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Evening star., 1937-09-20
SEEK POST OFFICE SITE

FALLS CHURCH, Va, September
20 Especially Bids for the new Falls
Church Post Office site are being ad-
vertised by the Government, to be
opened publicly September 27 at 9
am. Seventy-five thousand dollars
has been allocated for the building
and a site must be conveniently sit
uated- The site will be chosen about
two weeks following the opening of
the bids.
Evening star., 1937-09-20
LEGION PRESENTS PIN

Junior Past Comdr. Joyce Hon
ored by Snyder-Farmer Post.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, September
20 tSpeciaD Junior Past Comdr.
Charles v. Joyce of SNYDER Farmer
Post, No. 8, American Legion, has
been presented a past commanders
pin by c. l. Aiello, past commander
OF the Maryland Department of the
Legion, and also past commander of
Snyder Farmer Post.
John A. johnson, Aiello and Comdr.
Hugh T. McClay have been named
delegates OF Snyder Farmer Post to
the Southern Maryland Conference.
Evening star., 1937-09-20
Towns Officials
Lured to Capital
By Lucrative Jobs
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MIDDLETOWN, Va, septem-
Der 20. - Lucrative positions in
Washington, D. c., are Turing this
towns office-holders to the Ma
tional Capital, and citizens say
something should be done about
1t. Fred Kline has resigned as
mayor here, saying private busi-
ness requires his presence in
Washington. Thomas Wiley.
member Of the Town Council. has
quit the local legislative body for
the same reason. 1t is expected
a meeting Of the Council will be
held this week to elect successor
to Kline before others resign,
leaving no-quorum body.
Evening star., 1937-09-20

Republican party and the adoption OF
a new party designation, political ex-
perts said, would present additional
problems. In many States, they said
Evening star., 1937-09-20

q new party would have difnculty get
ting onto the ballot because OF laws
limiting recognition to established
parties.
Vandenberg, however, insisted that
Evening star., 1937-09-20

realignment was Inevitable" In
fact, he said it was already in ex-
istence. citing the combination of Re-
publicans and Democrats against the
Roosevelt court bill.
Evening star., 1937-09-20

Milk prices in England are expected
to soar.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Football Results

Catawba. 90: Erskine. IL.
yiIlanova. II: Boston University, 0.
St. Anselm's.. 90; Ithica. O:
Kent State. IA: Ashland. o.
Bowling Green. 12: Heidelburs. o,
Centre. 20: Louisville, z.
American International College, 90;
Lowell Textile. o..
Bates. 6; Colby, 6 (tiel.
Cortland Teachers IS; Cornell Jay
Southwestern. 40: Loyo,a of New Or
Milliean. 7; Tusculum. s.
New River State, Z: Morris Harvey, 9.
Luther; O.: Columbia; o ttie).
st, :.sbsrs JShs,s 9aaiversity' 81; st. Cloud
Arizona state tFlaRstah). 20; La Verne
College.
homs shSn5 Raptist university. Tshs!' 10. 5o' oA"
Haskell Indians Z; Mcpherson COL
MidlanS 81! AsSross.i 49, =! York; simDson. o; o.
wssasrR ean ho}msI, gnion' 3 3 South Dakota South
Carson Newman. g: King. ..
san Jose State IL; Redlands Univers-
Montana Mines, 8; Goodins Collese. 8
Mexico Normal. o ttiei.
Weatherford COLLEGE. z; John Tarleton,
IE!nfsld, Il .i.li ~ ~; San r Francisco state, Q:
', -. tNstoAA A'oAA AAioA' " oSiAiS
Potomac State 80: rairmont West vir-
ginia Teachers, o.
Ouachita. 40; Louisiana College. o.
Southeastern, %: Pearl River COL
Aberdeen Northern Teachers, 90; Huron
Hardin Hard Simmons, a; Fresno State, Z.
Whittier. %: Occidental. Z.
San Diego State. 6; Marines, o.
Texas Tas.nsye WESLEYAN Q; Sam Houston
Howard Ss,s{,v Payne a5; st. Edwards Uni
Sui in5s Ross 5 Teachers 10; schreiner 1nsti-
Austin Peay Normal: 10: Middle Ten
nessee Teachers. q.
Hiwassee, H.. Mars Hill, g.
Yankton College 20; Dakota Wes-
Ruteers 15Os, o: Pennsylvania l5os. 6.
Yale 150s. &; Princeton 1905, 6 (tie).
st. Viator. 26: Valparaiso. o.
Chadron Teachers IA: Kearney Teach.
Genital ntii y; :: Penn College, O.
Hebron Juniors. .: Concordia, 6.
Texas Tech. 13: DuQuesne, 0.
Texas Mines. 10; Arizona State of
Tempe. 0.
Adams State. 6: Fort Lewis Aesies. O.
Loyola CLos Angeles), IA; Centenary, Z.
Idaho. 30: College of Idaho O.
GonZaea Frosh, z: Lewiston Normal. o.
Eastern Oregon Normal. 25: Boise
Junior, z.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Frmch, Wishing for Ar
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEw YORK, Nov. H.
mi Broadway lullaby: Max
schmelins. just on the
4 boat, hurrying to the near
est movie -. Il hear Perfect
Specimen Is pretty good" says
Max did you saw it?"
Trainer Max Machon says: THAT
feller Is nuts about the movies,
amt it?"
frankie Frisch, in = brand-new
overcoat, puning q big tcgar in
front Of Dempsey's and wishing he
had pair for Army-N -Notre Dame.
-. Up comes Z reporter and
hands Frank . pair on the 50-yard
line. "Lissen," said the old
Fordham flash 1.-THE Cards
will win the National League pen
nant and you'u have q whole box
70 al seven GAmes." Jack
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Rice Over Texas Aggies.

R1cE-TExAs A. & NJ: Rice is the
perfect Illustration of the futility
OF figures. The Owls couldn't score a
point in their first three games and
now have pushed over Texas, Auburn
and Arkansas in succession. Maybe
this is where the Owls get off, but they
Get the ballot just the same.
Alabama Georgia Tech: On its good
days Tech might smear any one TASK
Vanderbilt), but this corner strings
along with Alabama.
Duke-North Carolina: This vir-
tually decides the Southern Conference
title, and the vote goes to Duke.
Dartmouth Cornell: One of the most
hazardous of all occupations is to bet
against Dartmouth, whose speed mer-
chants always are dangerous. Never
theless, this corner, liking an occa-
Eonal long shot. takes Cornell.
Columbia Syracuse: More to be
pitied than scorned is Columbia, whose
luck has been mostly bad. Just the
same there's no selection possible here
but Syracuse.
Yale-Princeton: Hard to see how
Yale can lose this.
Penn-Michigan: Probably close.
Michigan.
Penn State Maryland: Two good
clubs collide here. Deferring to the
home team, Penn State.
Boston College-Kentucky: Without
much conviction, Boston College.
Manhattan-North Carolina State:
Manhattan rarely puts together two
consecutive good performances, but
rates the edge.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
MOUNTAIN ELEVENS
HIGH IN STANDINGS
Montana and Colorado, With Six
Wins Each, Among Five Teams
With Perfect States.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Nov. 12.-Little sweet
hearts of the mountains, as far
as football goes, are Montana and
Colorado Universities. two OF the
Nations i've unbeaten and united
teams.
Colorado leads the Rocky Noun
tain Conference with 179 points to
opponents 13. Montana has scored
l29 to her foes 10.
Each has played six games.
Montana, located at Missoula. has
stretched her winning string to nine
consecutive games, extending back
into last season. It has defeated such
strong teams Is San Francisco Uni
versity, Gonzaga and Texas Tech,
and has contests left with Idaho end
North Dakota.
Montana Is IN orphan" of the
Pacific Coast Conference, left to shift
for itself when the conference adopted
Its round-robin grid system.
Colorado victims include Missouri
Of the Big Six and Utah.
Colorado's star performer Is Quar-
terback Byron (Whizser) White, rum
ner-up among the country's top scor-
ers with - points.
Montana has . pair Of scoring
twins'' in Capt. Milt Popovich, half
back, and Fullback Paul Ssakash.
szakash Is the teams best scorer.
with a points. and Popovich has tall
lied ct least one touchdown In every
game he's played this season.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
c. j. MEETSFLEET
ELEVEN IN MIAMI
Cards Have Weight Margin
for Game Tonight-Big
Crowd Expected.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
a 4 IAMI. Fla, Nov. 12.-Going
M undefeated in intersectional
vl football competition since
4 4 losing to Georgetown in
1885, University of Miami's Hurri-
cane risks its record against tough
opposition in Coral Gables tonight
when Catholic University's eleven of
Washington, D. c.. is opposed.
Substantially outweighed on the
line. where 1t averages but 181
pounds, the locals will rely on speed,
stamina and deception and . better
assortment Of reserves.
Jack Harding, Miami coach. will
start . lineup comprised mostly of
sophomores. He has a potential all
America back in Eddie Dunn, ball
running wizard, who has scored
seven touchdowns in four games and
averaged yards per try. Dunn is
compared to Detroit's Andy Farkas.
The Cardinals returned to the
scene Of their Orange Bowl triumph
late yesterday and last night worked
out between halves of . local high
school football game. More than
10000 are expected at tonights game.
The line-ups:
Evening star., 1937-11-12

five victories, as can Maryland, seems
to be obsessed with the idea of
winning. And N. Y. U. may find the
idea no good at all.
MelIendick Is No. I Man.
GONE people have me wrong"
Hagerty was saying today. Il
didn't really overlook this kid, Joe
Mellendick. 1 knew, from the first
time I saw him in training last Sep
tember, that he was the backfield
man for whom had been waiting.
ut isn't that Joe wouldn't have
been given chance had not Nolan
and Moulin been injured. 1t really
was that Mellendick, himself, got
hurt. He wasn't in shape for those
early games.
"Mellendick is the kind Of a back
I have been waiting for since came
to Georgetown as coach. He's a beau
tiful runner, and fast. I guess he is
as fast as Tony Barabas. If I had
to put my money on one of the two
fellows, for sheer running, I'd had
to bet on Mellendick.
Hes the kind of a kid who
is liable to run for a touch
down anytime he gets a break.
And what . comfort that Is to
coach.
Tomorrow Georgetown will play its
nrst game with an offense really built
around Mellendick. think we'll win
it. If we do, we'll 90 into that Mary
land team with pretty good chance
OF winning that, too. A lot is going
to depend on what happens tomor-
row."
Well, c'mon tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
URGES PRO IDEAS
ON COLLEGE GR|DS
Grange Convinced Closeup
Tossing Would Reduce
Dull Contests.
BY the Associated Press.


~HICAGO, Nov. IA College
football, Red Grange believes,
should quit being stubborn
and take q tip from the pro-
fessionals.
II see where some coaches are
worrying about defense being so good
that the game is slowing down." said the
famous one-time "Galloping Ghost"
Of Illinois today, "and I think they
have something to worry about If they
persist on refusing to make one simple
rule change just because we pros are
using it.
Too many scoreless ties? Too many
dull games?" he continued. "One rule
adjustment would take care of them
allow the college players to pass from
anywhere back of the line of scrim-
mage as we do, instead of not closer to
the line than yards"
Evening star., 1937-11-12
new METHOD AT SKEET
Capital Club to Limit Handicaps
in Turkey Shoot.

Individual handicaps will be COM
puted on new basis in the National
Capital Skeet Clubs turkey shoot to-
morrow and Sunday.
These new handicaps will apply only
in all the all-bore events and will be
figured from the average of all scores
turned In to the club Handicapped for
rounds fired from q .20-gauge gun or
larger.
The scores will include, also, those
turned in at registered shoots at other
clubs. Only scores far out of line will
be excluded.
At 4 pm. Sunday. scores will be
drawn out in lots of eight and high
scorer in each eight will win one Of the
so turkeys to be awarded. Contestants
score, plus handicap, on so targets will
be placed in the box. Entrance fee will
be so cents.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Keeps Defense on Edge.

II OOK at the scoring in the pro
game" he continued. Lots of
action all the time. The colleges
could have it too, under our pass rule,
but when pass play comes its always
pretty obvious and the secondary is
up in = jump to make virtually eight
and nine men on the line. No wonder
the backs can't do much rushing. A
few trick pass plays and the secondary
would have to play back"
Grange said he hasn't seen enough
football this fall to name many players
he considers outstanding, but he'd like
to have Fred Vanzo, Northwestern
quarterback, on any team he selected.
Vanso. Grange believes, is one of the
finest blockers and defensive players
OF the last two seasons.
And ought to know about block
ers," grinned Red. Didn't nave 'em
ut nlinois?"
Evening star., 1937-11-12
PITT, NOTRE DAME,
GOPHERS FAVORED
'Bama Meets Dangerous
Foe in Georgia Tech-Cinch
Seen for Yale.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Newly-
nj equipped with the latest type
of shock absorbers, this corner
4 bends wary eye on the ma
tional football program and timidly
ventures the following guesses for what
they may be worth:
Pitt-Nebraska: The Panthers won
the game they wanted when they
trounced Notre Dame last week, but
there still is little matter of possible
rebid to Pasadena. That ought to be
motive to carry DR.. John Balm Suther-
lands pupils past this dangerous hur-
die, Pitt.
Army-Notre Dame: Notre Dame has
come through gruelling schedule with
high honor-and a couple of defeats
and tie. Army is on the rise, but
NEEDED a horseshoe or two to get past
Harvard. The nod, faint thought it
may be, goes to Notre Dame.
Minnesota Northwestern: The Co.
Pliers can forget about the national
championship this year, but they still
can snare an undisputed Big Ten
crown out of the wreckage This won't
be easy, but We like Minnesota.
Oregon-C California: The scoreless
draw with Washington indicated there
was a touch of gilt about the Golden
Bears. This trip into the Far North
may spell more trouble, but the ballot
goes to California.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
BOOKS VIRGINIA CHAMP
Carino to Fight Crow on Card At
Turner's Monday.

Vince Carino, former Virginia ANA
teur lightweight champion, will face
Augie Grow, hard-hitting Baltimore
fighter, and Doug Swetnam, local
featherweight, will stack up against
Jimmy Leto, another Baltimorean, in
four-round preliminaries on the fistic
card Monday night at Turner's Arena.
George Abrams, local middleweight
who is undefeated in II professional
starts, will square of with Vic Finazzo
of Baltimore in a six-round semi
final to the Lou Gevinson- Christobal
Jaramillo 10-round feature bout.
Evening star., 1937-11-12

ShAANA'' A>AV AAo6CAty lldo oO4lC WAAdt'
critical football observers believe to De
an uncommon job for young college
coach. He has rebuilt Gedfgetown's
morale.
The Hoyas moved into New
York confident they can swing
an upset and 20 into the Mary
land game next Saturday with =
victory over N. Y. U.
This spirit is reflected all down the
line. Hagerty thinks the Hoyas are
due to win and predicts victory. The
assistant coaches think so, too, and so
do the players. Holding West Virginia
to 6-6 tie and Pennsylvania to a
scoreless deadlock did much to restore
the Hilltoppers' spirit, which crumpled
in spots when Holy Cross knocked
them of in the second game Of the
season.
Hoyas, Terps Need No Build-up.
WHY the hullabaloo and howl after
W the Holy Cross defeat will remain
a mystery. Last fall the Crusaders
were one of the best teams in Eastern
football. This season, after licking
Georgetown, they carried on to a re-
markable record. Lafayette, which
came along to win 6-to-0 decision
after that, still is listed among the
united and unbeaten teams Of the
Nation.
The records Of these teams, plus the
Hoyas' fine stands against Penn and
Manhattan and West Virginia, have
served now to stamp Georgetown not
as q disappointment, but as a squad
which simply was thrown in the paths
of destiny-bound teams.
HaEerty may be guilty Of
colorinE the facts, but he has
impressed his eleven with the
necessity Of winning tomor-
row and rolling into the Mary
land game with . big victory.
In truth, that Maryland George
town game q week from tomorrow
needs no great build-up. By the
standards Of advance sale, the largest
college crowd of the season already
is assured for Grifith Stadium to
oCO e1AC AOuA III ulOQcIA IuCctlIlk U
the local rivals.
Terps Have Dene Their Share.
MARYLAND, which has compiled
80 by far the best record of any
Washington team, will face Penn
State tomorrow. The pressure no
longer Is on the Terrapins. Win or
lose, Frank Dobson's team will face
Georgetown with fine and even
surprising record.
Maryland may lose tomorrow to
the Penn Staters. A squad as small
as Dobson's figures to have a letdown.
The Terps definitely are pointing for
Georgetown at this stage Of the sea-
son and a defeat now would not have
q major bearing on the classic next
week in Griff1th Stadium.
As = matter Of fact, IL the
Marylands fall behind tomor-
row, 1t would not be surprising
to see Dobson yank his regu-
lars and 20 through the motions
for the remainder Of the Penn
State game.
But Georgetown, which cannot show
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Colonals and Cardinals Picked VIM 7es Ho,us to Lose
'POPP!NG4!'Si s.,
Off"~JtGt .&@
Georgetown Charges Again.


YEW YORK Nov 2The ant picnic omor-
row the horde will Yankee
Nore Dame in barnacd with tradition
Harlem River scarcely
Rpper Georgetown will into the Polo Grounds
whip New York University necessary for
the best Hntopper Maryland o all
Coming New York happily
regarding his Georgetown Hagerty
major game this which have
seasons In fact Georgetown scored
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Thinks Dull Games Increasing.


GRANGE, whose radio work, business
affairs and duties as assistant
coach Of the Chicago Bears has pre-
vented him from seeing single "big"
game this season. nevertheless has been
following the college sport closely
through the newspapers. He thinks
the number of "dull'' games is on the
increase.
when was at Illinois we used a
seven-man line all season." he said.
Against Northwestern last week, Illi-
nois used a 5-4-2 set-up and the Wild
cats couldn't get going. I think
coaches have concentrated on defense
20 much that offenses have been neg
lected and If college players could pass
from any point behind the scrimmage
line the secondary defense would have
to stay back where it belongs.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
POLICE BOYS MEET.

A meeting will be held Tuesday
night at 7:30 o'clock at the Metropol-
itan Police Boys Club to determine
the membership of the 1888 Washing
ton Gridiron Conference. Those seek
ing membership should send repre-
sentatives.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
LESS WINS RUN.

John Leiss, foremost District mara
thoner, won the first annual American
Legion smile run yesterday, covering
the distance in % minutes and AZ Sec
onds. George Shorb ran second, timed
at 1921, in the race that started at
Glenmont, Md, and ended in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Midwest.
By GUS DORAIs.
Oetr0it n Coach
HOCKEY SCORES.
American Association.
Minneapolis, 1; Tulsa, l (tie).
Kansas City, ); Wichita, 2.

Wake Forest over Wonord, Richmond
over Hampden- n-Sydney, Utah over
Colorado State, Denver over Wyo-
ming, Brigham Young over Utah
State and Catholic over Miami
(FloridA).
Evening star., 1937-11-12
SOUTH.
BY MATTY BELL.


Southern Methodist U. Coach.
Baylor-s. NJ. o.: Another touch one.
Texas 4. 4 M.-Rice: Assies.
Texas-T. c. u: T. C. U.
Arkansas-Mississip Arkansas.
Texas Tech-Duauesne (Thursday): Du-
uuesne.
Tulsa Wa ashington o.: Tulsa
Hardin n-Simmons-Fresno State tThurs-
day.: Texans.
Oklahoma A. & M.-oklshoma City o.:
Alabama- -oeorsia Tech: Alabama on
consistency.
Auburn-L. S. o.: Anybody's same. Slim
edge to Alabamans.
rida-Clemson: Florida or possibly
tie.
Georsia Tulane: Tulane.
Kentucky:B Boston College: Easterners. In
MississlpSi state-sewanee: Mississippi
State.
Tennessee-vanderbil Give vandy an
other chance.
Davidson Harvard: Harvard.
Duke- North Carolina: I'm staying with
Furman-south Carolina: South Caro-
Maryiand-Penn State: Penn State.
North Carolina State-Manhattan: Man.
haitian.
Richmond -Hampden Sydney: Richmond.
Virginia Virginia Poly: Virginia.
Virginia Military-The Citadel: " M. I.
Washington g. Lee-William 4 Mary:
William & Mary.
Centenary-Loyola Of West: Louisianans.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Picking Winners
OF Grid Contests
EAST.
By ANDY. KERR,
CNluafA 6aarh

-
Albright Valley: Albright,
Army-Not Dame: Notre Dame.
Boston College-Kentucky: Boston Col-
leee.
Brown-Holy Gross: Holy Cross.
Bucknell-Temple: Temple.
Buffalo-Wayne: Buffalo.
Canisius-Western Maryland: Close,
Canisius.
Columbia Syracuse: Close one, syra-
cuSe.
csrnegie-Michigan State: Michigan
State.
Dartmouth Cornell: Edge to Dartmouth.
Harvard-Davidson Harvard.
Latayette-W. & j.: Lafayette.
igh-Muhlenberg: Lehieh.
Manhattan-North Carolina State: Man
haitian.
N. Y. GEORGETOWN: N. Y. U.
Providence-Rhode Island: Providence.
Penn State-Maryland: Penn State.
Pennsylvanis Michigan: Michigan.
Pittsburgh Nebraska: Pitt looks stronger.
Rutgers-Ohio University: Guess Ohio u.
TrinityNorwich Trinity.
Tufts-Bowdcin: Bowdoin
VermontMiddlebury Middlebury.
Williams-Amherst: Amherst.
Yale-Princeton: Yale.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
G. W. HIGH GETS JOLT
Suffers 900 Licking at Hands Of
Heavier Hopewell.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November a.
Victim Of 900 upset sprung by Hope
well, va, High yesterday, George
Washington High gridders today
turned their attention toward another
important game next week with
Johnny Fenlon's Fredericksburg High
eleven.
The Presidents never were able to
function smoothly against the slightly
heavier Hopewell line.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
PSYCHE SPECIALS
/. ON FOOTBALL LIST
Selections on Weeks Games
Also Provided by Rustic
Poetry Bureau.

BY JOHN LARDNER.
n YEW YORK, Nov. 12.-This l.
M visitors day at the psyche
| " pathic ward. Have q win.
a Y ner:
California over Oregon.
Tennessee over Vanderbilt.
Boston College over Kentucky.
Temple over Bucknell.
Indiana over Iowa.
Its the tiger skin that you love
to touch
Yale over Princeton, but not by
much.
Cripple kicking department.:
Holy Cross over Brown.
Harvard over Davidson.
Villanova over Boston University.
Colorado over Colorado Mines.
Chicago over Beloit.
Detroit over North Dakota.
In battle of Flynns and
O'Tooles and O'Haras,
The grief is st. Mary's; the
game, Santa Clara's.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
PACIFIC COAST.
By JAMES PHELAN,
W. s.At~-k- TT

California -Oregon--California.
steniord-Washinston State college--
w;shinston-g; j. i s's!. U.s. G; L. A.-washinston.
o. 3; c;-oreEon state collese-Looks
Idaho
st. Mary's-Santa Clara-Santa Clara.
Loyola- la-Centenary-Loyola
San Francisco University- Portland Uni
versity-Close for s. F. U.
Utah Colorado Aggies-Only 2 for Utah.
California Agxies-Coilese OF Pacific-
New INSTRUMENTATION.
Utah Assies-Brisham Young-7 on the
Whitman n-Albany-whitman
san jose State-Humbolt state-san Jose.
Catfiiornia f Tech-Pomona-very close
Willamette Pacific univ.r.ity-wil-
Colorado Colorado Colorado.
Denver-Wyoming-D
Montana State-Montana Mines-Mon.
Midwest. 4
BY GUS DORAIs.
Detroit q. Coach.
Pittsburgh h-Nebraska-Pittsbur
Msinnesota Observation-Disclosures.
indiana a-Iowa-Indiana.
Purdue Wisconsin-Purdue.
Ohio State -Illinois--Ohio state.
Michigan state-carnegie = Michigan
observation-disclosures.
q: of North Dakota ta-Detroit-Tie.
Oklahoma -Missouri-Oklahom
Kansas State.Kansas-Kansas State.
Chicago. o.Beloit-Chicago.
Marquette-Iowa state-Marauette.
0t. s-Washington--St. Loufs,
Tulsa -Washington u. (St. Louis)-Tulsa.
Evening star., 1937-11-12

The boys around town are having
q good laugh on Walter (Good Time
Charlie) Friedman who (may the
saints forgive him) was responsible
for Jack Doyle and other non-click-
ing fistic importations Some
how the word got around old Good
Time" was being featured in
Hollywood picture When the
cinema hit the stem, the gang AL
fiocked down to see it :. One reel,
two reels. three reels passed and no
sign of Walter Finally they
flashed on q scene showing fighter
entering the ring :. Behind him,
carrying q pail Of water, was Walter
Good Time Charlie) Friedman :.
Evening star., 1937-11-12

x4C W6S All dA1A O0U, J0oL 4lAS tkldG
But he was swell while he
lasted.
Alberto Lowell, Argentine heavy
weight, who debuts here tonight, is
deeply religious The two rich
guys backing him prefer to be
known as sponsors rather than
managers i. . Harry Thomas, who
lights Schmeling next month, was
born Henry Pontius and once
caught for Los Angeles In the Pa
cific Coast League Guess you
all noticed Mr.. Dizzy Dean didn't
rate even honorable mention in the
poll for the National Leagues most
valuable player -. Charlie Woods,
Clemson's classy center, has played
337 Of q possible 40 minutes this
year and snapped the ball 374 times
without = miscue Nice going.
Butch.