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Home Stretch Hit As Bulldogs Brace For Jacket Tils
Georgia Remains Idle
For Next Two Weeks
By HUGH DAVIS
~ In high gear after an effortless 46-7 stomping of
V. M. I.’s Cadets on Grant Field Saturday, the Geor
gia Bulldogs will be carefully groomed during the next
two weeks for a very important appointment in At
lanta, November 27 — tussle with mighty Tech.
R e . b
[ While the Yellow Jackets are en
f‘ a little scrimmage session
Pagiinst Clemson’s Tigers next Sat-
Lurday, the Bullpups will still be
‘busy resiing up and getting a
L d6se of whatever Coach Butts has
i beéen hiding in the bottom of his
itrick bag to guard from prying
L Kingineer eyes.
b No Trick Plays
. 'Tor, if anything else has been
lapparent during the last two ap
pearances made by the Georgia
f.q!’,lfgyen, it has been the conspicious
f absence of any tricky plays what
soever. The Buttsmen have plowed
Lunder their opponents with a gen-
L erous sprinkling of old standbys.
b This final tilt of the year against
‘Georgia Tech's not -so - battered
- Wrecks will probably find both
tfiq&ns evenly matched on Dpaper,
The Bulldogs have a record of six
wins and three defeats, which the
f Engineers will equal if they down‘
Clemson. ‘
. Chier Jacket-in-the-ointment and
thorn in the Bulldogs side is 200
ipound Eddie Prokop. This one manj
'battering ram and aerial artist to
_perfection seems to be in top form,
t Against unfortunate Tulane Sat
‘urday he passed his way to sta.r-‘
idom with 11 successive striked in
i the last " half, which is certainiy
0 mean record. Four of his tosses
L payed ofp in touchdowns, with
L lanky Jimmy Dorough wearing tho
lucky catcher’s mitt, -
f Cook’s Prowess |
| The Bulldogs' brightest star, Tits
idle Johnny Cook, gained Ilustre
Lagainst 'V. M. I. by raecing to four
' touchdowms, illustrating the Rome,
|G, scooter’'s prowess on the
| ground as well as through the air,
| He ran back the opening kic¢koff
L 79 . yards and later outdistanced
, effort by returning a punt 81
yards, 7,
. For the past three weeks, fans
‘have approached each Bulldog tilt
Wwith hopes of seeing “Rabbit”
‘;*- Cook’s early-season stock
receiver, glue-gripping the pigskin
% Georgia’s opponents, but a
knee dinjury has confined him to
SBging only limited action, This
final game looks like the real
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LATE GRID RESULTS
. By The Associated Press
ok SUNDAY
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To Match Untied
BY TED MCIER
NEW YORK—(#)—The pressure
stays on Notre Dame this week as
the college football season heads
into the stretch and traditional
late November clashes begin to
dot the grid picture.
After eight successive weekends
of wrecking such undefeated teams
as Michigan, Navy, *Army and
Georgia Tech the unbeaten and un
tied Irish, ranked No. 1 nationa!'.
can't afford a letdown at io h
Bend Saturday against the . Tear
some Ilowa Pre-Flight Seahawks.
Strong, Line, Backs
Like the Irish, the Seahawks
come up to this game unbeaten and
untied in eight starts. They boast
a strong line in front of a back
field featuring such former profes
sional stars as Dick Todd of the
Washington Redskins, and Frank
Maznicki of the Chicago Bears.
Teaturing an afternoon marked
by freakish happenings the Irish
bowled over Northwestern and Otto
Graham, 25 to 6, last Sgturday,
while the Seahawks took Camp
Grant, 28 to 13.
Perhaps the most wierd incident
was Ohio State’s 29 to 26 victory
over Illinois with the deciding field
goal being kicked 12 minutes after
nearly everyone thought the game
ended in a tie. ‘
The gun was fired on the final
play, an incomplete Ohio State
pass. Players of both teams were
in their dressing rooms and the
fans were on their way out when
the officials ruled Illnois was off
side on the play and two seconds
remained. {
The teams were recalled ond the
Buckeyes decided to try a field
goal instead of a pass. John Stun
gis, sub back, made good from
placement on the Hlinois 156 te win
Ohio State’'s firist Big Ten game
of the year.
Outstanding Teams
Saturday’s results left these
teams outstanding in their areas:
last: Navy, 61-0 victor over Co~
lumbia; Dartmouth, 20-0 winner
over Cornell, Army and Penn.
South: Duke, 49-0 winner cver
Virginia, and North Carolina.
Southeast: Ceorgia Tech, which
walloped Tulane, 33-0.
Southwest: Unbeaten, but tied
Tulsa and Texas Aggies; and un
beaten, untied Randolph Field.
Midwest: Notre Dame, Towa Sea
hawks, Purdue, all unbeaten and
untied: and Michigan, beaten only
by Notre Dame.
Pacific "Coast: Unbeaten, untied
washington and USC who are to
meet in the Rose Bowl; and March
Field.
Traditional games on tap this
weekend include: Dartmouth and
Princeton; LSU-Tulane; Pitt-Penn
State; Temple-Villanova; Purdue-
Indiana; Chio State - Michigan;
Illinois- Northwestern; ‘Wisdonsin-
Minnesota; and Duke North Caro
lina.
Other tilts pair Randolph Tield
and North Texas Aggies; Colzate-
Columbia; Army-Brown; Drake-
Tulsa: Clemson-Georgia Tech; St.
Mary's-UCLA; Missouri - Kansas;
and Rice-TCU. .
Sen. Lucas Says
Is Vital To Morle
WASHINGTON — (AP) — Pro
fessional baseball is “absolutely
essential” to civilian and military
morale, Senator Lucas (D.-I1L.)
sad today in pointing out that the
sport is making valuable contribu
tions to the war effort while us
ing an “infinitesimal’ part of the
nation’'s manpower.
“My sincere hope is that nothing
will be done by any agency of the
government which will in any way
disturb the continuation of this
great American institution,” Lu
cas said in an address prepared
for senate delivery.
Baseball contributions to war
funds total $2,128,698, he declared,
and admission taxes paid the gov
ernment through the National and
American Leagues for the 1942
and 1943 seasons amounted to $2,-
289,702.
Bond Sales
Sales of war bonds and stamps
in drives sponsored by baseball in
terests netted $1,027,923,225, the
senator said, and the pbaseball
equgipment fund raised $250.814 to
furnish sports eguipment for men
in the armed forces.
Citing figures he said were ob
tained from President Ford Frick
of the National Leagile, Lucas gave
this breakdown of the manpower
setup in the senior circuit:
Players in the services, 151 (as
of Oct. 15, 1943); players on the
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Charles (Rabbit) Smith, Georgia’s freshman wingback, goes up
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lanta. Tackler is William Stapleton, V. M. |. frosh end. Coming
ipn’:oo;ig play is Junior Meeks (23), Georgia center. —NEA TELE-
Furious Passing Duel
Seen When Baugh,
Luckman Clash Sunday
CHICAGO. — (AP) — Coming at a time when BSid
Luckman and Sammy Baugh are engaged in one of the
most furious passing duels in national football history,
next Sunday’s meeting of the Chicago Bears and the
Washington Redskins in the Capital City shapes up as
the season’s dream game. j f
Only the actual championship
playoff, in which these same teams
undoubtedly again will be thrown
together, looms as a rival for fan
interest.
With springy-armed Luckman
whipping seven touchdown passes
the Bears blased the New York
Giants 56-7 yesterday. The victo
ry assured Chicago of at least a
tie for the western division title.
‘After Washington, they will close
their regular = 10-game schedule
against the Chicago Cardinals.
New Offense Clicks
Although the Redskins dropped
three early exhibitions, including
one to the Bears, 21-14, their new
offense = under Coach “Dutch’
Bergman began clicking when it
counted and both teams are unde
feated in league play. Washington
has four games yet too, two with
New York, but the Bears stack
up as the only threat to their rec
ord.
Luckman bosted his touchdown
passing total of 23, one shy of
matching Cecil Isbeir's record dur
ing last yeur's 11-game schedule,
while "Baugh brought his produc
tion to 19. Slingin’ Sam, whos:
six scoring passes against Brook
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1944 reserve list, 263,
Of the latter group, he said, 85
are pre-Pearl Jarbor fathers, 37
are classified 4-F in the draft, 20
are over 35 years old, 31 over 30,
31 are post-Pearl Harbor fathers,
three are aliens and two 2ve under
military age. Eleven are married
men with children. Twenty-one
have been reclassified in 1-A and
10 already have been ordered to
report fbr induction examinations.
Lucas said Amenmcan - League
figures on manpower and draft
were not available to him but ex
pressed the belief they would ’be
¢“very similar” to those of the Na
tional circuit,
The senator said both major
leagues have reduced their travel
to a minimum and could carry on
to the satisfaction of the Office or
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
lyn stood as a new pro mark forl
only two weeks, pitched four yes
terday as the Redskins crushed!
Detroit 42-20. The Lions’ Franki2
Sinkwich connected on two ecor—i
ing throws, but four of his passes
were intercepted by Baugh. |
With Hutson coatributing -23
lpoints—snaring a pair of scoring
passes, running 85 yards with an
‘intercepted pass and booting five
extra points—jthe Green Bay
Packers handed the Chicago Car
dinals their enghtp straight loss,
eb-14,
. Surprising Upset
Just to make the day complete,
[the lowest scoring game turned
ocut to be the season’'s most sur
lprising upset. Ken Heineman toss
| ed to Merlyn Condit for a 65-yard
touchdown play which - gave the
Brooklyn Dodgers a 13-7 victory
over Phil-Pitt, the only eastern
club :that had a chance to catch
Wiashington. It was the FEeagles
third Joss and all but gave the
| eastern title to the Redskins.
Other games next Sunday will
senq Chicago Cardinals to New
iYork. Green Bay to Brooklyn and
Detroit to Pittshurgh to windup
,its season against Phil-Pitt. ~
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| Safurday’s Grid Stars
! By The Associated Press
Leon Pease, Arkansas ‘guard —
!Dmppéd back and tossed for both
touchidowns to bring Arkansas 14
Itrs 12 vietory over Southern Meth
odist and brédhk Arkaness losing
lsireak in Southwest football ag 21.
Creighton Miller, Notre A Dame
{ halfback — Gained 51 of Notre
’l).lme's total of 302 yards gained
rushing and punched over for one
!score in 25 .to 6 victor§f eover
Northwestern,
John Stungis, Ohio State quar-,
terfack — Came onto field 12
{ minntes after gamc was gver in
lfameq fifth quarter of Buckeye-
Tilinols rontest and MM E O
7 first field gcal of career for 29 to
West Goast Teams
To Play In Rose
Bow! On New Years
. SAN FRANCISCO —(AP)— The
war has has shattered another
precedent in the sports world.
‘There will be no BEast-Wlest foot
‘ball game in the Rose Bowl Jan 1.
Instead, twice-beaten Universi
ty of Southern California and un
defeated University of Washington
will make it an all-western affair
with the Pacific coast conferenca
championship at stake.
A special committee of the Coast
Conference yesterday picked Wash
ington’'s virtually untried but ap
parently powerful Huskies to op
pose the fast-fading Trojans, win
ners of the southern half of the
war-split conference title, in Pasa
deng, New Year's Day.
The committee said it had “ex
plored in full the possibility of
playing a game of traditional east
west character but from all points
of view, including the military, the
Wiashington - Southern California
contest was the most desirable and
practicable under present war con
ditions.”
It will be the first time in the
history of the Rose Bowl contests
at Pasadena—dating back to 1916
—that two Pacific Coast Confer
ence teams have met. In_ World
War 1, service teams from the
west coast played there on New
Year's day. Military orders against
Jarge asemblages forced removal of
tha 15312 game iu Duarham, N. C.,
where Oregon Sintc defated Duke
Cnmvessity 1618,
Washington’s Huskies have won
all four of their 1943 games, Coach
Ralph (T'est) Welch's team beat
‘Whiteman College, 35-0; the Spo
kane (Wlash.) Air Service Com
mandos, 47-12 and 41-7, and the
strong 4th Air Force team from
March Field, Calif., 27-7:
The March Field Flyers smoth
ered the Trojans last Saturday,
35-0,
Coach Jeff Cravath’'s U. 8. C.
team defeated UCLA 20-0; Univer
sity of California, 7-0 and 13-0;
College of the Pacific 6-0; Univer
sity of San Francisco 34-0, and
St. Mary's Naval Pre-Flight 13-0.
But loss of key Trojan players
in military transfers left a weak~
ened team that bowed to the San
Diego Naval Training Station 10-7
a week ago and then to the 4th
Air Force. e
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NEW YORK — (AP) — 'There
was no change last week in the
list of the nation’s J unbeaten and
untied football teams that have
won three or more games. Notre
Dame and the lowa Seahawks, who
clash this week, continue to top the
select group of 13 elevens. Re
cords of the undefeated, untied
teams (three games or more):
Team Voo g. pts. op.
‘l, Notre Dame ~.sssss 8 312 87
¢ Towa ‘Seahawks .... 8 232 84
B Purdue (ii.iiivee 8 201 08
4. andolph Field (Tex.) 8 242 30
5. Franklin-Marshall
| annl) . v 3128 W
16‘ Bainbridge (Md.)
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7. Colorado College .. 6 193 27
8. Bunker Hill (Ind.)
Naval Ale: .. .. voov 8. 311 31
9. Doane (Neb.) Ceaw 6138 1’24
10. Washington ...... 4 150 32
11. Pittsburgh (Kan.)
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1% Rutgers . o ii.sesin. 3. 88 %
13. Boston College .... 3 143 12
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26 win. ¢
Eddie Prokop, Georgia Tech;
halfback —Pitched for four touch
downs as Georgia Tech strength
ened grasp on Southeast Confer
ence title by downing Tulane, 33
to 0.
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From The Press Box
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK — ({AP)—Pigskin
Post Mortéen: .- ." . It probably
was the grand climax of an un
usual season Saturday when Tex
as U. actually sent in the water
boy—four-foot, 111-inch Billy An
drews—to kick a couple of extra
points against TCU ' . . Up to
last week there hadn't been as
many oddities on the field as you
might expect! in a season when
colleges officially dropped football,
then came back with “informal”
teams, when some players turned
up on two or three different teams
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through Navy transfers, when
student managers were pressed
into service, when colleges like
Columbia. had stars of all-America
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GRIDIRON GREMLINS
Some of Saturday’s strange hap
penings: -
North Carolina and Army scor
ed all-important points when their
opponents’ forward pass attempts
from behind the goal line were
grounded . . - Penn Staté had to
recruit officials from the stands
for its game with Temple when the
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When' some one asked Greas
Neale, rough and ready vozlch f.};
the Phil-Pitt Eagles, Why he neyes
ran on the field to dispyte Aecis.
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MONDAY MATINEE
The war plant that employs the
Indians’ Oris Hockett play to_aps
beal the b!}ll player's I.z dratt
classification ‘because “toolmakepg
are hard to find” , . g are gooq
outfielders, but either Way Hocket
won't likely be playing next seagon,
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