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Evening star., 1930-12-10
conference CONFAB
LIKELY TO BE TAME
Tennessee to Settle Matter Regard
ing Rule Violation-S. /. A. A.
Also to Hold Meeting.
~ the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Ca, December 1O.-Prob-
able changes In bylaws are likely to
furnish the main excitement at meet
ings Of the Southern Conference and
the Southern intercollegiate Athletic
Association since charges against the
University Of Tennessee OF violating
settled.
The Southern Conference meets at
Chapel Hill. N. c., Friday and Satur-
day, following q coaches confab at Dur
ham Thursday, while the s. ]. A. A.
ofacials assemble at Memphis Monday
and Tuesday.
w. d. FunkhouseF, Lexington, KY,
conference secretary, said the Execu-
tive Committee voted to refer the
charge against Tennessee for early
freshman foot ball practice to the uni
versity oftlcials for action.
Answers to a questionnaire regard
ing Subsidization Of athletes sent to
all 8. !. A. A. members will be received
at the association assembly, but DR..
j. w. Provine Of Mississippi College,
president, said unless the information
results In revisions In the bylaws or q
statement Of conclusions, the data will
not be made public. DR.. Provine term
ed the answers very interesting" but
confidential.
6otn ORGANIZATIONS probably VIII con-
slider proposal for central booking
agency for foot ball officials which
would assign officials to the various
games.
The annual election of officers, selec-
ton OF sites and dates for the basket
ball tournaments, track meets and other
athletic events and arranging of foot
ball games for next year are listed. IN
oicati0nS are that several coaches now
at leisure following the completion Of
their contracts, may sign with new
schools.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, December 10
R1.-An amendment to the bylaws Of
the Southern Conference to permit In
stitutions to begin their foot ball sched-
ules at convenient time after the
opening of school and to continue 10
consecutive weeks will be proposed by
DR.. J. Tigert, president Of the State
University.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
By . stan cOrresDondsnt Of The Star.

By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
DAMBRIDGE, Mass, December
l0.-A slight, modest appear
ing young man, whose spe-
cialty as q Harvard backfield
star a decade ago was broken field run
ming and ofhciating on the receiving
end Of the famous Felton-to-Casey for
ward pass, viii be Harvard's head foot
ball coach next year.
Harvard partisans believe that the
CrimSon's fortunes will soar with Ed
ward L. Casey, 81, of Winthrop, Mass.
who today was put In charge Of Har-
wards foot ball destiny.
Though almost fragile In build, Eddie
Casey was sensational foot ball player.
In his prep school days ne was captain
swamped Andover, 70 to z.
From his first year on the Harvard
team, in 1915, Casey was sensation.
In the Yale game Of that year he broke
loose for O 73-yard run from scrim-
mage for touchdown, which was not
allowed as somebody was caught hold
ing in the Harvard line. Harvard lost
the game, 6-3. It was one Of the few
games the late Percy d. Haughton, the
Knute Rockne Of chat era, permitted to
slip from his grasp.
Scored in Plnches.
After the interruption in college foot
ball caused by the war, Eddie returned
and made history on the gridiron. In
the Harvard Princeton game in 1919, he
completed last-minute forward pass,
romping across the goal line to tie the
score. A few weeks later against Yale
he made O fancy one-hand catch Of
a forward pass and by clever running
evaded the Yale quarterback to give
Harvard victory.
head coach, whose first assistant Casey
has been for several years, was captain
Of the 1919 Harvard team which trav-
eled to the West Coast and defeated
Oregon at the tournament of roses In
Pasadena. Casey was the star halfback.
Has Simple Formula.
Coming to Cambridge as freshman
coach, his charges lost the FIRST game,
but none thereafter.
Harvard's former All-America half
back hardly looks stocky enough for the
role Of foot ball hero he has SO brilliantly
played. Quiet of manner, he is cred
tied with having those mysterious per-
sonal qualities which send IL young
men out on the field Of play ready to
do or die. The mystery seems to be
how so quiet chap as Casey accom-
plishes there results without any fire-
works.
They say he designs plays that can
be carried out, trains his teams to exc
cute them and organizes his strategy to
hit hardest where the opposition is
weakest.
The foot ball world will know next
year whether all this Is true.
Copyright, 1880. by North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1930-12-10
V.P. |. LISTS NINE TlLTS

BLACKSBURG, Va, December 10 H).
Substitution Of three new foes for
old ones are made on the 1891 foot ball
schedule Of Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. announced by @. P. Miles, director
Of athletics.
King College, Georgia and Kentucky
are added TO the list Of nine games, re-
placing Roanoke. Vanderbilt and North
The schedule:
September 26-King College at
Blacksburg, Va.
October 3-Georgia at Athens. Ga.
October 10-Davidson College at
Blacksburg.
october l7-wnliam and Mary at
Richmond, Va.
KY. -
!. october sl-Maryland. place unde-
November 7-washinston and Lee,
November il-virginia at charlottes-
vile. We.
November 90 Virginia lGilitary xnss,-
sHtA penea undnC1n1d
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FINISHING TOUCHES
PUT ON BY M|DD|ES
Regulars Drilled Against
Cadets Offensive in Dunn
my SCrimmage.
NNAPoLIs, Nd, December TO-

A NNAPOLIS, Nd, December TO-
~ Planning to give his charges
~ just enough work to keep them
physically fit and mentally
keen, Bill Ingram, head foot ball coach
at the Naval Academy, is putting on
the final touches this week in prepara-
ton for the game with the Military
Academy in New York Saturday.
This afternoon the practice period, as
yesterday, will be largely devoted to
defensive work against squad B, the
latter using Army formations. Thurs
day, Tor a short time before the de-
parture OF the squad, there will be drills
In both attack and defense, and q last
rehearsal on the field of the Yankee
Stadium Friday.
At no time during the week, at least
until they meet the Cadets, will the
coach permit his charges to meet an
opponent in violent contact, the scrim-
images being all of the dummy variety.
Ingram feels that 1t is much more Inn
portant to keep his team In condition
than to drill them further in well
acquired tactics.
1t was given out today that the Naval
Academy expects to start against the
Army with the same team which It used
at the beginning of the Pennsylvania
game. This Is the lineup: Left end.
Steffanides; left tackle, Bowstrom (cap-
cain); left guard, Underwood: center.
Tuttle; right guard, Gray; right tackle.
Bryan; right end, Byng; quarterback,
Bauer; left half, Cannon; right half.
kim; fullback, Hagbe1g.
The list Of first reserves would have
the following: Left end, Torgerson; left
tackle, McCrea; left guard, Thompson:
center. Black; right guard, johnson:
right tackle. Chambers; right end,
Elliott; Quarterback, williams; left half
back, Tschirgi; right half, Hurley; full
back, Davis or Campbell.
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To Play Grid Tilt
On 80 Yard Field

CHICAGO, December 10 R.-
~ Coaches Of Chicago's two ma
tional professional foot ball
teams, the Cardinals and the Bears,
studied mathematics today 20 their
indoor charity game at the Chicago
Stadium Monday night wouldn't be
exactly pee wee contest"
The playing field will be but 30
yards In length instead Of the custo-
mary 100.
Don't know what we're going 20
do but Wen do something about It,"
promised the coaches. Maybe well
kick on from the 20 yard line and
maybe well slice up the field with
all kinds Of yard markers to fool the
players. This miniature stuff is
dangerous, you know. The players
might get the habit and forget to
try after the 20-yard line Is reached
In q real contest"
Evening star., 1930-12-10
HOPE FOR SELLOUT
|. AT SERVICE BATTLE
Plentiful Supply of High
Priced Seats Available,
Committee Announces. 3
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N yEW YORK, December 10.-Pros-
mi poets Of an evenly contested game
| ~ have revived hopes Of sell
~ out for the foot BAN clash be-
tween the Army and Navy at the YAM
kee Stadium Saturday.
Ticket sales Jagged badly for while,
but Navy's astonishing showing against
Penn led to q general re-awakening Of
interest Of the game. Virtually the en-
tire supply Of s. tickets has been ex-
hausted, but Grover Whalens Citizens
Committee, handling arrangements for
the charity game. announces there still
are plenty of seats at higher rates.
Army Weakened.
Latest developments in the rival foot
ball camps indicate the Navy may enter
the game close to an even-money choice.
The Army has met with q series Of In
jurtes that have weakened both the
backfleld and the line, while Navys
squad apparently IS at the peak and
ready to steam ahead at full speed.
After o disappointing early-season
record the nidshipmen found them
serves toward the close OF the regular
season and gave great exhibition Of
power and deception In trouncing Penn
Army, on the other hand, already has
gone through q hard and successful
schedule, losing only to Notre Dame, and
1t promises to be difhcult task to get
the boys In the proper competitive
frame Of mind.
Shot Their Bolt.
The Cadets had turned their eyes
toward the Notre Dame game all season
and played their best foot ball against
Rockne's mighty Rough Riders. They
may find 1t difficult to gear themselves
up t0Nthe necessary pitch Of excitement
against the Navy despite the fact that
they viii be facing their traditional foot
ball foes.
Army's strength, especially In replace
ments, cannot be discounted, however,
and it Is hardly likely that they win be
worse than even money against the
Midshipmen.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
CHICAGO, SOUTH BEND
CELEBRATE IRISH DAY
Cities Greeting Returning Notre
Dame Foot Ball Warriors
Royalty.
81 the Assoclated press

ny the Associated Press
CHICAGO, December i0.-If Knute
Rockne and his Notre Dame team
haven't heard or read that they are
the recognized kings Of college foot
ball for 1880, they win know it by
Chicago and South Bend. Ind.
stamping ground for the famous Rough
Riders, today planned to give them
probably the mightiest and noisiest
ovation ever rendered any celebrity or
athletic team In the Midwest as they
returned from Los Angeles, where they
stormed Southern California,s citadel
Saturday for their nineteenth straight
triumph In two seasons.
BY ofhcial proclamation it was Irish
day" in Chicago. and the Notre Dame
alumni promised the event would 20
down in history with the night of the
big wind In Ireland. Rockne and his
players had only one hour to spend in
chicago before proceeding to South
Bend and the school room, but Il was
to be jammed full of joyous receptions.
A parade through the loop, headed
by Roclkne and several other foot ball
celebrities, and speeches Of eulogy were
on the program. The Chicago streets
ors and confetti dealers warned the
white wings" Of busy day.
The team was scheduled to depart at
1925 am. for South Bend, where an
other celebration was imminent, head
ed by the Notre Dame Band. A snake
dance, threatening to tax the strength
OF the entire South Bend police force;
more speeches and presentations of va
rious types were on the celebration
plans, followed by giant mass meet
ing at the Notre Dame gymnasium, dur
ing which Notre Danes first two "na-
tionai champion" captains, Adam Walsh
of the 1924 -Four Horsemen" and
Johnny Law, 1929 pilot, will speak. The
annual victory banquet win be held to-
morrow night.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
COAST GIRLS TO INVADE
Seattle sextet Would Play Game
in D. G. Next Month.

An Eastern tour Is planned next
month by the Seattle (Washingtori)
girls basket ball team and game with
strong District team playing boys
roles is wanted. The Seattle girls, for
merly known as "Gerald's basket bali
team" won the washington State title
last season. They have held this
championship for SIX years. The Seattle
sextet won all its games On an Eastern
tour last season.
Further information win be furnished
hy =. q. Spence. telephone National
a21Is Daring TIE daNs
Evening star., 1930-12-10
ATHLETES
PUT CARIDEO FIRST
Philadelphia Organization Picks
Notre Dame as Champion and
Colgate as East's Best.
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, December 10
The board Of directors OF the Veteran
Athletes Of Philadelphia has SINGLED
out Frank Carideo. Notre Danes quar-
terback, as the outstanding foot ban
player of the year.
The Veteran Athletes Organization
holds an annual dinner at which it
awards trophies for some outstandine
performances In the various fieids of
ary 81.
Len Macaluso. Colgate f1llback. East
ern intercollegiate high scorer, also win
be honored, as well as the NOtre Dame
and Colgate teams. The Ramhlers
have been selected Is the national
champion foot bah team and Colgate
as the outstanding team OF the East.
Others to be honored are Charles
Colbert, jr., shortstop Of the st. louis
Nationals; the Philadeiphia Athletics
as the base ball champions 81 the
world, the st. Louis Nationals Is the
champions Of the National League.
Cornell as the intercollegiate rowing
champions and Penn Athletic Club
crew as the international rowing
champions.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
Colleges Plan List Changes West Enthues er Nay Clash
Navy Plays Foil
Army in Drills

VTTEST POINT, N. Y, December
w 10 R.-n Navy gains much
more ground on Saturday
against the Army than the Plebes
have in practice there win be cause
for plenty of weeping at West Point.
The Plebes, using Navy plays, gain
ed consistently through the Army
line in scrimmageS both on Monday
and yesterday. johnson, Plebe
halfback, o short and stocky runner
like Lou Kirn, Navy ace, ploughed
through the line repeatedly yesterday
for substantial gains.
With his squad battered by injuries,
Maj. Ralph I. Sasse experimental
with his backfield yesterday in an
effort to arrive at the strongest pos
sible combination.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
TITLE FIvEs TO CLASH
De La Sales Of Chicago, Joliet to
Play for Charity.

CHICAGO, December 10 IR. Two
former national Catholic prep cham
pionship teams, the De La Sale quin-
meet in one of the feature engagelnents
OF the basket ball benefit. show at the
Chicago Coliseum next Wednesday
night.
De "A Saiie o. Chicago won the
CathoAic title at Loyol4 Hniversity's ma
tionaE tournament In 191M tand De Ia
sails Of Joliet won II In 1928. Many
arguments have been advanced over the
comparative strength Of the fRo conn
nlneslons: They VIII clash y Ia their
cZihlal liu0-upa q
Evening star., 1930-12-10
ARMY GETS DERBY STAR


LEXINGTON. KY, December 10 L40.
Behave Yourself, winner Of the 1921
Kentucky Derby, has been donated to
the Army Remount Service by Col. z. r..
Bradley. The thoroughbred, now IL
years old, has failed to measure UP to
being bred to Army mares TO produce
work horses for the military branch
Of the service
Behave Yourself, in his brief racing
career, won four races and $58,775 for
Col. Bradley. He was retired to the
stud after capturing the Derby. Col
Bradley recently donated Bay Beauty,
vhicn ran IN the 1929 Derby, but failed
to place, to the Remount Service.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
Pacific Schools
Discuss Control

~ suS AbooCiuJeu E1e6b.
LOS ANGELES, December TO-
The Pacific Coast Foot Ball Confer
ence was q step nearer acquisition
Of commissioner Of athletics today
after the adjournment Of the annual
Winter meeting.
Prof. w. B. Owens Of Stanford,
conference president, yesterday was
Instructed by faculty Representatives
Of the Institutions to select q COM
mittee to investigate the plan, and
another group to look into the feasi-
bility Of instituting q round-robin
foot ball schedule, extending over
five-year period.
u. G. L. AS break with University
OF Southern California on o grid
date for next Fall was the only open
squabble Of the affair. The Bruin
oficials held out for q game with the
Trojans In midseason, while 8. G.
authorities fiatly refused to play
anything but the opening date with
their Los Angeles neighbors.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
DE HART is NOT SIGNED
Has Made No Arrangements to &C
to Washington. and Lee.

DURHAM, N. c., December 10 Dr.
Jimmy Dehart, now finishing ous hts
last year as head foot ball coach and
athletic director at Duke, is, by his own
statement, still free agent.
Coach Dehart denied newspaper re-
ports that he had reached an agreement
with athletic officials at Washington
and Lee.
Reports here have been that WASH
ington and Lee authorities are anxious
to get Dehart as successor to Eugene
Oberst, who resigned as head coach
there recently.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
sExTET SEEKS GAMES.

Games with girls basket bali teams
by the Al0ysius Club sextet. Manager
Jossphine Connor = booking 81 Dis
Evening star., 1930-12-10
DROPS BASKET BALL

Concentrate on Track Team.
Basket ball no longer win be major
sport at Dewitt Prep, but win be limited
only 10 interclass games, with one or
two outside games TO be played by the
strongest class team, it was announced
at the Connecticut avenue institution.
Track, which until last year was
major sport win be stressed this season.
Dewitt athletes are working out daily nc
Ryan gym, Georgetown University, and
indoor and cider meets this Winter and
Gpgin&
Evening star., 1930-12-10
CENTRAL FIVE VICTOR
Beats Forest Park High in Tussle
on Baltimore Floor.

Central High basketers won their first
game In three stars this season when
they triumphed over Forest Park High
Of Baltimore, "a to ~, yesterday In the
Maryland metropolis. There Is o lively
rivalry between Central and Forest Park
and the Blue relished the win.
Line.ups:
Evening star., 1930-12-10
BRILEY TO LEAD DRAKE.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. December 10 GF9.
University foot ball team, WIN captain
the Bulldogs II 1891. His hOFne = "a
AsVnaA Iowa
Evening star., 1930-12-10

Totals IA e-ii % Totals =. io-3a q
PPsRs:si PsHsss fsif..,'...,... fEiss. wash. = Z -.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
BASKET BALL RESULTS.

Columbia, 81; Alumni, "a.
xxKe MAHaA 40 Rnieraon ~
Evening star., 1930-12-10

Following the coaches meeting at
Durham, the Southern Conference viii
hold its two-day session at Chapel Hill
Friday and Saturday. The meeting Of
the conference Is likely to be harmoni-
ouk. although there are one or two spots
rom which fre may dy 4 they ere
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

The Congregational Church was
presented with a Christmas pre-
sent off six new members in the
morning service last Sunday by the
pastor, the Rev. H. Miller Scott.
The Right Hand Of Fellowship con-
Guided the reception of new mem
bers. Next Sunday at HOO a. m.
Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, will attend their special Scout
Oath and Law services. Friends
are cordially welcome.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

Miss Erceldean Heikkila of Rob
erts was in the county seat Tues
day. She is spending the holidays
at the home of her parents in Rob
erts from Montana state normal
college at Dillon.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

The Christmas entertainment
which was to have been Tuesday
evening Dec. go has been post
poned until the following evening
and will be presented on Wednes-
day evening Dec. 31st. At which
time the beautiful pageant of the
Nativity will be given. This mas
to do with those scenes that have
come down to Us concerning the
Savior's birth. The shepherdess'
and angels will be seen in fancy
costumed drills also the fairy
Queen and her escort, while the
sheperds and the Magi come in
wonder and awe to pay their hon.
age to the New born King.
H. w. Woods,
Pastor.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

Marie Shirley Voss left Friday
to spend the holiday season with
her parents in Waverly, Iowa. Miss
Voss is music instructor and de-
partmental teacher in the Roose-
welt school.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bonnet and
family of Billings are expected to
arrive today to spend Christmas
day at the w. w. Flashman home.
Mr.. Bonnet and Mrs. Flashman are
brother and sister.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

The Board of County Commits
sioners will meet in special ses-
sion in Red Lodge Friday, Jan
uary 2 at one o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of completing transfer Of
refunding bonds and other bust
ness that might come before them.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Sabbath School 9:45. DIR. F. W.
Schwin, Supt. Morning Worship
Hoo Sermon by the Pastor. Sell
ections from the Christmas music
will be repeated by the choir.
This will be the closing Sab
bath of the year 1880. Let us all
take an inventory, and see what
the year has done for us in a
religious way. Evening Worship
at 7:30.
You are cordially invited to these
services. Monday evening at the
Manual Arts School, Boy Scout
Troop No. 2. Mr. NJ. B. Pay, Scout
master. Tuesday evening, home of
DR.. Schwin, choir rehearsal.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25
AWARD SIX BABY
DOLLS AT SAWYERS
STORE TUESDAY

Six baby dolls were claimed at
sawyer's store Tuesday by six
pleased little girls. The doll con-
test, that started in late November
and terminated Monday, had some
AZ contestants but the following six
were successful in pooling the lar
gest number of votes and securing
the dolls: Alice Pollock, 31,172
votes; Rosemary Jarussi, 27,658;
Peggy Ann Johnston, 23,876; Nor
ma Besinque, 22,712; Betty Kapor,
15,5O1 and Jennie Blasingame, TO-
$50.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

Rev. Frank Durant announces
service to take place at the Epis-
copal church Christmas Day at
10 o'clock. Communion service
only. Also service and sermon on
Sunday December %.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25

Four members Of the high school
faculty departed Saturday to spend
the Christmas vacation period at
their respective homes. Miss Dag
ny Hassell went to Grand Forks,
North Dakota; Miss Evelyn Stager
to Minneapolis; Miss Bertha Ell.
inghouse expected to visit a few
days with sister in Butte and con-
tinue on to Missoula for the re-
mainder of the holidays; and Miss
Gladys Rash to Reed Point.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
11:30 p. m.
Wednesday, December I'd

Professional, clark the Herald
Angels Sing''
Kyrie Eleison
Gloria Tibi
Hymn, TT Came Upon the Mid
night Clear"
Address
Offertory, "Noel Noel"
Singing, congregation ca te d
Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night, Ear Off in a Manager"
Communion service
Sanctus
Benedictus
Communion hymn, 20 Little Town
of Bethlehem, "Silent Night,
Holy Night
Benediction
Recessional, Adeste Fideles
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25
notice.!

to Members of Carbon County
Farmers Educational and Cooper
alive Union
A regular meeting of the Carbon
county Farmers Union will be held
Saturday, December 81, 1880 at
Community Hall, Roberts, Mon
tana. Meeting to be called to or
der at one o'clock p. m.
Election of officers and other
important matters. All members
urged to attend.
Edgar Cruel.
Secretary
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-25
Whale Not a Fish

One OF the commonest popular
errors of zoology is the notion that
the whale is some sort Of fish. 1t
is not; it is a mammal which went
to sea. The whale is warm-blood-
ed, has well-developed brain, and
in all other respects shows far
higher organization than any of
the fishes. It's young are born
alive, and are sucked and cared
for by the mother as with land
mammals.