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NONE HAS NAMED On CHUCK KLEIN KING QUINT IN INAUGURAL HOYAS’ HIGH BOYS —By JIM BERRYMAN LONE EAST TEAM the——| ED 1 HARGEDAN , A COMPLETE CARE Side Lines OF CLASH** FORWARD of GEOR&ETOVttl 1 UNIVERSITVSOASKETERS.. 1 N._LSLUGGERS 6 FEET-2 INCHES Op GOAL- With the Sports Editor Oklahoma U. Booked by G. W New-Made Cub Best Batter. Veteran Basketers to Face SHOOTING ACTION... ALL Unusual Criticism Follows eastern collegiate BY DENMAN THOMPSON Western LEAGUE FORWARD CAST Pick—Stanford for Thanksgiving—C. U., High in Hits, Total Bases, Fast Maryland VEAR AND MENTIONED Aiso •n college Mdmor's G. U. Pian Changes. HEN the Nationals, Doubles and Homers. in Tech High Gym. ALL-american... Has Black Mark. under the leader- ■ mmm m

BY H. C. BYRD. ship of Bucky Harris, By the Associated Press. basket ball will BY PAUL ZIMMERMAN, gave the Capital its YORK, December 5.— under Associated Press Sports Writer. ITH all but a scatterec get way tomorrow ’24 and first pennant back in If there’s any doubt about when Uni- ASADENA, Calif., December few foot ball games ol COLLEGE Georgetown followed up by achieving the the wisdom of the Chicago veteran 5.—For the first time in the 1933 out of the men NEW versity’s band of way, world championship at the Cubs in Charles H. 18 years of the annual rose in charge of athletics adding cagers encounters Western Mary- New York's expense of Giants, (Chuck) Klein to their for land in the Tech School fiesta, a New York City foot and coaches as well, are lookinf line-up High were rather they generally 1934, a glance at the official Na- at 8:15 ball team will parade its prowess ahead to next year in the ar- gymnasium, starting branded as a lucky outfit; one tional for last in the sta- of League averages o’clock. jr Jerrv OCpmwor garland garnished rangement intercollegiati to click that just happened season should remove it. Coach Mesmer's THE OTHER 6FT T. ^^1 dium New Year day. schedules and in the o Although Freddy "making while its rivals were faltering Forward who will Klein not only won the batting squad has been drilling for five weeks Columbia University made It possible, new alliances for other years t< » and one that stood little or no START AGAINST WESTERN an Stanford's invitation championship with average of .3(13. and boasts six mcml>ers from last year's -HAS AN LlNCANvlV accepting to par- ; chance of remaining at the top /MARYLAND come. Very few foot ball list; in of the base ball ladder. | but topped all rivals in four other de- strong quint, Western Maryland Is ex- kNOWLEEXiE OF THE BASKETS ticipate the intersectional gridiron bu .... for 1934 are entirely finished, ! Among keen students of the game I partments of play as he carried his pected to furnish plenty of opposition. INHEREABOUTS classic January 1, 1934. that at many have been developed to i l who were quoted to effect sensational slugging achievements The Westminster school for years has There was little surprise over the an- j nouncement which was made here yes- where only final negotia through the fifth successi\e year. Dur- been turning out formidable teams. point A1 Masters mg that period he never ha> made For Georgetown, Ed Hargaden and terday by graduate man- tions for one or two games re- ager of Stanford, since the that fewer than 200 hits, scored less than 100 Jack Crowley will be at the forward report Coach Lou Little's Lions had been in- main to complete the picture. runs or less than .337. posts, Bill Connors will jump center, ^OH-OMl SucH I ALTITUDE • • vited last week leaked out 24 hours be- ii The great outfielder, traded to the and Joe Corliss and Jerry O'Connor Many of the colleges, especially fore the acceptance statement was re- Cubs by the Phillies in tile most im- will hold forth at the guard positions, >1 FEEL, faint! ) the South and Middle West, al- leased. play portant of the off-season deals, led his according to the starting line-up an- most fixed schedules and have ven closest rival and teammate, nounced by Mesmer Hargaden. sec- Virgil Much Dissatisfaction. Davis, 19 in the race. ond scorer in the Eastern Inter- little leeway for new games. Theii by points batting high Davis, who since has been traded to collegiate League in 1932-33, is rated was. however, more than are almost nil, but thos< problems the St. Louis Cardinals, wound up one of the best cagers in the East and the usual expression of local dis- oi THERE do not have half a dozen more with a mark .349. over that n— i ■—a i t- of much is expected of the lanky Hoya satisfaction the team se- less fixed contests yea: this season. lected, born of the fact that only one games, played fa other the time was canny Connie Mack, titles came in base Frank Cumberland, former Gonzaga of the nine Eastern teams to participate after year, often have considerabli who made no bones about express- hits, where he had 223 against and Central High School athlete, will in the annual festival of foot ball ever to Kdc-in difficulty making adjustments ge ing the opinion that the collection 200 for Chick Fullis of the appear with Western Maryland and went home victorious. Two of the re- the kind of schedules they desire. I of service-worn veterans and inex- Phillies; in total bases, with 365 against probably will start at forward. Fowble. maining eight games ended in ties. Clark Griffith 299 for Wally Berger of the Mahonev and are the Southern , of Of greatest interest, of course, art ; perienced youngsters Sadusky, Hurley predominantly handed to a brand-new of un- Braves; in doubles, with 44 against 40 other four who will the the schedules of local schools, abou pilot oppose Hoyas. Middle Western extraction, voiced an tender was a for of the Cardinals, and freshmen will make their a team from the which very little has so far been an- usually years strictly Georgetown opinion that prairie team. in home runs, with 28. in a been more nounced. It seems to have been the one-year Berger finishing bow preliminary, opposing Tech States might have acceptable, Yet came back the second with 27. at 7:15 o’clock. since two choice of those in charge of athletic: they following especially only representatives season and, with a bit of Back of Klein and Davis in the bat- Admission will be 40 cents. have an at OfOrgftEMVJl, George Washington bolstering, from that section ever made Catnolic University, Gallaudet, Ameri- made an even better record in again till? parade trailed Riggs Stephenson -•- appearance. The West won one of these copping the American League ban- of the Cubs in third place with a .323 and lost the other. can University and. Maryland to keep ner. to Che average: Tony Piet of WRITERS PICK CONSIDINE. for in the background for the most pan although succumbing Pittsburgh, And the South had its say, too. Pirates in the Fall title set. traded recently to the Cincinnati Reds, their activities that have to do witl Bob Considine of the Herald was it alone holds the edge over the Pacific I Now that the Nationals again have with .323; Bill Terry, manager of the AT Coast defenders with three the games they expect to play nex: elected chairman of the Washington EIR4T GLANCE THE GEORGETOWN QOlNT LOOKS victories, shown the to all seven rivals in world New York Fall. way champion Giants, .322; Chapter of the Base Ball Writers' Asso- LIKE ITS ON STILTS... AVERAGES WELL OVER feFEET.. one defeat and a tie. their circuit, although this time West Schulmerich of the Phillies. .313; ciation of America at the organization's Stanford and Columbia have some- being routed by the Giants in the John L. (Pepper) Martin of the Car- Provides Holiday Tilt. annual meeting yesterday. thing in common in this situation, , there is a similar tend- dinals, .316, and Floyd Vaughan, Pi- because the Rose Tournament deal is known of hot however, a good ency on the part of those wise in the rates, .314. Committee's choice of Coach Tiny of the schools far some actually ways of base ball to minimize the Thornhill’s stalwarts was not given NOThave gore in the arrangement o strength of a flag winner which, co- picked up two of the in- DETERMINE SCORES AS HE OPENS Lions Made TO universal approval. their schedules for 34. but somethin! incidentally, also is bossed by a new Martindividual championships, with 122 Team, done has dribbled out runs of what is being and youthful playing manager—Joe and 26 stolen bases, while Both Defeated unce. to channels. For instance, Jin Cronin. Pullis was the most times, 647, public 14TH CUE TITLE HUNT GRID PLAY-OFF SITE Stanford wanted Princeton, but the Plxlee of George Washington has sale As in the case of the Harrismen, and collected the most singles. 162. When Well Beaten Neither could virtually nothing about his plans foj J the current Cronin crew’s success is Vaughan hit the most triples 19, while by Tigers, Tigers couldn’t come. understood to be next season, but it is known that hi being attributed more to the disin- Dick Bartell of the Phillies had the Michigan, unofficially Greenleaf Runs 33 in Win Over Bears to Have Choice for Tilt With one the favored teams. Duke, definitely has arranged to have Okla- tegration of the once great Yankee most sacrifices, 37, for the second con- of Army. and Nebraska also were mentioned homa U. come here on Thanksgivinf machine and the mediocrity of its secutive year. Lou With Smile Navy in Little, Giants if Beat or Then Columbia dav. which will give Washington a bif opponents than to inherent class on Klein and Paul Waner of the Pirates Seaback—Rudolph, Caras Says They as possible opponents. I was invited. holiday contest, something it did noi the part of the Nationals themselves, were second to Martin in runs, with Fall. and their defeat Matches Tie Packers. As in the case of Columbia, which have this by the Giants is 101. and Waner finished runner-up to Today. BY EDWARD J. NEIL, I "For three stys Little, "I've is for : years,” lost one game this season—a 20-to-0 de- Catholic University angling cited as corroborative evidence. Vaughan for triples, with 16 Frankie been to Matal to ! Associated Press Sports Writer. trying get Tonj play feat Princeton—Stanford's slate wa« big team to come to Washington lati Frisch, manager of the Cardinals, was by left the way he can. He played Associated Press. for a very important thing being By the Associated Press. By the not clean. The Ind’ans were held to a in November homecoming game Martin's closest rival as a base stealer, I TV TEW YORK, December 5—It took good ball, but not the kind he could. and were It also is carrying on negotiations thal overlooked by those inclined 18. HICAGO, December 5.—R a 1 p h HICAGO, December 5.—Whether scoreless tie by Northwestern ONE pilfering a workmanlike pasting from the For no reason I could see he suddenly result in several in tin to sell the Griffmen short, the New York Giants and the defeated by Washington, 6 to 0. mav changes Klein's durability also was proved by Greenleaf of New York on fire. Today that 185 the sensor is that in today militant sophomores of Prince- caught pounds Bears meet in the Na- Built around a group of big. fast schedule it played during however, pitching— the fact that he was one of five play- I f \j of redhead Is the most destructive end Chicago same is trui estimated at 60 to was away to a victorious start in tional Professional Foot Ball the Stanford team stepped just closed. The thing variously from ers who took part in every one of their ton to make a Rose Bowl com- ever seen.” League sophomores, I’ve Bowl of In fact, some rathei 85 per cent of a team's strength— The others were BarteU of his fourteenth world play-oS in New York or Chicago De- into the Rose picture by defeating Georgetown. clubs' games. quest pocket i pany out of the Columbia Lions. sweeping changes in Georgetown’s lisl the 1934 edition has every prospect of the Phillies and Paul Waner, Har- cember 17 depends on the outcome of Southern California. 13 to 7, and went billiards championship. wouldn’t thrashed Penn State, 33-0, may be looked for. University of Rich- of being even more formidable than old (Pie) and Gus Suhr, all of | “If they go themselves, they the Bears’ battle with the Green Bay on to win the selection with its 7-to-3 Traynor The New York who has held mond is likely to be one of George- this year's for the simple reason the Pirates. star, j did the next best thing," chuckles Head THEYwith the fourth quarter cut to 6 Packers next Sunday. triumph over its arch rival, California. town’s new while the home that Monte Weaver should be the title with few Interruptions since President Joseph F. Carr of the Pro While Bobby O ray son. a fleet 187- opponents, -•- Coach Lou Little. "They made a foot minutes to save further damage. coming is pretty sure to be with somi available for service throughout the 1919. opened the tournament with a League, has notified George Halas, pound fullback who calls the signals, over ! They beat Cornell, 9 to 6. after being team other than West Virginia. campaign instead of only half of 125-to-62 victory Charles Seaback, ball team, that is going, out of my fel- president and coach of the Bears, that is the running and passing star, the veteran from Astoria. N. in Gallaudet and American University it as was the case this past Sum- HOYAS PLAY OPENER Syrian Y„ lows.” penalized 70 yards in the first period the team finishing with the best per- blocking of Robert (Bones) Hamilton, 27 Both are fairly certain to play about thi mer. innings. played raggedly at I alone. They beat Navy, 14 to 7. and centage will be given the choice of a halfback from Sewickley, Pa.; the the start, but And so Princeton's handiwork, a Co- same kind of schedules '.hey have hac A1 Earl Whitehill and Greenleaf got control and sites. The Giants have won kicking of Frank Alustisa, first- Crowder, ”Rip” Miller said of the Lions then, playing quick the last few years, and consequently Walter Stewart, with Jack Russell IN CONFERENCE LOOP ran 14 in the tenth inning to go Into I lumbia team that came roaring out of 10 games and lost 3. while the Bears year ; the sterling end play the lead and remain there. He had a better than Pittsburgh. I cannot have any great changes. Only to back them up. constitute a j defeat to reorganize in October and "they’re have won nine, lost two and tied one. of James (Monk) Moscrip. from Adena, of while Seaback's best j know. both beat us.” a very limited number of college: ! pretty classy curving corps in them- high 33, They A victory or a tie with the Packers Ohio, and the accurate field goal kick- with the Ken- : was 14. sweep through the remainder of the Little took his first-string backs out Bill qualify for competition selves, without taking into consider- Meets Bucknell, Newcomer. 5 would give the Bears the edge, a Green ing of all-America Corbus, captain | Friday A of season undefeated, will leave here De- 28 seconds before the end of the first dal! Greeners and the Eagles. ation A1 Thomas, Bob Burke or pair Philadelphians. George 1 Bay victory, however, would give the and guard, went a long way toward cember 19 for the New Year battle Maryland has about completed it j the others, but with the addition. and Invades Pitt Floor for Kelly, holder of the national title, and half and Fred Borries promptly ran 76 Giants the better standing, and choice putting Stanford into the annual holi- Andrew Ponzi, were with Stanford in the Rose Bowl at Pasa- for score. made arrangements, but has not yet mad' of Weaver on a full-time basis it matched in the j yards Navy's only Navy of fields. day game. j first this afternoon. were dena, thinking kind thoughts of Old i three first downs all any announcement definitely statin? I shapes up as just about the best Contest. game They afternoon. They will be out to thump the Pack- Coach Tiny Thornhill said practice 1 Saturday to be foUowed Erwin ; Nassau for the first time this year. with terrific the Lions what opponents it will have. However balanced in the circuit. by Rudolph of I Hitting power, ers. in order to meet the Giants at would be renewed at Palo Alto this Cleveland, the 1930 There is a within a in the tied Virginia. Washington and Lee, Virginia I As contrasted with his 1932 rec- champion, and Wil- story story ! swamped Lafayette, the team that . The Giants have not week. Oc- 1 liam Mosconi, a Philadelphia youngster. 20-to-0 licking Columbia absorbed Colgate, 46-6. In the final game they Military Institute and Virginia Poly- j ord of 22 games won and 10 lost, By the Associated Press. lost a game at home, while the Bears ‘’Of course I know’ something of what James Caras of run- tober 21 from a Princeton team that beat 16-0. made technic Institute have been playing fo: t Weaver this year turned in 10 vic- Wilmington. Del., Syracuse, Syracuse have not lost e game on their home to expect,” he said. "I played with December 5.—The to Greenleaf last in finished its season unbeaten and untied 14 from several years and are to be met again ! tones and 5 defeats, the difference ner-up year his first two first downs, gained yards field. i and against Lou in pro foot ball.” Intercollegiate Basket Ball Con- for the will and then forestalled invitation to and midfield once— in the number of games participated Philadelphia. try championship, tackle any scrimmage got past ] ference. its roster increased to : Pasquale Natalie of Chicago in tonight's the Rose Bowl by announcing the Tiger to Columbia’s 47-yard line. Ians Eager to Know. I in being due to the fact that during six through the addition of Bucknell, match. still season was travel- i the most recent campaign he was I poUcy against post-season games At the end of the it GOOD deal of interest will b< gets its second season under way on was There were 10 seniors in a entirely out of action for a period in effect. ing at top speed, polished, stylish, shown followers of foo Friday, when Georgetown's court squad of by local of more than two months, from Columbia’s line-up that day. Most hard-tackling, beautifully clicking team A when the schedules are an- j Invades Lewisburg to meet the new- blue ball j June 2 to August 5, to be exact. CHESS TEAMS INVITED them had played through two straight It’s a picturesque outfit in light THE SPORTLIGHT comers nounced. not because of genera to the circuit. victories over the and white. The stars are only A mysterious arm ailment which Tigers. outstanding interest in the local schools but als< A schedule of 27 games has been wouldn't said and Barabas lp the back- ! finally was traced to a stomach dis- Team Tournament “They just believe,” l Montgomery _BY GRANT LAND RICE- of the of big game: carded, with West Virginia, Temple to Be Planned. Matal at end. because possibility order made of Weaver just so much Little, “that they had anything to fear ! field, and red-headed on local fields. In other words, an- and Georgetown plaving 10 conference from Pooh! And for what it is today, Princeton excess baggage over a stretch of nine Marshall Here Tonight. Princeton. Sophomores? j REVERIE IN A DESERTED STADIUM. of when sucf 1 contests each; 9, 8 noun Cements schedules, weeks in which has absence was Carnegie Pittsburg They ate sophomores.’’ I gets an assist. announcements come, will show wha' and Bucknell 7. Officers will be elected (With a Nod at Mr. Gray.) costly, not only on the score of his and plans be next Fall in the waj Pitt opens defense of its title on Sat- made for the THAT time—October—no one may expected winning ways being missed, but be- organization’s annual five- The curfew tolls the knell of parting play; of and attractive gridiror urday when Georgetown travels to man team chess tournament had the true MANVILLE MAKES QUINT. interesting cause it threw more of a strain on tonight guessed potentiali- The fagged-out herd winds zigzag o’er the lea; Western Pennsylvania for Its second at a of the AT competition. the flingers who had to carry the meeting District of Co- ties of Princeton's grand squad. William Manville of 1622 N street is The head coach homeward plods his weary way. This matter of schedule-making ir conference tilt. lumbia Ches? lot to be burden while he was idling. League at the Capital So it fell to Columbia's the playing as a forward on the Rensselaer And leaves the to Winter—and to me. as it seems The schedule: field foot ball is not as easy complete City Chess Club, 915 Fifteenth street, at first to discover it when it was too late Polytechnic Institute basket ball team a schedule is announced it mat IS the December 8. Georgetown at Bucknell: 9. 8 o’clock. When significant that during 4® do anything about it. On the open- of N. Y. He is of the more Georgetown at Pitt. Troy. president For them no the ringing cheer shall sound, seem to the general public that it wa: time Weaver was his Any grop of five or more kick-off, a Columbia devoting January 0. Carnegie at West Virginia, players ing sophomore B. O. R„ an honorary athletic society Who blocked an end or hammered through a line; a case of representatives o IT to wishing to put a team in the back Is simple time exclusively diagnosticians Temple at Pitt- 9. Temple at Carnegie: 12, tourney fumbled on his 30-yard line. | at the institution. Manville enrolled No more their faces bump along the ground Institutions together ti 1 Georgetown at Carnegie: Georgetown should have at least certain getting and other specialists the Nationals 13, one representative Princeton scored a few moments later in the mechanical engineering course, As cleated land on some ball next Fall on sue! at West Virginia; Hi, Carn»gie at Pitt; 20. at j feet roughly spine. say "We'll play foot jumped from trailing the Yankees the meeting. and the Columbia seniors never did get class of 1936. could be Temple at Georgetown: 27. Bucknell at and such a date." but nothing three and one-half to a four- Temple. West Virginia at their balance back. worked games Pitt. Frank Everything Let not the critics mock the useful guile from fact. Some of the mos but the February 5. Bucknell at Georgetown: 0. Marshall, national chess cham- further game margin of leadership, for the Tigers, nothing for the Lions. each oftei Bucknell at West Virginia: 10. West Vir- pion, will meet any number of con- Of forwards scrapping for open yard— astute angling one could imagine extra toll this imposed on his con- “That’s no Little. “Prince- [ | ginia at Temple: 17. West Virginia at testants in simultaneous alibi,” says Nor halfbacks hear with a disdainful smile is indulged in before a game is settlec tinuously active mates showed up Georgetown; 17. at 72 play tonight 0. Georgetown Temple: at 8 ton might have beaten us 40 to Basket Briefs The short and simple annals of’the guard. can b Carnegie at o'clock at the Jewish or even before an agreement during the stretch rim and carried Bucknell: 24. Carnegie at Tem- Community When we got home I said nothing to to ple. Pitt at Georgetown: 27. Pitt at Car- Center. The exhibitions will be under cbtain*-d from one of the teams pla: i over into the world series where the about the itself. I negie. the of the J. C. C. squad game The boast of stardom and the pomp of power— at all. First, if the game itself appeal: the March 3. at auspices Chess Club. j Crowder, particularly, displayed Pitt Temple. West Virginia just told them we were starting the And all the a season knows— it a matter of com at Bucknell: 6. West Virginia at Carnegie: Contestants are required to their With Heuer 14 head- fame flashing to both schools, is deleterious effects of overwork. bring season scoring points, 7. at West 9, at own all over again.” Await alike the inevitable hour, eligibility rules, then it be At the time Weaver with Temple Virginia: Temple pieces. A charge of $1 a board their attack, Flying Eagles last parative pulled up Bucknell: 10, Carnegie at Georgetown. Pitt Little felt some of his seniors had ing will be made to cover the basket ball The paths of glory lead but to the pros. com"s a question of whether it will b< his lame flipper his record showed at West Virginia. cost of Mar- night racked up their third shall’s Reservations lost their edge. He had to work with Tre- a game for one year, two years or threi four i^ins and three losses for ap- appearance. are win in as many starts, downing one good first team. Reserves are few Perhaps in this deserted spot once played and then what the financial ar proximately seven weeks of cam- being received by I. S. Turover at monts, 27-21, at Roosevelt High. Ga- years, and inferior, but he started injecting Some forward passer of celestial fire. rangements should be, and if the ganv paigning, and in the eight weeks BIKE CLUB GROWING District 6796, or I. L Sollod at De- lotta led the losers with 10 points. is new’ blood. Some back the all-time line-up could, have as a financial venture is likely to tx catur 3030. made, Bill a defensive Phi Lambda defeated Or trucked to ecstasy through and mire. successful, and a thousand and oni Nevel, 175-pound Sigma quint turf in who hasn’t carried the ball all Dixie 27-16, and Congress Other questions to which intercollegiati Over 3U Organization which is I-1 back, the Five, at He blocks was a winner over the Blue Full a star comnetltion gives rise have to be settlec t season, went in fullback. Heights many of purest ray serene. Headed by Charles Allen. and nearly tears off with his 36-21. in Southeast Community The unknown, unsung colleges still before the really big foot ball games art Pro legs- Eagles, bear; tackles. A1 Barabas, 190 pounds of Center League games. Full many a Thorpe is born to buck unseen definitely arranged. Things are looking up again for Hockey and the fastest man on the And waste his rushes on the Tanktown air, hereabout. The District di- sopohmore is cyclists squad, went to left half, the bucking Pirate A. C. of Alexandria seek- vision of the Century Road Club Asso- By the Associated Press. tilts -With 125-pound quints. Call post. Ed Brominski, 172-pound right ing Columbia. Goes West. Nebraska also finished with one of ciation. in the doldrums for some time, Canadian-American Bernheimer at Alexandria 30 TO GO OVER BASKET CODE League. halfback, a shifty runner end pass re- Manager the strong teams of the year. now has more than 30 active members between 6 and 7 carries the colors of 0. ceiver, at half, with Cliff p.m. There would be no wide and a club house at 915 I street, where Quebec, 2; Philadelphia, stayed right choice for 158 but a the East to the Rose Bowl late November games Meeting Is Laiiet I the boys gather each Tuesday night Montgomery, only pounds, First Baptist Church dribblers are among Michigan Interpretation TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE. brilliant fellow does Stanford on New Minnesota. Southern for meetings. The club house was do- who everything, after a game for tomorrow night on game, facing California. Stan- . sticking to his job at quarterback. court. Call COLUMBIAYear ford. Pittsburgh. Nebraska. Purdue, for Thursday Night. nated by Cy CauBman. a former rider. the Central High Manager day. he functioned at the fag end of the The right side of the line was reor- Princeton, Tennessee and Alabama— Charles Allen was elected president Montreal Canadians at Boston. Whitesell at Metropolitan 2161, apart- And those who are for a i A to interpret the 1933-3 l season he achieved six wins offset A1 looking with Columbia no of a November meeting of the District group when Detroit at Montreal Maroons. ganized. Ciampa. 177-pound Junior, ment 1011, after 5 p.m. part will be held by the Dis by two setbacks, reorganiza- took Far Western avalanche to roll across And is much tourt rules only was effected Toronto at New York Americans. the center Job and two sophomores. push-over. Army better of i thus demonstrated in two tion recently. the mangled remains of Lou Little's than it looked tirict of Columbia Board Approvei Having Larry Pinckney, a 190-pounder, at Sigma Alpha Kappa quint has an- against a Notre Dame a t seasons that he is outfit may be in for a shock. Basket Ball Officials Thursday night consecutive cap- International League. guard, and Paul Jackel. 185 pounds, at nounced that because of a schedule which suddenly went dervish. 5 The odds will favor Stanford the Y. Officials, coaches and player able of winning two-thirds or more Owen McDowell, It will be unable to its en- just Michigan at full strength might be OFFICIALS Detroit at Windsor. tackle, respectively. mixup keep as will invited. of his games the prospect of 20 or GRID ELECT they favor any Far Western team the pick, for lost a star are _ basket ball captain, weighing 177 gagement tonight with the Red Wings Michigan when Beckett more victories the medium against an Eastern outfit in a New her star ! When Prof. C. Edward (Pop) through Canadian-American League. pounds, became the regular bight end. on the Langley Junior High School Savage, guard, was hurt. and wh ) arm make the Year tiff. But Columbia, beaten by was founder of the board in 1921 of his sturdy right Eberts Made President of District The team started court. Savage to Michigan what Rosen- No games scheduled. going places. Princeton in an has headed it since, refused to stam i outlook for another Washington early October battle, berg was to Southern California—what came at a terrific down the No- lor re-election, Orrel Mitchell, Gonzag: i pennant in 1934 better than fair. Body—Supper Plans Made. -1 pace Corbus was to Stanford—valuable in vember stretch with one of the best coach and sports official here for sev Owner Griffith and Field Leader many ways. t Bernard L. (Dutch) Eberts was coached teams in On the eral years, was elected president. Beck Cronin, who are due to open a series many years. After a slow start, Texas Christian : ex- elected president of the Washington basis of 11 men to a side I should say ett was elected honorary president fo of conferences here tomorrow, ’Bama Rides to Grid Title on Defense University came like a Southwestern District Foot Ball Officials’ Association it would be an even test, life. Dr. Jack Simpson was chosen vie ; pect to be on the job at the big though grant- blizzard to take its place among the last with Comdr. Jonas In- an1 1 sessions next week in Chicago night, H. ing that Stanford has come a long way best. Joe Mitchell, treasurer, league 0 president. in former graduate manager of ath- from the Stanford team I saw in Chi- Ben Kail, secretary. with a view to bolstering the club gram, And no record stood above that of ietics at the Naval vice on 14. Application of Dutch Eberts for re any way possible through the me- Academy, pres- While Good, Not Devastating, But Line Was Among Best in Dixie. cago October Little Centenary with 400 students to but if ident, and Paul A. Cohlll, secretary- Attack, Columbia’s will be her instatement was approved. He resignei l dium of trade or purchase, big problem pick from—a team which played a treasurer. Eberts, one of the reserve a on last year and became affiliated wltl i thev have to face the barrier next organizers power, always big factor hard schedule without a defeat./ Man- the District Tech led the Tide until the a warm a sun. It the Maryland State Board. Spring "as is” they can figure on of groilp. succeeds Jack BY DILLON GRAHAM, who did the majority of the passing. Georgia day under steaming ning, Smith, Geisler and others were an even more formidable Gass and Comdr. Ingram replaces Dick He was never outbooted and wound last quarter. is largely in this respect that Stanford the season's stars. directing Associated Press Sports Writer. among outfit than that which was plenty- Daniels. Cohill was re-elected. up with an average of around 42 The Alabama forewall was one of will have the caU. good enough to bring home the Plans for the annual b’-ffet supper December 5.—Ala- yards. the best in Dixie. Its ends were But Lou Little has developed a Comparative Scores. and smoker of the association Decem- of Alabama's nine The defense, both defense and a first-class D. C. on Lions’ bacon this year. bama rode to the first Six opponents good. secondary strong, rugged again comparative scores Boy ber 15 were virtuaHy completed. were held scoreless. Two made in backing up the line and in guard- scoring machine led by Montgomery Southeastern Conference foot proved little or nothing. You safeties and two counted ing against passes, proved its worth. and Barabas—a team well capable of ONCE *iay * hear 40 dozen fcot ball Rose Bowl ATLANTA, on the In Prom its own He arguments ball championship touchdowns. Seventeen his title-winning aggrega- holding against anybody. Squad INVADE points upon this cockeyed foundation SONNENBERG TO nine an of less than tion Coach Prank Thomas loses nine also has two first-class ends, Matal be- strength of its defense. games, average Slattedut they get nowhere. What two contest. are Tom for ing one of the best In the country. argument Court Results offensive was points per players. They Hupke, ever does? will bask in some The Crimson Tide’s named as a on the Will Meet Pinto Friday Night in Hie Crimson goal drives failed two years guard Illinois, ably coached by Bob reflected when Colum- It suf- Bo Kirk- Strong Teams. Zuppke WASHINGTONglory not devastating. proved just against Mississippi and Fordham. all-star conference team; held both Michigan and Ohio bia and Stanford in State to oppose Show at Auditorium. ficient to win in seven of the nine Other major clubs found no great land, another guard; James Dildy, a November Tennessee even games, the cf Notre Dame, 30; Kalamazoo College, barring only goal after the Tournament Roses gridiron on either of these tackle; Leach, and end; were the 22. games. difficulty scoring Foy captain and Alabama among the touchdown, and yet bad heavy trouble classic on New Year day. Strangler Lewis again may gain Howard THROUGH The attack was built around Mil- outfits. Frank Moseley, quarterback; strongest teams in the country, against Chicago, which For the first time the will championship, but as long as North Dakota, 53; Mayville Teach- finished well Capital rassling Howell, a half- Alabama’s best show of power Chappell. Erskine Walker and Bill with a chance that Tennessee’s of- down the list. in the Gus Sonneni is around, the vener- ers, 18. lard (Dixie) junior be represented annual fixture erg who was came Tennessee, when the halfbacks, and Larry Hughes, fensive led , Yet In will have difficulty in Northwestern, 40; Bradley, 19. back from Hartford, Ala., against Joyce, power, by Chicago late November was a by Larry Pinckney, former Gonzaga able Strang' r could match attack. different Western State Teachers, 24; Mich- named on the all-star southeast Crimsons rolled up two,touchdowns. fullback. any team from that which Michi- and Central player, now with Co- hanging on .0 it. at Tuscaloosa 11. club. Except for one brief flurry, which But the material is Well know more about this after the gan beat so badly. Entirely different. lumbia. Harry Chase, who played Sonnenberg, who will rassle Stanley igan. be counted to next 16. It was Howell who scored most of luckily netted the game's rally touch- and Thomas can upon Ten§essee-L. S. U. game Saturday, This will be a marvelous Winter for at Washington-Lee High School, Pinto Friday at the Washington Audito- Michigan SUfte, 25; Olivet, who shook loose down, the Alabama attack was no have another strong contender In wheV Biff Jones has a stout defense foot ball arguments, with *11 the B&llston, Va„ also is with the Co- rium. claims to have thrown Lewis eight Valley City Teachers, 42; Northern Hama’s touchdowns, knots on the run*, It wa* Howell great shakes against Vanderbilt. the running^ next year. waiting. and tables left to be untied times for a of 1X00. Normal, 11 _ long lumbia squad. batting average ;■ — ft ) £jid

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