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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-20

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Layne Hurls Texes
To Wild Woody Win

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 11.-P-
Bobby Layne pitched Texas to 9
34-14 victory over Oklahoma to-
day in the widest of the forty
one games that have been staged
by these Southwestern rivals.
At the finish several thous-
and of the As, 500 fans piled from
the stands and engaged in hot
arguments on the field while Of
ficers escorted the game Off
Gals away in a police car.
The game was punctuated by
fights among the fans and top
bottle throwing as spectators
vented their anger.
The big, rough bruising Okla
homa line manhandled the Long
horns physically-so much the
Sooners drew costly penalties
but they could do nothing with
bounding Bobby Layne and his
passes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

today before a crowd Of 20, 900.
Techs brushing line, which
had not been denied by Tennes-
see or Tulane, had little trouble
with the outweighted VE1l for
wards and the team from Vir-
ginia was able to penetrate
Tech territory only once during
the game.
Bobby Dodd's undefeated
Jackets waited until Is seconds
before the end of the half to
score their first touchdown and
then struck twice in the last pc
Rod to ice the game against the
firing visitors.
Ziegler set up the first score
by cracking through the VMl
line for long gains and then Jim
Still operating from the Ti-for-
nation, handed the ball off to
Mathews, who ran to the right
and tossed 20 yards to Jimmy
Castleberry. Castleberry gather
ed it in on the VMI two and
stepped across.
Midway through the final pc
Rod Mathews hurled 30 yards
to Castleberry who lateralled to
Jack Griffin at the seven, and
Griffin went over untouched.
Techs big guard. Hayes Nc
Kinney, intercepted a Bobby
Thomson aerial moments later
on the VMI 33. After Still passed
IS yards to Jimmy Jordan, Zeig-
Ter hit the line six times in sue
cession for the final tally.
Tech made 20 first downs to
seven for VMI and made 443
yards rushing and passing to 70
for VMI.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
EASTERN CLASS IA
Conference Standings

Raleigh's complete smashing of
Wilmington and Fayetteville's
romp over a scrappy Rocky
Mount eleven featured the East
ern Conference play this week,
but it didn't keep ex-Rocky
Mount pilot Joe Caruso from
gathering some spotlight fer him
self as his Glass Henderson club
rolled over Goldsboro, PIT.
The Raleigh win, an impress
sive 1910 affair, dropped the
Wildcats from a tie for first place
to third in the conference stand
ings, the same spot they occupied
at the close of both the 1945 AND
1916 seasons.
Nub Smith, the WITHDRAWING
Fayetteville flash, broke loose for
four touchdown gallops against
Emory Adkins Rocky Mount
Blackbirds in the Bulldogs Pip
victory. His runs we're 10, 70, AZ,
and four yards. He has now
scored IA touchdowns this cam
paign, giving him a total of "a
points.
Alvin Hooks was the big Of
fensive gun in the Rocky Mount
attack as he Tipped a 13-yard
pass to John Hardy to the Fay
etteville four. From that point
Hooks sailed one to Hardy in the
end zone.
The other Blackbird tally came
midway in the fourth quarter
with guard Bobby Baker recov-
ering a Bulldog tumble on the
five, and Red Watkins driving
over for Rocky Mounts second
touchdown.
Coach Joe Caruso's Henderson
team racked up its fifth straight
win against Goldsboro. Hender-
sons line completely outclassed
the Goldsboro forward wall
which is considered one of the
best in the Eastern Conference.
At Raleigh $500 fans watched
Raleigh beat a spiritless Will
mington eleven, 1910. A first
period tumble kept Wilmington
in a hole throughout the contest
but snappy passing on the part
of Jimmy Lesane plus the run
ming of halfback Dick Sommers
and Sonny Ussery provided the
final Knockout punch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

-WEST-
Iowa 27; Indiana IA.
Minnesota 81; Northwestern Al.
Notre Dame %: Purdue I.
California 48; Wisconsin Z.
Nebraska IA; Iowa State T..
North Dakota Univ. At; Manitoba
East Okla. A g. NJ Col. %; Murray
Aggies Z.
Kansas s6; South Dakota State 6.
St. Ola 7; Concordia (Minn.l 6.
Denison so; Beloit 7.
Platteville Tchrs 10; Oshkosh Tchrs 0.
Heidelberg IA; Otterbein 8.
Washington Univ. 35; oberlin 7.
Miami (Ohio) 80; Bowling Green 10.
Nebraska IA; Iowa State Z.
Michigan SO; Pittsburgh 0.
Southern California 80; Ohio State 0.
Wooster 10; Kent g..
Sewanee 40. Kenyon 0.
Western Reserve 20; Ohio Univ. 7.
Lincoln Univ. MO- I: Langston 6.
Aberdeen Tchrs 43; South Dakota
Mines Z.
Kalamazoo Is: Alma O..
Luther 10; Augsburg 6.
St. Cloud Tchrs IL; Mankato Tchrs o.
Wheaton 80; Carthage T..
Iowa 81; Indiana IA.
Carleton 35; Coe Q.
Hanover rs; Anderson 7.
Indiana State 81; Southern Illinois
Normal 6.
st. Johns Mimi 20; st. Marys Mimi
10.
Ball State Tchrs College b 20; Culver
M. A. IA.
Butler 81; st. Joseph Ind.l 0.
Muskingum 81; Canterbury Q.
Indiana Central IA; Manchester IL,
South Meth. 81. Oklahoma Aggie IA.
Wheaton 80; Carthage 7.
Illinois Wesleyan II; Elmhurst 0.
Wabash 81; Lake Forest 6.
Northern Illinois State 81; Michigan
Normal 6.
Wichita 81; Drake 10.
Ball State 10; Valparaiso IA.
Dakota Wesleyan 81; Huron Col. I.
Knox 10; Lawrence 10.
Capital IA; Hiram s..
Iowa Tchrs 80; Emporia (Kas.) State
Tchr s.
Mission House 40: Lewis &.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

Cortland Tchrs 10; Mansfield Tchrs 6,
Franklin Marshall Al; Lebanon Val
ley o.
Muhlenberg 81; Swarthmore 7.
American International 81; St. Mich.
aels (Vt.) 6.
Wesleyan II; Connecticut 0.
Indiana pa Tchrs ~; California Pa.)
Tchrs 7.
New Hampshire %; Maine 7.
Lincoln pa &c; Delaware State Z.
Buffalo 81; Hobart o.
West Va. State 10; Kentucky State 9.
Shippensburg Tchrs r.; East Strouds-
burg Tchr 7.
Dickinson IA; Allegheny IA
St. Bonaventure %; Kings Point 0.
St Lawrence 81; ithaca 6.
Alfred 10; Clarkson 13.
Springfield AZ: Norwich o..
Bloomsbury Tchrs IL, Clarion Tchrs 7.
Union IN, " 20; Vermont Z.
Geneva 26: Grove City 7.
Northeastern IA: Fort Devens 6.
Trinity 81; Middlebury Z.
Penn. State IS; Fordham 20.
Yale II; Columbia 7.
Lafayette IA; Gettysburg 10.
Villanova 10 Holy Cross 6.
Boston Univ. 80; N. Y. Univ. 7.
Ursinua 6; Haverford o..
Thiel "a; Westminster 6.
Allegheny IA; Dickson IA tie.)
Lehigh Z; Drexel 0.
Lincoln Univ. 20; Delaware State 7.
Slippery Rock pa Tchrs %; Edin-
boro pa Tchr 0.
Wilkes Junior College "a; Keystone
Junior College 0.
Navy ID; Duke IA tie).
R. P. I. 40; Williams 0.
Pennsylvania 80; Dartmouth o.
New Hampshire %. Maine Z.
BoWdoin s: Amherst 6.
Bates 70; Tufts Z.
Coast Guard Academy 20; Colby s.
Brown So; Rhode Island State 6.
Colgate Freshmen "a; Cornell Fresh
men IA.
Delaware 49,; Bucknell IL.
Rutgers 10; Princeton 7.
West Va, so; W~aynesburg 7.
American International 81; St.
Michaels 6.
Western Maryland 81; Catholic Z.
Potomac State 16 Shepherd O..
Boiling Field 80; CREME Field 0.
Rensselaer, 40; Williams 0.
Johns Hopkins Is; Washington College
West Va. Tech 10; Chenille 0.
New Briton Tchrs Conn PITT; Tren-
ton Tchrs n.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Top Golf Stars
Clash At Mum

Three former Wilmington City
Open golf champions and a title
holder of the 1874 spring tourna-
ment as well as this seasons
Star-NeWs tournament, clash to-
day at Municipal Golf course in
the finest diet of amateur golf
seen locally for many a moon.
Colliding in the semi-finals of
the City Open will be Bill Dyke
defending champion who won
the title last year and in l941;
and Jim Herring, who COPIED
the crown in 1914.
In the second bracket of the
semi-finals, Jess Ellison, one of
the sharpest club wielders in
southeastern North Carolina,
Star News Champion, and Win
ner of the MUM spring matches
crashes head on with Glen
Herring, who held the tourney
title in 1915.
Winners today move into next
Sundays finals, and the posi-
bllity of a brother match be-
tween the two Herrings was a
factor adding to the interest in
today's matches.
Dykes long hitting and steady
putting puts him in the favor
ties role over j. Herring, while
Ellison and G.. Herring are con-
sidered on a par.
In first flight pairings L e G
Palmer meets Haywood Ellison
and Henry Clark takes or
Macon Womble.
In second flight semi-finals
Jack Loughlin meets B O w d e r
Lassiter, and L. j. Gornto
clashes with Ken Worthington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

Sewanee 40: Kenyon o.
Heldelbrge IA; Otterbein 8.
Capitaol IA; Hiram 6.
Dubuque rs; Culver Stockton 10.
Loras 20; Illinois Normal 7.
Hope 20; Albion 0.
Santa Clara ID; Stanford Z.
oregon State 80. Idaho s.
Nevada 81; Portland s.
Mlsslsslppi State 81: San Francisco IA
michigan State 81; Washington State I
San Jose State %; Puget Sound o.
Missouri 81; Colorado o.
washington rs; St. Marys (Cal.) 6,
U: c. L. A. "a; Oregon :.
Glendale Normal 10; jamestown Col
lege 0.
Milwaukee Tchrs 1S--; Whitewater 6.
assumption II: Detroit Tech 0.
General Beadle "a; Northwestern ]
c. IA.
Western Military Al; Country Day o.
Cornell College 81; Simpson College 10
Illinois Wesleyan II; Elmhurst o.
Wyoming SO; Colorado Mines 6.
Colorado state 80; Adams State 6.
Oklahoma City SO; Colorado College 6
Ccla Frosh 80; Santa Monica Cit,
College 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
IRISH 0UTPLAYED
BUT WIN, TT
BY DALE BURGESS

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. H.
R - Out rushed and out fought
for four full quarters, Notre
Danes football Irish defeated
Purdue's battling Boilmakers to-
day, 22-7, because quarterback
Johnny Lujack threw pass after
pass straight into the arms OF
his receivers.
Purdue's seven points were
the most scored against Notre
Dame in one game since this
l945 season. Last year the IN
beaten but Army-tied Irish gave
up four touchdowns. but Art
Haverstock's point-after touch
down placement today was the
first extra point marked up
against the Irish in two seasons.
Coach Frank Leahy of Notrs
Dame complained early this
week that his team lacked a
CONSTANT ground attack and he
WASH KlQQlng.
The Irish had a net gain Of
80 yards by rushing, to Purdue's
1923. Time after time, tackle Phil
O'Reilly and ends Norman
Maloney and Clyde Grimenstein
was an old enemy of the Irish.
He was Army's highest scoring
end in 1945 but enrolled at Pur-
due last year. Notre Danes
style also was no mystery to
Stuart K. Holcomb, Purdue's
new coach and end coach for the
Army the last three years.
Lujack, th6Aght, was a pro-
blem Purdue couldn't solve. rhe
S Xix = foot Pennsylvania COM
pleted IA of % passes for an
aggregate of 176 yards. He pass
ed for one touchdown, ran 20
yards for another, and set up
the third with another forward.
A 21-yard pass from Lujack
to left halfback Terry Brennan
produced Notre Danes first
touchdown after four minutes of
the first quarter. Steve Oracko
kicked the extra point, his only
success in three attempts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
BRICANCE WINS
'CYCLIST EVENT

Buck Brigance, speeding cy-
clist from Jacksonville, Fla,
was today heading back to his
home 5000 richer after whirllng
around the Legion Stadium dirt
oval to finish first in the Will
mington Motorcycle clubs races
held yesterday here.
Brigance won the two expert
heats and copied the finals with
a clean sweep. Rcnner-up in the
finals was Alex Swing, of Lex
ington N. C. who pocketed $135
in cash.
Scookie Shoffner, Burlington,
N. C. won two amateur heats
and was third in the finals to
win $13g also.
Clay Nifong, Greensboro,
swept the novice class with two
wins in the first heats and Their
a victory in the novice finals
A total of 5000 in cash prizes
was awarded to contestants, and
a crowd of approximately 1,30C
racing fans attended the races.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
VANDY LEADS SEC
BEATING OLE MISS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. II.
-UH-Vanderbilt's man with the
magic toe, Zach Clinard, place.
kicked the Commodores to the
head of the Southeastern Con-
ference class today when his
boots provided the difference in
a stirring 10 to 6 victory over
Mississippi.
Clinard, whose field goal en-
abled Vanderbilt to upset Moth
western in the seasons opener,
sailed a three-pointer through
the bars in the first period to-
day before a cheering crowd of
%, 500 and the Commodores
were never headed.
But Mississippi's Charley Con-
erly, a threat every time he
pitched or booted the ball, kept
the previously unbeaten Rebels
in the ball game all the way.
Vandy had to match an Ole
Miss touchdown to gain the vic
tory by the margin of Clinard's
field goal and an extra point.
The win marked Vanderbilt as
the team to beat for the con-
ference championship as the
Commodores have decisions over
Alabama and Mississippi as well
as Northwestern and have not
been beaten. Only Georgia Tech
has as good a record in the sec.
Score By Periods
Mississippi 30 0 g. 6
Touchdowns: B. Berry; Bo-
wen. Field goal: Clinard. Points
| after touchdown: Clinard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Engineers Wreck VMI
Remaining Indicated

ATLANTA. Oct. 11-WR-Geor-
GA Techs football powerhouse,
spanked by the terrific plunging
Of Fran Ziegler and the aerial
Sharpshooting of Frank Math-
eWs, romped to a 20 to @ victory
over Virainia Military Institute
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
VOLS COP FIRST
WIN OF SEASON

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct. IL
R = Displaying rmittent
flashes of its old time power,
Tennessee's football machine
rolled to it's first victory of the
season today over a scrapping
band of Chattanooga Moccasins,
2 to 7.
An Indifferent crowd of 20, 00O
was the Vols score twice in the
first quarter, yield a touchdown
to the Moccasins in the second,
scrap to a draw in the third
and pick up two more in the
fourth.
Tennessee started it's touch
down parade early, marching 70
yards on straight football for it's
first score after the first seven
minutes. George B a litsaris
plunged over.
Three minutes later the Vols
scored again when Dubert Beck
er, sub tailback broke off left
tackle and raced so yards down
the sidelines. 1t was the longest
run of the game.
Tennessee's offense failed to
get clicking again until late in
the third period when they be-
gan a drive from their own 81
to score or the second play of
the last frame, Proctor spinning
over from the 10.
CHATTANOOGA. 0 7 0 O-7
TENNESSEE. "A 0 1925
Chattanooga scoring: Touch
down, Garden. Points after
touchdown, Summers (place-
ment).
Tennessee scoring: Touch
downs, Balitsaris (sub for Hill)
Hecker (for PROCTOR; Proctor;
Major (for Hill). Points after
touchdown, Sabol (2) (for Field
on) (r1acornent).
Sea Wa,er for the aquarium Of
the London ZoOlOgical gardens is
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

They are telling this story about a party of fishermen whe
u It seems the fish bit good for several hours then moved on
'o7e Of the 2ngiers; H + go REsna my left his line in the waite,
ys41svi ms t inHDr rgs. j. L. c0ley and Sidney Mcmillan were
= hay have something that isn't a trout"
For nearly an hour he battled his adversary with a small boat
f" Al the end of that time he brought a tiger shark, estimated
at between eight and nine foot long and weighing in excess OF
~ A gaf was stuck into the tiger" and at that moment he took
o4 carrying it with him.
The fish were not hitting offshore Friday. Three boats took
off cut of Southport and returned with blues only, they being
picked up on the way back over the shoals.
II was a beausful day as an oil-slick calm added to the pleasures
Of trolling. ~
dophin, His companions, Ed King and Dick Slim Lewis,
failed to raise a strike.
Also out of Southport were the "sailfisher' and "Moja."
Al. visiting party boats docked at Southport have left with
NEW HANOVER FISHING CLUB. AWARDS FOR SEPTEMBER
The month of September was marked for the many nice Blue
Many trout were caught, but the size of them was not outstanding
Prizes awarded are as follows:
CHANNEL BASS
55 s. in merchandise-F. F: Combs; s lbs. 10 o.
Fl" Sl'' 4" '"@'N1 BLUE FISH IL" . '"'
5 5f s. S in in m meTeSaadiseVMf rs: 9 u. W. G : 1ni; 2 lbs.
5d $ in merchandise-Thom l. Bishop; ID. u o. .
II" q HI ''F'''' VIRGINIA MULLET ~
5 55 s s. in in % @efe5aadiseEw +: E t3 MaiiGs; ! / ' ib. I ! o. 81:
TROUT
tt S. in merchandise-John S. Caufield; 2 lbs. 4 OF.
2nd So in merchandise-F. F. Combs; 2 lbs. 4 OF.
Bird. 81 in merchandise-Mrs. O. B. Andrews; l ID. l OF.
ZONE B
CHANNEL BASS
1t SO in merchandise-R. H. Futchs; IA lbs. II OF.
End S. in merchandise-K. o. Woodward; II lbs. II OF.
BLUE FISH
1t So in merchandise-Oiver Allen, 5 lbs. II OF.
2nd. s. in merchandise-C. W. White; 3 lbs. 5 o.
Bird. SO in merchandise-D. L. Wagner; 2 lbs. 10 OF.
Ah. 81 in merchandise-C. W. White; 2 lbs. 7 OF.
TROUT
It S. in merchandise-Joe Barbieri; W.T.. 2 lbs. 6 OF.
Ono. So in nerchandise-C. J. Holmes; W.T.. 2 lbs. 4 OF.
ZONES A AND B COMBINED
FOUNDER
lt So in merchandise-Mlke Feles; VT. 5 lbs.
SHEEPSHEAD
1t 81 in merchandise-D L. Holt; W.T.. 7 lbs. 3 OF.
BLACK DRUM
LIST. So in merchandiseF E. Stanley; 4 lbs.
FRESH WATER JACK
LIST. 50 in merchandise. H. Bennett; 2 lbs. 6 o.
In Zone A, under Channel Bass, F. F. Combs was disqualified
in LIST and End places for prizes due to the fact he has already won
sim n awards this season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
FAR WEST

FAR WEST
U. c. L, A. "a; Oregon Z.
Michigan State 81; Washington State
Mississippi State 81; University o.
San Francisco IA.
Wyoming 50. Colorado School of Mines
Univ. of Nevada 81; Univ. of Portland
(Ore.) 6.
Arizona State Flagstaff IL; Westerr
Colorado 8.
Whitworth 20; Carroll 7.
Texas Tech IA; Tulsa 7.
Texas "a; Oklahoma IA.
South Methodist 81; Oklahom. A &
M. IA.
Baylor II; Arkansas 9.
Pittsburgh (Kas.l 0; Fort Hays o.
Redlands 40; Laverne 7.
WhitWorth 20. Carroll
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Washington And Lee
Clicks For 15-6 Win

LEXINGTON, Oct. 11.-WH-
Washington and Lee used a fresh
man-dominated forward wall in
sparkling defensive work today to
win a wet, muddy victory over
George Washington Is to 8, be-
fore only $500 fans.
Fresh m a n fullback Walter
Michaels and quarterback Dick
Working led the offense to touch
downs in the first and fourth
periods and halfback Ed Tenney
kicked a 12-yard field goal In
the third quarter.
w and L scored first as half
back Brian Bell drove to the 10.
Michaels slashed over to score.
Tenney's placement was wide.
In the third period W and l.
drove to the IL with the help OF
a George Washington tumble,
Tenney booted a field goal to
make it go.
In the fourth quarter, working
passed to halfback Gene Bennett
who galloped "a untouched yards
to score.
George Washington scored in
the last 20 seconds of play when
tackle Carl Butkus ran a tumble
% yords to the goal line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Virginia Gives Harvard
Worst Licking In Years
Bv DILLON GRAHAM

4 II l. ES va,
Oct IL (R Harvard ventured
south of the Potomac today for
the first time in it's long grid
iron history and took its worst
pasting in years, a Al to 0 shell
lacking by a University of Vir-
ginia club that produced a pow
erful running attack and sharp
passing.
The Crimsons, visitors in their
first two games, made only a
few feeble gestures today and
never threatened, and whether
Virginia concentrated on a run
ming attack by Grover Jones,
Bruce Bailey and Billy Pennel
or took to the air on passes by
Joe McCary and Bailey. Har-
ward was helpless.
1t was the worst defeat by q
Harvard team since Dick Hdr-
low became coach in 1885 when
Princeton whipped the Crimson,
$50. The victory was sweet for
Virginia which had lost all OF
Harvard beginning in 1915.
Harvard a ted Chester
it's eight previous games with
Pierce, a Negro, at tackle. This
probably was the first time q
Negro had played against a
Southern team on a Dixie camp
us. Pierce played well and was
applauded when he left the
game.
More than 4 1000 fans, some
of them waving confederate
flags, attended.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

There is evidence that the
outdoor mean temperature in
cities increases as the popula-
ton increases.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Collegiate Football Results

Cortland IN. " Tchrs 10; MANSFIELD
(Pa) Tchrs 6.
Ithaca Freshmen s; Cortland Fresh
men 0.
Hartwick 20. Hamilton o.
City College of N. Y. 10; Rider 0.
Syracuse %; Temple IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12


Virginia State 40; Johnson c. Smith O.
Rice SO. Tulane 0.
Georgia Tech 20; VMI 0.
Kentucky 26; Georgia 0.
Tennessee 26; Chattanooga :.
Wake Forest 10; North Carolina I.
Shaw IL; st. Paul 0.
South Carolina rs; Furman 8.
Howard IS; Virginia Union 7.
Claflin 49,; Georgia Industrial 0.
Fiske 10; billiard 0.
Winston-Salem Tchrs 80; Livingston
College 0.
Washington & Lee Is; George Wash
ington 6.
William & Mary 81; Virginia Tech Z,
South Carolina State Is; Lane II.
Randolph-Macon 7; Guilford g..
Quantico Marines 20; Davis and Ell
kins 0.
Albania 26; Duquesne o.
Auburn 20; Florida IA.
Vanderbilt 10. University of Missis-
sippi g..
Virginia AZ; Harvard o.
Fort Valley State College 0; Knox
vile 0 (tie).
Florida Normal 1o6; Friendship Col
lege 0.
Bethune Goodman "a; Albany (Ga.)
State O..
Asheville Biltmore II; Mars Hill 0.
jackson College 10; Mississippi College
Morris Brown 10; Morehouse 0.
West Virginia State 10; Kentucky
State 8.
Western Maryland 81; Catholic Univ.
7.
Potomac State 16; Shepherd State 0.
Alabama 26; Duquesne O.
Auburn 20; Florida IA.
Paine College rs; Morris College 6.
Norfolk Naval Station rs; Philadelphia
Naval Station O.
North Carolina State 10; Clemson O.
Canisius 25; Marshall 20.
Hampton 7; Greensboro A & T O..
Davidson IL; Wofford Z.
EAST
Army o; Illinois 0.
Bucknell IS; Delaware IL.
Penn. 80; Dartmouth 0.
DepauW 10; Rochester u.
James Millikin IA; Eastern 1l1.)
Teachers 10.
Miami 90 33; Bowling Green 10.
Indiana Central IA; Manchester ~.
Iowa State Teachers 80. Emporia
Teachers 6.
Mass. State 80; Worcester Tech O..
Montclair Tchrs 7; Kutztown Tchrs O..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
--SOUTHWEST-

SOUTHWEST
Ouachita 81; East Texas Baptist o.
Jonesboro Ark State 27; Monticello
Hendrix u. Henderson 2.
West Texas State IA; Texas Mines 0.
Louisiana State 10; Texas A & M. 10.
Sui Ross, Tex. 50; Panhandle A. M. 0.
Texas College 10; Arkansas State Col
lege ID.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

Cuba buys approximately $50
worth of US. goods FOR every
500 she gets from the sale OF
sugar to US.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
VIRGINIA

Virginia scoring: Touchdowns, Bailey
2, Papit flor jones'. Grimes (for Bailey
Ottman (for jones'. Point after touch
down, Grimes 5 (placements).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

Sea Wa,er for the aquarium OF
the London geological gardens is
shipped from the Bay Of Biscay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

Notre Dame scoring: ~Touchdowns.
Brennan, Lujack flor Ashbaugh), Sim
mons tfor Panelli). Point after touch
down, Oracko tplacement). Field goal,
Oracko (piacement).
Purdue scoring: Touchdown, szulbor-
ski. Point after touchdown, Haverstock
| fplacement).
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-09

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