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Evening star., 1936-10-14
BOWLING LOOP OPENS
Rosters Are Given Of Service
League in Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. October IA
Service Club Bowling League will open
tonight with City Manager Dunn roll
ing the first ball. Kiwanias meets the
Lions and the Executives meet the
Rotary in the openers.
Club rosters are:
Kiwanias-Sullivan Richards, Dunn
Budwesky, Ayers, Peirpoint. Scott,
Bowman, Stuart and Burchell.
Rotary-Martin, King, Williams,
Hellmuth, Robinson, Everly, Cross,
Cawthorne and Kretschmer.
Executives-Tulloch,B Brehaut, Scott
Anderson, Colasanto. Book, Moore,
Ladd and Thornet.
Lions-De Moll, Schlosser, Doniphan,
Houston, Pullman, King, Petit, Shu-
man and Logan.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
M|DD|ES IN SECRET
DRILL FOR OLD Ellis
Likely to Start Team That
Began Second Half of Con.
test With Virginia.
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

EktSluL OlcpdtSl W 4hc oeoAs
A NNAPOLIs, October 14.-Secret
practice, which began yesterday,
will be the rule this week as the Navy
prepares for Yale. though the local
contingent may be allowed to see
brief lineup Friday afternoon.
The team under Tom Hamilton
and his aides is working on the spe-
cial plays which will be used Saturday
for the first time. and the head coach
said that some of these would be from
the special formation used last year
effectively. -
The starting team probably will be
the one which took the field in the
second quarter Of the Virginia game,
the heavy-hitting aggregation repre-
senting the first pick.
On the line the only doubtful places
are right end and tackle. There are
hopes that Irwin Fike, the big fellow
who was regular in the place last
season. will be in shape to play. It Is
unlikely. however, that he will dis
place Heber Player, who has been
holding down the position In good
shape.
zeke Soucik, who is playing a slash
ing game this season. will be on the
other end, and his work will be COM
pared with that of Larry Kelly, the
Yale captain and end. both having
been mentioned as all-America.
Frank Lynch, who was out Of the
Virginia game on account of boils,
will start at left tackle If in shape.
Otherwise the place will be filled by
Duke Ferrara. with Ned Hessel on the
other side. Capt. Rivers Morrell and
Roy Dubois are the guards, with Jack
Miller at center.
Bill Ingram has won out as fourth
man in the first backfield, Frank Case,
Sneed Schmidt and Bob Antrim COM
pleting the quartet.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Claps Movie Ban
On Grid Battles
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. O., October II.
-ThereU be no taking Of NOV
ing pictures Of foot ball games In
Kenan Stadium here unless Ath-
letic Director Robert A. Fetzer Of
the University Of North Carolina
says so.
The University Athletic Council
yesterday passed ruling prohibit
ing the picture making unless it is
done by consent of the athletic
director. Councilmen said some
commercial photographers are Of
fering reels Of foot ball games for
sale.
President Frank Graham recent
" prohibited the radio broadcasts
Of Q game here under commercial
sponsorship.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO Harry Dublinsky,
IA, Chicago, drew with Milt
Aron, lat, Dubuque, Iowa Q0).
LOS ANGELES Glen Lee,
149z, Nebraska, knocked out Able
Miller. 1441a, Los Angeles Q0D.
NEW YORK-Aldo Spoldi, 1876,
Italy, knocked out Make Fischer,
1921, Newark (S).
PORTLAND, Greg. Elmer
Brown, 1271a, Portland, and Va
rias Milling. l27A, New York.
drew (10).
NEW YORK-"Baby" Saban,
145%, New York, knocked out Ed
die Dempsey, 1401a, Syracuse Q).
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-Billy
Beauchild, 1877, Jersey City, OUT
pointed Patsy Larocca, 1856, New
York (8).
CAMDEN. N. J.-Mickey Blair,
149, Camden, outpointed Bob Will
son, lao, New York 10).
MERIDEN, Conn.-Steve Carr,
Meriden, outpointed Dan Hassett,
Philadelphia (10).
Evening star., 1936-10-14
fSzIRp|B AND STREAMS
1' GEORGE HUBER -
BY GEORGE HUBER.

phases of fishing found in these United
States. For specific information it is
suggested that you try the fish and
game departments of the States in
which you are interested, but it does
furnish whatever general information
is available
Recently it published a PAM
phlet On angling, written by
Talbot Denmead, chief of the
black bass and anglers division.
Copies still are available and
will be sent on request.
1t covers in a general way the
various methods Of fishing in both
fresh and salt water. including such
subjects as bait casting, fly casting,
surf fishing and trolling. 1t tells
how to preserve pork rind, how to
make mosquito dope and how to keep
your fish fresh without ice.
IT'S worth visit to the Commerce
Department just to see the angling
equipment on display in the basement
and in Denmead's Office. In the
basement is a whole panel of Pheuger
tackle. ranging from delicate f1y-rods
to heavy saltwater rods, and includ-
ing all sorts of reels, lines and bats
An angler with that case for
tackle box would really be the
complete angler. He could
catch anything from sunnies to
tarpon.
The display in Denmead's Office,
where you will always receive a hearty
welcome, runs more to the bait cast
er's taste. Here are plugs without
number and of every conceivable type
Sinkers, floaters, plunkers. injured
minnows and about everything else
can be found. All sorts of spoons,
designed for the foul purpose of Turing
bass and muskies to their destruction,
reflect light from their gold, silver
and pearl faces.
Go early and stay late.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
ARMY IS FAULTY
THOUGH WINNING
Displays Strength Only in
Passing-Wingmen Prove
Easy to Turn.
n YEW YORK, October 14.-Al-
M though Army beat Columbia
" here last Saturday, 81 to Is,
- -fA r,,@, :, =,

n 1EW YORK, October 14.-Al-
M though Army beat Columbia
" here last Saturday. 81 to Is,
q its stock for the future did
not star by any means.
Interesting. indeed, was the Army
running attack-in its extreme sim
plicity. No reverses. no spinners;
merely elementary stuff. Columbia
had no trouble at all stopping it un-
til late in the game. when she began
taking out her regulars.
Question rises whether Gar David
son and his assistants noted the
alarming weakness of West Point ends
in defending against running attack
If they didn't, it may be wagered that
scouts present at the field did.
Completes IL Of Is Passes.
TRUE, the wingmen were great on
snagging forwards, of which Army
completed the amazing total of II
out Of IS. However these same ends
were about at easily turned as any
big team wing guardians seen in a
long time.
Also, the thought occurs, what will
eventually happen to team which
has learned the forward-passing game
so well at so early a stage in the sea-
son as West Point has done? As a
rule, something has to be sacrificed,
and nine times out of ten it is the
defense.
Columbia's running offense was
delightful to watch. It was more
varied than Army's, was more decep-
tive and contained greater power.
Her handicap is the usual one; she
has less replacement resources than
teams of the class in which she plays.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
NOT ALL H0MEBREDS

Seven University Of Florida foot ball
players come from States other than
Florida.
They are Charlie Krajcier. Wads.
worth, Ohio; Jim Masters, Newport
Tenn; George Owens, Covington
Tenn; Paul Delaney, Etowah, Tenn.
Bugs Hendricks, Thomasville, Ca; Ed
Manning, Florala, Ala, and Roy Grea-
son, Nashville, Tenn.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Purdue Wins Eight in Row.

RUT beginning in 1928. the Boiler
makers won the last eight con-
tests. The complete record is 81 VIC
tories for Chicago, 13 for Purdue
and l tie.
Purdue, which drilled on defense
yesterday, loomed as a stand-out IA
vorite. Chicago, with several players
injured, absorbed new plays and Coach
Clark Shaghnessy shifted Bob Fitz.
gerald from end to a backfeld post.
1ndiana's session indicated the
Hoosiers will take to the air against
Nebraska, while Michigan, which
meets the powerful Minnesota Goph-
ers, was cheered by the work of WaIv
Hook, fast-stepping halfback. At
Columbus. Ohio States varsity worked
against reserves equipped with North
western plays. Coach Francis Schmidt
indicated he would make several
changes in his lineup before Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Irish" Work on Pass Defense.

PASS defense was stressed at Notre
Dame and Coach Elmer Laydea
learned that an eye injury suffered
by Fullback Steve Miller was not
serious, although he will not play
Saturday against Wisconsin. The
Badgers went through a snappy work.
out, but did no hard scrimmaging,
while Northwestern concentrated Oh
line play in the hope that a fast
charging set of forwards will stop the
Buckeye aerial attack.
Coach Bob zuppke of Illinois indi-
Gated that several veterans will start
against Iowa Saturday in place of
sophomores, while the Hawkeyes
studied Illinois pass formations
Minnesota's driN featured the de.
velopment of reserves. Coach Bernie
Bierman shifted Larry Buhler to
fullback in place of Vic Spada accinj
and put Charley Schultz at guard In
place of Francis Twedell.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
ANCIENT GR|D|RON
RIVALRY IS BROKEN
Purdue and Chicago, Facing
Yearly Since 1893, Not
Booked for 1887.
By the Associated Press.

---0S~@NN~N
~HICAGO, October IA 44-
year-old foot ball rivalry, and
= one which has been unbroken
since 1898. comes to an end,
at least temporarily, next Saturday
when Purdue's powerhouse band Of
Boilermakers invades historic Stage
Field to meet Chicago.
In 1892, a few weeks after the
midway institution opened, Purdue
was downed by the Maroons, 38 to 0,
and every year since 1898 there has
been Chicago-Purdue game. No
arrangements have been made to
continue the series, however.
Chicago won 27 of the first 80
games, with the result that the old
expression "Stagg fears Purdue" be-
came an annual chuckle around the
Big Tenn when Alonzo Stage tu-
tored the Maroons.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
STARTS BASKET BALL

ANNAPOLIS, October 14.-With q
larger part of the squad of last year
playing foot ball, a group Of IA has
started basket ball practice at St.
Johns. Among the number are two
regulars Of last year, Bill Ross, for
ward, and Jimmie Rowe, center. The
schedule opens December Is. with
Gettysburg at Gettysburg.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
vIRGINIANS ARE TOILING.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. October IA
Coach Mike Goldman of the Virginias.
who is determined to enter the winning
columns Sunday when they meet the
Anacostia Eagles, has called practice
for every night at Baggett's Stadium.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
UNbEATEN TEAMS
BATTLE ON COAST
No Big Titles Staked This
Week, but Leaders Face
Possible Erasure.
ny the Associated Press


n YEW YORK. October l4.-It's
nj highly improbable that the
" championships Of any Of the
q major foot ball conferences
will be decided this week, since most
Of the leading teams are Just getting
started on championship play after
the usual early season warm-up and
international battles. But there are
plenty Of chances for some Of the
teams that look to be important con-
tenders to get themselves belted right
down among the also-rans.
From the title viewpoint, perhaps
the most important game scheduled
Saturday is that between Washing
ton State and Southern California.
They're two Of the four teams that
remain undefeated in Pacific Coast
Conference play. Washington State
with three ,Actories and the Trojans
with two. Washington, also winner
Of two games, should keep Its slate
clean this week against Oregon State.
but California is in grave danger of
losing to U. G. L. A., thus narrowing
the race.
Evening star., 1936-10-14

cries of the Commerce Department. To
begin with. there is the exhibit room
in the basement. There We can see
what our finny friends look like in
their native element, unobscured by
cloudy water and weeds. They are
right before us in glass tank, SWIM
ming about unconcernedly. as though
they know they are safe from tempt
ing plugs and flys.
One of the most popular exhibits
with the visiting anglers is the trout
tank. Here a naughty rainbow rules.
his brilliant, vari-colored coat out
shining those of the darker-but none
the less attractive1brooks and browns
which accompany him. His size and
weight make your hands fairly itch
Evening star., 1936-10-14
LISTS HARVARD ELEVEN
Davidson Also to Play Seven Of
Teams in Conference.

DAVIDSON, N. c., October IA (R.-
Norman Shepard, Davidson College
graduate manager of athletics, has an
nounced a ten-game 1887 foot ball
schedule, including an intersectional
clash with Harvard and seven Southern
Conference engagements.
Four of the 1887 foes, including Har-
ward, will be new to the Davidson
schedule. Harvard replaces Navy on
this years list of teams, while Erskine
College will replace another South
Carolina institution, the Citadel. Fur
man also is added and South Carolina,
which Davidson defeated last year, will
be met in Columbia.
The schedule:
September Is. North caroli9a State at
October 2, Duke; 9. " M. l. at Lexing-
%. Centre at Danville, Ky: 80, Furman.
November 8, North Carolina: Is, Har.
ward at Cambridge; rs, Wake Forest at
Wake Forest.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
COURSE IN LIFE SAVING.

A 10-lesson course in life-savins
will start at the Y. M. G. A. next
Tuesday, with instructions in both the
Red Cross and Y. M. G. A. methods
of life-saving offered. Dave Tobin
and Dallas Shirley will conduct the
course. Non-members of the Y are
permitted to enroll.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
WILL FETE WOLVERINES
Big Blowout Planned for Grid
Squad by Chicago Alumni.

CHICAGO, october IA @.-When
Michigan's Wolverines arrive here
Thursday evening on their way to
Minneapolis for Saturdays battle
with Minnesota they'll receive a warm
welcome from Chicago's Michigan
Alumni Club.
The Chicago group will hold its an
nual dinner, and speakers will in
clude Fielding H. Yost, Michigan Ath-
letic director. and Coach Harry Kipke.
Members of the team will attend. Mai.
John L. Grifhth, Big Ten athletic
commissioner, and several conference
coaches also will be present.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
CALLS PHIL BoBY's GROUP,

Ray Bowen, coach of the newly or
ganized Phil Boby's amateur boxing
team, requests all candidates for the
club to report to the first workout to-
night at 7 O'Clock at the Terminal
Y. M. G. A.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
PLAY NIGHT FOOT BALL.

Arlington County sees its first night
foot ball game of the season tonight,
when the Ballston A. c. and Wash
ington Cardinals play at the Ballston
base ball park in a 150-pound game
of the National City League. The
kick-od is at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Conflict at Ann Arbor.


Nov we SHIFT to Ann Arbor where
the following printed skit is being
read about the campus:
Freshman-What st'e people saying
about Yost and the rest?"
"Senior-Can't you make it out? It's
plain enough. They're saying Michigan
has a hybrid coaching staff; that it's
half Yost and half Kipke. They're say
ing there is too much divided authority
-. That stadium out there is a mighty
big thing. and If Michigan is going to
get it filled with any regularity
etc, etc.
Such things as above are the things
that give color to rumors long extant
that Yost and Kipke do not pull in the
same direction.
So far as Illinois is concerned, Wen
dell Wilson. who succeeds the late
George Huff as athletic director, knows
how material ebbs and flows at any
place and so will make no trouble for
Bob Zuppke. As a matter of fact,
Wilson, youngest athletic director in
the conference and one of the youngest
in the country, played three years at
end for Zup. two of those seasons being
on Red Grange teams.
Zuppke No Office Man.
COSSIP that zuppke wanted Huff's
Job and is peeved because he didn't
get it may be set down as the purest
bunk Bob is not gated for detailed
executive detail and knows it. The
last time this writer saw his desk it
suggested a rats nest, and they say
papers and things have been piling up
since then.
Some years ago, according to the
story Bob cleaned his desk, and among
the mass Of papers thrown away was
pay check. That taught him lesson
he has never forgotten.
Lyn Waldorf at Northwestern has
done things to the Warner system
which would surprise and interest its
inventor as much as any one. Decep-
ton, devious and varied, grows out of
the double wingback stuff at Evanston,
and more threat across a greatly Wild
ened front Is achieved. The Wildcats,
with Swisher ineligible, lack touch
down runner and a really adequate
fullback. Were it not for these defects,
Minnesota would have to beware on
October 81; n-ay have to even so.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
REFORM BASKET LOOP
City's Strongest Teams Expected
to Seek Heurich Cup.


With the city's best basket ball
teams again expected to enter. the
Heurich Cup League is planning its
first organization meeting for the
1867 season in the near future.
Rinaldi Tailors. defending champions,
will be one of last Winters con-
tenders who will seek further laurels
in the coming campaign.
Gold basket balls for the indi-
viduals and a silver loving cup for
the team will 60 to the champions,
with members of the runner-up team
receiving silver basket balls. Any
team interested should call Vincent
Sullivan, at West 1000. between 9 and
5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
G. W. HOST TO GRID CLUB.

Members of the Touchdown Club
will be the guests of the George Wash
ington Athletic Association at the
Arkansas-G. w. foot ball game Friday
night at Griffith Stadium. President
John S. McGovern will distribute
tickets to members.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
NORTHWEST A. c. DRILLS.

A practice Of the Northwest A. C..
.sridmen will be held at Z o'clock
tonight at Sixteenth and U streets.
Phil Porter, one Of the regulars, has
been lost for the season, due to a
broken knee suffered in the Takoma
Fire Department game last week.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
PLAYING NIGHT GAME.

The Cardinals and Ballston A. c..
150-pound members of the National
City Foot Ball Loop, are playing to-
night at 8 o'clock at Ballston.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
P0STMAN LIKES HIKING
Australian Foots It on Days OFF;
Wins $4,000 Meter Race.

SYDNEY, Australia R).-Joe O'Far-
rell, q South Melbourne postman,
walks on his days of.
He finished five minutes ahead of
the field in the Sc, 1000 meter interstate
walking championship here.
O'Farrell says he trains on q fruit
diet consisting chiefly Of bananas and
goes on hiking trips every week end.
Evening star., 1936-10-14

with the desire to have him rise to a
skilfully placed Parmacheene Belle
or Montreal.
Rock bass, sunnies, crappie,
perch, bluegill and other pan
fish, as delicious as they are
beautiful, have their own nook
in which to disport themselves,
safe from marauding anglers
and sure Of three squares day.
Then there are the bass-large-
mouths, small-mouths and Carolinas-
all sleek and fat and with that certain
look in their eyes which makes you
sure they would not pass up any at
tractive bit of artificial which crossed
their paths. Old mossback Amer
icanQs.
THESE fish are destined never to
grace an anglers creel, but the
bureau, headed by Commissioner
Frank T. Bell. does assist in another
way. 1t conducts an anglers service
which gives information on about all
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Duke, Georgia Tech Headline.

Duke, oeOfsd lecn heddune.
THE Southern Conference race again
looks to be a two-team race be-
tween Duke and North Carolina, and
neither is doing anything about it
Saturday. Duke meets Georgia Tech
in the outstanding scrap on the South's
program, while North Carolina plays
New York University.
In the Big Ten the title race hardly
has begun, but it seems that one
contender is due for elimination when
Ohio State meets Northwestern, while
Minnesota, though not accustomed to
losing. always looks for trouble when
1t battles Michigan for the Little Brown
Jug.
Nebraska, outstanding in the Big
Six. tackles another Big Ten rival. In
diana. while Oklahoma prepares to
move up on even terms in the con-
ference by taking on an apparently
weak Kansas team.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Would Weld the Two,

COLUMBIA will pass more this year
than ever before. Little remarked
But just because happen to have a
boy who can throw them. I'm not 60
ing to develop one-sided offense.
Il probably could give 'em a fancy
Broadway show myself if I wanted to
let this kid throw the ball all over
the field. The crowd would like 1t
for a game or two, but that's about all
because the smart teams would pin
ouf ears back"
Hobbling around on an injured leg,
Little is working his team hard this
week, though Columbia is supposed to
have an easy game Saturday against
Virginia Military Institute
THE following week, though. we
play Michigan" Little added. "And
incidentally. they seem to have got
on all right for quite a while on the
theory that you can't beat good block
ing and tackling."
Evening star., 1936-10-14
ILL WINDS SWEEP
0vERCONFERENCE
Foot Ball Situations at
Chicago, Iowa, Michigan
Are Irksome.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

III LA AsA<ANSG
~HICAGO, October 14.-Storm
signals are flying in the West
ern Conference, and ominous
signs of turmoil, travail and
other high-pressure indications fill the
midland atmosphere.
Talk goes, for one thing, that Chi
cago may shortly drop out of the Big
Ten because Of the character Of cur
riculum and eligibility conditions, both
Of which place Maroon elevens at a
disadvantage in games against sister
members Of the organization.
Clark Shaughnessy, it is whispered,
will resign and q new and less expen-
sive coach will shape midway teams
for contests against opponents in their
own class-which is to say, outfits rep
resenting institutions living in that
high scholastic ether in which Chicago
abides.
Then runor Is abroad that Ossie
Solem is not long for Iowa. 1t was
heard before the Northwestern game
last week, but the ragged and spotty
ball which the Hawkeyes played
against Lyn Waldorf's Wildcats gave it
decided impetus.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Texas Leaders Meet.

THE Southwest and Rocky Noun
tain Conferences also may cue
their title races down to a couple of
leading contenders. pending further
developments in the weeks to come.
Two OF the outstanding Southwestern
teams, Texas Christian and Texas
Aggies, meet in a game which may
eliminate one from the race for the
crown.
Four teams seem to dominate the
Rocky Mountain picture with Denver
at the head Of the list. Barring ties.
only two will be left Saturday night
as Denver takes on Utah and Utah
State meets Brigham Young. Colorado
University. which opens its conference
season against Colorado Mines, ap-
pears the only other which has a
chance to give this quartet an argu-
ment.
While more conference games have
been played in the South than farther
West, this weeks program will do little
to clear up the situation. With Geor-
gia Tech. Tulane and Auburn, all
prospective powers in the Southeastern
loop, playing outside" rivals, the Ala
bama-Tennessee and Mississippi
Louisiana State games stand out in
this conference.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
EPISCOPAL Is IN DARK
Has No Line on Pottstown Team
1t Opposes Saturday,

ALEXANDRIA, Va. October IA
Episcopal High, which is unbea.en
will meet an opponent Saturday whose
strength is not known, Pottstown
pa High. Episcopal was idle last
week.
This holiday gave Coach Cardwell 9
chance to bolster up some weaker
points of his team.