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, 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. Montie, I erweight championship bout The best material available from proud of the and tle known Elmhurst College stu- he believes that football ethics has a degree of bers and 77 delegates were present between Bat Battalino and Earl these two will be selected is over,” Stagg told Chicago Getschow sustained ft broken neck leagues as- science on curves dents before leaving for Ann Ar- the standards of sportsmanship first of the season and at the meeting last night. ; Mnstro. to represent the local K. or L. In the game more im- his —the kind rail- ; The for the in the Lithuanian state bor, ’’but I am even hopeful sociated with the game will died a week later after mates, W. E. Batterson, mayor of Hart- gross receipts organization road trains go I for the Yale game.” at United Press to carry on for their Sharkey-Camera fight Moudny basketball schedule. the morals of the convicts By determined Weaver was elected first prove around. Montie ford vice-presi- > Team At Full Strength York—Sam Stein, New- defeated another night were 8129,325.82 and the The captain, players and the Lewis E. Lawes At New Injured leader, even the the prison. Warden dent; John W. Doty of Noroton, ! net, S10B.it20.86. teams are as follows: Chicago, crippled by ark threw Willie Dads, Virginia: little known team, the Milwaukee out- two teams 1 loss of several is organizing — unexpected considering threw Floyd Teachers. second vice-president: R. D. Pryde i1 .~jl Team; Cornell—Captain Joseph Renato Gardlni, Italy standing players, extended Michi- at the prison this John Podubnl Getschow didn't have to play and treasurer Swasey: players, George Stankev- to play football Marshall. California; BENEDICT STREET of Orange, secretary to the utmost to win, 13-7. that he has Finland: He could have been a vicze, Victor Sauris, Peter Poskus, gan year. He said today Russia, threw Gene Bruck, football. and R. M. Armstrong of New Ha- The Maroon line which' played uniforms ot the team with- A1 Mazaikh, Charles Verbickas, accepted a set of football Steve Znosky, Poland, defeated loyal supporter BOWLING NOTES ven, assistant secretary and treas- the entire game without a the New Gino a He Adam Alulis, Joseph Klish, Ed- through donated to the prison by Bennv Ginsberg, Chicago: out actually being player. F. D. Ross of Hartford was YALE REGULARS held off Michigan s urer. Adams. substitution a professional team. drew with Dr woald have none of this, however, mond the York Giants, Garib'adli. Italy named captain of the state team. powerful attack throughout Lawes, although not so he had to overcome the handi- Team; Holy Cross—Captain Warden Ralph Wilson, Philadelphia. Standing: Members of the executive com- Victor game. the game .here- of a broken back suffered in Clem Balanda; players, prejudiced against caps W. L. PC. mittee are: S. N. Pierson of Stam- DRUB FRESHMEN With Paul Stagg back at quar- to au- four ago. His de- Zemaitis, Charles Budrus, Joseph tofore has been unwilling Portland, Me., Oct 14—(UP)— a bad fall years Street 5 1 -833 of the as- Vinson a mid- Dept ford, retiring president John Joku- terback, and Sahlin, it for the inmates because de Glane, Montreal heavy- termination and fighting spirit car- 2 .667 Lukas, Burke, Anthony rival thorize Henri Apoth. Hall 4 sociation; Malcom Farmer of Hart- get back who is expected to he Joe Mal- to the of all-con- bauskas, Thomas Zinouskas, Jos- of its comparative roughness, weight wrestler, defeated ried him heights Water 3 3 .500 C. H. Zimmermann, New Ha- and Barres Albie Booth’s recovered from Beason of Dept. ford; Mnhlfield Vitkauskas. play, said. Baseball has been an organ- of Utica, N. Y.. In two out ference honors in the 3 3 .500 eph will cewicz Bros.. H. C. Noroton: J. B. a back injury, the Maroons for a came to Tracy ven; Hayes, Team -Printeton—Captain John ized for the prisoners of three falls last night. Malcewicz 1930. A* further reward 3 3 .500 formidable of- sport J. K. Smith ...... Cheney, Manchester; E. T. Treden- Share Honors in Var= place their most and, in the opin- fall in 10:55 but de him in the faith of his teammates .333 March; players, Adolph Balanda, field. number of years, won the first Mattress 2 4 nick, Meriden; G. T. Souter, Green- fense of the season in the has the in 15:03 elected him captain of the Ben Klish, Matt March, Augustus ion of the warden, helped Glane took the second who Blakeslee ...... 1 2 .166 E. H. Watertown; Pete Zimmer and Bob Wallace, wich; English, sity’s 26=0 Victory Frank Joseph onvicts. and the third in 8:14. 1931 eleven. 3 .000 Krisavage, Swasey, _ Chatfleld 0 H. H. Bease, New Britain; D. E. another fleet runner, will complete here because they Cibulskis, Vincent Aulietis. have 'Prisoners come Raymond, Norwich; C. P. Durfee, New Haven, Oct. 14.—The Yale the backfleld. These players according Oct FUTURE YANKEES Team; Notre Dame—Captain in aven't played the game New Haven, Conn, 14—(U Bast Week’s Results: Waterbury; W. R. Seeley, Bridge- eleven scored four been thoroughly schooled Lawes. varsity yesterday Victor John Sauli- o the rules," said Warden Maxos. Greece, downed was of league Blakeslee Co Gelgot; players new weapon. P)—John There plenty major J. E. Smith (2) (1) port; H. M. Ridabock, Stamford, touchdowns the freshmen, Stagg’s offensive teach them to play with an the St against nas, Peter Zilinskas, Joseph Cos- and if we can Milo Stelnborn, Germany, .’baseball talent on display in Apoth. Hall (2) Tracy Bros (1) and F. A. Gates, Derby, in the and stick to the totalling 25 points probable kie, Prosper Zaileekis, Walter Ci- aseball and football airplane whirl in 39 minutes, 40 Patil-Rochester little world series, Street Dept (3) Chatfleld (0) F. D. Ross was named chair- on the final scrimmage before the game at bulskis, Michael Zilinskas, Frank ules we're putting them seconds of wrestling at the arena although the games themselves Water Dept. (2) Mattress (1) man of the state team committee; citizens, Stagg field in Chicago Saturday. Shaknaitis, Vincent Dveleskis. oad to becoming good last night. Dick Raviscourt. Cali- were over-shadowed by the world D. chairman of the han- NAUGATUCK ROLL auc- R. Pryde, Compared with the scant 6 to 0 reg- Wil- has been extremely tossed Don Delaun, contests at St Louis take this Team; California—Captain iaseball fornia, easily championship We wish to opportun- dicapping committee; S. W. Pier- istered in the practice scrim- Alfred Zuh- and I have no 8 minutes, Two of the for only liam Baron; players, essful in this way. French Canadian, in .and Philadelphia. ity to thank Eddie Herbert son, chairman of the prize commit- week the 1935 would be mage last against ras, AVilliam Jackie, John Mitchell, oubt that football 50 seconds: Sandor Szabo, Hungary spots in the St Paul line- a team to take the place chairman of the brightest producing tee, and H. Hayes, players yesterday’s showing was Casimer Stras- GRAND ALL-STARS threw Count Andrew Zahroff, Rus- a of Jacks—Saltz- a Alfred Mikelauskas, so.” up were pair of Templeton's in such short no- course committee. All of the chair- the qually _ “■ regarded highly favorable by Charles Sauris, Bronis in 9 minutes, 30 seconds: Paul a second baseman, and in the as the dauskas, sia, gaver, tice. Entered league men were empowered to name their coaches. downed are Yan- Latozas. At 8:30 o'clock tonight at the Jones, Texas, Johnny ”'Murphy, a pitcher. They Blakeslee Co he showed such stars own committee members. what Jack Muhlfeld, who has been Team; Yale— Captain John Wil- Grand alleys, the Grand Supsie, New Haven, in 21 minutes, ’“kee chattels and may be just as Veillette, Rocco, DiNapoli, Gob A delegate's tournament was Bowling needs to lead switched from defensive to the of- liams; players, Victor Sabalaus- Recreation All-stars roll Frank bowling 10 seconds; Mike Romano, Italy, MBanager McCarthy Martino and Eddie the little aver- held during the afternoon with fensive role, was used in the de- kas, Sabalauskas, Anthony Palace five of Naugatuck defeated Vanka Zelesniak, in a 30- the pack next season, age kid himself. Frank Ross of Hartford, winning Anthony Green’s • * Peter Ba- LEAGLE time limit match. or • velopment of a battering ram at- Igotis, John Stadalink, in a return match. In their first A WOLCOTT minutes low gross and H. Banks runnerup. BEARDSLEY tack, which Y’ale lacked in the kutis, Alfred Vcnslovas, Stanley the locals captured a close NEW SPSCIMENS COMING Pete Rinaldi again took the Low net was won by Walter E. meeting 101 stationed atop Georgia game Saturday. Muhlfeld Verseckas, John Varn. verdict. Those who will be seen in Park* Operative honors for the evening getting high Turner of Norwich. ^ 83— 235 KELLEHER WINS in- twice crashed the freshman rush Junior Ijeagiie action with the All-stars inculde TJVlski .«••••••• New York’s highest skyscraper single with 149 and high three «* 8< 83— 250 for a touchdown on tackle — Captainn Gene W forms me that far out to sea he with 365. line Team; Nieuports Bill Tato, Joe Lovallo, Casey, i'nghlade *® 111— 347 Albie Booth’s Vincent "Bobo” Dente, Popowich 340 Shortly after 10 o’clock this can discern a ship bearing to port plunges. Captain Charles Snieckus; players, Louie Piedmonte. .1I7 Ilb 107— Schuster Jimmy Kelleher, Griggs with and better specimens Will Silent the big short forward pass to Herster Klish, Frank Orantas, Charles Ig- Jimmy Barber and Johnny Mazo. morning, bigger Mulcunry CONTINUATION‘5’ sec- Aleksis. 428 384—1192 street amateur boxer, had his for M. Jacques Curley’s zoo of paint man from J. E. Smith's and Barres scored one touchdown and notas, Norbert Tomorrow night the All-stars Jour- 380 Barres, who divided rushing and Team; Spads—Captain Alhie Vai- to Middletown to roll the Capi- Toaster* retary announce that James came wresters. Johnnie Rozum tell us just why ney 59 77— 203 he Edmund a and Perrv 57 through well last evening in New No. 101 is quite sure that they yell ‘'Here comes Gertrude” scoring honors with Muhlfeld for tugaitis, players, Chipulis, tol five in the first of “here 88— 264 DRILL 88 88 won a decision HAS FIRST the made the other touchdown E. John Parley .. London, where he can see a Scandinavian, a couple when Hennie Manlcucci steps up day, John Mitchell, Yoksza, there” series. 104 107— 302 Kearns .....91 one Joe Tarzan (not of the of Swiss cheeses, a German men- to bowl. when he intercepted a forwrard Poplis, George Vileiauskas. 93— 281 over in a three round amateur ace and an Assyrian in the huge pass and splashed 25 yards through Team: Fokkers—Captain Charles Mas*"._j! Apes), is Answer Call— a broken 1935 Joseph 347—1030 bout. is anxious to secure crates abroad the vessel. He Shellac Hrnr.lski throws a mean Twenty=six field. Judgonis, Frank Griska, Star 828 347 Jimmy the The freshmen Jos- Questioned Kail* of this winter so he not certain, but he believes hook and on Dec 17 he will have a displayed superb Balanda, Edmund Jeausnitis, plenty boxing 98— 258 be for the air sea- new were crated and chance to show his real Ebby Condon Coaching defensive form for 10 minutes. eph Lusas. Schoell 15 will ready open pachyderms strength 8J ‘‘ 88— 251 Jeff M. Cur- Twice they held the until Rolls Coach Swoboda 8" son of 1932. shipped by Dickson, when he stacks up against Pete varsity Team; Royce—Captain Made Aggie 88 *0 83— 251 Paris agent. Rinnldl of the Street five. Team—Schedule Being fourth down, compelling Captain Joseph Griska, Peter Alexander, Wallace 104— 299 ley’s Dept. Nordstrom »• 85 CAREFUL BENNY Drawn Albie Booth to kick because of the FrankSaldukas, Vincent Klimas, Storrs, Oct 14—(UP)—Connecti- Perhaps Benny Leonard is broke. Hobie Tracy is going to ask Up failure of the regulars to make con- Ed Vaitkevicius, A1 Varnauskas. cut Aggie authorities have settled 325 341 373—1059 make himself an- sistent The Perhaps he can waivers on a few men on his team gains. freshmen lapsed a delicate problem connected with Spot* » niffftAfi 81 86 115-“ 282 other fortune with his lists. But himself. Aspirants for Continuation high into an aerial in an ef- Fisher of including specialty the eligibility of Leo Van_ Ripper "i „„ 92— 305 isn’t the reason the former school basketball team were sent fort to and Bob Parker Reid .I’« »9 that gain pulled Bridgeport to play college football 75— 266 Schuster 96 9a lightweight champion is attempting J. Dolauretls who howls just for through their initial workout of the a toss out of the air in midfield Enders Drill him assistant coach 90— 315 by appointing Bradshaw .101 124 a comeback. full( as his score indicates) gets a 1931-32 campaign last evening at and ran 30 yards, placing the under Coach Sumner A Dole. he told an in- “I love boxing,’’ big kick out of droppln' three. the Crosby high school gym under freshmen goal in danger for the The South Ends have not as yet Fisher, star back of two years 392 404 372—1168 me rich, terviewer. “Boxing made the direction of Ebby Conlon, first time. Booth s pass to Barres secured an opponent for Sunday at had been accused of playing 137 ago, High single—Popowich. 347. put me in with nice people and If and Zamawich of the former Wilby and St Bonaventure gave the regulars their touchdown Hamilton but either the New football since he left three single—Popowich, Sparky Park, professional High 418. I’m ever so grateful. And you Mattress continue to hit them at hoop luminary, who will coach the on the next play. Britain Tigers, Hartford Senators The of eligibility High game—Packs team. college. question — team, make it too that three game Packs can’t emphatic the rate they are going now they Continuation quintet this season. or Bridgeport Bruins will be the arose when he returned to college High 1192. I’m not broke." will be a hard team to beat. The following candidates re- attraction here. The locals prac- this fall and reported for the team. The ported last night: Caylor, Clarke, GUNBOAT SMITH ticed last night while Manager He will coach the backs. PROSPECT LEAGUE. Coach Toni Eawlor of the Water Reck, Humphryville, Johnson. Har- Mastriano booked the Thomaston says Cookie Shea will have vey, Johnston, SAVED THE SHOW the in Kelper* (3) DASH Hillies Seek Grid Dept, Ulinskas, Doolittle, Ponies for following Sunday 91 to discontinue his habit of VS 97 87 bowling Carney, Biggies. Bertind, C. Barone, the Clock Town. SOKOL-ROSEBUDS Voss s4 before his if Slater 88 103 regular league games George Shaknaitis, Davino, H. Wil- New York, Oct 14—Gunboat 97 76 Game With Aces he cares to he carried on the TO-MORROW Main ..103 along son, Brown, Thompson, Campbell, Smith, who refereed the Sharkey- TRIANGLES 90 116 115 Water team. N. Fenn Dept Commerford, O'Dea, S. Barone, Carnera fight, proved Monday night K. OF L. GIRLS 85 107 98 best Keiper The Hillies A. C. football team Bell, Sloss and Clcchetti. that he can handle a ticklish sit- New Haven, Oct. 14.—The 464 ■would like to play the Clairmont Coleman O’Loughlin and Paul It is probable that Continuation uation without losing his head. MEET TO=MORROW football game of the season will be 474 510 •> Aces either Sunday morning or "Baldy" Monahan won seventeen will play West Haven high here Gunboat saved the fight from be- staged to-morrow evening at Don- Mahoney* (1) afternoon. If the cents between them on the December the Sokol-Rose- Wallace 77 Sunday manager games 2 while December 15 at ing converted into “one of those Miss Alice Adams, manager of ovan field when C. and .103 of the Ciairmonts wishes to play bought dog meat. the Crosby gym they collide with things” when Sharkey claimed Prl- the of Lithuania buds of Bridgeport, considered the Rurdy Knights girl's C. Fens* the Hillies he Is asked to answer the Putsic Friars outfit from the mo had team in Connecticut this disqualified himself by go- basketball teams, desires every leading PontlbranO 98 this column not later than Chance to Even the Score centra! "Y." The sched- down without after meet the Triangles, local .through complete ing being hit young Lithuanian miss to be pres- season, Mahoney .11* » An Illinois over Michi- PYiday night. The probable lineup triumph ule will be completed early next taking a count of six and arising. ent at the special basketball meet- contenders for the state champion- will October 24 the 489 461 -of the Hillies be: Walker and gan would even week. While it is true the Marquis of ing to be held at the K. of L. ship. This match has been in the 476 Shiel, ends: Stack and score between the Wolverines and for two weeks and Chatflelda (0) Doolin, Queenberry code makes this of- clubrooms at 7:20 p. m., tomorrow. works nearly 92 Fox and Illini teams. Be- the tackles; Gilmartin, Zuppke-coached SOCCER RESULTS fense a cause for disqualification, Those who have signed are kindly after all kinds of dickering Switzer .'•••25 25 83 fore Canales 88 55 guards; Sheehan, center; Gladney, Zup came to Illinois, Michigan the revised code of the New York to be on hnnd, and bring rivals finally agreed to meet in a 113 requested Chandler »1 quarterback; Quizz. right halfback; won all five of the games played, By l’lilted Press commission that the refe- their friends to home and home series, with the 8y 90 96 provides young lady along Salvatore 91 left halfback and Kurtz, but since that date has At New resume the count scheduled at the Rock »4 86 Morrissey, Michigan York—New York Giants ree shall merely join this new girl's basketball first game Chatfleld .102 g, fullback. won six and Illinois five. 6, Racing Madrid 2 (night). from the point where he left off league. to-morrow night. 455 454 470 Joe Palooka Cochardfl <8) Such Modesty Must Be Deserved Bv Ham Fisher Parsons ®3 Boisvert .IJJ Morttson 78 Swanson .105 NEVER MIND1 DONT BE A BOLDNlEV NNHKT'S TW- B\6 LFVLK3H? OH-HO-HO —TMW'S Cochard .105 6US. HIM GIVE I GOTTA HAVE VA SOMESODV'S GONNft DON’T GET ME WRONGrdng\ / OKftV OLD KID 465 483 COO REHEARSAL. HONEV-I'M SO GIT f\ BUST.IKJ MISTER WALSH —> l MlSTUKlDGRSTDOO Rlrdo (2) HEAR IT MERTZ THAT IT TH' NOSE ITS GORGEOUSs?S f V Vf\. SOMESONO G. Plumb 96 89 87 84 84 84 ANVWAV OVER BE A X SHOULD Green HURTS rru_ PANIC/ EH? 94 99 90 IP ITS TOO IN Wallace VOUSE OH MV STOMACH GO TH’ BUSINESS .114 TERRIBLE Fournier VOU) ^ ho-ho-ho-hee MESELF Bird .113 86 117 CAN WRITE. HIM ^ I HAVE TO LAUGH AX 447 460 SOME lifRlCS AND MVSELF BECAUSE 1 501 MUSC VOURSELF. vHO*£o Fourniers (1) THINK HO DlDNlT VOU P. Beers 87 87 COULD DO nr B. Chatfleld 88 84 85 8V C. Hodges ...... A shoe you paid more C. Johnson .106 117 M. Fournier .112 85 money for a few months 478 364 352 ago. ECHOES VS BURNSIDES A happy combination of scotch grain and calf tcith Hartford, Oct. 14.—The Frog lots of style. Hollow Echoes and the All Burn- sides will clash at the Hurley sta- dium Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Both have strong lineups and be- tween the Echoes and the boys Ups°KSffje|'ET