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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
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Evening star., 1948-10-18
OkIohomo' sRoyoIStoro ofWeek;
Virginio| S Popit Is Runnerup

turned in by Gene Rossides of
Columbia, who passed to two touch
downs, broke up couple of enemy
drives by interceptions and re-
covered tumble. But for all his
efforts, Columbia was beaten by
Pennsylvania in the last minute,
20-14.
Other Saturday stars:
Billy Conn, Georgetown-Thrsw
two fourth-quarter passes for touch
downs that beat Tulsa, 1877.
Norm Van Brocklin, Oregon quar-
terback-Kicking and passing set up
touchdown and safety that beat
Southern California, 81.
Bob De Moss, Completed
five Of 10 passes for 139 yards,
scored one touchdown, passed for
another in Purdue's 20-13 victory
over Iowa.
Frank zeizler, Georgia Tech-Had
two quick kicks of 10 yards, scored
one touchdown, was consistent
gamer in 27-o triumph over Auburn.
Gilbert johnson, Southern Meth
odist-Completed 7 of 10 passes for
100 yards, three for touchdowns, in
1877 conquest of Rice.
Pete Stout, Texas Christian
Scored three touchdowns in 27-14
win over Texas A. and M.
Bobby Goff, Texas A. and M
Carried ball "a times for 1877 yards
against T. G. U.
Gil Stephenson Of Army-Scored
three touchdowns, gained ITO yards
on q tries In 20-7 victory over Har-
ward.
Jen Fleischmann of Cornell-Ac-
counted for three of five touch
downs in 34-7 verdict over Syracuse
Evening star., 1948-10-18
U|ine' S Mat Program
Offering Tag Match

Mat twin features will headline
the action tonight when colorful
principals oppose in the weekly
competition at Uline Arena, starting
at $3.50.
In an hour-limit Australian tag
team match requiring two of three
falls, the 260-pound Red Terror
and 240-pound Tarzan Frank Hewitt
will meet Olaf Erickson and Paddy
Mack.
In a one-fall finish event, George
Lenihan Of Boston will be tested by
Fritz ziegfried, 218-pound New
York muscleman.
Supporting 30-minute matches
list Cob VS.. George Sikorski and
Russ Columbo VS.. Jim Wallis.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Quarterback
CONTINUED From Page A-13)

to stay there. The sophomore from
Philadelphia, First Down Johnny"
now has gained 468 yards in 43 ball
carrying efforts In his teams four
games for q l0.8 average a try. He
Is not the all-round back that North
Carolina's Charley Justice is, but
when Justice and Papit meet in No
vember 1t should be quite duel
They say in Lexington that Geor-
gia, Tech showed Washington and
Lee some mercy the previous week
In winning, $50, but Virginia was
pounding all the way. A Virginia
college paper printed an imaginary
interview with w. and L. Coach Art
Lewis, which Guepe presumed to be
true and It made him mad. Maybe
that was the purpose of it. At any
rate, the Cavaliers were terriffic.
They occasionally operated from &
double winged T that baf1led the
Generals and 1t made Papit's job
easier. The folks are frowning
again ut Washington and Lee, but
when Arlington's Ray Lester gets
warmed up in that T-formation
quarterback slot the Generals are
not going to be pushovers.
-WHITILESEY.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Leuhy Looks EN- Over.
Struggle for AN-Americo Spots
Now Beginning to Take Shape

Hart and Martin Of. Notre Dame,
Rtfenburg of Michigan, Dorsey Of
Ohio State, Foldberg of Army,
Weiner Of North Carolina, Brod-
max of Georgia Tech, Cara Of
Oregon and the injured Joe Zu-
ravleff Of Northwestern giving
chase. Saturdays coming clash
between Michigan and Minnesota
should decide more than the pos
SCISSOR Of the Little Brown Jug,
as Nomellini Of Minnesota and
Wistert Of Michigan display their
respective wares at tackle. Texas
gives us Harris and Petrovich,
with Stautner Of Boston College
representing the East. Guards
Franz Of California, Healy Of
Georgia Tech, Tomasi Of Michi-
gan and Wendell of Notre Dame
are striving to move the injured
Bill Fischer Off the first club.
Alex Sarkislan Of Northwestern
and Chuck Bednarik of Penn
lead the pack Of pivot-men, with
Dworsky Of Michigan, yeoman Of
Army, and Tonnemaker Of
Minnesota in pursuit.
Slow starters will be added to
this list during the course Of the
following weeks, but the listed
gents already have indicated
their desire to be considered.
(McNaught Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Lions Facing Hershey
After Loss 10 Reds

Coach Frank Beisler's Washing
ton Lions are pointing for their
first American Hockey League VIC
tory Of the season, following a third
successive reversal last night in a
AZ game with the Rhode Island
Reds in Providence.
The Lions meet the Hershey Bears
at Uline Arena tomorrow night at
$3.50.
Veteran Paul Gauthier played well
in the net for Washington last
night, but could not hold back the
Reds offensive which gained a goal
in the first period, two more in the
second and another in the final.
Harry Dick pulled Washington
into a 1-all deadlock early in the
second period, but Providence had
added three more before Walter
Babey got the Lions second tally.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
By the Asseeiofed Press

GLENDALE, Calf, Oct. l8.-
Colts professional nomads scattered
to the four winds today, the 194s
tournament campaigns practically
over. and once again the winner of
the last one was Ben Hogan.
Hogan won the inaugural $4,000
Glendale Open yesterday with 49,
under-par score of 275 for the u
holes of play at the Oakmont Coun-
try Club.
Bantam Ben erased Lloyd Man
grum's victory hopes in yesterday s
final round with a 64-eight blows
under par for the course and break
ing the competitive record of 65
hung up previously in the tourna-
ment by Skip Alexander of Lexing-
ton, N. G.
Mangrum started the round -four
strokes in front of Hogan, but went
two over on the par SO front nine
He came back in four strokes under
par for 38-32-70 and a total Of
277, but Hogan already had clincheo
the victory.
Hogan, before heading for hi.
home at Fort Worth, Tex, pocketee
$2,450 first money and brought hi.
earnings up to $35,547 in PGA.
sponsored tournaments this year.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
BY the Assoeiated Presa

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Oklahoma' 8
Darrell Royal figured in four touch
downs Saturday as the Sooners
smothered Kansas State, 40. He
scored two on long runs and passed
to two others.
One Of his touchdown runs was
for 95 yards, the other for 40. This
one-man show made him the indi-
vidual star of the week in college
football.
But he had plenty Of competition.
John Papit, University of Vir-
ginia sophomore from Philadelphia.
ripped off touchdown runs of SO, so
and Al yards in his teams AIS rout
Of Washington and Lee.
He carried the ball 16 times and
averaged IA yards q whack to ac-
count for 224 of the BAT yards Vir-
ginia rolled up.
Wally Triplett Of Penn State was
another who had a busy afternoon,
scoring touchdowns on runs of IS
dA1O o3 ydIuS dIlQ GOtdilIlS Z1S ydTuS
in II rushing tries. His teammate,
Elwood Petchell, Tailed three times
as Penn State whipped West Vir-
ginia, 377.
Michigan's sophomore wizard, Leo
Kocesh of Canonsburg, Pa. playing
against sterner opposition, also
scored three touchdowns in the
Wolverines $50 triumph over
Northwestern. He bulled over from
the for one and caught passes for
the other two.
Probably the best performance by
a player on a losing team was
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Pim|ico Special Next
For Citation, Resting
After Gold Cup Win
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Rolling ir
wealth and praised as the greatest
racer Of the century, Citation pre-.
pared today to head for Baltimore
and another easy $25,00o before
taking a well-earned vacation.
The sensational Calumet Farm
champion of champions is scheduled
to make his final appearance of the
season in the $25,0o0 winner-take-
all Pimlico Special a week from
Friday.
That will give him plenty of time
to rest up after his latest success, a
brilliant but easy romp over an in
ternational field of eight rivals in
the s111,700 Empire City Gold Cup
Saturday at Belmont Park.
1t was Citations 18th win in II
starts this year and the oath trip to
the winners circle in 26 races dur
ing his dazzling two years of cam
paigning.
Never out of the money, Citation
ran second to stablemate Bewitch as
2-year-old and second to Saggy
last spring. He trounced both OF
them soundly on other occasions.
His Gold Cup victory boosted
Citations all-time bankroll to $780,
$50. OF this $664,570 was earned
this season, a sum unprecedented in
turf history.
Only Stymie, Mrs. Ethel D. ia
cobs' gallant 7-year-old Star, now
in retirement after injury this sum-
mer, is above Citation in the list
Of the worlds leading money win
ners, Stymie has won $911,33 leav-
ing the Calumet flyer just $91 ,085
behind.
Man O'War just wasn't lucky
enough to be around in these days
Of big purses. Big Reds total earn
ings in two years were $249 Asa
tremendous amount in those days
Citation on Saturday tipped around
the mile and five-eighths in 2:42A45
with Jockey Eddie Arcaro easing
him home two lengths ahead OF
c. v. Whitney's Phalanx. Ben Whit
aker's CarolynSA. was third.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Arbitrator, Pepper
Capture Honors in
Marlboro Show
By AnqeIino J. corobeIIi

A schedule of 23 classes that
dragged into darkness in spite of
the fact that two classes were called
tested the endurance of mounts,
riders and spectators yesterday at
the Marlboro CMd1 Fairs horse
show. Peggy Shippers Arbitrator
and r. H. Hills Pepper emerged
hunter and Jumper champions re-
spectively.
Arbitrator was a double winner,
scoring in both the ladies' hunters
and the working hunters and plac-
ing In the open hunters for 13 points.
A. H. Smiths Flying Heels was
runner-up with q 6-point score,
having placed in both the ladies'
and the pair events.
Peppers spectacular win was his
Victory in the triple bar event with
the bars at four feet and with a
spread of II feet. This gray leaper
also took q second place in the
touch-and-out class for his eight
point tally. The reserve resulted in
a 3-day tie among Robert c. Lees
Bonne File, Skippy Diehlman's Steel
Rock and Sergt. Joe Owens Black
Jack, each scoring six points.
Steel Rock with his young owner
in the saddle was winner of the
knox -down-and-out and was fourth
in the triple bar: Black Jack with
Ronny Mayo riding was winner Of
the open jumpers and fourth in the
touch -and-out and Bonnie File
with her owner up was second in
both the knock-down-and-out and
the open for their 6-point score.
Most popular victory of the day
was Nancy and Katherine Kelly's
win in the pair class as these two
hard-riding daughters Of John L..
Kelly had a perfect round mounted
on Maryland Miss and Blackie to
turn back an experienced field.
Katherine also scored with Mary
land Miss in the junior events, win
ming both the children's hacks and
the Junior working hunters. Nancy
was winner of the junior horseman-
ship class, placing over Claire Taylor
and Nancy Smith.
In the Breeding classes entries Of
Robert L. Hall and E. Taylor Chewn-
ing were consistent winners. Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner Hallman's Lady
Jack, well-known jumper, was win
ner Of the nonthoroughbred brood
mare class Beale Walk won the
open hunter event.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Hogan, Glendale Open Winner,
Boosts Winnings to $35, ,547

Mangrum received $1,750 and
brought his earnings to $34 1882.
Skip Alexander finished in third
place with &c for 279 and $1,240
and Cary Middlecoff. Memphis
grabbed fourth with a II for 283 and
81, 100 to round out the top money
winners.
Hogan bagged eight brides on his
round and had only "a puts as q
gallery ranging around 1000 cheered
him in.
Several Of the leading pros, in
cluding Alexander, Middlecof and
Ed Furgol, are staying here to play
in the Santa Anita 54-hole tour.
nament starting Friday. They also
are slated to play in a tournament
at Honolulu later this month
Evening star., 1948-10-18

it was necessary to formulate
some criteria upon which we will
base our ultimate opinions. Be-
fore submitting the name Of any
young man for such final recog-
milton, we would like to know the
minutes he has participated in
each game, the caliber Of the op-
position and his reaction when
his team is losing, or in q par
ticularly close contest. Coupling
these factors with the obvious
mechanical perfections neces-
sary, we are then in a position
to proceed in the nominations.
Outstanding performers on win
ming aggregations naturally are
accorded notice as their desire to
win well may be the factor in
their teams success.
i Headlines usually being re-
served for halfbacks, we find
1948 no exception, as many star
performers are battling for these
two coveted spots. Charley Jus
tice, in leading North Carolina
In its bid for q Southern Con-
ference title was slowed down
over the week end by North
Carolina State, II being held to
one touchdown pass can be
called slowing down. In South
ern Methodist's victory over Rice,
Doak Walkers consistency proved
his right to possible mythical
honors.
Sitk0 Continues Fast Pace.
Our own Emil Sitko, work.
horse for Notre Dame, continued
his bid In contributing to the
downfall of the stubborn Ne
braska Cornhuskers. In defeat
Clyde SCOTS 36-yard run proved
his ability in topnotch competi-
ton, as Arkansas bowed to Texas.
Shorty McWilliams continues to
show the brilliance that brought
him fame at Army, as Mississippi
State continued her victory
march over Cincinnati. In final
tabulation other halfbacks whose
early season form will merit
them consideration are Aschen-
brenner Of Northwestern, Talia-
ferro of Indiana, Jackson Of Yale,
Hayes Of Santa Clara, Ortmann
and Teninga of Michigan and
Faunce Of Minnesota.
Leading contenders to I'LL John
Lujacks shoes as the Nations
top quarterback are Norm Van
Brocklin who sparked Oregons
all-important victory over South
ern California, victory which
well may result in the Pacific
Coast Conference ending in a tie.
Johnny Rauch, Georgias ct"
master. is the guiding hand In
steering Georgia into the run.
nerup spot in the Southeastern
Conference. Completing eight
out Of ten passes against North
western, Frank Tripucka raised
his average to compare with the
best in the country. Other lead
.erS are Don Burson of North
western, Pete Elliott Of Michigan,
Gene Rossides of Columbia,
Heath of Nevada and Galiffa Of
Army. The fullback slot Is wide
open as Jensen of California,
Whistler Of Ohio State, Penelli of
Notre Dame, and Murakowski Of
Northwestern slug 1t out for first
team honors.
Poole Leads Flankmen.
At end, the perennial Poole Of
Mississippi is out in front. with
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Sugar Radio Wins Again
In Soccer Leaaue PIay

Sugar Radio, Marlboro an6
Charles County won their second
straight games in Washington anc
Suburban Soccer League yesterday
Sugar topped Pan-American, 81;
Marlboro beat Indian Head, 81
and Charles County edged Glasva
2-1.
In other games Martin Bakery
topped OSIA, 81, and Rockville
won over Maryland Sports Club, 10
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Unbeuten Wofford
Never q Winner
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

SPARTANBURG, 8. G., Oct.
1s.-Wofford College has the best
drawing" football team in the
country.
The reference Is not to the
teams success In Turing cash GUS
toners to its contests, but rather
to its record Of four straight
tie games.
The Terriers opened with q 6-6
tie game against Hampden-Syd-
ney, played q scoreless game
with Northwestern State of Lou.
isiana, followed with a TT dead
lock against Catawba, and Sat.
urday went TT with Furman.
Evening star., 1948-10-18

their favorite
AL America
selections. AS
various "fool-
proof" sys-
TENS of selec-
on ru n
r a m p q n t
through o u t
the U nit e d
States, ju S t
as varied are
the selections
tn q t result.
Being q men,
ber of an ALL
America ad-
yiSorv hoard
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Net Title for Clark

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 18 R.-
Straight Clark, National intercol-
legiate net star from Los Angeles,
outlasted Clyde Hippensteil of San
Bernardino, Calf, 6-, @6, 13-11,
to take the mems singles champion
ship Of the seth annual Southwest
ern tennis tournament here yes
terday.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Golf Tourney Tomorrow

The fall handicap mixed Scotch
foursome tournament of the Dis
trict Golf Association is scheduled
tomorrow at Washington Golf and
Country Club. Post entries will be
accepted.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Leohy Looks EN- Over .
By Fronk leohy
Metre Dame Football coae|

Having progressed sufficiently
far enough along the football
trail, the various sectors are
beating their publicity drums for
Evening star., 1948-10-18

CITATIONS VICTORY WALTZ-How great horse,
met Farms Citation along in his winning efforts apty
illustrated by these photos made during running the
national Gold Cup at Belmont Park Saturday An
running third (op) he passes the stands first time
around in the test Citation Eddie up picks
speed center he leads field rounding the for final
drive down the stretch At finish bottom
great with all hoos of the ground. "A Wrephoto
Evening star., 1948-10-18
fowler, ". & J., Tops
College Grid Scorers;
kusserow SparkIes
Nv ths Assoe;o,sd prsss

NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-Dan Tow
Ter, who totes the football for little
Washington and Jefferson College
Of washington, Pa, is the Nations
leading college scorer.
fowler in three games has con-
tributed II touchdowns and eight
points-after for a total Of "A points.
That easily ortstrips the top point
makers in the established confer
ences.
Among the larger schools, Lou
KuSserow, Columbia halfback, Is
the pace-setter with nine touch
downs and 54 points. Doak Walk
er, Southern Methodist University's
All-America, has seven touchdowns
and II extra points for So points.
Hank fresh Of Hanover, Ind,
in the Little Hoosier Conference has
scored nine touchdowns for "a
points.
Leaders in the major conferences
follow:
Lou KgsssE9y, YosEgyc cslgnS,s s Q IL
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Eddie TslbSSRi nnIfT%snW Wy9miHs %nnsEv,tSs9 91s 20
Charley Justice, n Carolina o 0 80
Pacific C0AsT CONFERENCE.
Gnsriis iaSr sn.y sna.yer; n California g 9 9 3s
| BIG SEVEN.
George Thomas, Oklahoma o o SO
| MISSOURI VALLEY.
Art Hodges, Wichita 4 10 "a
| BIG NINE.
Joe Whistler. Ohio State 5 O 0 80
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Charles HUnsinser, Florida 4 o o "a
Evening star., 1948-10-18

Five years ago Washington
swamped Green Bay, 1877, and
New York defeated Brooklyn,
300, in professional football.
Evening star., 1948-10-18

Three years ago-Billy Conn
accepted contract to fight Joe
Louis in June, 1946.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Vict0rs ut Argyle.

VICtUES NJ ATSyIe.
Mrs. Nolan Gibson and M. Car
penter won Argyle's nine hole mixed
Scotch foursome with a 1855
Three teams tied for second low net
Doris Rothwell and Phil Brousseau
45-9-36; Mrs. Charles Thompson
and Tom Berry, 43-7-36, and
Helena Meyers and Sandy MacFar-
lain, 47-l1-36.
Evening star., 1948-10-18
Club Final Is Delayed.

William McFerren's trans At
lAntic flight schedule continues to
tie UP the Indian Spring Club
championship. McFerren has yet
to play Alan Weisberg, with the
winner of that match to meet
Volney Burnett for one final-round
berth. Eddie Ault already is in the
f1nal OF the other bracket after q
4-and-2 triumph over r. H. OMalley,
Ad-daleel., 1948-12-22
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