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Evening star., 1937-12-03
TERROR FIVE STARTS
HOYA COURT SEASON
Fordham, N. Y. o., Maryland Are
on 18-Game Schedule Getting
Under Way December 16.

Featured by q struggle with New
York University and a renewal Of hos
tilities with Fordham, Georgetown
University's 18-game basket bah
schedule will get under way on De-
cember is when the Hoyas meet West
ern Maryland, in Tech gym. 1t has
been announced by Gabe Murphy,
graduate manager Of athletics.
On January IL, the Hoyas will clash
with Maryland, in Tech gym, where
all home tilts will be staged.
Yale, Army and Syracuse are other
tough encounters in store
December 16. Western Maryland.
anuary 5. at New York o.: 10. Temple
II. Aaryland: 81. at Pittsburgh; %. al
Penn State; 20. at Syracuse.
Point 5, Penn State: Z. West virginia: / /
at Carnesie Tech; IL at West virEinia II
rittsSursh; p: Cernsxte rseh: Is, Al
ture.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
LVER|NES,' IRISH
lend SPORTS BREAK
Michigan Ready to Engage
Notre Dame Teams Again
After Long Lapse.
~ the Associated Press.

HCAGO, Dec. 3-Nichiean
and Notre Dame were ready
to make up," and there was
~ talk Of augmenting athletic
relationships with the Pacific Coast
Conference today as the Big Ten
opened its two-day winter meeting.
The wolverines and "Irish," poten-
tial natural rivals In football, reached
the parting of gridiron ways % years
ago after an eligibility dispute. All
athletic traffic between the institutions
was suspended after the 1928 confer
ence track and field meet, then open
to outside schools, in which the late
Knute Rockne Of Notre Dame took
the other side in q Michigan protest
over the running of the high-hurdles
race.
Grid Game In 80 Foreseen.
A THLETIC DIRECTOR FIELDING
H. YOST Of Michigan revealed
that the breach was healed in an
nouncing Tuesday night that Wolver-
inc coaches would be permitted to
schedule games with the Irish" Yost
indicated that conversations with
Elmer Layden, Irish" athletic chief,
might lead to resumption Of football
warfare. Renewal Of gridiron relation
ships will have to wait until 1910,
however, since both institutions have
arranged their cards for 1898 and
1899.
While nothing official had been said,
there were reports that the Big Ten
might propose that the conference
and Pacific Coast League football
champions meet annually in post
season combat. This would mean al
tering the Big Tens rule against
games after the close Of the regular
season. There was precedent, how
ever, for an annual meeting in track
and field between selected teams from
the two groups was started last season.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
TEACHERS
START COURT Toll
Coach White Pleased With First
Workout-0pen December 10
at Kutztown.

WILSON TEACHERS inausurate
w their 1887 court campaign on De-
cember 10 when they travel to Kutz-
town, Pa, to meet the strong Kutztown
Teachers in the first Of . tough AZ
game schedule
Yesterday the Owls staged their
first rehearsal, scrimmaging the Gen.
trail High hopefuls in the latter's gym
under the eyes Of Coach DOC" White,
who was gratified by their perform
ance.
Especially was he pleased with the
showing of Fulton Thomas, aggressive
little forward, who has swished the
cords from all angles. Thomas is ex-
pected to be the sparkplug of the l2-
man squad.
Flash Gordon, Julius Lewis, Charley
Clark and Johnny Lowe comprise the
veteran contingent. although new
comers, Warren Fairall. Bob Hart,
Bernie Gillian, Cliff Lunson, Harry
Bovey, Phil Winter and Clarence
Browning probably will see lots of
action.
December 10 Kutztown Teachers.
there: Il. Wyomissins. there; II. Miilers-
vile, there: is. Elizabethtown. there; 20,
East stroudsburs:.
January 8, Gallaudet; IA. 6hippensburs;
Is; Wyomissing; ls. Towson.
FEBRUARY 4. Bridsewater. there: s. New
ark, there; 10. Elizabethtown; ii. alumni:
IL, Millersville: II. Baltimore. there; Is.
Upsala: 10, Shepherd. there: % .Tovson.
there; 25. Newark: 26. 0aliaudet. there
March 1-Johns HOPKINS there; 5,
kueztown.
Evening star., 1937-12-03

which case it might be that there viii
only be two team classes instead Of
three next year, for 1t would hardly
be . true championship with only three
teams entered.
MRS. BETTY p. MECKIKY, the
Indian Spring star who holds the
Middle Atlantic championship, told
the association that the whole handi-
cap situation in the association is m-
fair when the players meet women
from other cities.
I'm not crying absut my swn
handicap" she said, "but 1
know I can't play to . scratch
rating. And I knew lsts q ether
girls cannst play Down 70 their
handicaps day In and day odt.
We should al have haadicaps
TIVE er three strokes higher
than those We now have"
No longer will there be several inter-
city teams representing the associa-
tion. With team match in prospect
against strong Philadelphia team
IN 1888 the association will put into
the field only one intercity team.
That will be the strongest outfit that
can be mustered at the time Of thu
match.
Journeys Larger This Year.
A ND If you think the gals haven't
done a good job Of organizing.
cast an eye over the handicap list.
They have ass active players on their
handicap rolls. Entry lists In the
1897 tournaments advanced more than
20 per cent over the 1886 entries and
al In all the women had their most
successful season. It's . long vav
back to the days when m entry Of IS
Ia q tournament made It q success.
II they don't have more than 100 row
they hardly consider It . full -tedeed
AFFAIR. The gals really have zone "a
town with their own association sinoe
they divorced from the men back IA
1874. =
And that divorce = no Reno
AFFAIR. Il wiu stick-in any
court.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
AnglO-SaxOn Sticks IN Thick
Of Grid Strife Despite Many
Aces With Tongue Tieiing Tags

world to worry about without being
depressed over the football descent Of
the Anglo-Saxon.
The main point u that every Va
riety Of American Is playing football
and the Anglo-saxon carries his full
share.
He also overlooked the fact that the
Irish have returned In foroe-from
Notre Dame-Sweeney. McCarty, Nc
Carthy, Corgan, Mccormick and sew
eral other-O'Brien Of T. c. u,
Gallagher Of Yale, and . long line OF
others.
The Jewish division had its full
share. headed by Luckman OF Colum-
bia, Goldberg of Pittsburgh, Glickman
OF Syracuse.
Football is the American melting pot
In sport-but the Anglo Saxon Is still
in the middle of the scrap.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
Angle Worm Bait
For Record Fish
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. s.
The secret of those big fish catches
have been disclosed by the State
Fish Commission.
With its announcement Of the
prize catches in Pennsylvania
streams this year. the commission
listed the lure used by the success
full anglers.
The common worm hooked the
biggest rainbow trout. a 261s Inch
beauty weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces,
which william j. Parks of Windber,
Pa, caught In Lake Gordon.
Other winners used plugs, flies,
minnows and spinners.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
HONOR CHARLEY KELLER

Old Liner Elected to Omicron Del
ta Kappa Fraternity.
Charley Keller, crack outfielder with
the Newark Bears Of the International
League and . former University Of
Maryland diamond and basket ball
star, has been elected to membership
In Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary
collegiate leadership fraternity.
Leading hitter Of the International
League during the 1887 season, Keller
currently is completing his scholastic
work at Maryland. He Is expected to
receive q trial with the New York
Yankees this spring. but a surplus of
Yankee outf1eld talent may force him
to wait year before breaking into the
major leagues.
Evening star., 1937-12-03

n YEW YORK, Dec. S.-We always
M have contended that race,
creed. religion and color have
no place In any sporting de-
bate. It Is merely . matter Of the
best or the better man.
But, short while ago, q well known
college president advanced the idea
that the Anglo-Saxon no longer liked
football-that he was turning the
game over to the harder sons of other
races. He spoke OF al the unpro-
nounceable names that fll up the
football line-ups Of today.
He happened, however, to translate
situations in certain limited sections
into the entire United States.
I'd liked to have taken him on the
20,000-mile tour Of the country I
made this fall. Unpronounceable
names have played fine football and
have earned their places In the head
lines.
RUT apparently he never heard Of
the South-for one example
where most of the line-ups include
Brown, Blake. Craig. jackson, Hinkle,
Sims, Jordan, Lane, Dodd, Warren,
Upton, Ray, Hackney, Wood, San
ford, on and ON.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
CROWD HEURICH GYM.

Heurich Cup League basket hallefs
will present three hot battles tonight
In the Heurich gym. Beginning at
7:30 O'Clock, Little Taverns meet the
Fort Myer aggregation, to be followed
at $3.50 with . Heurich Senate and
Marine Reserve talssle, and 1t $50
the G-Men viii square OF with the
Delaware and Hudsons,
Evening star., 1937-12-03
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today . year aSo-LouisiAnA
State, Southern Conference football
champions, and Santa Clara, Ma
tiont only major unbeaten and
united team. matched Tor Sugar
Bowl game.
Three years aso-Lou 0ehrig
crowned American League batting
king with mark Of .363 tn unomcial
averages.
Evening star., 1937-12-03


next season. This provision has it that
In order to obtain handicap for the
1898 season all prospective team men,
bers and tournament players must
turn in two score cards made on other
than their own courses, line of pro-
cedure which they think will have the
effect of raising handicaps all along
the line.
Mrs. Payne Chosen Again.
CHOSEN for the third straight year
to head the association, Mrs
Payne. who halls from Congressional
was presented with a valuable diamond
ring by the women of the 10 clubs
forming the association at the annual
meeting yesterday at Kenwood.
With Mrs. Payne the follow
Ing 0Aicers were elected: First
vice president, Mrs. Roy C. Mil
Ter. Kenwood; second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. James w. BelIer,
Chevy Chase; secretary, Mrs. +.
J. johnson, Army-Navy; treas
urer. Mrs. Theodore Peyser,
W0odmont.
Committee chairmen will be ap-
pointed within a month.
A LWAYS efficient in their arrange
ment of details, the girls had
quite an elaborate ceremony surround
ing their annual get-together; far
more elaborate than in any previous
year. Mrs. Payne, with her usual
natr for organization, had arranged
tor q big luncheon party. As a matter
Of fact more than 100 women attended,
making it the largest meeting the
feminine golfers ever had had. And
they pulled out all the adafio steps
in the presentation Of the ring to the
president. And rightfully, Mrs. Payne
has done what can be described no
better than. "a swell job" Colloquial,
but true.
Team Matches CmtaIled.
only one somber note came at the
annual taIhcst. That was that
the team matches next year, which
have become quite some affairs for
the girls, are more than apt to md
only three clubs entering teams for
the city club team championship.
These clubs at present are Congress
simal Chevy Chase and Indian
Spring. The oaher clubs, realizing
them weakness h, players strength In
the low handicap brackets, have about
made up their mind to toss in the
towel and enter teams only in the
second and third team brackets. In
Evening star., 1937-12-03
VICTORY POST AHEAD.

Outclassed In the field and on the
bases, the Victory Post outslugged the
Sogimas last night to hang up 1877
victory in their Community Center In
door softball League game in Tech
Um.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
Augio-Saxen Holds Own.

Auglo-Saxon Holds Own.
He NEVER heard Of White of Colo
RADIO, Frank. Platt, Wilson, Hox-
ton. Miller, ETC., of Yale-Struck,
Allen, Greene, ETC., of Harvard
Macleod, Hutchinson, Davis, Gibson,
ETC., OF Dartmouth-Baker, Hooper,
McKeever. Spang. ETC., Of Cornell.
There are too many things In this
Evening star., 1937-12-03

Five years ago-Army trounced
Navy. 200. before 10000 at Frank
lin Field.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
Varied Sports
CalIego 1aalEet 1aH.
IS; AAnkato Teachers,

40.
Wahpeton Science, a; North Da.
kota State, 20.
Depauw. -: Rose Poly, -.
Carroll. Is; at. Norbert, as.
Pre- Hockey.
Chicago. 2: New York Rangers, /.
Wichita, 2: st. Paul, /.
Kansas City, &; st. Louis, 1.
Montreal Canadiens, Z; Boston, o.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
Another Argument.

Another Argument.
"F YOU had to name seven teams
from one conference" writes By
stander, which would be the strongest
sector in footbaI?"
It would be hard to pick q conference
that had greater All-around strength
this season than the Southwestern d.
vision. with T. c. o., s. M. u, Texas
A. and NJ, Texas, Baylor AMID Arkan-
Sa.S
The Ivy League could offer Dart
mouth, Yale, Cornell and Harvard, but
after that, it begins to slide away.
The Big Ten has Minnesota, Indiana
Ohio State, Northwestern, Purdue
Illinois and Wisconsin, and this would
Be . serious challenge. So would the
Southeastern hook-up. with Alabama
L. S. o.. Vanderbilt, Auburn, Tulane
Georgia Tech and Tennessee.
On the Pacific Coast, they offel
California. Southern California, Wash
ington. Oregon, Oregon State, Wash
ington State and Stanford.
But the Big Ten this season had ar
oh-year. Ainnesota was beaten by
Nebraska and Tulane on the outside
Indiana was trimmed BY Nebraska
Michigan lost to Michigan State
Ohio State fell before Southern Cali.
fornia. Iowa was beaten by Washing
ton. Northwestern was whipped b.
Notre Dame. Chicago lost two outside
games. It was the worst record tn this
respect the Big Ten has known in
many years.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
All Sell-Outs.

<AAA AA.OU0S
TIE four main bowl games again
win be sell-outs. Out ON the coast
they want another crack 1t Alabama,
with q record Of three wins and one
draw In the Rose Bowl.
L. s. q. and Santa Cara now have
. natural rivalry worked up after last
years show. Both teams are strong.
l.. 8. o. Is certainly on . par with any
team in the South.
One Of the days big features viii
be Colorado's invasion of Texas
Whizzer White now has become the
Dig drawing card Of the year and there
u Nationwide interest in lust how
strong Colorado Is This was q smart
selection by the Cotton Bowl directors.
Miami has a strong contender tn
Michigan State, another high-class
team with more than its share Of
speed.
30 every bowl neighborhood should
Be satisfied. There will be more than
normal action along the entire bowl
front. where, 1t might also be stated,
Pittsburgh and Fordham also belong
Is two Of the countrys strongest
teams.
(oopyrxht. 1887. by the forth American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1937-12-03
By Walter McCollum
Spencer Overton Tough.

yoEN golfers Of washington their organization practically
~ pete for the 1888, .
for handicap restriction upward which happens something
won't often outfit where is
toward downward revision handcaps
Taking
sure to raise All haudaps
Evening star., 1937-12-03

two major championships
wv Of the Maryland State Colt
Association next summer.
The women's title tourney, for the
crown now held by blond Helen Dett-
weller, and the open championship
affair for the crown worn by Cliff
Spencer, lately Beaver Dam profess
sional, both will come to Washington
clubs in 1888. The amateur cham
pionship. under the rotation system,
will 60 to Baltimore club.
Washington golfers made a clean
sweep OF the Old Line State golf titles
this year, which is no unusual state
Of affairs, for it has been quite a
few years since Maryland pro won
the State open title. The same thing
goes for the women golfers of the
State.
Spencer Overton Tough.
Put the men have Jared better
against the Washington opposition
Spencer Overton has been a tough
hombre for the Washington lads to
lick although the Capital boys have
done their share Of winning the anna
teur championship in recent years
since the Maryland organization ex-
panded to take in the Washington
clubs.
Congressional, in view Of the fact
that Helen Dettweiller holds the State
title, probably will stage the women's
Maryland championship in 1898, while
the open title tourney probably will
30 either to Indian Spring or Manor
Major title tournaments Of the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Association will 90
to Virginia next year The amateur
championship is slated to be played
at the Pennington Country Club oa
Charlottesville, while Richmond womer
have asked for the feminine title tour
nament. The junior championship
will be staged at Washington club
By this time the Baltimore golfers
must be getting tired of watching
Washingtonians stalk off with most OF
the silver IN the State association tour
naments. Outside of the winning
stunts Of Spencer Overton the golfers
from Baltimore have had little success
against those from the Capital ir
recent years.
d. c. Monopolizes Prizes.
WASHINGTON women, with Betty
Meckley and Helen Detweille,
leading the parade, have managed tc
win flock Of women's championships
Al Houghton has dominated the State
open title tournament for the last halt.
dozen years, winning four out of five
tournaments, and the male clubswing.
ers from Washington have managed tt
win the amateur title 50 often that the
championship cup is virtually q fix.
ture around Washington.
Furthermore the State team title ha,
gone for seven straight years to one OF
the Washington clubs, five Of then
taking turns winning. Golf in Mary.
land practically is a Washington mo.
nopoly in 50 far as tournament VIC
f0rie~ arn concervAd
Evening star., 1937-12-03

FREDERICK LISTS SHOOT.
FREDERICK, Nd. Dec. 3 Especially
The Frederick Rifle Club will stage
= turkey shoot tomorrow At the
Frederick fair grounds at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
for the 1 man In 7
who shaves every day!
New-fype Shave Cream
prevents razor scrope and soreness
-forms protective FILM between
blode edge and skin

MO matter how carefully you shave, the sharp
i edge of your blade takes off tiny particles
of skin as well as, your whiskers.
A new.type shave cream called Glider has now
been developed to protect the tender skin surface
Glider is rich, heavy cream. You spread it ON
quickly with the fngers-never brush. Glider
forms thin hbricating FILM on your face.
Over this film glides your razor. Each whiskz Is
clipped off smoothly and cleanly at the skin line
rithout yuzor soupe or irritation.
Buy tube Of Glider at your druggists today.
Spread it on your face. Dip razor in hot water
and shave. No pulling or tearing you'll get the
most satisfying shave you've ever had. Glider is
not greasy or sticky-and it won't clog your
razor. Made by The ]. B. Williams Co., makers
of fine shaving preparations for nearly 100 years.
Glider is on sale at all druggists.
Evening star., 1937-12-03
Washington Golf Clubs to Be Hosts to 7y0 Maryland 7ourna,
CAPITAL D|VOTERS
TO DEFEND TITLES
Women's State Champion
ship, Mems Open Booked.
Old Liners Trail.
BY w, R. McCALLUM.

BY w. Il. MCCALLUM.
w WASHINGTON is in line for
~ two major championships
wv Of the Maryland State Golf
Association nayt c,Yyny,ar
Evening star., 1937-12-03
By GRANTLAND RICE.

YEW YORK, Dec. 3.-We alwayl
\ have contended that race
" creed, religion and color have
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-10

striking picture of George Eyston in the cockpit of his
racing Thdorbo He travelled the fastest mile made b man
the Bonneville Salt Flats of 3085 miles an hour
but because of mechanical failed break the official worlds
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-10

Found guilty at Belleville, ILL.,, Of
engineering the insurance murder
of her brother, William Katpen,
st. Louis electrician, Mrs. Marie
Porter, 81, of st. Louis, mother of
four children, was condemned to
die in the electric chair. Angelo
Giancola, %, who confessed shoot
ing Katpen, also was found guilty
and given the death penalty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-10

Former u. S. Senator Atlee Pom
creme of Ohio is gravely i'll at his
Cleveland apartment. Pomerene,
who retired from the senate in
1923, was a prosecutorof the cases
growing out Of the Teapot Dome
oil scandal in 1924 and later was
chairman Of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation under Presi-
dent Hoover, although a Demo-
crat.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-10

AS Fuehrer Adolf Hitler dramat-
ically offered Germany's services
as mediator of the Sino-Japanese
war, he sent his ambassador to
Britain, Joachim Won Ribbentrop.
above, to Rome for conclusion of
an Ttalo-German-Japanese "anti-
Communist" pact. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-10

Only % and mayor Of a town!
William Collins, student UNDER
taker Of Whitesburg, KY, is the
new mayor, and youngest man to
ever hold public Office in Ken
lucky. Collins defeated Mayor H.
H. Harris, grade school principal.
for the Office.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-10

H. Alexander and his Buddy look Robert Rpey believe
Not book presented the lad by the author but Budd story
things COL
Paris
trial. The Buddy spine curved seven
by attack of nfanle paralysis New
York hospital central PressJ
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Belmont Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FiksT RACE-Purse. sI.oO0; class c
Whiss WhifR ~ falc.Io faysal,oids and up; furlonss:
Er.iri. Dog tK tKurssinr.r, 1915 II S-5
Valevictorian (Robertson) a.
Also ran--Fencins. dTalked About and
d-won but was disqualified.
SECOND RACE-The West Hills steep,e-
chase; purse, $1,000; selling; 3-year.olds
and up; about miles. '"' -''o'
Harem Honey q. Duffy IL 65 on,
Escapade u. Dawson) ont ont
T,a,s -. ShtistiAh) 6-5
Also ran-Clonard.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; maiden
searrold colts and geldings; 5i& fur
longs tWidener course).
Gentle saysae S seuberp 81 Il FL
''siI 4im., s1n's5 S'6sa. =. RsnieD 81
Hand, Fairy Dale. Consul. cAlps, The story.
SSnsno Snd1 RIiyy rIsy Geld Brook yon;Jon. eCapt.
FLAG, Fire Marshal and aXavier. ''"'e
b-W: II: Laboyteaux entry.
c-Wheatley StabIe-H. W. Maxwell entry
s,,tss, FOURTH Inrx. RaoE,Ths B. Sgo The Champagne
81 furlenss tWidener course se@'-''os'
Menow tkurtsinger) I2-I Al 2-1
STis shtins fesAffa foa 1Riehards) 81 ,eiI5o
Time, 1:is1s.
49, Also ran--Sky Larking. aDauber. BRIGHT
NeHs, bouick Devil, aThe Chief and Mae
&C. v. whitney entry.
FIFTH RACE--Thc Jerome Handicap,
purse. $1,000 added; 3-year-oIds; ! mile
Pssha (BalaskD I2-I ri 81
REGAL Lily (Richards) IL 10
Rudie tArcaroD 81
Time. ;3SM.
Also ran-No Dice. War Minstrel Priv
uekeo, Ola Nassau. Strabo and Jswbreaker
SIXTH RACE-Purse xf5Oo added;
einss handicap; 3-year-oIds and up; ia
Count stone 0KopeD 1875 7-IO Id
House ~ Noir tMeDermotu rs / q
Count Atlas (BzlaskD *
Time. 2:3I IL.
Also ran-Ann O'RuIey and ROYAL sortie.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000; class
haDdteaps 3-year-olds and up; fur
longs. '
Chief Cherokee fGilberO 81 81 s-6
Bebs' Boys tPetersl % Ye
Orovsy tkurtsingerb ia
Time, 1:26-
Also ran--Jadva. Miss Premier. Sun
pair. Exhibitor. Lost Battalion and Shin
hG Sun.