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| B88 4% sacra of tok ts FivE STAR, at Bot WT 100% scotch waush65 BONDED AND ammoi g - HALG & HA $1” Cla Bmle iN scov.AND # soviice in sus orgren Kep GOVERNMENT 5UPENVSOY _ MENDED 5COT5 WHISKY » 86.8 PACO® RENFIELO IMPORTERS, LTD.. NEW YORK t either of the powerhouses loses to- «shell as Purdue beating Notre Dame IN BREATHERS | Michigan, Notre Dame, _ Stanford Face Tough Grid lei-H“ waz inin _ By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (P)-THis \breather\ week for the two top college football teams in the coun- try - Army and Oklahoma, If morrow, it would be .as big & bomb- two weeks ago. But each figures to triumph al- most as it pleases,. Top-rated Army, fresh from licking Michigan of the Big Ten, this time invades the Ivy League for a tussle with Harvard, one of the weak sisters of the loop, 1 at Cambridge, Mass. 'The Oklahoma Sooners, sporting the longest winning streak in col- lege football-24 games-entertaings Kansas State of the Big Seven. 'This, too, should provide easy pick- ings for Bud Wilkinson's eleven, for Kansas State has dropped four games, Southern Methodist, the No. 3 outfit, however, could run into trou- ble. Moanin' Rusty Russell leads his band to Houston, Tex,, for a battle with Rice that could decide the eventual winner of the South- west Conference race. 'That 56-0 triumph Southern Methodist scored over Oklahoma A. and M. last week, apparently isn't fazing Rice in the least. Rice came out with a 41-28 decision last year. Indiana Plays Irish Notre Dame, dumped to the No. {11 spot in the national ranking, takes - on Indiana, - If - Frank PERMUTIT WATER SOFT and FILTERS L. W. STIMSON, Local Rep. P. O. Box 41, Lake George. Ph. 318 | Leahy's band winds impressively, it might regain some of its lost prestige. \ 'The last major untouched goal line was crossed yesterday when | Clemson played a 14-14 tie with South Carolina at Columbia, S. C. {Clemson had won its first three games without yielding a score. - Most of the conferences have im- portant frays on tap Saturday be- sides the SMU-Rice affair in the southwest, there is Texas-Arkansas “BED GLASS? DIAL 2.5824 at Austin and Texas A. and M.- Texas Christian at College Station, In the Big Ten, Wisconsin, the surprise - leader, faces Michigan, which last week bowed to Army,. 'The Wolverines will be out to re- deem themselves, Ohio State, No. Glens Falls Paint & Glass ap reve n+ is what became of the major league's lively ball. The nation's college foot- ball teams are using it now. At least there doesn't appear to be amy other reason for this corner missing 12 of inst week's 68 decisions. . Steve Owen of the New York foot- 'ball Gants says the ball in use now \must be made of the hide of &. greased pig turned loose at an Okla- homa county fair.\ .cornet's season's mark to 771 CLENS FALLS TIMES, GLENS FALLS, N. Y, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1950 Claassen Picks:» SM U, VI’ris‘h, Stanford, Mich same Tops C | raceway resurrs | | Daily double, $41.30. Attendance, 2441. Handle, $86,299, | OF TRST RACK-Mile trot. Purse $400 ig'a'n-téo Win Ohio: State vs. Minnesota: One of these days that Minnesota team will catch fire and trample a heavy fav- orite. Maybe it will be Saturday, but the record points to the Buckeyes. Ohio State, Stanford vs. UCLA: Stanford has just enough edge to overcome the home field advantage which will be riding with the Bruins. Stanford. Cornell vs. Yale: Cornell stayed unbeaten while fumbling 13 times in. the Big Red's first three games. Yale also is unbeaten but won't stay that way now that Cornell is click- ing. Cornell. ' Michigan vs, Wisconsin: The Bad- gers have won three straight games with a minimum of offense, The honeymoon ends against Michigan. Michigan. Southern California vs. Navy: Who can remember the last time that Southern California didn't score a victory in its first three games? The drought ends here. Southern Calif- ornia. Finishing the rest in a hurry: Friday Night Boston College over Georgetown, Hardin Simmons over Houston, Miami (Fla) over Boston University, San Francisco over San Jose. Saturday By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK Oct. 20 (P'-So that + Last week's .824 average lifted this Here are this week's picks: Army vs. Harvard: There's noth- ing in the papers dealing with the return of either David or Goliath. The nation's No. 1 team to stay No. 1, Army, « Oklahoma vs. Kansas- State: After three strenuous - non-conference games, the Sooners start belting their league brothers. Oklahoma. Southern Methodist ys. Rice: A year ago Rice took this one, 41-27. But this time the Mustangs. are de- termined to go all the way. Southern Methodist. Kentucky vs. Villanova: Kentucky has been scored upon but once this season. Its offense also is one of the best. Kentucky. Notre Dame vs, Indiana: The odds- | _ East: Amherst over Coast @uard, makers rate the Irish as seven points . Buffalo over Brooklyn, Carnegie better than Indiana. Why start an Tech over Allegheny, Colgate over argument? Notre Dame. lBucknell, Connecticut over Maing, -. Wave Song iDr. Dartmouth over Lehigh, Delwram,t Peter Gantle (E Jones: 40. over Lafayette, Fordham over West! \Time-? 12 25 Lacba soy. Tim's son. Virginia, Holy Cross over Moon Struck, Ladde Scott, Marva Massachusetts over Rhode Island, Scotty Penn over Columbia, Princeton over: _ SECOND RACK-M.e pace Purse: 3400 # _, Bally | Spun | (G Mou.en 8 50 5 40 4 4) Brown, Rutgers over New York Uni : Adeline Pointer «Robin 14 80 1 «J versity, St. Bonaventure over DU-| riackis M'Kinney (Parks 3 49 quesne, Temple over Wayne, Spring-) Time~2 16 }-5.. Helivreod Mac. Duse field over New Hampshire, Trinity, fim‘fimy' Daisy Up, Lou, Madam « » c i ozell. over Colpy, Vermont over Rochester.; THIRD RACE-M.le pace Purse $400 South: - Duke - over | Richmond, gpon MeSong «J.Robin'm 800 4 40 340 Georgia Tech over Auburn, Tulane? Fisher Dale (W. Moore: 19 90 @ 03 over Missississippi, Vanderhilt over Berdina Hanover «P Bach. 1 w Florida, Virginia over Virginia Mili-| Time-2 14 2-6. Tommy R Direct, Pres- ton, Fannie, N.mble Ladd; Pitcher, Abse. tary, Wake Forest over Georget FOURTH RACK-Mile toot. Purse $300. Washington, William & Mary OVOFigyndicator iG. Garnsey) 440 3.50 340 Virginia Tech, Washington & Le] Lindsey Kester (A. Rod 3) 6 30 430 over Davidson; The Citadel over Colleen Guy iL Cantor: 3.9 io Time-2.00 +500 Groom,. Jiun Klapa, Furman. ' . 6 . Midwest: Cincinnatl over Western _ mack=-- The Oremield |S. Reserve, Drake Over Wichite, KAnN-' pace. Purse $1000 _- _ _ =_ ~* sas over Oklahoma A. & M., Michi-, Mutual «A. Remuey) . gan State over Marquette, Missour|| Dewey Abbe 1C. Mason: over Iowa State, Northwestern over Primos iI. Cont . Pittsburgh- Nebraska over Pent, Con-n; Norman. D222? 0:13:83)er cit-fig? State, Purdue over Iowa, Toledo Over | speculat.on. 100 ' } 1 1440 580 3110 6 40 320 3 20 Bradley, Tulsa over Detroit, Kavier| _ SIXTH RACKk-Mile trot, Putse $500 over Louisville. laeleme. Sun (G Carnsey) 440 310 230 & , ttle Evie (G, Roider 4 00 280 Southwest: Baylor over TTOXAS nnss gey west Rodney) 119 Tech, Texas over Arkansas, Texas, Western over New Mexico, Texas State over Sam Houston. Time-2 12 25. Fortune Prince, | des West) quences Colt, Norgork Amber, Beaumont Hanover, Far West: California over Oregon | _ SEVENTH RACE-Mile pace Purse 3500. | Ears Adam -F. Parks: 1180 6 %° 5:0 State, College of Pacific over LO) v.yan Aboe «R Webber 2 so 540 Angeles Loyola, Denver over Brig-| Clever Volo G Garmsey, a so ham Young, Montana over Montana _ Tine 2 06 4.5 Supreme Zimrl - Jimine 'State, Oregon over St. Mary's. San. Ha.. Conere Bonme Flower, Nate: Abre Diego State over Fresno, Wyoming; LIGHTH HACK <Mue pace Purse $30. RAILBIRD SAYS: Village Boy, Mt. Carrol, Diamond Homestead Theora - Hanover, Abbe, Tickaway Prince Wayne, Spencer Scottie, Preako Porters Face Flame Port Henry High School and;3~ Mineville High's eleven tangle to- 1, %. Duke Dillon night under the lights at Mineville's' 4. Countess Yonlan, Lucky Day Grover Hills Fleld, Port Henry is Tiberas, Josedale Paranella Still not out of the title race by any 5 Madamee Chiang, Eaton - Mo, Merry Widow means since anything can happen to | ~. Zip Up, Mary Up, Bobbie Jane the current leaders, « Lake Placid, tied last week-end 7. Spenda, Eaton Mc, Madame by MAL tangles with winless Ti- Chiang conderoga High in another contest 8. Peter Watts, Zip Up, Count today in what should be a breather, Chief while Plattsburg will meet a City BEST BET: Madame Chiang, 5th. Series foe in St. John's Academy. BEST LONG SHOT: Josella Han- Plattsburg beat off a threat by Port, _ over, 8rd. Henry High last week-end to remain unbelzben in the geague Witt}; Lake Placid. The Nov. 4 meeting between Lake Placid and Plattsburg may well By The Associated Press |_ decide the champion of the Cham-\ _ Indianapolis 83, North Carolina plain Valley League. | State 617. e i Boston 100, Baltimore 90. champion, will play Minnesota at! Minneapolis. EXHIBITION BASKETBALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL By The Associated Press Time-2:10. Emma Hal. wood, Corporal Dick, Ready Money. Hoosiers Meet Witchc_a_e;_TcmightI GREENWICH-Coach George, Jackson's Greenwich High sextet clashes with the pace-setting Hoo» sick Falls team tonight in a Tri- County League game under lights. The kickoff is set for 8 P, M. and a good crowd is expected. The Witches, out for their first win after three setbacks, would like to win this one. The Hoosiers haven't been beaten in the league this year. Greenwich is expected to start with Carey and Skiff on the ends and Lucey at center. The backfeld will have DeRagon calling signals, Morehouse at halfback and Aldous at fullback, BOXING (By the Associated Press) MINNEAPOLIS - Del Flanagan. 138, St. Paul, outpointed Johnny De Fazio, 140, Bayonne, N. J., 10. FALL RIVER, Mass.-Bobby Eng- California is favored over Oregon State at Berkeley, while Stanford 8 in the country, and Rose Bowl rates over U. C. L. A. at Los Angeles.! (tie). now . 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Two games re- main to play after this contest, Salem facing Hoosick Falls and Schuylerville and South High having to play Schuylerville and War- { rensburg. The Bulldogs' defense power will be very good this week with such | defense men as big Norm LeMarque. Dick Allen, Phil Fairy, Harry Van Scoy, Pete Roehner and \Punk\ Vannier in the lineup. Four of these ! boys also play on the offense South High's offense has improved, with an improved good running attack, aided 'by good blocking, plus dangerous passing. They are still . clicking with their passes although Clint Chapman has been out of the past two games. ' __ The probable starting lineup for South High will be Paul LaValley at right end, Dick Allen in the center spot ard capable Pete Rochner at -the other end. The backfield will be Jim Stemmelin at quarterback, Harry Van Scoy at the halfback and \Punk\ Vannier at fullback, pro- | viding he is in shape after being out of action for a week. 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