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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-01
Highway Patrol
Officer Guest
At Club Meeting

A talk on the educational and
enforcement program of the
State Highway Patrol featured
the regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Pascagoula Ro-
AIRY Club Wednesday noon at
he country club.
Guest speaker was Highway
patrolman Bud Gray, who was
Introduced by L. A. Watts. In
lis introduction MI. Watts paid
tribute to the highway patrol
men, and pointed out that we
end to look on them solely as
law officers instead of good citiz-
ems charged with protecting and
safeguarding the lives and in
terests of other good citizens.
Patrolman Gray told of the
high selectivity involved in
stance. he said 35 men we're
patrol and of the rigorous train
ing that they undergo before
final acceptance. in one in
instance, he said. IS men we're
placed on the patrol out of 1000
applicants.
The patrol works on a three
pronged program, he said. The
three phases are education, en-
cheering and enforcement. In
dividuals have to be educated in
the proper handling of cars just
as much as they do in the proper
handling Of firearms.
Statistics show'that rs percent
of all traffic accidents are caused
by human fault or errors"
Patrolman Gray said. Second
on the list is road deficiency and
third a defects
We have a problem of road
deficiency to contend with in
Highway 80, he pointed out,
which is narrow and unsuited to
the heavy flow of traffic which
it carries.
Guests included c. S. Beardslee
of the Moss Point club and Jim
Seals, guest of DR.. Ralph Marsh.
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Reclaimed Furniture
FOR SALE
3-pc. Sofa-bed Suite ...... $3.50
/ Philco Console Radio S3s.s0
3 Pillow back Imperial
chairs. Sll2.0e value SASS
l S0-lb. all metal ice box $3.50
] 5-pc. Breakfast set ..... $3.50
Stat seat porch rockers ..S4.93
2 occasional chairs. ca. $1,000
Furniture Company
3l4 Krebs Ave. Phone 626
% II hc nj
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DRoPHEAD SEWING MACHINE =
$500. Humans. 926 So. Market St,
phone 1851. % II o lO-i
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FOR SALE

TWO BEDROOM HoUSE-For sale.
1929 Cherubusco ST. Small down pay
ment. balance like rent. 1901 Cheru-
busco or phone 202-M. 16 If be 9-3
CONCRETE BLOCK GARAGE72sx36
#. on 50x $50 #. lot. Equipped with
81. 10000 worth of tools and machin-
cry all for s.. o 90 on terms; new g.
room house with lights. water and bu-
tame gas on 5 acres of land with IL
pecan trees. $4500.0 90 on terms, SCI off
for lash. II. p. Human. 926 So Mar
ket St. phone 1887. is 1t p 9-lO
SMALL 4-ROOM HOUSE-And two
acres near wooden mill on paved street
with electricity installed. Natural gas
available. good pump water in yard.
5000. 90 with terms; Also 5-burner ra-
diant gas heater. w. L. Blain. phone
189-W. is 2t p l0-1
INGLEWOOD HOMES FOR SALE
HOUSES AND DUPLEX APART
MENTS, HARDWOOD FLOORS. PLAS-
TERED WALLS, GAS RANGE. AUTO
Matte HOT WATER HEATERS.
$500.00 DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE
LIKE RENT, PAYS TAXES. INSUR-
ANCE. INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL.
NO CLOSING FEES. SPECIAL TERMS
FOR VETERANS. INGLEWOOD
HOMES. INC. 1901 CHERUBUScO ST,
PHONE 202-M. 16 1 fc Tic
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Is AUTOS. ACCESSORIES 2s

FOR SALE-Is42, 400 series C. M. c.
-o1g wheel base truck, two speed rear
First class condition. Ideal for
PAPER wood haul. s850.00 cash. Coast
Butane Gas Company. phone 76i,
Telephone Road. rs 1t D iO-i
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

MISCELLANEOUS
"a FOR SALE OR TRADE 2
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BUSINESS

Chronicle-Sta and Advertiser Want
Ads IA big dividends.
RECORDINGS MADE - By Lester
Scheffler. sos Lafayette Ave. Phone
WIN II c ST
LYND'S GUN SHOP-Guns repaired,
cleaned n refinished. lO4 Robinson
St, Moss Point. 4 If be $40
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U FOR SALE

THREE BEDROOM HOUSE-For sale.
$50 Buena Vista. VIII decorate to suit
purchaser. is If be Ing. GIT
FOR SALE-House and land on east
lincoln. second house from Catholic
Church. Lum Sullivan. is ct p eli
3-BEDROOM HOUSE-For sale. g2B So.
P~ascagoula st. or call 202-M or 1901
Cherubusco. is If be 9-3
THREE BEDROOM HoUSE-For sale
or rent. 921 Cherubusco st. or phone
202-M. 16 e be go
FOR SALESMAN house trailer. cheap.
Apply 1914 18th Court, City.
IS 1t p lO-l
5-ROOM MODERN HOME-For sale.
1908 Resca De La Palma. See owner
for price and terms. Anytime from 8
to 7:30 D. m. is st p 1911
FOR S~ALE-House and 4 lots. mule
and all farm equipment near city linn
its. Apply 400 Polk st. or office of
Judge Kate Denny. is 1t p 9-21
THE cHAS. DEAN HoME-At 5f2
West Washington Avenue, three bed
rooms. two complete baths. two lots
totalinE us front by 400 to inner har-
Dor canal. Beautiful live oaks. Ideal
for anyone with a boat. Price Sill .000.-
90. See E. H. Bacot or call 1850.
is At be 9-f0
7-ROOM HOUsE-In Escatawpa with
4 bedrooms. kitchen. living and
bath room. lights water and. gas. Ga
rage chicken Yard COW barn and gar
den. 10 BEARING pecan trees on one
acre lot. $5.775 90. Terms. II. ?. Hin
mans. 9z6 So. Market St. phone 1927.
ie 1t p 90
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FOR SALE

1916 two ton Chevrolet truck.
seven s:2s X 20. 10 ply tires.
used only 10000 miles. Has a
special built body. heavy tar
paulin and bows. Al condition,
Sacrifice for sale. Sl.7S0.00 cash.
See Standard Furniture Com.
panY. 3l4 Krebs Avenue. or
Phone SIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
20 FOR SALE OR TRADE

- -
BATH TUB-For sale. Humans, 926 So.
Market St. phone 1287-J. % 1t p lO-1
$50 GAL. ABOVE Ground Butane
tank. Humans. 926 So. Market ST..
phone 1871. ~ 1t p 10-1
FOOT LOCKERS-S2.95. Humans, s26
So. Market St, phone 1871:
FOR SALE = so"x4o" beveled plate
St., phone 1871. ~ 1t D 1O-I
FOR SALE-Large and medium buff
falo forge industrial blowers. also an
gle iron. Phone 1905. % ct p 10-1
FOR SALE-97 model Winchester pump
$1,000: % rifle. 500 and up. Hunting
bags. 49c. Humans, 926 So. Market
ST., phone 1871. ~ 1t p 1911
SINGER ELECTRIC RECONDITIONED
Desk type sewing machine. $1,000.
Humans. 926 So. Market St, phone
1871. 20 1t D lO-i
BICYCLES-For sale, n hand boys
and girls. $500 and up. Humans, 926
Soi Market ST.. phone l287-J.
SEWING MACHINE .MoToRS-With
foot or knee controls, also sewing
lights. Humans. 926 So. Market ST..
phone 1871. ~ 1t D 1911
FOR SALE-New Ia h. p. General
Electric motors. SI4.20. Humans, 926
So. Market St, phone 1871
% II p l0-i
FOR SALE-Winchester 20 automatic
rifle: also 81 h.. .. Scott-at-Water out
board motor. Call Philip Cunningham.
phone 4093. Kreole. % 1t p 1924
APARTMENT GAS RANGE SOS. 90.
also table top gas range and coal oil
stoves. Humans. 926 So. Market
St, phone l287-J. 20 1t p 10-1
BOX CAMERAS = Price s4.39. Dixie
Photo Shop. Standard 100 size, guar
anteed. 935 Lincoln Avenue.
~ 1t p Oil
FOR SALE-4-pc. Mans suit. size az.
slim: 2-pc. boys suit. 7 yr.; n Mack
NAV. s yr.; perfect condition. One
black Cocker Puppy. 3 mo. Call 1046-J
% 1t p l0-1
FOR sALE-3O0 amp. portable West
inghouse welding machine. on -four
wheel rubber tired trailer. Also one
2 wheels. Can be seen at 1852
Washington Ave. phone 11e7-xM
% ct p 9-24
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Chronicie-st2r and Advertiser Want
Ads pay big dividends.
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Indians still supply their tribal
larders by spearing and netting
salmon at the Cello Falls of the
Columbia River.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Georgia Clips Keyed-Up Florida
To Snure Conference Lead
BY the Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. g.
Georgia vaulted into first place in
the Southeastern Conference to-
day with 20-12 victory over Flori-
da while Georgia Tech was losing
to Tennessee, 1876.
Johnny Rauchs brilliant passing
gave the Bulldogs their first touch
down, but power plays put over the
two they needed to get by the keyed
up Gators.
John Gilbert, Florida reserve
center who usually warns the bench,
starred in the Gator line that broke
through time after time to smear
Rauch before he could throw.
Georgia was never behind, how
ever, in scoring its fourth confer
ence victory and its sixth win of
the season.
Rauch went the last foot of a 75-
yard frst-quarter drive that fea-
tured his passes. In the third
period Joe 'Geri scored from 13
yards out and Floyd Reid took a
tossout from Rauch to go two yarcs
fer fourth quarter touchdown.
F.orida's leading ground gamer,
Chuck Hunsinger, made the most
spectacular playa 64-yard punt re-
turn for the Gators fourth-quarter
touchdown. They had registered
six points in the second period after
a series of line smashes that went
81 wards
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Mexican Horses Score Heavily
In Nationals Military Event

Chips, third, and Morton w. Smiths
Request, fourth.
Teddy Lecarpentier from Reister-
town, Md, rode Hal to victories in
the pony working hunter hacks. the
large pony Corinthian and the pony
hunter hacks and was third in the
pony hacks.
Mrs. Walter T. KEGS Cockeysville,
Md, entry Safety Pin. ridden by
Barbara Zade from Towson, ac-
counted for the Pony Working
Hunters and was fourth in both the
pony Corinthian and the pony
working hunter hacks.
Cynthia GRAHAM, 6, from Luther
vile, Md, captivated the crowded
galleries as she piloted her Thane
OF Wales to a second ribbon In the
small pony hunter hack event.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
The Lineups

GEORGIA
Left ends-Chandler, Sellers, Watson.
Left tackles-Fehrer, Bush.
Left guards-George. Jobbs, Greer.
Centars-Jackura, Bradshaw
Right guards-B. Reid, johnson, Love.
Right tackles-Payne. Yelvington
Right ends-Conally Lorendo. Duke
Quarterbacks - Walston, Field. Rauch
Prosperi
Left halfbscks-Bradbury. Nixon, Nc
Call, Bronson. Geri.
Right halfbacks - Maricich, r. Reid
Dona ldSon, Bradbury.
Fullbacks-Bodine, TillitSki, Hopp.
FLORIDA
Left ends--Bishop, Turner,
Left guards-Heurta. Cole, Brown.
Centers-Kynes, Gilbert.
Right guerds-Groves, Lojnzo
Right tackles-Ustton, Brya.
Right ends-Vaccaro, johnson, Haw-
kins
Quarterbacks-Belden. Lewis, Yancey
Left haltba cks - Munsinger, Montse-
deoca, Broadcus. Lewis.
Right halfbacks-Grfiin, Cox, Michael
Fuiibacks-Godwin. Parker.
fio2fds fsGrd,a --- 3 g 3 sEEfiss
Georgia scoring: Touchdowns-Rauch
Geri, F. Reid. Points after touchdown
Gerl. . tplacementsJ.
Florida scoring: Touchdowns - Cox
Hunsinger.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Dartmouth Edges Columbia
Despite Kusserow's1O3- Run

fingered Fitkin grabbed a 15-yard
pass Clayton threw from Dart
mouths 20 and then galloped with
it for IS yards. Carey placekicked
the extra points.
Two passes to Kusserow and one
to End Adam Rakowski moved Co.
lumbia to Dartmouth's two-yard
line. Kusserow, who played the en-
tire game at fullback, banged
through for his second touchdown.
A few minutes later, Left Half
Johnny Nork got the Lions rolling
from mid1eld with 20-yard heave
to Kusserow. Another 20-yard pass
enabled End Bill Lockwood to score
standing up.
There were only four minutes
after Chuck Klemovich booted his
third conversion which shaved the
Dartmouth lead to five points. Co.
lumbia then took to the air to try
to snatch the victory in the closing
minutes, but Dartmouth was able to
break up the attack.
COLUMBIA.
Left end-Grubman, Ward
Left tackle - Briggs, O'Shaughnessy,
Camponegro.
Left euard-Ka.as. Pell
Center-Shekitka, Berger. Chaky
Right guard-Klemovich, Bacauskas.
Right tackle-Hampton, Mcconnell
Rieht end-Rakowski, lockwood, Can
non. Straka.
Observation-Disclosures.
Left half-Nork. Van Bellingham.
Right half-Olson. Bleasdale.
Full back-KuSserow.
DARTMOUTH.
Left end-Armstrong. Joe Sarno, Spoor
Left tackie-Jenkins, Eberle
Left guard-Truncelliot, Melville, Fox.
Center-Staley, Murphy.
Right guard-Young, Boguardus, Buck
Risht tackle-Bailey. Gowen.
Right end-Rowe. Beeman
Quarter back-Clayton, Pensavalle.
Left half-Sultvan. Tyler
Right half-Fitkin, Perry, Chapman,
Jerry Sarno.
Fullback-carey. Dey. Lynch. Bohuslav,
fSiTmsis 6s4tmoath -- - g ! q ltESss lttESsss
Columbia scoring: Touchdowns-Kus-
serow t2l. Lockwood. Points after touch
dcwns--klemovich l3) tplacekicks,.
kin t2), Carey i2). Points after touch
downS-Carey (2) (placeEicks)
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Two CY0 EIevens Maintain
Clear Records in Loon

Blessed Sacrament in Section /
and st. Anthony's in Section 2
kept their records clean in CYO
Junior Football League football by
winning yesterday.
Blessed Sacrament. paced by Frank
Maloney, defeated St. Teresa's, TO.
Dickie Webb was outstanding for
the losers. Don thompson was the
big gun as st. Anthony's trounced
st. Martins, 800. Davie OConnor
was a standout for st. Martins.
Other scores, with outstanding play
ers in parentheses:
Tommy slye3; !; St: Peters Larry war
6; St. Michaers Frank Harding, A.;
81 s., A Ann & s; O. ssection ,: 81. Jerome s
McMannl; @; St. Francis de salles 'John
Fitzgeraldl. 49, Nativity (Davie DeVries)
intermediate: St. Francis de Salles, /
St. Martins (forfeit). Holy Comforter
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Cornell Beats COLGATE
14-6, in Battle Fought
In Ank|e:Deep Mud
BY the Associated Press

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 6.-Cornell
University's high-powered football
team slithered to a 14-6 triumph
over Colgate today in ankle-deep
mud.
A crowd OF 1900, protected some
what from a steady downpour by
raincoats and umbrellas, saw the
Big Red capture the upstate New
York big Three" championship in
decisive style in the second half.
The Cornell attack was spanked
by Fullback jeff Fleischmanr, who
averaged nearly five yards a try
in "a attempts. He also scored
Cornell's first touchdown.
Another big factor in the Cornell
victory was the play of Bob Dean,
also a fullback. who scored the
second touchdown and booted both
extra points
Colgate scored in the second Pc
riod when Substitute Quarterback
Carroll Mclaughlin heaved mighty
pass from his own Al. Halfback
Alan Egler caught the ball on the
Cornell 20 and scooted the rest of
the way for the score Sob Cochran's
placement try for the extra point
was blocked.
Deans boot from placement put
Cornell ahead in the third period
after Fleischmann scored on a nine
yard plunge. skidoing over the goal
line on his face,
Dean ran IA yards around his own
left end without a hand being laid
on him for the Big Reds final tally.
Deans kicking, as usual, was
superb. His best effort came in
the first period when he booted the
ball from his own end zone into
the Colgate end zone. Officially,
the boot was good for SO yards,
being measured from the Cornell
II to the Colgate 20 where the
Red Raiders automatically put the
ball in play.
Cornell, which captured the
mythical upstate New York big
Three" title by having previously
beaten Syracuse, now has a season
record of six wins against a lone
defeat at the hands of Army
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Mississippi Southern
Beaten by Alabama, 27-0
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Nov. g.
Alabama piled up the yardage when
it counted today and outscored a
scrappy Mississippi Southern foot
ball team, 27-0.
Passes and pass interceptions
spelled the margin of victory. The
'Bamans scored once on all inter-
cepted aerial and twice on long
passes of their own.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
IheLineups
STANFORD,

STANFORO.
Left end-Mervin. Rose, Enberg.
Left tackle-Rau, Culin
Left guard-Fix, Liljenwan. Cook
Center-BarneS, Abraham, CastaRnoli
Right Ruard-McKittrick. Rohrer.
Right tackle-White. Bulge, Poulson
Right end-Laakso. Chilotti. Martin
arterback-Campbell, Shaw. Devine
Left haf-White. Klein. Erickson. Titus.
Right half--Benson, Andrews, Anderson,
Duket,
Fullback-Mitchell. Anderson, Van Al
styne. Kelin. De Young.
ARMY.
Left end-Foldbers. Kellum. Emblad,
Left tackle-Feir. Atom. Ackerson, HEM.
Left Ruard-Lunn. Henry, Kaseman,
=, Center-Yeoman, Bullock. Maladowitz.
Right suard-oalloway, Fastuca, Barnes,
RiRht tackle-Davis, Howell Rawers,
b Right end--Parrisn. Trent. Kuyk Kulpa,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, McCrane, Dieiens
Left half-Stuart. Vinson, Cain. ShUltz
Right half - Scott, Shelley, Gillette.
Fullback Kuckhahn. CO.
sentino. Depew.,
Stanford z o O. q
Army = 16 q 14-9
Army scoring: Touchdowns-stepheno
son. Stuart f2). Galiffa. Shultz. Cosentino
Fonts after touchdown-Yeoman (5j,
tpiaceklcks). Safety-Army.
Statistics
Evening star., 1948-11-07
By Angelina }. corobeIIi

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Capt. Ruben
Uriza Of the Mexican army, riding
Hatuey, won the Individual Inter-
national Military Special Challenge
Trophy. a feature of the National
Horse Show program tonight in
Madison Square Garden. Second
and third places also went to Mexi-
can horses, Jarechoe and Arete,
while Canada's Skip was fourth.
The $1,000 Professional Horse
mems Association Challenge Trophy
for jumpers was taken by Paul r.
Fout's 3-year-old filly. Golden
Chance. Spunky Fishers Reckless
was runnerup, Sterling Smiths Mr..
Evening star., 1948-11-07
BY the Assoeioied Press

HANOVER, N. H, Nov. 6.-Dart-
mouths fast-starting Indians eked
out a 1921 victory over Columbia
by smearing the Lions famed aerial
attack in the semi-darkness of the
last four minutes today before $4,000
fans.
1t was a day of thrills for the
largest crowd ever to watch a foot
ball game in this ancient college
town. The biggest thrill was furn-
ished by Columbia's Lou Kusserow,
who returned a kickoff 103 yards
The Indians, beaten only by strong
Pennsylvania in the first of their
five previous starts, threatened to
make it runaway at the outset.
Score in Seven Plays.
They needed only seven plays to
score after taking the opening kick
off, Hal Fitkin making the first
touchdown with an eight-yard slam
off left tackle.
Herb Carey, Dartmouth's heavy
duty fullback, romped 40 yards for
the second touchdown in the second
session, just after Sophomore
Johnny Clayton's aerial to End Dale
Armstrong in the Columbia end
zone was nullifed by a clipping
penalty.
Finding themselves behind 1910,
for Dartmouth missed its first two
extra point tries, the Lions started
roaring. Kusserow, Columbia's top
ground-gainer, started his team
mates on the upgrade by taking a
kickoff three yards behind his goal
line and going all the way just be-
fore halftime
Previously two Columbia drives
to Dartmouth's five-yard line were
checked by aerial failures.
Dartmouth Scores Again.
Carey and Fitkin each scored
again in the third period. Carey
climaxed a 60-yard march with a
Onward scoring rim and the pllle-
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Texas Hands Baylor
First Defeat, 13 10 10,
In Hard-Fought Battle
By the Associcted Press


/ WACO, Tex, Nov. 6.-The Texas
Longhorns hit the comeback trail
today, coming from behind to nudge
Baylor, 13 to 10, in a wild, hard
fought football game before 10000
at Municipal Stadium. 1t was the
first defeat for once-tied Baylor.
In the final analysis, it was Texas
Quarterback Paul Campbell's i'm
proved passing arm that turned the
trick for the Longhorns after it
looked as if the Bears had the
game in the bag.
Baylor Scores First.
Baylor drew blood first in the Sec
ond period with a touchdown and
the extra point. Then the Bruins
added three more points with a
field goal in the third quarter.
Shortly thereafter, Texas came
back with a 7O-yard pay-off drive
for a touchdown, and Campbell's
pass to End George Mccall in the
fourth period sewed it up for Texas.
A tumble by Texas Ray Borneman
set up Baylors first touchdown.
Don Mouser pounced on the ball on
the Texas FIVE. Jerry Mangum
found a big hole and ran over for
the score. Henry Dickerson place
kicked the extra point. rr
tumble Is Costly.
Another Texas tumble put Baylor
in scoring position in the third.
Billy Pyle fumbled Adrian Burks
punt after running it from the goal
lirie and Baylor recovered on the
Texas Is. Three plays left the
ball on the II and Dickerson came
in to boot the field goal.
Texas stormed back, driving in
eight plays to score. Then came
Campbell's game-winning pass.
BAYLOR.
Left end-Riley. Gloss. Dickerson.
Lelt tacK4e-Helronimus, Wright, Rob-
Left guaro-Jones. OuaLs
Center-Heubner. Southern.
Right guard-Mouser. Stone Reid
Right tackle-Tlnsey, Baushman, Mas
'.'" r-r.'-F'~-~r;iD Neviu
Quarterback-Burk, Fry.
L. .I-4.Dack-Slms, Grimm, Nett, 3
Parker
Right halfback-Blackwood, Mckinney.
Fullback-Mangum Hall, Boydstun.
TEXAS.
Left end-Holder. Proctor
Left tackle-Petrovich. Vykukal
Left suard-Vasicek. McFadin,
Center-Rowan. Harris
Right guard-Fry, Wolfe, Miller.
Right tackle-Kelley. Tatom, jackson
Right end-Schwart Zkopt, Mccall
uarterback-Campbell Lee
Left halfback-Pyle, Guess, GilIory.
Right halfback-Clay
Notwithstanding, Landry
Baylor O o-1o
Texas o O & ia
Baylor scoring: Touchdovn--i-n~'lm
Point after touchdown: Dickerson (place-
mentl. Filed goal-Dickerson tpIacementl
Texas scoring: Touchdowns-c1ay, Nc
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Rifle Ace to Be I'd Guest

The Touchdown Club will salute
Arthur Cook, Olympic and United
States National rifle champion, as
the Washington areas youth of
the year" tomorrow when he ad-
dresses the clubs weekly luncheon
at 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-07


South Carolina alumni, who gave Coach Rex
Enright a new Chrysler in 1941 and a Cadillac
last year in appreciation of his efforts, want to
give him a present now-the gate. When
Apprentice Rider w. J. Passmore, now at Pimlico.
returns to California for the winter season, he'll
have to attend special classes at Santa Anita be-
cause he's only 16 and the State law requires all
persons under IS to go to school.
Would you believe" writes Norman Roach
of Falls Church, that Sammy Baugh Is practically
unknown in South Texas, where pro football re-
ceives little or no publicity? I tried to show my
10-year-old nephew in Corpus Christi how Baugh
hnlds the hall when ne asked nEalleh2
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Army Back, Injured,
Released by Hospital

NEW YORK, Nov. R.-Gus
Dielens, Army quarterback, was re-
leased from Presbyterian Hospital
today after emergency treatment
for a neck injury suffered in the
Army stanford football game.
Hospital attendants said X-rays
showed no fracture. The player was
released to the care of an Amy
,,hucicion
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Ohio Wesleyan Whips Rollins

DELAWARE, OHIO, Nov. 6 R.-
Ohio Wesleyan's battling Bishops
marched to their fifth straight vic.
tory as they downed Rollings Col
lege Ia to 7 todey.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Win, Lose, or Draw
he BubbIina CuuIdron
By FRANCIS STANN
Star StoR Correspondent

Steum From the Bubbling Cuudron
COLUMBIA, c. Nov 6-Ony two coaches-Jim Tatum and
George Barclayew with Maryands football fewer
than eight others having been assigned North Carolina
against Coach Jim
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Thot Growing Better Thun- Boueh Club

Mike Cannon Columbia
he has is 6foot 4nch 27pound freshman
Carolina named Johnny Boyle from Brooklyn I've Baugh
Gimer Luckman Others
this kid tops em all him complete 108 of ITO
actual count in special defense practice the
Jack Onsow Of the White Sox has OF
humor that handy He tells of the he
undersudy Detroit Catcher Stanage when the
good town they'd bench Sanage and I'd the
I'd be there batting against Walter Johnson Joe Wood
and Ed Walsh And why not? Detroit taking chances
Of having good catcher like hit the
White Catcher Robinson reported headed
troit in exchange for nheder Eddie Lake William
could of its students spring. the Indians would be
heavy avorites in baseball hes Vic Ra pitcher for the
Yankees who's been seeking physical education degree on