The Washington times., 1930-11-13
INES AND COAST GUARD OFFER RECEIPTS TO RELIEF
TODAY Suaqes Service Heads Appoint Board to End AyaDy R
confer TODAY
ON WELFARE
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UUNILUl
Major David l.. Brewster, Of the
.Ali-MarineS football team, Is today
;onferring with Washington wei
are heads with q view to offering
ne entire proceeds of the Marine!
Coast Guard game, December 8 at
Griffith Stadium, as a Marine and
;7oast Guard contribution to the
local unemployment crisis.
Having received no response to
he offer made last week to Mayor
Jimmy Walker, of New York, to
transfer this game to one Of New
"10rk's huge Stadia for charitable
purposes, Major Brewster today
dispatched telegram to Mayor
Walker withdrawing the offer.
Accordingly, Major Brewster
spent this morning conferr1ng
with the various heads of Wash.
ington relief and welfare orgAniza-
lions, including the unempIoy.
'nent committee headed by Fred
crick A. Delano, devising ways and
means to find the best purpose to
which to put the proceeds Of the
,,afne.
In SO doing, Major Brew
ster has the full accord and
sympathy of Admiral Bull
lard, head Of the Coast
Guard.
Announcement is expected be-
fore nightfall of all details which
re being worked out today. The
.ll-MarineS and Coast Guard, in
turning their playing receipts
ever to local relief work take
ank with New York University,
j etroit University and Marquette,
lT of whom have been standing
eady to do something for the
ountry's unemployed.
Washington football enthusiasts
II every stripe are expected to
urn OFT in numbers for the ALI
J Iarines-C Coast Guard game here
nd a gala and patriotic occa-
ion is anticipated. It is hoped
nat the event will prove as pro
table to the employment move
lent as last nights monster en-
ertainment at the Fox Theater
'lhen hundreds were turned
way because Of limited seating
apacity. There will be room for
10000 at Clark Griffith Stadium
or the Marine Coast Guard game
: nd Major Brewster hopes 10 fill
/ ne arena.
The washington Baseball Club
las a standing offer Of over 10
lays to donate the use Of the ball
ijark for any charity game that
nay be arranged. Through Presi-
lent Clark Griffith and Secretary
eddie Eynor1 the complete facili-
lies of the park were today again
placed at the disposal Of the Ma
ines and Coast Guard. Neither
If the services nor the ball club
want a penny from the game, de-
siring that the complete proceeds
70 toward some local charitable
or welfare work.
4 In all probability Marine
Coast Guard charity game
twOuld be shifted fr0m after
noon to night to permit of a
bigger attendance,
Experts are again picking the
New York University eleven to
score over Georgetown. They
have been wrong twice: perhaps
the wise guys may hit this time.
Anyway, Georgetown is in
great shape for its third annual
clash with the Violets which
takes place Saturday afternoon
in the Yankee Stadium with play
starting at 2 o'clock.
The teams first met in 1928
and Georgetown won in the
mud and rain by q score of
7-2, the defeat being the
first suffered that year by
the ViOlets. Georgetown re-
turned to win last years
game, 40.
The Hilltoppers will possibly
have the services Of Charley
Brickman, stellar guard who has
been on the shelf since the
Loyola game. However, its diff
cult to see where Brickman will
fit in the present line, especially
with Mush DubofSky and Dick
Danner playing smashing bali at
the guards.
The Blue and Gray squad win
depart tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock for New York and will
hold a light workout in the after
noon at the Yankee Stadium.
The Hotel McAlpine will be the
teams headquarters as well as
that Of alumni and supporters.
CGLnN Ha.nm