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Evening star., 1937-11-14
Eagle Strategy Flops.

The latter had its effects, however.
for the Jaybirds came out full of
the old triple WIN, visor and vi
tality-to block an A. U. punt in the
end zone before the game was very old
and take 60 lead. They started
again when 165-pound halfback Spill
man intercepted one of those new
tangled forward passes which the
Eagles never got to working until it
was too late. At this point, the JAY
birds demonstrated the saneness of the
old game by letting Spilman rush the
ball on two consecutive downs, a drive
through right tackle from the le-yard
line accounting for the touchdown.
Meanwhile, them modern boys were
being watched right keerful. Twice
the Eagles tried to pull the old sleeper,
but each time the owls-I mean jay
birds-saw the end stretched out at the
sidelines before the A. us could
line up.
As stated before, A. U. never did get
its aerial attack clicking until the
game was hopelessly lost. In fact, the
losers were not in possession OF the ball
in their foes. territory until, with the
score 1870 in the fourth quarter, they
suddenly went for q touchdown. A
short kick by Spilman gave the Eagles
the ball on the Jaybirds' 80 and, prob
ably inspired by the "nearness" OF the
goal, big Hal Toner started to connect.
Spilman Ace Of Game.
EIRST he passed to Schulze, then to
Hall, and then with the ball on
the 8-yard line Schulze took the oval
in the end zone for the Eagles six
points. 1t was good catch by Schulze,
the end having to make the catch
surrounded by Hopkins players.
As if aroused by the fact that their
margin had been sliced to 13 points,
the Jaybirds almost Immediately after
ward shook loose substitute back.
Nicholson. on 70-yard jaunt, the ball
carrier running the last 80 yards un-
molested.
Spilman was the real star of the
game, leading Hopkins attack and
accounting for the one extra point
by dropkick. His other dropkck was
an attempted field goal from the 30
yard line. which fell far short.
Yes, he was the real and only indi-
vidual star. AS for the Eagles and
the Bluejays-those teams were a
couple of birds.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Gonzaxa Scores Safety.

The second quarter was q punting
duel between ST. Johns Cady and
Gonzaga's Shaw. just before half
time Joe Gallagher. Cadet quarter,
fumbled behind his goal and Sheridan,
Gonzaga forward, recovered for a
safety. Later Eddie Shea, speedy
Purple back, broke through tackle for
SO yards to terminate the Gonzaga
scoring with a touchdown.
The Cadets quickly retaliated with
a barrage of passes, which netted them
their only touchdown. Cady fired
three straight passes into the gluey
fingers OF Jimmie Giebel, who went
over on the third.
During the remainder of the game
the Cadets stuck to desperate passing
attack. which was grounded by COM
bination of the .mucky field and the
alert GonZaga backfleld.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
EXTRA POINTS GAIN
DAY FOR GENERALS
Defeat W. and NJ, IA to 10, With
Placements by Wilson in
Indians Homecoming. =

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Nov. 49,
A home coming day crowd
Of 1000 saw gallant but crippled Will
liam and Mary squad defeated today
by Washington and Lee, IA to II.
Dorney Wilson, guard, kicked
two placements for the winning
points.
Fullback Long scored for W. and
l.. in the first period on pass.
w. and L. counted twice in the
second by the same method, and
Hogan raced 36 yards in the final
quarter to put the Generals ahead.
Both teams fumbled the wet ball
frequently and for the most part
played waiting game, with numerous
punt exchanges.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Pitt Ban,a Foran Still in Rose Bov GIo,v Big Teams Fall
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Texas A. g. M. g. Rice. 9 ftie)
Oklahoma A. NJ. -. Oklahoma City
Denver. 81: Wyoming. 8.
Arizona. %: New Mexico. o.
New Mexico Aggies. So: Western State
Teachers (CcloD.
Far West.
California. IS: Oregon. o.
Washington. 26: u. c. L. AG.
Stanford. %: Washington State n
Southern California, 12. OREGON State, IL.
Utah. As: Colorado State. o.
| Brigham Young. 81: Utah State. 2.
| Colorado U. 30: Colorado College. 8.
| Idaho. 8: Gonzaga. @.
| Denver. 81: Wyoming. 8.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
SHEPHERD ROUTS
GALLAUDET, 700
Drake Stars for Blues, but
Can't Stop Hanna, Scor.
ina Ace of Visitors.

~ ALLAUDET'S battered little
band of footballers suffered
its second successive smoth-
~ ering yesterday when a
much more powerful Shepherd COL
lege eleven from Shepherdstown, W.
Va, knocked it for a 300 loss, but
the handful of spectators at Kendall
Green saw little Racey Drake. 1876
pounds of foot ball dynamite, blast a
neat niche for himself in the Blues
football hall of fame
Drake did everything but stop
Henry Hanna. the big Shepherd full
back, who accounted for all three of
the visitors touchdowns. Only once,
however, did Drake and his mates
stage a serious scoring threat.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
JONES LIKES S. c. U.

Not Quitting as Coach, but Hopes
to Retain Post.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10 (P.-Coach
Howard Jones of the University of
Southern California denied published
reports today that he had rendered his
resignation, to be effective at the end
q the current football season.
II positively have not handed in my
resignation" he said, "and what is
more, I have no intention of doing so.
Ny contract expires = few months
after the football season. Ny hope Is
that 1t will be renewed"
Evening star., 1937-11-14
GONzAGA|SRULER
OF SCHOOL TEAMS
Beats St. Johns, Fl to 6,
for "UnofficiaI" Title OF
Washington.
TINE schoolboy football title of
the city now is "unoficially"

TINE schoolboy football title of
the city now is "unoficially"
the property of Gonzaga by
virtue of 21-6 victory over
st. Johns yesterday in a very muddy
Brookland Stadium.
1t was the Johnnies' sixth victory
in seven games played since 1891. and
won the official prep school title for
1887.
Gonzaga struck twice in the first
quarter as Jim Ellis tore around his
left end on the sixth play of the game
to score a touchdown. and repeated
a few minutes after. The Johnnies
had backed Gonzaga from midfield to
the Puppies 30-yard line when. on a
fake punt-reverse, Ellis fooled the
entire ST. Johns team and loped 65
yards down the sideline for the second
marker. Frank Fenwick converted.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Maryland in Loop Lead Tie.

nuKES defeat left Clemson, Mary
land and North Carolina as the
Southern Conference contenders. All
the others have been beaten at least
once within the conference.
Virginia, Military trounced Citadel.
57-o. Furman topped South Carolina.
12-0, and Washington and Lee stopped
William and Mary, 14-12, in other
conference games yesterday. Virginia
Tech won from Virginia, a former
conference member, 14-7.
California, unbeaten power of the
Far West, turned loose a 20-point
splurge in the second quarter and
coasted to a 26-0 victory over Oregon.
Stanford, preparing to meet California
next week. pounded out a $50 triumph
over Washington State as Washington
spilled U. c. l.. A., 26-0, and Southern
California played q 1912 draw with
Oregon State.
The University of Colorado contin-
ued Its sensational drive to the Rocky
Mountain Conference crown, burying
Colorado College under a 1916 count.
Denver, Colorado's sole remaining rival,
spilled Wyoming, 21-6.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Lafayette Shield Bright.

! AFAYETTE'S surprising Leopards
tripped Washington and Jeffer-
son, 60, to remain the Easts only
major undefeated and united eleven.
Holy Cross protected its unbeaten
record with TO conquest of Brown.
Columbia surprised by holding ryra-
cuse to a SIS draw, while Temple
played its fourth scoreless tie of the
season. this time with Bucknell
Georgetown took advantage of late
break to nip New York University,
so, and Amherst captured the Little
Three title by disposing of williams,
1876.
There was no change in the Big
Ten picture where Minnesota pushed
over Northwestern, TO, and remained
the only team unbeaten within the
conference. Ohio State easily won
from Illinois, 1870, but Indiana had
to fight for its life to get past Iowa.
30. Wisconsin and Purdue played
to q TT draw. ->.,
Kansas State tossed a major sur
prise into Big Six ranks by beating
Kansas, TO. thus leaving Nebraska
holding a clear lead for the crown.
Oklahoma won over Missouri, TO, and
still has an outside chance to figure
In the championship award.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
|MANHATTANLUCKY
I'm 1900 TRIUMPH
Heavier and Gets Breaks in
Scoring Over Kentucky
on Muddy Field.

n YEW YORK, Nov. l3 (P).-A
M couple Of crack mud horses,
" Ed kris Kringle and Jake
Kopicki, conspired on rain
soaked gridiron today to lead Man.
hattan's green clad Jaspers to slip
perry. slithery 15-to-0 intersectional
victory over North Carolina States
Wolfpack.
Despite the gloominess of the day
and the fact that Ebbetts Field was a
quagmire. lady luck smiled on the
heavier Manhattan eleven and before
the game was five minutes old the
Jaspers led by a field goal
A Manhattan punt bounded against
Di Yeso on States 10-yard line and
Jack DAILY, a ball-hawk all day. was
on 1t for the Jaspers on the seven
Three plays got nowhere, and Kringle.
with Caruso holding the ball dropped
back to the l3 and kicked the ball be-
tween the uprights for points.
Punt Is Blocked.
REFORE the period was over, DAILY
uulot tliiOukIl oidtC , ucitIlSc 10
block Loziers punt and Pomecter fell
on it on the Is. Spisak and Kopicki
reeled of a first down and Kopicki
bobbed through center for four yards
and touchdown. Krinkle's attempted
placement was wide.
Manhattan uncorked a 56-yard
drive late In the third period to push
over their second touchdown that
ended the scoring for the day. Saw
age, Gerek and Krinkle put together
two first downs from thier A to
States 90
The Southerners drew a penalty to
the 10 for roughness. and Caruso
dropped back to shoot wide pass to
Klrtz for the counter. Savini blocked
Kringle's placement.
The Jaspers missed another touch
down when Kringle lugged it 20 yards
across the goal in the last period, but
the Jaspers were offside. Manhattan
made nine first down to one for
State.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
HAS BIG BASKET SQUAD
80 Busy At Washington College.
Opens Play December IA.

CHEsTERToWN, Md. Nov. Is up.
"A squad Of nearly 30 basketers is
practicing for the opening OF the
Washington College basket ball sea-
IN with ssms against Moravian
December IL,
Most Of the squad are freshmen,
but ffund, Aefewits, Rambo and
MseMshea, last years regulars. stiff
an II.
The varsity lest MetAin and Skipp
by graduation ana aalter dropped out
OF seheal
Three mere of last years regulars,
zebrowski, Wiimot and Neubert, are
now busy with football,
The schedules includes:
December IA, Moravian,
January g, Johns Hopkins: 2. Western
MARYLAND, 10, Mount St. Mays,
February q, st. Johns; II. Mount st.
Marysi ls, osiiaudeti I6. Maryland; %,
Western Maryland
March /, 81, Johns.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
AUBURN FUMbLES
PUTL. s. j. AHEAD
One Leads to Field Goal,
Another to Touchdown
in 81 Battle.
Es the Associated Press

~ ATOM ROUGE, La, Nov. l3.-
- Auburn's fumbles gave Louisi-
ana State breaks enough for
- the Bayou Tigers to chalk up
81 victory today in Southeastern
Conference football battle witnessed by
some 10000 fans.
A field goal Cotton" Miner kicked
IN the first period proved the mar
gin of victory. The teams emerged
with touchdown apiece from fourth
stanza marked by dazzling runs and
bruising line play.
Auburn's quarterback, Walker. fum-
bled a bad pass from center in the
first period and Baur, L. S. u. end,
recovered on Auburn's Is. After sew
eral attempts to. gain through the line,
Milner kicked the field goal.
Bussey, L. S. U. sophomore back, got
off a 52-yard quick-kick shortly after
the fourth period began that rolled
down near Auburn's goal line.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Dartmouth Keen
For Sobriquets
BY the Associs ted Press

HANOVER, NH.-One Of the
pleasantest indoor sports in
this hill-rimmed town is inventing
nicknames for the Big Green
eleven's stars.
The Indians starting backfield
sports four fancy monickers, to
wit: Harrington (Heavenly) Gates,
Bob deep Reversej Macleod,
Fred -Four Starr Hollingworth
and Bill (Hurricane) Hutchinson.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
GYRENES' STREAK ENDS
Quantico's Second Team Bows to
Baltimore Firemen, 1870.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13 (P).-The Ma
rine Corps second string football team
(the first team is in ShanghaD lost,
1870, today to the Baltimore Firemen,
breaking a streak of eight annual
wins for the Leathernecks from GUAM
tico, Va.
The Firemen. coached by Tody
Riggs. formerly at ST. Johns of An
napolis, never let the Marines get
within scoring distance.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
East Protects Its Laurels.

MO. CHAMPIONSHIP hung in~the
balance. but terrific downpour
couldn't keep $4,000 people from Sit
ting in on the proceedings IN the YAM
kee Stadium as Notre Dame, capital
izing on an early break, downed the
Army, TO.
Clint Frank. Yale's great back, scored
four touchdowns as the Ellis spilled
Princeton, $50, and remained unde-
feated. Yale's chief ivy league rival,
Dartmouth, likewise remained unbeat-
en-. but had to come up with a late
rally to tie Cornell's big red array, 6-6.
Despite Armys defeat and the TO
trimming Michigan handed Penn, the
East again had good day in inter-
sectional combat. In addition to
Pitts stirring setback of Nebraska,
Boston College stopped Kentucky,
1870; Harvard turned back Davidson,
1870; Manhattan trounced North
Carolina State, 1870; Penn State
nosed out Maryland, 2l-14; West Vir-
ginia pushed over Toledo, $40, and
George Washington won from North
Dakota State, $50. On the other
side Of the ledger, Rutgers dropped a
1870 decision to Ohio University and
Carnegie Tech fell before Michigan
State, 1876.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

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Evening star., 1937-11-14
Line-ups and SUMMARY.

for Health. point after touchdown. Thorpe
tsub for Howell). Louisiana State scor-
ing--Field goal, Milner; touchdown. Stell
Onicials-L. s. Erwin CDrake). referee:
A. r. Hutchens tPurdue) umpire: Jess
Hair Louisiana TECH. head linesman: Roy
Striegel Tennessee, field Judge.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
NAVY B GRID VICTOR
Keeps Slate Clean in 33-to-0 Game
With Penn B.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. l3 LP.-
The Naval Academy B squad football
team today defeated the University
of Pennsylvania B squad by a score
Of 33 to 0. The Midshipmen goal
line has not been crossed this season.
Score by periods:
Navy " O IA IL 6-33
Penn - O o O. o
Navy scoring-Touchdowns Mayo tsub
for Muse). Rindskopf Graves, Muse, Nc
Daniels (sub for Muse). Point after touch
down, Graves, 2 tplacemenD; Anderson
tsub for Blaha) (placement.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Amherst Champ
In Little Three
NILLIAMsPORT, Mass, Nov

WILIIAMSPORT, Mas, Nov.
13 (P.-Long scoring runs
by two Amherst backs, Vic Pat
tengill and Al Furman, brought
Amherst q 13-to-6 victory today
over her traditional rival, Will
liams, giving the Jeffs the Little
Three championship.
Doug Stearns scored for Will
liams at the end Of q 50-yard
march on straight football.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Rice Clings to Lead.

THE southwest's topsy-turvy confer
ence chase was marked by Baylor's
Second successive defeat. The Bears
bowed to Southern Methodist, 1877.
while Rice held grimly on to first
place by earning 6-6 draw with Texas
A. and M Texas Christian took
Texas over the hurdles, 14-0.
Alabama's victory over Georgia
Tech left the Crimson Tide well out
In front in the Southeastern Confer
snce race, for Auburn's Plainsmen
were beaten within the conference for
the first time, dropping a 81 verdict
to Louisiana State. Louisiana State
and Vanderbilt, which turned back
Tennessee, 1877, went into a second
place tie, each with four victories
and one defeat. Georgia surprised
Tulane with a rs victory, while Mis-
sissippi State turned back Sewanee.
1910. Florida and Mississippi bowed
to outside rivals, the former losing
1o-s decision to Clemson, while Mis-
sissippi was taking 1926 beating from
Arkansas. 81.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Bayou Tigers Go Over.

X ENMORE allowed the ball to strike
his hands and bounce into the
arms of Jabbo Stell, subbing for Mil
ner, on Auburn's 6.
Bussey and Stell plunged for yards
and Stell ran wide around left end for
a touchdown. Booth missed the at
tempt for extra point from placement.
Kelly, substitute Plainsman half
back, ran the kickoff from his 9 to
midfield, where Fenton and Sitz, a
brilliant Auburn back, took over to
plow to the Louisiana 12-yard line.
Two 5-yard penalties advanced Au-
burn to the L. S. u 2 and Sitz plunged
over for touchdown. Thorpe, Auburn
guard, kicked the extra point.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Line e-ups and Summary.

Touchdowns--Gonzaea. Ellis t2D. Shea;
zass5. Point after touchdownWFenW I
(Gonzaga)
ubstitutions-Gonzasa. Reed. Heish-
bsrger Fennell: st. Johns, OConnor,
Markward. Burch. Battiste. Mulvihil.
Referees-Messrs. Whelan and Simpson.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
TERP CUBS ARE OUTRUN
Navy Plebe Team Wins, but Fields
Leads at CroSs-Country.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. l3 (R.-
The Naval Academy plebe cross
country team today defeated the Uni
versity of Maryland freshmen by a
score of 20 to 38. A. Fields of Mary
land crossed the finish line first.
The order of finish:
Fields. freshmen, 1f:3s: Walker, plebes.
II :3s; Schnepp.- plebes. t:;os.3; Richards,
plebes. 12;33; La Spada, plebes. 1.:3Y:
Skipton, freshmen, ia;sf; Dougherty
plebes. 1877; Hustled, freshmen. is:oS;
Murphy. freshmen. ta:so. and Glaze,
freshmen. la.Ol.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

Touchdowns-Hanna %. Substitutions:
Hoehn. Thorp. Robinson. Ashe Shepherd
-Widmyer. Rexroad, Miller. .Paueh, Rock
well. Referee-Mr Mitchell Umpire-
Mr.. Simpson. Head linesman-Mr. Tracy.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Line-ups and Summary
NAVY SOCCERS BOW

Stopped, 80, in Hard, Fast Game
by Penn State.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. 13 (P).-The
Naval Academy soccer team today lost
to the Pennsylvania State College
team, to 0, after playing a hard, fast
game.
Pennsylvania State. undefeated for
6 years. won from Navy by the same
score last year.
Score by periods:
Penn State Q 2 Ia
Navy " q n n o.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Line-ups and Summary.

Johns Hopkins q 6-o5
Touchdowns--Dsy, spiiman. Kerstetter'
Schulze, Nicholson. Points after touch
downs-Spilman tplacement). substitu-
tionS-American u, Winkler Davido,
Howard: Bower, Jabionsky. Johns Hop
kins. Nicholson. Ward. Rudo. Lebherz,
Buck. Cluster, Mehline, TrasEis. Hecht,
Kilbourne, Bill. Referee-Mr, Spring tSt.
John's). Umpire-Mr. Eyth ICarnegie)
Head linesman-Mr. Goddard (Sprine-
Evening star., 1937-11-14
DUKE, NEBRASKA
. SLIP FROM PEAK
California, Colorado Boost
Loop Leads-Auburn Bows
in Deep South.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press sports Writer.

" OOTBALL'S exclusive Undefeat-
l. ed Club has lost a couple of
charter members, Duke and Ne
= braska, but the boys still are
hooking for the combination that will
stop Pitt and Alabama, twin power
houses Of the East and South.
Nebraska, tied twice but previously
undefeated, led Pitt as late as the
fourth period yesterday, but ultimate
~ fell victim to the customary Pan
ther late finish, 1877, in a game that
left a crowd of 1000 limp with ex-
citement. Duke, with only tie with
Tennessee to mar it's record, found
itself badly outplayed by North Caro-
linas Tarheels, and not only lost the
decision, 14-6. but its chance of retain
ing the Southern Conference crown
as well.
Meanwhile Alabama, rated with Pitt
and Fordham as outstanding Rose
Bowl contenders. withstood Georgia
Techs early assaults and then pushed
over . fourth-quarter touchdown to
win, TO, and remain undefeated and
united. Fordham was idle.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

n YEW YORK, Nov. 13 (P).-A
nj couple Of crack mud horses,
" Ed (Kris) Kringle and Jake
\ Konicki copspirod IN roiy,
Evening star., 1937-07-18
j. A. v. SANCTIONS
DISCHARGE BASIS
Martin Willing in Cases In
voIving reproductive,
Efficiency"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. July 1.-THE United
Automobile Workers, seeking to nego-
tiate revisions OF its agreement with
General Motors, informed the cor
poration today I'VE are prepared to CO.
operate and assist your position" on
the discharge of employees when the
issue involves productive efficiency"
The assurance was given by Homer
Martin, union president, in q lengthy
letter to William S. Knudsen, presi-
dent of General Motors, preparatory
to discussion next week of plans for
conferences on proposed changes in
the agreement.
Knudsen served notice on the
union nearly three weeks ago that
General Motors would not negotiate
until the U. A. w. agreed to definite
penalties for instigators Of unauthor-
lied strikes.
In today's letter Martin said elm
ination Of wildcat strikes and work
stoppages can only be achieved
through close collaboration on the part
OF both OF U.s." described such inter-
ruptions as injurious and unneces-
sary' and said they are "inextricably
tied up with the question Of grievance
procedure"
Contending the existing procedure
was responsible for delay which
tends to create friction not onlv be-
tween the local management and the
union. but between the union and
Its own representatives. Martin
urged the need for revision of the
agreements language which he said
Is oftentlmes vague and subject to
various interpretations"
NO change in the agree ment can
become effective before August II.
Weed end recesses prevailed in two
hearings here involving the unions
attempts to organize workers of the
Ford Motor Co.'S River Rouge plant
in suburban Dearborn.
Seventeen of 40 men. the National
Labor Relations Board charged, were
dismissed or Disseminated against by
the Ford Co. for union activity, await
a call to the witness stand before
an N. L. r. B. trial examiner. after
resumption of hearing Monday.
IWenty-three already have testified
in the hearing on the boards COM
plant, charging the company with
unfair labor practices.
William Meriweather, whose in
Jurles received in riot at the Ford
plant gates, May 26, formed the basis
for an assault warrant issued in q
State court, naming Ford employees,
will testify Monday when examina-
ton OF eight defendants is resumed
before Common Pleas Judge Ralph
w. Liddy. Meriweather was beaten
when he went to the plant with
union workers to distribute hand
bills.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
POLICE HEAD HOLDS SON

SAN BERNARD1NO. Calf. July II
P).-Police Chief Frank Kisinger Of
Needles swore out complaint today
charging his son Logan, 10, with
arson.
District Attorney Stanley Mussell
said the youth and Carl Andes, 81,
admitted starting a $1,000 Needles
warehouse fire 'just for fun" Sheriff
Emmett L. Suhay said they also con-
fessed firing two Needles residences
which were saved from serious dam
age.
The youths were arrested after
Chief Kisinger called in An insurance
company inspector and told him the
nrV> appeared to b clear cases Of
ar@fn."