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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-18
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Evening star., 1935-12-20
BURL WOULD SPOIL
SCOTT'S FISTIC BOW
Veteran Florida Featherweight
Has Reputation as Prize
Upsetter of Choices.

ONE Of the greatest spoilers" ever
to invade local boxing circles
again will be given his chance to
wreck a prospective headliner at Joe
Turner's arena Monday night when
Eddie Burl, fighting Southern feather
weight, is pitted against Cowboy How
ard Scott in the six-round semi-final
to Al Delaney and Terry Mitchell.
Making his debut at Portner's arena
several years ago when he upset jim
my Mack. budding Philadelphia 1866
FOUNDER. Burl then proceeded to sur
prise with consecutive wins over LIE
Roy Dougan, Benny Schwart, Billy
Landers and Petey Sarron, boxing out
a unanimous decision over the highly
favored Sarron in the Summer of 1888.
Counted out as a majn-eventer last
Fall, Burl again fooled his critics by
twice outpointing Carl Guggino and
following up with an even more sur
prising defeat of Pete De Grasse,
after the latter had twice won over
Frankie Covelh.
Even this past Summer, when he
was boxing his way out OF prelimi-
naries, Burl again contributed an up
set when he turned back Dave Barry,
classy St. Louis featherweight, in a
rousing ball park bout.
Although Scott includes knockout
of California Joe Rivers among his
achievements, he might do well to be
wary of Burl, who once more Is round
ing into his old stride following a
recent victory over Billy Landers.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
VIRGINIA RING TEAM
MAY LACK OLD KICK
Loss of Hahn and Rainey Is Felt.
Two Conference Champions
Back for Practice.

T UNIVERSITY, Va, December 20.-
Virginia's varsity boxing squad
has lost only two regulars from last
season, but the absence Of these two
1885 co-captains, Archie Hahn, jr.,
and Gordon Rainey, will be enough to
turn a winning team into one Of
highly uncertain quality.
Two Southern Conference cham
pions are among the men invited back
to early practice. Capt. Maynard
Womer, twice title holder in the well
terweight class, and Fred Cramer,
heavyweight champion, are expected
to be mainstays.
In the recent past Hahn and Rainey
could be counted on to start the Vir-
ginia boxers of with pair Of VIC
tories. Then if two other Cavaliers
won the team would be assured a tie,
and If there was one more individual
victory or a draw the team would
triumph.
This year Coach La Rowe will have
TO use inexperienced men in the BAN
tamweight and featherweight classes.
Veterans from last season, in addi-
ton to Capt. Womer and Cramer, who
have been called back for practice are
Marion Brooks, lightweight; Bill Nc
Chung, junior middleweight; Mortimer
Caplin, middleweight, and Jack Noll,
former ight-heavyweight, who has
gained so much that he is now in the
heavyweight class.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
c. v. HIGH TESTS
DISTRICT CUNTS
Beats Roosevelt, Will Give
Comparative Line on
Techs Strength.
HARRY v, PENFOLD

- CHOLASTIC basket ball devo-
otees today were awaiting the
outcome of the Tech George
- Washington high game in or
der to compare the aMroons' strength
with Roosevelt, which bowed before
'the Presidents, 1928. yesterday in an
overtime battle at Alexandria, Va.
Both Tech and Roosevelt have lost
to George Washington University's
freshman five. Rusty Thompson's
tossers were trimmed by 18 points,
while the Rough Riders fell before a
14-point margin. Roosevelt was to
stack up against Forest Park of Bal
timore at Roosevelt at $3.50 o'clock
today in an effort to get back into
winning stride. Coach Herman Lit
mans quint handed the Monumental
City team a 1920 licking in the first
meeting of the clubs this season.
Western closed its holiday
schedule yesterday by staging bril-
liant last-half rally to edge out Be-
thesda Chevy Chase, $500.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Mississippi vii" "Cipe" Cards
Unuarnished Warner System
Portrayed BY Able Cridders

field man, and Ray Hapes, the sopho-
more who led the conference in scor-
ing the past season.
Bernard is a rugged 190-pounder,
while Rodgers scales better than ITO
and Hapes 164. Walker uses Dolby
Bartling and Herb Baumsten, both
fine blockers and able field generals,
interchangably at quarter, which is
a blocking assignment job almost ex-
clllsively in Warner foot ball.
In the line, Ole Miss has six stand
out men for the seven positions. Only
the right end job is handled by men
not quite up to the standard Of the
rest Of the forewall.
The captain Of the team and the
man who calls signals in the huddle
plays at center. He is Charles r
TEX Nelson. He actually has had
some experience as a bull fighter dur
ing his colorful career.
His play as backer-up for the line
is superb. and he passes the ball back
well. He weighs It's.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Rod and Stream

TN time of peace, prepare for war, "
seems to be the motto of the
Rockville Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League Of America. During the long
Winter months when the fish are
huddling In nearby waters, preparing
for the annual Spring rush in quest
OF food, the Rockville Waltonians are
providing that the number of fish be
greatly increased by planting many
large-mouth bass, in the different
streams in Montgomery County.
Approximately TOO large mouth bass
obtained from the Maryland Conser-
vation Department, recently were
planted in the Eight Mile Level near
Seneca, which is the main body of
water maintained by the Rockville
Chapter for propagating purposes.
The fish, which average about two
pounds in weight, were purchased by
Maryland from commercial fishermen
at Perryville and are splendid speci-
mems, so good results are predicted.
The Rockville and Bethesda Chevy
Chase Chapters of the league In
Montgomery County are hard at work
stocking their county's waters with
bass, large and small mouth, Dream
and brown trout. Even a number of
brook trout were planted in waters
thought suitable Because it Is spring
fed, it Is hoped this water will remain
cool enough during the Summer
months to maintain these spotted
beauties.
Announcement was made by Owen
Knight, in charge of formation of
Junior Izaak Walton League chapters
among the public school children Of
the county, that the Montgomery Blair
High School at Silver Spring had in
stalled 66 members December IL. The
Rockville Chapter now boasts Of q
membership Of 100.
Evening star., 1935-12-20

OXFORD, Miss. December 90
When Catholic University lines up
against the University of Mississippi
on New Year day at Miami, fans in
that Winter playtime capital are going
to see an exhibition of the purest
Warner system in existence outside
the camp of Pop Warner himself.
For Mississippi, popularly called Ole
Miss, is coached by Ed Walker, Rose
Bowl end on one of Warmers greatest
Stanford teams, and not only IS he
convinced that the double wingback
offense is the best in the world, but
his regard for Pop has prevented his
making any more than the tiniest
variation from the plays laid down by
the mentor now at Temple.
Half -spinners, full-spinners. fake
spinners, reverses and double reverses.
all from the familiar double wingback
set-up, enter into the Ole Miss offense.
Evening star., 1935-12-20

of interest In San Francisco and Los
Angeles. both Of which have slumped
in drawing power over the last few
seasons. Seattle and Portland staged
fine comebackS in attendance last
year and with the New York Yankees
in Oakland and the st. Louis Cardi-
mails owning Sacramento, the league
again is well fortified with financial
backing. A good race, followed by the
play-offS. should go far toward re-
establishing the Pacific Coast League
as real class AA organization.
So far the major leagues look on the
play-offs with considerable diSdain,
but the day is coming when even the
big boys may give the idea serious
consideration. Anything that will
produce increased attendance and
greater revenue is bound to interest,"
major league club owners for not
many of them can operate team for
the sports sake alone.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Arcadia Increases Lead.

TRIPPING the Heurich Brewers for
= the third time this season, 2 to l.
the Arcadia team pulled away to a
two-game lead in the District League
last night. but the big commotion in
the star studded circuit came when
Lucky Strike trimmed the champion
Occidental Restaurant quint by the
same count.
Convention Hall ended long losing
streak with two decisions over Grand
Central Valet.
The Heurichs appeared to be in for
a soft evening when Arcadia rolled
only SGT to lose the opener, but the
league leaders sped up the pace in the
next two and won handily with scores
of 644 and 652, Paul Harrison with
158 and 404 and Harry Aiken with
las and 381 leading the way.
Lucky Strike, too, dropped the first
skirmish, but won the second by two
pins and the third by heavy margin
with 661. The Luckies have won
nine of their last dozen games. Capt.
Howard Campbell was his teams high
man for the second week running with
381. Billy Labilles 37O was big help
in the victory.
Convention Hall was slammed by
every club in the league before it
struck a winning stride, taking two
games in the second set of double
header with Grand Central Valet. Joe
Freschi of Grand Central had the
best set of the battle with 399.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
TESTS ILLINOIS QUINT
De Paul to Give Line on Second
Big Ten Aspirant.

CHICAGO, December 20 P).-Ilh-
nois will attempt to prove that it
belongs among the better Big Ten
basket ball teams again this season
tonight in the Chicago Stadium
against De Paul's strong five.
There is a feeling in the neigh
borhood that any team capable Of
whipping De Paul is of championship
caliber. Purdue did it last week.
squeezing out 28-to-24 decision over
the Demons.
While the nlini and De Paul are
battling it out, Michigan viii play
Mount Union at Alliance, Ohio, and
Minnesota win be host to Nebraska
at Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Pair Of Dumpy Guards.

THE guards are dumpy little fellows
who are demons on defense and
who can pull out fast and block well
on running plays. They are Alex
Breyer and David Wilson, ITS and 1872,
respectively.
Both tackles are 20o-pounders, with
Br,liser Kinard, a first year man
weighing 202, taking first rank as a
defensive hneman. for the squad.
Kinard plays on the left side, while
Richardson. 212-pound place-kick
expert, handles the right tackle.
Richardson kicked % Of 25 tries at
extra points this season.
At left end, Buster Poole, 206 pounds
of ability, is standout. The right end
is Red Jackson, a 180-pound soph-
omore. who has trouble keeping Bogard,
176-pounder, from taking the starting
assignment.
Ole Miss also is well fortified with
line replacementS.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
enod Sets Tourney Record -Four Team Play Boon Base Ball
20 YEARS AGO
CHEvY CHASE CLUBS golfers
IN THE STAR

CHEvY CHASE CLUBS golfers
now are turning TO bowling
and the clubs alleys are in de-
mand practically all of the time.
The Bowling Committee-Messrs.
Ormsby McCammon. George G.
Minnigerode and Fleming New
bold-is planning an active year,
and team matches with other clubs
will be arranged.
The plaque at the Columbia
Country Club, on which the name
of the years lowest scorer at the
course is inscribed, has been re-
turned from the jewelers. with
the addition, Samuel Dalzell, 70
strokes"
st. Adams track team has been
training hard all Fall and will have
the jump on the other schools,
except Central, which also has
been at work. Maxim, former
Western High star, Brewer and
Carter are last years mainstays
back with the team.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
NAVY HAS HEAVY LIST
Winter Schedule Calls for "a Con-
tests, 72 at Home.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December 20
Naval Academy teams will engage in
"a dual and general contests this VIM
ter, according to the complete sched-
ules Of the eight branches. Seventy
two of these will be at home.
The Winter sport season will start
January 4, with basket ball game
between the Navy and University Of
Baltimore. High spots Of the schedule
are the basket ball game with the
Army, to be played at West Point Feb
ruary %, and the boxing matches with
Pennsylvania State, Syracuse and Vir.
ginia.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
TECH ALUMNI BEATEN
Eastern Grads Score 31-29 Win in
Keen Court Tilt.

Tech High Schools alumni basket
ball team, which will play the varsity
five next Thursday at the Tech gym
at 7:30 pm, bowed before Eastern's
graduate quint, 31-29, last night at
the Eastern gymnasium.
OFT Zahn's pair of successful foul
shots in the dying seconds Of the
game brought victory to the former
Lincoln Parkers. Eastern's varsity
trimmed Gonzaga, 1919. in an exhihi-
ton game in which Coaches Charley
Guyon and OrreH Mitchell used their
entire squads.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Bethesda
Totals 12 125 Totals 8 220

Paul Shu, George washington High
foot ball star, proved he can take his
place with the best scholastic centers
in this section by his display under
pressure yesterday when calmly ne
tipped in a brace of baskets in an
extra-period game to defeat Roosevelt.
1t was Tommy Thompson, however.
who gave Shu his opportunity when lie
stepped to the foul line and tied the
score in the final seconds of play.
Bennie Burrell contributed 13 points
for the Presidents, while Spiro Kolius
led the Rough Riders with 9. George
Washington previously had edged out
Western 27-26.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
NORTHEAST BOYS AHEAD.

Northeast Boys Club boxers con-
tinued their winning ways last night
by pounding out a 30 decision over
No. 4 Precinct. Police Boys Club, in
bouts at the Northeast gymnasium.
6O-pound class-David Tash IN. E) won
decision from John Pertino.
65-pound class-Nick Speleon (No. ~
won decision from David Bradley; Charles
Thompson IN. e. won decision from Sam
Pertino.
S5-pound class - Jack Fowler (N E)
won decision from Robert Nichols
100-pound class-Tony De Toto (No. ~
won decision from Eddie Kane.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Has Ample Material.

A ND Walker has the material to
= play his system this year, which
Is one of the reasons for the outstand-
ing success of the 1885 eleven.
Dave Bernard, the finest all-round
back Ole Miss has had in several sea-
sons, is the key man In the offense.
He is the fullback, the spinner man,
and the punter Bernard also passes.
The reverses are run mainly by the
high-scoring twins, Rab Rodgers,
senior back and a very elusive open
Evening star., 1935-12-20
TRACK TO AID CHARITY
Santa Anita to Donate $4,000
From Winter Earnings.

LOS ANGELES, December 20 CP.-
The Los Angeles Turf Club, operating
Santa Anita Park, has announced it
would give $4,000 to charity here
from earnings of the second Winter
racing meeting, which opens Christ
mas day.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
WILSON FIVE DEFEATED
Loses to Bridgewater in Spite Of
First-Half Lead.

0pcClhl DlopnbCll W 4Ac 0taAs
HARRISONBURG, Va. December
20.-Coming back strongly in the
second half after trailing, 23-15, at
half time. Bridgewater College de-
feated Wilson Teachers College Of
Washington. 41-31, here last night.
Bob Zeller's 16 points accounted for
Wilson's downfall, although Scott and
Brown aided him considerably with
fiashy floor games. Billy MitchAl led
the Teachers attack with Is points.
while Phil Fox, the Owls high-scoring
ace. was bottled up by the Bridgewater
c1IardS
Evening star., 1935-12-20
G. A. o. League
TEAM STANDING.

Season Records.
High team games-Claims Division.
651: G. A. o. p. o. D. $40.
High team sets-Claims Division. 1857:
A. & B. Division. 1,707
High individual games-Groth Claims
Piyision). 100; Warfield &c. A. o. P. O.
High individual sets-Groth Claims
Division). 457; Grant "a. & B. Div). Alb.
High individual averages-Miller (Check
Seetion). l14.4; Groth tClaims Divisionl. +.
High spares-Groth Claims Division) :.
lO5; Bradt (Records .Divisionl. ~.
High strikeSTingle "a. & B. Division) +,
"a: Miller Check Division). "a; Murdock
&c. A. o. p O. DO %
Evening star., 1935-12-20
SEES BIGGER USE
OF LATERAL PASS
Brains to Get More Play on
Grid, ThistIethWaite
Tells Eagles.

~OLLEGE foot ball next year
4 will feature more lateral
passes, with power plays be-
coming secondary in impor-
tance, in the opinion of Glenn Thistle
thwaite, University of Richmond
coach, who was guest speaker at the
annual American University gridiron
banquet last night at the Kennedy
Warren.
Thistlethwaite commended the re-
cent move of the Southeastern Confer
ence, which decided to assist foot ball
players who need athletic scholarships
and financial aid while attending
college.
A former coach at Northwestern and
Wisconsin, Thistlethwaite said foot
ball now is undergoing a renaissance
in which brains, not Drawn, will be
the most important requisite of an
athlete.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
SchuIze and Burns Lead.

HUGO SCHULTZ, with 10 points,
and Jerry Burns, with 8, bounced
the Red Raiders back into the VIC
tory column after two defeats, while
Lazupone and Harris were outstand-
ing for Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
WANTS GAME TONIGHT.

Takoma Fire Department quint Is
seeking a game with o 145-pound or
unlimited club for tonight. Call Adams
4821.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
SEEKS 66TH KNOCKOUT.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December
20 P.-Hank Hankinson, gangling
Akron, Ohio, heavyweight boxer, will
seek his sixty-sixth knockout here to-
night at the expense of Tony Cancella,
Tampa, Fla.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Would Help Coast League.

THE Shaughnessy system should be
a great boon to the Pacific Coast
League, which has tried splitting the
season several times without any sue
cess. It Is bound to create a revival
Evening star., 1935-12-20
PROCUREMENT.

Season Records.
High team set-Colonjals, 1850.
High team game-Victorians, 594.
High individual game-Wood. 156.
High individual set--Hinton. 3S4.
High strikes-McMahon. 81.
High spares-Brodie 90.
High ayeraRe-Sauls 111-15.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Pin Standings

Season Records.
High team game-Brotherly Love. 57S.
High team set-Brotherly Love. .679.
High individual game-Brown. 157.
High individual set-Brown, 432.
High strikes-Brown. Is.
High spares-Blakeney, 76.
High aYerage-Blakeney. l16.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
LEWIS TOSSES DEAN.

ST. LOUIS. December 21.-Stran-
gler Lewis tossed Man Mountain Dean
in a one-fall match here last night.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
INTEREST IS HELD
TO SEASONS END
Big Leagues Maybe Forced
to Adopt Plan That Now
Enriches Bushes.
BY FRANCIS ]. POWERS.

~HICAGO, December 20.-What
Is known as the "Shaughnessy
play-of"-first scoffed at by
- hide-bound club owners-has
come to be the salvation Of the larger
minor base ball leagues. The play-of
system Is named for its author, Frank
Shaughnessy Of the Montreal Base
Ball Club, and has been used in the
National Hockey League ever since the
ice game became major Winter
sport.
Under the Shaughnessy playeof
system, the four first division clubs
of league stage an elimination series
after the completion |of the regular
season. The first and third and sec
ond and fourth place clubs meet in
an elimination series and then the
winners play for the league champion
ship.
This eliminates the old idea of a
base ball championship for a fourth
place team can, and in some instances
has. come up to win the pennant in
a play-of series. However, it keeps
base ball interest alive throughout the
entire season and that is what inter-
ests the magnates.
VIII Resume Little Series"
MO MATTER how much of a run
away race any team stages during
the regular season, there always is
chance for three other clubs in the
play-off. And fifth and sixth place
teams usually are close enough to
the first division to have a chance
on late season drive. Consequently,
league is assured Of four teams
being in the race for the play-offs and
sometimes as many as six or seven.
Too frequently interest in minor league
races is dead by early August. but
the Shaughnessy play-offs keep it
alive.
The play-offs were pioneered in the
International League with much sue
cess and last season that organization
enjoyed one of the best financial years
in its history. The Texas League also
found the system very satisfactory and
was able, to make healthy contribu-
ton to It's sinking fund at the finish
of the 1885 campaign. New interest
was stimulated in the Southern Asso-
citation, particularly because its ulti-
mate winner meets the Texas cham
pion in the Dixie series.
The American Association will give
the Shaughnessy plan a trial next
season. The association attempted
an abbreviated sort of play-of for a
couple of years, in which the leading
team of the Eastern half of the league
played the top nine of the Western
division. That proved unsatisfactory
and was dropped last year and, at the
same time, the little world series also
was suspended temporarily. Next year
the association not only will have the
| play-offs but also a Governors Cup
trophy similar to the one in the In
ternational, and the little world series
will be resumed.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
LADIES' AGRICULTURE. A
EAaSnn RAcnEdS

season RECORDS.
High team set-Extension. 1.414.
High team Rafne-Extension. 631.
HiTh individual garne-F1eharty, 149.
Hfgh Individual set-Eno. 345.
High averages--Fleharty. eS-12; ere-
Evening star., 1935-12-20
HOLIDAY T1LTs SOUGHT.

First Baptist tossers are anxious to
schedule holiday basket ball games.
Call Georgia 2264 after $50 pm.