Saturday, November 7, 1942 CLOUDBUSTER Page Five Coronado Football Squad Plays Guilford College Here Today Pre-Flight squadron football will graduate to “varsity” competition this afternoon when Guilford College in vades Chapel Hill for a game with the undefeated and unscored on Coronado eleven. Winners of six games in squadron competition the Coronado team is fav ored to take the game. Guilford played the Cloudbuster “B” team earlier in the season and lost, 46 to 0. The team is coached by Lt. (jg) Al bert J. Lesko, assisted by Lt. Thomas A. Slusser. Starters for the Coronadoes will be Captain R. Meeker and C. Ryland at the ends, W. T. Raleigh and B. E. Rouland at the tackles, G. Lozar and W. J. Wadeikis at the guards, and R. Graves at center. In the backfield will be T. Ballou, P. E. Walder, W. Wen- rick, and G. Ferguson. Other members of the squad are: Backs J. E, Donnelly, F. L. Johnson, L. D. Mahoney, A. F. Pawelczyk, J. K. Schlick, D. H. Shingler, W. C. Potts, W. C. Carroll, and R. G. Perry; and linemen S. P. Freeman, K. C. Desjar- dinis, J. J. Bevins, E. H. Bradbury, A. E. Wagner, T. F. White, J. C. Beg ley, A. Dunham, and M. Speigel. WltatyouliiUfWUh WAR BONDS An Army motor trailer looks much like any other automobile trailer which may be seen on the highways or in the tourist’s camps. The Army’s trailers are used as traveling hospitals, dental clinics and testing laboratories. me • vs/iKMy College Shtt-Fixery Repairs—Shine PHONE 6031 FREE DELIVERY SUNDAY—MONDAY LOOSE CLUES! STUPOR mU|l).S! Guns! Gags! Gals! and GumshoBs! A. pbrps6 on thejr hands 6,killers on their n'd,cop5 in every cbrnerl ■'/ 'W BUD ; LOti AimiiBiii -Also- NOVELTY—“PRIVATE SMITH, U.S.A.” LATEST NEWS TUES. JANE FRAZEE ROBERT PAIGE m “GET HEP TO LOVE” CHINA’S ANGELS! AMERICAN DEVILS! WED. JOHN WAYNE THUR« JQHN CARROLL TIGERS FRI. SAT. PAT O’BRIEN “THE NAVY GEORGE murphy COMES THROUGH” These mobile surgical or dental units are hauled to their destination and the trucks released for other pur poses. They cost from $1,200 to $3,000 and weigh from IV2 to 8^ tons. You can help pay for them . help keep our Army fit. Invest at least ten percent of your in come in War Bonds every payday. You can join the Ten Percent Club through the Payroll Savings Plan, or buy Bonds regularly through the nearest bank or postofifice. 1‘ s'. Trrr ■•■''rtment Soccer Team Extends Win Streak to Four The Pre-Flight School hooters ex tended their season record to four vic tories without tie or defeat by handing the Davidson Wildcats a 3-0 defeat last Saturday and continuing with a 4-1 setback of Duke in a contest played at Durham on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Head Coach Lieut. Earle C. Waters seemingly had little difficulty replac ing the five key players who were mem bers of the Sixth Battalion and went on to Reserve Bases. Both games were cleanly played and bitterly fought, but the blue and gold proved superior in every department. Against Davidson, Eddie Finzel, former Penn State All-American, scored two goals, one as a result of a pass from Joe Hewlett. The third goal was counted from a close scrim mage in front of the Wildcat goal. Outstanding play was turned in by Sloan, Knoeckel, Artnak, and liams. Against Duke, the Navy had to come from behind. The Blue Devils surged down, the field to score in the first pe riod, clearly outplaying the fliers until an aroused attack brought Robertson a score to tie up the game at half time, 1-1- From this point on, it was all Navy. A penalty kick, a powerful shot by Left Wing Thompson, and a headed goal by Finzel brought the remaining goals, although the margin of victory might easily have been much greater. Goalie Hoffman, Artnak, and Hewlett sparkled in defensive play, and Rob ertson, Sloan, Finzel, and Thompson led the attack. Cloudbusters, Georgetown Tangle Under Lights Tonight Helldivers Hold Sports Lead for 4th Consecutive Week By Cadet H. Wesley Bogle For the fourth consecutive week the Helldivers showed themselves to be the best all around sports squadron by holding onto first place with a total of 2QV2 points. The Coronados retained the runner-up spot with 22 points while the Catalinas and Buffaloes shared third place with 19 points apiece. Liberty awards for Saturday, Oct. 31, were awarded to the league leading team in each sport. The teams that gained this award were the Buffalo and Helldiver boxing teams, the Devas tator soccer team, the Coronado foot ball team, and the Coronado military track team. The track season terminated last week with the Coronados sporting the only undefeated and untied record with seven triumphs. The Helldivers finish ed in second place with six wins and one loss. The Devastator soccer team con tinued to set the pace in its division with a record of eleven wins, two de feats, and one tie in fourteen starts. The Wildcats held second place with a record of ten wins and four losses. In football, the Coronados continued WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 6— The Navy Department is expected to turn out in force tomorrow night when the Navy Pre-Flight School Cloudbusters from Chapel Hill, N. C., clash with Georgetown’s Hoyas under the lights on the football field marked off on the Griffith Stadium turf, home of the Washington Senators. The Hoyas, on the bounce after be ing knocked off, 47 to 0, last week by undefeated, untied Boston College, are expected to put on a show of their own and the ’Busters may find the going rough from the opening kickoff. In anticipation of experiencing trou ble running against the hefty George town line, Lieut. Comdr. Jim Crowley has been working on pass offense this week and Art Jones, Leonard Esh- mont, Lou Bufalino and Joe Martin may throw a few aerials. While the Hoyas were taking a trouncing, the Cloudbusters were handing the Big Orange of Syracuse its first defeat of the season, 9 to 0, at Syracuse. The Navy touchdown came in the second period when Gene Davis recovered a fumble on the Syra cuse 16. .On the first play, Martin passed to Walter Zwiezynski on the 11 and Zwiezynski lateralled to Jones, who scampered across for the tally, Hayward Sanford kicked the extra point. With 30 seconds remaining in the game. Tackle Joe Frank broke through to tackle an opposing back in the Syracuse end zone for a safety and the two points. Frank, a graduate of Georgetown, will captain the Cloudbusters against his alma mater. The Navy lineup, with the exception of Frank at right tackle, will be the same that opened fire against Syracuse. Gene Goodre- ault and John Witkowski will be at the ends; Steve Hudacek and Frank at tackles; Charles Pierce and Lou Young at guards;' and Joe Kovach at center. Running in the backfield will be Bill Krywicki at quarterback; Eshmont and Zwiezynski at halfbacks and Lou Bufalino at fullback. This quartet to lead the pack with five wins in as many starts with the Skyrockets in second position with four triumphs and a tie. The standings as of Oct. 31: Squadron W L T Pts. Helldiver 9,5 8 3 261/2 Coronado 90 12 4 22 Buccaneer 19 15 2 20 Mariner 18 14 4 20 Buffalo Ifi 14 6 19 Catalina 18 16 2 19 Skyrocket 17 16 3 181/2 Devastator 14 18 4 16 Kingfisher 13 20 3 14 V2 Wildcat 14 21 1 14 V2 Vindicator 14 22 0 14 Mustang 10 22 4 12 ■Buy War Bonds- every NITE except MONDAY SPECIAL DINNERS Featured from 5 to 8:30 P.M. MARLEY’S averages 174 pounds. The line tips the scales at 191 and should take good care of itself although out-weighed by the Hoya forwards. Break-away running and passes are expected to constitute the majority of the Cloudbusters’ attack tonight. Line- crushing weight is lacking in the back field, with Eshmont, at 185, the heavi est. First line reserves include Hayward Sanford and Vince Dennery at ends; Herb Maack and John Kuzman at tackles; Joe Boyd and Harold Dunn at guards, and Dan Hill, center. Gene Davis subs for Krywicki at the quar terback position with Art Jones shar ing time with Eshmont and Mort Landsberg going in for Zwiezynski at right halfback. Martin is expected to see much service at fullback. That the Hoyas will be tough is an accepted fact but just how tough re mains to be seen. They had lost only to Detroit, 6 to 0, before last Satur day’s loss to Boston College, which in dicates they had what it took until the tough Eagles started flying high. Boston College is the lone team to date that has taken the measure of the Cloudbusters. That loss was by the narrow margin of 7 to 6. The ’Bus ters opened by downing Catawba, 13 to 2; they whipped Harvard, 13 to 0; played a 14-14 tie with the Georgia Navy; downed North Carolina State, 19-7; beat Temple, 34-0, and then took the measure of Syracuse, 9-0. Remaining games on the schedule include: Nov. 14—Manhattan College in New York City; Nov. 21—William and Mary College at Williamsburg, Va.; Nov. 28—Fordham University at New York City; Dec. 5—Colgate Uni versity at Chapel Hill, N. C.; Dec. 12—Iowa Pre-Flight School at Chapel Hill. • Card Tables • Table Cloths • Ash Trays • Lamps Buy Yours at BERMAN’S WE CARRY A Complete Line OFPICERS’ BLUE uniforms Black Botany Ties UM Khaki Shirts $3M Khaki Blouse & Pants $16.50 White Neckband Arrow and Van Heusen SHIRTS $2.00 and $2.25 Suspenders & Garters large assortment OF GLADSTONE LUGGAGE- TWO AND FOUR SUITERS at JACK LIPMAN’S

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