Wave of Upsets in Football Finale Wrecks Fine Records I parts1 *1 ■ — MONDAY, November 29, 1943—A—13.

system which puts all on an equal Flood That Flattens footing. Some star bowlers say ft Bassin's Return Boosts Colts' No 'Sleeper' Possible Is the toughest tournament tat them to win because the less tsTmtnil Irish Ruins F. & Chance to Win j performer Is more likely to feool M.r Grid Crown In Bond Pin Event above his average and GEORGE HUBER. capitalist on By Godfrey, a good paaser and kicker, & big handicap. Addy Bassin is set for play tomor- who has been on the list for “There’s a sleeper In every 16," ailing In the matter of expense the row in the Coolidge backfleld as the a the late of Columbia Randolph Field nearly month, will be in uniform. Cy Cummings tournament comes in the nature of Colts face Wilson at Central Sta- Coach Joe Carlo is about TED MEIER, glum Country Club used to say about golf a Christmas present. The bond By dium in the high school football his line, however. That has been Associated Frees Bports Writer. tournaments. The beloved philoso- purchase is a top investment and championship playoff and his readi- Wilson’s salvation all season, but NEW YORK, Nov. 29 —That Ion* pher’s observation generally would the bowling operators are donating ness for action definitely ups Cool- right now Carlo reports Gordon delayed wave of upsets that usually hold true in other sport* in which the mapleway s. Idge’s chances of winning its first O’Neill, all-high guard, and Tom marks every season participants are classified or given schoolboy gridiron title. Brewer, all-high tackle, on the ailing struck unexpectedly last week and handicaps. A runner list. These are the two key left In its wake the wreckage of speedy, swivel-hipped players But it doesn’t apply to the annual and a pass catcher of note, Bassin of the Wilson forward wall. Carlo Sports Mirror Notre Dame’s dream for a perfect bowling tournament sponsored by has attack all has gone so far as to list Tom By the Associated Press. season. keynoted Coolidge’s Payne Hie Star, this year a War bond Today a year ago—Prank Diana. season. He was injured in the game and Fred Cochrane as starting play- N. Y. U.. wins National AAU erase* even more than affair to open next Saturday at all country title, Perhaps shocking ers covering 10.000 metscs Western 10 but in their places, Coach • last year’s 55-12 rout of mighty against days ago, although metropolitan Washington alleys and In 30:52. the rest since then has given his Conn of Coolidge is wary of this Three years ago—Billy Conn. 174Vm Boston College by Holy Cross was continue through January 9, with outpoints Lee Savold. 1777a. In ICadS torn shoulder muscles time to heal. and wouldn’t be surprised to see son Souare Garden. the sizzling news late Saturday that the goal a fleet of warplanes. 15-raundar. Bassin is valuable not only as a both O’Neill and Brewer in there Five years ago—Bob Zuppks resigns Great Lakes had completed a 46- In The Star tournament, to enter as Illinois football coach, put la rein* ball carrier but a Such is his tomorrow for the full 40 minutes. in the last 30 seconds to decoy. which one is required to purchase stated Immediately by Board of Truss yard pass The tees. J that the expected absence of these _ humble the fighting Irish, 19-14. reputation opposition a non-payroll bond in series E, F or too much time him EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE, Other Records Smeared. spends watching two, however, goes farther to make G, during the period from Saturday and as a some of his Wiison the Results Yesterday. Coming in the last regular week consequence underdog. to January 9, nobody can take unfair teammates have been permitted to New York. 2: Baltimore. 1. of the 1943 campaign the wave of advantage, due to a full-handicap Boston. 8: New Haven, 3. slip away on long gains or to catch upsets also bowled over unbeaten while was cov- and untied Field of passes Addy being Race Fix Randolph ered. Charge Hearing Texas;; Franklin and Marshall of Lancaster, Pa., and almost gave un- Dean a Ball Hawk, Too. Is Scheduled for Quinn Cornell a over Other threats which derdog victory Coolidge help By the Associated Press. Pennsylvania. Virtually overlooked make that team a favorite are John MARLBORO, Md., Nov. 29. —A was Navy’s 13-0 triumph over Army Schullenbarger, one of the best hearing was scheduled tomorrow in the game that was expected to schoolboy passers and kickers in the by the Maryland Racing Commission be the outstanding one of the week. FISTICUFFIANS ARE FIRED—Here’s a shot of that unadvertised that third city; Dick Bergman, a steady plung- fight enlivened the for Jockey M. Quinn a Behind, 12-7, Notre Dame had ing back, and Dudley Dean, right following period of the trouncing Washington’s pro grid champs took from the Philpitts yesterday. It shows report of stewards that he attempt- taken a 14-12 lead on Creighton end who like Bassin is a talented Butler of the the Redskins’ Willie Wilkin, while Cabrelli holds ed to bribe another rider to “pull" a Miller’s touchdown with one min- Johnny atop Larry pass catcher. He's the lad to whom horse in the first race at Marlboro ute to play, a touchdown that back Ben Kish, who was banished from the fray along with Wilkin and his teammate, Clyde Schullenbarger tosses' most when track Saturday in the closing assured the Irish their —Star Bassin is covered. day apparently Shugart. Staff Photo. of the meeting. 10th straight victory and their first Mindful of the fact that Wilson, Stewards unbeaten, untied season since the too, is a hungry team and after its Ty Shea, William Har- 1930 Knute Rockne team. Statistics first football championship, Coach ron and Judge John Turner, jr., Wills and Robinson Mark Hockey is ordered Quinn suspended I But the Sailors on a Looks Gil Conn of Coolidge cautioning pending fr*%!!2W\ put regular Hockey NATIONAL league. movie finish after that. The Irish his players against overconfidence the hearing, which was announced T*«m. W. L. T. G. OG Pts. a that 0 3 by George P. com- It’s freshness in cigarette helps keep kicked ofl to the Sailors’ 37. Steve Montreal _„ 9 55 2.3 21 and is discounting reports of injuries Mahoney, racing [ H| Chicago _7 4 n 47 43 14 mission member. Lach a to the Irish Promise to key from Wilson. it smooth—and easy on your throat. completed pass Fast Ring Beyond Montreal, Detroit „_ 6 3 2 .39 31 12 players coming mild, flj Toronto _6 8 2 51 55 12 46. On the next play he faded He and his players were on hand Mahoney said Jockey J. Pannel] Marvels are to be fresher when Boston _ 4 8 2 52 58 in packed they back while Paul Anderson cut be- New York_ 0 11 1 30 84 1 when Wilson defeated Tech last signed a statement accusing Quinn ^B week for and of if he reach you—and stay fresh 26.4% longer hind the Notre Dame secondary Action Tonight Tied by Rangers Results Yesterday. the playoff spot they offering $50 would pull ^^B and snared Lach’s perfect peg on Montreal. 2: New York, 2 (tie), went away with the feeling that White Sea in the first race. Pan- after the pack is opened. Try Marvels today. V Frankie Wills. District middle- By the Associated Press, ^^B the 7 without a soul near him. Detroit, 8: Toronto, 4. they face a tough opponent. nell rode White Sea to victory. who several times has It Chicago, 6; Boston. 4. It’s smarter than you think There can be little weight been j doesn't look as though the p doubt, however, That Tech game was Wilson's best ■ to smoke Marvels! I on the verge of winning national will tie or break AMERICAN LEAGUE. that the Irish still rank as the No. so far this season. Its has another chance to Eastern Division. fast-charging 1 team in the on the basis recognition, the record country Team. W. L. T. G. OG Pts line was a big factor in that victory, step upward in the fight game to- of undefeated in 23 going consecu- _ 8 of their victories over Pitt, Georgia Hershey 2 1 41 24 17 while in the backfleld Stu Brown and %<0 electrical”) __ \ Providence _ night when he facas Ernest (Cat) tive games set three years ago by 4 4 2 25 28 10 Tech, Michigan., Wisconsin, Illinois, Buffalo _ Robinson in the bout of the 2 5 4 29 40 8 Russ Keith displayed more speed SERVICE m Navy, Army, Northwestern and the top the Boston Bruins. 1^ A. C. at Western Division. than they had previously this season. Seahawks. Liberty program Uline So far the Canadiens have gone Arena. Cleveland _ 7 3 .3 58 42 17 11T*RTHC~LI6HTH6~I6IIITI0I|3 through 12 games in a row without 2 5 6 3n 39 t. May Regain Godfrey. mflRV£LS Indianapolis_ L A 10-rouncer, it will match two finishing on the short end of the Pittsburgh 2 8 6 29 39 9 Both will be in top shape again The FRESH Cigarette of Quality Navy, aided greatly by Hal Ham- Results a Yesterday. J men, and action but for tomorrow's and fast-punching lively score, tipoff perhaps that the 1 big game, there's berg's coffin corner punting, shoved Providence. 6: Indianapolis, t. is promised also in several of the: end of their streak is near came the additional that Pearce over two second-half touchdowns Buffalo. 7: Hershey. 3 possibility supporting numbers. Wills and Rob- last night when the last-place New for its fifth straight victory over inson can hold a fast pace through- York Rangers held them to a 2-2 tie. Army and won the Eastern cham- j out the 10-round distance with' Since the had pionship. Like the Seahawks, Navy Rangers dropped Wills not hampered this time by their first 11 starts of the finished its season beaten only by season, weight requirements as he was the fact were able to Notre Dame. The Seahawks they tie the against Bob Montgomery here dur- league leaders was to trounced Minnesota, 32-0, in their significant ing the summer. In that fight he 15.327 fans at Madison Gar- last game. Square was down to 144 pounds and slowed in New York. The Randolph Field went down before den, addition of considerably to lose after talcing the Bucko Southwestern Louisiana Institute. big McDonald, former To- play from Montgomery for four fast ronto defenseman, strengthened the 6-0, while Bucknell defeated F. and rounds. Rangers, but it was the M., 21-13. A coffin corner punt by apparent Wills has gone undefeated since pressure is to tell on Alvin Dark that went out on the beginning the Montgomery affair, having twice Montreal. Randolph 1 in the third period trimmed the tough Jerry Fiorello be- The took over paved the way for the S. L. I. score. fore beating (Red) two second Glenn Dobbs, star Randolph for- George Doty place by edging Boston, 5-4, weeks ago at Akron. ! before 16.649 at in a wild ward passer, gambled on an aerial Chicago game marked a 21-minute second from the end zone. Fred Jacobs, Robinson, too, brings a good rec- by period because of with reserve S. L. I. half, intercepted it ord into tonight's engagement. He difficulty the chilled Vinnie at New time clock. One of two on the 18 and ran for the only; recently Vines goals by Clint Smith came what touchdown of the game. York, and before that shaded Joe during amounted to borrowed time. Although defeated, Randolph Agosto and drew against Izzy Jan- nazzo. He’s a combination boxer- A turnout of 13,806 at Detroit saw Field was selected yesterday to op- noted for the on a pose Texas in the Cotton Bowl on puncher speed. His only Redwings put third-period outburst to beat the Toronto New Year Day. Texas won the previous Washington appearance Maple was two Leafs, 6-4. Bill Southwest Conference title by beat- years ago when he scored Jennings' marker over Irwin on the Joe in 13:39 of the last ing the Texas on Thanks- Kay Kaplan period proved Aggies the giving. Louls-Buddy Baer card. winning one. Bud Bruneteau of Detroit and Sectional Leaders. Vic Creelman and Sailor Ed White, Babe Pratt of Toronto each bagged two one of Pratt's Except for the bowl games and a two consistent winners ip Washing- goals, the score March Field-Del Monte ton rings, are the main attractions tying at 3-3 early in the Preflight ■ final game on December 11, the season In the preliminaries. Creelman 1 period. is over. The outstanding teams in takes on Billy Banks and White! their sections included Navy, Dart- meets Abner Powell, jr., both atj mouth, Army and Penn in the East; eight rounds. Bee Bee Washington, Fists When Bisons Duke, L. S. U. and Georgia Tech another out-of-towner with a fol-! Fly in the South; Texas, Texas Aggies lowing here, meets Clarence Brown1 and Tulsa in the Southwest; Pur- in a four-rounder opening the pro- Bears due, Notre Dame, Northwestern, gram at 8:45. Upset Hockey Great Lakes and Iowa Seahawks in By the Associated Press. the Midwest; Oklahoma in the Big A good, old-fashioned slugging bee Six; Colorado College in the Rocky Moen s always peps up the spectators at a Mountains and Southern California, Bing Bowling hockey game. The 7.539 who turned Washington, College of Pacific,' out at Buffalo last night were March Field and Del Monte Pre- thrilled at the riotous goings on as flight on the Pacific Coast. Is Help in Franklin the Bisons upset the Hershey Bears, Here’s the line-up of the bowl 7 to 3, in the American League. games: Southern California and The trouble started in the first Washington in the Rose Bowl; Mixed Duo Win period when Bob Dill of Buffalo Georgia Tech and Tulsa in the slashed Billy Moe of Hershey. Dill The com- ; Louisiana State and Washlngton-Baltimore was given a major penalty. Near bination of Ingomar Moen Texas Aggies in the Orange Bowl;; (Bing) the end of the game Paul Waldner, "ith and Earl Campbell with Texas and Field in the I yesterday Buffalo defenseman was cut on the an Randolph a combined score of 1.258 won the Cotton Bowl. An opponent still is head. Frank Beisler of the Bisons fifth annual Franklin Mixed Doubles to be named for New Mexico in the and Fred Hergert of the Bears tournament held in Baltimore. The Sun Bowl. In addition, the annua! swung on each other and most of District’s star tallied 605 for her East-West game will be at the other players joined in with played five San Francisco. strings while her partner hit gusto. 653. , Buffalo manager, Besides Miss Moen sharing top hopped down from the bench onto Redskins honors, only three Capital duos the ice and Joined the melee. After finished the 17 team ace, was y-path the Redskins should won this I Sacrey, Lafayette with ln,:aw—*aad strew time the Steagles clearly outplayed j among the consolation winners with deadly hlo* his the 1942 was a game of 143. “aie champs. Not only ICE SKATING SUre ** Baugh, ace passer, again badly Other Oriole Winners. “Wosso Stee,J To rushed, but the Steagles outgained Other Baltimore prize winners 10 A M. TO 13 NOON J“7I 3 !lUrS"ng P.M. TO 5 P.M. their opponent* on the ground, 13 were: Hedy Zienkweicz-Norman 1 A:30 P.M. TO 11 P.M. acfc •*! ^t on first downs 4 and in carries ,;me> against yard- Roppelt, second, 1.255; Helen Spind- Th“ rfc itsy^Mn 297 to 58. Overall their ad- age. ler-Bob Fisher, third, 1,238; Eleanor BOWLING watcIl.. PnVate vantage was 390 yards to 269. It Litchfield-Don Alommy, fourth, (or fuse) “watch". was one of the worst pushings 1.224; Gertrude Vlkoski-George “* around the | 10 A.M. TO MIDNITE 6ieM Redskins have had, and Hrancika, fifth, 1,223; Elizabeth | ^cond M « the calculated to gamblers again went to the Barger-Nova Hamilton, sixth, 1,204; ^ do IM°S' wall. had as CHEVY "^soll wailing They given Winnie Sealover-Buck Schane, CHASE is <,a’”age- much as 14 or checked points, 4 to 1 the seventh, 1,201; Frances Bui-Jimmy ICE PALACE to an Every Redskins would win, doubtless on Ida °f Libertini, eighth, 1,198; Stallings- 4461 Conn. Ave. N.W. E«h ^ the basis of the 21-7 victory by the Winfield Ethel1 of , 1/I00ll> Guerke, 10th, 1,190; EM. 8100 J8fCOnd- these “w , of! Skins over the Bears. Diez-Charles Loskarn, 11th, 1,189; Although Baugh threw for the two Myrtle Liphard-Bill Esser, 12th, touchdowns scored by the Redskins, 1,184; Carolyn McGinn-Julian East- choosing Ends and erday, 13th, 1,181; Lois Shanahan- Joe Aguirre as his targets from the Hal Tucker, 15th, 1,174. 4 and 12 yard lines, Sammy had a Scores of other Washington two- precision to bad usual mass day. His bulletlike heaves somes: Alma Mehler-Eddie Keith, production. smack in the arms of receivers were 1,162; Lucile Young-Paul James,Tbrakesi going over their heads or kicking up 1,159; Frances Wilson-Tony Santini, or R E LI the dust at their feet, Sammy was 1,156;; Jessie Sacrey-Al Terry, 1,113. N E D being so rushed he lost his accuracy. D. C„ Baltimore Divide. hero of the win over , Washington bowlers split even in the was a 4 WHEELS Bears, in for only few min- their matches with Baltimore teams utes and took no in a major part over the week end. Anacostia Spill- In the COMPLETE scoring play. fourth quar- way defeated National Beer, 1,874 ter. with the Redskins trailing. 7-27, to 1.774, while King Pin was beaten threw a Cafego pass to Halfback by Oriole Lucky Strikes, 1,924 to Frank Seno from the Steagle 49, 1,804. FREE with Seno the going to Steagle 12, a Bub Guethler’s 142 and 406 led of 37 yards. There was Adjustments play Baugh the Spillway victory. Otis Shepherd| inserted to throw the touchdown with 176 and 425 was the big gun1 pass to Aguirre, who also kicked the for the visiting Lucky Strikes. ford m _ extra point. CHEVROLET .71) Baugh now needs two touchdown Terps' Best Plymouth passes in two remaining league Karangelen Chrysler "66" games to tie Cecil Isbell's league rec- Bainbridge Met in Line De Soto ) ord of 24 made last year. But his Dodge rival, Sid Luckman, tossed for four By the Associated Press. scores as the Bears wound up their BAINBRIDGE, Md.. Nov. 29—Fred league season, for a record-smashing Dobler, halfback of the Curtis Bay Pontiac total of 28 touchdown heaves. Sam- Coast Guard Cutters, and Pete Ka- ( Oldsmobile my will have to move to catch Co- rangelen, University of Maryland1 lumbia Sid. Guard, were named today by the; Other Cart Equally Lew Priced The Redskin ace Bainbridge football team as the best fuaHMaaMBMHMmwMMMawawMBwnwMBB might have Thousands of American soldiers and sailors acored another had not time run out. back and lineman faced by the Com- FREE BRAKE TEST on I I Just before the gun went off Sammy modores this season. Duplicate of Offi- passed 45 yards to who The Commodores’ , all-opponent cial D. C. Brake wasdowned on the Steagle 2. The team: Teating gun sounded before the teams lined Left end. Marriucci. Curtis Bay; left Machine. up for another the east tackle, Drulis, Camo Lejeune: left guard, play. Again Karangelen. Maryland: center Sabaste- goal posts fell before the football anskl, Camp Lejeune: right guard. Monica, brake service fanatics. The west remained Curtis Bay: right tackle. Gentry. Camp posts Lee: right end. Mallszewski. Camp Lejeune; In .place, guarded by three sturdy Walleck, Fort Monroe. Terrell. Camp Le- jeune. Makar. Maryland, and Dobler, >03 N St N.W. Ml. MBS gendarmes. Curtis Bay, backs. General * > Ps