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Three of the four top teams in attraction in the East out Army-Navy extravaganza, pected to lure 70,000 into stadium. The college campagin picks up momentum this SPECIAL KIDDIES MATINEE Every Saturday—12:45 Cartoons & Comedies Starts Sunday “THE MEN” Marlon Brando & Teresa Wright plus “SHAKEDOWN” with Howard Duff ANAHEIM THEATRE Doors Open 6:15, Show Starts 6:30 NOW SHOWING “OPEN UTY” and “PAISAN” Both of These Pictures Were Acclaimed the Best of the Year by the National Board of Review Sunday “The Glass Mountain” and “Amazing Mr. Beecham” Wilshire Theatre 205 Wilshire—Fullerton Box Office Open Daily 6:15 Sun.—1:15 Continuous STARTING SUNDAY FIRST RUN Now Showing “ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST” In Technicolor) and NEW YORK (AP) —Texas, the king-sized state, comes up with a king-sized doubleheader tomorrow that promises to give the college grid standings a vigorous shakeup. Three of the four top teams in the country and a boisterous neighbor which is unbeaten and once-tied square off in a battle of Giants in Dallas' Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma, third-ranked nationally, will throw its 23-game winning streak against ponderous Texas, No. 4, in the afternoon phase of a twin attraction. Southern Methodist and Oklahoma A. & M. will go out under the lights to complete the job. No Pony Worries SMU is ranked second nationally, just behind Army. Oklahoma A. & M. isn't rated, but here's a team that was good enough to beat Arkansas and Texas Christian and tie Drake. The two games—with separate admissions—are expected to draw a total of 130,000 fans. A large chunk of Oklahoma's population is moving across the Red river for the doings. Dallas' doubleheader will snare some of the spotlight from the big game in Yankee stadium where Army's Black Knights, unbeaten in 22 games, will defend their No. 1 rating against fired-up, once-beaten Michigan. Eastern Biggie This game, the season's major attraction in the East outlaw Army-Navy extravaganza, pected to lure 70,000 into stadium. The college campaign picks up momentum this with major conference clashing with intersectional skirts for the attention of the gourmet. The activities get under way tonight winnings and UCLA, the 19th Bowl principals, tangling Angeles. Michigan's Wolverinespected to be keyed to the meeting with Army have their best backfield Chuck Ortmann, in shape first time since the opening Texas Favored The Cadets, who boost horseback field, never haunt to the Wolverines. Last year snapped a 25-game Michigan streak 21-7. At Dallas, Texas is touchdown edge over the who just squeaked through Texas A. & M last week SMU, with Kyle Rote at the tile, is a solid choice over Oklahoma Aggles. Californians are more interested in the attraction at the O where California's Pacific champions collide with tough Southern California. ND Goes South Pappy Waldorf's Golden haven't lost in their league games and will be favored vall again. The South is excited over Dame's visit to New Orleans the wrangle with Tulane, by the Irish last year, 46-7 Frnka's Greemies are sorry due smashed the high-riding Benders before they could similar shot. Other major Dixie game Mississippi at Vanderbilt, North Carolina State, West at North Carolina, and cinnati at Kentucky. The Big Ten, which fills the Rose Bowl guest place three conference entangled Minnesota at Northwestern State at Indiana, and Wisconsin. Cornell plays Harvard Pennsylvania meets Dartmouth the Eastern headliners. PLUS 'CHINATOWN AT MIDNIGHT' Now Showing 'ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST' In Technicolor) and 'SORRY, WRONG NUMBER' with Barbara Stanwyck BANK NITE MON. & THURS. 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Well, that’s just about what the story has been during Colonist practice sessions this past week. Clare Van Hoorebeke, anticipating much more trouble than he has received from either of his first two opponents, has spent an amazing amount of time and effort in an attempt to whip up something to stop Covina's single wing attack when it comes into La Palma Park to open the Anaheim home season at 7:30 tonight. In both coaching and in personnel, Covina, which has won two games and tied another, is expected to show considerably more class than the Colonists have yet seen in their first two clashes. Single Wing Team While the Colonists have defended their goal line successfully twice against T formation attacks, they have not yet had to face the power that is inherently present in the single wing. And from scouting reports turned in by Bill Hicks, the Covinans have the players to make the formation click. Of this one thing the Colonists may be sure—no lead, no matter how late in the game, will be out of reach of the visitors. After blanking Colton 28-0 in its opener, Covina tied Monrovia 13-13. In this contest, however, Covina was behind, 13-0, with only three minutes left. Good Kicking Then last week it entered the fourth quarter, trailing Pomona 14-7, and went on to win 28-14. These scores also show that Covina, Bs Try Combat In Prelim Coach Sam Keith has same taste for defeat persons have for fries. As a consequence, he removed from elation Bs blew a 12-0 decision last week, and won field this week has at a rather rugged clash. Just what divides tensive practice will shown tonight when Bs open the local preliminary game with Kickoff time 15:6 p.m. Offensive Dive Keith, a perfectionist almost exclusively sive tactics. He seek of last week's performance of the Colonists were a gather enough drive enemy territory until was almost completed. This has involved running and rerunning plays and the intro few news ones into. And the new ones be learned exactly as them. At one time week, the Bs ran over and over for the of a half-hour before satisfied with it. Hides I He absolutely refu play as long as he can ball, and Bill Walker opened to do the car Bill Tops Grid Slate Extraction in the East outside the Army-Navy extravaganza, is expected to lure 70,000 into Yankee stadium. The college campagin really bucks up momentum this week with major conference clashes vying with intersectionsal skirmishes or the attention of the gridiron tourmaline. The activities actually start under way tonight with Illinois and UCLA, the 1947 Rose Bowl principals, tangling at Los Angeles. Michigan's Wolverines are expected to be keyed to the gills for the meeting with Army and to have their best backfield man, Nick Ortmann, in shape for the first time since the opening game. Texas Favored The Cadets, who boast a racehorseback field, never have lost the Wolverines. Last year they mapped a 25-game Michigan winning streak, 21-7. At Dallas, Texas is rated a touchdown edge over the Sooners, who just squeaked through against Texas A. & M. last week, and MU, with Kyle Rote at the throttle, is a solid choice over the Oklahoma Aggies. Californians are more interested in the attraction at the Coliseum here California's Pacific Coast champions collide with big and tough Southern California. ND Goes South Pappy Waldorf's Golden Bears haven't lost in their league in 18 games and will be favored to prelil again. The South is excited over Notre name's visit to New Orleans and the wrangle with Tulane, numbed by the Irish last year, 46-7. Henry Purnka's Greenvies are sorry Purge smashed the high-riding Southenders before they could get a similar shot. Other major Dixie games have Mississippi at Vanderbilt, Duke at North Carolina State, Wake Forest at North Carolina, and Cinnati at Kentucky. The Big Ten, which furnishes the Rose Bowl guest, provides free conference entanglements—minnesota at Northwestern, Ohio state at Indiana, and Wisconsin at Iowa. Cornell plays Harvard and pennsylvania meets Dartmouth in the Eastern headliners. Yanks Nip 49ers To Take NFL Lead NEW YORK (F)—Thanks to Buddy Young and George Ratterman, the New York Yankees are in first place in the National Division of the National Football league today. Young sprinted 15 yards in the last five minutes to give the Yanks a 29-24 victory over the winless San Francisco 49ers last night before 6000 fans in the big Yankee stadium. Rain held the crowd down. The victory enabled the Yanks to break a tie for the top run with the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions who were idle. Until Young broke away it appeared the Frankie Albert-steered 49ers would win their first game of the year. The 49ers led 24 to 15 with Albert the main reason. Albert threw two touchdown passes and connected on 21 out of 33 attempts for 254 yards. But Ratterman, who wound up with three touchdown passes while completing 18 out of 35 heaves that were good for 280 yards, started to work. He tossed four straight passes to make it 24-22. Young's payoff score came after George Tallferro returned a punt to the 49ers 40 yard line. Ratterman didn't throw a pass as the Yanks ate up the remaining distance in five plays. SPORTS MIRROR By the Associated Press Today a year ago—the Boston Braves gave out-fielder Jeff Heath his unconditional release. Five years ago—Byron Nelson won the $10,250 Seattle open golf tournament with a record 259 for 72 holes. Ten years ago—the Washington Redskins won their fourth straight game in the National Football League, defeating the Chicago Cardinals, 28-21. Fifteen years ago — Ken Strong scored a touchdown and kicked a field goal to Of this one thing the Colonists may be sure—no lead, no matter how late in the game, will be out of reach of the visitors. After blanking Colton 28-0 in its opener, Covina tied Monrovia 13-13. In this contest, however, Covina was behind 13-0, with only three minutes left. Good Kicking Then last week it entered the fourth quarter, trailing Pomona. 14-7, and went on to win 28-14. These scores also show that Covina has been pretty consistent in kicking conversions with nine out of ten. The Colonists, meanwhile, have been just as consistent in missing. With eight touchdowns, they have converted once. In a close one, this could hurt. Van Hoorebeke has laid special emphasis on pass defense this week, although only five passes have been completed against the Colonists in the first two games. Only 23 have been thrown, however, an amazingly low number considering that both opponents were behind nearly all of the time. No Repeat Van Hoorebeke is taking no chances on the added protection that the single wing gives a passer. While Covina has moved principally on the ground, it has shown that it can throw. One of the scores in the Monrovia game came from a last-minute desperation heave. Van Hoorebeke wants no such repetition tonight. The Colonists appear to be in fairly good physical shape for tonight's home opener. A few minor leg ailments have hampered a few of the players during the week, but they should be ready to go tonight. Only Charles Lechuga, starting right tackle, will sit it out. He suffered a knee injury at Citrus and was pronounced through for the rest of the season. Holve or Herrera Lechuga, who had capably filled the gap on both offense and defense, will probably be replaced in the starting line by Jim Holve, although Ed Herrera, who has been used almost exclusively for kicking of chores, will probably alternate freely with him. With the great emphasis on defensive sharpening up and on extensive skull sessions, the Colonists have spent little time on offensivie maneuvers this week, and they have entirely skipped any rough stuff. It is doubtful that they will have any new stuff to spring on Covina tonight, but they might not need any. What they have been plenty so far. Will it be ample for tonight? Football On the Air By the Associated Press —TODAY— Radio KMPC—UCLA-Illinois 8:15 p.m. KWKW and KGER—Loyola-San Jose State, 7:45 p.m. Television KTTV—UCLA-Illinois 8:16 p.m. —SATURDAY— Radio KECA — Army-Michigan, 10:45 a.m. KALI — Notre Dame-Tulane, 12 p.m. KNX — Football Roundup, 12:30 p.m. KFI — SC-California, 1:45 p.m. KHJ — Stanford-Santa Clara, 2:15 p.m. Television KTTV—SC-California, 1:45 p.m. —SUNDAY— Radio KMPC—LA Rams-Detroit Lions 10:45 a.m. Next Field Day Set for Dec. 7 Because its field day on Wednesday was such an outstanding success, the Anaheim Golf Association has decided to do it all over again on Dec. 7 at Willowick. It also set that as the date for the election of new officers. More than 60 golfers took part in Wednesday's activities, with J. W. Anderson carrying off the main booty — the Troutman-Schultz perpetual trophy — with a low net score of 61. Other principal prize winners include Bob Jaynes, Carl Lemke, and George Miller. As is the usual custom, the field day was followed by a steak dinner in the clubhouse. a Gridiron Game Bs Try Comeback In Prelim Game Coach Sam Keith has about the same taste for defeats that most persons have for fried fish heads. As a consequence, he was a bit removed from elation when his Bs blew a 13-0 decision to Citrus last week, and work on Clayes field this week has moved along at a rather rugged clip. Just what dividends this intensive practice will earn will be shown tonight when the Colonist Bs open the local season in the preliminary game with Covina. Kickoff time is 6 p.m. Offensive Drills Keith, a perfectionist, has drilled almost exclusively on offensive tactics. He seeks no repeat of last week's performance when the Colonists were not able to gather enough drive to get into enemy territory until the first half was almost completed. This has involved extensive running and rerunning of the old plays and the introduction of a few news ones into the attack. And the new ones have had to be learned exactly as Keith wants them. At one time during the week, the Bs ran a single play over and over for the better part of a half-hour before Keith was satisfied with it. Hides It He absolutely refuses to OK a play as long as he can still see the ball, and Bill Walker, who happened to do the carrying on this end, only one of the other half-dozen Orange county teams—Tustin—will engage in gridiron exercise. A single game is scheduled for tomorrow night when Corona plays host to Orange high school. Most Orange Teams Take It Easy For most teams it's the last week of non-conference affairs, and some of them are taking advantage of the week before league openers to sit out activity entirely. Although all of the Sunset league teams are slated to see action of some sort over the weekend, only one of the other half-dozen Orange county teams—Tustin—will engage in gridiron exercise. A single game is scheduled for tomorrow night when Corona plays host to Orange high school. Hides It He absolutely refuses to OK a play as long as he can still see the ball, and Bill Walker, who happened to do the carrying on this particular play, just about had to stuff the thing up his sleeve before Keith approved it. Finicky as this may sound, it resolves from the fact that last week's ball handling in the T was so undeceptive that the Colohists resorted to running from the unfamiliar short punt in the second half. Defensively, the Colonists still appear pretty sound. After being shoved around the gridiron during the first two periods last week, they stiffened enough in the final half to hold Citrus almost equal in total yardage for the night's work. Ball May Miss If Covina follows the example of its varsity and uses the single wing, it may be a break for the Colonists. Against the Bell Gardens single wing two weeks ago, the Colonists yielded only 50 yards, both running and passing, and held the Lancers to three first downs—one of those earned on penalties. The running star of that game—halfback Jim Ball—who was expected to be back in the lineup tonight, after missing last Friday's game, may not make it. Although present at all of the week's practices, he did not suit up and underwent none of the more strenuous stuff. If he sits it out, his place will be taken by either Aaron Peralta, who replaced him last week, or Dick Shields. Gymnasiums Open For Cage Workouts The weather may not be much like it, but it's basketball season. City Recreation Director Don Derr announced today that the Fremont and AUHS gymnasium will be open next week for the start of basketball practice for the coming city and church leagues. The schedule, as announced by Derr: Fremont—open on Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m. The weather may not be much like it, but it's basketball season. City Recreation Director Don Derr announced today that the Fremont and AUHS gymnasium will be open next week for the start of basketball practice for the coming city and church leagues. The schedule, as announced by Derr: Fremont—open on Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m., principally for church league teams. Any person wishing to work out for the basketball season is welcome to use the gym however. AUHS—Open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 7:30 to 10 p.m. Again anyone wishing to work out is welcome to the facilities. Both city and church leagues are slated to start soon—probably in early November—and Derr has asked anyone interested in further particulars to contact the city recreation department. 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