Sports News W)t Mtomina Jikf. Comics and Classified “WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1930. PAGE C-1 Alabama Declared Nation’s Best Grid Team: Irish and Trojans Climax Season West in Good Trim Camp’s All-America Team of 1919 Had Stars Order of Teams Irish Go In Southern Loop NOTRE DAME NEEDS TIDE’S SUPREMACY Who Since Have Added to Fame as Coaches Only Two Slightly Hurt in Army Game —Rockne ATLANTA,Qa„ December 1— The standing of the Southern Con- Certain He Won’t Beat Trojans. BY ALAN GOULD, teams, together VICTORY EXTOLLED BY DIXIE Is Not ference foot ball TO CLINCH Associated Press Sports Editor. with points scored and opponents’ No. 10.—Camp Prophesies. points In all games, Including those BY WILLIAM WEEKES, condition by Saturday, as is Conley, of Saturday, November 29, follow: pre-war Title Would Be Disputed by Southern Leaders Predict Sports Writer. whose injuries were minor. return of foot ball w. Pts.Op.Pts. Associated Press stop Tucson, LTled. Pet. December I.—Notre The squad will off at stars such as Belford West of Alabama 8 0 0 1.000 347 13 Ariz., early Wednesday for two days Tulane 5 o o 1.000 263 30 Several Teams if Victory Over Washington Rough Riders today Colgate and Chick Harley of Tennessee .... 5 1 0 833 I9fi 25 Southern Dame’s of practice and will not reach Los Duke 4 1 0 . 800 147 48 faced long, long journey, Angeles until Friday night. They THEOhio State, in addition to the Florida 4 11 800 193 47 a CHICAGO, Vanderbilt .... 5 2 0 .714 235 45 California Triumphed. company State at Pasadena. of which lies will not be w.thout and sensational rise of a number of Maryland , at the end .... 4 2 0 .687 231 133 support, for two special trains have their last—and probably toughest—- smaller college teams such as Centre's N. Carolina.... 4 2 1 .667 152 103 been chartered to carry a couple of Clemson .. 3 2 0 600 237 32 game of long, tough campaign. bands of the more rabid type of “Praying Colonels,” contributed in the Kentucky 4 3 0 .571 207 55 BY HERBERT BY H. C. BYRD. a 8. Carolina... 4 3 0 .171 108 123 W. BARKER. At 3:30 this afternoon, 33 play- Notre Dame enthusiast to the bat- post-war year of 1910 to the selection of Georgia 3 2 1 .500 172 71 Associated Press Sports Writer. ground, delegation of Miss. A. A M.. 2 3 0 .400 47 has the best foot ers, Rockne, Hunk tle one will be one of the great All-America elevens 146 Coaches Knute headed by State Senator-elect all time. Oa. Tech 3 3 1 .400 79 173 YORK, December I.—A ball team in the United were V. P. 1 3 3 1 .400 133 I*B Anderson and Jack Chevigny, George Maypole. Walter Camp, seasoned by 30 years L. 8. U 2 4 0 .331 398 R foot ball “natural,” with States, according to well scheduled to leave Chicago for Los Reports from the Coast reveal in knowledge of the game's great and Virginia 2 5 0 388 144 314 expected to Sewanee 1 4 0 . 200 71 133 the mythical ALABAMA Southern California’* that the Trojans are near-great, labeled his choices “the 1 5 57 135 national defined opinion in the far Angeles, where Rockne N. C. State.... 0 .197 NEW win by touchdowns. powerful aggregation players Mississippi apparently four most of ... 1 5 0 .167 138 148 championship at stake, South, opinion based on concep- formidable Trojans, now has contradicted this to the extent that has been on the gridiron for a long Auburn 1 6 0 .143 101 135 peak their power, will be saying Dame should lose W. A L 0 4 1 .000 102 149 brings together Notre Dame’s tions of gridiron strength as seen at the of of Notre time.” V. M. 1 0 5 0 .000 30 123 met Staurday. The game will be by not more than two touchdowns, Eleven years have not dimmed the Rough Riders and Southern throughout “suicide" certain Notre Cali- the Middle West and the final of Notre Dame's and that he isn’t so luster of this collection. West and fornia’s Trojans at Los Angeles North, as well as the South. And schedule of 10 contests against first Dame won’t win. Henry, the Washington and Jefferson on class opponents, and on its outcome The road has been long for Notre giant, rank as all-time All-America Saturday as the grand climax of a sentiment in that section generally Dame, may be just a CAPITAL FOOT BALL depends Notre Dame’s hope for na- and prove to tackles. A backfield with McMillln, spectacular season. and strongly favors the Crimson tional gridiron honors and the suc- little too long by Saturday, but Casey, Harley and Rogers sounds like a cessful accomplishment of about the Rockne Is figuring on something men named If Rockne’s brigade can check the tide to beat Washington State coach's dream. Most of the TITLES ARE DECIDED most difficult schedule ever attempt, more than the foot ball ability and on Camp's first team since have added Trojans the national title will be theirs team. qualities of his men. He College at Pasadena in the ed by any fighting to their fame as coaches. with few, if any. dissenting Al- The Irish emerged from their lone believes that they will rise to super had yet to crown its by - - votes. of victory Centre fame L* Centennials Join Mercnrya ai ready the Rough Riders Tournament Roses on New point victory over the Army Satur- heights to battle for a which beating Harvard, as it did In 1921, but have crushed day. day, with only two casualties—Full- would mean so much. Notre Dame Southern Methodist of the Year 1928, the little Kentucky college team coached Claw Winners in City Southwest Not only has Alabama the strongest back Larry Mullins and Capt. Tom has not lost a game since and by “Uncle Charley” Moran sprang to Conference, Navy, Pitt, Carnegie, Penn according opinions Conley, end. Mullins, who has been the Irish wil put up an awful strug- fame by beating West Virginia, the con- Grid League. team, to of those In somewhat gle before falling the doorstep of and the Army in the East Indiana position Judge, play- battered until he Is at queror a strong Princeton eleven. and to but it has two fragile, is expected to be back in new fame for Notre Dame. of Northwestern of the Big Ten among — and Drake ers who stand out the stars source Capital City Foot Ball League cham- Suther, at halfback, and Sington, at »T»HE shift, then as now, was a of the Missouri Valley Conference. considerable debate. The fa- pionships have been decided for the guard—and also possesses manpower as A of year. Centennials yesterday clinched May Be a Tangle. great any mous "Minnesota shift” of pre- as that of other eleven. The the flag In the 150-pound loop. Mer- writer has not seen Alabama’s team, TEN TEAMS REMAIN MACALUSO UNDEFIED war vintage was revived by the Gophers, On the other hand, a victory for first taught this offensive curys won the unlimited crown a week Southern but the last week end talked to repre- who were ago yesterday. California will leave the situa- sentatives of two schools that have met maneuver by Dr. H. L. Williams. tion in a tangle with several unbeaten ' WITH CLEAN SLATES AS LEADING SCORER Rockne had great Notre Centennials eased to the 150-pound Alabama and their opinions did not Knute a while elevens ready to advance their claims. team, with a super-star rising to championship. Idling yesterday, vary in the least Dame Brentwood Hawks, the lone eleven that Among these might be Alabama and fame In George Gipp, an All-America Washington State, both unbeaten and McGugin Unreserved. Oklahoma City Eliminated From Christenson of Utah Ousted From 1920, but “Rock” had yet to de- had a chance to overtake them, fell beX untied, who In the fore Columbias In a 12-9 battle. will clash in the annual “Alabama has a great team, with velop what has become Identified as Rose Bowl game on the Coast New featured by a Northern Preps and Palace-District greater manpower than any other Choice Group by Tulsa—Ala- Third Place by Mohler of the Notre Dame system, Gentry' kept in their bat- Year day. eleven In the South, and it will beat backfield shift. Camp wrote: g \ Grocery Stores pace Southern California has bren beaten Is, ms^s. -\ AJ"¦« tle for third place In the 150-pound Washington the Tourna- bama, “The unbalanced line—that more 4 —r>o once this year, State out at Irish Best. Southern California. —— losing a 7-6 decision m v. A whirl. The Preps downed Del Ray, to ment of Roses," says Dan McGugin, men on one side of the center than on Washington State. Notre Dame's win- coach Vanderbilt. "You think that ths other—was the rule rather than 20 to 0, while Palace-D. O. S. were ning streak seriously of By Wolverines, 13 to 0. was endangered we have a good deal of manpower here By the Associated Press. the Associated Press. the exception In 1919. The direct pass “Bo” McMlllin, quarterback at Centre College, and Eddie Ca*ey, Harvard's trimming by the Army Saturday, but the Rough at Vanderbilt, and so we have, but One more team was eliminated from Adding 9 points to his total last to a backfield man, rather than through great plunging back, were two of the bright lights on Walter Camp'a 1919 All- Hawks made a gallant last-half bid Riders crashed America for victory over Columbias. scoring through to block a try Alabama has it on us. Alabama beat the Nation's list of undefeated and un- week, Leonard Macaluso of Colgate the hands of the quarterback, was team. for point after touchdown and won, 7-6. for tied foot ball teams last week when used more and more. Many of the old- their first touchdown and being within us and has given us the credit held his lead in the struggle for of another when the There are close to a dozen other putting up the hardest light they got Oklahoma City fell before Tulsa Thurs- easily time tricks, revamped somewhat, were striking distance games on Saturday's schedule. In tho have a chance. day in a battle of unbeaten elevens. national foot ball scoring honors. brought out and good gains were at final whistle blew. Columbias shoved East Navy clashes all year, but we didn’t Camp’s . across their two touchdowns In the with Penn at Phila- Alabama has one of the greatest foot Ten more remain, several with their Thursday’s 9 points brought his mark times made with them. The most All America Selections 1919 delphia, New York University attempts ended. the fake forward first half, during which the Hawks to ball teams I have ever seen, and I be- seasons safely up to 144. Mohler of Southern notable of these was points, the stop Colgate's high-powered eleven whip any in Although Mount Morris of Illinois place, pass. In which a back holds the ball as were credited with only 2 in New Washington lieve it could other team California, holder of second also TEAM. TEAM. THIRD TEAM. a safety. York. Carnegie and the country. In fundamental play, I tops the list with the highest scoring improved his position, scoring two If to forward pass, when a man coming FIRST SECOND result of and Jefferson put on their postponed won Team standing: have never seen a team superior to the total of the five teams which have touchdowns to bring his total to 108 behind the passer takes the ball out of E. .. .Higgins, Penn St. Weston, Wisconsin Blaik, Army duel at Pittsburgh and Western Mary- this year." games apiece. Alabama and Notre Utah, his hands and runs. 150-PODND LOOP. land, only Eastern team unbeaten, one Wade has developed nine points. Christensen of tallying West, Colgate Ingwersen, Illinois Stater, lowa * takes opinion not given as the reael leaders, with Wash- Kentucky "The forward pass was developed T.... W. L. T. Pts. on Maryland at Baltimore. The above was Dame are 12 points, passed Spicer of 0... .Alexander, Syra. Denfleld, Navy Clark, Harvard Centennials • 0 1 11 hearsay, nor did it come from a man ington State running neck and neck took third place with 78 points. much more largely than ever before '4 1 3 10 and progress C Weaver, Centre Bailey, W. Va. Callahan, Yale Columbias A Georgia Classic. given to exaggeration. It was the con- with them. The leader in each of the country's and continued its toward real Palace-D. G. 8 4 2 2 10 who Utah, 41 points to its incorporation In the form of a running G. Dart. Depler, Illinois. Pixley, O. State Brentwood Hawks 4 2 1 9 In the Southern Conference Georgia servative statement of a coach which added nine major groups or conferences fol- Preps 13 9 One week, highest scoring attack. &J. Grimm, Wash. Cody, Vanderbilt Northern 9 and Georgia Tech meet in their himself has this year developed a total last is the low: T... .Henry, W. Del Rays 1 4 3 8 an- eleven, an eleven that whipped Minne- unbeaten team. The Indians have Player & Collese. Poi.G. Td.Pat.Pt. Ttl. “For a time this forward pass was E H. Miller, Penh Ddmoe, Lafayette Roberts, Centre Pet worth Pennants 14 3 4 nual battle at Atlanta Florida and Ten- margin, but which gave potnts to 20 for their oppo- East— the resort of a defeated tram to recoup Wolverines 1 4 2 4 nessee are matched at Jacksonville and sota by a wide scored 340 Macaluso, Colgate FB. 9 19 27 I 144 Q.B..McMillin, Centre Strubing, Prin. Boynton, Williams MarSfeldts 0 7 0 0 way before Alabama. nents. Alabama still shows the best ' its falling fortunes in the last few Duke plays North Carolina at Chapel Paciflc— game by throwing H. 8.. Casey, Harvard Trimble, Prin. Steers, Oregon Loyola defensive record, only 13 points hav- Mohler, Southern Cal..QB. 9 18 0 0 108 moments of the the Hill. of New Orleans, a mem- Tennessee Paled. against the Crimson Rocky Mount— ball widely about In the hope that some H. 8.. Harley, Ohio State Oss, Minnesota Gillo, Colgate ber of the Southern Intercollegiate ing been tallied HB. 0 0 Ath- It was N. W. Daugherty, faculty tide. Christensen. Utah 7 II 78 pass might come off. Today It Is a F. 8.. Rodgers, W. Va. Braden, Yale Robertson, Dart. BASKET BALL OFFICIALS letic Association, faces the University voiced the Uni- Southern— of first-class of chairman of athletics, The list of unbeaten and untied teams Spicer, Kentucky HB. 6 11 9 0 71 part of the offensive every Detroit at New Orleans. versity of Tennessee's opinion of Ala- Missouri Valley— team." TO BE ON RULES In the Southwest, follows: _ QUIZZED Tulsa’s unbeaten bama in these words: Opp. Van Koten. Drake..,.Hß. 9 12 10 73 and untied eleven clashes with the "We thought we had some good ma- College. Won. Pts. pts. Midwest — diagnosis was prophetic of Haskell Indians st Tulsa and lowa (III.) » 249 25 O’Neil. Detroit HB. 9 11 0 0 SO Beat Prof. Beckett Will Put Screws on terial at Tennessee, but changed our Mount Morris Southwest— remarkable developments. Notre Virginia Juniors Mercury State to Houston, Tex., to take Christ. 10 0 80 CAMP’S travels minds after playing Alabama. That Notre Dame... » 238 74 Leland. Texas QB 12 0 Dame’s 1919 team was undefeated Arbiters Tonight in on Rice oTthe Southwest Conference. backward 9 218 20 Bis Ten— D. C. Alabama line Just moved us Washington State Russell. 8 1 0 49 and the Bouth Bend school fast headed It did not open holes in our Carbondale 0i1.).... 9 214 24 Northweatern.Hß. 8 X. C. as unit. * Big Six— 125-Pound Gridiron Meeting at Y. A. _ a 240 20 for national fame. California's “wonder For Title Utah line, but it pushed our whole line Bausch, Kansas HB. 77 * 0 48 Just St. Olaf (Minn.) 8 302 32 teams” were dominant on the coast, games over the field. In all my experience Heidelberg (0hi0)... 8 294 20 Basket ball hereabout this sea- HIGHBROWS SHOW WAY All 88 producing so great a star as Brick capably college athletics I never saw a team Preino Btate (Calif.) 8 194 Muller, son will be officiated If the Dis- In Tulsa (Okla.) 7 157 25 All-America end In 1921 and va., December I. DREIFUS has been selected by so well drilled in fundamental play and holder the record forward pass of 70 trict of Columbia Board of Approved First Team to Hold Undisputed power carry out ef- BASKETERS of Virginia Juniors lifted the DOCofficials of the Del Ray A. C. and Basket Ball Officials has Its way. The with so much to TWENTY yards, completed against Ohio State Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity rules, fectively the fundamentals of foot ball. 125-pound championship of board is brushing up on and its Lead in Star Bowling Loop. the Ala- vetmatstars meet In a post-season game. Alexandria, elevens to referee their game scheduled members will be quizzed on them at a There is nothing flashy about Howard Jones, coaching at lowa, Northern Virginia and Wash- for Baggett's Park Sunday at 2:30 For the first time this season first bama team, but there is no other eleven TOIL AT GALLAUDET developed suprr Devine, meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in the of- place near stars In Slater ington with a 7-to-0 victory over the p.m., the best intra-clty attraction here Physical Director C. Edward in The Evening Star League is in the South with anywhere Stan Zbyszko and Shikat Billed in fashioned jug- fice of in possession power stop and Locke. Gil Dobie this season. M. C. A. of one team, the High- enough man to it. I have gernauts at Cornell, featuring Kaw and Mercury A. C. of Washington, winner Beckett at the Central Y. brows moving little doubt that it will win the inter- Auditorium Feature. Jack Tulloch will umpire and Billy Applications of Maurice Enright, Dave in last week. Bearcats With Allof La it Year’s Letter Men Pfann. Ohio State and Penn State. of the Sport Mart League title. Padgett will be head linesman. and Lion Tamers, however, are only sectional game Thanksgiving day." Chi- Keppel and Emmett Broderick for mem- only does Alabama measure up Stanley Zbyszko and Dick Shikat, Colgate and Lafayette, Illinois and “Sonny” Gensmere and Mahoney Ralph Scrivener, diminutive quarter- bership the board will be considered. one game behind the leaders. Not wrestling Returned, Blues Look for cago, all were powers in the post-war on Cole of in defense and offense in everything both long prominent in the played the star roles in a third-period back of the Alpha Delta team, who was the Lion Tamers shot a 135- ball, game, will come to grips in the feature gridiron era that soon reached spec- drive that ended with the latter slicing hurt several weeks ago, has racovered. Company D basketers, who will game last week to win the weekly prise that makes good foot but it also Winning a drill 1 has a punter who stands out head and match of one of Joe Turner’s mat shows Seaton. tacular proportions and produced off tackle for 12 yards and a touch- tonight on the Langley Junior lO&R in class A. shoulders above almost every other man Thursday night at the Washington | record-breaking "boom.” down that gave the locals their eighth MCDONALD’S Richmond School floor at 7:30 o’clock, are after Team standing: —Camp's Last Team. & will booting a foot ball. Johnny Cain, full- Auditorium. Tomorrow victory of the season. ROBERTR. F. P. quint open Its games. Call Manager Don Funk at baek, able kick the ball Zbyszko, who is 55 years old. is a Twenty basket ball candidates, in- The Virginians gained possession of season here Wednesday night at Metropolitan 6612 between 5 and 6 p.m. Highbrow* .... li 7 Scalawags *9 is said to be to cluding all of last year's letter men, are 8:30 o’clock the Armory Hall court. Bearcats • 8 Hot Tamales... 8 10 “a mile” and plenty high enough for former champion and is said to still be the pigskin on Mercury’s 32-yrfYd line on raon Tamers... JO10 8 Fire Eaters 8 10 plenty good. tolling at Gallaudet under Coach Wal- opponent has not yet Jewish Community Center squeezed Humdingers his ends to be down waiting for the ball Shikat is after another SIX OUTSTANDING STARS after an exchange of punts, and Gens- The Railroaders Nonesuch 0 9 ... 7 11 shot at Jim Londos, a claimant to the ter Krug with expectations of a suc- mere went the 12-yard strip on two been announced but some leading un- out at 25-24 win over the Richmond to drop into the back’s arms. cessful season. Manager Dobson to quint. Levin and Goldblatt Season records: world heavyweight title. Chet ON ALL-BIG SIX ELEVEN hikes. Mahoney went over from that limited five will be booked. Y. M. H. A. High Consensus Carries Weight. is planning to line up some practice point were the winners’ leading scorers. team game—Scalawags, 546. i point and Gensmere added the Lyceum High Individual The Georgia coaches seem to be of games for the Blues in the next few on plunge. St. Mary’s Five has scheduled game—Quinn, 146. days. Poll Close for Five Others of Team a a game with the Army War College to Hight individual set —Meyer, 358. the same opinion in regard to Alabama CLINCH GRID TITLE. A crowd of nearly 500 saw the game, Most strikes—Lynch, as the Tennessee and Vanderbilt men. MARTINSBURG, Va, Friday, December 12, the Blues will Squad be played in the later's gym tomorrow Whitford, 10. W. December Picked for A. P. by Coaches, staged lor the Fire Rescue am- night. open SATURDAY’S STARS Most spares—Carman, 43. Georgia met and deefated Yale and I.—Hose Company, No. 5, Mountaineers, meet the strong Haverford College quint bulance fund being raised by the Alex- The “Saints” will their at Philadelphia and will play Drexel home schedule at the Armory Friday. Prise winners—last week: New York University, two of the strong- of this city clinched the independent Writers, Officials. andria Fire Department Auxiliary. Class A—Cole, est elevens in the East; Vanderbilt Institute the following evening. showed By the Associated Press. 135. foot ball championship of Eastern West Captained The Washington champions Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity cagers Schwartz, Notre Dame —Ran 54 yards Class B—Quinn. 120. whipped Minnesota decisively, while Virginia Maryland by the redoubtable Del (JP). — performers and Western here Cosgrove, KANSAS CITY, December 1 two brilliant in Aman and will play two games in opening their against Army. Class C—O’Connor, Gilson, B. Lynch, Tennssee has lost very fev games in the when defeated Frederick the Blues also will have Ho- Six named the The former was a tower of for touchdown ’ Sunday, they kanson, forward, “Rabbit” Ringle, of the players on Asso- Allen. court schedule next Saturday. Episcopal Van Koten and King. Drake—Scored 106. last four years, and a concensus of (M.) Athletic Club on a muddy, rain- cen- ciated Press 1930 Big Six Conference strength on the defense, while Allen High played these ter, and "Scotty” Bradley and George School will be In the after- three touchdowns apiece against Temple. Class D—Austin, 116. schools that Alabama stands alone soaked field, 13 to 12. honorary foot ball team after a poll of gained consistently when called upon Episcopal Cen- ought to carry real weight. Brown as guards. Wurdemann. Katz coaches, noon on the court and Oliver, Texas Christian—Took open- sports writers and officials to advance the oval. tral High will be met at the Armory Methodist . But it is not only Alabama which has and Curtis, who have had first team gained their places with little opposi- kick-off against Southern excellent gridiron all experience, will be available reserves. Pirate Saturday night. w lingand dashed 85 yards to a touchdown. material, but nearly tion. For the five others the vote was Hammond’s a. c. around end WEST COAST FINISH the far Southern schools. It is a fact Os last year’s reserves Antila, Koziar, scored one of the most decisive Stanton A. C. of Washington Caglieri, Stanford—Broke Hnatow, close and many good men failed to Bill can- score touchdown that that the universities making up the Team Standings Burdette and Williams are place by small margins. triumphs In intra-city competition celed the game scheduled with the for 17 yards to northern end of the Southern Confer- varsity contenders. Ray Sherrill, Jimmy The half dozen whose individual work this year at the expense of the Alex- Iroquois A. C. in this city yesterday. beat Dartmouth. W. L. Tied. Pte. P.At. ence, with the exception of North Caro- Rayhill and Anton O'Branovlch are 0. Zyntell, Holy Cross—Fell on blocked Washington State.. 0 0 0 I*4 |0 stood out in the minds of those voting andria Bluebirds. 33 to touch- Southern California 6 1 0 332 36 lina, simply are not anywhere near as In Dixie I.C.A.A. the new comers with reputations to up- Schreiner, Ayler, A girls' bowling team is being organ- Boston College punt to score only were Steve Hokuf, Nebraska end; Leon- Fred and Wallace game. Stanford 4 1 0 111 5S good as those farther South. Vander- hold who have an outside chance to ard McGlrl, Missouri guard; Hugh Brill and Potter each scored a 8-point- ized here by Cliff Wood, one of this down of Oregon 9 1 0 . 34 31 bilt squad is land berths. pinspillers. Among Parker, Vanderbilt—His 81-yard sprint Washington 3 4 0 74 S7 has a which so much bet- Rhea, Nebraska tackle; er for Hammond's club, while Fred city’s foremost those Oregon ter than Navy’s that there By the Associated Press. James Bausch, signed Theresa to touchdown was high spot of victory Btate 2 3 0 55 54 is hardly ATLANTA, December I.—The Kansas halfback; Colonel Mills, Okla- Schreiner kicked two extra points and already are Haynes, Montana 1 3 0 13 140 any comparison, yet frankly Ga. Haynes. Carolyn Peake, Chris- over Maryland. California 1 4 0 46 144 Vanderbilt homa quarterback, and Alex Nigro, a third was obtained when the Blue- Mildred Schwartz, —Did admits that it is not on a par with Ala- standing of the Southern Intercolle- LEAGUE SOCCER point at- tine West, Ruth Strike and Rose Washington State tT. C. L. A.* 1 4 0 20 104 giate Athletic Association foot ball TILTS Kansas Aggie halfback. Here are the birds rushed off-side on the the ball carrying as Cougars Idaho 0 5 0 36 113 bama, or Tennessee, or Georgia. tempt. Theimer. most of teams, including games of Saturday, teams: turned back Villanova, 13-0. •University of California at Los Angeles. They Are Standouts. November 29, follow: Capital City, U. S. Loop Teams First Trin. When one names Tulane, Alabama, w. L. Tied. Ends—Hokuf, Nebraska; Campbell, Mis- Presbyterian Pet. Wage Keen Contests. souri. Georgia, Georgia Tech, Florida, Van- 8 0 0 1 000 Tackles—Rhea, Nebraska; Cronkite, Centre 5 0 0 1.000 Kan- Camera derbilt, Kentucky Rockville Assies. Votes for and Tennessee he Spring Hill 4 0 0 1.000 scored over Army, 5 to 1. sas Referee names a group of Loyola (N. Orleans). 2 0 0 1.000 at Fort Myer, and Shop Guards—McOlrl, Missouri; Lee, Oklahoma. schools that are so Fashion and Center—Smoot. Kansas. THE LISTENING POST Centenary 2 0 0 1 000 Gaithersburg fought a I much stronger in man power and gen- to 2-2 tie yes- Quarterback—Mills, Oklahoma. W. Kentucky 5 10 .833 City Halfbacks—Bausch, Kansas; Nlsro. Kan- eral versatility of players than Vir- Louisiana Normal.... 4 10 .800 terday in Capital Soccer League BY WALTER TRUMBULL ginia, Maryland. Washington and Lee, Mississippi College.. 4 10 .800 matches. sas Assies. Englishman Settles Fistic War Between Spain and Citadel 3 11 .750 Fullback—Youns. Nebraska. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Vir- Wesleyan.. Silver Spring’s eleven Is in the second DAME, on a 54-yard run, lege, being the first in six years, must ginia Kentucky 3 11 .887 round of the Second Team. been especially gratifying. In Military Institute that there is Mercer * 3 0 .800 United States Foot Ball Ends—Stuck, Kansas; Van One, Mis- Italy as Judges Split. scored a touchdown against have no comparison. Vanderbilt early in Chattanooga 3 2 1 .800 Association tie. getting a forfeit over souri. O’Connell, Holy Cross has one of the Mlllsaps 3 3 0 .500 Tackles—Fields, Oklahoma; For, Kansas. Army and Carideo kicked the game. the season beat V. P. I. by something Birmingham-Southern 3 0 the British Uniteds when the latter best backs in the 3 .500 faUed a Guards—Greenberg, Nebraska; Atkeson, goal, only like 40 points and last week defeated Stetson ...'. * 3 0 .500 to assemble a team for sched- Kansas. By Associated Press. with fist fights after the bout In the NOTRE to win. The other , the defeated Rice. The only Maryland by 22 to 7, and about the Louisville 2 2 0 .500 uled first-round encounter yesterday. Center—Ely, Nebraska. Spain, December ring was over, a police detail of 1,000 teams to have scored a touchdown only good comparison that the Miami 2 2 1 .s*o Quarterback—Warren. Oklahoma. keeping game Baylor lost was to Texas. The South Howard 2 3 0 .400 Halfbacks—Sehaake, Kansas; Forrest Cos, I.—lt took an English ref- had little trouble in order. against Army this season are Yale and BAYLOR lost Rice. Atlantic section is able to draw with Southwestern 2 0 Kansas. only game Texas was to 1 .333 Baylor lg the Far Southern schools is in the Brskiae 1 2 1 .333 Fullback—Beach, Kansas. eree, Moss Deyong, to settle North Dakota. That’s foot ball. Koch of Louisiana Tech 2 5 0 S.W. GRID RATING BARCELONA, guards of the games North Carolina has played with .286 Italy Notre Dame had a first down on one of the great season. Wofford 1 3 0 .250 the boxing war between HYATTSVILLE S. M. FIVE Loyola of Baltimore beat Baltimore. Tennessee and Georgia Tech. North Georgetown I 3 0 .250 Army’s 17-yard line, and Army had a to Union (Tennessee)... 1 4 0 and Spain, In which Prlmo Camera Loyola of Orleans won from lowa Carolina lost Tennessee and tied .200 Won. Lost. Tied. Pet. New Georgia Tech, yet Transylvania 1 4 1 .200 Tesa* the ar- MEETS LEAGUE CHAMPS first down on Notre Dame’s 10-yard State. Loyola of Chicago probably was the latter has been College.... 4 1 0 .800 Records of Grid and Paulino Uzoudun were Louisiana 1 5 0 .167 Baylor 3 1 .700 December I. quarter. Dame-Army whipped soundly by other Far South- S. W. Louisiana 15 0 .1(7 l mies. Deyong cast the deciding vote HYATTSVILLE, Md„ line, in the first At the end watching the Notre en- Rollins Texas Christian 4 2 0 .673 Hyattsvllle Southern Methodist Church ern schools and Tennesse lost by a de- o 0 2 .000 Southern Methodist.. 2 2 1 .500 In favor of Camera yesterday and of the half, Notre Dame, from a first counter. Newberry 0 3 1 .000 2 basket ball team, which has just reor- Notre Dame has not been tied at cisive margin to Alabama. 0 Arkansas 2 o .500 Elevens of East 17-yard line, had Outside of Southern 4 1 .000 Rice 2 4 o .333 raised the excitement of the crowd ganized and will again compete in the down on Army’s beaten in two seasons, having won Ift North Carolina's games Eastern Kentucky 0 4 0 .000 Texas A. A M 0 5 0 with Georgia Tech and Tennessee the .000 of 90,000 to Its highest pitch. Prince Georges County League, will play made five yards in a couple of plays. straight. Army, Carnegie and Southern exhibition game against the Brent- quarter California, that two-year period, have best showing made by any team in this By the Associated Press. The two judges disagreed after 10 an In the third Notre Dame had in section was Maryland's against Vander- wood Hawks, which won the league title a first down on Army’s 17-yard line; played the South Bend players the Records of representative foot ball rounds of close battling and they the National Guard 24-yard games. gave bilt. Maryland and Vanderbilt played teams of the East: last Reason, in another first down on Army’s closest Northwestern Notre through a hard game, a game in which Boyhood Pals Gridiron Foes stuck to their opinion today. The Armory tonight at 7:45 o’clock. line. In the final quarter, Notre Dame Dame one of its hardest games. South- W. L. Tied. Pts.O.P. With all - members of last Winter’s neither team was able to gain con- Western Maryland.. < 0 1 339 14 Spanish judge, Casanovas, said that had a first down on Army’s 9-yard em California isn’t going to be any easy squad again at hand, along with George mark. sistently, and in which all four touch- Oeneva 9 1 0 196 98 he believed Paulino should have been line. long Colgate 8 1 0 376 31 Thomas, a newcomer, who has played in of threats resulted In downs came as the result of Sprinsfleld 8 1 0 301 34 None these runs, Mullins, Notre Dame; given the decision by a very alight scholastic circles around Cumberland, scores, which speaks well for the de- STILL THINK Notre Dame, South- one of Vanderbilt's being for Mohler, Southern Cali- Pordham 8 1 0 319 29 hopeful of 81 yards. The impression seems to be Army 8 11 263 22 margin, while the Italian judge, Md, the Methodists are fense, even on a field composed of soup I ern California, Alabama, Colgate, 71 1 301 43 better in the league that Maryland’s defeat was due in con- fornia, to Dartmouth Mazzia, gave his opinion not only showing decidedly and ice. Northwestern and Washington State Renew Foot Ball Rivalry. Albright 71 1 187 SB this season than last year, when their are about the strongest teams of the siderable measure to the fact that it Bt. John’s N. Y 6 1 0 111 4S had won, but that he 6 11 23 that Camera play was spotty. The Churchmen com- scored two touchdowns year. Washington State didn’t look played three games in eight days and I Williams 188 that the Vanderbilt game was the third, BY PAUL Wash’ston-Jeflerson. 6 11 164 39 should be matched with young Strid- piled a bang-up record In base ball the SANFORDagainst a Dartmouth team, which extra well on Saturday, but the players ZIMMERLAX, Coast League base ball history and Gallaudet 5 11 184 39 past season, and are keen also to make had come across the continent and insisted on regarding the trip East but as a matter of fact that affected Associated Press Sports now the Annapolis Rhode Island S 1 3 148 19 ling, Jack Sharkey and Max School- as the Old Liners very little. Writer. coach of Naval Holy Cross 8 3 0 195 45 a strong showing on the hardwood. from cold weather to warm. Other sort of a holiday. Vanderbilt Academy nine. From them the boys University ing as foremost contenders for the has a better foot ball team and could ANOBLES, December I. New York 7 3 0 195 33 Vernon R. Clarke has been elected teams which scored two touchdowns learned much concerning competitive Cornell 6 3 0 373 83 world’s heavyweight cnampionshlp. manager of the quint, with Ardley against Dartmouth are Allegheny and a field is all water and mud, have won under almost any conditions. Foot bell rivalry, born on a Pittsburgh • 3 1 186 89 world’s athletics. Syracuse 6 2 3 207 79 Deyong said he saw a future Hart, jr., business manager. A captain Cornell. WHENwhy don’t the teams agree to use vacant lot here years ago, Mullins went to Notre Dame while Yale 8 3 3 198 88 champion In Camera. is slated to be chosen tonight. Washington State was expected to a new foot ball each quarter? LOSwill flame anew the Mohler was still in high school. Temple 7 3 0 334 110 Although Paulino appeared some- Those upon whom the Methodists are overwhelm Villanova, but did not Wonder if a foot ball cover couldn’t at Coli- 3 78 beat be Neither realized the day would come Amherst 4 3 156 what battered at the end of the 10 counting heavily include, In addition to that team as badly as New York Uni- made waterproof? PRO FOOT BALL seum Saturday when Larry “Moon" Bueknell ... 6 3 o lA3 59 when a Nation, foot ball mad, would Brown 6 3 1 135 78 rounds, neither boxer suffered any Thomas, Hart and Clarke, the follow- versity did. Villanova players on de- It would help from the spectator? Mullins, Notre Dame's fullback, and speak among grid- Carnefle Tech 5 3 0 349 77 damage from the battle and fense tigers they their names the Pennsylvania 6 I 0 325 serious ing: acted like a cross between point of view if would bisect the (ff). Orville Mohler, 119 attend various COLUMBUS. Ohio. December 1 Southern California iron great. St. John’s. Md 6 | 0 187 87 both were able to Walter Burdick, Walton Arnold, Leon- and wolves. Schwarx looked like a field with a white line running from —Follow ing is the standing of clubs in quarterback, meet in the season's With “Jumping Joe” Savoldi gone. Lafayette 8 9 1 141 138 entertainments afterward. Paulino ard Smith, Curley Smith, Trus Cannon, great back, Heim like a good center, goal line to goal line. With the post National Foot Ball League, includ- gridiron classic. Mullins, in his senior year, stepped Harvard 4 3 1 138 59 was bleeding freely at the end, after Urban Bowman, Comp Compton and and Edwards like a fair tackle. back, it is hard to see where the goal tbs couple Columbia $ 4 0 141 118 taking ing yesterday’s games: Just a of Lincoln Heights in to become Coach Knute Rockne’s Navy # 4 0 111 severe punishment In the Rolph Jarrell. line is. Such a line also might help kids, 123 closing again proved himself Won Lost. Tied. Pet. they survived the rigors of a first-string fullback. Mohler, a mere Boston C011ege...... 5 5 0 197 70 rounds. His best rounds were a the quarterbacks. "tough" neighborhood graduate Georgetown • 5 0 138 107 of the light, when he To perfect reorganization of the splendid player once and from freshman ranks at West Virginia 9 5 0 1U 103 In the middle CARIDEO foot hall and a u J 8 graduated into the roles of star foot the Trojan Institution, galloped his 8 88 81 staged a fine rally. The Associated Prince Georges County Basket Ball magnificent kicker, fichwart of XTOOT BALL games make radio fans Vlllanova 8 0 Paulino a held tonight Bears • 4 1 .6*7 ball players of great elevens. They way to highest scoring honors in the Loyola. Md 4 4 0 138 138 Press scoi*- sheet credited League, meeting will be Notre Dagfe, and Stecker or Army are 1 wonder why they don’t have, as a :e 8 4 1 soo from Pacific Coast Conference. Oeorge Washington. 4 4 1 182 113 with winning the fourth, fifth and In the National Guard Armory here at fine backs Price is a powerfm tackle. general thing, lived almost across the street Rutgers 4 8 • 199 194 more bands on the each other in those days, and com- Through this transformation their Mary's... sixth rounds and scored the third 8 o’clock. Representatives of all county Notre Dame on attack, shoqred a They tell those college 5 6 a 4M Bt. 4 I 0 111 104 radio. me bands Cardinals...... peted side by side and again on op- close friendship has been maintained as even. The rest were given to teams wishing to secure a franchise strength to the short side which spme sound fine on the air. .! ® posite gangs in all the favorite by correspondence. SW;:;:::;: i 5 3 ¦8 81 Camera. The Italian weighed 369% must attend, as no quints will be ad- Eastern teams would do well to Indy. Sington of Alabama, and r..'::::.7.7.::: i [ Sount tonight. Carideo of 1 :J.*! sports of boyhood. Saturday, 90,000 persons win jam «X{It pounds. Paulino 306%. mitted after Six teams are Ehrhom starred in the line for An. Notre Dame appear to be universal 1 .5 Occasionally the Meusel brothers the great concrete stadium here for American University 3 4 1 98 Ilf The crowd paid about 1,000.000 pe- already In line, but two more would be ford and Morton in the backfleld Ifor choices for all-America teams. Tick- ¦andar's Basalts. of foot ball fame, Irish and Bob, the contest which will bring about | I setas, about 6110.000, to see the atrug- welcome. However, the league will func- Dartmouth. AT nor of Harvard belongs with .those twa R±::: neigh- regarding the reunion at a couple of tfrn. at 4*»t**o fNUMW "**o™j* borhood kids crown no. _.._J ajort * TfX . 5* . ... mJtv 5 ... - :..—. i