I Tennessee’s ‘Perfect* Season Matched by Only Five Teams in Modern Football ---- ——— -—--——----- Powerful Texas Ags Sophs Color Winter Capital Youth Leads Yielded No Scores Athletic Outlook Middy Basketers In 1917,1919 At Princeton Into By PAUL J. MILLER. Campaign Canadian press activity radiates from one national organization, ;he Canadian Chess Federation which has Dominion in headquarters * Colgate in '32, De Pauw Newcomers to One of roronto, home of its president, T. Schofield, and Treasurer Bernard Varsity Hanley Only Two Freedman. In Duke Last Year Six vice assist the '33, Basket Ball, Swimming, Regulars Returning presidents federation’s chief executive: J. P. Goal Uncrossed Erichsen Brown. R. C. Gingras, C. De Wet, J. S. Morrison, Charles Kept Hockey Bolster Teams From Last Season Robillard and F. M. Wren. Current secretary is H. W. Jordan, who shares responsibilities with A. Ouelette, assistant secretary. By DILLON GRAHAM. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 16.—Navy bas- Throughout the Dominion of Canada chess players look to Toronto Sports Editor, A. P. Feature Service. PRINCETON. N. J„ Dec. 16.—Up- ket ball practice is under way, with [or leadership in national and in-4- The Tennessee Volunteers were lohn Wilson again head coach and crnational tournaments. Last sum- and-coming sophomores are making azine. So, James is all ktike Hanley of Washington, D. C., team making a to do mer the federation sent a select no better than 600-to-l shot Princeton’s winter sports picture a arrangements. is captain. Hanley and Norman to participate in the congress of the but. came through unbeat- little It, they brighter this year. All three _,ee, both guards, are the only reg- International Chess Federation at Under the secretariat of James on. left from last the has risen from en. untied, and unscored of the teams engaged in formal rlars year. Buenos Aires. league obscurity Bob to become the official Almost every season produces a league competition—basket ball, Capt. Laney, forward; George United States chess periodicals correspond- jhesquiere, towering center, who ence chess chapter of the National few teams that to slip hockey and swimming—are counting carry reports of the progress and manage ed the team in point making, and Chess Federation. Southern Chess on good newcomers. competitive play of Canadian play- through a long campaign without 3ob Gillette and Larry Geis, who Association and State Chess As- NO SMILE HERE—Jimmy Basket ball, for example, has Paul ers. being tied or beaten. But only six ilternated at forward, have grad- sociations of Illinois, Minnesota, Kitts was just after Busse, a 6-footer who learned the Toronto has several active teams in the history of modern foot- pictured lated. Iowa, Utah, New York, Washington. their game at Newark Academy, ready to chess clubs that maintain ball have been able to keep he was informed at Houston, uuuing 10 riay icnier, Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and step in and replace Giles Scofield, game rooms which are avail- goal line uncrossed in their victory that he had been “fired” Hanley and Lee are good defen- North Carolina. Tex., Princeton's captain and high scorer able to the public at all hours. parades. sive guards and the former has as football mentor at Rice in 1939. In fact Busse, a ball is combined with Tech Forges Ahead. Gridiron clubs that go unbeaten good lemonstrated considerable offensive Usually bridge handler, a fine shot and a digger chess to assure adequate, operating Tech Chess Club leads Wilson. * and untied figure they've had a Institute. strength at times. Phil Gutting, for 40 minutes, already has won for expenses. Among the most noted Chess Club In the current Interhigh perfect season. But the real "per- lie soph who did such good work himself the pivot spot, making him is the Queen City Chess and Bridge Chess Association team tournament. fect" season should be unbeaten, is a member of the-Navy backfield the only sophomore on the starting Club of Toronto, of which Bernard 19-15. Central ranks third over untied and unscored on. In base- igainst the Army, will step into the five. Freedman is president. Eastern by the margin of one point, ball a pitcher who tosses a no- Will Lose Stars enter position. He is 6 feet 3 inches Busse. who also was a Next a Navy substitute Another very active club in Can- 11-10. comes Roosevelt with hitter thinks he has had per- all and was high scorer for the end in football and the best punter ada is the Montreal Chess Club. The four points and Western with one fect game, but the highest recogni- Plebes last season. on that squad, has another sopho- vear round this club so- lone point brings up the rear. tion should go to the twirlers who Outstanding candidates for the encourages but more rival in Bob Peters, likewise a cial and match chess. Visitors are Latest scoring by teams in the didn't allow a man to reach first By Graduation, orward positions are Norman Ack- footballer, who may yet beat out welcome. Established in the fourth round: base. ey, Tom Blount, Bill Riley and 1844, Dave Lloyd for a Montreal a T>cb, 5; Roosevelt. O. The Vols had some narrow shaves, starting guard Walt Shaffer of last year’s squad Chess Club, has fine job. Robert Feeney 1 Benson Zweig 0 but in the clutch they had the Rooks Plentiful from the Plebes. library that will delight the heart of ind Jack Ebnett George Gee 1 Sam Zwetg 0 Court Outlook Rosy. chess strength to preserve their amazing Joe Hunt, the tennis ace, also will any lover. David Barsa 1 Stanley Aldrich n The Tigers definitely are expected F.rnst Solberg 1 Elliott Raum n defensive record. for the varsity. Chess Problem No. 223. Mac Sacks 1 Leo to be better -ry Adler 0 Unbeaten Plebe this season, particu- By HAWES. British Chpss Magaztn*. Texas Twice “Perfect." Squad About 60 candidates have re- Wilson, fit Western, 0. Ags larly since they have absorbed more 1 BLACK—MEN. modern football came in tried and the squad shortly will Harold Zucker 1 George Clark 0 « Since To Fill Out the James Benner Strong of of 3 Don Wyvell __ 0 thoroughly system play ie from the football with the of the for- augmented \ Frank Culin 1 n development Franklin Cappon, the coach who Freeman Prior ward around 1912, only Texas Nucleus Next Fall anks. In addition to Gutting and Charles Palmer 3 Richard Plough 0 pass came from Michigan to take over Norman Horowitz 1 Gamble Stendle 0 De Pauw, Duke 31ount, Dave Wolfe, John Opp and A. <fc M., Colgate. the in 1939. have 23 Eastern, 3; Central. 2. foot- Tigers They ; will come from the and Tennessee from among 135 of ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 16.—Navy's iarold Harwood Walter Weaver O men on the squad and while some Jack Breeskin 1 the surveyed have which will I ;rid squad. Carl Jones 1 Wheatley Hemmick n leading colleges ball squad of this year, are not of at Warren yet varsity caliber, Youth Is Reserve. Haugen 1 Stanley La Vallee 0 Capital Warren Darnell o completed perfect campaigns. hard the next least two will see action. are Barnard Harrison 1 be hit by gradua- They Wash- 1 Dana X. Bible, now at Texas, is GETS THE Stanford ■Wilbur Barton, another Ralph Buening Harry Fisher 0 as to tackles, Johnny Meyerholz. a veteran, and AX—Tiny Thornhill, grid coach, who has ! •Two coach to two tion, particularly ngton a guard, and Harold Knights’ Defense. the only produce per- been let out after 18 youtht Dewey Bartlett, sophomore. years’ service, was doing some , reserves of I Wh’tf. Black.While, Black. fect teams. His Texas Aggies shut guards and blocking backs, will have woodchopping joranson, a center, are The hockey team, which finished Lurkis. Kerrs. Lurkis. Keres. for relaxation in when this was taken. ast who are available. 1 P-K4 P-K4 14 out 18 opponents while rolling up next season a nucleus happier days picture year P-KR3 B-KR4 promising sixth in the 3-1 League and third 2 Kt-KB.'i K’-OB.t lo P-Kt4 645 in 1917 and 1919. —A. P. Navy will play 14 games. The B-Kt3 points from this year's squad and by re- in the Quadrangular League in 1939, Wirephoto. 3 B-B4 K’-BI 1U PxP Pxp Next came renowned :ard: 4 Kt-KtS P-Q4 17 B-Q2 P-Kfl Colgate's has at least two cruits from a team which outstanding sopho- January 6. Columbia; 10, Duke: 1’V ft PxP Kt-QR4 IN PxP BxKt unbeaten, untied, unscored on and plebe fi mores. The first is Bill MacCoy. *ennsvivania at Philadelphia. IT. George P-Q3 P-KRl lit PxB BxP uninvited Red Raiders of 1932. was unbeaten and is con- Washington: 20. Penn State, 24. Virginia; T Kt-KB3 P-Kft ’,’tl KI-Q4 Kt-Kft Andy generally never 5 who played before he arrived IT. North Carolina Q-K2 KtxB 21 P-KR4 P-QB4 Kerr's squad marched through nine sidered the strongest first-year squad and Jeffprson: 9 PxKt B-QB4 22 Ki-B.’t K’-K’S at Princeton, but who is going to February 1. Washington foes without a scored the middies ever had 10. Pittsburgh: 14. Fordham. IT. Temple; lit KKt-02 Castles 23 Q-Kt2 K’xR yielding point, be a 11 K’-Kt3 B-KKrft 24 QxKt great player before he is 12. Gettysburg 24. William and Mary.