The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 6

Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944 THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Page Six. Local The Franklin Star Sports Section atfonai Columbus, Grizzlies in 1944 Grid Opener Here (icnuine PKE-WAU RIHSO Grid Roster of Columbus Hull Dogs. Seven Vets Nucleus Of Local Grid Squad ituNHMtii eAUfc o.nei LOK Ivory Flakes Pkg. 23c BH1AR PIPES Aluminum Filter and Bob Intire at right guard, Smith at center.

In the backiield. Jerry will probably start at Tom Vandhier at full a Vita min Complex uh Itb In tar of Dried 1 rt and Lirr 87c Ms $2.21 Tf1 cr four Back Crossman left half, and Phil Class Ross Perrifield Sr. Jack Perkins Sr. Joe Tom Atkins Sr. Max Seikman Sr.

Ru hard Mann Sr. Rex Alvis Sr. Dick Fisher Sr. John Hogue Sr. Bill Ilerron Jr.

Bob Stott Jr. 'Ted Snively Jr. Glenn Line Jr. Pete Hall Jr. Lyle Carmiohael Jr.

Jim Givens Jr. Eldon Jr. Jim Spicer Jr. James Spears Jr. Bill Brinkman Jr.

Joe Hennv Jr. MM Xi Jit cr Li lL- Alexander quarter. Strongest replacements include Harcld Stinson, end; Dick Bridges and Bob Gee. tackles; Eldon Graham, back; and Hugh Andrews, Veterans Form Nucleus Seven veterans from last year form the nucleus of the Franklin team, including Phil Alexander, a 1943 guard wlio is now being groomed for quarterback; Tom Vandivier, luliback; Bob Smith, center; Bill Wolfe, right end; Dick McQuinn. who has been changed from guard to tackle; Ralph iPete) Crowe, end transformed from a back; and Charles halfback.

All are seniors with the exception of Ho-gan, who is a junior. Last year's complete backfield is misMng this year, Ruts Crowe, Scott Butze and John Pace having grad Pos. Back Line Line Line Line Line Line Back Back Back Back Lane Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Back Line Back Back Back Line Line Line Back Line Line Line Line Back Line Line Back. Back Hgt. 5- 8'.

5-10 5-10 G- 5- 6 5-11 5-10 5-11 5-11 5- 7 5- 9 0- 2 0- 5- 7 5- 9 5- 9 5- 8 5-10 5- 0 3-10 5- 9 5- 9 5- 8 5-11 5- 7 5-11 5- 5- 8 5- 9 5- 3 5-11 5- 8 5-10 5-10 3- 5- 9 Wgt, 170 143 142 170 137 104 140 13( 170 123 157 195 155' 145 170 147 155 135 105 1 40 175 108 1 50 140 150 13G 141 100 234 125 125 140 120 105 1-10 200 1 50 142 105 Age 17 17 1G 1G 17 17 17 10 16 1G 10 It. 17 14 1G 15 1G 1G l.i 14 1G 14 it; ir 14 14 14 13 14 10 13 13 10 10 vf ar. Bob Welmer Don Gilmore Jim Ostick Bill Gray Bill Hertel Ray Handley John Stringer Ed MeCletm Jack Morris Soph. Soph. Soph.

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Soph. BULLDOGS TO RELY ON NEW GRID TALENT Only Four Lettermen On Columbus Team Which Is To Invade Citv To Meet Cubs COLUMBUS, Sept. 14 The Columbus high school Bull Dog grid-ders were fast rounding into snaps today for their opening game of the season Friday afternoon at Franklin. Because of the vast amount of new talent in the ranks, it is difficult to make any advance forecasts on the season, but Coach Glenn Adams is reasonably well satisfied with the outlook. The team was on vvo-practice-a-day routine for the first two weeks of practice.

However since school opened Monday the squad was sent through only one daily workout this week. Under the weather due to an attack of intestinal flu, Johnny Hogue, leading candidate for one of the backfield positions on the team, was absent from practice last week. Hogue saw quite a bit of action last year and is being groomed as a starter. ISackfiehl Prospects In the ball-carrying department Coach Adams is also banking on Bill Herun, Ted Snively and Ross Percifield. letter winners last fall.

Glenn Line. 195 pound tackle, is the only returning letterman in the line. One newcomer to the squad is Don Gilmore, 103-pound sophomore, a member of the Broad Ripple high school squad at Indiana poli last year. He is the son of Russell P. from Hollywood Murine for the Eyes 49c, 89c Pntn-RImnl for Unset Stomach 47c i 69c uated and Don Shaffer, ho was being counted upon this campaign, i has joined the navy.

Four other let- teimen are al.o missing from the i rank-; by virtue of graduation, in- ending Gerald McQuilling. an end; Bob Blown and Paul Bob Newsom Soph. Pence Pruitt Soph. George Notlitt Soph. Dutch Owens Soph.

Eugene Williams Soph. Melvin Sharp Fr. Ronald Harris Fr. Sam Smiley Fr. Ralph Bailey Fr.

Tom Anderson Fr. Denotes Lettermen from lat fV.hick Iniecfor Blakes, 20 Horiick's'Maited Milk Powder AQc Zonire Antiseptic Renuzir French Dry Cleaner cy Esther 4-Purpose Cream Leather Ciqarette Cases 43c, 79c 47c 65c, $1.09 39c, 59c 39c, $2.50 1 West mo re's S( nsational Feautii Make-Up tackles; and Bob Summers, a guard a aif ream PSE MLL Dor not cause Drv Skin I i ft- 'fr A rrran" In 6 rn f.alter.r.g fhadrs Ea- Jl I ncmicul cr.e bottle (Flus Taxi Usts months. AMERICAN LEAGI Wen. Lost New York 7G Gl Detroit 75 61 St. Louis 75 62 Boston 73 64 j(le eland 65 72 Philadelphia 64 75 Chicago 63 73 I Washington 58 80 Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, 12 ozs.

39c Twin Make-Up $1.00 Bcro-Pheno-Form Cones 89c Amciin Deodorant Powder 53c PJnso for Whiter Washes 23c Suttons Leq Make-Up 59c Leather Tobacco Pouches Unauontine for Burns 43c, 89c Nor Plex Vitamin Complex, I00's 98c Chevrire Denture Powder 29c, 54c Jeraens All-Purpose Cream 59c, 97c Dr. West's Tooth Paste 2 for 29c Dr. Wear's Miracle Tuft Tooth Brush 47c Feenminf Laxative 10c, 19c, 39c Lux Toilet Soap 7c, 3 for 20c 551; pS -fe 1 An .420 IrVlf tiff- Pet. -T I .561 fi irr" .410 I Off lV 4 397 IHl NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Won. Lost St. Louis 95 41 Pittstmgh 81 54 Cincinnati 74 58 Chicago 61 71 ic iork 61 72 Boston 55 79 i Brooklyn 55 80 1 Philadelphia 52 79 Columbus manager of the Bell Telephone Company. Many With Experience Practically all the juniors and seniors and a few of the sopho-i mores were members of the squad last season. With the plentiful sup-j ply of under-classroom on hand the i Canine coaching will have an opportunity to build for the future this fall.

The squad this fall is blessed with mere size than usual and in all probsbly will be able to match I most of its opponents in weight. I The Bull D(- will face five South Central Conference oppon-! ents during the coming campaign. I They include Franklin, Shelbyville, Seymour. Connersville and Rush-I vilie. I The two other games on the schedule are with Bloomington and Manual of Indianapolis, Although considerable time has been devoted to fundamentals, sev-j eral srimmages have been held.

A i few injuries have bobbed up but THE ALLERGY CUclua MASK Is ns an anl in relief cl Hay and Seasonal Asthma symptoms. It cleanses many pollens and molds from the air inhaled. Requires no electric sockft--shock-proof and can be worn at work, play and while sleeping! Today's Schedule AM El 'CAN ASSOCIATION. tPIayoff Games-Louisville at Milwaukee (night). St.

Paul at Tcledo (night. A. M. M-yi. Thru Sat.

WFUM. -v- .1. M. I xfc- 1 i AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York at Philadelphia (nUht.

games scheduled. -ag. "itf $10.00 Complete h1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at New York 2). Boston at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago. (Only games scheduled).

PARIS 'TOl'RIST' AMI Cil'IDE Toiaina Amerian Army centers in France. Congrr-sswcnum Frances Bolton, light, is pictured at the Arc de Triomphe shortly after Yanks helped over the French capital. Taking notes while interviewing a pair of is Rosette Hargrove. NEA Service war correspondent. An exile since the Germans took Paris, she returned to her native city with the victorious Allies.

"a have not served to slow many, of the candidates. Only 23 recruits turned out for the first call for practice but the team has grown steadily since that time. Several members of the squad have had previous games experience, including Bill Herron, John Hogue. Ted Snively. Curt Handley, Harold Roger.

Glenn Line, Johnny Stringer. Richard Mann. Joe Tom Atkins, Ross Percifield, Max Siek-mann. Bill Brinkman. Jim Spicer, Jack Morris and BUI Givens.

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AMER1CANLF.AC.UE. New York at Philadelphia (postponed (Only game scheduled.) NATIONAL" LEAGUE. Cincinnati 4-2. Chicago 1-3. Pittsburgh 7-10.

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