For The Sports Trail Pacific Loop Applies Major Status By WHITNEY MARTIN Football Sta nd Of Future UP ALL-PRO TEAMS Swedish Bowling Tea, DECISION ON CITY -——————■— before, and was uncertain as to _ By WHITNEY MARTIN his backfield, although he conced- May_Playjn NEW YORK, Dec. 4No- Touni() ed it would pack plenty of speed. NAMED FOR 1945 BUFFALO, N y oody has suggested yet that Col. IS NOT ANNOUNCED n.r He was quite sold on a young A Swedish Earl “Red” Blaik is a push-button bowling team'wiiTUP" suc- fellow named Doug Kenna, who CHICAGO, Dec. 4. — CU.R)— The cipate in the 1946 coach, although his continued American fif' of football had shown enough to convince the 0. Cleveland Rams, who >"g Congress cess with an abundance FROM COLUMBUS, previously tournament > coach he had an star opens here ;rh at West Point might give outstanding developed only two all-league play- March 14 if travo material Con' there on his hands. ers iri their ditions the rise to such a designation as eight year history, to- permit, ABCanrf critics to Unfortunately, Kenna had suffer- mont three men on the Unit- today. announced always are dyspeptic Wilmington’s Pied day placed ed a knee injury in practice the day whom anybody’s success is due al- ed Press’ 1945 All-Professional foot- George C. Obenauer so to us he was just a Still most entirely to luck. before, League Chances ball team, topped by the unanimous of the Buffalo nice-looking young Cadet Bowling Associar" It’s probably true that Blaik had sturdy, Good selection of Rookie Bob Waterfield. said that Harold Llovd with stiff-legged around the Considered m the best squad in the country hobbling The Rams, champions of the Na- comedian, would bead field in sweat clothes. a r' to work this year, and that tional football league’s western geles aggregation which in the meet w We saw a scrimmage that day, Although there was no announce- earned six first even includes the Navy squad division, and second foreign nations as Cuba and were by one ment last from Columbus, L f which, although possibly equal in quite impressed night team berths in all, with Waterfield, Canada and South man would take the Piedmont and Caro- American most cer- young who Ohio where Guard (Rattlesnake) tries are '1°' man-power at positions, Riley Mathe- expected to enter Dock ball and dance his way down thp lina officials are meeting thee rv tainly had no Glenn Davis or ’league son and End Steve Pritko on the tournament. r‘ct field like tacklers were so many with other minor league baseball Blanchard. believed first eleven. The Green Bay Pack- the colonel had fence posts. Blaik said the boy’s officials, it was generally But the very fact the ers, dethroned 1944 champions, name was Davis—Glenn Davis— in baseball circles here that material and kept it men this 18-carat tne also placed three on the first Eighteen-Year-Old but that meant no more to us than decision on whether to grant as a unit without a let- team while and De- operating Piedmont league Philadelphia the man is a if he had said he was Mortimer city a berth in the sit first television broadcast of outdoor event— SignecUs down to us is proof made SpeWators comfortably in New York studio enjoying troit landed two players each and Schultz. will be favorable when it is Stadium. rooms and Ump^ coach, as to keep harmony the Army-Navy football game in Philadelphia’s Municipal Drawing sumptuous one. great a Washington Davis soon became quite a name, granted halls will bleak stands THE COLUMBUS, among any collection of outstand- Charlotte, yesterday replace in future.__(NEA) FIRST-TEAM PERSONNEL 0., Dec 4- e the fact he had makes the E—Don P. players who know they are however, despite berth in the league, Hutson, Greenbay 32, 6’ 1”, Henry McGowan of New ing 180, 11th season (Alabama). " itself. It is human no Blanchard pulverizing the mid- a seven team circuit which City, an 18-year-old good is a trick in loop T—Albert Wistert,' 6’ who does dle of the line and thus sharing difficult. Base- Philadelphia, 25, graduate from nature to seek individual glory. makes scheduling 2”, 214, 3rd season, (Michigan). high school u" i sub- the attention of with him. leaders in the city are await- Matheson, 6’ next month, was The way the Army players opponents ball G—Riley Cleveland, 30, 3”, signed todav'f The team won lost two and before the -snd 205, 7th season (Texas Mines). the Ohio State of the team as a whole is a trib- seven, ing word expected Selected league as an Gilmer C—Charley Brock, Green Bay, 29, 6' ump1:( tied one that week. for the 1946 season. to the kids themselves and to year. of the Marry 210, 7th season (Nebraska). ute 1", their tutor. Last year, with Blanchard on G—Hill Radovich, Detroit, 30, 5’ 10”, Signing of 5th McGowan, who be didn’t matter that Davis and hand and Kenna' ready to go, the CARL LUNDQUIST 238. season (Southern Cal.) It By T—Emil Uremovieh, 6’ comes the youngest of the touch- team It fin- Detroit, 29, 22”, umpire in tr» Blanchard made most really began clicking. Staff Correspondent) 240, 3rd season (United Press AP (Indiana). fessional baseball, was ished the season unbeaten and was On All-Southeastern announced and the headlines. The 3—Steve Pritko, 23, 6‘ downs got COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 4.—The Cleveland, 2”, by League President — -. 3rd season. (Vilianova>. Frank M other gloried in the success considered something very ultra- it---—- 210, players most drastic revision of organized Q—Sammy Baugh,' Washington, S’ Colley. He was hired on which is one reason ultra until this year’s team. Then 31, the ret of the team, of the game 2”, 180, 9th season, (T. C. U.'. ommendation of baseball in the history ’ Carl Hubbell «| a fine team. The other it became just last year’s model. Crimson Tide Dominates H—Bob S’ K was very appeared imminent tonight after Waterlield, 'Cleveland, 25, 1”, the New York Giants. is Blaik. Blaik, a fine organizer, gave the An The 1914 190, 1st season U. C. L. A.) Hubbeil reason of officials of watched the unanimous vote the Eleven With Begorrah, H—Steve Van Buten, Philadelphia, 24, youngster work a num. We think the current team real- team the system and the training. Mythical the Pacific Coast circuit to at- 6’ 1”. 200, 2nd season, (L. S. U.). ber of Polo Ground started two ago, before He also maintained that one-for- F—Ted exhibition ly years tain Major league status before Four Fritsch, Green Bay, ;25, 5’ 10” games. had in an all and all-for-one unity. Blanchard Players 210, 4th season •)—Head- *--- NO CHARGE before the 1943 season opened to ed for Blanchard and they both conven- • the annual Minor league ed by Halfback Harry Gilmer, Golf Balls a line on the prospects. blocked for anyone else who had a TUCKER DETROIT, Dec.-4—(U.R)—Athletic get tion, the westerners adopted Alabama’s unbeaten, united Rose By WILLIAM Blaik was a little hazy himself the ball and the other players were Southern Methodist authorities at Lawrence Tech to- • resolution to apply for Major Bowl nominee dominated the As- (United Press Sports Writer Fishing Tackle as to the outlook then. He had lost quite as impartial. You don’t get day announced that all home league status. sociated Press all-Soirthea stern NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—Shure, and Turns Down Bowl Bid AVAILABLE AT most of his linemen from the year that by pushing buttons. Clarence Row- basketball games will be free “be- -——— League President Conference team with four football season play- it was a rugged DALLAS, Tex., Dec. 4.—(U.R)— cause the teams Won’t said the action depended upon be good land ers. but this blarney about Blanchard A bid to play in the Oil Bowl at PH KARR'S Baseball Commis- enough during the ‘reconversion’ approval by should be taken with a was tn Market St. Dial 1-3224 Mike Jacobs Gilmer, a 160-pound triple- and Davis Houston on New Year’s Day to Urged sioner Albert B. (Happy) Chand- the period charge spectators.” TEAMS threater sophomore, was the only slurp of potato stew because turned down by Southern Metho- -i- CAROLINA ler, the two Major leagues and To Transfer Louis- unanimous selection of the 12 con- Army football team couldn’t hold dist university today because the National Association of Minor Conn Bout To Brazil ference coaches and 38 sports a candle to the Kerry Blues of that New Year’s Day game is VISIT HOSPITAL leagues. writers who submitted nomina- 1914. in direct competition with the The Majors must act upon the tions. Teammate Vaughn Mancha Big John Fleming was pounding Cotton Bowl which has a work- NEW Dec. 4.—(U.R)— application of the Pacific coast YORK, 248 pound center, received the his chest in high dungeon, ing agreement with the South- GREENVILLE, S. C., Dec. 4.- circuit at their own meeting in ample We Are Pleased To of Mike Jacobs, New York boxing second highest number votes, as he ft, over the press west conference. (£>)—The North and South Carolina Chicago beginning next Monday, expressed contracts being first on 39 ballots and sec- as the The action was taken by the Shrine Bowl all-star football play- promoter who holds the and it was the consensus that it reports labeling Army ond on ten others. One coach athletic aggregation of school’s executive committee, ers visited the crippled childrens for the Joe Louis-Billy Conn heavy- would be turned down flatly. greatest failed to list him. all time. Dr. Humphrey Lee, university hospital here today, seeing for title said he However, Rowland pointed out weight fight, today On the 50 42 Gil- announced. Dr. Lee Announce themselves where the money from that there is nothing in the pres- voting, named Big John, by way of explanation, president, had been approached on the pos- mer as the conference’s number said that SMU the the annual Shrine football game ent Major-Minor league agree- is bartender of one of East 42na appreciated of the bout in ore and the others invitation but that “as a mem- goes. sibility holding ment which stipulates the require- back, eight St’s highest class charged-water- him second. Six conference Brazil, with a $3,000,000 guarantee. ments which a at- placed ballots its being judged ber of the Southwest The young gridders were accom- by league may ing spots, height the Addition of a New Service a Nor listed Charlie Trippi of Georgia the fact it lies it felt it was under obligation their coaches, who were Jacobs said the query came from tain status as major circuit. by that practically panied by as one Bowl. is there clause which pro- first, named Harper Davis at the crest of Murray Hill. He to support” the Cotton Bill Brannin, Leon Brogden and Win Nathanson, of a any president own- of Mississippi State, ana the other Gordon Flem Southwest conference Reid Staton of the North Carolina hibits a Major league from also is the father of Texas, For Our Customers New York Public Relations firm, went to Buster Stephens of Ten- Blanchard of the is the host team in staff, and Paul Waggoner, Joe Col- ing another Major league farm ing, the Doc champion, the re- would de- nessee. of whom more anon. the Cotton Bowl this season. lins and J. C. Boozer of the South representing Quitandinaj club, a situation which future, if the of the Alabama also Tackle Carolina staff. The trip was made sort, located 40 miles from Rio velop application placed' If all this were not enough, Big were Tom and End Rebel from Charlotte in two chartered De Janeiro. Nathanson said that coast league approved. Whitley John in his youth was closely as- Radio Repairs and Maintenance Several Pacific league clubs are Steiner on the first team. Louisi- sociated with a form of buses. owner of the re- sport Joaquim Rolla, ana State and BOWL DECISION owned outright by Major league Mississippi State known as Gaelic football. A the two sort and one of Brazil’s wealthiest After the hospital tour, af- each men on Under the of teams and others have close placed .two the first county Galway man himself, he Supervision squads had indoor workouts, here men, wanted to stage the bout as filiations. eleven, with Georgia, Georgia switched his affections to Kerry North Carolina in the Furman Uni- a means of furthering cordial re- Pacific executive* also Tech and Tennessee each having had the best team— EXPECTED TODAY and South Caro- lationship between Brazil and the The because they versity gymnasium in their resolution that one. like if lived ni Missouri lina in the Parker High school gym- United States. stipulated just you President Rowland and Charles One «enior, five juniors, three and Illinois was the S. C., Dec. 4.—(JP) nasium. Later they all dined at adjoining COLUMBIA, a Bowl foot- EDENS Ford Collins and two freshmen would of Tobacco MR. E. Graham and Victor sophomores —The fate CHARLES reigning power Furman, returning to Charlotte pigskin you act to obtain neces- make up the team. Bob Dobel- change your address, or brand', to ball game proposed for South early tonight. immediately versatile as an annual New Year’s MCEVER sary stein, Tennessee’s guard, Carolina — RESIGNS approval. champaign. PROMPT — COURTEOUS EFFICIENT Tomorrow morning they resume is the lone senior and the affair be decided to- The club owners will meet in only Begrorrah, he shouted. Imag- Day may drills in Charlotte, the Tar Heels repeater from the 1944 all-Star morrow. their first joint session tomorrow ine having two Doc Blanchards as REASONABLE PRICES on the Central High field, the South team. Governor Ransome J. Williams DAVIDSON POST to make final decision on adoption fullbacks, both playing at the same Carolinians at high. Scrim- THE FIBST said the corporation, Harding of the 70-page sheaf of proposed TEAM time, and Joe Dimaggio holding today that mages are the order of the day for Ends—Rebel Steiner of which has to receive its certif- Dec. 4.— <*) —Res- constitutional changes. Alabama, and down centerfield. I’m not kidding, yet Our is now to give service on radios— Head Coach DAVIDSON, Bill Hildebrand of State. here tomorrow. shop equipped both squads, although would Mississippi in football icate, would meet ignation of Eugene T. McEver as That the meeting produce Tackles—Tom of Gaelic you have those Waggoner of the Palmetto squad Whitley Alabama, However he did not name a time and other head coach of football at Davidson a large number of deals for play- and Bobby Davis of Georgia Tech. positions. Two fullbacks and a washing machines, refrigerators, heaters said he didn’t plan to do much Guards—Bob Dobelstein of Tennes- or place for the meeting. was announced here ers and managers was a foregone centerfielder. Fifteen men to a college today and Felix of the which rough work. conclusion. Since close of the see, Trapani of Louisiana 30 in all and when all Members group, President John R. Cunningham the State. side, they household appliances. Officials here with the players by has proposed a permanent post of the college. season, 19 minor loops have com- come together you have a fine said all had been completed Center—Vaughn Mancna of Alabama. season college football game for plans plans for operation in 1946. Gilmer of broth of a the war in which pleted Backs—Harry Alabama, Char- pileup.” said that a char- for the game in Charlotte with a During period, lie of this state, have The Majors also were expected Trippi Georgia, Harper Davis of John tnen took down the Davidson did not participate in and Gene Big ter with $20,000 capital stock sell-out crowd expected. to be represented in the swapping Mississippi State, Knight of McEver Louisiana State. group picture adorning the top of be obtained sometime this I intercollegiate football, of talent. All clubs would and selling The 11 first-place votes Mancha miss- his bar and who should be but was on “loan” to the University of it week. are overloaded' with players be ed went to Georgia Tech’s Captain, Paul North Carolina in 1943 and to Vir- the Kerry Blues themselves, a Site of the and partici- I ! SEE OUR NEW cause of the influx of Duke, who made the second team over game \ returning of mustachioed and mar- Tech the season. much Bowers of Tulane. Duke was sec- bunch for this year have yet to ginia during past servicemen and it was estimated pants ond on 17 ballots on whose FALL FELT HATS At the latter he was as- and third 12 oth- celled gentlemen bulldog be chosen, but Williams previous- school, that more than half of the mer> ers. sociated with his chins belied their tonsorial getups. said he the University brother, McAuley who baseball ly expected kept Major league The second team: “Just look at them,” John and Wake For- Tnmt Stllnc. \Wilminqton, Ti9> Gibson's McEver, in the coaching job. Ends—Reid Big of South Carolina 29South Haberdashery alive during its last wartime sea- Mosley of Georgia, and roared. Hea- Street Clyde of Louisiana “Mullings, Skinner, t0 be invited to be the initial f North Front Cunningham said that McEver’s son would be shunted off to the Lindsey State. est Tackles—Wash Serini of and ly, Lawlor, O’Connor, Mahony, letter of designation did not reveal Minors to make for the re- Kentucky, opponents. way Mike Castronis of Georgia. Fitzgerald, Collins, Breen, O’Shea. any plans for his future. No ar- turn of G. I. Joe. Every Major Guards—Jack Green of Alabama, and —— " — Gaston McDonnell, McCarthy, Doyle and —-V rangements have been made for league manager except Connie Bourgeois of Tulane. Center—Paul Duke of Georgia Tech. Murphy.” his successor at Davidson, the Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics Backs—Curtis Kuykendall of Auburn. “Everyone a fine free Irishman. school head added. and Leo Durocher of Buster the Brooklyn Stephens of Tennessee, George Not a Pollock in the bunch. I Mathews of A native of Dodgers was on hand. Georgia Tech, and Lowell Bristol, Tenn., Mc- Tew of Alabama. don’t want to offend the citizens there was no Ever first played in the University Although sugges- | of Warsaw or South Chicago, but tion of a shakeup, it was consider- of Tennessee backfield in 1927. In I want to emphasize they were all ed a definite that all 1929, he led the nation in scoring possibility Irish. Not a United Nations con- two or three on with 138 points. but key players TAR HEELS LAUNCH ference like Notre Dame. the world championship Detroit He “And were they rough? Bejab- joined the Davidson coaching club would be to Minor Tiger sent broken was a common staff in 1932 was bers, a leg and named head league farm clubs. coach in HARDWOOD SEASON enough wound, and' if one of the 1937. some of the However, player Blues suffered one and couldn't deals were expected to be made and stomp around through PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL CHAPEL HILL, N. C., Dec. 4.— get up on a “gentlemens agreement” rest of the went Jr. Golf Sets (A1)—The University of North Caro- the game they PHOTOGRAPHY basis, particularly as regards him. No substitutes al- lina’s on without those involving cash, to be com defending Southern Confer- (Chrome Finish) lowed.” Amateur Supplies when re- ence basketball champions open pleted early next year At this point, Big John’s son, vision tax their season tomorrow of the structure goes night Gordon Fleming, walked in and Also GEM STUDIO effect. against the Camp Lee, Va., Travel- into bummed a quarter off his Pop in In the fast International league, ers. 119 order to buy a soda. He shook Grace St. 9 Dial 6323 three seven of the 15 members top flights managerial jobs Showing hands with him and after we re- New Golf Balls of last were open. Bruno Betzel, who re- year’s championship squad covered consciousness realized last week was back, the Tar Heels under Coach signed at Montreal, that only about three fingers were a Ben Carnevale,' will and REMOVE LOTS OF SPOTS considered strong candidate for probably start broken. Toys Games the at either Newark or high Jim Jordan and John that show up on so many post Jer, rj scoring Gordon, six feet one and 19 colors Dillon at with of clothes. Remem- City, the other teams withoul forwards, Bob Pax- operated for Brooklyn ber Mufti removes and Don pounds, many pilots. Clay Hopper, Ala., ton at center Anderson season and "ipots from Mobije, Tech High school this 114 MARKET clothing, mads manager and A1 Todd, former and either Taylor Thorne or Jim from a of was named all-New York half- variety fabrics. Pirate were at the slots. Pittsburgh catcher, Hayworth guard back by as great a plurality as PHONE 6022 the top candidates for the Montreal Spearheading soldiers will be Roosevelt’s in 1936. He has one Senesky, who while FORMERLY muftis: job. George per- more year in High school but al- forming for St.- Joseph’s College in ready has 25 college scholarship SWEDEN'S CYCLE CO. FOOTBALL a few BANQUET Pennsylvania years ago, was offers to mull over. NEW Dec. 4.—The New one of nation’s BERN, the highest scorers. Shure, and they must have rais- Bern school football In a recent high squad, practice test, the ed mighty men back in Kerry— which made such an White Phantoms outstanding scored a 54-50 and they passed on the secret to this season under over the Fort gridiron record victory Bragg Glider the next generation. the coaching of Alfred A. Kafer, Infantry. Although the Tar Heels Jr., of this city, who volunteered pleased Coach Carnevale with their AWARDED CUP his services when the school was offensive performance, their de- PRINCETON, N. J„ Dec. 4.—(U.R) hire a coach fense showed the unable to professional need of addition- —Neil W. Zundel, a Marine V-12 will be entertained at a al banquet tightening. trainee from Brigham City, Utah at Centenary Met- Thursday night who captained the 1945 Princeton hodist social hall by the high NO FRACTURES football team, was ^presented the school association. NEW YORK, Dec. parent-teacher 4.—(u.R) A] John Prentiss Poe ’45 Cup for in- Hoosman, Los Angeles heavyweight fluence, Play and Sportsmanship SCHEDULE SET who was badly beaten last night at the annual football dinner to- Dec. 4. — — at NEW YORK, (/P) The the St. Nicholas arena by Lee Invitation basketball tour- night. National Savold, suffered only bruises in- ney won last year by Depaul Uni- stead of nose and rib fractures as CRAVEN OVER TOP versity of Chicago, will be played believed after the fight, X-rays re- NEW BERN, Dec. 4.—Craven on March 14, 16, 18 and 20 in Madi- vealed today. BOURBON has gone over the ot STRAIGHT son Square Garden. The National county top its overran quota of $696,000 in the Collegiate Association king will be EXPENSIVE WHISKEY HORSE Victory Loan campaign, it was an- determined at the Garden March LONDON, Dec. 4.— m —Prince nounced today by John G. Dunn, 26 in a game pitting the western Aly -Khan’s BOTTLED IN BOND four-year-old stallion, Jr., county campaign chairman. tourney winner, determined at Kan- Tehran, was sold to a syndicate to- However, the sale of E bonds is 100 PROOF sas City, against the eastern stan- day for dard bearer. The latter will $400,000, wiping out the still lagging and special attention be de- previous record of •' termine^ ° meet at $248,000 paid fo~ will be centered on this type the ““ pf SLENMORE PISTILLERIES-COMPANY^Jn^j^orttcOUDUISVlLLE^n * I Dam‘ "h" bond for the remainder of the month