Sports Program IG. W. Five Announces c For Local Fans Bivins • Prof. Predicts Louis Says TODAY. 26-Game Schedule Leahy Boxing. Is Tops, But Lazy Art Bethea vs. Lavery Roach, 'Poor Notre Dame' By the Associated Press eight-round welterweight fea- Under Coach Zahn ture, Turner’s Area, first bout LOS Nov. 4.-Joe A basket ball schedule ANGELES, 8:45. 26-game Louis that Cleveland’s says Hockey. has been announced: by George Jimmy Bivins would win a heavy- J director ot Will Lose to Army Washington Lions at Shawinl- Washington University's weight tournament, were one men’s1 activities, Max Farrington. gan Palls (Ont.) Cataracts. held now. with By Sid Feder Pro Basket Ball. The program includes games VExcept for Bivins,” Louis de- such generally strong quints as Associated Pross Sports Writer Washington Capitols at Pitts- clared, ‘‘all the heavies are about Maryland,1 Navy, William and Mary — burgh. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 4 the same. If he wasn’t so These four will be lazy TOMORROW. and: Seton Hall. Prof. Frank Leahy—better known he’d be head and shoulders above at Uline Hockey. played in games Arena, all the others.” tilts are at Tech as The Master—showed you there Washington Lions at Valley- while other home Joe was here for an Amer- was nothing up his sleeves and then field (Ont.) Braves. gym.I icanism rally. He leaves later Otts Zahn again will coach the that would WEDNESDAY. calmly announced Army this week for Honolulu and a 1 most- Wrestling. Colonial cagers. The material knock off his Notre Dame Irish next four-round exhibition, later go- the Weekly program at Turner's ly] will be green, with exception to Mexico for another. Saturday. And would do it by a ing City Arena, 8:45. 1of Don McNary of the 1942 team. The currently is hav- 27-to-14 score, at that. THURSDAY. giant McNary Hockey. ing a little foot trouble, but so far Practically all of the Notre Dame Event Washington Lions at Quebec it hasn’t hurt his play. Guard Paul coaching staff was sitting there ar- Open Jumping Aces. IMcNifI is another player with some guing about Saturday’s national experience. The squad already has been cut from its 50 candi- clambake when The original championship Launches National dates down to 24. into the room and Ex-GI Master walked Marks Up Five December 2. at Quantico Marines; 4, at when The Master made his predic- Bolling Field; ft, Quantico Marines; 9, at Naval Air Test 14. at 8eton that total Center; tion, allowing Army's Horse Show Today Hall College; 18 (tent.), at Mount St. meant give or take a few points Touchdowns to Mary’s. By th* Associated Press Gain January Merchant Marine Academy; as 7, either way, it was accepted so, 8, at 10, at Maryland; 13. at NEW Nov. Navy; like saying if a glass has soda and YORK, 4.—Fifty-seven Georgetown; 16, at Duke; 27. at Virginia; 31, Merchant Marine the Scotch can’t be far jumpers will face the highest ob- at Academy. ice in it, U. S. February l, Washington and Lee; 3, courses to be Lead behind. stacles and trickiest Scoring at Richmond; 4, at V. M. I.: 5, at Wash- found in any of this country’s show By the Associated Press ington and Lee; 8, at William and Mary: Cites JO. 13, Army’s Speed. when in the Maryland (Uline); Georgetown rings they compete NEW YORK, Nov. 4.—Dan Roskos (Uline); 18. Richmond; 21, V. P. I.; 22. The Master based his crystal-ball- events of the jumping Duke (Uline) (afternoon game); 25, Cita- eight open of East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Teachers’ ing on the acknowledged facts that division at the week-long National del; 27. Virginia (Uline). College tops the Nation's collegiate March 1, V, W, L Army has the speed, what with Horse starting today in Mad- Show, football scorers today with 78 points Glenn Davis, who is formally intro- ison Garden. Square as the result of a wild five-touch- Resume duced these days as Mr. J. Propul- The to the Gar- Tulane, Trojans show, returning down spree Montclair (N. and has the experience, since of four against J.) Tulane and Southern California sion, den after a wartime absence Teachers have Saturday. will resume an most of the Cadet Muleskinners years, will have one of the largest interrupted gridiron With 13 touchdowns to his credit, in New Orleans on December been chummy with each other for entry lists in its 63-year history. rivalry 23-year-old ex-GI from Hazleton, neither team receives three years now. His poor little All told, the 93 events have drawn 21—provided Pa., holds an 11-point edge over and a bowl bid. Notre Dames. Frank pointed out, more than 1,300 entries, represent- accepts Andy Victor of Oklahoma City Uni- never saw each other until the start more than 300 horses from 11 ing versity, who had scored 67. How- Ambitious of fall practice in August, and just States, the District of Columbia and Famiglietti ever, 25 of Victor’s points have re- about have to wear identification Canada. Gary Famiglietti, veteran Chicago Dick sulted from points after touchdown. tags, so that Tom knows who Rivalries 10 touunuc. Bear fullback, sold to the Boston (4) off a in the second of the Yanks-Chicago Actually Larry Bruno of Geneva is, and vice versa, and both can call YANKS GET OFF A PASS—Boston Yanks Back Paul Governali gets pass period Yanks, aspires to become a place With entries in the open jumping Eddie Rucinski Yanks are Back John is tied with Victor for second honors Harry. Card in Beantown. Identifiable Cards are Tackle Bob Zimmy (15) and End (19); kicker. events, totaling 332, the 57 horses game -AP at 67, although only the leader from that Don Deeks (41, The Yanks will play the Redskins here next Sunday. Wirephoto. Frank admits the possibility entered will compete an average Grigas (15) and Tackle upper right). each section Is included. the fourth comes by the time quarter of about six times. Many rivalries The leading scorers by sections: his edge in man- shows around Saturday, which developed at outdoor Exit. power, what with his three-deep earlier in the season will be con- Cleveland Team _ _ G. TD. PAT. TP. UNREDEEMED British Writers Hail Publinx Cage _ gridiron brigade, might conceivably tinued here, and officials expect a Champ Marcey Upset Dan Roskos. E. Stroudsburg team (Pa.) 6 13 0 78 DIAMONDS have the Cadets’ fancy first aide-open contest on the final night, Southwest. worn down and the Irish could do when the stake from our loon office $2,000 open jumping Micker in Off to Good Start Andy in the stretch. U. 5. By Turkey Tourney Victor, Oklahoma some stepping is contested. Baksi, Miner, City AT BARGAIN PRICES num- V.-8 T 25 67 we Public Links Earl Mar- H. R. Helsing hit the lucky “But,” he added, “I don’t think Among the outstanding fencers Champion Midwest. ALL IN NFW. LATEST STYLE GOLD the title ber in the blind bogey with a 92-17 AND PLATINUM MOUNTINGS can come on enough, in that case, entered in this stake are Win- cey learned city municipal Alva Baker. Missouri Val- Easy with F. E. McArdle second with and win.” was easier to win than a Thanks- —75 In New Pro League ley -7 11 0 86 LOUIS ABRAHAMS to catch up ner, owned by Raymond H. Lutz As 'Future jr„ Tunney' The mixed Scotch four- Ivy League. that coaches have giving dinner. Marcey was upset, 80-8—72. the Associated Press Uoo Oar Convenient U;-mr Plan It is admitted of Wilton, Conn., and winner of By Tony By the Associated Press in 19 Joe Micker in a some was won by Mrs. D. H. Hen- Minis!, Pennsylvania 6 9 0 64 733 13th St. N.W. been known in the past to pick their the at the 1 up holes, by s jumper championship derson and F. R. Dole with 84-10 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.—Cleveland Big Nine. Eat. 189ft for the and Rock LONDON, Nov. 4.—British sports quarterfinal match in the East Po- teams to lose, public prints, North Shore Piping highly-touted Rebels, the preseason Joe Whlsler, Ohio State.. 6 9 0 54 writers took an astonished look at tomac tournament —74. in the hope said teams will read Shows on Long Island and Fair- turkey yesterday. favorites in the Basketball Associa- Borky Mountain. cocked will about the lack of confidence in field in Connecticut. Joe Baksi’s shoulders today, Micker’s semifinal opponent Lowell Stuckey. Colorado W. B. Mendelsohn’s 113-35—78, tion of America, showed their real State vice an ear at his grammar and be Paul tournament chair- 6 T 7 49 them, and will proceed to do Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hale of admiring Carey, in the Woodmont blind class in their first start. ♦ that the former Golf Associa- won out Missouri Valley. ♦ versa. But somehow in this have entered concluded Pennsyl- man of the Federal *♦ and Greenwich, Conn., with Lee Katz, 101-22—79, With Frankie Baumholtz, the for- Paul Barry. Tulsa_ 7 8 vania coal miner was a Gene Tunney who defeated Harry Gershen- bogey, 0 48 case the idea The Master General, biggest point winner of tion, mer Ohio and Great ^ you got and Bernard Lust, 99-28—71, also University Par West (Paeifle Coast Conference). he didn’t events in 1945 at shows in the making.