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B—10 WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1937. Redskins Rely on Baugh’s Passing to Beat Bears for Pro Title

Bears Docile as Appear They Get Set for Championship Grid Battle With Redskins BEVOLTA CATCHES

D. C. Pros to Gamble on Air Beats Par Again to Play Against Chicago’s Equal Snead’s 139 at Powerhouse Today. Halfway Mark of By FRANCIS E. STAN. Tourney. Staff Correspondent of The Star. By the Associated Pres*. HICAGO, December 111., 11.— O ARLES, Pla.. Dec. The football championship of 11.—Johnny Revolta, former the world, at least in widely P. G. A. champion, over- accepted theory, will be the CORALtook Sam Snead at the half- Jackpot for here tomorrow played by vay mark in the $10,000 Miami Bilt- Washington's Redskins and Chicago's nore Open today with his second sub- Bears in the National Professional jar round, a 70, for a 36-hole tie at League's annual "Dollar Bowl" battle. 139. The will at 2:15 game begin p.m., Revolta’s deadly chipping kept him Washington time. inder par while the game of the big With a cloudy, but reasonably com- >elter from White Sulphur Springs, fortable, day promised by the Weather W. Va., fell apart on the second nine Bureau, indications were that a near- tnd he wound up with a 1-over-par rapacity crowd of 40,000 would be at 12 for the second day. to see the Burgundy- Horton Smith of Chicago shot the jerseyed Eastern to entry try upset owest—and steadiest—round of the the heavier, well-backed Bears, cham- lay for a 2-under-par 69 and pro- pions of the Western division. Snow ected himself very much in the run- was forecast later but the tomorrow, ling with a 140. Also one stroke game probably will be over then. by jack of the leaders was Jim Tumexa, The temperature may rise as as high >f Providence, R. I., who turned in SO above degrees zero, it was pre- lis second 70. dicted. Victor Ghezzi of Deal, N. J., and As the two teams finished their rony Penna of Dayton, Ohio, came drills today, still Chicago odds-layers iext on the list with identical scores were willing to pay 8 to 5 in the event -a- >f VO—72—142 for the two rounds. the "baby" team of the league, Wash- Coach is putting Frank Sullivan and straight on a play he ex- Trainer Dick Metz. Young Chicago pro, ington, wins the game. Each eleven Andy Lotshaw is caring ]or some sore spots on Bronko Assist- pects to use on Field in Nagnrski’s anatomy. idded a 72 to his 71 for a will Wrigley Chicago today. ant Trainer Homer Cole watches. previous enter the battle with three-game —Copyright A. P. Wirephoto. 143. winning streaks. Six Are Tied at 144. Clear skies and comparatively warm NELSON, Ryder Cup playpr Weather for mid-December in Chicago gYRON from Reading, Pa., shot one of sent the sale of tickets into high speed Bears’ Chapman, All-America; the finest scores of the day, a 70, to tie during the last two Their fan- days. PUBLIC others SHU1 OUT I've at the 144 notch. Paul cies captured by tales of Slingin’ Hunyan of White Plains, N. Y„ an- 's remarkable passing Farkas of Titans Are Drawn ther former P. G. A. had a and ’ sensational broken- champion, 144, along with Ed Oliver of Wil- field gallops. Midwestern fans were Del.: Ed set to OF BOW. nington, Dudley of Philadel- storm the TICKETS gates of the baseball Redskins From Pool phia, James D. Cubs' By Pogertey of Bora ball yard early tomorrow morn- Loop By BILL DISMER. Jr. inun uram 3r#nde, Fla., and E. J. Harrison of ing to find choice seats nuiuy oi Min- among the The : Bj a Stall Correspondent oi The Star. Alabama California Night Before the Big Gome. I lesota going to the Packers and Little Rock, Ark. Unreserved sections. Reserved seats Fourth, Bears’ Alumni Alone Would Kelly Special Dispatch to The Star, Dec. 11—Sam Chap- : (Joan of West Virginia to the Seventy professionals, with scores have sold well for two weeks, despite going Seventh in Dec. man, all-America halfback of 3iants. pf 151 or better, qualified for the last some zero weather and almost Ranking Led ll.—Fullback and Red Krause, the reserve Fill Pasadena daily Stands, the of The 36 holes. The third round snow flurries. center, are standing on a balcony in the Edgewater Beach Hotel University California, complete list of players drafted will be by Pittsburgh. and looking down at beauteous co-eds in the ballroom. Northwestern CHICAGO.and Andy Parkas, who led the 1 >y each club in the order of their played tomorrow- with the finale Mon- Says Priestly. of Detroit day. Ten Cover on Field Until Game. CHICAGO,University is throwing a dance, and Krause sighs, “Boy, i wish University to a one-sided ] reference follows; amateurs, headed by Bob Bj the ! . over Bervis of until a few minutes before they'd waited one more night to put on this affair. I’m to cut loose By the Associated Press. victory Catholic University at CLEVELAND—Davis (Indiana' back: Dayton, Ohio, who had a going Jenton (Arkansas), end: Routt (Texas A ! N°T_ III.. Dec. 11.— last headed 1 147, also qualified. game-time tomorrow will the Sunday night, Don, and paint the town." ASADENA, Calif., Dec. 11.—The fall, the ina M.* guard Markov (Washington*. grid- ackle: Franco a iron be Pittsburgh's undefeated Pan- list of 10 college seniors picked by the . tackle: Ham- Not single big name golfer failed exposed to the cold. For Irwin laughs and says, "From what we are about the Bears general public may as well j Iton (Arkansas), end: Chesbro (Colgate*, thers were ranked as hearing to make today Washington Redskins in the National i ackle; Mayberry (Florida*, back: the grade. Harry of nearly a week the ground has been there'll be no Redskins In shape for any night Cmon. forget about trying to see Ream Cooper CHAMPAIGN.the Nation's most clubbing Sunday night. Football Ohio State), end; Maras 'Duquesne). low covered with marsh powerful its on 11 the League's annual draft here , Chicopee. Mass., scorer for the hay and a 100- going o'clock. If catches us up after curfew we'll California-Alabama foot- ackle; Hoptowit (Washington State), football array under the system uard: year, shot a 74 for a 146. yard tarpaulin so as to orig- be free to break ball game in the Rose Bowl. today. Spadacclni (Minnesota), back today Ralph keep the turf training tonight. He'll fire us." — inated by Dr. Frank G. of PHILADELPHIA McDonald (Ohio from Dickinson of Byron (Whizzer) White of Colorado, i Ouldahl, National Open freezing. Early this week asphalt the Redskins’ University California officials dis- Hate), bark; Riffle (Albright), back; Bu- champion the of Illinois, with the Sammy Baugh, prize rookie, seems to be the least per- who 1 .ant and winner of the burners were run University closed tor has said he would not play pro (Washington. Mo.*, back: Meek alone ap- Lannon California, rated fourth and study Iowa) end: Woltman 'Purdue), tackle Manero of from 6 inches a seventh, would fill the America and another Tony Peabody, Mass, na- to foot. The hay and ice on the lake front from parently big saucer New , lolberg (Oregon State*, ! respectively. his hotel back: Kriel 'Bay- tional title-holder two tarpaulin were on around with the Year Day. doubtful recruit of the paid ranks, i or*, tackle: Hinkle 'Vanderbilt*, center; years ago. and placed the gridiron room. doesn’t wear a "bur- Redskins? Pass, which won Baugh " 1 -firhelosen (Pittsburgh*, back. several others. In of Pittsburgh, nine games friends "Without an were drafted the Pirates hopes preventing another freeze. gundy like the rest of the making actual count, by Pittsburgh BROOKLYN—Brumbaugh (Duquesne) and tied one. a jacket Snead started out It was the compiled point total the but the stacks of and , *ack: Kilgrow (Alabama*, back Kinard w-ith the same bigger, bulkier Bear Indians. "It ain't warm he , end from judging by applica- respectively. of 22.84. Fordham which tied Pitts- enough," Mississippi*, tackle Moore 'Colorado*, brand of golf that gave him team w’hich Notre sits in a tions from the alumni, it Because of the of < enter: yester- fervently hoped tonight drawls, buttoning the neck of his old Dame, lobby looks very uncertainty Merlin ‘Vanderbilt). guard: that burgh and won its other seven bat- much White's Shwartz (California), end: Monskv day’s brilliant 67. After three the turf will be dry and rea- Texas chair and looks sullen, as if like every seat will be spoken for willingness to sign a contract, (Ala- taking ranked Christian jacket. j >ama). guard: Noyes (Montana*, ta-kle- shots tles. second, a fraction of a even he was from the edge of the third green sonably safe under foot. With such he’s mad at the world. He re- before we get to the next list of passed up by the first three ! Itringham 'Brigham Young*. back: Sivell point behind, at 22.54. Dartmouth, Big , the cap- Auburn), guard: Drur.e for a 5 he off renowned line-smashers as minds of the applicants—the Rose Bowl clubs privileged to 'Fordham*, end: bogey clipped birdies on Wrestling you way Dempsey patrons' | draw—Cleveland, dark (North Carolina State) undefeated but tied twice, rated third tain of the Skins, whisks center. the fifth and ninth holes to round the Champion and Au- used to be before a preferred list," said Ken Priestley, ! Philadelphia and Brooklyn. The same PITTSBURGH--White 'Colorado*, back; at 22.50. the fight. "llchock turn in tomatic Jack place, i through revolving door at ! reason (Indiana*, back: Wolfe (Texas*, 34, one below par. Manders in the back- Bob graduate manager and the man with accounted for Frank being the lack: Matisi 'Pittsburgh*, in the end of the face red McChesney, the handsome tackle; Midler field, relies Alabama, victorious nine straight lobby, the headache in 9*th of the 100 Minnesota*, tackle: Platukis Chicago chiefly upon an substitute comes biggest Pasadena. players to be chosen. (Duquesne*. I Shoots Five Pars in Row. contests, followed with 21 a with the cold. end. up from the *nd King (Minnesota), end Burnette overpowering ground 97, shade Since 14.000 are on the "Rose Bowl j game. barber shop, accompanied the in- North Carolina*. b*ck: McDonough In better than Nebraska, which had "Been out by Other Redskin UTth). end: playing smoothly, he col- contrast, the team which is rep- pricing cars,’’ he ex- preferred list” it becomes more appar- Draftees. McCarty (Notre Dame), cen- gTILL 21.12. evitable odor of hair lotion. “You er. Krause (Baldwin-Wallace). lected pars on the next the Nation’s plains, "but the one I want Is too ent that Mr. and Mrs. ADDITION to F^rkas and tackle; five holes resenting Capital for may look John Public Chap- xltparich (Notre Damei. euard Yale ranked with pretty now,” cracks Ben JN Then, on the 550-yard 15th, a double the first time, is a more versatile, sixth, 21.07 to doggone high. Still,” he reflects, rub- might just as well plan to spend Janu- man, the Redskins drew Dave Price, CHICAGO CARDINALS—Robbins f Ar- ! 20.82 Smith from Alabama, the other sub hark Popovich (Montana*, back: he tried to faster outfit. The for California. his chin and at his 1 a center from dogleg, play safe with his Redskins have no bing looking "but ary somewhere else. Mississippi State: Elmer I “•trick (Pittsburgh*, bark Herwic (Cal- The list: end. wait'll you come out of that fornla*. second shot but hit a low house to watch, "if we have a crowd to- an end from center: Barbartskv 'Fordham*. ball Into a crunching power match Na- good Wait'll Dohrmann, Nebraska: | ackle: game. big Nagurski hits you Brunansky (Duke), tackle; Cherrv canal the green. gurski. but in w. L. T. Pts. morrow and if we win I'll a tackle of Texas i Hardin-Simmonst. back guarding bullet passing maybe buy on Young, A. & M.; Bill Lavincton 1C0I- Bauch’s that frozen field.” >r*oo’ and: Snead steadied to on and Battles’ Pittsburgh -...... r n i "2 *4 it, anyway. See fellows In Dauaherty iSanta Clara>. cen- get his pars ball- "» you the Hartmann, all-Southern halfback from *r: wilUo’-the-wisp Fordham _ 701 54 MERRICK GRIDDERS j Sloan (Arkansas', back Kenderdine the next two holes, then faltered have Dartmouth _ 7 n morning. Inmanai. end; Mautner carrying they the twin threats 2 5-5'so Goodnight.” Kawal Amazes Georgia; Micky Parks, another cen- (Holy Cross*, Alabama 9 0 0 2L97 Slingin' Sam. tenter again. He sliced a terrific 300-yard who a week ago ran wild ter from Oklahoma: Jack a against Nebraska__ a 1 2 "1 l" Abbit, ! DETROIT—Woiciechowicz 'FordhamV drive off the Yale makes one '*nter: Smith the 18th tee, topped a wood to win _ 8 1 t S1 07 GET JUNIOR CROWN southpaw back and 'Oklahoma), end: Bershak the Bear Okays a Redskin. j^ITTLE kicking passer 1 California _ 9 0 1 2082 Caro»ina*, end: Schleckman . shot out of the and Eastern half of the of his rare from NoJith rough, played up National League Louisiana Stata_ 9 1 n »o 75 lobby appearances, Elon; Dick Johnson, an end from ackle; Szakash 'Montana), back: Nardi : Santa good-looking Charles Malone short. His chip also fell short, his race. Both teams wall wear Clara _.8 n n 20 as the of 9Lair>- back: Sirtosky 'Indiana). basket, Notre Dame : 'J'ALL, stepping out of an University Washington, and Bill ?uard Wolfe 'Ohio fi 2 1 19 85 in the elevator, blinking State), center: Dour- four-foot putt rimmed the cup, and ball shoes. Minnesota 8 2 0 absently paces lobby, eyes Eslin, Estep Account for Scores Bartos, said to be one of the back: Frank 'Yale*, 19.58 his and best a*£«5£l?,sas*- back. he took a 6. This is the eyes scooting back into the GREEN BAY—- (Purdue). players’ big game—the to the floor. "Anybody seen a tackles ever turned out by the Univer- >ack: couple That Top Police No. 5 Team Schreyer 'Purdue) tackle Sweeney Revolta, who hails from Evanston, one from which they reap the harvests lifter-upper like a mouse into a hole. sity of North Carolina. Notre Dame). *nd: Uram 'Minnesota*, tickets to the game?” he asks. "I jack: 111., went out in 34. with two of a ARGOS KICK TO WIN in Kovatch 'Northwestern), end- Ra- birdies, successful season. Sixty per cent Riley Smith from Bams comes down Colonial Dohrmann and Parks were tazzo asked Turk to get a couple for me Loop. drafted 'Western Reserve*, tackle: Howell and two more home. of the net picked up coming proceeds will be divided and when to walk ESLIN and on the recommendation of BifI [Nebraska*. back: Barnhart 'Greelev he gave ’em to me I nervously to the newsstand Aubrey Estep, Jones, guard: Tinsley His worst lapse was on the 15th. where among the Redskins and Toronto Goal QILBERT ^tate*. 'Georgia), guard: Bears, with Beating Winnipeg thought I shoved them In coat former roach of the Army and Missis- Palkenstein 'St. Mary s), back. he my and buy a Assistant Coach two 100-pound Merrick sliced his third shot into a trap, the winners 60 cent magazine. Boys' NEW YORK—Karamatic 'Gonzaga). taking per of pocket. I guess I missed the sippi State, while Prank 12 feet Earns Canadian Title. pocket Baker Club Thomas, jack: Vanzo »Northwestern*, back: Konne- exploded short of the pin and the purse. If the crowd tomorrow Roy tells three young ladies gridders, shared the spotlight yes- coach of nan 'Georgia and dropped them on the floor. Must Alabama, suggested the sign- Tech), back: Souchak (Pitts- took two putts for a 6. fulfills jurgh), end: Moan 'West Virginia), back: expectations, the 26 Redskins TORONTO, Dec. 11 M>)._The To- have with autograph books to come back terday as the Merricks smothered ing of Price. was had my mind on something Young selected on 3oyle (Nebraska*, tackle: Melius 'Villa- Smith, however, was the man to will collect *600 the iova). tackle: approximately apiece ronto Argonauts won the Canadian else.” tomorrow'. Police Club No. on recommendation of Sam Grimstead 'Washington watch Boys' 5, 32-0, Slingin’ state), tackle: tonight. Winner of the Bilt- If they win and around *400 apiece Baugh. Oldershaw 'Santa Bar- football title today, Winni- Cliff Battles strolls Ed the Pairlawn Field to win the >ara>. guard: Hackney »Duke>. back. more Open in 1935 and runner-up last, If they are defeated. In defeating nonchalantly out Kawal, bald-headed center, champion- addition, the Because the Redskins finished with WASHINGTON—Farkas 'Detroit*, back: he was the Blue of an elevator with a and walks outside to catch a .hapman 'California*, year, steadiest player In winning team will face peg's Bombers, 4-3, on a frozen companion breath of ship of the Junior Colonial Football back: Price iMis- automatically the second-best record of of the iissippi State), center: Dohrmann , end: Youne 'Texas A. and M >. western dance to league teams, they had the next-to- ackle Hartman par on just one hole, the second, where for a $25,000 "just look around regarding him in open-mouthed Eslin, the league's scorer 'Georgia*, back: Parks guarantee. Earl Selkirk’s field in the high point last choice in Oklahoma), center: Abbitt 'Elon*. goal first a minute.” tells him he amazement. "Ain’t selecting their draftees. back he was trapped. Long putts gave him Somebody you-all got an this year with 126, entered the game The Johnson (Washington), end: Bartos (North period after Fritz procedure found Cleveland hav- Carolina), tackle birdies on the first and third, and he Cream of Hanson, Winnipeg can’t get in without a ticket. "He’s overcoat, Kawal?” asks The in the second Sammy. — Pro Crop. quarter and, although ing first Gray (Oregon ace, had fumbled on his line his center pick, Philadelphia second, added another with an approach with- 23-yard okay,” says companion and the big grins. "This Is my town and handicapped by a bad knee, State), back: Famiglietti t U.V competing negotiated in two feet of elevens, opposites in provided the Argos with the usher looks and Rent- this is kind of Brooklyn third, Pittsburgh fourth, the jack: Zarnas 'Ohio State*, guard; Mas- the cup on the fourth. ^J'HE margin up yelps: "Pug my weather. I live on two 45 and one 75-yard scoring runs Almost every way—style of of Chicago Cardinals fifth, Detroit sixth, person (Miami*, end: Ramsey 'Oregon Prom there out he played methodical play, victory. ner! What’s a Bear doing running the other side of town.” in accounting for three of his team's state), guard: Sims (Georgia Tech*, back. background, etc.—will move into ©reen Bay seventh, New York Schwarz 'San Francisco*, tackle: Weger golf, never from the Kawal spies Coach Flaherty five . eighth, wavering par. ‘'dollar bowl” classic after Washington ninth and the Butler), tackle: Mickovsky (Case), back; completing and hurries over to talk with Chicago }reher (Denver), end. Estep scored the other two. He Bears regular seasons which clearly him. tenth. After 10 players—one to stamped They sit at a table in the lugged the leather across for the first them as the cream of the on each club—had been drawn by this professional Statistics Redskins grill and line up two ‘‘teams’’ score of the game after a well-executed Cox Is Survivor crop, which is rated by Bears9 process, the picking started all over accepted critics with blocks of sugar. pass from Bill Boswell to Jack BASEBALL VET, 86, DIES as superior to the finest Dec. Sample- again. of college 111., 11.—Probable starting line-ups and reserves for Bed- ton it teams. (^HICAGO, A hotel guest, to make conversation put deep In enemy territory in skins-Bears pro title here tomorrow: In Florida Golf grid game with the person next to asks Les the first quarter. He ran 20 yards The Bears him, Davis, Indiana, First Drawn. Once Best Paid romped through a dif- for his second in the Battin, Player, 6reci»I Dlspstch to The Star. ficult CHICAGO BEARS. Olsson, the tackle, if he knows the tally third period. 11-game schedule with the loss Yrn DAVIS, a back from In- Po' Redskins are at ^ORBETT Sent Mack to Dec. — of a No. Player. College. Age. Wt. Pro! stopping the same Line-Ups and Summary. Senators. GABLES, Fla., 11 only single game. A month ago Hgt. diana, was the first player chosen QORAL hostelry. Olsson wears off the Pos. Merrick (32). Police No. 6 (0). Cox of Kenwood was the Green Bay X- £• 1?. Northwestern 74 «-ni 18ft 4 glasses In the draft the who also AKRON. Dec. 11 Wiffy Packers, whom the L. r. l.l Joseoh Stydahar West 8-04 2 L by Rams, Ohio, (A*).—Joseph Virginia 23 230 field and is built like a milk bottle. E_Sampleton _ Stone the lone Washington Beal'S had L. Ct. 21 Daniel Fortmann Colgate 21 8-00 210 2 wound with V. once representa- previously defeated this He L. T. A1 Capone_Collin up Joe Routt, Texas A. it Battln, 86, the highest salaried c 24 Frank Bausch Kansas 28 8-03 724 4 says “yes,” and moves away, leav- L. P. tive to for the Anal 36 season, took a 24 to 14 G_ Cepone-Welch M.’s all-America Franco of in qualify decision to 5-S- Milllkln 26 6-02 258 ft the C. _B Poston_Rob.v guard; player baseball, died here today. create Delbert ing guest thinking he talked to holes here today as the *10.000 the sole blot on the SI- BJork Oregon 22 6-01 218 1 R. G_Kramer Merril Fordham and of Florida. Battin's baseball career Included 15 Chicago 55 William Karr one of the assistant Mayberry elevens' slate. For S'S' 55 West Virginia 2ft 6-01 187 ft managers. R. T_A1 Poston_Sweeny Miami-Biltmore open golf tourney the last three 33 Bernard Masterson 24 4 Other drafts found rears with P'| Nebraska 6-03 10ft R. E_Smith _ Rnwzee outstanding major clubs, beginning weeks the Raymond Nolttng Cincinnati 22 reached the halfway mark. Bears were almost certain B S 25. ft-11 18ft 2 Q. B_Helverstlne _ Marcel with the John Manders Hinkle, Vanderbilt’s great center, go- Philadelphia Athletics in of the S' S' XP Minnesota 27 6-01 200 ft Turk Plans a L. H_Workes _Warner Cox barely made the grade, re- Western and "•B- 3 Bronko Nagurski Minnesota 28 8 "Mousetrap.” to the 1874. Later championship 6-02 238 R. H_Boswell _ Burgers ing Philadelphia Eagles; Joe he played with the St. thus were allowed to F. B. __ Estep Milazzo cording 75—76—151, highest qual- ease up at times Average weight—Line. 216: backfleld. 204. buys a newspaper, throws Kilgrow and Monsky of Alabama and Louis Browns as catcher and (I'!1^0,*,' gAUGH captain score for 70 and point for tomorrow's As-is“nt»-Harold Grange (Illinois) .nd Score by periods: Bruiser >f the ifying remaining com- game with Luke Johnson*(Northwestern1)** away the section with the sports 7 Kinard of Mississippi going to team At the peak of his career the Eastern Merrick _fi 12 7—S3 petitors. representative. pages, and looks for the re- Police No. 5 0 0 0 0— 0 Robbins of Arkansas tie drew *700 a ReMrTM. weather Brooklyn, going month. Leo The on Walper, Bethesda, Md.. driv- Redskins, the other hand, Yrg port. Touchdowns—Eslin <3i. Estep (2). to the Chicago Cardinals; Wojclecho- Connie Mack was No. Points after <2). playing with the and won their to in BACKS. College. Age. Hgt. Wt. Pro'. ‘‘Ah touchdowns—Estep ing range instructor, Roland right play the “dollar said this wasn’t Texas when I Substitutions—Merrick. Bassin. Gan- wicx, Fordham’s center, and Bershak, minor Hartford 4 7 league, Club, when Mackenzie of bowl” the hard Monmouth 30 ft-OBVi 168 non Ragsdale. Baker Johnson. Congressional fin- way. Studded with a 6 Eugene Romani got off the train," he murmurs, “and Brady. North Carolina end, to Detroit: Battin him Marquette 28 ft-10 101 5 Valdivia Eagle. Smith. Police—Landis. going spotted and recommended ished with rounds of 152 brilliant arraw of < Ernest Rentner Northwestern 8-01 18ft and 153, all-Americas, Wash- 27 3 ah was correct. Well, good night.” Fore. Watts. Cecil Isbell of Purdue, Sweeney of ilm to the Washington Senators. ington's team ,2 Buivid. '’Marquette 22 6-01 10ft 1 respectively. played in-and-out foot- Nebraska 23 6-01 2flft 1 Everybody says good night as the 4852 BeattieSBnL.FrtPcl5 ball for the first half of Feathera Tennessee 28 ft-10 Vs 177 4 clock over the season ENDS. the elevators points to five and with its then, chance of winning 14 Richard Plasman Vanderbilt 22 6-03 210 1 minutes to 11. As they walk past room in George Wilson Northwestern 22 6-01 100 1 slipping awjy, dug and staged a 22<6 650, somebody says, “Here’s Turk Ed- lister McDonald Nebraska 22 6-04 200 1 Redskins remarkable Comeback to nose out TACKLES wards’ Santa to the _ room. Lights out and he’s al- Claus Bears Giants. 23 Russell Thompson Nebraska 24 8-OB 248 2 Implore 27 M Marquette 23 6-00 20.3 3 ready asleep. That’s the way to set an Forget Vi The Redskins, owned by Laundry- hSoardb example.” 17 Joseph Zeller' Indiana 28 6-01 20.3 6 man George Preston won “Listen!” Marshall, 28 K>y B*1*_ Washington State 22 6-03 210 1 interrupts somebody Reversing Yule Custom, D. C. Pros Pen Verses That Bode No *ix of their last seven games and took CBNTI1R. (?) Good for Gridiron Foes. 12 Prank Sullivan else, softly, “he’s talking in bed their last three Loyola (N. Orl'ns) 24 6-03 Vi 205 8 in brilliant style. Be- to his roomie. Who’s Turk room By BILL DISMER, Jr., share for each of the team’s winning , who rarely runs RILEY SMITH— fore a capacity of 58,000 in Stiff Correspondent of The Stir. throng WASHINGTON REDSKINS. with—Karcher?” players from tomorrow's game), but a with the deviated here from the New York's ball, “A a last Sunday Prom the transom Edwards’ voice Dec. ll.—The Christ- few were rush, kick, perhaps a pass Pos No. Player. College. Age. Hgt. Wt. Pro! willing to take temporary petitioning group, and asked that he ousted the Giants mas Just let me call ’em they from the title nr r booms: “From what I hear we can spirit Anally hit the Red- in for the best." b £■ f2 Wayne Mill Notre Dame 26 6-00 100 2 blessings lieu of material gifts. be turned into a Santa Claus himself, by soaring to a startling 49-to-14 Edwards Washington State 20 6-02 2ftft 6 that skins tonight. X' X. Glenn, ‘mousetrap’ guard, Fortemann. for he was sure JIM K — G- O‘sson Mercer 28 ft-10 2ft0 4 Those polled seemed even to have he had something for ARCHER triumph. n 3n With Illinois 108 5 Sounds like that old 43 play oughtta CHICAGO, nothing on their the 27 6-02 Bears. His o n 32 £d Kswjl caught the Christmas card rhyming request followed: "A veterinarian, I’m all for Manhattan experts, amazed at the 5 2 ?? J»mes Karcher Ohio State 2.3 6-00 207 2 work on him. Now .” minds except that little matter of horses, James Barber San Francisco 2ft 6-0.3 21 ft 3 spirit as their were framed That’s and at the g l- }* for requests “Don't want a but I’d like a why the Bears must have upset score, branded the Ch»rles Malone Texas A. and M. 27 6-04 210 ft “He may be sleeping,” decides a playing the world football cham- thing, S £ 12 Smith somewhat as follows: their bosses.” Redskins the ‘‘greatest team in foot- ? S' 23 S’11*1 Alabama 26 6-02 200 2 skin “but he ain’t snoring. pionship tomorrow, the Skins at last lot L. H. 33 Sammy Baugh Texas Christian 22 6-02 18ft l outside, ball.” Even the more " To those Bears some conservative Colgate 24 6-01 200 Good thing no Bears are running loose succumbed to the Edgewater Beach CAPT. TURK EDWARDS— give fancy Seeing as how COACH o u 7*2 ErnieSon.Bld»,In?in RAY FLA- critics unblushingly pronounced Wash- 2 S' 22 Pinckert Southern Calif. 28 6-00 10ft S around these corridors.” Hotel's "Make that line of Bears resemble blocks.” F. B. 20 Clift Battles W. Va. Wealeyan 27 6-01 105 6 Yuletlde-festooned lobby. Just HERTY hasn’t had much — to all as the ‘‘finest —.... The (Not the kind kids say ington offensive eleven Average weight—Line. 218: backfleld. 10ft when it seemed af if this lake fronts whole confounded Giant en- play with, Coach—Ray leason, preferring to let In history.” Flaherty (Goniata). Assistant—Roy Baker (Southern California!. scoring drive for old St. Nick might semble.” either.) his deeds * count for ipeak for it’s Reserve*. Pro naught. SLINGIN’ LES OLSSON— themselves, only proper Fourth For Bears. Grid Battle SAMMY BAUGH— Play-off No. BACKS. During the Arst three days of their ;hat he should be accorded College. Age. Hgt. Wt. Pro! "Give me some Texas air. “They I the right the warmth, say weigh two-flfty a TJUT while the Redskins were war- Ed Britt Holy Croaa 24 6-02 20ft 2 stay here, Skins had seemed ut- lengthen the otherwise limited two- 13 J713 A frpaen man can't kill a bear.” stripped; their Gonxaga 2ft 6-01 20ft 2 To Be Broadcast terly oblivious to the tinseled Christ- ine verse* of his whooping challenge halfway Erause Gonxaga 28 5-11 I06 ft I hope feel it when players. Therefor^ 303a Mf,? mas the — they they’re across the country, the Bears were not Millard Howell Alabama 25 ft-11 175 I trees, artiAcial snow-covered Flaherty says: ENDS. nPODAY’S battle between 'the "When hit the lot hit.” Last the Chi- carpets and the big. red bells, but to- Sammy’s passes “It’s Idling. Sunday facing 22 ®»b McChesney D. C. L. A. 2ft 6-02 IBS 2 I’m too much to ask for another .38 Ben Smith Alabama 26 6-03 208 4 Washington Redskins and with trusting I’ll be on the spot.” ED KAWAL— cago Cardinals on an icy field, the _ night, preparations for the big, like Owens TACKLES. Chicago Bean In Chicago for the bad Bears “I used to with Bears added the city 22 Chuck Bond Waahlngton 33 6-03 240 2 completed, their thoughts CLIW BATHES— play the Bears, Who reckoned championship National Football cham- his Giants were as Carroll Nevada 26 6-03 22ft 2 League turned from Bears to reindeers. "If you will me you to the Western crown by passing and 3.23 BillSc. bring Mercury’s know. good as Young Alabama 23 6-02 240 1 pionship will be broadcast over owning to a 4-to-28 victory. Earlier GUARDS. And so, the erstwhile collegians shoes But give me an Indian's arrow and The skidding Station right to play the Bears today. 12 Michaels VUIanova 53 R-10 IBft 2 WOL here by dlract wire turned time even farther I’d vow to make those bow.” In the season the Cardinals defeated 43 ®dS'1!? backward Bears sing But. what I’d like North Carolina 25 6-OB JB8 3 with Wakeman at the mike. from Coach the but for the KCENTERS Tony and started composing schoolboy let- Blues.” JIM BARBER— Redskins, 21-14, Bears, 27 George Halas George Smith California 23 8-oo 20ft 2 Wakeman will start at 2 o'clock. ters to Santa Claus. The oven with six regulars out oPthe game 41 Henry Krause St. Louis 23 6-01 21ft X majority WAYNE MILLNBR— “Just let me live up to my name Is a couple of temporary lapses The game will get under way at ended with the "and don’t for- —^Referee—-Mr Balloran (Providence) Umpire—IM Cochrane (Chi- phrase "Keep our spirit all aflame And trim from every Bear his To give us a chance to (See REDSKINS, B-14J cago). Field Judge—Mr. 9:18 time. win, hey- Pg^e xfjghitt (Buffalo). Bead hneaman—Mr. (Chicago). Washington get that t&k check" (the probable Mat llksrn was at Notre Dame.* mane.” 6 kjr (