SPORSLANTSCue Houdini Is NextKurtz, Salathe StarNorthey Belts LauberSmitty In The Dougham,ol’sBy C. V. BURNSLeon Yonders, the “Houdini ofthe Billiard World,” is scheduledto give an exhibition at the Scoreboard Billiard Parlor, North Me-their series here with Fort Hill on A Friday, November 10.IIn Friday’s 19-14 Winj Ichanic Street, Saturday night at 8 o’clock.ofek”ng-aceYonders shoots with a cue stick in back of him and was recently featured in a “Believeover Ferndale High, Capt. Harry Kurtz ran 82 yards for a touch-amdo'It or Not” cartoon.ver ill- ;down, Fullback Salathe ran 39tor a score, turned in othersprints of 51 and 59 yards andNonaiJpassed to Kurtz for 39 yards.SIOOhatFort Hill crushed Bedford 45-0unlt;Jimmy Caras, world’s pocket bil-jiast year right in front of the lat-liards champion, drew a packed ter’s home folks.ely house at the Scoreboard last Sat urday night.teyled50qu?C340116Belington High in Barbour county,W. Va., has been elevated to Classn* hosts to Ahegany on Armistice Day,Elkins High’s Tigers, who will play “A” competition along with five!im were flattened by Washington-* 4 j Irving High (Clarksburg) last Friday, 35-0.other schools. Five schoolspri;Kis(Cldropped from “A” to “B” due towere pproCenrollment changes.bre•mAnd Homer Brooks’ FrederickV. .VHigh Cadets hung it on Bethesda-Chevy Chase to the tune of 26-19.If Washington and Lee’s Generalsandwinless VPI SaturdayClyde Green, former W’estVirginia University cage star, isslated to play with the W’heeling Blues this season.wrhipdown Richmond November 23 they’lltake the Southern Conference gridfor the first timeofJol-38-lanchampionship since 1934. W. L. is on top nowwith a 4-0 record.F[a cEfouevemoi