The Washington times., 1936-10-17
Pickups and
PutOutS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Jimmy Salkeld, frequent Laurel
visitor, never loses his smile, even
IL his horse finishes among the
aISO-rans. DR.. Isaac Ginsberg,
ichthyOlOgiSt Fishing expert),
often is called upon to determine
the species of a strange fish caught
in waters of this section. would
New York tracks declare dead
heats If they, instead Of the book
makers, were holding the wagers?
E. why does every Southern col
lege cOvet a Rose Bowl invitation?
:. is that the pinnacle Of foot
ball?. or, do we weigh football
merits by the type Of men it
mOuIdS?. E. E. Miller penn
State) is field judge for tOday's
Navy-YaIe game. and E. E. Mil
Ter (NOtre Dance is Nays line
coach. but neither is related.
Promoter Joe Turner wasted no
time rematching Ernie DuSek and
Cliff Olsen for his wrestling head
liner at the Arena Thursday night
J.. after being swamped by phone
calls and letters from mat fans
demanding a second match Incl
dentally, some 200 pictures Of wreS-
tiers and boxers adOrn the walls
of the Arena lobby. and patrons,
desiring tickets in advance, may
park cars in the free parking Lot
in the rear of the Arena Jack
Haas expects keen competition in
the Southeast Community Center
basketball leagues, now being re-
organized. Ed Johnston an d
Connie Bulldog" Ryan claim pres
ent-day football is superior to that
of yeSteryear. Howard Living
StOn can't figure why Jack Tram
nell and Max Marek were ignored
in the first 10 heavyweight rank
ingS. Norman A. Nelson, Wood
row Wilson High principal, stood
in the rain yesterday as his school
defeated St. Adams Prep eleven,
80. Bert COgginS, who'll prob
ably coach in some capacity at
Woodrow Wilson during the 1887
80 athletic season, and Carl Helm
tell, who's tutoring the Woodrow
Wilson gridderS, bear a striking re-
semblance.
w. Allen StOwell, Heurich's en-
plOyeS secretary, expects the Brew
erS to have q StandOut basketball
team this winter, since Waldo
Wegner, former Big Six Confer
ence center with Iowa State, has
been added. hOldoverS will be
"Otts" Zahn, Ralph Benny, Roy
YOwelI, Whitley Wilson, Everett
Russell and Tiny Ingham. {.
the Heurich sports banquet will be
held in December, but on a less
pretentiOuS scale than the 1885
affair and minus speeches.
.. They'll have hard time keep
ing Tony Wakeman from taking
altitude in the radio field. {.
Untz Brewer has scored a hit with
his Thursday night football broad
casts. Arch Mcdonald, popular
WJSV brOadcaSter, who placed
second in the Sporting News poll
for baseball brOadcaSterS in big
league cities, will give more time
to golf, now that baseball has
marked finis for the 1886 season,
except for the winter trades and
"Stove league" gossip.
Ham" Smith, wearing hip boots
and holding the yardStickS, did a
fancy dive in the OOZe when George
Washington showed over its win
ming touchdown against Arkansas
last night. and let's hope the
weather man gives the COIOniaIS
better deal in their game with
Wake Forest in Griffith Stadium
next Friday night. among those
attending last nights game were
Walter Plat, Les Brown, Jimmy
RagIand, Ray Catlin, Mike WHALE
and "ShOrty" Tabs.
VOTE AMERICAN
Jordano Leads Scorers
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