The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-05
ALL WRONG

Shields-Holy c. r z. Shier-Lawrence
Gainor-D. & z. Q. B. Boozer-Alabama
Stopper-Villan'a L. H. Swisher-N. w.
Ketcham-Wesly'n R. H. Slippen-Blue. T.
Rushruore-I. State F. B. Drone-St. Louis
Honorable mentiou-Pickett. Yale second
trosh; Barr, Mercersburg; Player, Navy;
Turner Florida: Sand. Hamilton; Rockwell,
c. c. NJ Y: Masters, Hamilton: True, Army;
Truhart w. and M: Powers, Springfield;
Wardwell, Wesleyan; Ball, Buffalo; Law,
Georgia; Clinch. Westchester frosh: Altman,
Michigan State; Fuller, Princeton frosh;
Cope Santa Clara: Power, Dickinson: Pow
ers Springfield; Pick. Tennessee; Mingle,
Penn; Maize American: Fold. Baltimore Fire
men; Barnicle, Princeton frosh; Cheesernan,
ST. Ioseph's; Wear, Penn State; Waite, Iowa
State; Dent, Randolph Macon; Low, New
Hampshire frosh.
Things the box score never told me:
Yale is fairly we'll satisfied at losing
only the game and the goal posts to
Dartmouth. Once, when Harvard had
achieved an unexpected triumph, it
cost the Ellis $4,000 to remove crimson
paint from their buildings. -. WaIly
Fromhart, Notre Dame quarterback,
was a guard in a West Virginia State
prison camp last summer. Al Sim
mons once was pin boy in Milwau-
kee bowling alley. -. Phil Reuter- and
A, A. 8aroni, now welI-known trainers
of thoroughbreds, once were walters.
Gorilla Jones, former middleweight
champion, has lion cub as a house
hold pet.
Charlie Cook, manager Of Ford
Smith, used TO be a taxi jockey and a
bartender. Paul Berlenbach, for
mer light-heavyweigh champion, Is
bouncer in Yorkville dance hall. =.
Charles eagle Eye) Creighton, dean
of soccer referees, is superintendent
of one of New York's finest sky
scrapers.
What once very strict institution,
which had a long slump in football,
now is reported as making it very easy
for ambitious notwithstanding patriots?
-. Even If he beats the rap it is I'M
likely that the Jockey club will renew
the license of Willie Saunders, the
jockey who got into a jam at Louis
Vile. There are % former college
(frosh or varsity players on the Navy
Piebe squad this year. When not
announcing at boxing shows, Deputy
Sheriff George Levy keeps busy escort
ing prisoners to Sing Sing. When
you look down on the field and see
football player with black smudges un-
der his eyes. that does not necessarily
mean that he has just encountered
fist. Because they cannot wear shaded
glasses as do baseball outfielders the
players smear SCOT under their orbs to
offset the glare of the sun. Jack
curIey, the wrestling promoter, has the
best memory of any man connected
with sports.
Joe Drohan, Colgate's sophomore
end. is light-heayyweight boxing cham
pion of the university. He also won
jobs on the frosh football, baseball and
basketball teams. Jim Craig, Army
halfback who jumped from the third
team to a starting berth this season,
will bear watching. Among other
things he wears the same No. L on
his Jersey that was worn by Ray
Stecker and Jack Buckler, two of West
Points greatest backs. Colonel
Abe HaIlow is not among those pos
sessed of the freedom of the Pimlico
clubhouse because, several years ago,
he raised 1--WE wuz robbed" squawk
after winning a bet. The horse. you
see, paid only SS4 in the machines and
the eminent Abe wanted more
On Broadway they whisper that the
injured arm, which was publicly pro-
claimed as the reason why Barney
Ross could not box Jimmy Smith in
Philadelphia, really is a dispute be-
tween the weIterweight champs man.
ayers
Big-time opponents again are COM
planning about Army's eligibility rules
although there are really no important
former college players on the West
Point eleven this year.
Top Row, who has beaten Discovery
twice this season, is son of Peanuts,
who whipped Discovery's sire, Display.
This seems to indicate that blood will
tell on the turf and that there really
is no reason why 4 good little horse
has to take IL from good big horse