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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
SLAUGHTER NECK

B.iu- YOU. c.ilGy-N To t.e Nmas
entertainment and tleat on Sunday
- eniu2. December -".d ai seven
O'Clock ut the church. Please Hoes
lie early rou and =" ON ri,.o. So
ttat OK. minister. RrE. Wight. cau
s-t~AG tot. S..!eh.e. N,ca aNt.
'...c,.. ,:'y t.ti~ru.a~ ~ea..,.-.
A.! are !Hyi,-d 'A SUNDAY t>-r-
~. W viii n.e~' o,. Friday ..,H-
.r-. please, h~ !,..-"ar g. t.:.-a.>.
lie laeeaI.f.
norton LEVERAGE. Snip F.-t.. 3 T.
oE Tie L : Navy arrived back III
,hi- ccGu'.> las, ~..E HE taar
- o- th" Pacific WurtaI, a. seattle.
Na~:.i.-'oM. MIS-. Ltfeta-- aad
~pH. BIZ. Went l, mver ie. husband
.- BaWNi3-r Ha!. land ON SUNDAY
..:'-. HDpn a.'er ie :ad been huno.-
lily d!~ca. I'D H. j. noW ,u5os-
l24 civilian Iii" a-atn ~ .i~ hon.
,.....
Ns~,.e Sc:-~.a, Nilsson Bennett
arrived a. !i@H:.''. t;ela. Culi.o.-
...a i..~' "r"h ~ I'll! ,:ou Shan.laI
iiuu. oUiM2 ACROSS H.. TnI'pp
states ~ raN. IT, a..iv~d in WI
r-Hs'"n on ThusdoI r'cnin-. AZ!
spent TIE week nd "Ith lii mc.h-
'r. Airs. Nar@arcr Bennett. al Sha-
ar Brook. ."tIrniN4 'u Al.XandIIa
\i.-!nia oN Sunday "teEiA-. iu -.
:l~ i"l"a~c FROM JHe Array in a te@
',E-.
~. T,"in Of Newark. NV I,.-
s'y. father of Ms. WilIiaH Roj,l4-
~"lt 81 Hohins Haven PASSED ava.
e. Sunday and was hrou.II to Br.-
y Funeral HON" on Monday even
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
LINCOLN

On Sunday morNlIg following IN"
church school session. ,h- annual
election ot officers for The enSu-
ins y~ar took plac. a. follows.
Superintendent. Douglas Nor
gan, assistant SUpeY!.'~ld-Hj. Mrs
JuM-s Wilkins. S~c.e'aty. William
=. DoLovau. assistant secretary.
Ms. Naulr AnHor'. :..auc. -,c.v-
taIy. Ms Lila Martin. treasurer.
Edward Eira.A. pianist. MIS- Iris
Swain. assistant pianist. Mis-.
Douglas Morgan Superintendent
ot Primary Department Mss Marie
Der4ich-oN. assistant >.py..utvl-
dent oil Primary Department. Mrs
Woodgo" Mot-au: treasure. OF
Missions Nt~ Roy r.~.doate.. SD
pe.iH'eLGeI' Of 'eHpe"aNc.. Mrs j.
+. Johnson. superintendent ut Nj
Y. r.. MIS-. C.i"o.d bouulaN. Sd
per.utendcn' %. '.sd.~ NoA Mis-
Richard johnson.
MIS-. Jotu Kitchens a.d Wa,te.
COna~&y OF t;cor4--oW. visited
'ne!s mother. M.~. Il. j. C4..-u't.
or Sunday.
NJ. and Mis- NUnv., Adams oi
Beu"Iou1~ su."' Sunday WtA A.r
mo'hot. Nh j s. d,-~.,h
William J M@r.. f. ,nrAdn.
III" W""k win H.- .a'.I M H..'i-
more.
The Womrn'- Soc.r.y 1or Cuos
tiau Service vii. Aoid rhc;. uri,j-
mas party on Friday evening. DE-
c.mb-r IS Members ary requested
10 tHk- l"c giIt L.. th. eruh ba4
Members and th".. families ar"
cordially invited
MIS- Matte Gr"rnly spcu' ,hc
weekend in Philadelphia
i rehearsal for the choir and
pageant will be hcld ON Friday rlc-
ming Decembcr y. al go O'Clock
\ Christmas cuteYlHillmeNj uu-
der the direction Of Mrs ! T.. Johu-
son : Sunday school clu~~ MIil b,
held on Sunday ey"njh2. D'r,Hubrl
-. at y u'cloch THE ,ouuuUI}y is
invited
Services sor Sunday. p~r~marl
%:
Church School nr ] a H. Doug
las Morgan. superintendent
Christmas cnjvrta.umont a. p
IN.
slaughter Neck. church Schoo
al 10 a. m. Morning Worship "uo
Sermon at II p. m. Christmas en-
lrrtuinmrnt at p. m.
Cedar Neck: Church School al
l:3o p. IN. Superintendent Mrs
Davis Watson
Rev. f., ~ Wli-ht. Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Pe":' Ha. cor. Petty Officer Kelleys
shin. i..r destroyer y. X. Perry. is
enrOGte to Tokyo Bay.
Mrs Charles PuSey has returned
from the Wolfe Clinic. in Philadel-
phia where she has been for sever
al days for Il check up.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Nelson. wife Of Mr. William :. Mel
son were held from her late home
on North Second Street at 1:3o
i. m. Sunday December Is. The de
ceased VS. - years OF age and had
lived here ever since her marriaGe e
over % years ago. She was active
III church affairs until a few Years
ago when failing health caused her
10 rclmguish most activities. A few
months ago she sustained d broken
lip as the result OF fall and spent
several weeks in the Peninsula
General Hospital. Salisbury. re
turning to her home only a short
time ago. Soon afterWard she was
stricken with acute intestinal trOu-
hle which resulted in her death last
Thursday. Besides her husband she
is survived by one daughter. Mrs
Matte Kirk Of Delmar and one son
John Nelson OF Wilmington.
Mrs. f. Paris Bounds. Worthy
Matron OF Adah Chapter NO.
O. +. 5. and Mr., Ralph Baker. WOr.
Thy Patron, entertained the officer,
and committee members OF the
chapter al a Christmas party in the
banquet hall of the Masonic TEN
pie Saturday evening. Decembel
18th. There were about 50 presen
and a most enjoyable evening wa
spent by all. Mrs. Bounds and Mr.
Baker were the recipients Of sever
al beautiful gifts.
A still tongue maketh a wis
head.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
FELTON,

The FELTON, Avon hub recen'I>
Id . Christmas pity with M.
Nelson Hammond ana \Ir~. Paut 70.
Hu-i~> in cl.aIse. Tie Reverence
John Il u;e.l ~nok. an The Meaa
~ ot christmas. G.rol> ~"
~.l- N.~ \ u.l. LAD III
At.~.,.as soy Hem he Bi'.v.
"!t- Christmas G... i'm AVi:.e.
ya~ .-.d ~ Ms u \. PeHy 8
..> Ne.,- -i>.. tH t.:~ Amos ]"~'.-
..aL
\ ii a.~.:e~~ ".,r,in-. announce
l.eHr Va, uaG- tlat The -to'.i
!o.-s. >r1.n- il = recent '.h.l~.'l...s
Eaz~as IT,. & IN. wishes t. M. -
'.".. -1a...:o- - everyone he.lln-
,us, ..~.. Ia-aa a sacoesS. ie
I.e j. :i,ua- H~ed IecK~ttocA>
So IL. notices. I'D 'u.irJ ARTICLES 10.
'.e Sa..='.o. ANA ~ 4" S'At T.
I.or.
H. Ladies A.Ni.iu.: @: ,he FIJI
-.I N,l.,t-.. tu, COMPANY ",.,
,-'-~-e- ~ /. ..i>.Mu- l-.tY .u.
H. .j.,t.,H j. t.le ODD #,lo" :
HAL. I..&u> .,.Gil.~. l.H~ iiaro.t
Iu,:.~.. n..~..,.r ut III. A.>Il.a'!
}..~ a~~..n-d ~ >"a he.- 81 ~
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}.. aAc Mis- W-.1..@ Ii.-s 90
l.a :~.,sr..,.i services on W'dn'~
,,ay
N.- Riley E,4uett is mrro/in.
.a# ~. -lim, t:r. HAIRY Ft"r
,lu@u mi Nl~ b~lena Ni'cheI
slr ,onIiu,: tu ,lril homes viii
culd~. also
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
DELMAR

The choir OF The First Methodist
Church presented the following
program at the evening service
december IL, at 80
The New Born King" MOrrison;
20, Fir Tree Dark Star OF
Peace" Parker and The Hallelu-
jah Chorus" Handel
The ThOrne Tree That BlOomed
a, christmas" by Hachle was read
Miss Mildred Berry OF Milford
was the week enc guest Of Nr.,.
tIanaan Tingle.
Miss Irene Cle@ry Of Wilmington
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il.
German over the past week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Vincent OF
this town. have announced the EN-
iagement Of their daughter. Mis-
dorothy Mae, to Mr.. Carroll I.c.
Dixon. Jr.. / : Navy of Salisbury.
Mary ylaad. Mr. Dixon has just re-
turned from overseas after serving
/? months. He will report back t.
the Navy Yard at Washington. ID. G.
No date mas been set 1or the we'd
dine.
Sergeant Warren Baker is spend
ing - day furlough here after
which he will be stationed a,
Greensboro. North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Cannon OF
Railway, New Jersey spent the
week end with relatives here.
Mrs. Marian Francis is visitin.
her daughter Mrs. William Smith
and her husband. Major Smith a
Alexandria, Virginia. Major anC
Mrs. Smith are receiving cOngratu
lations upon the arrival of a son.
Robert f. Kelley, Quartermaste
sc of this town, has recently beel
promoted to his present rating a
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

ROsalie Reed, 70, Of Smyrna, re-
ceived the state All home grounds
beautificatiOn award OF I 17-jewel
gold watch provided by Mrs.
Charles r. Walgreen, Chicago, for
her landscaping achievements
during 3 years in club work.
They included drawing plans for
the grounds around their new
home and carrying out these
plans. With the aid of the fam
lily she graded the yard planted
grass and put in a front walk.
She also planted 219 shrubs, a
few trees and made two rock gar
dens and three flower beds.
Betty Dennison. 1G, of Hockes-
sin, wins top state rating III the
1915 All Dress Revue. Her Club
Congress trip award is provided
by the American EiscOse Corpora
tiOn. Betty's winning outfit is a
smart gray and red wool shirt
waist dress with threc-Quarter
length sleeves. The skirt has two
box pleats in the front and 4
plain back. Total cost OF dress
was $1,000. State winners who
participate in the National All
Dress Revue Presentation at the
Chicago Club Congress will re-
ceive a $25 L. S. Savings Bond.
All Of these activities were co
Extension Service OF the State
operating.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Of activities conducted under the direction of the
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
,ional Supel'intendentS

v.Sional superintendent.
Al 1000 a. m. special Christ
mas service Will be conducted by
the pastor. who will speak on the
theme: Gods Christmas Gift. The
chancel choir will offer special
Christmas music The anthem
Holy Night Divine" will he sung
hy The choir
The evening service ~ 7:2". o.
clock in charge OF O l.. HASTINGS
Christmas theme and music
An end Of fhr year Watch Might
Service VIII b- conducted ny The
pastor on December - al II p. IN.
to ,3:"l Il. N. \ serV.c, ot praise
prayer and meditation.
Tn. annual CAy.>'muS plueEam
and -r,dt VIII be- given on The eye
uin1 az December y at -:2o I. n
Nan>hip
The CAUrcA School session De
shining at . y. VI. i'm charge OF th'
>Uue!iMt,Md.ut. " :. Jester.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Hayden Park We're week end auv>t~
o. tre formers sister Miss Flor
,ncr Husg.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Harlington ol
i.enton, New Jersey has been
VISITING Nh Harrington.s mother.
Mis-. Annie HARRINGTON.
Mrs. 'littord Simpler and Mrs.
Kenneth Grant were IN Philadel-
phi" On Thursday.
Nts, Harl! Miller OF Wilmington
a. been visiting her mother. Mrs.
tiaAh Raughley.
Mn and Mis-. T. X. Hurd had
WIN Fhem on Sunday, Nh. and Mrs.
Alton Huri and daughter OF Taho-
"a. Park. Maryland Miss Marjoue
Huld. Wilmington and Pic. Layton
"lfo", ho has recently returned
from overseas duty.
Miss Thelma Birmingham speu,
4hday with hel parents. MIR. ana
Ms Gillj> Bii+tiDoba,,
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Delaware's winners in the 1915
National Al Dairy Foods Dem
onStrations are CiEdiyiduall kath
erine krewatch. 1G. of Delmar,
and CteamJ Gerry Temin, lG, OF
Milford, and Janet Stayton, 10,
Of Pennington. Each receives 4
$50 L. S. Savings Bond from the
Kraft Foods Co. Katherine DEM
onstrated "Sc3llOped Stringbeans'
and the teams demonstration was
tillrd "Sugarless Ice Cream" The
purpose Of thr demonstrations
was to Show others good methods
Of preparing dairy products for
al occasions. gain experience in
public speaking. and develop
teamwork and spOrtsmanship.
lucte6 undpr ,he direction of tho
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Top Ranking 4-H'ers in Delaware

Identification dress
- champion
Delaware The
brief outlines Of follow:
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Never soak pickles longer than
- hours in a salt solution. The
usual proportions for such sOlu-
ZION are pound OF salt to each
gallon OF water. Ii the solution is
too salty. the pickles will tend to
soften. Ii pickles stay in the solu-
lion TOO long, they may shrivel.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

The Christmas service beginning
at , p IN. in charge OF the pastor.
who will deliver the Christmas ser
mon. The annual christmas pro-
gram and treat will be given on
the evening OF December ," AT 80
o clock.
Viola
The church school session be-
ginning at lo:31 a m. in charge of
the superintendent. Lowell Roland.
Al -" p. m. Christmas pro-
gram will he given by members OF
the church school under the direc-
rion OF the Committee
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Rambler Ex-Sub
Helps Yale Win

NFW HANE%. prr TNS)-
Art Fitzgerald. who last year was
a third Stlnc Notrc Dame back
and became a bulldog Iu~t d month
ago helped considerably in run
mag and pa--tHp Yatc 70 4 2s-O
victory over weak Harvard team
IN the Ice Bow today
II va. The same l70-pound
FITZGERALD who tailed the only
touchdown in the triumph over
Dartmouth Ftz did much better
than that this friEId wInd-bIoVn
afternoon. He scored the flrt
three Of the Blues touchdOWnS.
The other Went 20 Nandy Kirk
who went over has own left end
from the 3 after Fitzgerald had
set u UP with q 10-yard pass
l. Was The worst licking ever
administered 20 Crimson oicNrn
-luas 1900 "rr l.lo wa, tHn
vnn.' t r.r .uD ~.n'.
Val, .,Hra "a Ia'H after lirI-
ward lIH.H a pas. Charley
Roche rfrd fr ftru from M- own
end lpn, IH EuC made tvo
touchdoWn> l0 Tho second quarter.
and one each lu tho third aHG
fourth
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Bust for Kuzma, Franks
Will Be Held Tuesday

kuZma ran better that day than
in any other game be played.
Before the next tcaSon rolled
around Kuzma had been inductcd
into the army and then given a
medical discharge. lie entered the
University Of Michigan hospital
and was soon Joined by Franks.
Together they made the long trek
back TO the highway Of good
health Side by side they helped
one another Gpcr the rough sPets
IN the road
Tuesday Mchigan'S stauncheSt
friends will honor the two. They
share seats with the fine 1915
team that won seven out Of 10
games on the toughest schedule
the Wolverines have ever PLAYED.
II Will be The last gathering OF the
team which viii diShand immcdi-
atcly after the meeting.
Fred Matthaei will be toaStmas-
ter. Tickets may be- obtained by
eating George Snlder, Cadillac
900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Hogan Has IS
To Seize Lead

ORLANDO. Fla Dec ! 0JP1-
Ben Hogan shot 10 lhc lead in the
$4,000 Orlando Open golf tourEa-
mont today on a 6 under par %
for &03 FOR - hOlcs.
Hogan Will enter tomorrow 5
final four strokes ahead of his
nearest rivals Herman KeiSer and
Ky Laffoon. KeiseT held the lead
before the third round began. but
today had q par Il. Lafoon was
l under at 10
4 6S today gave Johnny Revolta
POS and the next spot Dick Metz
and Henry Ransom, with 90 and
6S. followed with 209S.
The 211 bracket included Jimmy
Johnson and Sam Byrd of Detroit,
while another Detroiter. Ed Fur
gol. was in the deadlock AZ 2l2.
Johnson had 90 today, Furgol 20
and Byrd Il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
TrOjjans Capture
Bowl Berth
Beat UCLA, 25-l6,
Before 10000 Fans
rntenstional souna 20

LOS ANGELES. Dec. ! up
University of Southern California $
numbering herd c,inched its third
consecutive Rose Bowl bid today
with a smashing 26-15 victory over
University of California at Los
Angeles before 103,0O0 fans at
Memorial Coliseum, the years
biggest football crowd.
The Trojans scored after 10
minutes of the first period and
piled up a commanding 1910 lead
at halftime, 10 assure themselves
their ninth bowl bid.
II was Stubby halfbaCk Ted
Tannphill. the most con, I,icnt
Trojan player all season. who
quickly spelled UCLA~ doom aud
gave Southern California the
right to play Alabama New Year s
Day.
Tsnnehlll. caught from behind
on an early 52-ysrd sprint, was
not 10 be denied a second time.
a poor quiCk-kick by Skip Row
land fell dead on tho use 45-yard
line, and on the next play, re-
serve quarterback Jerry Bowman
passed in the flat 10 Tannchill
who, starting from the line of
scrimmage. whirled through Tho
entire UCLA team and outran tho
secondary for tho first touchdown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

Michigan football fans will re-
vive one Of their greatest days
Tuesday at the Statler when their
annual football bust viii be held
Guests of honor at the big ban
quet will be julius Franks, all
American guard and Tom Kuzma,
one OF Michigan's greatest running
Acks Michigan fans seeing these
% boys now back in school after
= long siege Of illness can't help
but remember their greatest day
that afternoon back in 1872 when
the Wolverines defeated Notre
Dame al South Bend
Both were Sophomores playing
against a powerful Irish eleven.
Between them they carried great
share of the glory that went To the
winners. In the line Franks was
outstanding Angelo Bcrtclli the
American quarterback from
Notrc Dame found Franks the
toughest line,mah he faced att
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Blanchard, Davis Pace
Cadets Before 100000
West Point Powerhouse Runs
Up 200 Lead In lst Period
BY BOB MURPHY
Detroit Times sports Editor

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Those twin terriers from the
plains of West Pont-Glenn Davis and Felix doc Banch
ardcd Army to a 80 to Is victory Navy here this
afternoon IN Americas brightest sport spectacle
coorfu crowd of 100000 including President Harry s.
Truman members Of his cabinet and the Understanding brass
and braid Of armed Army rack 20 points
the first quarter and then add touchdown
last two periods hold the hadfghng Mddes safe all the way
Blanchard furious bundle dynamite scored three
ouchdo"n The speedy Davis although harassed
Ia line npu+tpr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
So. Methodist Easy
Winner Over leu.

FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec
CINSD Southern Methodist thor
oughly trounced Texas Christian
$40. az Fort Worth today clu.1-
inc second place in the Southwest
Conference
The NethodlNts scored almost t'
VIII and the second team played
most OF the second half s. fiC
Mustangs duplicated last week $
crushing defeat OF the Bay lor
Bears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Presidents Daughter
All Out for Army

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. / lUP)
President Truman. intent on
neutrality. was double-croSSed by
his pretty blonde daughter at The
Army-NavY football game TODAY
Twerty-year-old Margaret
turned out TO be a red hOl Army
rOOtcT
Miss Truman and Nlr> Truman
remained in the Amy section for
all the game and Margaret.
senior al George Washington
University, rooted the winning
tenn homo with NICOr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Terrapins Crawl In

COLUMBIA, :. c.. Dec. up
Maryland Terraplus ground
getting power gaincd a 19 10 Is
victory over South Carolina today
that was more onc-.idcd than the
score Indicated
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Rules Meeting

Coaches. officials and athletic
directors Of the Catholic League
Will meet Monday at 8 p. m. at
Holy Redeemer High 10 confer on
1945 basketball rules John Ne
vile and I'd Powers will lead the
a. SCuSsiOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Michigan Five
Defeats State

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 1-Unjver-
Sity OF Michigan defeated MlChi-
gan State here tonight, 47-39. m
their basketball game.
The Wolverines led a the half
time intermisSion. 2i-16
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
N. Carolina Upsets
Virginia, II 10 18

CHAPEL HILL. y G., Dec. I
6UP) North Carohna'S Tar Heels
kicked UP an upset today, defeat
ing NirglnIa'S wcll-regardcd Cava-
lieIS, 27-lS, 10 make amends for
an otherwise disappointing season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

tho first place Was mOIC cons
vIurcd THAN ever after hl, Valiant
NICdlcs Wcle man-hand.cd 3--l3
"ArmN - a magnificent team"
he COnClIeG
BlaIk had one lament - the
fierce cro>s-wInd that sliced acIo>,
the hclc
I'VE never had an opportunity
TO roll; never had chance TO
open our attack. We could do
very little throwing against the
wind Navy knew il and they
frightened up their defense
against our running plays. But
I'm very thankful 10 get what
wc got"
BINIk HALLS NIDDIL~
we were hanging on very
definitely in thc third period
" hon they had Tho hall with tho
wind to their baCk." ho no+nad
This j. tho toughest position
az, t,oy~ have been IN all >ca-
son.
Blaik paid glowing tribute TO
NAVY
To-day We we're playing
against Just a. fine team n
there il anywhere. think Navy
played its best game of the
year tOdaN
Then Blak. always ctary Of
praise fOr his own team SAID II
and seemed glad when he said ID
This i the finest team We
ever had at West Point, at least
in my time. We've got whale
of "A football team"
HagbCrg, completing his two
year hitch as Navy coach. agreed
both as 10 Arny'S fierce com.
pctence and the havoc played bS
The wind.
"The wind and those penal
ties i'm the first period hurt
Us" hc said "kiCl,ing into that
wind was tough. We were phN-
>ically outmatChcd in the line,
hut YOU can't block a tiger"
DISAGREE on DAVIS
Bll.k and fagberg did not Sco
eve 10 eye on one poIn, Glenn
Davis speed
Said Blaik
"Nobody can touch Glenn
Davis for speed on "A football
field. Hes I'm class by himself.
But he feels terrible there in
the dressing room because he
thinks he didn't play a good
game.
Sand HagbcrG
II told CLYDE Scott he could
beat Davis i'm foot race and he
proved Ii I'm the last : seconds
of the first half when he out
raced Davis and scored a touch
down on that pa'S."
HaGherg called Dee Blanehart
"a very much improved player
over last year blanchard SCORED
three OF Army, touchdown
today And he singled out Bill
Barron as the spark plug Of hi
own team. ~
NAVY players trudged into thcH
dressing room diSconSolatcly.
The victorious Army cadet
trudged IN calmly The only ebul
lienCc came from a substitute Vh,
epitomized ArmX'A achievement
with these words.
1--WE dOOd it,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Cadets Are Great,
Army, Navy Agree

PIUG.tDfiFlnh Dec IlPI Col Earl IT. lRcd' Fat finally
broke aeo ton-t WHIST cctlod> has boon saving
right along uat h, Arm. ..--crnaut whale football
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Alabama Smasles
Miss. State
0dmer Leads Way
10 55I3 Victory

TUSCALOOSA. Dec. ! CUP)-
Alabama's smart and powerful
Crimson Tide, putting on a Rose
Bowl preview, smashed Mississippi
State. 55 to IS, today before
2l.OOO fans
1t was the Tides ball game all
the way despite an early State
lead which came when Graham
Bramlett intercepted one Of Harry
Glner'S passes and ran % yards
10 the Alabama 1-foot line, from
whore Harper Davis plunged over.
In running up its big score TO-
day. this Alabama team, the sixth
10 be taken 10 the Rose Bowl,
broke its scoring record for a
season with 396 points in nine
games. Alabama 1920 squad held
the previous record with 377.
HITS ON Is PASSES
Slim. leaping Gilmer completed
13 passes in 19 tries as he set up
one Alabama score with five per
pect aeralS in succession, skirted
end for 80 yards and another score
and hurled two more touchdown
aerialS.
Little Hugh Morrow kicked
seven extra points and scored two
touchdowns for a game total of l9
points.
BuIldoling Lowell Tev hard
driving Alabama halfback. scram-
oiled 81 yards through the entire
Mississippi State team.
LINE COLLAPSES
States line held Alabama & al
tack from pay dirt twice IN the
first half with goal line stands.
bur collapsed completely in the
third and fourth periods.
Alabama put on the pressure in
the final period, opening with a So
yard touchdown pass from Gilmer
10 Morrow From then until the
closing gun the game turned into
"a ne8r-rOut.
The Tide, i'm wrapping up its
G.>' unbedten season since 1881
rolled for pa yards rushing and
$50 Yards in the air today while
the Maroons gained only a total
G.. is yards, 4 yards on the ground
and - in the air.