j Sports News fp)£ IBjmrttg Jita. Classified Ads WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1930. PAGE D-1 Marines-Coast Guard Looked to One Game: Trojans Can’t Expect Weather Aid Phoney Committee Carideo Deadly All-America Selections for hast Five Years GIRDED ALLSEASON Gets Grid Prize NAVY SUBSTITUTES At Point Kick ROCKNEIADS SHOW Notable for Their Great Array of Star Ends ¦nLOOMINGTON, Ind., December December 3 (£>).—lf D 3 VP). —Bucket, bucket, who's CHICAGO,an extra point Is needed to FOR ANNUAL JOUST got the old oaken bucket? help Notre Dame defeat BY ALAN LACKING IN POWER the GOULD. question University CUSS KINDS That’s the that of Southern IN ALL thun- California Associated Press Sports Editor. dered across Saturday, chances are the Indiana University It will be sup- No. 12. National Polls Begin. campus today. The cherished bucket, plied by Frank Carideo, generalis- icAtaran -^#oil^ Disbandment Rumored, Gy- May Team All-America debate has been i emblematic of foot ball supremacy Force First to simo of the Rockne Raiders. Heat, Cold, Rain, Sleet Have between those two fighting rivals, When Carideo booted over the Just as Interesting, If not more renes Determined to Retain Purdue and Indiana, has been stolen Shoulder Heavy Burdens winning point In the Army game keen than ever, or lost. Saturday it was his twenty-fifth since the de- Been Endured in Irish’s After Indiana had successful place-kick for TIEparture of Walter Camp. So startled the the extra President’s Cup. Big Camp’s foot ball world by upsetting Purdue, in Two Games. tallythis season. It's big news when long as he lived. selections re- Victorious March. 7 to 6, November 22 the Purdue he misses. tained an aura of authenticity. Athletic Union sent the bucket to His was “the” team, by force of BY H. C. BYRD. Indianapolis, By Press. tra- where it was to be the Associated dition and custom, but where he had BY PAUL MICKELSON, picked up by representative Indiana YORK. December 3.—The competitors Marine Corps and Coast such individual In 1900 as Associated Press Bport* writer. students. Fifteen youths, posing as Navy foot ball team, which has BIG CROWD WILL Caspar Whitney, the originator of the Guard, which meet here the official delegation from Indiana, SEE only important op- , All-America idea. Camp was in compe- \ My December 3.—The beaten two Saturday in a foot ball took the trophy and that was the tition at the end with syndicates and Trojans last seen or heard of it. ponents this season, faces one i of the University NEW SAN PLOT Nation-wide polls THEgame, which TITLE TILT on player values. sh ‘ • .v&v all receipts of A conference between Gov. Harry of the hardest assignments of the year The All-America has become a popu- m f M CHICAGO,of Southern California, go for local charity, arranged G. Leslie and officials of the two in larity contest, rather than strict, I jhb universities was playing Pennsylvania and the Army a ex- contrary to the usual cus- gone to be held today Saturdays, Fans Worked Up . pert analysis of performances and com- their schedules and have In an effort to discover the missing on successive but the Mid- Over Game Sun- tom, cannot expect too shipmen are not discouraged at the parison of merits. Modem ballyhoo much aid through the season so far with a trophy, the Indiana Dally Student odds has given a distinct advantage to the from the weather stated. against them. day TwixtHawks and Apaches. man Saturday single purpose in mind this At various times Navy has been han- player doing his stuff for the big team, when they attempt to dicapped by injuries, but now it has a Gunners Challenge. playing before the biggest crowds and halt the game. Holding a cup which is the full team of regulars in condition. Two as a consequence gaining the biggest Notre Dame victory march. award of no less a personage than big problems still are ahead of Coach amount of publicity. The Rockne raiders, In forging the MARYLAND Bill Washington* The All-America star, in short, must the President of the United States, SCHOOLS Ingram, keeping the men In shape final sandlot tid-blt, last nine links In their victory string, through Saturday’s battle with Penn, the annual Mohawk-Apache game, is : shine in the spotlight of "big league” the Marines are especially desir- which probably will be played on frozen likely to set a local sandlot foot ball l foot ball. It may not be exactly fair have played foot ball in. almost every on RESUME FOOT BALL ground unless the weather goes through record for attendance. They will meet to the obscure small college star, per- conceivable weather. They’ve won ous of retaining it. And, the t , haps equally as capable the / / another quick change, and developing Sunday at the Griffith Stadium for the as bally- eff/nn. when It was hot, warm, cold, rainy and is District title. hooed performer, but it is Inevitable. " —' other hand, the Coast Guard his reserves. V tm The Pre-game Interest Is high, I® 1 windy, against better than average foot Just as anxious to take over its Wicomico County Sanctions Game Middy substitutes did not show and with the Associated much last week they played against both elevens sporting rec- ball teams, too. « year. as creditable CONSEQUENTLY,Press consensus selections of the Hi i hi keeping for a in Pnblic Highs—Sport May George Washington and unless they ords, a bang-up battle Is expected. They beat Southern Methodist when . past five years reflect popular con- Marines probably are more anxious come through the regulars will have to Both the champions and Mohawks it hot—hotter by far probably than game Guard, Spread carry are to get In final week, centration on the major teams. Occa- was about the than the Coast in State. most of the burden. Penn Is licks this a possible. Only fully as strong as Navy practices being tonight, ’ slonally comparatively small lnstttu- it will be in Los Angeles Saturday. They If that were once since rated if the scheduled for tion, the Marines first won the cup has It Quakers can get all their men into con- tomorrow and Friday. The Apaches | such as St. Mary’s College of Cali- took the Navy when it was hotter still. been out of their possession, and that Maryland college and high school dition, although their record for the work out at Clark Griffith Stadium and [ fomla, acquires national repute, but They smothered Carnegie Tech when was when the Navy came forth with circles are Interested In advices from season is no better. the Mohawks at Shipyard Field at 7 i only by mixing in so-called "fast com- it was close to aero. after Salisbury, o’clock. pany.” Iffif When they beat Pittsburgh, was an eleven that beat them the Md., that the Wicomico Army stands far ahead in the rank- i * It had played on Thanksgiving Board of Education yesterday ings, but Two Apache backs are on the In- Foot ball ascendency was enjoyed at I l i cold and exceedingly windy. The same Marines decided that never has kept Navy intervals weather day and went into the President’s Cup to permit the reinstatement of foot from putting up a great fight and this jured list, but hope Is held out only - by the Middle West during p KL>- •.•I prevailed when they beat North- game the Saturday after. ball In high schools of the county after year it may be even harder fought than for the return of one—Huck Hillery, out ; Camp’s time and afterward. The past western. factor enters into the a laps; of 16 years. usual because since the first game of the season. Ed I five years have witnessed sensational Army Game Meanest. Then another of the breach between development situation. It has been announced that In some quarters the opinion was the service schools that has been only Abbey, player-coach, still Is unlikely of great players and re- Rain fell copiously during the Drake the All-Marine team as such is going expressed today that action of the partially healed by the benefit game to play. markable teams In the South and Far game but the Irish touchdowns boomed through its last year, that after the Eastern Shore County officials might they will play December 13. West. loudly. Saturday it will be disbanded signalise the start of an The A sweeping challenge to all foot ball The South, on three occasions, has game energetic move- Penn-Navy game is one of four elevens, particularly the Mercury A. C., been The most discouraging weather of and not brought together again and, ment throughout the State for the re- on next Saturday’s schedule. The selected to represent the region Benny Friedman, Michigan quarterback, and Herb Joesting, Minnesota fttll- campagin—sleet, oth- has been Issued by the Seamen Gun- east of the back, the rain and close to naturally, under such a condition, the instatement of foot ball. Except in ers are a meeting between New York Mississippi In the classic named in the Associated Press all-America consensus of 1928, still are zero temperature—tried the final Baltimore, public high ners. Outside of the St. Mary’s Cel- New Year day game starring foot professional “Fighting Marines want to wind up their school foot ball University and Colgate, arranged for tics, in Pasadena’s Rose at ball—in the ranks. Vic Hanson, Syracuse end, placed Irish" during the Army game at Soldier schedule successfully. Tom Heady, who in Maryland is all but non-existent. the benefit no team has scored on the Gun- Bowl. in the same line-up, now is head foot ball of the unemployed; the ners. Games can be arranged at Lin- 1928, coach at his alma mater. Field last Saturday, but their punch was has been coaching the Marine team for For some years soccer has been the Washington and Jefferson -Carnegie In Stanford and Oregon State there in the pinch even down to Frank years, is anxious to win his final game, major Fall sport in the high schools of Tech clash at Pittsburgh, also char- coln 0171. came East for the first time and handed Carldeo’s toe. his the Old a decisive beatings as he almost looks upon the team as Line State. The Wicomico ity game, postponed from last week, Western High School’s foot ball team, to two of the best “If the Trojans bank on warm or child. County Board of Education expressed and the meeting of Maryland teams along the Atlantic seaboard— Associated Press All-America Consensus—l 926 even hot weather to wear Notre with this the hope that and almost intact, will play the Sklnker Army and New Dame "We have worked all season schools deciding to re- Western Maryland at Baltimore. Eagles Sunday under the name of the York University. Subse- down Saturday, they’re liable to be Cup game in mind,” said engage in foot ball would not drop quent defeats absorbed by Army, Pitts- sadly mistaken,” President’s Navy Picks Team. National Press Club Cardinals. They Position. First Team. Second Team. Third said a referee who haa fCeady over the phone this morning, soccer. meet on Friendship Field at 2:30 burgh, Carnegie Tech and Fordham at Team. watched the Rockne raiders march may Maryland colleges Specisl Dispatch Star. the hands ®nd you bank on it that we will would a to Ths o’clock. of Far Western rivals em- ,; Hanson, Syra. Broad, Brown Oosterbaan, along to another mythical foot "and welcome phasized M. ball be in there giving all we can to win. comeback of the gridiron game in high ANNAPOLIS, December 3. Head Included on the Cards are Tommy the high-powered character of Tackle Wlckhorst, Navy Nelson, lowa Yoder, Carnegie championship. “They’re weather beaten With the announcement that this would schools of the State. They have been Coach Bill Ingram of the Naval Acad- Webb, Amidon, BUI the game developed on the Pacific G ua d and good on any field and under any handicapped by Inexperience Stan Heywood, J Conn’ghton, Ge. Hess, Ohio St. Sturhahn, Yale be the last year of the All-Marine team of grid emy foot ball team has decided upon Howard Greve, Everett Buscher, "Big” Coast. Center Boeringer, kind of weather.” morale suffered considerably, and candidates from these Institutions. the line-up of the which, barring Naturally the Far West has obtained N. D. Butler, Penn. Wallace, Okla. our team Buscher, Harrington, Joe Buscher, Guard Shively, Carey, Drill at the only thing that has kept it up has accident, will start against the Uni- Wynne and Mondest. a greater and more proportionate share Illinois Cornell Swan, Stanford Tucson. been the Intense desire to keep the versity of Pennsylvania In Philadel- of all-America laurels. Nine of its stars Tackle Sprague, Army Eddy, Navy Smith, Brown The Notre Dame squad, 38 strong,’ Marine Corps’ hold on the President’s 16 AT phia Saturday. Alcova Motormen and Seat Pleasant have been Included by the last five ®nd Winslett, Ala. Shlpkey, Stans. Bacchus, Mo. headed toward Tucson, Aria, today, Cup. EPISCOPAL HIGH It is: Left end, Steffanides; left Firemen will clash Sunday at Seat teams of the Associated Press con- Q. Back.... Friedman, Mich. Spears, Vander. Guttormsen, W. where it will go through the first of "We are in good shape, and will put tackle, Bowstrom (captain); left guard, Pleasant in a sequel to last week's game, sensus. three workouts. The raiders had drills H. Back.;..Baker, Northw. Wilson, Army Kirkleski, Lafa. mapped a strong team on the field. Our team GET Underwood; center, Tuttle; right guard, which ended In a dispute. The Rocky Mountain area received H. Back—Kaer, So. Calif, out for this afternoon and two may not be quite as good as one or two FOOT BALL “E’S” Gray; right tackle, Bryan; right end, recognition for the first time on the first Kelly, Montana Rogers, Penn. for tomorrow, after which they will that we have had, but it is much Byng; quarterback, Bauer; left half- O. P. O. Federate tonight wUI meet all-America team in 1928, when P. Back Joesting, Minn. Karow, Ohio St. Rauber, W. &L. resume their Journey to Los Angeles, All Earl stronger than the average college eleven Eleven back, Gannon; right halfback, Kim; at 3473 Holmead place at 8 o’clock. Hairy (Dutch) Clark, famous quarter- arriving Friday. and about as good as the best. Our Won All of Nine Games fullback, Hagberg. members are requested to report. back of Colorado College, won the favor Such Drill aboard the special train so far Just pretty names as Oosterbaan of Mich- Wilson of Washington, Oberlander of practice. line is big and our backfleld Again barring accident, or some- of the experts. igan, Hanson of Syracuse. has consisted of “skull” Coach take care of Itself. We know Played, Among Its Victims thing unforeseen, Winslett of Dartmouth and Nevers of Stanford. All Rockne and his assistants, “Hunk” well able to Be- this team will also Alabama, Fesler of Ohio State, Van were superstars. Pop Warner In a that we are going to have one of the start against the Military Academy in INSIGNIAS AWARDED 21 five-year Associated Press list is Sickel of Florida and Donchess Anderson and Jack Chevigny, conducted toughest games of the season, as the ing Tech High. the Yankee Stadium of Pitts- burst of enthusiasm ranked Nevers with separate classes far the ends, tackles, a week later. rXEnotable for its collection of great burgh sparkle In the list. the great Jim Thorpe. Since Grange, Coast Guard is Just as big as we are, ends, guards, centers and backs yesterday CAVALIER GRIDIRONERS products of the modern open There have been few backflelds In the most spectacular backfleld star has during which the Trojan plays were Just as fast and under ordinary circum- ! game placing a premium on rangy all-America history good ball team. ALEXANDRIA, Va., comparable with been Army’s Red Cagle, a two-time analysed. stances Just as a foot December 3. wlngmen and stellar pass receivers. the 1925 array of Orange of We expect the game to be an even strug- Sixteen members of the undefeated NEW Capt Motley, Alone Not Eligible 1 Illinois. selection. Large crowds have greeted the squad go- Episcopal High SCHOOUJWNT along the route, Rockne gle, with the long end of the score School foot ball team, for Next Season, Given although haa ing to the team that gets a fortunate State preparatory school gridiron cham- kept to the seclusion of his drawing >ions Fall, DISPLAYS Journey. break or two. However, you are right this have been awarded the AMBITION Gold Foot Ball. Centers on room for moat of the that we want to win, and are going to waroon "E” by the Episcopal Hiah Dixie try haro to do Just that.” School Athletic Association. UNIVERSITY, Va„ December 3 Guard The awards were yesterday Mount Both the Marines and Coast made to Rainier Junior High Hard Varsity foot ball letters have been THE SPORTLIGHT I Tech vs. Georgia TROJANS ARE PRIMED squads are due to come to Washington Mechel]’ fullback; Pat Brawley, \ Friday. Probably the Marines will take Acy McDonald and Buddy Mizell, half- at Work Girding for It« Pirtt awarded 21 members of the University BY GRANTLAND RICE a workout on their own field at the Mcks; Stapleton Gooch and Peter Wil- of Virginia gridiron squad by action of By ths Associated Press. FOR FAST IRISH TEAM League Island Navy Yard at Philadel- lUm quarterbacks; Charley Hooff, Basket Season. the Executive Committee of the ath- The Beet BackflehL fragrant odor of burning leaves arrives Ga., December 3. leaving for Washington, but Clifford Swift and Charley letic association. Robert E. Dlsmukes, phia before Hancock, two beet backflelds In the once mors. ATLANTA, gives a generous site Coast Guard, from its station at ends; Robinson and Train, Jr., of Columbus, Ga., has been named Tradition Jesse Stocker, tackles: oountry that will meet Chick Meehan has one of the best All One of Squid in Fine New London, Conn., likely will get in Bill Zimmer and William MOUNT RAINIER, Md., 3. manager of the 1931 foot ball team. are those sophomore backflelds In the country. share of the South’s foot ball but Mapp, guards; December on Saturday In Los Angeles. here in time for a brief session of prac- Colin Montgomery and —Candidates for the Mount Rainier Those awarded the foot ball "V” are They will be something to stop next Interest to the Georgia-Georgla Tech Fettle—South Benders Drill tice at Clark Griffith’s ball yard. Miles Carey, centers. Junior High School basket ball team Capt. Hunter C. Motley of Madison, Va., THEOne belongs to Notre Dame, Fall. Out around Los Angeles they encounter Saturday’s final slate. are rate on But aside from the fact that a really The Maroon and Black eleven played drilling with a will under the direction tackle; James Beury of Charleston. W. Mohler of Southern California The twenty-third meeting of the prospect, through tough with Carldeo, Schwartz, Mullins and the best Arison*. good foot bell game is in a a schedule of nine games of Coach Perry Wilkinson. The quint Va., back; Ward Brewer of East Hart- Brill. The other sophomore back In West Coast history. schools on the gridiron finds Tech in experienced, and scored as many back; Bryant belongs to Southern game between two power- victories, climaxing will be the first to represent the In- ford, Conn., Herbert of California, with Pinckert, Musick, You’ll get part of the answer on Satur- holding the edge In games won with teams with high morale and suffi- the campaign with a 14-to-7 triumph stitution, which Alexandria, Va., back: George Cameron Moh- ful opened its doors for the ler and Duffield. There are others on day against that Notre Dame defense. 11 games to 9. Two contests have By the Associated cient incentive to battle, the salient over Wood berry Forest School at Orange first time last September. of Petersburg, Va., guard; William Con- Cornell been ties. Preliminary calculations Pres*. ” both backflelds, and Harvard have two soph- n e blg « end; but these are the lead- . LOS ANOELB6, December 3. —As factor In connection with it is that the ! .!‘ game of th for both It is planned to arrange games with don of Memphis, Tenn., William ing people in each omore backs who will be high among make Georgia the favorite In the proceeds go Washington charities. Institutions.l£ the high of Barboursvllle, Va., guard; cast. Notre Dame's Rough Riders neared to various Junior school teams De Butts We have been advised that both Duf- the elect for 1931. They are Vlviano forthcoming battle. Tucson, Arii:., And there is no overhead which goes The team was adjudged by many fol- of Washington, and Hyattsville High Thomas Echard of ConnellsvUle, Pa., comparative today on their ramble to- fle Id and Mohler will outshine Carldeo. and Crlckard. They were good enough In the matter of Los Angeles for Saturday’s intersec- as a percentage to professional collec- lowers of Episcopal sports as the school’s may be met. A few games will be guard; Segar Gravatt of Blackstone. Va., scores, tied best eleven Possibly at ball carrying; hardly at gen- as sophomores, big, fast, scrapping, Georgia Florida and tional foot ball classic, all but one of tors, or as salaries to anybody; people In the past eight years. played before the Christmas holidays. end: Robert Kimball of Ipswich, Mass., eralship and kicking. hard-running backs that any Florida licked Tech. On the other of Washington will be the Blck Cardwell, former The school, starting tackle; William Mclntlre of Greenburg, team Southern California’s six casualties, a beneficiaries University of though as a Junior Pinckert and Brill will be the two could use. Both go above 180 pounds hand, Tech partisans point to 1927 substitute end, were reported sufficient- of every cent the game yields. And, Virginia and Southern Conference Institution, will In two years, according Pa., guard; Douglas Myers of Peters- best and both are hard as the best on the adage Washingtonians, be it tackle, was head coach. plans, all-around backs on the field. Brill to haul down. Illustration ly recovered for practice. to the credit of to become a senior school, and burg, Va., back; Norwood Orrlck of was hurt some time ago, but is round- The that advance expectations always Ralph “Dutch” Wilcox, said that tickets are being sold rapidly. Episcopal numbered among its all the members of Washington, D. C , end; Benjamin Pln- Army has one of the best first- first-string victims this season’s squad ing into shape again and should be season ends to bank are In danger In a Tech-Georgla tilt. left end, out for three weeks with a The prospect is that the ball park will Tech of Washinton, District public high will have at least two more years at der of Richmond, Va., back; Charles on in King. King it is school champions, right by next week. When he is right weighs 195 pounds and la one of those head injury, said he would be back in be filled with spectators, as now and downed five Vir- the Institution. In view of this, prin- Poas of Charlottesville, Va., tackle; uniform. injured players of 30,000 high race, cipal efforts of City, center; there is no better back. Pinckert is an quick starters, hard tacklers, alert players The other expected that a total around schools In the State this season are being di- Lewis Reiss New York all-around performer. got into tickets will be disposed of. ?lnlats record follows: rected toward putting basket ball on Henry Sackett of Lynchburg, Va., back; He is good at with speed and strength. King Is the CUP FOR “WORLD’S BEST back their moleskins earlier a any Job you give him to do. Schwartz tackier who nailed Albie Booth. this week. Which means that dark hours for Episcopal, 80: Eastern High. 0. firm foundation, but in a couple of William St. Clair of Beckley. W. Va., will have to He Is many brightened. Eplscopsl, 8<: Washington years expects match the long-run plays the end who Jumped over a Notre Dame The 8. C. players spent yesterday will be 14; Tech. 18. the school to be turning end: Frank Slppley of Princeton, N. J., of Duffield LOSER” PUT ON DISPLAY Episcopal, Augusta Military Acad- out teams that quarterback; William Thomas of Rich- and Mohler. defending back to block Carideo’s kick. brushing up on defensive play, with a emy, 0. can compete on even Many coast experts rate Mohler as Dick Hanley of little signal drill thrown in. Reports schools may think somewhat Episcopal. 88; Plshbourne Military Acad- terms with the senior high school quints mond, Va., back, and Christopher Northwestern has emy. 0. one of the greatest of them all, better sophomore talent that Gift to Symbol Jones utilised half the practice period of discontinuing Spring foot ball in this section. Thompkins of Richmond, Va., tackle. will make the America’s Upton kicking OTHER University’s Episcopal. 18- Swavely School. 6. in his sophomore year than Red Grange Wildcats even harder in field goals set fandom buss- practice, but Catholic Episcopal, 18; Oilman Despite that members of this year’s Capt. Motley was awarded a gold foot to check a year running along other channels. Country Bchool. 0. was at Illinois in his sophomore season. away. Newman of Michigan of “Love, Admiration and ing and indicated the Trojan coach mind is Episcopal. 85; Vlrlnla Episcopal School. 0. squad are young and light they are a ball in recognition of his winning his There is a coast belief Is another expects tough going Coach Bergmann has Just come out Episcopal. 46; Shenandoah Military Acad- promising bunch. Two all three of his eligi- that Mohler will first season star. These are only a few for Saturday. emy. 0. have had pre- “V” during years be the star back of the next years, they average Esteem” Sportsman. Meantime all sorts of curious facts with a statement that he expects to Episcopal. vious experience. They are Robert bUity. Os all the men receiving the two But well above the mass. a 14: Woodberry Forest School. 7. 1931 and 1932, and that he will prove it came to light. The tentative line-ups get the gridders out next Spring for Episcopal. 308. opponents. 26. Bellman and Foster Mathias, forwards. “V” this Fall Motley alone wUI not be against NEW YORK, December 3 VP).—The gave Trojans six-pound session that will last 10 weeks. Coming Notre Dame on Saturday. It the a man Other leading members of the squad eligible next season. might be stated here that while There is no truth In the rumor that trophy which Sir Thomas Lipton, as weight edge, with the Irish averaging from Notre Dame and having coached include Charles Callow, Miles Kimbo, an un- one of the leading Eastern "the world’s best loser,” will receive universities, usually fast and shifty back, Mohler win teams is to 183 pounds. Three fullbacks on the in Middle Western Berg- C. U. TO RENEW MEET Harold Bennay and Robert Taylor, cen- meet the stoutest defense meet Minnesota University at Min- Thursday from the American people Notre Dame squad hall from the Far mann realises how valuable Spring ters, he has known Just and Philip Ziegler, Donald PLAY BENEFIT GAME this year. I don’t believe either neapolis on February 15, or even now is on public display. West—Hanley, from Butte, Mont.: Mul- foot ball is in building up a gridiron Mathias, Gus Chakalakis and Notre January It is 18-karat gold cup, standing Catholic University will stage its sec- Sunney Dame or Southern California can do 15. an lins. from South Pasadena, Calif., and machine. ond Ayler, guards. any of wild on a sterling sliver base, the whole A1 Howard, from Alhambra, Calif. Incidentally, it is understood also that annual indoor track meet Satur- Dor-A Terpa and G. P. O. Federals amount runing on Saturday. trophy 18 Inches high. The gold is day. March 7. in the big gym at Brook- There will be too much good defensive The Golf Swing. The South Benders were due in Catholic University will play its annual finished in a dull burnished color and shortly on land, under the auspices of the A. A U. Will Give “Gate” to Tenley. stuff waiting around for a chance to golfers talk about "the golf Tucson after noon. A noisy game with George Washington the silver sent from Utah Is darkly welcome planned by Last year’s C. U. meet was the first LOSING COACH QUITS Jar loose a few eye-teeth. It will be -*¦ swing.” But they take was Arizona fans Thanksgiving day instead of the Satu"- HYATTSVILLE, Md.. December 3. difficult any It out in oxidized. and the Riders expected to run through day previous. The game this year in indoor track affair of importance to be Dor-A Terps. fought Northern to do wild running against The of simple lines with held years. who Brill possibly talk. What they actually practice cup Is two a work-out on the University of no way was as satisfactory as it was here in some It was well Flaherty’s Resignation Is Readily Preps of Washington to a 8-0 tie on the alone—and Pinckert. handles and a cover. On its front, be- attended and was voted a decided suc- and use is "the golf hit,” or "the golf Arizona field. when played on the holiday. cess. by Rlverdale gridiron Sunday, have ar- The .300 Sign. wallop.” They do little neath a rope border, Is an escutcheon Coach Knute Rockne informed Tuc- Accepted Gonzaga U. ranged a game on the same field with swinging, which In bold relief bearing In delicate detail , Washington is trying to —•—¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ .300 hitter meant something IS or Is an entirely different motion from a son fans they would be permitted to SPOKANE, Wash., December 3 VP)- the G. P. O. Federate of Washington years ago. hit or a punch wallop. a model of the America’s Cup which he watch the drill, but Thursday’s practice Georgearrange a foot ball game next year for next Sunday. Proceeds will go to A more It was the badge or a The Winter tried for 30 years to take back to the BOBEETI RING VICTOR. Raymond P. Flaherty, director of ath- of base ball class. There were season Isn’t a bad spot to Inhale a there would pe secret The Ramblers with the University of Kansas, and letics and head foot ball coach at Gon- George Tenley, Terp back, who was in- British Isles. The model is superim- i entrain for Los Angeles early Friday. NEW YORK, December 3 UP). — years when only seven or eight would clearer feeling of what true swinging Is. ft thinks its chances are very bright, in zaga University, appointed five months jured in the game Thanksgiving day posed upon the enameled shield of the view of the fact that Kansas may be Roberto Roberti. 224V5, Italian heavy- with Meridian A. C. of Washington. finish at or above the .300 border. (Copyright, 1880. by North American News- United States, and at the left and weight, easily outpointed Eddie Benson, ago, has resigned. The last American League averages, paper Alliance.) suspended from the conference of which The resignation, accepted at once by Play will start at 2:30 o’clock. right are shields bearing the devices REINSTATE consequently 193Vfe, of Brooklyn, in their six-round Leading Terp squad just out, show S 3 who stand at .300 or Royal WITTENBERG It is a member and may Father John J. Keep, S. J., president of members of the above, of the Ulster Yacht Club and have a wide-open schedule. Coach main bout at the Broadway Arena last are Walton, Burrhus and Troy, ends: J. mustly well above. In fact no less the private Insignia of Sir Thomas. night. Norman Tomasulo of Argentina, the university, followed a disastrous foot than 14 are at .350 or There Buckeye Plxiee is making the trip to Kansas City ball season, in which Gonzaga won one Keane and Hepburn, tackles: Downing, better. GAME TO START AT 2 Around the edge of the cover, which Athletic Association Al* in an effort to arrange a contest with 188\, won a six-round decision over Morris and Hayes, guards; Saylor and are more .350 hitters today than there is decorated with shamrock leaves, Is Umberto Torriani of Italy. 205 -Vi. game, tied one and lost seven. used to be .300 hitters. Lets in Wabash and De Pauw. one of the big schools in that section. Alumni and others said several men Fauntleroy. centers: Keegin, quarter- Maryland-Western Maryland the Inscription: "This symbol of a Munson, halfbacks, , Clash voluntary were being considered for the post, in- back: Keane and fck 'C VEN if he did knock out Christner outpouring of love, admira- DAYTON, Ohio, December 3 (AI ). T TNIVER6ITY OF MARYLAND'S and Bailey, fullback. / “Daylight” tion and esteem is presented to the GRANDE cluding Jim Crowley, one of Notre •£.* with one punch,” says an ex- Affair. Wittenberg College of Bpringfleld was U squad made little effort yesterday WINS BOUT. Dame's ‘‘Four Horsemen” of 1924, gamest loser In the world of sport.” i readmitted to the Buckeye Athletic As- Ontario, now ball team, change, ‘‘Mickey Walker doesn’t Though the tickets and some of the to get in anything much in the TORONTO, Dec.-mber 3 uP). coach at Michigan State; "Hunk” An- Grifflth-Consumers basket belong in any classy sociation at the annual conference Orande, 117, which is planning a stem bid for the heavyweight com- call way of practice. The Old Line squad —Frisco Philippine fly- derson, assistant coach at Notre Dame; any bill-board posters for the Mary- meeting here last night. through weight. outpointed Frenchy Prince Georges County League cham- Where is there classy CUE HATCH SATURDAY. Dr. O. Ohio went brief setting-up exercises Belanger. Frank Carldeo, Notre Dame quarterback Sany."eavyweight company belong land-Western Maryland foot ball game C. Bird of University, and, after a short talk in the dressing 115. Canadian flyweight champion, pionship, will go after its ninth win In one can CHICAGO, December 3 VP).—The ; president, at same time said the in this year, and Joe Savoldi, who with- to? at the Baltimore Stadium Saturday to the room, called it a day. It is not likely a six-round bout at the Shamrock Ath- drew from Notre Dame late this season 1 as many starts tonight against Tremonts challenge match for the national ami- i members had voted to admit two In- night.° after his marriage revealed. High begin 2:30 o’clock, the contest will < colleges, that much will be done this week, the letic Club last secretOCViXK wasHH 4CVCBICU. in the Macfarland Junior School at teur 18.2 balkline billiard title at Madl- diana Wabash and De Pauw, as UHMIMSOC “T’d like to say,” writes a Michigan get 2 team has been through too long a gym, Washington, at 8 o'clock. The X under way at o’clock. son, Wis., between Champion Edgar T. < on a tentative basis. They may with- schedule to take chances of putting it Griffiths are after another match for State supporter, "that Colgate did It is felt that it would be impossible Appleby of New York and Challenger < draw after two years if they wish. Saturday night to be played In the not fumble away her chance for to complete gams in daylight were : V. Fessenden of Madison will Wittenberg withdrew from off color by hard practice. Maryland victory the Ray start the con- Eastern High gym, Washington, at 9 near Colgate’s goal line. Col- It to be started at 2:30 o’clock. i next Saturday Instead of Friday. ference in 1929, following a rift knows well the power of the eleven it is Instruction gate territory, 1 over face, Lack Aids Ruth o’clock. Bob Lyles, Atlantic 4267-W, fumbled in her own but alleged professionalism among its to and knows, further, that it only once in foot cannot waste much energy prior to the Washington, Is booking. Michigan State’s. Colgate ball players. Leading members of the team, vir- had Just about one real chance to score, test it is to undergo against Western and took it.” Maryland's undefeated combination. tually all of whom played with the Dixie P.’s Cobb Attributes Babe's Fine Batting to Freedom Pig team last Winter, are John Sher- A. All-Eastern Gridmen CANCELA SCORES K. 0. man, Sammy Hook and Lyles, forwards; The Narrow Margin. Blackle Adair and A1 Nicholson, cen- many appreciate the fact that NINE GAMES FOR W. & of Style First Allowed Player. Ends Indianapolis Bing M. ters, and Del Zahn and Lambert, guards. HOWin the last eight years Notre Dame The Associated Press all-Eastern foot ball selections, with Tilt With . has never beaten the Army by more the number of votes cast for each candidate, follow: Billon in Fifth Bound. Indians Next Year to Flay Most than one touchdown? Even the four Oft., Decem- The short right field fences and FIRST TEAM. Position. SECOND TEAM. INDIANAPOLIS. December t VP) Virginia. DEFY RULE FOR SAVOLDI horsemen won by this slim margin. In •f Foot Ball in ber S UP).—Ty Cobb says the lively ball then made an Ideal 1926 the Army won 28-0 and in 1928 Barres, Yale (32) E. Harding, Harvard (25) Tony Cancela, Detroit light-heavywelghh Va., leek of batting setting the Army won 18*0. Notre Dame had Price, Army (52) T. Vincent, (35) knocked out Harry Dillon of Winnipeg, WILLIAMSBURG, December 3 WAYNESBORO, instruc- for Ruth, Cobb said. Bears Will Play Ex-Irish Star De- Yale Canada, in the fifth round of a The William and Mary 1931 foot tion helped make Babe a touchdown advantage in other seasons Bromberg, Dartmouth (43) Q. Humber, Army (25) sch«£ schedule announced here today In- “His slumps are easy to under- Tine of SI,OOO. dating back to 1923 with only a point (64) uled 10-round boxing contest here lasi a— Butta the greatest long-distance spite Ticknor, Harvard C. Siano, Fordham (36) night weighed pounds etudes only two games with out-of- hit- stand. What most people don’t advantage In 1930. In 1927, 1929 and (43) Cancela 175 sal ter in base ball. CHICAGO, December 3 UP.—“Jump- 1930 three long runs for touchdowns Llnehan, Yale O. Wisniewski, Fordham, (25) Btate teams—Guilford at Williamsburg know Is that the big fellow Is a Savoldi, the former Notre Foley, Fordham (43) and Navy at Annapolis. It includes, ing Joe” were the only Notre Dame scores, one T. Crehan, Dartmouth (84) Kid Woods, Indianapolis bantam- The old Georgia Peach, here to pull hitter. He has got to pull that Dame star, will keep on playing with by Flanagan, one by Elder and one by Carlmark, Army (32) E. Nemecek, N. Y. U. (22) weight, shaded Frankie Jarr, Port however, games with two Virginia mem- Bean of the National Pro- bers of the Southern Conference—V. P. judge the State field trials, recalls ball to right field. That means the Chicago Schwartz. This shows how stubbornly Booth, Yale (39) Q. B. Wood, Harvard (26) Wayne, in the eight-round semi-wind- fessional Foot Ball League. (44) up. X. at Richmond and Washington and that Babe started out as a pitcher, that he has got to hit It within a SI,OOO the two rivals have stood their ground. Viviano, Cornell H. B. O’Connell, Holy Cross (26) Although the Bean were fined Knowing the speed, power and decep- (37) Lee at Norfolk. and no one expected much of a certain definite space on his bat of for alleged violation of the league rule, Hewitt, Columbia H. B. Hart, Colgate (22) BlUy Gooch, director of athletics at tion of the Notre Dame offense, this Macaluso, Colgate (64) pitcher at the bat. not more than inch or two to which prohibits the employment of a thin is first-class tribute to a F. B. Murphy, Fordham (32) COLUMBUS U. LISTS. the college, said in announcing the an college his class is grad- margin a the varsity of year “No one worried Ruth telling him make his home runs.” player until strong Army defense, year after year. THIRD TEAM—Ends, Riblett, Pennsylvania (16), Yudlcky, Columbus University has completed schedule that this uated. the Bear management said they Dartmouth (15). Tackles, arrangements for basket ball games will lose seven regulars through gradu- how to hit. He Just stepped up there The Babe Isn’t through and Hack would playing him. They have Wilson, Pennsylvania (8); Pincura, possibly keep Sophomore Titent* Maryland (7). Tracey, with Potomac State College of Keyser, tton. and one or two more. and took his cuts for the pure fun Wilson’s superiority won’t last, Oobb appealed the case to the league’s board Western Guards. Fordham (10); Hunt, Va., TM schedule, beginning September from the amount of Cornell (13). Center, Loeser, Yale (3). W. and Lynchburg College for Jan- of the thing. All the time he added. He also thinks there never ox executives. soph- Quarterback, mnnhiinii and M, tnchides nine games with on* open was Savoldi will play against the league- omore talent scattered around this

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