Vols Badly Beaten by Superior Team, Says Neyland After Trojan Triumph HOLIDAY STUFFING —By JIM BERRYMAN or Texas Ags Plan I v v \\\ \—r.^.nmumiimnniiiii.11 miii.i -.. Schindler Hero Win.^ Lose Draw * By FRANCIS E. STAN. Game A Few Bowl Notes That Weren't Aired Trojan Of 6th U. S. C. DOC ! e BOWLS OF THAT Southern , 14; Tennessee, 0—There was a fellow in J % who must have spent a tough New Year Day in front of his radio. We Rich stuff did it—uh mean To Aid Coach Ernie of Finns Nevers the professional Chicago Cardinals. Mr. HUH ! -AN' you THINK HE Win in Bowl Nevers drafted Tennessee's to team up with Marshall Gold- ^ Frank OUGHTA HAVE BASKETBALL berg. Patrick. and all of the Cards’ other All-Americas Face to and credence was Fight yesterday given the theory that Cafego was doomed the Keep AN' HOCKEy TWICE A WEEK! His Generalship Cuts day he had to wear a steel brace on his bad knee. Coach Norton After WHAT? OH! GIVE HIM A GOOD Cafego played, of course, but intermittently and not so well, and it Tennessee's Great follows that Tennessee's cause was hurt. Of it have been Tulane may that during Seating DOSE OF FLORIDA GOLF 23-Game the season the Vols' too rural String regular made many stops in Dixie — Bv felix r. TOO Mercer, Sewanee, North Carolina State, The Citadel and Chattanooga. Mcknight, Associated Press Sports Writer. OKAV\J: By RUSSELL NEWLAND. Anyway, over the air waves it never sounded like Tennessee's game. ^AN'RACING Associated Press Sports Writer. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2—Rulers PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 2.—Foot- Without a brace of after its bold Kimbrough Played ball’s Gibraltar was a mass of Sugar Bowl triumph over Tulane, Texts Aggies. 14; Tulane, 13—There was another suspicion partially crumbled ruins today—the team mighty Texas A. and M. today pon- confirmed in this Bowl affair. the a lot football that couldn’t be beaten met Sugar During year of peo- dered the thought of playing South- up yes- went around and terday with the team that wouldn’t ple called the Texans the best football team out of the ern California, Rose Bowl kings, in be beaten. National League, although there also is a recollection of Dr. Jock Suther- a post-season game for the Finnish Southern California was the toast land calling Tennessee the best, pro, semipro, or amateur. The Aggies relief fund. of the Rose Bowl; Tennessee a new carried no unscored-upon record into the Sugar Bowl, but they were un- Over a banquet table celebration jucniuci ui me xusxxxg team uxxgauc beaten and the soft of the 14-13 defeat of Tulane's Green they skipped spots. And, of course, there was nothing and shorn of distinction that began with the of Wave, Coach Homer Norton, a mild wrong knee big . accumulating back in the season of man threatened only a season age From the way the fellow at the microphone put it, one gathered the 1937 with dismissal in the middle of a impression that Mr Kimbrough must have come close to the The 14-to-0 score deciding the pretty being disappointing year, shook oft the All-Bowl back. He was on a 25th Rose Bowl classic, witnessed by prize terrific defense and better than green back slaps admitted he had heard a jammed-in crowd of 92,000, was hand at carrying the ball and holding his team together against a Tulane talk of a post-season game with the the most conclusive since Pittsburgh outfit whose 14-14 tie with North Carolina had been the only blot on the Rose Bowl winners and commented: won from here in we Washington 1937, record. also has been drafted for next ... the "What do think nf it? WpII Kimbrough year by Aggies 21 to 0. again. we love to play football!” Willing to Consider It. Tennessee staked one of the Na- The Clemsons Broke In a New Back Officials of A. and M.. members of tion's greatest gridiron reputations in the game. Defeat called a halt Clemson, 6; Boston College, 3 —The Tigers from Carolina started the the Athletic Council and others were sounded and all to a consecutive victory record of 23 New Year in a new back out, concurred in by breaking named Charley Timmons. This hooked two full the belief that such a game was a together through Cotton Bowl battle marked the last college game for Banks McFadden, seasons rather remote possibility, but indi- and part of a third. Until the Clemson Thin Man, and what Timmons did 127 on 27 the (gain yards cated that it would be considered Southern California Trojan rushes and score the touchdown must have warmed the cockles of the machine rolled to touchdown Reports in this football-mad city power hearts of the with the thick drawls. in the second Tennessee's boys big, were that the game would be played period. line had 15 McFadden played, all right, but outside of averaging 42 6 yards per in Los Angeles "about January 15,” goal not been crossed in encounters—10 last vear and 5 in punt, gaining 44 yards on four rushes of his own and directing the with an expected million-dollar gate 1933. Clemson defense he didn't distinguish himself. to go to Finland for relief purposes. The Clemsons further added to the general post-season confusion in To Norton, however, the most im- Trojans Great, Neyland Says. was a with the South. Until this year Tennessee supposedly was the class of Dixie. portant thing meeting The best backfield man in the the Athletic Council of Texas A and Tennessee of the nut ruianes i-o win over oiemson eariy in me season ana 115 ganje string played parts M scheduled in a few days. Then game a knee against Texas A. and M yesterday are strong claims. Then. too. there handicapped by injury. the man who was destined for the Whether a George “Bad News” Is Georgia Tech. And you can't laugh off Duke, which showed admirable junk heap only a few months back Cafego in top physical condition restraint and kept its football fellows home. is expected to demand a five-year would have staved off the Trojan East-West Game Makes Redskins Look Good contract with certain changes in the yard-gaining landslide was a matter athletic setup. Df debate among grandstand master- Georgia Tech, 21; Missouri, 7. Two football teams which, pretty good Kimbrough Displays Greatness. minds next to the Texas Aggies and Tulane, must have put on the best show. A prepared statement issued Yesterday the Aggies great full- by This was the Orange Bowl program. It didn't mean anything much Maj. Bob Neyland. Tennessee coach, back, John Alec Kimbrough, 210- because the had the taste to a 14-17 decision seemed to the sentiments of Engineers poor drop to pound all-America performer, storm- express Notre Dame in the season and a 6-7 tilt to Duke while most of the experts. opener the ed the Sugar Bowl with a classic It said: “We were beaten Missouris, in an unguarded early moment, blew a game to Ohio State. running exhibition before 73,000 fans badly by a superior team. I want to con- Still as we said, it sounded like good entertainment over the air and —largest sports crowd in the his- gratulate Howard Jones and his here were two good teams. Between them had won 11 tory nf the Southland—to crush a pretty they straight staff for the fine team have great Tulane team that couldn't they games. including decisions over Alabama, Oklahoma and Nebraska. turned out.” hold the Haskell (Tex.) hurricane. Prom start to finish Southern Cal- Twice he scored and all afternoon West All-Stars, 28; East All-Stars, 11.—This didn't prove anything.1 ifornia left little doubt as to which he thundered up and down field In either, as far as football is concerned nationally. But here, reailv. was Aft _!_A. <■ side was superior. vv Huuutci) kj 1 liiC glCOLCil Ulic-Ulttll the most worthwhile of all of the New Year shows. The do-re-mi It outdowned and outgainea Ten- grid show ever staged in this Dart of the Athletic Probe Seen Tech's Razzle-Dazzle West's nessee on the and the you see, didn't wind in Georgia Great ground when contributed by 45,000 customers, up any col- ! country. On 26 carries he crashed Kicking checked there took to the air. lege treasuries for the purpose of paying off a stadium trust and replacing i through for 152 yards, or a 5.7-yard Tennessee came to the West Coast graduating halfbacks. It went, lock, stock and barrel above expenses, to average. As Ruler Subduers of Missouri Bringing Rated And in for the first time heralded as a de- Deep in the fourth period, after Passing Rain charity. fensive threat. When the Trojan Tulane had hurried across two rapid It must have made sweet listening for the Redskins, by the way. A bff-tackie plays began clicking the touchdowns that put the Aggies be- School's Greatest fellow named Leroy Zimmerman from San Jose State seemed to be just To Coast Among volunteer line Durst Delore tne roll- hind, 13-7, Kimbrough got his tiring Loop Beat East, 28-11 about the best back on the Western squad and Ed Boell of New York Rv I..4RRV ROT I TVS ca —i.i. ing flood. mates together and put across the seemed to do all right for the East. In the draft last month Associated Vres* Sporta Writer. Schindler Game's Star. University winning score on the seventh play of 19 Members Are Fullback Howard Ector scoring on them. Using Two Scores in Second the Redskins claimed both of a dramatic 70-yard drive. MIAMI, Fla.. Jan. 2.—Coach Bil a line plunge. Roy Goree, who Ambrose Schindler, high-stepping as Guide in Alexander ranked his 1940 kicked all Price Also in Limelight. Report Orangi three of Tech's points Period Decide Game who has run the gamut At Least the Cards Some Ice Bowl victors today with the after Escaped Walemon (Cotton) Price, Aggie Secret Sessions grea touchdown, converted. of playing from first string to third narholir Tlnivprsitv. 0: Arizona State Teachers. 0.—Back in Sentember teams in Georgia Tech football his^ The Atlantans let quarterback, booted both extra Missouri look Seen by 45,000 and back again, was the firebrand Cardinals and that tory atfer watching the Engineer: at their razzle-dazzle for almost an- in the latest Southern Dutch Bergman was talking about his Flying saying points, blocked in astounding fash- Bn the Associated Press. California bewilder Missouri, 21 to 7. other before loose By the Associated Press. he had everything except a passer. It wasn t apparent until yesterday. ion. shared in quarter breaking Rose Bowl victory, of which there Kimbrough's running LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2—The vo- "This Tech and team hasn't as mud again. Tech surprised the Big Six SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2 —A 28- have been six in as Indeed, it was even a bad case against Mr. Bergman. sprees passed the Tulanians luminous Atherton report was due to many appear- power as our 1928 Rose Bowl squad champions completely with an in- ances. But now his name is cleared. The Cards couldn't run and neither silly. On the honor roll also was lit- in the as ihe Pa- to-11 West victory over the East figure proceedings but it can tle do more things with thi tricate end-around. Bob Iscn gallop- It was Schindler who the from And when it came to Herbie Smith. 160-pound end. cific Coast Conference went into its went into the sparked could the team Tempe. passing, goodness! ball." the coach 59 to a touchdown. books today, and the who blocked the Tulane grizzled grinned. ing yards two scoring drives, late in the sec- 15 three. Arizona failed on each of its try for point annual midwinter meeting today. Catholic tried aerials, completed That famous Rose Bowl tean In the third period Earl Whebv. boys who played in the fifteenth an- ond and that would have tied the game. Edwin N. Atherton, quarter again toward the aeven Compiled by beat California 8-7 in a neve substitute whirled around passes. once game halfback, nual Shrine charity football contest tail end of the fourth. Denied after reaching the 1- skilled investigator, at a cost of many | So the Sun Bowl was just a nice ride for the Cards. They had to to be forgotten because of Ro; end for 34 yards to payoff ground. The first touchdown foot line, the Aggies scored in the thousands of dollars, the deals were still digging the mud out of march report Riegels' run. go 2,100 miles, but they escaped some of this weather. first from wrong-way Alexander Praises Christman. opened on the Tennessee period the Tulane 32 on with the recruiting and subsidiza- their ears. 47-yard Missouri, really, never had i line. four plays. Alexander Christman as a Schindler had returned a punt j tion of athletes in the 10 member chance praised A 1 after the Tech magician; downpour, starting midway in 10 to set the Caledonia, 30; Central Prison, 0.—This drew the smallest crowd Not until the third period did Tu- schools of the conference. passer of all-America caliber, but, yards stage. He car- warmed up yesterday. the lane come out from under a as a matter of fact, Bosch second period, turned the Kezar ried the ball in five of the six and the gate inot the one with the lock on iti was negligible. When the thorough Behind closed ad- actually doors, faculty and an beating the Aggies were out. Rivals’ Score. was more effective than the heralded Stadium into a sea of ground plays tossed 11-yard fun was over only 300 of the crowd of 800 were allowed to go home. The handing visers were to use the Spurred by gridiron mud, expected report to a teammate in one Kellogg took a quick kick on his own big blond. Christman completed 7 and by the final quarter the New pass of the other 500 who were gathered for the Jug Bowl marched back to await as a foundation for discussion of fu- A crow’d of 36,500 saw the En 25 and sprinted 75 yards down the of 22 passes for 69 yards, Bosch Year Day crowd of 45.000 couldn’t other two gainers. He finally went was neither side used a subsidized ture and in the gineers, far from at next year's game. It reported that j policies practices discouraged by with 5 of 10 for 57 over from the 1-foot line. sidelines for a touchdown behind Missouri clicking yards. tell one player from another. Every- conference. early touchdown fashionet The player marvelous blocking. ‘‘Georgia Tech was just too good body on the field was coated with last-period touchdown gave by Paul Christman's passing arm Soon after, Sessions were scheduled for three a ball club for us that mud from head to the assembled thousands a true Tulane recovered an sweep back after the kick particular foot. pic- days, with the of straight Coach Don Faurot ture of Aggie fumble and moved right on to managers’ group day,” of Missouri But despite the adverse condi- Trojan power. The team the off to tie the score and then adt a touchdown. conference slated to meet con- remarked. tions, the ninth Western passed and smashed 85 yards after two more touchdowns on victory in The currently the last two days. lightnini “I think we scored too for recovering a Tennessee fumble. for Local Fans Aggies took the kickoff and, plays. quickly the fifteen-year history of the Sports Program This division is to draw up sched- our own said Fred Volunteer led by back for good,” Capt. Buddy classic was an of Newman, fullback, Kimbrough, surged Two bullet passes from Christmar amazing display TUliAl. 1HUHSUAI. the score. uiio lui vaituuo to willing uit Haas, Missouri's big tackle. “We brilliant and had dropped the ball, and U. S. C. winning to Blaine Currence set the Mis kicking passing. Basket Ball. session. up had a natural letdown and before Sub Halfback Joe Engle had snaked Basket Ball. souri touchdown in a 45-yard drivi Each Gets Early Score. New Atherton visited every school in we recovered Tech had us on our It into his own arms on his 15. Maryland vs. Rutgers, after a Tech fumble. Christmar The teams, hand picked from all George Washington vs. Clem- the conference, interviewing ath- heels.” Schindler was in the role of field Brunswick, N. J. Rules Prohibit smashed over from the 1-yard lim sections of the country, each scored §on, Tech High gym, 8:30. Charity letes on of their Christman, however, seemed >o marshal. He directed an attack Wilson High vs. Maryland phases participa- and Fullback Bill in the opening period. The West Cunningharr sum it up best with his com- ;hat Ice Frosh. Park, 4. tion in all sports. Details of his wry tallied when Bill brought ready praise from hia Hockey. College Contest kicked the extra point. ment : Anahu. Santa by Trojans have not been revealed be- iuucu. neauraan Jones is noi re- findings Clara a Washington Eagles vs. Atlantic FRIDAY. By the Associated Press. Then Tech sent midget Johnn; “Tech had too end, grabbed 50-yard pass cause the schools agreed from the much deception nowned for lavishness in this Sea Riverside Bosch into action, the from Halfback of Ar- respect. City Gulls, Stadium, Basket Ball. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2.—The outset it would be confidential. Out 147-pounc for us. Several times we didn’t see halfback two kansas and ran 25 to the Fumble Stops Tennessee. 8:30. of shooting effectiv< the ball at all.” yards goal University Southern California is of the affair may come the appoint- line. Georgetown vs. Temple, Phil- Thea the East evened the Twice in the thrust, line Boxing. bound by a ruling prohibiting char- ment of a commissioner of athletics, battering adelphia. coufit with a touchdown by George or skirting failed. Schindler turned Amateur ity games. Athletic Director Willis who will be vested with to card, Gonzaga High authority Stirnweiss, North Carolina to the * Maryland vs. Rhode Island O. halfback, air. The second such sortie auditorium, 8:30. Hunter said today, discussing a govern practices in the universities. who State, Elizabeth, N. J. took a short pass from Ed brought the second score. The ball proposed “national championship” Prof. William B. Owens of Stan- McFadden and Rookie Timmons Tech vs. American Uni- Boell, New York University quarter- was on the line. Tennessee TOMORROW. High game between the and ford is of the 1-yard Trojans University president back, and eluded five Westerners en versity Jayvees, A. U. gym, 3:30. Texas players] tightened for another plunge. Aggies. conference. He is also president of route Basket Ball. Western High vs. Montgomery- Lead to scoring ground. Each team Schindleri passed over the line “A Pacific Coast Conference rule the National Collegiate Athletic As- Clemson to 6-3 Win * goal Blair, Western gym, 3:30. converted. to his left to A1 Krueger, sub left Maryland vs. Pennsylvania, prohibits division of gate receipts sociation, which last week adopted In the second Washington and Lee High vs. period the West end. The Volunteers were Philadelphia. with any third party," he declared. a code compelling members to hew caught Mount Rainier, Ballston, Va., 8. Over Boston tallied twice. Herb McCarthy, Den- flat-footed.: Central vs. St. John’s, as the Finnish relief cause to amateur ethics. High “Worthy strictly College ver tossed a St. John’s vs. fullback, short one to When Tennessee's Central 3:30. Bethesda-Chevy it Newman gym, might be, would be necessary to i>v Olie Chase, Tech High gym, 7:30. nnnuLU v. n.iiurr, punt to the Clemson 48 and when Cordill, Rice Institute half- fumbled: it ended the only scoring Tech High vs. Montgomery- obtain conference approval before Assnciated vs. Durham, N. C., Press Sports Writer. Boston came back he back, who skirted end for the second bid1 of the team from the Old South Silver 8. Gonzaga we surging turned Blair, Spring, Md„ could act on such a proposal.” Giants Get Fast Rookie Wpst. srftrfl Srmn off or T OPA1T 71iv« Tech 8:30. DALLAS. Jan. 2.—Clemson's coun- to bat down over —the time it vs. High, High gym, up O’Rourke’s pass only had been able to Gonzaga High Washington- Hunter expressed the opinion the ATLANTA uP).—Johnny Rucker, merman, Ice Hockey. try gentlemen rolled back to South the goal line to end the Eagles’ smooth-passing halfback advance the oval past midfield. Lee High, Ballston, Va.; 3:30. university’s attitude “would be that New York Giants’ recruit outfielder, from Carolina today with the Cotton threat. San Jose (Calif.) State, passed Had Newman held onto the leather, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High Washington Eagles vs. New the season is ended,” but he said and nephew of Rucker, old- Bowl three times 36 Nap Trophy in their possession and for yards to the East the have ended in a ▼s. York Riverside New Deal for 1941. game might Maryland Frosh, College Rovers, Stadium, any formal bid would be submitted time pitching star, can run the 100 with of another all- from where Frank prospects great It was 1-yard line, Em- tie. the ball on Park, 4. 8:30. to the athletic council. in 9.9. the last Cotton Bowl game Tennessee, taking America the next two years to re- mons, Oregon fullback, over. to be promoted individually by J. plunged its 1-yard line after a punt out of place the great Bangs McFadden. Curtis Sanford, young Dallas oil East Benefits by Safeties. bounds, had driven exactly 80 yards They beat Boston College’s bruis- man who started the classic in 1936 The East picked up 2 points on a to Southern California's 19. The Oklahoma Sets Pro Draft Mark With 9 Gridmen ing Eagles 6-3 in a nerve-racking and carried it through alone. He is safety in the third period. Eakin’s charge opened late in the third and Nabbed game of long runs and sensational stepping aside next season and punt from behind his own goal was ended early in the fourth quarter. before 20.000 blocked A from Half passes yesterday with handing the bowl to a group of and grounded in the end 36-yard pass Right Bob Kidney Ailment Sends Nova to Hospital; $50,000 Legacy May Get Landis New Hat McFadden forced to share the hon- Dallas business men and civic lead- zone. The Easterners got two more Foxx to End Jim Coleman was the ors with a sophomore with pile- ers who are seeking an agreement in the next period. The West was high light of the Vols lone long By EDDIE BRIETZ, signing the next ball player in the night spots stayed right on around the drug store the club driving proclivities. with Southwest Conference schools backed to its 1-yard line after a yardage parade. Press Snorts Writer. Associated Frank McCormick’s contract was through to listen to the bowl will climb several notches next Charley Timmons, who beat out a to place their champion in the game 15-yard clipping penalty, and Zim- merman NEW YORK, Jan. 2,—Greet- No. 12. The next to affix his broadcasts. season. senior for a place in the starting each year. Sanford remains as a grounded the ball in the end signature will be No. 13 and we’ll Another first ten. Still the Those smart pro coaches backfield, led the offense of Clem- director of the association. zone rather than risk a weak Grid Pros ings, ladies and gents, and what's kick. Pittsburgh's see how many try to avoid this open season for "first tens,” it drafted nine guys off the Okla- son's fighting Tigers. Timmons car- been going on around here? The West jinx number.” seems. Fight Maestro Mike Jacobs homa City squad, and if any ried the ball 27 times for a gain of scored its fourth touch- To Change Nickname Those stories about Dick And now for a has in the fun. Based en- school can beat 127 and his down in the final when Lee Chap- quick hop joined that we’re will- yards mighty plunges period Pittsburgh’s National Football around Broadway: Lou on box office Mike to learn. Classified the their Artoe, California tackle, a man, the blue-blood golfer, were Sehrig tirely values, ing depart- gave gentlemen touchdown Daniels Will grabbed League team will not be known as is getting to be a regular at the gives you these first tenners, with ment: Joe Hutton, coach at in the second Depend bad Eastern pass from center which on the level. His period. the Pirates next season, Owner Art strictly night the sailed over the head of Cas- hockey matches. First thing amount each drew from him Hamline University, St. Paul, has McFadden Is Able Leader. Dick Rooney announced. spotting has been reduced to an those Colorado basket ball play- last year: Joe Louis, $820,000; lost his Phi Beta siano, Pittsburgh half, and plopped Kappa key. McFadden stood out, however, as On Not Pans have been invited to recom- absolute minimum and he's ers wanted to do when hit Bob Pas- know which bas- Punch, Skill, into the end zone. really they Tony Galento, $352,000; Anybody girl the mainspring of the team, his mend a new nickname and several town was go ttf one of those tor, ket ball team has the Rain kept away some 15,000 fans concentrating on getting ready $348,000; Billy Conn, $285,000; longest great punting, generalship, running already are being considered. Among would would have seen one of whirley, girley burlesque shows. Henry Armstrong, $165,000; Lou winning streak? The Biltmore and defense the the them are the for the summer golf wars. Lou telling experts the Shamrocks, Pioneers, Lew Jenkins, the Texas Ambers, Lou (N. C.) have 52 In Brescia Bout most and East- light- $155,000; Nova, High pretties in 6 foot 3, 180-pound young man was exciting amusing Blues, Vikings, Ironmen and Steel- Nova, who went to ‘Arizona to and his tonsils have Melio a row. West contests in The weight. part- $151,000; Bettina, $137,000; not overrated in the least. Free-swinging Maynard Daniels, years. 60.000- men. shake off a cold, now is in a coast ed The A1 Fred true seat stadium was a sellout. company. glamorous Davis, $112,000; Apostoli, Today’s story: Those foot- Chunkin’ Charley O’Rourke gave the fighting marine, will rely on virtually Decision to change the name of hospital with a kidney ailment. who skates into the Proceeds to the Shrine Sonja Henie, $110,000. ball-mad Texans can’t be both- Clemson heart failure more than power rather than polish to dust oft go Hospital the team was prompted because of The bowl aircasts were way Garden on the 15th, will have 65 You had better shoot a ered with for Children. wire to the game outside their once with his sensational passing Georges Brescia next Monday night Crippled its frequent confusion with the city’s over par with old Red Barber at American, European and Cana- Miami now if want a hotel own red-hot Southwest Confer- at you and it was nis slithering return of a Turner’s Arena. Their 10-round baseball club. New Orleans a wicked dian ice stars in her room for the setting supporting Hialeah sea- ence. when the Clemson bout — ■ 1 ■ ■ racing So, punt to Clemson’s 15 that paved the features the initial offering of ^^ for the other cast. From now on I’m gonna be strictly pace spielers. Any son. Niftiest Christmas card to hit (S. C.) Tigers were invited to for a field Alex the 1940 season. way goal. Lukachik, a puncher.” minute we thought this big guy Up at Beacon, N. Y„ they’re this corner was Leo Durocher’s. the Cotton Bowl must ex- you a substitute end, kicked it from the "I know I’ve got a Daniels will was to to punch,” Maynard have his hands full Kimbrough going charge threatening go straight to Judge Landis, who has just in- cuse the chairman of the wel- 25-yard line. said today, doubling up his rock- with Brescia, for the big Argentine through and trample the specta- Washington about the N. B. A herited $50,000 (almost a week’s coming committee for to Shad starting Bryant, Clemson halfback, like fist for emphasis, "but I don’t has a decided in tors in the end-zone seats. What and Ring Magazine rating Melio of the wire them at N. edge experience, pay), may spend part “Crimson, C.” batted down one pass labeled know how much of a boxer I am. and while football not a terrifying puncher a player! Bettina behind Gus Lesnevich in dough for a new lid. Earl Mack, i By the-way “touchdown” and McFadden department: took When I was punching and forgetting can bruise an rather Today’s guest star: Bob Stedler, the light-heavyweight division. assistant of the Ath- What opponent pain- manager happened to the brothers care of another as Boston College the fancy stuff I won regularly, but fully. He’s Buffalo News: “Cincin- Most of the crowd which Is fought most of the top- Evening sports letics, vacationing in North Knolle made its final bids in the last as min- Just soon as I tried to mix it with notchers and met with fair to nati is quite apt to have trouble had New Year Eve reservations Carolina and telling the Down In the Bowl? boys yonder Sugar ute*. McFadden then loomed a boxing Z got my sars pinned back. twiddling success.

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