaps shade under its re-
cent standard, has great respect for
the fleet Wake Forest backs and for
the Deacons' running attack.
Gives Cochran High Rating.
Johnny Cochran, Johnny Perry
and j. v. Pruitt are the speedsters
who carry the mail for the Wakes,
and Frank Howard rates Cochran
one of Dixies finest ball carriers.
You know Banks McF'adden, our
all-America of several years ago, Is
almost a legend at Clemson" How
ard said "Well, I rate Cochran
almost on a par with McFadden.
In fact, he may be a better runner.
He doesn't pass and kick as we'll"
There probably was trace of real
regret in Howard's tone, because
Cochran almost single-handedly beat
Clemson this fall, and the fast Bir-
mingham boy almost enrolled at
Clemson several years ago before
deciding to enter Wake Forest.
There is much similarity in the
styles of attack used by Clemson
and Wake Forest. Both use quick
breaking running plays, mixed with
deep reverses and plenty of passes.
The Colonials, with fine end play
as the basis, were able to halt Glenn
sons reserves. Now they are hope
full of duplicating against Wake
Forest. G.. w. scouts also have
great respect for Cochran's speed
on punt returns, where he is a real
scoring threat from any spot on the
field.
Has Lost Only Twice.
Only two defeats in a touch
schedule mar Wake Forests record
this season. The Deacons were
nosed out by North Carolina, 60,
on a last-minute pass, and were
dumped by Boston College, 27-0
Their mud-battle with N. C. State
ended in scoreless tie.
They have beaten v. M. l., Duke.
Furman and Clemson, all by good
margins
Meanwhile, Baker is giving his
Colonials chance to bounce back
physically before resuming heavy
toll. Johnny says the unusual heat
at Clemson took a lot out of his
boys. although none was injured.
Baker praised the squads defen-
sive improvement, but warned the
Colonials they must perk up their
offense even to hold an outside
chance of spilling the Deacons. The
G. w. touchdown that defeated
Clemson was scored by Paul Weber
on an intercepted pass.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Sinkwich Is Points Ahead
For Scoring Honors in
Southeastern Loop
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 10.-Georgia' S
galloping and throwing Frankie
Sinkwich has virtually clinched the
individual scoring championship of
the Southeastern Conference.
The America halfback increased
his eight-game total to 70 points by
scoring two more touchdoWns in the
$50 rout of Florida. He also
widened his lead over Kentucky S
Charley Kuhn to Is points, with
Kuhn getting only an extra point
last week.
SinkWich has three more chances
to score-tWo of them excellent in
the Chattanooga and Auburn games,
in addition to the Georgia Tech
Tussle, Kuhn still must face only
West Virginia and Tennessee.
Russell Craft of Alabama climbed
into a third-place tie with Lamar
Davis of Georgia with AZ tallies each.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Warned by Clemson Coach That Faces Powerful Foe Wake
Win, Lose or Draw
Frisco's Best Is East VS.. West
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Friseos Best Is East VS.. West
few hours after brght-eyed dapered little gives
usty push to the bearded gentleman
announcer 500 days most OF those outstanding football who
aren't providing the for of those gdon
testing their talent IN the most worthy
mat would be the 18th annual EastWest
bringing up at this point is that William
OF the promotion passing through village yesterday
ang Ike kid who had sahed
Corman gleefuy announced that Paul Goena
passer will decorate the Shrnes
Mr. Conan Of the origatos of battle
three touchdown fashion against
saturday at New York He orched leather husng
oias dressing after the
promptly accepted
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Leading Georgia
Has Soft Ti|t
This Wee |,
Techs Second Place
Endangered by 'Bomo;
Others Face Tests
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. lot isn't
likely that last Saturdays collec-
ton Of upsets will be duplicated this
week end but that doesn't mean
there won't be a lot of shifting in
the next Associated Press poll to
determine the 10 best collegiate
football teams.
Right now Georgia and Georgia
Tech are at the top of the ladder
of public opinion as expressed by
112 experts and it isn't likely thai
the Sinkwich, Davis, Trippi & Co.
outfit will be much disturbed by
Chattanooga.
But Georgia Tech, with its head
coach ordered from the gridiron by
his physician, runs smack into Ala
bama, in second place two short
weeks ago and still in fifth position
despite its defeat by Georgia.
Irish to Play Michigan.
Another battle finds fourth place
Notre Dame tanging with Michigan,
in sixth place although it lost earlier
in the season to both the Iowa Pre-
Flight Cadets and to Minnesota.
The complete first 10, with their
f1rst-place votes in parentheses and
their points figured on a basis of
10 for each f1rst-place vote:
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Coach Not Missed
By Roby's Eleven
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROBY, Tex, Nov. 10.-The
Roby High School football team
has played five games without a
coach-and it's unbeaten and
united.
Jesse Lee Beene, the coach, en-
tered the Army. A supervisor
was named, not to coach but to
see that all went we'll.
1t has. The boys select their
own starting lineup. make their
own plays and plan the game
strategy.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Southpows Stop Yonks
OnIy in World Series

During the regular American
League season the Yankees were
stronger against southpaws than
right handlers, but, in the World
Series. they couldn't score an earned
run in 13 innings against Ernie
White and Max Lanier
Evening star., 1942-11-10

wise accounted for the Gophers
first scoreless game since 1889.
The No. l non-conference head
liner Saturday will pitt Michigan
against Notre Dame, winner of five
straight games. The meeting at
South Bend will be the first football
game between the two schools since
1909. Indiana takes on Kansas
State and Purdue goes to Michigan
State in other non-conference con-
tests.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Nobody Is Paid, but There Are No Complaints

They refuse invitation"
show those players the
highly entertained After the them
them to Hollywood for a the
They get blanket gold they
entities
refuse though the
giving crippled children
The players don't get dime
them for travel at the
profit
this for the Shrines Francisco Hospital Crippled Children
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Turf's War Gifts
To Hit $4,000, 900
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. - Horse
racing's national goal of $20O0,-
900 this season for war relief was
considered attained today after
Chicago's five race tracks totaled
up $604,750 as their contribu-
tions.
Chicago's original quota was
$250,000. Sportsmans Park
topped the list with $195,134.
Washington Park, Arlington
Park, Hawthorne and Lincoln
Fields were the other con-
tributors.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Foirc|oth and league Of D. c.
Menoces to Hoyos Saturday
Leaders in North Carolina State Attack;
Maryland Starts Tune-up for Virginia

Coach Jack agey of Georgetown has been having his back
field troubles what with talented frankie Dorned Johnny
virtually to him Hoyas last two but
also reaching the aspirin Doc Newton of N c. State whose
plays Georgetown Saturday at Griffith Stadium.
the Wopack Hagery will regain the services of the
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Record Aim Backs
Inch Scoring Pass
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Nov. To-
Tony Canadeo of the Green Bay
Packers claims the shortest
touchdown pass on record.
"The ball was on the 1-inch
line when passed to Don Hutson
for touchdown" insisted Tony.
why Gid you ever pass In a
spot like that?" scolded one of
the coaches.
Cecil Isbell tossed a 4-incher
not long ago for a record and I
wanted to beat it-you don't get
an opportunity like that very
often," grinned Tony.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Six Teams Still in 7 orrid Race
For Western Loop Grid Title
Illinois Has Chance to Duplicate 1923
Success by Beating Bucks Saturday
By ARNOLD DERLITZKI,

CHICAGO Nov 1oThe wild scramble for Western Confer
the home stretch with six OF the
nine schools still retaining mathematical title possibilities.
Ohio surprise contenders- and Iowa
are leading the way defeat apiece
Wisconsin, the unbeaen ranks by Iowa Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Five years ago-George r. ia
cobus was reelected president
of National Professional Golfers
Association for fifth term.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Buckeyes Are Rushers

OF the 27 touchdowns Ohio State
has scored in six games, all but two
have been by rushing
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Game Draws Footballs Best PLAYERS

Last authorities
Pacific Coast shifted the site
such printing the tickets waiting
until two three before the We played
the day after the
the confusion
THAT incidentally that Holngberry
other coaches called the football
The Shrners with their share OF the New Year
Day. Others in that 1912 Albert
Smith
Northwestern Endcot Peabody Harvard 9
tants Tommy Harmon Forrest Evasevk of Michigan
Chrisman of Missouri Dave Anerdice of Princeton
Everybody
preparations for the first East-Wes game.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
The Go|Ioping Ghost Brings Heaven to Earth

II kid and had been through operation that didn't
he said I talk anybody
to
candy.
said "Yeah?" the asked skeptay wishing he'd
eyes, said the man. my name is Red Grange"
damn knocked of bed continued the
reporter remember whether played that but
mighty kid mighty
Evening star., 1942-11-10

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Srelnoe, fir oie 5eelcnrube ieines
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Geb. Haul 8ogopid, alun1nns
oes Sabrsanss 1941, erildt ieine
Greunoe, fir oie 5eelcnrnbe ieines
8aters beten 5lt lpollett, iDelher am
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
John Steel
Headlines
At BOUery

JOHN STEEL. Flo Ziegfeld's
favorite tenor whose voice glorified
many of the great producers
shows in the days when the Zieg-
field Follies were the greatest
thing on Broadway, comes in TO
head the new bill at the Bowery
this week. John. who was once
rated second to John Mccormack.
is perhaps best known for his in
PRODUCTION of "A Pretty Girl Is
Like a Melody" which rocketed
him TO stardom along with the
tune.
Harvey Stone. popular Detroit
comedian and parodiSt. shares top
billing with his amusing material
delivered in his own comedy style,
and Gull Gull is back, too, on
the bill, with his slick Egyptian
magic. Gull CULTS tiny chicks.
his silks, and his smooth chatter
made him very popular during his
last appearance here.
The McKays. Satirical dancers,
offer a concerto in confusion"
which has made them one of the
top comedy teams, and Vern Will
cox is an acrobatic dancer. The
Four LaVernes, apache dancers,
and ballroomists Yvonne and La
MARI round out the bill, together
with the Janet Hackett dancers,
master of ceremonies Charlie Car
Isle, tenor Johnny King, and
Benny Resh's orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"The Mad Doctor Of Market
Street" 1925. 2:53. $40. 7;40. 10 p. m. I;
The Mystery Of Marie Roget" IL a. m.
1877, 1884. 6:21, Sal, ll:O1 p. m
BROADWAY-CAPITO Of the
Islands. IL a. m, 2.2O, 5:42, s.l3 p. m
All Through the Night" 1915, $40. 7.
1925 p. m.
CINDERELLA Song NJ the Islands -
u 80, 3:55, 7.25, 1855 p. m; IAN
Trough the Night" 2.10, $40 $40 .. m.
FISHER 80 Song Of the Islands" 2:4o
$40. 7:4O. III rs 2. m. IAN Through the
Night. 220. $3.50. $50 p. m.
FON--"Ten Gentlemen from West
Point" n 33 3:4S 1903 iO:is ?. m
Meet the Stewards" 1875 a. m, 1850,
6i45. 2 D. m.
HOLLYWOOD can Through the
Night" 7. 1890 p. m; Song OF the
MADIsON-"Road to Glory" II a. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

was an important star in the
silent days. Then Rogers did il
for Twentieth and later Warmers
bought the film rights. 1 suppose
Fred will come here after he has
been checked up at the Mayo
Brothers Hospital.
The two Bills - Pine and
ThomaS-are sending out an SOS
10 get hold OF Flower Perry the
former Mrs. Jackie Coogan. They
have movie job-not for Flower
but for her young son in we
Refuse TO Die, one of the gov
eminent morale shorts they're
making for Para.
Because Of the patriotic
angle" explained Senior Thomas,
I'VE thought we might get per-
mission 10 use The Kids kid
Ii It's all right with his
mother and Jackie Coogan."
An interesting angle about this
film is that Charlie Chaplin has
given permission for II 10 be
filmed on his lot. and II was Char
lie " 20 starred Jackie first in
The Kid"
ROMANTIC RUMOR
Snapshots Of Hollywood col
lected at random It's whispered
that Mrs. Norma Auer, divorced
wife of MiScha. is looking toward
the altar again. Martha Ma
ture and Steve Brody are finding
each other good company. The
Tyrone Powers gave a Fourth Of
July party honoring Mrs. Henry
Fondas sister, Mrs. John Peacock
Ann Sothern gave Fourth OF
July picnic. and who do you sup
pose Hedy Lamarr's escort was ?
John Howard-no less, Donna
Reed is going back to Denison,
Ia. for a tonSilcctomy so she can
be near her mother. Dorothy
Sebastian, up after her operation
at Charlie Foys with Lieut.. Paul
Peltier.
Joan Crawford really had a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

2.3s SIS. s.d p NJ: "Bittersweet. -
u 80, 4:l7. 7:5s. II 80 p. m.
MICHIGAN" the wnd Wind.
II 20 $40. 6.55. 1918 p. m. "Hayfoot. "
II 80 a m. 2:56. sos, s25 p. m.
PALMS-sTATE "syncopation. $50
$40. 1880. 1880 p. m; ships viii
Wings" i:20 a. m, 2:4O. s. $40 p. m.
$40 p m "Rn . through Ts dS'1 the Nieht
1890. $3.50. 1920. 10 so p m.
R-k-O UPTOWN Song OF the Islands.
! 3:f5. 1870. 1O:55 D. m, "All Through tn
Night" 2. 5:35. g:10 p. m
ROYAL" Song OF the Islands" sos
I II 80 p. m. IAN Through the Night, 500
9.45 D. m.
TELENEws-News, short subjects.
a. m. 10 IL p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "Tarzan's Score
Treasure" IL a. m, e. S. s, II p. m.
Marie Gets Her Man" 1890, $3.50, $50
$50 D m