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The Lexington advertiser., 1950-01-12

Dinner with friends at the Mi
yako Japanese restaurant, and
Josephine Hull, the actress, was in
the group. She proved to be a
most engaging and attractive per-
son. She was getting ready to
leave for Hollywood TO play the
feminine lead in the movie ver-
sion Of Harvey" which she did
for so long on the Broadway
stage opposite Frank Fay. In
the film, however, she will play
opposite James Stewart. If the
movie is as funny as the play,
it would be very popular.
The Lexington advertiser., 1950-01-12

The music broadcast throughout
Grand Central station which has
been mentioned in this column is
no more. For the past several
weeks during all the hours of the
day and most of the night steady
stream of music and commercial
announcements has poured from
dozens Of loud speakers stationed
all over this big railroad station.
You walked along and listened to
a Strauss waltz, then heard wat
ches or beer advertised just as on
the radio. Some people kicked
about all this, saying the station
owners had no right to force mu-
sic and ads on the patrons Of the
station just because they happen
ed to be in it. The newspapers
took up the cry and last week the
program" was stopped, although
1t was supposed to make about
100000 a year for the railroad
company. Personally, liked the
music and tolerated the CONNER
cial announcements. But in any
big crowd, you'll always find a
few folks who will kick about
anything.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Tulsa Rallies 10 Win
Over Houston, 1911
by The Assoeiafed Press

HOUSTON, Dec. 2.-Tulsa's S
Missouri Valley Conference cham
pions ground out a 73-yard, final
quarter touchdown today to hand
University of Houston a 2s-to-21
defeat.
Halfback Dwight Redman skirt
ed left end on a handoff for the
winning score. Three roughing
penalties had figured in the drive.
Houston had tied the count at
21-21 in the third period on a
49-yard pass from Quarterback
jolly Hartsell to Halfback Max
Clark after Tulsa had overcome an
early 14-point deficit by striking
for three touchdowns In the sec
ond quarter.
An s0-yard touchdown drive.
and two scoring passes from
Quarterback Ronald Morris to
End Ken Click put Tulsa ahead
in the second quarter. Halfback
Jack Crocker scored from the
three.
Houston jumped into its first
quarter lead on a 67-yard dash
through center by Fullback Au-
brey Baker and a 7-yard smash
through center by Clark after a
Tulsa tumble had been recovered
on the Oklahomans' %.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

touchdowns. Scott missed three,
Charley Harding one and Dave
Barker one. The Cavaliers passed
for one of their two extra points,
Harding to Scott, and Barker
kicked one.
Four of Virginia's touchdowns
were aided by tumble recoveries,
including their fifth just SO
seconds after halftime. Bob CAN'T
fumbled the kickoff on his own
16 and Carolina lost the ball.
Virginia was set back Is yards
for holding, but made 1t all up
at once when Barkley handed off
to Pate who threw a running pass
which Bassell took over his
shoulder on the IS and romped for
a touchdown.
Scott figured in another recov-
cry of a tumble on the Carolina
26 to set up Virginia's last touch
down past the halfway mark OF
the third period. Papit made eight
yards in two tries and Carolina
was penalized to it's four for piling
on. After Papit lost a yard for
the only time today, Barkley
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Fired-U Virginia Turns Back North Carolina

passed wide to Pate who caught
the ball in the end zone.
North Carolina owned the ball
in Virginia territory only once in
the first three periods, and that
was in the third when Scott
caught a Barkley pass but FUN
bled and julie Rousseau recovered
on the Virginia IS. The Tar Heels
lost three yards in three tries.
however, and kicked.
Trailing by a points. Carolina
saved a shutout early in the fourth
period when Ernie Liberati and
Benny Walker clicked on a 81
yard touchdown pass play.
After Berry Of the Cavaliers in
tercepted a Billy Hayes pass on
his own one late in the game,
Tom Stevens of the Tar Heels
retaliated by intercepting a Bark
ley pass and returning % yards to
the Virginia seven. Walser scored
again, on a pass from Bunting.
Fred Sherman kicked the extra
point.
Holdash. hampered by injuries
and out of uniform since half time
of the Duke game last week, had a
bad day. The loss also was a dis
appointing finale to the career OF
Arlington's Billy Hayes. who was
blocked by Virginia's defenses all
day.
Virginia's overall offense Of 412
yards to a net 73 for the Tar Heels
gave a true picture of the game,
although the five fumbles recov-
cred by Virginia figured greatly.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Dickie Lewis Stars as w. & M.
Easily Beats Richmond, 4O-6

center for the final three yards for
the only Spider touchdown. Guard
James Fipe's conversion attempt
was no good.
The victory was William and
Mary's fourth of the season
against seven losses. 1t was their
poorest football campaign since
1888. Richmond won only twice
and dropped eight games. In re-
sponse to a reporters question
after the game as to whether he
would resign, Richmond Coach
Karl A. Dick) Esleeck replied,
mo comment"
Indians First Punt in Third.
William and Mary's offense was
so effective today that the IN
dians didn't have to punt until
late in the third quarter. Until
then, the Tribe scored every time
it got the ball except once when
an intercepted pass halted a
drive.
The visiting Spiders started off
as if they intended to run the
Indians off Cary Field. They re-
turned the kickoff on the Is then
rolled down the field all the way
to the Indians Is. William and
Mary held there and behind
Magdziak's line punching and end
runs moved to the Richmond goal
in II plays.
Univ of Richmond 0 o o g. {
William and Mary 6 13 IA 40
Richmond scoring: Touchdown -
| ThoTaS.
WAN scoring Touchdowns - Lewis
.. Ragazzo, Weber. Magdziak. Mioduszew'
ski. Conversions-Lewis tplacements).
Evening star., 1950-12-03
The Lineups
North Carolina.

Left end-Walser. Norris Nickerson.
Left tackle-Ruffin. Hansen.
Left guard-venters, Penegar. Kimel
Center-Holdash, Miketa Stevens.
Right guard-Hisgins, Dubeck, Wiley,
Right tackle-Kuhn. King. Mccormick
Right end-Bilpuch, oBrien.
Quarterback-Wallace Weiss, p. Rizzo
Left halt-Buntins, LiberatL Carson
Risht half-oantt, Cooke. Sherman
Fuliback-Hayes Rousseau.
Virginia.
Left end-Bessell. Tom Scott. o'Donnen
Caldwell.
Left tsckle-Johnson. Mott. Dahlsren
Gay.
LEFT suard-Nesbit. Turner. palumbo
Center-Myers. Meadows, Harris.
Right guard-Smith, Hansen, Ford
Clarkson, Showaiter
Right tackle-Miller. Goldbers, Minter
Right end-schroeder, Weir, chisolm
arterback-Barkley. Harding. Lesane
Left half-Pate, Granger. N. Scott
Berry. Young.
Right half-Furst. Tata. Ashwell. King
Fullback-Papit, Hoax, Sinclair, Kern
THgth Niatini. c'rolln. ~ 8 g g 9 is-ls s-ls
North Carolina scoring: Touchdowns-
Walser (2). Conversion-Sherman (plaee-
Virsinta scoring; TTouehdsosygns.ap.H,,I' !,I
Conversions-Tom Scott (pass: Barker
tplacemenD.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Kansas State Rally Earns
6-fo-6 Tie With Wichita
BY the Associated Press

WICHITA, Kas., Dec. big
Ted Maupin's consistent plunging
brought the Kansas State Wildcats
a third period touchdown and a
6 to 6 tie with the Wichita Univer-
sity Wheatshockers in their final
football game today.
TIE k-State back, who ran 120
yards in 81 tries this afternoon.
plunged over from the one-yard
line. Ross Estes try for conversion
went awry when Bob Mayer jug
glen the pass back from center.
Wichita had ground rs yards
and sent Jimmy Nutter over from
the one-foot line for it's touchdown
in the second quarter. Wayne
Ubbens conversion try was high
and wide.
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dash champion, who mixes his
speed with a nice change of pace
ended his college career on a glo-
rious note.
Late in the first period Barkley
passed from his own 48 and
Schroeder was waiting at about
the Carolina IS. Schroeder shook
his hips to the tackling efforts OF
the Tar Heels All-America. Irv
Holdash. and Dick Bunting and
romped past their outstretched
arms for a touchdown.
Schroeder made his second
touchdown midway in the second
period, when on fourth down on
the Carolina %, Barkley danced
back and lifted an aerial to Gene
who was waiting anxiously on the
two and he stepped past Bunting
into the end zone.
Virginia not only was proud OF
its offense but its defense was
geared to anything Carolina had
to offer until the Cavaliers were
seven touchdowns in front. Alex
andria's Dick Johnson. Tom Scott
and Joe Palumbo were among the
linemen who distinguished them
selves.
Bob Weir. defensive right end
and co-captain with Papit, closed
his career with what probably was
his finest defensive exhibition and
was one of the big reasons Caro-
lima was held to minus yardage
rushing.
Papit. 195-pounder from Phil
adelphia, drew a thunderous cheer
for his first touchdown jaunt. He
took pitchout from Barkley, cut
for the sidelines and had only
token interruption in his 68-yard
sprint on the games first play
from scrimmage.
NORTH Carolina didn't even have
possession of the ball before the
Cavaliers threatened again. Bud
Wallace fumbled the kickoff when
hit by Ernie Kern and Tom Berry
recovered on the Carolina 18.
Papit and Gerry Furst took the
Cavaliers to the one-yard line, but
Carolina twice held there and took
the ball.
After Carolina was stopped cold
at the one, the Tar Heels tried
the line again and Wallace
fumbled and Scott of the Cavaliers
recovered. Pate was given the ball
this time and he scored from q
yard out.
Schroeder followed with his two
touchdown pass catches from
Barkley and before the half ended
Papit had scored again from a
yard out after Pate and Papit set
up the score following Johnson s
recovery of tumble.
Virginia's most consistent weak
ness today was in point-after-
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Vols Make Encounter
Just Whistle Stop on
Way 10 Cotton Bowl
By the Assoeioied Press

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. a.
The Tennessee Volunteers made
their game with Vanderbilt just a
whistle stop on the road to the
Cotton Bowl today with a 43-0
football victory over their ancient
rivals.
Tennessee. ranked fourth in the
final Associated Press poll, drove
to a 100 lead in the first half,
then scored almost at will in the
final periods. A crowd of $4,000
watched Tennessee administer
Vanderbilt the worst thrashing it
had suffered since 1945.
1t was the tenth victory in II
starts for Tennessee and the loss
was Vanderbilt's fourth in II. But
Evening star., 1950-12-03
By the Associated Press

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Dec. 2.
William and Mary's Indians
closed out their worst football
season in IL years today by run
ming and passing their way to an
easy 40-6 Southern Conference
triumph over the University of
Richmond Spiders. -.
Three William and Mary back
field aces, ticketed to return to
next years team, sparkled as
5000 spectators looked on. Dickie
Lewis, a fast, shifty halfback from
Arlington, Va, Skirted end fo1
five yards for a touchdown that
sapped an 84-yard drive, scamp
cred 76 yards for another, and
booted four extra points to lead
the days scoring.
In addition, Lewis heaved a long
spiraling pass to End Vito Ragazzc
for another touchdown. They play
covered 86 yards.
Ragazzo hauled the ball in or
the W&M 48 and raced to the
goal.
Thomas Bars Shutout.
The other upper classmen who
starred besides Lewis were &c
Weber. junior wingback from
Lawrence Harbor, N. j., and Eo
Miouduszewski. sophomore tail.
back from Clifton Park, N. j
Weber took a handof and spur
four yards for a touchdown
Miouduszewski intercepted one o,
Johnny Thomas passs on his %.
yard ribbon, and zig Jagged Z
yards down the sidelines. Ee
Magdziak, Passaic, N. j., WHIT
ended his carer, crashed IL yard
in the third period to conclude
72-yard march.
Richmond avoided a sEutou
with a 63-yard burst down th'
field in the early minutes of th'
fourth period. Thomas, who wa
often trapped on his pass at
tempts, wasn't to be fooled by thu
Indian line when he smacked tn
Evening star., 1950-12-03

willing pay telecast sports they
most enjoy In Los Angeles however only 10 per cent will
pay ST. the survey disclosed
that % per cent agreeable.
Armys football called Knights by lyrical
members of the but that isn't what the Cadets call them
selves Their is the big Rabbe"
It's oncal that AL Pollard only sophomore
the Associated Press AEast football team when he isn't
listed as regular on the Army team And that Nays only
representative Tackle Tetreau benched
this season while enjoying perfect health.
Willie Shoemaker, running second the Nations
leading jockey for the second straight SHOE
which, of course, must cusom-made The l9-year-od
9Spound Texan is the oldest smallest brothers
reader writes to ask what college travelled the miles
this season and just how does Georgia stack
likely candidate?
Princequilo sire of Hill Prince Simon has
other offspring at Haeah Park getting ready Haeahs
$4,000 Handicap and this Joseph M Seides Royal Castle
reay can go distance He set world record for miles
and sixteenth in the Daingerheld Handicap
Haeah is Jockey Ted Atkinson who will riding follow
ing removal of nerve sheath from his elbow.
The Roller Derby sport whatever of
amusement it is eevision isn't hurting the Attendance
is IL per year. thanks Tv Days
he named manager the Dodgers was by
sports writer that the job Chuck DresSens scribe
checked hotel reservations the winter baseball meetings
ST. Petersburg and learned that Dresser listed
Der OF the Brooklyn delegation.
Happy Chandler will require only the cast by
major league club December u to be eassued of
reelection for another baseball commissioner and
he's almost cinch to get them Fred Saigh of the
ST Louis Cardinals leader of the aChandler factions lacks
the support wide margin Since his original
election to the office Chambers salary only
s5oooo to $65OoO but the his chief ubry
was boosted to $35 900.
Francis Red Bagnen star back of the University of Penn
syvana is telling friends that it will take offer of $4,000
to lure him into pro Bagnel reasoning by play
ing his chances business
for at least couple of Many however feel that
Bagne is too small and not good enough any single depart
ment to make good.
Phil Rizzuto, Yankees shortsop
Touchdown Club dinner in Washington January repeatedly
has been signed by sporting goods manufacturer for 20
merely Tor the OF his Latest gimick in England
is white 1uorescen ball which up fog
Bob Reynolds Nebraska back who of the blue
win probable All America honorS discovered than two
by Walter Charesworth Nebraskan who Detroit
Tigers Charleswor called youngster another
Glenn Davis which apt description during
hon1a game
Oscar Hagberg stationed at Norfolk rode to the
AyNavy today with the official Navy party, his first
such trip since his head coaching 1914 and 945
Hagbergs teams lost by 23-7 32-13
Before the game Western Union announced that it
delivered 813oot repeat 83foot telegram Navy
squad in the dressing before the dispatched
by 824 dshpmen each of whom wrote individual
which Western Union delivered continuous
longest received before ArmyNavy game
Western Union underStated nicely
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Aqqonis Leeds lie Jeune
To Triumph, 48 to 0
BY the Assoeiosed Press

CAMP LIE JEUNE. N. c., Dec. 2.
Harry Agganis, former Boston
University quarterback. made two
long touchdown runs and passed
for two more scores here today to
lead the Camp lie Jeune Marines
to 48-0 football victory over
Little Creek (Va) Amphibious
Base.
Agganis, at halfback for the
Marines, scored on runs of Sc and
81 yards. The outclasSed Vir-
ginians made 18 yards rushing to
139 for the Marines.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
New Texas u. Coach
Hired for ; Years,
Not 7 as He Thought
By the Associated Press

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. ed Price,
the new head coach of the Uni
versity of Texas, will be glad to
learn that he has a three-year
contract instead of two.
Price was in Nashville today to
scout Tennessee. the team Texas
plays in the Cotton Bowl January
!.
When he was elevated from line
coach to head coach succeeding
Blair Cherry yesterday. it was an
.nounced that his contract was for
two years at $4,000 year.
But that was an error.
A spokesman for the board of
regents attributed the error to a
slip in the letter of transmittal
from President T. S. Painter to the
board.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Statistics

Tennessee was the first team to
hold Coach Bill Edwards T-for-
nation scorelesS.
Several scouts from Texas, the
Vols Cotton Bowl opponent, got
an eyeful as they watched Gen.
Bob Neyland's power-studded
single wing eleven score two
touehdowns through the air, four
on the ground and add a field
goal for good measure.
Shires Converts Four.
Sophomore Pat Shires kicked
four conversions. He missed one
and so did Harold johnson.
Halfback Harold Payne scored
two touchdowns for Tennessee
and Basil Drake added two others.
Their scores were made by rush.
ing. End Vince Kaseta and Quar-
terback Bernie Sizemore grabbed
touchdown passes, one hurled by
Hank Lauricella and the other by
Payne.
Vanderbilt managed to make
game of it in the first half but
faded badly in the fourth period
when Tennessee racked up 20
points.
The Commodores threatened
only three times. The final threat
came in the closing seconds of
the game when Quarterback Bill
Wade passed 18 yards to End Ben
Roderick just short of the goal
line. Fullback Dean Davidson
plunged to within a yard of
marker as the game ended.
The Tennessee backs crashed
through the Vanderbilt line for
huge gains in the second half, but
it was the great play of the Vol
unteer line and their hot pass de-
fense which turned the game in
to rout.
Field Goal Is Shires' First.
Tennessee's first touchdown
came on a 27-yard pass from
Lauricella to Kaseta. It climaxed
an 88-yard march in 10 plays.
With Tennessee leading TO
late in the second quarter, Shires
booted a 27-yard field goal from
placement. 1t was his first three
pointer Of the season.
Payne raced off tackle for IS
yards and a touchdown to cap a
67-yard drive sparked by a 27-
yard run by Lauricella midway
of the third period
The next touchdown came on
a Vineyard pass from Payne to
Sizemore after Tennessee grabbed
Jim Tabor's tumble on the VAN
derbilt 81.
Rechichar Intercepts Pass.
Bert Rechichar set up the first
touchdown of the final period
when he intercepted a Wade pass
at midfield.
Payne drove over from the two
yard line for the touchdown.
Another pass interception, this
one by Bud Sheriff., gave Tennes-
see the ball on Vanderbilt's 18.
Payne carried it to the two, and
Drake went over.
The final score was set up the
same way. Gene Moeller grabbed
another Wade aerial and raced to
the Vanderbilt 10. Two plays put
it on the one. and Drake plunged
over.
Tennessee -----7 3 II 2n-43
Vanderbilt O O q O. n
Tennessee scoring: Touchdowns-Kaseta
Payne t2), Sizemore, Drake (2). Field goal
-Shires. Conversions-Shres "a.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Fort Knox Wins Title

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec.
Q (P.-Led by Jim Norman, run
ming star and Quarterback Whitley
Michels, former University of Vir-
ginia standout. the Fort Knox
eleven today captured the I'd Army
football championship with san
1876 victory over the Fort Eustis
Wheels.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Ex-Ruth Teommute Dies

, SOUTH ATTLEBORO. Mass,
Dec. 2 (P.-Alton E. Read. a
teammate of the late Babe Ruth
when Ruth played with the Provi-
dence Grays baseball team. died
yesterday. Read pitched semi-pro
baseball for many years after
Ruth went on to the majors.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
| New Orleans Team
Comes From Behind
lin Last 7 Minutes
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2. -
Powerful Tulane came from be-
hind in the last two minutes to-
day to tie Louisiana States fired
up underdogs 14-14 before an
estimated $4,000 fans.
Tulane's tieing marker came on
. quarterback sneak by Substi-
tute Quarterback Bill Bonar, and
Evening star., 1950-12-03

In MS nOW-1amOuS magazine artlcle ABOUT the
salaried clan.
Chuck Dresser, new Dodgers manager,
was given his first opportunity to pilot by
Larry MacPhail, but he wound up in MacPhaips
doghouse in Cincinnati when he benched Third
Baseman Lew Riggs at a time when Larry
apparently had talked Charley Grimm of the
Cubs into trading Stan Hack for Riggs, an
ordinary infielder Grimm came to his
senses when Dresser benched Riggs and called
off the deal, and MacPhail blew his top.
Woodbury. College of Los Angeles has con-
Quoted televsion survey which indicates,
among other trends. that slight majority of
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Auto Crash Kills Boxer

MORRISTOWN. N. j., Dec. 2
tR.-Thomas (Bunky) Wall, win
ner of the New Jersey middle
weight championship in 1910, was
killed early today when the car
he was driving crashed into tree
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Statistics

Tommy Comeaux added the tieing
conversion.
The crowd stayed in a frenzy
during the last quarter, when LSU
rirst tied the score. then tailed
what they thought was the win
ming marker. and had to settle
for a tie.
Barton Gives LSU Lead.
LSU took a 14-7 lead when
Quarterback Jim Barton sneaked
over from the one late in the
fourth period. It's first tieing
touchdown had fired up the team
and LSU pushed Tulane all over
the field until Tulane began
marching.
Bonar connected with End Joe
Shinn for a 38-yard pass. Half
back Harold Waggoner, who
carried most Of the running load
for Tulane. scampered for 81 yards
to the LSU nine to set up Bonar's
touchdown.
Tulane took a third quarter lead
when Fullback Ronnie Kent
blasted center for one yard and a
Tulane score. The touchdown
capped a 61-yard drive. Bonar
converted.
Louisiana State came back later
in the period. The Tigers were
given the ball on the Tulane 40
when a fourth down pass went to
an ineligible man. A nine yard
pass was all LSU could do for
three downs, but Back Billy Bag
lgett swept his left end and ran
all the way. Kenny Konz con-
verted both times.
Bruising Battle of Lines.
The game was a bruising battle
of lines, with LSU's lighter but
INSPIRED forwards outcharging the
heavy Tulane line.
LSU, always up for the tradi-
tional game against Tulane, was
keyed even higher today as Tu-
lane students kidnapped Mike, the
LSU aged Tiger mascot.
Mike was seized while being
brought from Baton Rouse to New
Orleans shortly after l am. and
was returned to LSU students by
Tulane a few hours before game
time. Meanwhile LSU students
combed the town for their mascot.
He was escorted onto the play
ing field just before the kickoff
without incident.
ILsu ----------- 0 la
Evening star., 1950-12-03
tennessee Routs Vanderbilt 43O Tulane and LSU Te 14
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Stoff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2.-No Navy football team in history
faced Army with many professionals pulling ferveny
for upset. Coach Eddie Erdelaz is an
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Tennessee scoring: Touchdowns-Kaseta
Payne t2), sizemore. Drake Co. Field goa
-Shires. Conversions-Shires (4)
Evening star., 1950-10-06
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