l'lUDAY. NOVKMHWl 211,
ALcfst Major Grid Day
Features Army, Navy
If y OKI. (I HOIII'lll TIHON
1 NKW YOltK, M-College football
nil ljul wraps till lln 1 1) l i 1 1 - pn t Kil
' IHfi'J senium toninrriiw Willi the
liiilltlniinl Army-Niivy gumo nncl
llm llnnl niMirurnnrn m six bowl-
' Imiiiiu' trainn lienillng slim pro-
griun.
There's h spluttering of gmnes
' aclirilulcil Inr the ne:;l two tieiur-
(lava but IIHn will bp the film I bin
, sploih lefni e llm u i nitron upon
11 lir r h In Ilia new yetir w nil the
iiiiuI bovl clntrln,,
A rapailty crowd n( 102.0(10. In
, rludinit President Truman, will
ill III on Hie Army-Naiy piccred
" llilln nt rhllailelpnln's Miinlc.prl
k nieilluin Willi the Middirn Invoice!
.'. In nmko It lliire Mrnlitlit over Ihe
Catkin bul bv no Mit'h mm cm as
. Inst ')' ill (Imbuing.
Vlliro
'I'lir name, srlictlulrd In atari nt
, I 3U 11 ill.. I1HT, will he televised
"ii llm imuoii'Wlde network u(
,', Win. 'iim Irlfcnxl la ai'hetluled to
atari at I p in.
; And II tllnt In lint enough (uutllall
In one ilny ur leleviMon'a looiball
lain, tbry can see the litter pari
of ihe Nulio Dainc-Hoiilliern Call
lnrnla nam al Houlh llrntl. Ind.
It'll be beamed over Die same air
wave, an -oon as (he llnnl nun I
. aiiundrd In Philadelphia, tunning
limr at H'llllli UpiKl la i p. ill., VJXV.
AIiIiiiiikIi live oilier buwl teams
are scheduler! for action It It Ihe
appearance of nrcond ranker) and
unhraloii H o n I It a r n California
and seventh milked Notre
llama that liaa cauuhl lha fanry
n( fool bull (ana. 'Ilia Wi'W Coat
Troiana, who'll represent Ilia Paclf
In Coa't Onlereiii'e nknl"M Wis
ronaln in lti Hoie Bowl, are a one
tnurhdnwn favorite,
i AVditrn
'Hip four Southeastern Confrr
'nra teama which will ba In bowl
Kama eie favored In Iradltlnnal
- aflalia. Georgia Tech and Missis
aippl, headed lor lb Buunr Howl,
meet Georgia and Misnl-inippl
fctale, respectively. Alabama, oppo.
("nt ol HyrMuan In Ilia orciine
Howl, ukes on Auburn; and Ten-
; neisre picked lo meet Texas in
lha Cot ion Bowl, tannic with
I ' Vanderbilt
i , TuUa'f tilth scoring Golden Hur
, ' rlranes, who'll take on Florida In
'Oa'or Bow at Jacksonville,
' Ttind im Hi regular season
; aalnt Tcxa Tech.
! Also on lha nation-wide prnirram
are such other Iradltlnnal a II an
aa flnnon l'ollee-ltnlv Croa, Okla
, homa-Oklahoma Airaies Fordham
,. New Vork UnWcrmv, Tvlane-Lou-j-'l-iana
Slate, Vlrulnla-WIIIJam and
'ft, Texas Chrlailan Bomhern
pMaihftdl-t and Wnblnton-W(th-
Inirtnn ptat
' ivy rnowx
T lam conferenr racea were
decided yeatrrday a Pennaylvama
tok (he Ivv laa;ue rrown with
a 141 decision oier Cornell and
r Utah downed Unh Slate, 20-0. to
win Ihe (tkvline tnle with clean
. ala'.e or live virtonra.
; Phelan
:Vins One
Z AKHON. O. i ft For man
iin ro little recenl practice al it,
. J.uiniy Phelan bore up well a Ui:
coach ol a winnuif team.
"Unacrualomed aa I am to win
. nlnn, "1 frel alt nihl," he
drawled TliujMlay alter hta or-
phaneif Tmm came Irom behind
m alter nine ajramht Joaaea and up
art the Chlcato Vera. 21-3).
Certainly the aetllnt waa noth
ing lo Inapir bia rebounding oc
Phana. whoa ownera turned In
(heir franchise, becaua lha club
failed to diaw at the gate.
Krlore Ihe gamg aUrted the proa
knew Akiouitea would rather
watch high achool playera. The
. crowd far the Pro eo allfht
an estimated 1.000 that promoters
, declined lo give out flgurta. Vat
- that morning 14 too turned out loi
a high achool lilt.
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The third-place club In the Auto
motive now linn League, the Dick
I). Mlllera, captured moat of the
honorn Wednesday night but Bal.
amor Motor atanda alone on the
Ion of the heap.
The Mlllera rolled high tfnm
name and nerlrg with scores of
(185 and mt.
Don Thomas' 173 was the best
uprlrs.
Win Southwell of the Orldfellowg
fttoppnd a Miller weii wltli the
best alnftle onine,- a 226.
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Texna, already winner of the
n'HIUiweni. V'lini'i win a oibiiii',.
Hlilp, warmed up for Ha cotton
tinvi eiikinHeinerH ny auwmng mc
laxaa Augle", 21-12, In another
IroUllloiinI lilt. The victory gave
the l.oiiKhoin a clean awerp III
conlereni'e rirmtJetlllon,
II I II I. U' liOWI.
'no Ural ol the pnnt-aeaaon bowl
gamea alao plnved with Kaat
I'ennonaea Stale crushing Ktnory
and Henry, 34-10. In til" Hurlc
Dowl al Johnson City. Tenn.
Miami (Ohio i tlntverally dropped
out nl h undefeated, untied gioup
by Inning to Cincinnati 34-0.
Colgnto outneored Biovn J.t-'il.
M1...1..I. Tnlt l,fr.lH VMf 'Jft.7.
Wyoming nosed out Denver 21-14
and Mania Clara tunica uaua. Ban
June 10-1. .
Prep Grid
Titles Go
On Block
lly The Aanoclaled l'rea
The III -I atnls Inotball chain-
nloaihip In history for clans A-2
nigli acnnois win nn flnciueo rn
day nlghl at m. Helens.
Tile Invorlla will bs l'rlnevllle
Ihe only el A-2 learn to finlah
In the top 10 of Ihe Aaroclaled
I'rr.is football poll, l'rlnevllle was
ratod No. g in the state.
But the other team, unrnnked
St. Helens, will have Ihe advantage
of playluii on Its home Held. Tne
tennis will go Into the conte-l Willi
Identical records ol 10 wins and
one loas.
Still another championship will
be decided ?'rlday night at Rose
bur,:, where Wallowa will meet
Drain lor Ihe clrss B nil.
W.illowa Is undefeated III 25 con.
aecullve guinea, but will ro Into Ihe
contest with the handicap of having
travelled more than 600 miles lo
get to the contest. Drain will have
lo Irevel only 34 miles to reach
Ihe Held. Drain has a record of 11
stialKhl vlclorlrt this season.
3 he title lor the big achoola.
those In clan A l, will be aettled
Katurday a Iter noon at Portland,
when lo Portland teama, Benson
and Central Catholic, meet In the
Duals.
17 Remain
Unbeaten
NIW YORK Ml Seventeen col
leges, four of which have not com
nleted their seasons, comprise the
list n unueatrn, untied teams.
The select group lost two mem
bers Thursday, when Tennesaee
Tech bowed to Middle Tennessee.
19-1, and Miami (Oinoi university
lost to Clnclnnstl 34 (.
Two more of the unbeatens came
through with victories aa Lenoir
Rhyne downed Catawha, 41-19. and
Virginia State bsl Morgan State
22-0. It ss No. ( for each of the
winners.
(Jeorgia Tech. headed for the
Sugar Bowl, can go to Ihe head ol
Hie list Saturday by whipping Cieor
gia. The Engineers have won all
ten oi their atana. noutnern Cal
ifornia, in ihe nine-game winning
group, plays Notre Dame while
r:at Texas Slate, also victorious
in all nine games played, meeu
SUI Koss
Maryland State, winner of alx.
will be the last lo finish the sea
son. The Marylandrrs wind up
Lc. against Virginia A u T.
No Bench
For Bench
BOSTON i Commerce tilth
School swept its bench In the final
momenta of a 12-7 beating by Dor
cheater High Thursday.
The laal player to go In waa John
Bench.
Boise Not
Mentioned
PASADENA. Calif. The
Little Rose Bowl committee will
make lis selection next Sunday ol
Uie two junior college teama that.
will appear In the annual football
game here Saturday, December
13.
Eaat and West, Uie competition
haa narrowed to eeven teama. with
three of them In California. Only
two of them, Bacone ol Muskogee,
Okla., and Harlnell of Salinas. Cal.,
came through the aeaaon without
a defeat.
The others In the running are
Complon, Calif.: El Camlno of Lo
Anvcies: D'l Msr oi corpus cnrtsti
Teg.; Hinds, of Raymond. Miss.,
and El Dorado, Kas.
Gonsalves
11-5 Pick
NEW YORK W Johnny Gon
salves Is an II to S choice to In
crease) his current unbeaten string
and snap Orlando Kulueta'a victory
streak when he taken on the Htht
Cuban In a Madison Square Oard-
en ten rounder Friday nigni.
Gonsalves. 22-year old light
wemht contender from Oakland.
Calif., has scored four victories and
haa drawn once In his last five out-
lng. Zuluela, an Improving 24-ycar
old 133-pOundrr, has swept his last
alx. Nn. 8. was k rleancut decision
over Paddy Df Marco,. Brooklyn
contender, on Oct, 31.
NEW YORK (Stmnysld Card-
eni Claude Hammond, 141 s.
West New York. N. J., outpointed
Mike Coined, 14., New York, 8.
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By (iAVI.K TALBOT
NKW Yol'.K tsi The Iron Cur
tain countries are golni; to be up
set when they henr about prepar
ations being made by the Aus-
ireiiim o inu--- w.inv.TT v.'u
fl.lala a H.A 1QVS fllvmtlle flirnDt
In Melbourne. They might even
uoycoil ino evem.
Tl, m Aiiale- now unliifr
full
lm al,BH uflth Ihslr nli.n
Bf
ter a alow atari, have announced
tney win construct a wsj-ouininij
Olympic village at Heidelberg,
nevcn miles Iront Melbourne, Fach
unit will contain two or three bed
rooms, with all modern conven
iences, and Hie whole 'UI house
over 4.000 person.
DANDY
rhi. I. rf.nilu vrent that
makes no provision for the ath
letes reprer.eiHing dovici fi-.
. .. . I, a ...l.llllaa I, rttt-all nff t
aplcndld seclusion by lliemnelves,
aa they did at Helsinki Iho past
summer.
"There will be no splitting of the
teams.'" asya our Melbourne acout.
"Anyone who wants to do a Osrbo
act will have hla task ahead of nun.
II the Iron Curtain countries want
to be alone they will have to bring
tneir own lenig ana cwip n
allUT-(.M,--.
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tun SM""".
scribes Dandenong as a town ol
some D-iaaj persons la iina
Melbourne, but we au-peet that our
correspondent la referring to a
region, possibly rough and wooded,
rather than to a anecllie commu
nity. At any rate, the Implication
la plain, and It does not llgure to
set well with the Communist coun
tries. ball op rir.E
. .... eala. lha aaU.tv.arf mil-
nt mil, ,.-,
Ilonalre who took over as boss ol
the Meioourne Olympics int
months arjo, la Irom all accounts a
kali nr fir-, r-nnlrnrtlon of a ereat
new atadlu'm seating over 80.000
almost in me neart oi me chv i
unoer way and plans are sbelng
drawn for a slinnnng Pol to eort
nearlv IsoO.COO. which is great
deal bf money In Australia.
The pool will occupy a alle only
-u , - lt ,-nn. lha n.n.r.l nA&t
,UUUI l,, . . - - r
ollice in the center of Melbourne
and will seat aonie 8.000. The en
lire Olympic layout promifea to
De very liav, ouv nitre 's "r 'i'1"
problem which ha Ihe Ausslea
worrying. Concerns the wealher.
"You might Hp off your oltielals
thai (he athletes (hev send out
should be picked largely on their
ability to handle the mud," says
our adviser. "We have )ust passed
the scheduled games period (first
two weeks In Novemer) and It baa
been the wettest n record.
RAIN'
"There were 14 dayi of continual
..I. J ih. tuaatha Ttiifaatl 111)-
on checking its records for the pst
10 vears, eiatea it is m.
same for the first two weeka of
November."
We hesitate to surfest anything
to th mternatlonsl Olympic bodv.
not being on first name terms with
nv At ha members hut It strikes
ua it might be smart to art the
next games forward a lew weeas.
It turns good and hot In Melbourne
around Dec. 1.
By Th Associated Treaa
GENERAL
AKRON, O. Dallas Texans
won their first gam of eesson,
after nine atralght defeats, by beat
ing Chlcato Bears, 21-23. In NFL
nn.
Detroit William Mlhalo of De
troit won world's 12-mlla profes
sions! walking cnampionsntp in
record time of one hour, 25 min
utes and' 18 seconds.
RACING
SAN BRUNO, Calif. -Golden
Abbey (80l won 11.500 El Ca
mlno handicap, highlight of holiday
program at Tamoran.
I.lnenlei O 1 Tims DesntrltA
striving o break record of 388
winning mounts for one season,
rode two winners at Lincoln Downs
to boast his 1852 total to 358.
CAGE SCORES
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
By The Associated Press
EransTllle 88. Oakland 81
Siena 63, Lemoyne (N. Y.) 48
St. Michaels (Vt.) 12, McOlll 68
Montana State 81, Northern Mon
tana 48.
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TONY ROSS (leftl and Jack Terry ganged up on Mr. Salcata in last night's tag battle at the
Armory, an illegal maneuver according to strict teg tenm rules, but one that delighted the
(am. Buck Davidson, referee, moved in to break up the split on the Jap.
Furious Tag Hassle
Ends in Stalemate
The Japanese partners In mat
crime Tor Yamato and Mr. 8aka
ts kept their trophy emblematic
of the Pacific Northwest tsg team
title laat night at the Armory
but It was probably quit a chore
for either to carry the hardware
out of the Joint after a tumultuous
draw with Tony Rosa and Jack
Terry.
A large Turkey Day crowd saw
one hour of nerve . stuttering
fioburs-on seldom equalled In the
Armory ring. Terry went on a
rampage In the closing seven min
utes after each team had a fell
and only the bell saved the title
for the Japs.
It was a raw. aavage Pier 8
brawl that saw Rosa finish the
match with his leg bound up In
bandagea after the two Nips al-
Gridders .
Jailed On
Booze Count
HAOERSTOWN. Md. ' AH
31 members of a Washington. D.
C. asndlot football team cooled
their heels in the town jail Friday
while warrants ware prepared
charging 'hem with taking more
out of a Hageratown liquor etore
than what they paid tor.
The members of the Stonewall
A. C. atopped off here Thurrday
on their way home after defeat
ing the Chambersburg. pa., caia
uisK 11-1. at Chambersburg.
They made several purchases
at a liquor 'tore and lell. After
they had (tone, the store owner
round 14 fifths of liquor, a couple
cases of beer and several cartons
of cigarettes missing.
The players' bus was tackira oy
police six mllen outside of town.
Most of the missing liquor waa
found on th bus. police said.
Bobby Woods
Drubs Dade
VANCOUVER, B. C. Ifl Youth
and power took priority over ex
perience Thursday night as Bobby
Woods thrarhed out a 10-round de
cision over Harold Dade, the cralty
former bantamweight champion,
from Los Angeles.
Th 20 vesr old from Eureka.
Calif., earned a unanimous deci
sion to avenge split decision re
verse at the hands of Dade last
February. Woods weighed 131
Dade 131 '.
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most pulled Tough Tony'a gam
out of the socket with the stomp
ing toe-hold in the second go
round. CRAB
Ysmito finally caught Ross In
a Boston Crab to even the fall-
i count.
Terry rushtd Rosa to the doctor
In the dreseing-room and came
back to face (lie Japs alone In the
closing minutes of the bout.
He did alright too, battering both
from Do it to post and tossed Bskai
at Ihe feet of the rinrsiders. Ross
cam back to hla corner with his
injured leg encased in a thousand
yards of bandages.
He Rot In his licks too, with
whistling right hands when Terry
steered either Yamato or 8akata
to the corner.
Iniuna ted fana almost mobbed
the ring when Yamato twice
caught Rosa In the corner and
stomped his Injured leg.
BATTLE ROYAL
It wss a bsttle royal with Re
fere Buck Davidson swinging at
the Japs with punches that started
from the floor when the bell
finally atopped the slaughter.
Ross won the first fell with the
back-breaker on Yamato efter us
ing ihe Jap'a square head as a
battering-ram against the ring
posts and Terry's knee.
That took 27 minutes and the
Japs came back to even the
rhubarb In 28:20.
The rest of the bout was a one
man show, with Terry dealing out
two-fisted misery to both the
Nip. The ex-Army Judo Instructor
got the sleeper en Sakata once In
the last hectic seven minutes but
the Oriental scampered to the
ropes to escape the aedatlve.
Roger Mackay. Pacific Coast
Junior heavyweiirM champion, a
big. handsome athlete, had to dtp
deep In his bag of tricks to whip
Cal Roberta of Vancouver. B. C,
In the other one-bour match.
IIAMMF.KLOCK
The bout lasted 30 minutes and
40 seconds with Roberta for the
most part holding the upperhand
with a punishing hammerlock on
the champ.
But Mackny ducked the third in
a aeries of dropkicks and wrapped
up Roberts with what he called
the Atomic Drop. As he explained
to newspapermen later. "They
don't com back after the Atomic
Drop". Rooerts didn't, lying In the
center of the ring shaking like a
msn with pslsv.
Macks v simply hoisted Roberts
above his head and brough him
down across his knee, horse style.
Macay praised Roberts as a
"tough boy" and said he would
probably defend the title he took
from Frankie Stojack "in the near
future."
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Washington,
UCLA Look
Cage-Strong
By JOE REICH LER
tirnr VORK on Washington's
mighty Huskies and UCLA's Bruins
f,..- In .m.,1 aa divisional chilli-
plons In the Pacific Coast Confer?
ence and It would come as no sur
prise If the Huskies and Bruins
flnisned in aeason among .me na
tion's top ten basketball teams.
The way it looks from here, the
top ten teams should look some
thing like this:
1. Illinois. 1. Kansas State. 3,
LaSalle. 4. Oklahoma AiM. S.
Washington. 6. Indiana. 7. Seton,
Hall. 8. Hoby Cross. 8. UCLA. 10.
Minnesota. .
BREEZE
tiu ntnaa tvaahinvton team.
which lost to UCLA in the PCX
nl.vAll. laat aa r a Kn. 1 1 A -in UU
Northern Division title in a breeze.
The only strong opposition I ex
pected to come from Idaho. The
Huskies suffered major loss In
Frank Cuisness via graduation but
still have 8-1 Bob Houbrege. one
of the best college cage players to
dar. Also returning are 8-8 Doug Mc
Clary. Mike McCutcheon and Joe
C.priano.
Additional help ts expected from
8-1 Dean Parsons and Charlie
Koon.
TWO LOST
Coach Johnny Wooden's UCLA
team has lost two regulars for
ward Jerry Norman and guard
Don Johnson but the Bruins will
be bolstered by Dick Ridgsray.
highest-scorimr sophomore in divi
sion history In 1951.
He was out last year beaaus
of scholastio difficulties. Return
ing are Don Bragg. John Moore.
Mike Hiuicr, Hon uivimzskcm, Dai
ry Porter and Ronnie Blane.
Only the large and rugged Cal
ifornia Golden Bears under Nibs
Price appear to have the talent
capsble of stopping the power
packed Bruins.
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ANUAPOLI3, Md. 11 The Na
vy football squad of 45 and coach
ing staff leaves Frldsy for Satur
day's Osme with Army In Phil
delnhia. The squad will go from Balti
more by train to Philadelphia.
The Middles will stay overnight
nt the Pine Valley GoU Club In
Clementon, N. J.
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Heinrich Aims at Two
Records in Last Game
SPOKANE Wl Handsome. Don
Heinrich, whose football career at
Washington has been lull of dra
matic moments, bows out of col
lege competition Saturday, as an
Army private aiming at two In
dividual titles.
With a three-day pass tucked In
his OI cost In the dressing room
quarterback Heinrich will step out
on the field against Washington
State and:
1. Try to complete at least four
pssses to eclipse the current na
tional leader. Tom O'Connell of Il
linois who ended the season with
133 completions.
2. Trv to beat out O'Connell and
Ted Marchlbroda of Detroit as the
nation's total offense leader. O'Con
nell leads with 1,124, Marchlbroda
has 1,864 with a game against
Houston Saturday. Heinrich has
1,506.
And most or all, of course, he'll
be trying to direct a victory over
the arch-rival State Cougars who
are rated one-touchdown under
dogs. Detroit
Captures
Pro Lead
By BEN OLA.V
NEW YORK W Thanks to the
Detroit Lions the National Football
League has an undisputed leader
todey.
The Lions upended Green Bay
48-24 in a Thanksgiving Day game
yesterday to give them sole pos
session of the national conference's
No. 1 spot. But they'll occupy that
lofty perch alone for only a couple
of games.
Th Ban Francisco 4Sers and the
Los Angeles Rams, each only a
half Kaii.e behind Detroit, tanrrle
in the former city Sunday and the
winner win ciimb Back Into a tie
with the Lions.
TIE -
The. existing three-way tie be
tween Cleveland, New York and
Philadelphia In the; American, cm.
ference can also be broken this
weekend when the Browns tangle
with the Washington Redskins the
Giants take on the Pittsburgh
Steelers and the Eagles engage
-ne L-nicago carainais.
Quarterback Bob trv Layne tossed
three touchdown passes as the
Lions iced the game with 11 points
against the Packers in the final
period. Layne completed 18 of- 30
aerials for 248 yards and ran the
on u u nmes lor tu jar os.
FUMBLES
Green Bay fumbled five times
In the first half with Detroit re
covering each time. Two of toe
ooDbles were converted Into scores.
Tobin Rot kept the Packers in
me Da'l game by firing three touefc-
uoTvn passes lo end BUI Howton.
Th Lions got their clinching
points In the lourth Quarter when
Pat Harder kicked a 26-yard field
goal. Moments later. Layne passed
22 yards to Cloyce Box on the
three and Harder went across for
me tajiy.
At Akron. O. the orphaned Dal
las Texans won their first lesgue
same by upsetting the Chicago
Bears 27-23. Frank Trlpucka, with
only 34 seconds left tn the gnme,
plunced over from the one.
TRAIL
Dallas, leading- bv- lg points at
one tune, found themselves trail
ing by a three point margin in the
fourth quarter. Led by Trlpucka.
they started a 15-yard march to
the deciding touchdown.
George Bianda. the Bears' falr-
haireoY boy, passed for two scores,
one for 41 yards to BUI Dtmanchaff
and another of 35 varda to Oene
Schroeder. Billy Stone went over
for the other Chicago touchdown.
Forty-Niners
Fired Up
SAN FRANCISCO U The San
Francisco 49ts, fired by reports
of dissension in their ranks, are
really hustling for Sunday's game
with the Los Angeles Rsms in Ke
zar Stadium.
Hugh McElhenny, cited In the
rumor as the cause of dissension, ts
getting spontaneous slaps on the
back from teammates to prove no
ill-will, and the workouts have been
full of pep.
The winner of Sunday's game
will go Into a first place tie with
Detroit, which beat the Green Bay
Packers Thursday 48-24.
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PAGE NINE
If the 22-year old Washington
"Arm" gets those four completions
he'll go back to the Army on Mon
aay as tne second player in hmtory
to win the passing title twice.
Davey O'Brien of Tcxaa Christian
did it in 1931 and 1938.
Heinrich won It flrat In 1950 In
the same stadium where he'll and
his career Saturday in th week
end switch from camp to campus.
My coincidence, ne also needea
134 completions then and the or
ponent was Washington State.
Heinrich broke Chuck Conerly
record of 133 by one in the final
seconds of that game, last of the
season.
THIS WEEK
The Huskies' QB became a GI
via the draft board this week. It
appeared he wouldn't be around
for the traditional wsc game and
the chance to be pasalng champ i
again.
But Don was Inducted at near
by Fort Lewis, didn't withdraw of
ficially from school, and finished
his processing In time to qualify
lor a week-end pass.
Ho spent his Tnankszlvlne nass
working out with the team. His
arm was pronounced fit after Army
snow - ana we- unciercog cougars
lost their Immunity from his dead
ly pitches.
as an inexperienced but ooled
sophomore in 1949 he shot a 45-
yard first quarter touchdown pass
inrougn a line Notr Dame team.
A few games later, he fired two
touchdown passes in 49 seconds
asalnst USC.
ALL-AMF.RICA
He broke the national record in
1950 and was acclaimed All-America.
Before the 1951 season started.
he suffered a shoulder separation
in practice and was ruled out for
the year. He came back strong
this year.
His daring field generalship Is
ratef on a par with his passing
as the big reason for Washington's
creditable 8-3 record. Washington
State, after a big pre-season build
up, is struggling along witn a 8-8
mark. . ,. .
FOOTBALL
SCORESS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
By The Associated Press
. . .EAST.
Penn 14. Cornell T .
Colgate 33, Brown IT""
MIDWEST v..
Cincinnati 34. Miami lOhlo)
Western Reserve 48, Case 7
nicmia, 34, new Mexico A It it t
' SOUTH
VFI 2 Tin '7
Chattaooga 40, Dayton 7 '
icuoir ituyne i. caiawna 11
East Tenn 34. Emory and Henry
16 (Buriey Bowl)
Tenn State 44. Vlrgnla Union 12
Parrls Island Marines 64, Camp
LeJeun 2u
Keesler ,AFB 20. Camp Polk 7
. . - ,eviL i tin th i
Texai '32, Texas AfcM, II
xaa weueiu si, west Texas 7
North Texas 33; Midwestern 7
Abilene Christian 62, Howard Pay
ne - - - ....
Paris- (Tex.) JC 39. Little Rock
Jrt n
William Jewell 85, Ouachita T
' - ' FAR WEST
Wyoming 21, Denver 14
Utah 90. trtah Rial. A "
Santa Clara 15, San Jose 7
Purdue Will
Face Middies
WASHINGTON lei Bill Purdue,
star ol Army's upset football win
over Pennsylvania two weeka ago,
is going to play against Nary Sat
urday despite the death of hi
father Thursday.
"I feel dad would have wanted
me to." Purdue said. "Mother told
me that."
Bill's rather. Brig". Gen. Branner
Pace Purdue, 82. died of cancer
at Walter Reed Hospital after an
illness of three months. The ten-
eral graduated from West Point
in 1928 end commanded the 120th,
Infantry Regiment in Europe dur
ing World War IL .
Chuck Miller Trio
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