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The Washington times., 1931-01-16
Walker Welcomes
Probe of CitU Funds

NEW YORK, Jan. 16 GN.SJ.
Mayor James j. Walker welcomes
any investigation of the city
administration, he said, speaking
at the twentieth victory banquet
Of Tammany Hall here last
night. The mayor said:
eff there is anything wrong
with this administration 1 don't
care who finds it out. Let's
find it out and we'll drive it
out. The more searching the
investigations are the better we
like them"
II you value time, save It bv To-
eating your rental needs through the
The Washington times., 1931-01-16
JObLess Father, W,
Ends Life With Gas

III and out Of job, Frank
Hager, 36, of the first block Q
st. S. W., yesterday ended his
life by inhaling gas in bed
room at his home. He left a
wife and an 11-year-old son.
The Washington times., 1931-01-16
ALUMNI GREET D. C. MEN

Lester A. Pratt, of this city, and
Edwin B. King, founder and head
master of the Stuyvesant School,
Warrenton, Va, we're guests of
Boston alumni Wednesday night,
ct the Harvard Club, Boston,
Mass,
The Washington times., 1931-01-16
COLOred Bar Group
Hears JUdUe LuIarin0

The duties of a lawyer and Of
a judge were explained by Judge
oscar Luhring, of the District
Supreme Court, in an address
last night before the Washing
ton Bar Association, composed
of colored attorneys, at the Mu-
So-Lit Club.
The judge urged a more init
mate relationship between the
bar and the bench.
Other speakers were Judge
James A. Cobb, of the Municipal
Court and Perry w. Howard, pres
ident of the association.
The Washington times., 1931-01-16

Half of your rental worries are over
when you consult the classified rental
columns for the latest in apartment va
cancies.
The Washington times., 1931-01-16

II you value time. save It bv To-
eating your rental needs through the
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Johnson
FavOrite
Chicago Negro Choice Over
Jones in Tourney Scrap
Tonight.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-The third
series of bouts in the National Box
ing Associations light-heavyweight
boxing tournament will be held at
the Chicago stadium tonight with
three ten-round and two eight
round bouts on the program. The
pairings follow:
TEN ROUNDS EACH
Larry johnson, Chicago Negro. vs.. Billy
Jones. Philadelphia Negro. Baxter Gaines.
wichita. Kans.. VS.. Roscoe Manning. New
ark. N. j.. Negro. Bob Olin. Newark.
N. j., VS.. Clyde Chastain. Dallas, Tex.
EIGHT ROUNDS EACH
Charley BeIanger. Canada. VS.. Willie
Bush. Waterbury. Conn. George Nichols.
Buffalo. N. Y, vs. Don Perth. Newark.
N. J.
johnson is a 6 to 5 favorite over
Jones in the feature bout. The win
ner of the Johnson Jones bout will
be favored to win the tournament.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
LOyOla Hands Butler
First Setback, 2l-l9

Superior defensive play and a
brilliant passing attack accounted for
Loyola's 21 to 10 triumph over But
ler's Bulldogs at Fairview fieldhouse
Tuesday night. 1t was the first set
back in six starts for the Hinkle
pastimers, and the seventh consecu-
tive conquest for the Chicago five.
A spectacular rally by the Blue
battlers featured the thrilling tussle.
Trailing 81 to IL with eight minutes
to play, the Bulldogs spurted to tall
ly eight points in six minutes on
two field goals and gratis toss by
Withrow, a two-pointer by Parrish
and free throw by Chickendantz.
Loyola showed superiority on
both offense and defense. Butler
attempted fifty eight shots from the
field, connecting on but eight. The
defense of the Windy City five kept
most of the Bulldog attempts at
long range, but many were from the
foul circle and bounced off the hoop.
Loyola accounted for nine two
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Vines Defeats
Lott, Shields
Raps Van Ry1l

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 80. - Ellsworth
Vines once more has proved his SUI
periority over George Lott, the play
er whom he defeated for the ma
tional tennis championship at
Forest Hills last season. On an in
door court at the Chicago stadium,
Vines came from behind Tuesday
night to defeat Lott in three sets,
3-6, 6-3, 1913.
A crowd of about 1900 paid ap-
proximately $4,000 to see the pro-
gram staged for the benefit of char
ity. The other singles match:
Frank K. Shields, New York, de-
feated John Van Ryn, Philadelphia,
GA, GA.
In a doubles match Shields and
Vines defeated Lott and Van Ryn.
Wimbledon doubles champions and
American Davis cup team, GA, GA.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Irwin Uteritz to Get Badger
Grid, Athletic Director Jobs

By United Press
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 3O.-Ap-
pointment of Irwin c. Uteritz as
intercollegiate athletic director at
the University of Wisconsin ap-
peared certain today with the ath-
letic council recommending him
for the new position to the board
of regents.
Uteritz' appointment was recon-
mended by unanimous vote of the
athletic council and the approval
OF the board of regents is considered
a mere formality.
Under the proposed plan of Wis
consin's athletic reorganization.
Uter1tz, former all-America quarter
back at Michigan and assistant
football coach at Wisconsin for
several years, would succeed both
Glen Thistlethwaite, resigned head
football coach, and George E. Little
resigned athletic director of the
university.
Three other athletic departments
which await appointment of direc-
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30

Proof that it took plenty of pins to cash
"a the recent Central states meet Cleve-
and is found IN the Official pEiSe dss lis nst Just
cssh was 1855. The doubles, l,2ll: sim
Sies. 616 and all events mere 1857.
10. huml
r. Hartrick was the winner Of the
Fletcher Trust sweepstakes, rolled on the
central alleys. with score OF CAT. q.
Frank was close second on $50.
The Goodwin team won three games
rom Hodges as Kattlers boys Won the
ubber from Fields during the Diamond
chain League series at the Pritchctt
alleys. Pegg had high three-game total,
scoring 578. while Brugman took high
single game honors wit ma mark OF 2S4.
The battle Of the Commercial League cen
tered around the A. G. w. OF A. VS.. CreS-
lie odd game with total Of 2.sas. while
Crescent punched them in the second for
u. 992 and three-game mark OF 1851.
George j. MAYER Company ssa,ss also won pa,SE6 s%G
and Citizens Gas took three from Eagle
Machine No 2. Pure iOl and Eagle Ma
chine No. /. Ruch, McAllen was the IN
with games OF GAG 252 and 2l6 Tutterow
rolled GIT; MONTGOMERY. 604; Hendricks,
ga RgtsT sO5 9c5 Graft s s anG eo1nt Hanna n
series at. which the. opponents will roll
later, and the six 500 totals we're secured
In the A. c. w. Of A.-Crescent Paper
match.
Triple wins ruled the American Legion
pay on the Hotel Antler drives. Memorial,
lryington and Forty and Eight defeating
indianapolis. McIlvaine and Bruce Robin
son. Livengood and Hinkle. members OF
The Forty and Eight team copped top
nonors with totals Of 663 and 246. re-
Spcctively. Hurt rolled $50; Hinkle. 639;
Dawson. SAT. and Olsen. 6o9.
The Blackhawks OF the Delaware League
looked good for a triple Vin against the
Lincoln Cab team. but the bottom dropped
out in the final game and their 754 count
cost them the game. Tuxedo Feeds also
won two from Kirschner Auto. as Leader
Store. s. and S. Body ana Schlossers Eggs
had an easy time taking three from Gold
stein Bros. Burroughs Adding Machine
and Schlossers Butter. Rice coped the
individual honors with a mark OF 500.
Interest IN several of the Rotary League
matches was lost. when oposing teams
had one and two ''blinds" flilng out their
uulntets. Results showed q triple win
for Buschmann. Henry Bowers and Agnew
over Holt. Randall Green and Eagles
field and a two-garae win for Brown,
6howalter, Angst and window over ShafeE,
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Sampson Faces Pedigo

Bobby Sampson, speedy young
coast star, viii tangle with Black
smith Pedigo of Louisville in the
bottom half of the double windup
on Fridays wrestling card at the
armory. Sampson, who pinned Jack
Domar in his last start here, was
substituted today for Johnny Stote,
who asked for postponement, due
to illness. Pedigo's only defeat here
was at the hands of Jack Reynolds.
Esuck Weaver, Terre Haute cole
gian, and Hy Sharman, who claims
two draws with Jack Reynolds, tan
gle in the top two-out-o -three-falls
event.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Crimson Quintet Pointing
for Purdue TusSIe Next
Monday.

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 3d.
Minus the services of De Walt, reg
ular forward, De Pauw hardwood
warriors take on Indiana U. in one
Of Hoosierdom's outstanding collie
giate cage rivalry battles here to-
night.
De Walt is recovering from an at
tack of influenza, and his assign
ment will be handled by Perkins,
who has been showing well in prac-
tice.
Tubby Moffett's Tigers are un-
beaten in two starts, holding tri-
umphS over Franklin and Earlham.
but will be the underdogS in to-
nights tussle with Everett Deans I.
U. Snipers. The varsity tilt starts
at 7:30 p. m, followed by "B"
team game.
Last year Indiana turned back
De Pauw, 26 to 18, but the Meth
odists hold 81 to 80 triumph over
the Crimson, scored in 1929. Coach
Moffett sent his squad through a
lengthy scrimmage Monday and ia
pered off with light drill Tuesday.
The De Pauw clash furnishes In
diana rare opportunity to prepare
Tor the opening Big Ten struggle
with Purdue at Lafayette next
Monday. De Pauw has a gym which
resembles the Boilermaker gym.
and the style of play of the Tigers
and BoilermakerS is almost iden-
tical. Probably starting lineup to-
night:
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30

conferences high scorer, Joe Rief,
only Big Ten forward to net more
than 100 points last year.
The other two regulars are A. G.
(Bus) Smith, guard, and Captain
Bob McArnes, Logansport Qnd)
center. All three are assured much
service, although McCarnes was out
with bad ankle in early season.
Other letter men from last season are
Saul Farber. Robert Lockhart. Martins
vile. Ind. and Robert Halls. all guards.
and Elmer Johnson, forward.
Northwestern has tall squad. with Far
ber the only letter man under six feet.
William Foster the tallest man on the
squad. stands six feet five.
In preliminary games the. wildcats un-
der coach Dutch Lonborg defeated Brad
ley 33. to 49, Southern California. 20 to
20. and Washington of st. Louis. 80 to II.
South Bend. but hope to even the score
in the second game at Evanston Thurs
day night.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
1ramblie Scores Win Over
Slaughter In Hard Battle

The main fistic go at the armory
Tuesday night lived up to advance
notices and supplied a big crowd
with action galore from bell to bell,
Ray Tramblie finishing out in front
on points over Sammy Kid Slaugh-
ter Of Terre Haute. The Illinois
Dattler scored one knockdown, in
the fourth round, and in the clos
ing stanzas picked up speed as the
Hoosier state middleweight cham
pion took it on the run.
1t was a great fight, with both
boys trying hard for Knockout all
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30

Ihe southern conference CHAM
pions, in running undefeated through
the eleven games on their regular
schedule, turned in 338 points, an
approximate average of 30.73 points
per game.
Almost Point a Minute
The coast conference champions
did even better and registered 345
points in ten games for an average
of 34.5.
Carrying the figures a bit further,
Tulane scored .512 every minute of
actual play during the season, while
Southern California scored .675 per
minute.
Through the season Tulane'S
greatest scoring threat was the pass
ing combination formed by Don
Zimmerman, half back, and Captain
Jerry Dalrymple and Vernon Haynes,
ends.
Southern California's best was a
reverse that sent Ray Sparkling, left
end, around the opposite end of the
line. Next best were its powerful
off tackle thrusts with Gaius Sha-
yer or Orville Mohler, quarter back,
packing the ball.
Expect Free Scoring
Southern supporters claim Tu-
lanes offensive will be good for two
or more touchdowns, while western
enthusiasts believe Southern Cali
fornia will score four or more.
Both teams took long workout
under the first sunshine of a week
Tuesday and their coaches planned
to send them through their final
hard practices today. :.
The season records, showing how
both teams ran up points, follow:
rTTTTT
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30

Don Burdette, former Anderson
high school star and later captain
and allzIndiana guard with Wabash
college, will take care of the floor
guard position when the powerful
Firestone Tire and Rubber quintet
from Akron clashes with the re-
modelled South Side Turner's at
Turner's gym, 3O6 Prospect street,
Sunday at p. m.
Other Akron stars are Roy Bur-
ris, Roy Dickerson, Milos Shoun,
the 6 foot II inch giant, and Merle
Alexander, former Rushville and
Turner star.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Garden Seeks
Dempsey Bout

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Jack
DEMPSEY may make his first east
ern "comeback" appearance at
Madison Square Garden on Feb. 5.
Boxing director j. j. Johnston of
the Garden conferred with Demp-
sey via long distance telephone
Tuesday, and received assurance
that esthe former champion will
come to New York Jan. 10 to dis
cuss bouts here.
Johnston hopes to pair Dempsey
with respectable" opponent for a
four or six-round bout at the
Garden, Feb. 5.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Dodgers Pick
Spring Dates
By United Press

By United Press
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. 3O.-The
1882 spring training trip of the
Brooklyn Dodgers will include no
10y junket" as in 1881 down to
Cuba.
The Dodgers will have three weeks
Of intensive drill at Clearwater,
Fla, and then play through a
heavy schedule of exhibition games
with major league rivals.
The training schedule, announced
today, calls for pitchers and catch
ers to report at Clearwater, Feb. 21,
with the other players reporting a
week later. The exhibition schedule
follows:
March 13. Cincinnati at Tampa; a. Me-
wark at Clearwater; is, Phillies at Clear
water; 16, Newark at Lakeland; II. Ath-
leticS at Clearwater: 18. Newark at Clear
water; l9. Phillies at Winter Haven; 20.
Cardinals at Clearwater; 21, Braves at st.
petersburg; %, House of David at Clear
water; 20. Cincinnati at Clearwater; a.
Athletics at Ft. Myers; 25 Cardinals at
Bradenton; rs, Braves at Clearwater; 27,
CINCINNATI at Tampa, 30, Louisville at
Mobile: 81, Baltimore. at Gulfport; April i,
washington at Biloxi: and 3, Cleveland
at New Orleans; 4. Minneapolis at Mont
gomery: and 6. Hartford at Macon; Z.
Norfolk at Norfolk; 5, Yankees at Brook.
lyn; ana 10. Yankees at New York.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Sixteen Purdue Cagers See
Action in Crushing Bobcats
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 3d.
Purdue's Boilermakers today were
ranked at the top of the Big Ten
title favorites following their
crushing 81 to 21 triumph over
Montana State here Tuesday night.
With Kellar and Wooden, dimin-
utive co-captains, setting the pace,
Piggy Lambert's hardwooders COM
pletely outplayed the classy Bob
Gates. Sixteen Purdue performers
saw action and eleven broke into
the scoring column.
Wooden collected seventeen
points, although he played only a
few minutes of the second half.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Tuesday H. S. Scores

Vincennes. II; Bosse (Evansvillel. II.
Linton. 26; Switz City, %.
Brazil, Is; Central (Evansville), 9.
New Albany. IS; Greensburg, 49,
Newcastle. 80; Wiley (Terre Haute). II.
Shelbygille, 26; Greencastle %.
Columbus "a: Bloomington. %.
South Side TT. Waynel, "a; North Side
(Ft. Waynel, Is
Central lFt. wayne), "a: Central
Catholic (Ft. Waynel, II.
Frankfort. 81; Lebanon, 26.
Logansport, 18; Martinsville. Is lover
Muncie. 21- Bedford 10.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
3 City FL. S.
Fives to Play

Three games are on the local
hardwood program for tonight. Ken
ny Peterman's Shortridge snipers
get back into action against Upton
at the northside gym, with the pre-
liminary tilt starting at p. IN.
Cathedral'S fast-stepping cagers will
meet a strong foe in Gibault of
VincenneS at the Irish hardwood.
The downstate quintet boasts vet
eran lineup.
Manual will get into action to-
night against Walter Floyd's St.
Paul high school team. The game
will be followed by scholarship
fund dance, sponsored by the Roines
Club, Manual Alumni Association.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Pug Rentner, Wildcat Star,
Shot in Hand; Gun Explodes

"a bullet from the magazine of a
small automatic pistol in University
hall on the south end of the
campus.
DR.. M. H. Hobart. who attended
the 185-pound football star, said
his condition was not serious and
that the only danger was from a
possible infection.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
De Walt Out of Tiger
Lineup; |. L., Choice
Ed Barrow Near Death

BIZ United Press
LARCHMONT, N. Y, Dec. 3d.
Edward G. Barrow, business man
ager Of New York Yankees baseball
club, who has been suffering from
pneumonia at his home here since
Monday, was in an extremely
grave" condition today.
Several physicians and specialists
are attending Barrow, who has been
IN poor health for the last year.
Ed Barrow, Yankees business
manager, is well-known in Indian
apolis. He managed the Indians in
1905,
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
TRINITY A. C.'S GATHER

The annual football banquet OF
the Holy Trinity A. C.s will be held
tonight at the Trinity Athletic Club.
Father Casmir will be toastmaster
and Al Feeney will be among the
speakers.
The A. C.s have been En-Roe
Senior League champs for three
years and are undefeated over the
long stretch in league competition.
Holy Trinity Athletic Club also is
represented prominently in local
amateur and independent basket
ball and baseball.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
WaIkerton Indians Go
Big in Early Games
By Times Special

By Times Special
WALKERTON, Ind, Dec. 3d.
1'he Indians of Walkerton high
school in st. Joseph county have
established a brilliant record on the
hardwood this season, winning eight
consecutive games without meeting
defeat. Rivals upset were:
West high of Marshall county. 46-8:
Clay township OF ST. Joseph county. 24-9;
Grovertown of Starke county. 26-25. over
time; Madison of st. Joseph county. 31-22;
Lakeville of st. Joseph county. 1912; New
Carlisle of st. Joseph county. 15-11: Tyner
of Marshall county. 27-9: Clay township of
st Joseph county. 277.
An invitational tourney will be
staged in the Walkerton gym New
Years day, with four teams COM
peting, Stillwell, Rolling Prairie,
Hamlet and Walkerton.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30

through the milling. Slaughter got
away to an early edge, but Tramblie
gained back lost ground by putting
the husky Negro on the floor in the
fourth canto. Slaughter came right
back with a burst of aggressiveness
IN the fifth round, but after that
session Tramblie learned the value
OF his left hand and gradually piled
up points.
The seventh and tenth stanzas
went to Tramblie by wide margins
and in that closing round Slaughter
was groggy and fading rapidly. The
Terre Haute Negro was guilty of
low punching in the fifth session
and a brief rest was given Tramblie.
Referee Grammell deciding the low
blow was unintentional and deliv-
cred during the excitement of bat
tie.
1t was announced that next Tues
days main event will bring together
Jack Redman, South Bend Negro
state heavyweight champ, and Mat
Adg1e, well-known PHILADELPHIA,
glove thrower.
There were five supporting bouts
to the Tramblie- Slaughter bout
tuesday night and results were as
follows:
r Jinmmie Murphy, Chicago. and Donald
eight rounds. It was a tame SCRAP % lack K.
ing Snarp punching. The Judges called it
even and let it go at that. The Times
ScoIed req, an edge for Murphy.
Andy Kellett. Terre Haute walloper. sent
fSe f6e lnconS Mandot Louisville to dreamiand in
opponent from the starting bell. The red
nead can throw gloves and hit
george Veney. South Bend and Red Hol-
loWay, indianapolis. mixed for six rounds
ana the onlcial verdict was a draw The
Zines scored this one for Venev ay a
Joe Veney South Bend. was awarded the
honorS on points over Onie Gaheiner.
SSneIbyyille: four rounds, and Lester
IndianapoliS. opened the show with a four
was entitled to a decision
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
COOLER PLAYS COHEN

Harry Cooler and Reuben Cohen
tangle in tonight's feature of the
indiana three cushion billiard
tournament at Coolers parlor. In
one of the best-played contests of
the tourney, Walter Ramsey de-
feated Larry Shapiro, so to 21. in
seventy INNINGS, Tuesday night.
Ramsey had high run of four and
Shapiro three.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
INDIANA

pointers in thirty-two attempts and
connected near the 500 mark in the
second half. On free throws, But
Ter tailed three out of six and 10y
ola three out of five.
Wagner, Loyola center, was the
outstanding pastimer on the court.
His work at the foul line pivot ac-
counted for most of the invaders
Held goals. He shared scoring hon.
ors with Cavanaugh, Schuhmann
and Butzen.
Long shots by Chadd and With
row kept the Bulldogs from being
sWamped, and Tackett performed
well at back guard.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
CRANFIELD CUE LEADER

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Arthur
Cranfield, Syracuse IN. " young
ster, held the lead in the junior
pocket billiard championship play
today with four straight victories.
He beat Robert Moore, defending
champion, rs to Sc, in twenty in
nings Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
MARION GIANTS WIN

BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind, Dec. SO.-Led by
Everett Chapman and Stretch Muir
ply, Marion's Giants, Indiana
scholastic champions in 1926, re-
turned to the hardwood here Tues
day night to defeat Branch Nc
Cracken, former Monrovia and I. q.
ace, and a picked team, A to 81,
before large crowd in a charity
battle.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

Htarrod. southpaws and Demaree. Hanna's
GOA and Spradling's 2s1 were high.
Stanley took care of the Editorial anchor
during the News League play on the
triple win. Other games We're decided
two to one, stereotype and Mail Room
defeating Press Room and Circulation.
Buns won two games from Whites
during the only contest played in the
Junior League on the Parkway drives.
Low first games were costly during the
Ladies Social League play on the Antler
drives. and as result two-game wins
Alley five and Giesen Products defeating
Komstohk. .Roepke Floral West Side Fur
nilnre nlnre ana Indianapolis Glove; Broich
route, and shared honors with Bunch for
high single game with 2S5 score.
Speedway League play on the Central
series shell Gas Allison EnSi1eerns and
Speedway Lumber defeating National
Mallea6le: Grande Hardware and Presto
Lite. JACK Hunt and Stark were the 600
boys with totals of 6ss and 622.
XIII En- and Pierce EN- did that to
RuooerneckS and Cinder Gang during the
1 taxing uf al thPree PeS sSme1 az sHe The aHsgs
softened up the Iron Men for two-out-of-
three. 24l by F. Davis featured.
shaw could only score 6es for the Com
munity Cafe team during the intermediate
League play on the Uptown alleys. and as
q result these boys lost one game to the
EasternS. Illinois National Supply also
avoided a Shutout at the hands of Shaw
Walker BY taking the hnal as Chevrolet
Body and Jacks Specials took three from
Thirtieth and Central Sales and P. R.
Mallory & Co. other good counts follow
ing Shaw were Werner SIS and Jarboe.
GA.
The Marott Shoe League play at Priteh-
ett's resulted in e triple win for Yantes
Toast Shop. Felkner Special and Gates
Marble over Holy Trinity. Dougherty Rec
win for Marott Shoe from the Federals.
Gethardt was best in this loop with games
of 19l. 20 and 200 for a total Of 60 Will
moth had 6i2 to take second place.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30

tors at Wisconsin are intramural
sports, required physical education
courses and the four-year course in
physical education teacher training.
1t was believed ThistIethwaite may
be appointed to one of these po-
SitionS.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-30
ViOlets May
Pick Roberts
By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-Archie
Roberts, former N. Y. U. back field
player, is expected to be named as
successor to Chick Meehan as head
coach at New York university. Rob-
erts, former Holyoke (Mass.) base
ball and football player, served as
freshman coach under yAIeehan.