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President's Aide Asks All Colleges, Schools to Aid Jobless President’s Aide Asks All Colleges, Schools To Aid Jobless NEW STAGG PLAY “The Bigger They Are . Young Plan Would Be T7T Rumors And Reality Gathered From TO BE TRIED OUT *4 Immense To Ease This Sporting V^orld ON YALE SATURDAY Help The Grist Of Athletic Contest Chicago Awaiting Western National Catastrophe Invasion of Eli Eleven New York, Oct 14—(UP)—College and school football BY JOHN A CLUNEY —Maroons Have Rival teams have been asked by Owen D. Young to play at least for Booth one game this fall for relief of the unemployed. is chairman of the committee on mobilization of Scored Young In Which The Gunboat BY GEORGE KIRKSEY relief resources of President Hoover’s organization on unem- A Hit At The Right Time Chicago, October 14 — (UP) — ployment relief. Amos Alonzo Stagg, dean of all ANUiHiliii UAJUS7 — It is probably safe to suggest that all but a baker's dozen of 30,000 living football coaches and Inven- Chicago, October 14 — (UP) devised Anton Cermak wants the fans at Ebbetts Field Monday night got a mild shock when tor of the shift play, has TO CAPTAIN PUTSICS Mayor boxing Dame score- "white of the when Jack a new offensive play In his 40th Northwestern-Notre "Gunboat” Smith, erstwhile hope” days in year as University of Chicago men. less tie re-played for charity Johnson was in his prime, remained in the ring to work the Jack tor, he plans to use It against Yale Soldier Field December 5. bout for the of to ask the council Sharkey-Primo Camera "heavyweight championship this week. He plans dity to a resolution providing for America,” as it was billed. The “gunner," as he is known to Man- has cherished his new pass Stagg a committee to confere with the a of with Lou and had hattan intimates, did his stuff in couple preliminaries, play since last spring, presidents of boths universities Mich- < his tail salted, working as alternate. In the main hoped to employ it against over a post-season game. Magnolia, nicely for Northwestern to who has igan last week, but a last-minute In order event, everybody there and his first cousin figured Magnolia, the western conference would of the Chicago back- play, it seems he's to be disruption certain rules of worked of big shots, would get the call, but abandon the have to suspend plenty field caused him to the con- that boner in Miami, last winter. Smith, who long standing. Recently kept in his place since innovation. ference voted to allow each team in The Maroon backs have had has even become a movie actor in addition to his strong-arm duties to a post-season charity game of time this week to develop play from plenty be but stipulated that the contest Noo Yawk and his referee since his active retirement new offensive, and It will assignments the must be against another confer- with Stagg's alma mater in the had his test in the fourth round, and came through used against ence team and not later than No- ring, big Yale’s first invasion of the middle- he vember 28. Notre Dame’s regular colors 29,000 of the 30,000 present thought pulled Coach is confident flying, though west. Stagg schedule does not end until the when he allowed Camera to continue the that the new plan will enable the the biggest boner of the year, game at New York, Novem- Maroons to score at least one Army after down without being hit, following the original knock- ber 28. fight going NEA New York Bureau. touchdown. TEN DOMiAR TOPS in the of rules and reason that Smith terrific Bean of Gridiron — down. However, it seems, light He fell a long way, <licl titanic Pritno Camera, when Ills jaw got in the wny of Jack Sharkey’s New York, October 14 (UP) on the canvas as his Boston opponent In his 40-year stretch at Chicago, saved the show for the even though Sharkey went slightly mad left swing. Here you see the Italian heavyweight giant sprawled —The Army-Navy charity foot- people, Ebbets 1. Coach Stagg, now in his 69th year, turned triumphantly away in the exciting fourth round of their bout at Field. Brooklyn, N. ball game this year will be played to him to Camera for to his knees. wanted the has won international fame as a in trying get disqualify returning When, a few seconds later. Camera got up one knee and then slumped down ngain, Sharkey the Yankee Stadium in this city Even losing teams the at The New York Commission rules allow a referee to "use his Italian disqnnlllied for going down without being hit. But lteferee Gunboat Smith, shown here beginning sportsman. December 12. Boxing full five have failed to ob- the count, ordered the fighters to go on. It was Sharkey’s victory on points after the battle went the past years The announcement was the re- discretion" in a fighter who goes down without being scure the fact that he is one of disqualifying 15 rounds. sult of a meeting between repre- for the coaches. hit. Smith used his head well, and is entitled to plenty of credit game’s greatest sentatives of the institutions Mon- Since 1892 when Stagg became to him into the day in Philadelphia. not Sharkey and Buckley stampede stopping football coach and athletic direc- allowing Tickets will be divided ior at- would have been kinds of h-1 to tor of Chicago, his football teams fourth round, there eighteen pay, tribution equally between the IS GARDEN TEN TEAM LEAGUES have won 251 lost 100 and ANDY STAVNITSKY customers in the first 85 rows. HUMPHREY CHOSEN McQUADE games, athletic associations at West Point especially from the $15.75 26 ties. His lean years plaved and Annapolis. Box seats will cost MATCHMAKER started in 1926 when a change in Stellar of the Putsic guard $10. with admission to the stands L. administration limited the incom- Friars who was elected captain of PRESIDENT NUTMEG FORMED BY K. OF priced at $5.* There were many New York. Oct 14.—Jimmy freshmen. Many of the play- the 1931-32 team at the Ini- ing hoop empty seats at last year’s benefit Monlie Can Aid Johnston, fresh from Ills tri- ers this team never played session held last Maybe on year’s tial practice night contest due to the high cost of umph at Ebbcts field Monday high school football. at the central ‘Y’. Last year the BASKETBALL BOYS coach tickets GOLF ASSOCIATION night, moves into the Garden was a great football 83 Stagg Friars won 21 of games. The proceeds of the game will be to-morrow ns manager when the late Knute Rockne was The Senators need a pitcher cap- general distributed the two schools to asso- old and had not yet by able of 20 games in a sea- ijnd Sam McQuade. long only 3 years winning to Bob aid the unemployed. Annual Last ciated with him will move right Senior and Junior Loop from Norway. Zup- m. son if they ever are going to de- Meeting Night migrated The game will start at 1 p. in with him, as matchmaker. pke, of Illinois, was still in gram- throne the Athletics, says Manager Have GRID TEAMS FOR The Cadets and Midshipmen will Featured Elections Tom McArdle, whom lie is to to mar school. Noble Kizer, Purdue, Walter Johnson. By Operate—Girls enter the Stadium at noon, and will move at Burt Ingwerson, Iowa, Harry succeed, right out, march through the customary Perhaps Montie —Chick Durfee and Ted the same time. Circuit Also Michigan, and Fritz Cris- Kipke. formations before taking their Weaver, big Thus, the Garden profits by ler, Minnesota, had not yet been SING SING BOYS Honored the break Johnston re- Six senior and fonr junior bas- born. COLLEGE SPIRIT right -hander, English good thanks to Colonel Jocob Ruppert, ceived in the Carnera-Sharkcy ketball teams were formed last Meld to a close score by Cornell its few fatalities mark will be that The committee expressed Fortunately, pitch- and wilt start at the St Joseph’s new College and beaten by Hillsdale Lawes Believes It H. S. Humphrey of New Britain fight probably night, Warden president of the Yankees, who do- American game of foot- er next season. the benefits immedi- the two in the opening -double- the great last elected of reaping auditorium, and leagues College nated the Stadium for the game. was night president of the season, Chicago’s Morale ball. When one occurs there us- The Senators ately. Johnston besides having will be sponsored by the local header Will Strengthen Connecticut Gold associaiton at this sea- of the the ids Ernie of Lithuania organization. hopes for a winning team ually is a story of heroism, a Sharkey, protege, Knights paid fancy which was held contract to en- in the son were dismal until last week's Inmates real “never say die” college spirit. the annual meeting Schaaf, under It will be the first time of Prison price to the Bal- Michigan. Take the tragic case of Captain at the New Haven Country club. gage in a scries of bouts, lins history of Waterbury that a Lith- game against timore Orioles “I can that you will be Reuben Getschow, star of the lit- practically closed for a feath- uanian loop will operate in the city. promise Sing Sing Prison Oct 14—Because for who The organization has 51 club mem- team when the game eleven.
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