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1934-12-06 [P D-1] Sports News She faf WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934. D—1 I Brundage Warns U. S. to Hustle if It Intends to Maintain Sports Supremacy SPORTScope ENCORE ASSURED Trio of Ex-Colonials Wlio Opp ose ^Bama Stars Here Saturday GRID ATTENDANCE Hank Crisp, a Man of BY ill AND DAE SHOWS INCREASE Parts, Has Made Team Α. Α. U. Convention Will Lay of 'Rama Stars. Older Brother Signs for All Sections Make Gains. BY FRANCIS E. STAN Early Groundwork for Upward of $20,000 and Colonials Move Into LL-STAR foot ball elevens Olympic Test. rarely go down in gridiron Bargains for Paul. 6-Figure Class. history as rhapsodies in teamwork, but one thing BY ALAN GOl'Ln. you can wager your last Sum- By the Associated Press. BY FOSTER HAILET, suit on Associated Press Sports Writer. mer's seersucker is that LOUIS. December 6—The Associated Press Sports Writer. 1 Hank Crisp's Alabama All-Stars, Fla.. December 6.—Re- Dean brothers act. pitching YORK, December 6.—Col- who oppose a picked collection sensation of the St. Louis Car- lieved of further controversy of District pigskinners Saturday ST. lege foot ball attendance, re- dinals in the last base ball over Germany's racial poli- in Griffith Stadium, will prove bounding from the low point has been assured of a NEW MIAMI. more than a mere of in- season, 1935 cies by official American brind reached in 1932, showed con- dividual aces with a acceptance of the invitation to the single pur- encore. tinued gams in all sections of the but with devious ways of in Borclin. dele- pose. With Dizzy Dean safely back in the 1936 Olympic Games it. United States in the season now near- accomplishing fold—he signed a contract yesterday to the annual convention of the ing an end, a gates j Hank Crisp just doesn't do things —President Sam Breadon of the Car- compilation by the As- Athletic Union, at which, is the main Amateur starting halfway: perhaps, dinals announced the younger brother sociated Press today shows. reascn why he stands so high in col- the Miami-BUtmore Hotel tomorrow, Paul would be next. The announce- Of 32 representative teams chosen athletics. for lege ment quieted rumors that the little will tackle preliminary plans for the survey, 24 gains this There have been instances of one- brother be set reported all might adrift by the United States participation in armed athletes over last with 8 to competing successfully Cardinal organization next year. year only failing carni- their more fortunate brethren, sports in the next international against Had Paul been in Bradenton when draw more customers. but few so handicapped stood out as I was there last week I would have val oi competitive sport. The increase was not so as a did while at Vir- great Crisp matriculating talked contract with him. the same does the ; Not only complicated As a he his whole, nor were any individual gains ginia Tech. youth lost as I did with Dizzy." Breadon said. framework of the structure Olympic right hand. "Paul was not there, though, so we'll as large this year as in 1933, but it call for activity on the fund-raising A fr« years later he hecamr get together later. We're ill no hurry was general and not confined to any foundation, well m advance of the not only V P. I.'s star guard, to sign him.'' but it is closely one section. quadrennial games, but one of the best in the South- tied with the details of domestic The Middle West as up land. No surer tackier was there Gets Hefty Raise. showed almost sports business which form a major good a as did the East and in all Dixie than Hank Crisp. Cardinal office would not dis- gain portion of the three-day A. A. U. South—the leaders in this year's turn- close the financial terms of program. THE stile parade—and only the Far West Tutors Dizzy's contract, but from From Avery Brundage of Chicago, Championship Capers. showed a decline as a section. There Bradenton. Fla., Dizzy said he would president of the A. A. U. as well a.s he left V. Ρ .1., cov- the fall oS was at Southern Crisp get "between $20.000 and $26.000" for largely the American Olympic Committee, the with laurels in an- California. The ered himself next season's work. Trojans, muddling a BEFORE convention likely will hear report other branch of athletics. As a through their worst season in Last season Dizzy's contract paid years, of the investigation which led to final in base ball ranks. drew only 223,000 fans to seven home pitcher collegiate him $8.500. a bonus for Bcceptance of the German invitation including Hank was "tops." signing. In addition, the talkative games as compared to 400,000 to the as well as an appeal to organize coun- ! holds more official and same number in 1933. Crisp today pitcher received $5.389 es his share trywide support for the forthcoming unofficial titles at the of University from the world series and approxi- Olympics. Alabama than you can get into a fat Notre Dame Leads AU. mately $10.000 from exhibition games For 10 he has been paragraph. years and motion picture work. He recently THE East, Yale, Princeton and Brundaste Smooths Wrinkle. line ccach at the Tuscaloosa School, signed an advertising contract for Fordham all showed small declines, is and. as such, is the IN leadership expect- probably only about $12.500. but their losses were more than ed to o\ercome lingering assistant coach in the country who BRUNDAGE'S oppo- So, quoting Dizzy himself, "there made up by Navy. Army, Columbia— sition in A. A U. ranks to sup- outranks a head coach. For. among J ain't gonn3 be no big bad wolf at the cashing in on its Rose Bowl publicity— titles, he port of the Berlin games, growing out Hank's other more prominent Dean door this Winter.'' Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania. of the criticism of treat- is athletic director. That Alabama, Germany's Last season he won 30 games and Notre Dame took from Southern ment of Jewish athletes. for the fourth time in 10 years, will lost only seven, then took two more California the honor of playing before Before the in the Rase Bowl is testimony relinquishing presidency compete victories in the world series. Nineteen- the most fans, the South Bend Ram- Of the A A. U.. which he has stated :f his ability at both jobs. ytar-old Paul won the other two series blers "showing" to 357.000 this year, he will do at this convention regard- And when the last pigskin of games to add to his 19 wins and 11 closely followed by Army, which drew less of pressure to retain the job, the season is deflated and lo< ked defeats of the regular season. 325.000 to 10 games. Brundage hopes to organize a definite away. Crisp produces basket balls The Army had the honor of playing program of Olympic preparedness. Zl'ZL STEWART. and places winning teams on the Paul Lets Dizzy Bargain. before the two biggest crowds. 80,000 He will urge the delegates to avoid floor. Alabama won the South- season was Paul's first with the former Coach Jim Pixlee will have in the squeezing into Yankee Stadium to see the mistake of letting the major share Among many pupils eastern Conference champion- the Cardinals, and his contract the all-star South them lose to Notre Dame and 79.800, of plans go until the 1935 convention THE array he will pit against invading aggregation from the ship last year. was for $3.000. Paul at Stadium this week will be the three another sellout, watching the Navy and thereby run the risk of not having wants for the benefit game Griffith end $12 000 next finally beat them on the at sufficient time to achieve the financ- year, Dizzy says. HANK STRAYER. pictured here. Strayer was a guard on this year's G. W. U. outfit and gridiron Paul, asked at the same last when he was a teammate Franklin Field, Philadelphia, last ing of a full American team. "Professor" on Side. Houston. Tex., how Stewart played in position year, "Our much he wants, said he hadn't con- of Carlin, the flashy back who captained the 1933 eleven. Saturday. leadership in world athletics fills a dozen far more hum- has been sidered the matter. He explained he —Star Staff Photos. The figures in most cases ior home challenged to a greater ex- at and takes ble jobs Alabama was tent than ever before." said CRISP "letting Dizzy do most of the games only: Brundage no less pride in doing 'em. He "Even with the talking." today. games held in is the best trainer and rubber at the FAR WEST. This went on ! this country in 1932. under conditions Dizzy doing with his STARS School. 1 t'.'i 1 1033 of TEN-GOAL school, and. as a general repairer Borries* Brother best usual eloquence from "Deanville," as South. California.. 7 22:<.ooO 7 4'mmmui suited to our athletes, we were beter. When equipment, there is none the Star.fo-d »i J75.0OO « 1:$o.o«m» We Bradenton City Council has desig- California .7 7 hard-pressed. already have proof one of his athletes low in a sub- 245.ono =».*»·»«» gets NO 4 nated it. HUBBELL SALE of the trenmendous strides has Touted Pater Washington State 4 H2.00O 2iUiOo Japan him out—and bym ject he is first to cuss j The of the Denver 10 KSf.tiTtt i* !*rt.OOo made in athletics and I am in gist elder Dean's view of Colorado U Λ3 .Vift 5 position first to grab a book and tutor him back ΐ».2θο the Dean situation in his state- I POLO REDUCED Utah 4 δή.44.'{ 5 54.575 to lay personally testify that Germany is academic 5 £»2.υΟΟ 5 to good standing.
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