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Evening star., 1943-10-29
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,


NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Plunging
into this weeks football selections
without any attempt to establish an
alibi:
Navy -Notre Dame-The Nation S
unbeaten No. l and No. teams
clash. Angelo Bertelli says farewell
TO the Irish with the Navy probably
Notre Dame.
Army Pennsylvania Another
game with top billing With two
strong lines colliding, the margin of
victory is likely to be in the back
field, and there Army has the edge
with Glenn Davis picked to outshine
the Quakers' Bob Odell Army.
Duke-Georgia Tech The only
thing certain about this Southern
classic is that each team will put II
men on the field. Both squads are
riddled by transfer of Navy trainees
On the hunch the Engineers loss
Will not be so severe, we pick Tech.
California Southern California
The Trojans won their first meeting
or the season, TO, and Howard CAL
lanan has left. But they still look
the top college team of their section.
Southern Cal.
Northwestern Gets Nod.
Minnesota Northwestern - Can't
see how the Gophers are going to
stop Otto Graham, now that the
Wildcats are rolling.
Michigan -Illinois-Bill Daley and
Marv Pregulman to lead the Wolver-
ines to a one-sided triumph in their
final game for Michigan.
Texas Christian Louisiana State
The Horned Frogs have lost four
regulars via Navy transfers; L. S. U.
stlll has Steve Van Buren. L. S. U.
IeXaS-SOuthern Methodist - Tho
Evening star., 1943-10-29
BerteIIi Davis Picked to Keep
Irish, Army Among Unbeoten

Navy has been kind to the Long
horns by comparison to T. C. U.
which means Texas triumph over
weak Methodist eleven.
! Georgia Prefiight- Tulane - Pat
Harder is the difference and he plays
for the Prefiighters.
| Purdue Wisconsin-Ton Butko-
vich still will be around to lead Pur-
dues Boilermakers to their seventh
successive triumph.
Second Air Force Washington
/ The HuSkies get another chance to
show their power and remain among
the undefeated
One Vote for Tulsa.
! Southwestern Tex -Tulsa-The
Texans. shot by Navy transfers, ap-
pear TO be just an ordinary ball club
Tulsa is one of the top all-civilian
units. Tulsa.
| Brown Princeton - Doc Savage
should riddle that thin Princeton
line. Brown
Columbia -Cornell-Columbia has
not won game and this isn't likely
to be the week, with Cornell re-
bounding from last weeks setback at
the hands of Colgate.
/ Great Lakes western Michigan
Great Lakes without hesitation.
/ Fort Riley Iowa Pretlight-Iowa S
officers will be on hand for this one
with the result the SeahaWks should
romp to victory
| Indiana Ohio State-Thisll be the
Buckeyes second victory of the year
! if they can stop Bob Hoernschmeyer
We believe they will.
| Iowa State Oklahoma - This one
likely will decide the Big Six title
/ On the basis of when in doubt pick
the home team-Oklahoma.
! th-Yale-Stars on both
teams have moved on to other Navy
stations Digging deep into the hat
Dartmouth.
/ Carolina Over \. c. S.
North Carolina State-North Caro-
I llina-The Tar Heels are not sure
who'll be on hand Saturday. but
States all-civilian eleven doesn't fig
ure to offer any serious argument.
/ Colgate Holy Cross-Flipping oul
lucky silver dollar-Colgate.
Hither and thither-Pittsburg
over Carnegie Tech, Camp Davis
over Camp Lejeune. Marquette over
| Denver. Kansas over Kansas State
Greenville Air Base over Maryland
March Field over st. Mary's Pre-
! flight, Missouri over Nebraska. Texas
Aggies over Arkansas. Texas Tech
over Rice, U. C. L. A. over San Diego
Naval Training Station. Virginia
over V. M. l., Wake Forest over
Clemson, Rutgers over Lehigh. VAN
derbilt over Milligan. Bucknell over
Muhlenberg, Rochester over Case
Georgia over Howard, today, and on
Sunday, St. Mary's over San Fran
cisco and Daniel Field over Fort
Benning.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Johnnies and Vikinqs
To Battle Tonight;
Bulls Visits 6. W.
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Tomorrow's football game at Can
trail Stadium, beginning at pm
between Western and Roosevelt, is
one of the big battles of the school,
boy series. Not only will it be be-
tween two of the best school eleve..-
here but it also will decide second
place in the current standings OF
the public high race. position that
is becoming increasingly important
as the end approaches.
1t figures as one of those real
tossup affairs. Both have talented
backtieldS, while in the line Roose-
welt appears better on the ends and
Western has an edge in the middle
Comparative scores fail to give an
advance edge to either. Each has
won three and dropped two, all
against grade A competition. Wash
ington-Lee topped both, beating
Roosevelt, 26-0, and Western, 20-7
Roosevelt beat Anacostia, 1870, while
Western came through with 21-0
edge over the Indians. Roosevelt
however. blasted Central to 20-6
tune, while the best Western could
do was 7-6 over the same team
Roosevelt also won over Eastern,
1870, while Western was upset by the
Ramblers, TO. So these scores prove
nothing.
Bell and StratOs Threats.
Westerns main backfield threats
are Brian. Bell and Bill StratoS, both
good plungers and runners. Bell, in
addition, is fair passer and a
better-than-average kicker. His
quick kicks especially are dangerous
Roosevelt has three backs whom
Western must step, Irv Morris. real
triple-threater; Ed Miff1in and John
Moore. The Rough Riders also have
Wes Dodge and sgd Drain at ends
as potential scoring threats with
their pass catching.
Other local games tomorrow have
Dewitt and National Training School
at Wilson Stadium at 3 O'Clock
and Randolph-Ma at Episcopal
Alexandria, also at 3.
A couple of good high school foot
ball attractions also are scheduled
tonight. Central and st. Johns play
at Griffith Stadium at 8:15, while
at o'clock down in Alexandria is
the big game between Bulls and
George Washington.
Battles His Old School.
An interesting note in connection
with the St. John's-Central engage
ment is that Angus Lamond, former
Central standout as a player, is
coaching st. Johns This is his first
year. The Johnnies never have
beaten Central, but this appears one
time when they have a good chance
of doing so, and Lamcnd plans tc
spare no punches. He has George
Hughes and Tommy Hook as back
field aces behind a potent line.
Bulls will be favored over George
Washington, but the game figures
as no Walkover. The Presidents had
poor start but now have won three
in row. They use wide-open sys-
tenn with lots of surprise plays and
Bulls must keep its eyes open or be
tricked
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Governor Is on Spot
At Army, Penn Tilt
By The Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
LUBBOCK, Tex, Oct, %
Angelo Berteli, Sammy Baugh,
John Kimbrough? Poof! Take a
look at Rogers Smith of Lubbock
Army Airfield.
Says Fell Morgan. coach of
Texas Tech, who has known
plenty of football stars:
Rogers Smith is the greatest
triple-threat left halfback in the
Nation, and ] am including all
the tOuted l943 all America
backs.
you can have all your ball
players, but if there ever were
two all-Americas. one was Jim
Thorpe and the other is Rogers
Smith"
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Can't Zooms to Pin Sturdom
AS PAGER in RossIyn Loop

An obscure 106-average bowler last
season, Clyde CAN'T of the second
place Arlington Tire team today set
the pace in the 24-club Rosslyn In
dependent League with an average
OF 1916 for 81 games.
In hot streak, CAN'T followed ur
Alb set with 437, to snatch the top
average spot from Al Wright, N. w
Supply ace, by four pins.
With first-place prize of 81 200
the keenly fought flag chase wit
messed Eddie Bratburds Pigs. led By
Speedballer Johnny Burgers 1868
downing Eddie'S Tavern. 2-1, tc
maintain a one-game lead over the
deadlocked runnersup, N. w. Supply
Arlington Tire and Washington Cab
Wright, Keith Regain Stride.
With Wright hitting for 381. N. w
Supply trimmed Cooke Press. 81,
while Arlington Tire. aided bv
Evening star., 1943-10-29
WiIberforce, 1uskegee Vie
In 14th Negro Classic
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Oct 29-Wilberforce
University of Ohio and Tuskegee
Institute of Alabama renew their
football rivalry for the 14th time
tonight at Comiskey Park. home of
the Chicago White Sox. before an
expected gathering of $4,000.
Twelve of the contests in the
series between the two Negro schools
have been played in Chicago, Will
berforce having won last years
game, 1871.
The Ohio school has won six
times and lost five in the rivalry,
two games having ended in ties.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Ten on Virginia Team
New toV. N. |. Game

By he Associated Press
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct.
29.-Only one man from the Vir-
ginia football team which started
last year against V. NJ. I. will be in
the lineup tomorrow when the
Cavaliers renew their rivalry with
the Cadets at Lexington
He Is Capt. Boz Seller. All the
other squad members are scattered
widely through the various branches
of the armed services.
Two of the best of last wears
backtield still are at the university
but Jack Murray. son of the coach
Is the only one who can play Oh
the l943 team
Herbert Munhall Alexandria. is
an Army trainee III the medica,
school and is not permitted foot =
ball competition.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Midwest Grid Scores
Given in Advance
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ASSOCldlcu itSS opOIbS WlbtEl.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Skipping
across the chalklines-
We know what you've been walt
ing for. A sizzling steak? Fifty gal
Ions of gasoline? A cube of butter?
No! Tomorrow's scores today, that s
what
In 18 guesses on Midwestern re-
suits we've bagged l6 winners, lost
once and had one game end in a tie.
Honestly folks, we don't go in for
crystal ball stuff. That's obsolete
We spin a milk bottle:
Notre Dame, "a; Navy, 10.
Northwestern, 20; Minnesota, 7,
Michigan, 33: Illinois, T.
Indiana, 20; Ohio State. 13.
Purdue, As; Wisconsin, 0.
Great Lakes, 35; Western Michi-
gan, s.
Iowa SeahawkS. %; Fort Riley, g.
Marquette, 26; Denver, 7 might
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Rore Stunts Mark
Hiqh Grid Games
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A couple of high school grid
feats that will be hard 10 beat:
Mike Tiny TIM RouSsoS,
New Castle PA tackle. kicked
a 35-yard point after touchdown
on a muddy field during a recent
game His team drew a 15-yard
penalty on the first attempt and
that's how far the ball actually
travelled.
In Richmond. Va, l5-year- old
Osborne Sonny Ashworth of St.
Chrlstopher's High, threw just
three passes against Benedictine
and all three clicked for touch
downs.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Navy Always Tough

Hard-f1ghting, spirited Navy has
faced heavy odds before against
other South Bend Simoons to bring
about an even. or close to an even
fight. Hal Hamberg in the backfield
and big Alabama Whitmire in the
line will be two thorns against Notre
Dame.
Army, so far untested. has diff =
ferent afternoon coming along
Glenn Davis and others have had
to match no such backs as Joe Kane
and Bob Odell, wearing red and
blue. Speed will be there to match
speed. Every one knows this Army
team is good. Just how good will
not be made known until late to-
morrow
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Perfect Come Included
In Tenpin Set of 794
BY the Associated Press

Iy IHe ASSUCIdltO PTeSS.
CHICAGO, Oct 29.-The Nation S
bowlers had a new high set mark to
shoot at today-a 1874 posted last
night by Harry Kaad, veteran Chi
cago kegler, who had a perfect score
in his second game in league play.
Kaad's mark topped the ITO series
by Joe Aubert of Chicago, the sea
sons previous high. He started of
with a 257, then rolled 300 and
finished with a 237.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Finder Of Irish-Middy
Ticket Seeks Owner

CLEVELAND, Oct. 29.-Amid ru-
mors OF fabulous prices being offered
for tickets to the Notre Dame-Navy
football game before sell-out crowd
OF 10000 at Cleveland Stadium to-
morrow, c. E. Bruner telephoned the
Cleveland News he had found one
ticket to the game and would be glad
10 return it if the loser coulo
identify it.
I know how fellow must fee
losing one of those tickets" Brunel
remarked
Evening star., 1943-10-29
By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 29.-Navy's un-
defeated, united and underdog foot
ball squad arrived here today for its
clash with mighty Notre Dame be-
fore 10000 fans tomorrow with Capt.
John Whelchel, Middies' coach, still
singing the blues as he sent his men
through final workout.
Importing four full teams to battle
the impressive Irish, also undefeated
and united, WhelcheI sized up
Navy's chances thusly: I'VE beat
Georgia Tech, 28-14 Notre Dame
beat Georgia Tech, 55-l3. That's
about how we stack up against
Notre Dame"
Nays squad included eight ends.
eight tackles, eight guards. four
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Angott, Ruffin Matched
In Non-TitIe Affair

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Sammy
Angott, lightweight boxing cham
pion in the eyes of the National Box
ing Association, has been matched
for a 10-round nontitle bout with
Bobby Ruffin of New York in Madi-
son Square Garden November 20.
Both agreed to come in at 1877
pounds, 2 above the lightweight
limit
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Two EIevens Are Tied
For Stote Prep Title

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 29.-St.
Christopher's of Richmond and
WOodberry Forest are tied in the
race for the State preparatory
school football championship.
ST Christopher's defeated Episco-
pal OF Alexandria, 27-0, and PLAYS
Woodberry November and Virginia
! Episcopal School of Lynchburg No
vember 20.
Woodberry already has defeated
V. E. S., l4-0, and will play Epis-
copal at Alexandria November 20.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
'Quarterbacks' Givinq
1abIecIoths Beatinu
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Football has
replaced the war for amateur strate-
gists who do their quarterbacking on
dining room tablecloths.
More tablecloths are coming in
with the KS, O's and dotted line of
football line-ups than with battle
MAPS" said the Linen Supply Asso-
citation of America.
saturdays and Sundays are the
heaviest days of the week for the
dinner table coaches, and about SO
per cent of all diagrams indicate a
touchdown is scored on the play"
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Louis Sees Army's Harvey
AS Top Title Contender
BY the Associated Press.

PORTLAND. Greg, Oct. 30
Sergt. Joe Louis, who hasn't made
up his mind whether to retire as
heavyweight boxing champion at the
end of the war, has nominated his
own leading contender for the title.
It's Star Harvey, a New York
Negro, now in the Army.
Hes much better fighter than
he was before he entered the serv-
lce," said Louis, who is giving box
ing exhibitions over the Nation.
Hes the best I've seen to date
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TODAY.
Football.

Wilson at Eastern. Tech at
Anacostia thigh school series =,
400.
Coolidge at Washington-Lee,
Ballston, $50.
Georgetown Prep at Landon.
$50.
Bulls at George Washington,
Alexandria. 800.
St. Johns VS.. Central, Griffith
Stadium, BIS.
Fairfax at Lane High, Char
lottesville.
st. Adams at Baltimore Friends.
Baltimore
TOMORROW.
Football.
Maryland at Greenville Army
Air Base. Greenville, S. c.
Navy VS.. Notre Dame, Cleve-
land.
Roosevelt VS.. Western. Central
Stadium, 800.
Dewitt VS.. National Training
Wilson Stadium, 800.
Randolph-Macon at Episcopal.
Alexandria, 800.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Ryan S Tavern Team
Grabs Pin Honors

Monopolizing the Prince Georges
County bowling loops top scores
Ryan's Tavern, led by Howard
Ritchie's 161 and 427, whipped Ian
ham Grocery, 81, with counts OF
$50 and 1,843. Irving Cookies 412
highlighted Pick Ups 80 win from
Colonial Wall Paper while Charley
Northrop's 405 helped the Flesh
mans Fuel team to sweep over Wal
drops Restaurant.
Larry Skinny PughS l5l-4l7
and George Toths 150-33S were
the big pokes as Montgomery Cab
whitewashed Civilians in the Be
thesda Bowling Center Major
League. Bill Clsmpitt got in some
healthy licks with l39 and 400 as
Davis Sand e. Gravel routed Sim
mons BARRIERS.
Stew Burgers 1872 was tops as
Takoma Ambulance posted highs OF
62l and 1.751 in the Takoma Duck
pin Association. Raines Plumbers
with 81 win, broke a seccnd-place
tie with the losing Modern Way
Movers.
Veteran Glen Smith was the big
gun with 14l and Alb as Fat Boy
nicked Cannon's for the odd game il
the Greenway Bowl American
League.
Frances BoXwell with $3.50 wa!
tops for the feminine rollers in the
Silver Spring Mixed League, while
H. Harveys 139 and Bob Stokes 36;
were best for the men.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Little Ordered to Bed
By the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Lou Little
who has been coaching the Columbia
football team, although not fully re-
covered from midsummer throat
operation, has been ordered to bed
by his doctor. Sam Cordovano. line
coach, will be in charge when Cornell
is PLAYED tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Georgia Is in Top Trim

ATHENS, Ga, Oct. % tPl.-
Georgia's light but speedy Bulldogs
will be in their best physical condi-
ton in two weeks when they COL
1ide with Howard Colleges Navy
holstered squad here tonight.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Win, Lose or Draw
Irish and Penn to Tell Worth of Navy and Army
BY GRANTLAND RICE,
Special Correspondent of The Star.

NEW YORK, % (NANA)-Army and Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
of the
At the unbeaten Navy will
end least partially check Nore Danes wild galop This
a Pennsylvania
neither No
at
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Alexander Picks Irish

Navy came through rough, fast
moving contest with Georgia Tech
TO remain still unbeaten. This was
contest full of brilliant moments
and decisive breaks. Navy was too
good again. But Coach Bill AleXan-
der, whose Georgia Yellow Jackets
have faced both Notre Dame and
Navy, gives South Bend the call.
Coach Alexander says Notre Dame
has four teams that would be a
match for any one, with the first
two close to unstoppable. Notre
Danes Frank Leahy has exactly
what he wants for his 'T'' forma-
ton in the way of speed, drive, pass
Ing and poiSe
Manv football critics in the Mid
west still rate this 1913 squad as the
greatest in Notre Dame history
Wen get big part of the answer in
the next two SATURDAYS
Evening star., 1943-10-29

STATE and Georgia Tech. Dartmouth
has been Penns only competition
1t will be doubly interesting to SCI
what Navy and Penn can do agains
the two runaways who so far have
dominated the season. The answer
is that Navy and Penn will have t.
be better than merely good t
throttle or suppress so many fas
backs working behind and through
two such powerful lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Sicily Vet
ShunS Talk
Of War

Twenty one year old Jane,
Leonard Smith has seen a lot OF
war as a radioman OhTd class
on The cruiser USS Boise, but be
would much sooner talk about
architecture.
at \ hobby now, but l am
going 10 take up architecture
after the war and I've seen
plenty of different types i'm the
last few months" said Smith,
who has seen service in African
and European waters and par
ticipated in the invasion of
Sicily and Italy.
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
James J. Smith. 1881 ElmhurSt
is proudeSt Of the fact that his
ship, carrying 500 British com
mandos, was the first to reach
Continental Europe
AT the invasion of Sicily, Smith
received his closest call so far.
A 500-pound bomb fell IS feet
from the ship, but il didn't scare
me because | was too busy.
Smith is home on a Today fur
Tough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

r Bronchial Irritations Due to Colds
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Dartmouth S First

HANOVER, y. H. Nov 10
1NSl-Dartmouth College hich
has the largest Navy VIZ train
ing program in the country, has
graduated its first batch of navy
and marine officer candidates.
Three hundred cadets have been
sent 10 advanced schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Hugh 5. Nesbitt
EX-GoebeI Head
Killed in Fight

Hugh s NeSbitt. 46-year-old
sportsman and we'll known in De
rot as a former vice president Of
The Goebel Brewing co, is dead
OF. injuries suffered during an al
icrcation in a ST Louis hotel,
Bernard Oonk, 3S. Granite City.
Mo, tavern keeper, was eNoner-
atcd by a coroncr's jIry which
found that he was justified. in
striking Mr.. NeSbtt the fatal
blow.
RcSigning from the brewery in
1887 Mr.. NeSbitt went 10 Cali
fornia 20 take active charge of
NesbItt Fruit Products, Inc,
which he founded in Los Angeles
IN 1924.
Mr. NCSbitt. who lived i'm Bev-
crly Hills. had engaged in horse
racing and breeding and owned
several we'll known horses. includ-
ing Staretor, which ran second in
The 1871 Kentucky Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

And the young fellow who used to help me
isn't here any more.
Then have lot of paper work to do-like re-
porting my gasoline stocks, keeping closechec
gas coupons, pastng them on gummed sheets.
Sometimes get discouraged, I'll admit. But
along comes truck loaded with war supplies,
and get to thinking how important it is to
keep the Home Front moving. And then real
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

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Wedding Rings PeriIed

NEW YORK. Nov 10 CUP) --
7. r Woods & Sons, Inc, one of
the largest manufacturers ot we'd
ding rings. reports that unless The
government relcntS IN us IeSlric-
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elry the wedding bands viii be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Sofia Evacuated,
Germans Report

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 GNS)-
The Nazi Transocean Agency said
last night that Bulgarias capital
Sofia. bombed last Sunday by
American planes, was being evaC-
uatcd
The German agency quoted the
Bulgarian newspaper Slovo as as
sorting that the danger OF
further air raids had brought
the evacuation order. Because OF
that menace. the newspaper
added, inhabitants OF the larger
towns must temporarily reside
somewhere else"
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