EAST FAVORITE IN ALL-STAR SHINER GAME CHARITY GAME SET FOR

Jinx Favors Westerns In Spite Of Talented East- ern Performers

BY MORTIMER KREEGER NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.—C?)— The east will have the big name players but the west will have its old-time jinx working tomorrow in the Shriners’ annual all-star charity game transferred here from San Francisco. The Easterners, with four men from the all-America to the west’s three and four from the second team to the west’s one, are decid- ed favorites. But they’re pratical- ly always the favorites—yet have- n’t won since 1937 and have taken only five victories to their oppon- ents’ ten. The very presence of publicized players on the eastern squad has made western teams go out de- termined to show ’em up. Which they usually do. Eastern all-Americas include two guards, 11 of Har- vard and Ralph File of Pittsburgh, and a pair of backs, of Minnesota and DUKE GAINS IN ROSE BOWL of Virginia. The west has Bob DURBAN MAKES FIRST SCORE lorn Davis ot.Duke gains six yards and a lirst down in the first of Reinhard, California tackle; Frank- (dO) period Don Durdan crosses the goal line for the first Oregon State in the lirst period ot the liose nowl game with State at Durham. The other ie Albert, Stanford back, and Mai Die Rose Oregon player identified in the men Davis and Bill Kutr.er, Texas end. with Duke. The Duke chasing him are Leo Long (32), Tom (30) Byrd (18)._ is Bob Saunders (92) of Oregon State. The Beavers won, 20 to 16. picture But the westerners believe some of thei rcomparative unknowns might again outshine the stars. For NHHS CAGERS TO Rose Bowl Luck HAS instance, they have reason to think Running I WOODS Champion Chicago something will happen when they AND can put out a passing combination FLAYT MONDAY Out For Wade And Duke GRID AFTERMATH composed of Bill Sewell cf Wash- ington State, who completed more WATER Bears school SID FEDER of for Stars Hanover High By praise the left-handed Play passes than any other collegian in The New right *- liy BILL KEZIAH_, will its 1942 N. C., Jan. 2.—(A1)— halfback who was in the Blue Dev- Post Mortem Held Around T 1940, and Henry Stanton, Arizona basketball squad open DURHAM, Y. M. Wallace Wade scratched the lobe ils’ hair all afternoon. Jan. NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—GP—iChi- and battering end who holds' thg all-time pass- season Monday night on the SOUTHPORT, 2.—A column Rams’ backs like Art with of his left ear, looked back on New Orleans After cago’s Champion Bears, two-term Pug Manders, Jones received records both for number C. A. court when they tangle ‘fit’s amazing that he wasn’t se- dealing mostly with Slim Osborne'; — those set- and Ward Cuff all season but and It has two straight four-point lected at least on the rulers of yardage. the Triangle varsity quintet. Pacific coast one and only coon hound of professional football, may never all and as how it'; Victory Over Tigers in one game. an annual custom backs, figured today conference The western coaching staff seem- become almost team,” Wade said, "be- kind in go into the charity scrap against his “Rose Bowl luck is running Brunswick had hardly been And the all-star passers won’t ed a bit more confident than the for the Wildcats to prepare for cause he certainly was an all- NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.—L?i— the National all-stars here out.” published this past week when league be throwing at any ordinary east’s. Andy Kerr of the easterners their conference schedule by scrim- American against us yesterday. we Suear bowl aftermath— Nosed out 7-3 by Southern Cali- were set Sunday with their opponents rated marks. Their receivers will include said merely, “our squad is work- the 11Y'' team and it al- When we fumbled the opening kick- upon by Robert McRacli- maging fornia three years ago and nipped There was a general post-mor- such capable performers as Don as weil as could be to be a scrap- off, it put us into a deep hole, and en. He and as favorites for the first time since ing expected ways -turns out quite 20-16 State’s Beav- deposed alleged he had a-ound town today, and the by Oregon busy because of tpm Hutson, Perry Schwa-dz, Dick after about 10 days of practice to- angle. To date, Durdan’s kicking, we a most of the players can remem- viewed from any ers in yesterday’s transplanted real Ozark black and tan hound chief subjects of examination were Humbert, and Bill Dewell. and will give a good account frays never got out of it through the gether the score in these pre-season the head man would have if ber. thriller, soft-spoken first half.” himself, that it was a good one O) what happened That’s Coach Halas has of itself.” the why the are just about even, although of Duke football had no alibis to and that he had 'St the field' had been dry? and i2‘ After the all-star The western coach Babe ;' got it. It wu> watching squad Bears working overtime in their Holling- came out on top in The game itself reminded Wade a Down-towners make and admitted that the west- a kind of reflection on his do; was Fordham's safety really work out the past few days, many drills at the Polo bery declared: of the 1925 tilt in which Grounds, per- their last appearance. erners in general and Don Durdan his Ala- that Slim should be touchdown? followers of the who one of the hardest- alleged to have" boys play fecting their aerial defense. “We’ve got Severin has a bama outfit came on to Wash- This year, Coach in particular just had too much on nip the only superlative houn' in the As to the r.o two for dollars instead of hollers are fastest of the series. In first, partisans Steve Owen of New hitting, squads but much of it the ball. ington 20-19. fact, when yester- for the York wealth of material county. We have a v.e were heard agreeing upon any an- predicting defeat the Bears. Those eastern boys may be the day’s score was tied at 14-all in suspicion Giants, coach of the all-star squad, is However, he will be able As the upsetters from the tall will be from the would In fact, cne man thinks the stars but know green. hearing other Bruns- swer except that players thinks Halas favorites they’ll they’ve into the third period, he turned to one “was just throw' an effective line-up timber headed back home, Wade week hound owners net have so to be unbeatable. That talking” been in a ball to of county relative probably gotten appear when the Bear coach game.” The sent after the kind his coaching assistants with the declared it this tilt unless all signs fail. them highest to there being any hound at hi man is , who not only A crowd of 40,000 to 50,000 is ex- remark, "it looks like 1925 muddy. looked rather bad for his club. lettermen in all over that is better coaches the Bears but also owns for the which starts high school can place than theirs. We es- Missouri backers recalled that At the same pected game, again.” time, Owen is “well if some of the rook- pecially have in mind a 112 them. at 2 p. m. CST. every position gentlen.. little Harry Ice—who gained satisfied” with the of The Oregon the 3-1 un- won’t be prtgress his ies do not chase them out of their Staters, below Supply with gold teeth a:; and was the There any strangers PROBABLE LINEUPS: yards in 15 tries squad which has been will FRANKIE FRISCH derdogs who pulled the handle-bar on the field at the Polo Grounds hustling Monday night’s tilt biggest mustache, he will Is offensive star—almost got POS. EAST WEST positions. Rose Bowl since day’s through daily workouts at Garden the slant he is upset ’s telling us of his the next time Sunday. The Bears faced such Du. give Severin just dogs } away for a touchdown three times, City on Long Island. LE Rokisky, ..Stanton, Ariz. Columbias dusted off old KF-79 he catches stars as for on both rookies and up with us. came close passing , LT Tu. Calif: looking and threw ard big Unless a last-minute Blandin, Reinhard, TALKS it at Stanford a half , and change de- veterans, since all are new to his Speaking about dogs, we are. to breaking loose cnce. On a dry LG Peabody 11, Har. Thornton,SC dozen years ago—laft won last velops, Owen will use Baugh in wondering if many of the Cen. Mich .. M. system. dog lov-.. field, they argue, the boys couldn’L his Ingall, Sheafe, St. DUKE MORAN night and started back to Corvallis starting backfield, along with Y. I\r. C. a. aggregation By ers in this area are aware of the nave been stopped. RG Crimmins, N. D.. .Daniel, Tex. The by way of New Orleans. Manders, Jones and Nello Fala- PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2.— There fact that the RT Minn. Wash. seems well-balanced and dangerous, 1#)^— greatest friend tha: The Fordhams reply that they TEAM schi. The all-star Odson, ..Conley, Frankie Frish said “base- they’ll see the east-west war to- FATHER-SON starting line their at today dogs have ever had has been ser- RE Minn. Kutner, Tex. having maintained position even if had a passing attack—they were probably will include Schwartz Ringer, ball can take it” when war starts morrow, it does mean a and the league during iously ill since the 23rd of k, went QB Cc-upee, to. .Naranche, Mon. the top of City Rose Bowl team will move into sure they had it when they Dewell at ends, dealing ’em off the bottom of the the April. It is LH Vir.Albert, Stan. the first round of play. However, Bowl. hardly necessary ; onto the field—but they lost it in WIN and Wee Willie Wilkin at Dudley, deck. Sugar REPEATS GOLF the tack- that we are RH Krause. P. S. S. C. have not vet encountered a say referring to Alber somewhere. — Casanega, they the mud les, and Jim “I don’t know what this war is They took with them an estimat- Sivell, FB Westfall. Mich. and well-conditioned Payson Terhune of Sunnybank and .Wilson, Bay. well-coached ed as their The second issue have — guards, , center. to do to the Frankie $75,000 split of the might PINEHURST. Jan. 2. UP) and it remains to going game gate Pompton Lakes. N. J. Mr. Terhur- team this season, of some $200,000 to become as famous as Cornell's their of last Halas is expected to start the commented at a hospital where ne which yester- has had to undergo eleven bleat —Repeating victory be seen how they behave in the fifth down against Dartmouth in same combination is laid up with an old foot in- day’s 56,000 soaked spectators con- transfusions the year, Adrian C, McManus, sr., and which opened and determined re- during past yea between a face of youthful tributed. 1940 if the difference Adrian C. McManus, of Greens- against the Giants in the GEORGIA ELEVEN jury, “but I’m certain it won't The most recent one was just tv jr., league sistance. touchdown and a had had safety boro. won the fathers and sons playoff game. wreck it—any mere than the Japs Expenses involved by game of- days before Christmas. On Chris a on the result. But since will wreck the even if ficials both here and mas bearing gold tournament here today with That would put , nation, they in Pasadena Day Mrs. Helen Bragavv o! Fordham won 2-0 it didn t matte.- SEES TURF RACE did over a few were taken “off the and who know Ter- a card of 78-6-72. , Hugh Gallerneau and Steve hizwik. Star Of slip dirty punches.” top” the Southport, has the that it wasn’t 6-0 or 7-0. The Pirates two schools cut the hunes for Tied for second place were Rich- Norman Standlee in the backfield, Pittsburgh manager rest down the many years, had a beau- Enters believes the nation needs recre- middle. From its tiful When Alex Santilb blocked Don ard S. Tufts and his son Peter with Dick Plasman and John Sei- MIAMI, Jan. 2.— GW —Horses Gridiron, Navy $75,000 end, Ore- letter from Mrs. Terhune wit: ation as a war-time morale build- gon State is the Greenwood’s punt, Fo_dham’s end with 95-20-75 and E. G. B. Riley gel at the ends, Ed Kolman and owned by women won the first giving the Pacific greetings and appreciation oi, (#)—Steve er “and baseball can fill the coast conference both she Stan Ritinski raced after the ball. and J. N. Riley of Laconia, N.- H., Lee Artce at tackles, Danny Fort- four places in the Lake Wales CHICAGO. Jan. 2.— help commissioner’s and her husband. 89-14-75. on Notre Dame’s office $25,000 and its To most of the spectators and the and Pittsburgh, with mann ar.d at guards purse at Tropical park today with Juzwik. halfback prescription.” paying trav- We haven t been able to keep was 18 holes If the draft decimates his rela elling expenses, estimated at press box crowd, it seemed as The tournament and at center. Mrs. A. Torriente’s Aerial Bomb football team last fall, today ap- just track of the turkey hunters dun:.: Ritinski on over the No. 3 to as tively young Pirate Frankie under $20,000. though fell the ball medal play course, —-V- proving the fleetest with a time plied for admission training lineup, 3 the season. The only report on end alternate the United States wisecracked: in the zone lor a touchdown the partners taking of 1:11 flat in the six furlong dash. an ensign in such sport that we have had has “I’ll and then slid out of bounds. strokes. Duke Basketball Squad M. N. Gonzales was up on the naval reserve. play myself.” come in via Norwood Brooks of senior (Frisch doesn’t to resort But Referee Bill Halloran ruled Other scores: winner who paid $11.40 and tri- The 23-year-old gridder expect Wilmington. In our den the other of Pine- For Temole Game but once tied to that but he added: hankTreenberg Stan did not have control, of the Eric and Don Nelson Ready umphed by a length and a half on the undefeated exigency day, Norwood reported that Mr. | said the “I intend to ball in the end zone, and the play hurst, 96-20-76. over Mrs. R. M. Buccola’s Bright 1941 Irish eleven present play my youngsters and Mrs. Lyman Bass of Boston DURHAM, Jan. 2—(JP)—Coach Ed- him to as as I can and was a safety. Dr. R. M. Bowles and R. M. Trace. Two legnths further back emergency had caused long when Uncie BACK IN got three beautiful birds while! Fordham’s Jim Bowles of Garden L. I., 60- die Cameron and an It-man Duke H. G. Good’s his to continue his Sam calls I’ll SERVICE coach Crowley City, was Mrs. Equistone change plans them, hope they hunting with his father, George E. a 15-79. I. C. and of basketball squad entrained tonight with Mrs. W. R. Reed’s Remote to bat .400 the and Nazis dug up seven-and-box defense Billy Sledge studies preparatory graduating against Japs Brooks of Seaside, shortly before that he hadn’t used 1933 Pinehurst Herbert D. and for Philadelphia where they meet Control fourth. June. 3 alike.” FORT CUSTER. Jan. 2. since to 107-25-82. in Mich., Christmas. It is an annual ritual; the W'—Fort Custer stop Missouri’s T-formaticn. It Duncan Vail of Pinehurst 109-20-89. Temple university Owls in Con- The University of Georgia foot- -V-- Frisch cited the case of Billy officials said today for Mr. that and Mrs. Bass to come worked nine times out of ten. J. F. and Jack of Pinehurst vention hall tomorrow night. ball winner in the COVINGTON COPS Cox, rookie and bare- Kank Greenberg, former De- Taylor team, Orange shortstop down from Boston each year and t Those few tenth 115-25-90. 3 Comprising the traveling party classic saw the PINEHURST, N. C., Jan. 2.-1® 20. troit Tiger baseball would times were al- bowl Thursday, ly star, go hunting with Mr. Brooks This in- be back in most diastrous, but that word “al- were Captain Ray (Hap) Spuhler, races and placed hunch bets on —Herbert Covington, athletic “He’s a sweet prospect and I’m the Army by Feb. 1, in and year they got a lot of quad, j Sam John Seward and War Declared be- structor at Forest, Va„ not to wait until perhaps sooner under re- most” doesn’t make up fcr the Rothhaum, A. Sinkevich’s Woodberry going 1949 to the addition to the three turkeys. two points difference. Alex Miller, forwards; Clyde Allen cause the owner’s name so closely won the annual midwinter gold play him. I intend to use him servist recall order issued yester- WAKEDEACONS IN in We have just received from the couldn’t do any and Dave Hubbell, centers: and Bill resembled that of , tournament at the Pinehurst Coun- until the Army wants him.” day Washington. New York Museum of Natural His- } but he was his team’s McCahan, Bill Stark, Cedric Lofts, their star. War Declared was in try club today, defeating Howard Frisch thinks the Pirates Fort officials passing pref-’ said that whether Dr. of 4 tory, with the compliments of star with his that Larry Coyte and Garland Loftis, contention most of the way but Kenworthy Youngstown, O., ited by sending Arky to who rose line-backing Vaughan Greenberg, from private a BASKETBALL WIN 1 2 in the.. final round. 3 Gudger, lot of matter relative time and again sent Missouri guards. finished third. and Brooklyn for Babe Phelps. Pete to sergeant before he was dis- to dogs that have been known to $ backs into the mud. be- Coscarart, Jim WasdelJ and Luke Dec. Santilli, charged 5. would return to it stuff 2.— UP) — Hamlin go fishing: is interesting sides blocking the punt, threw Bob WAKE FOREST, .Ian. but he philosophized: Fort Custer was a technical ques- Other matter covers the fishir.i Steuber for a five yard loss to The Wake Forest Deacons, resum “Trades may look good on pa- tion which had not been decided. Baer: Joe Louis activities of some- of the To but house cats or end Missouri’s deepest drive. ing their basketball season after Warning Buddy per sometimes they can make They said it was possible he would them. our a Not desiring to confine And they’ll be talking about the Christmas holidays, defeated the Mc- monkey of you on the playing be ordered to in report the east. education to dogs and cats. Dr. Missouri sportsmanship for a long Crary Eagles of Asheboro 44 to 30 field.” Harder In Return Matches Greenberg was a member of an Gudger also included treatises on t time to come. “We don’t mind here tonight. Fights Frisch’s foot injury, incurred anti-tank unit while at Fort several have 6 -—- 1 Custer sorts of fish that we losing to a team like Fordham,” Jim Be nds'and A1 Koteski, each during his playing was a eight rounds the first time, one Smith and Gunnar Barlund. days, and won the commendation of been rather I By WHITNEY MARTIN source of his hazy in our knowledge said Capt. . “We with nine points, set the pace in the the second; Brown went 10 rounds, Naturally a fellow of Baer’s size constant torment until — company officer, who called him a of, are deserved what we attack Greason’s NEW Jan. 2. (Wide he entered although they numerous' just got,” said of Coach Murray YORK, then four; Schmeling 12, then one, in good condition, and equipped Mercy hosnital here “good soldier.” here. Coach . for a corrective 1 Deacons. A1 Veitch, former Camp- World)—Joe Louis has one leg on and Godoy 15, then eight. Only with the usual quota of arms, operation. legs was Sam Mr. -V- bell Junior was close be- Boy, it was Greenberg discharged be- Sprunl, youngest son of j college star, and there is no rea- Pastor lasted longer the second and eyes, must be conceded a murder walking Buddy Baer, cause he was more and f AIR MASTER IS MASTER hind with eight. in last summer.” Frank said from than 28 years Mrs. J. L. Sprunt of Orton son to believe the Bomber won’t time out, although the finish of chance any bout, particularly a old. was a do" NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.— (4>i — cen- wheel chair. “If proud young hunter one Neal Cockerhain, oniongated win possession of the the second bout was more con- if he has courage and a punch. everything is John permanent ckeh I’ll this week. Sam Air Master, L. Sullivan’s ter. led the semi-pros with 14 points. when He stayed 10 rounds the Nobody has ever Bud- now, never regret spend- Incidently, prov king-sized young Californian vincing. questioned NEW ed He scored six to- at ing Christmas and New YORK. Jan. (JPI—Hank the centerpiece for dinne gelding, by lengths Wake Forest led, 18, to 12, meet at Madison Gar- first time because that was all dy’s courage, and he can punch Year's in they Square bed.” former was out re in the mile and one-sixteenth half-time. was The next j Greenberg, Detroit base- quail hunting, to which day den next there to stay. time hard enough. Friday night. ball who is his was loaded feature at the fair grounds. 3 he went out in the 11th. an -v-- player celebrated his devoted, gun of We have idea that he would Joe already has possession thirty-first birthday en- with the usual No. 8 shot for sued FISHERMAN’S LUCK Some fans give Buddy a better rather be out picking violets or Thursday, Lee Ramage, Natie Brown, Bob Wilmingtonian’s Cousin listed in the United States and when a wild turkey' 1 • • • SOUTHPORT, Jan. Sim- than fair chance next due a than Army hunting big 2—Sandy and Ar- Friday crooning lullaby be in there te UWte*v Pastor, Max Schmeling two' weeks ago he told friends to- gobbler flew up in his path. mons, local fisherman, had a good to the fact he had Joe standing trying to hurt someone, bu1 fight- Has Post In turo Godoy, all of whom, except High Manila day? just didn’t have time to change New Year. He was out trolling for on the back of his neck for a ing is one way to make a living Schmeling, were acquired through “I am the dose. His aim was a or.e OLDS CAUSE and in six bushels few seconds in their first encoun- and as as he’s definitely through with good shrimp brought victories in this long chosen that Dr. Claude A. a two straight Buss, cousin of baseball—for the duration,” he ad- and the turkey was stopped for which he was paid four dollars ter, and because Joe unintention- way he’s going to do the best he H. W. playoff system the Slack, insurance salesman ded. deader’n a mackerel. J __RE. THROAT Shaughnessy won the can. If he a • • • per bushel. His main catch, how- ally by clouting hapless had viciousness to of follows. Joe and Max Wilmington, has been in Manila t h e h&memwi' champion after the bell. match his Greenberg, American ever, was six thousand pounds»,ol but giant sir*', he’d be a terror. since the outbreak of are all square in their series, the war and league’s most valuable of sea mullets or whltcys. The fish However, we -don’t think those He’s not getting much for this is player Joe Max by default. assistant to Francis B. 1940, was drafted in UNION HARDWARE gets facts the second and Louis is Sayre, early summer included about four thousand pounds necessarily prove fight, getting nothing. in of the but a reluctant dragon who charge American admin- was released on Dec. 5 be- of a No. 1 with respect tr Buddy, meeting will have a more happy It’s strictly charily on the cham- istration of SKATES $1.75 grade, the Philippines. cause he was over really is too soft-hearted for his for Galento and the 28-year age size, and the balance slightly ending Buddy. Tony pion’s part, right now is as to a has attained a According radio message limit. He spent most of his and had Joe on the floor, but those a chance as tc time at smaller. profession good any nay Dr. Buss took of affairs Fort measure of success because of his charge Custer, Mich., with an anti- -V-- who think Tony would have done tribute to him as just about the in the PICKARDS has Philippine capital following tank outfit. His home in equipment, possibly better had there been a second of a is New TIBBETT INPROVED physical best example sportsman as evacuation of his York. 209 Market St. Dial over Louis chief and other 3 NEW Jan. 2.—(iP)—Law- not checked perform- meeting will please wait in the could be found anywhere. He’s BICYCLES YORK, members of the American person- ances in bouts in which he has nearest booth. not his rence Tibbett, Metropolitan opera telephone only donating services, but nel. EXCELSIORS—PACKARDS man a second time. If he company baritone, left Doc- met a In fact, we would be more in- he’s donating a chance al his title. He has tonight would be less than human spent several years in Many sizes and prices tors where he underwent has, he clined to favor Buddy’s chances This really is one case where a hospital butterflies in his diplomatic service having been an if he didn’t have if he had never seen Louis. Bud- competitor has nothing to gain and vice SNEEDEN’S emergency appendectomy Dec. consul in the Orient prior to 21. stomach. dy’s record really isn’t bad, al- everything to lose. Albert Scheduled to start on a concert a F. Perry CYCLE COMPANY taking post at the University tour Feb. 2, he said he to For in all but one case the re- though he has picked the darndest But we don’t think he’ll lose of San INSURANCE BONDS III Market St. l>ial 6022 expected Francisco. He a fluent lin- return to the bout has ended earlier than guys to lose to. Guys like Eddie everything. Not his title. And Metropolitan stage turn quist, having a speaking know- Now In Oni New Office this first meeting. Ramage went Blunt and Andre Lenglet and Ford certainly not prestige. 1 230 Princess Sfreei mo|iJh. 3 the ledge of six languages. I