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Evening star., 1937-10-13
M0ND0RFF SHINING
AS OLD line ROOKIE
Offers Parallel for Guckeyson.
College Parkers Fear Passing
Game of Cavaliers.

MARYLAND's foot ball folk are
N wondering if Pershing Mondorff
Is the man to fill Bill Guckeyson's
shoes-but are confident Guckeyson
couldn't fill Mondorff's..
Guckeyson, who was graduated last
June and now is at West Point, was
the Terps' backfield mainstay for
khree years.
Mondorff, Emmitsburg, Md, sopho-
more, started his first varsity game
last Saturday-and his long run led
TO Maryland's one-touchdown victory
ever Western Maryland.
He wears size 101a shoes.
Mondorff. who, like Guckeyson, never
played foot ball before entering col
ege, also will start against Virginia
ct Charlottesville Saturday.
The Terps drilled on both attack
And defense yesterday, paying much
attention to methods to stop Vir-
Ginia's clever passing game.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Frank Has Experience.

Drank, of course. is no newcomer.
This is his third season at hang
ing foot balls on peg for galloping
receivers, making tackles behind both
ends Of the line of scrimmage, leaving
defensive ends nat-footed, slicing
briskly of tackle and in general turn
ing the brightest Autumn afternoon
into bleak one for the Ellis opposi-
ton.
Already he is being touted as the
years best halfback, East, South,
North or West. He made the ALL
America team last season.
Luckman is only Junior, although,
since he completed 10 out of "a passes
against Army last Saturday. his pitch
ing has been compared favorably with
that of such noted aerial artists as
Benny Friedman and Sammy Baugh.
It is only because of the fact that
Sid has less than a season and half
Of varsity play under his belt that
Little refuses to 60 of the deep end
without a life preserver.
Evening star., 1937-10-13

So it was that Mr.. F1aherty blew
the whistle last night at the Redskins
hotel. Earlier in the day, at Mr.
George P. Marshall's weekly luncheon
for the press. Ray was called to the
witnesslstand to give an account of his
outfit. well" began Mr.. Flaherty,
when first got hold of this club in
Boston my chief job was to drive home
the idea they could win games instead
of lose them. Now and he grinned
wryly. "it looks as If III have to con-
centrate on getting them to take all
opposition lightly. To be honest. we
probably took Philadelphia too lightly.
After all. the Eagles hadn't won a
game since their debut in the National
League last year"
Ray dragged out rolls Of movie reel
last night, set UP . protector, and
Evening star., 1937-10-13
A. u. LOSES CENTER
FOR REST OF YEAR
Hall Suffers Broken Cheek Bone.
Injuries Force Welch to
Make Many Shifts.

SMACKED rather soundly by the loss
of two regulars through injury,
Coach Gus WEIGH today announced a
wholesale shifting on his American
University foot ball team, which stacks
up against Mount st. Mary's, at EN-
mitsburg. Md, Saturday.
Bob Hall, regular center. has been
lost to the team for the season, the
180-pound freshman suffering
broken cheek bone. while John Jab-
lonski, fullback, will not be ready for
action for at least 10 days due to a
torn hgament in his right leg.
Bugs Hanawalt, 190-pound guard,
will be drafted to the fullback job,
with Sam Maize taking over the
center post. George Brown, who still
is nursing a leg injury. may be re-
placed at end by Kimber Shoop.
tackle, depending, Of course, on
Browns condition.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Minnesota PLUGS Nebraska's Brock for All,America


much for Col. Jake Rupert =.
He'll raise Joe McCarthy's salary
(until it at least equals Bill Terry's
$4,000 PERI then hit the grit for
French Lick, Ind, to get in shape
for Winter salary battles with
Messrs. Gehrig, Di Maggie, Running,
Gomez ct al.
Bob Quinn, president of the Bos-
ton Bees, will find plenty. Of mail
on his desk when he gets back
from his vacation Beantown
fans are steamed up What they
want to know is if Cincinnati can
afford to pay a smart old bird like
Bill McKecknie $22.5 per, why
can't Boston? Believe you us,
the pippul are speaking their minds
up there. s..
Back In his vacation retreat Mo-
gul Quinn Is trying to decide be-
tween DOME Bush and Tony Laz-
seri Another possibility u
Gabby Hartnett but the Bees
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Evil Times Befall SkirS,

You got the impression, at the
end. that maybe the Redskins
will be grimmer, tougher band Of foot
ball players the next time they take
the field. F1aherty can get tough him.
self and he was In that mood last
night, in a quiet, dangerous way.
The players who knew him we'll de-
tected the signs. Even strangers
sensed it.
The Skins have fallen upon evil
times and this is no hour for them to
become hilarious. Their gates have
fallen off and that beating by the
Eagles did not help to convert fans
to the pro game.
1t even is whispered that an
anti-pro campaign, with . tinge
of boycott, is about to be
launched by local collegiate in
terests.
In the afternoon, too, the Redskins
had scrimmaged the Georgetowns. and
Halfback Bob Nolan Of the Hoyas,
who was Jack Hagerty's best passer
and kicker, had his leg broken.
Tommy Heating, another back, sus-
tanned q fractured RIB. It was no fault
Of the Skins. Nolan's cleats caught
in the grass as he was tackled by Vic
Carroll and Irwin.
But some Of the harsher critics only
thinly veiled their suspicion of the
pros, and their condemnation Of
Hagerty for permitting his team to
scrimmage the Skins. A former pro
himself, Hagerty ought to. know how
much an informal game with the
pros can help his team. But, atop
the brutal rumorings OF ousting Hag-
erty for losing to Holy Cross last week,
1t is an ugly sort of a mess.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
COACH RESERVED
RAT|NGLUCKMAN
Needs More Experience to
Be Ranked With Greats, Is
iittIe's Thought.
Ey the Associated Press.

n YEW YORK, October 13-De-
M spite the tenderness of the
Y foot ball season. expert sur
a veyors of the Eastern front
are putting the talented Sid Luckman
Of Columbia right beside Eli Yale's
Clint Frank as the premier passer of
the region. but it's the thought of
Columbia's coach, Lou Little, that a
little reservation of Judgment may be
in order.
Little, like every one else who has
seen the Erasmus High graduate in
action, is ready to concede him out
standing ability. but there's a little
matter Of experience that, in some
opinions, keeps Luckman from join
ing Immediately the ranks Of grid
iron immortals.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Virginia Red.Hot
Tuning for Terps
By the Associated Press.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Octo-
Der 13.-Coach Frank Murray
tried out tricky offensive yester-
day with his Virginia Cavaliers and
swept aside freshman opposition in
plays which carried the varsity the
length of the field several times.
The Murray men will meet Mary
land Saturday in the first major
home game of the season.
Male, Dinwiddie, Sharretts.
Nistad, Smith. McClaugherty and
Bryant alternated running and
passing through the freshman de-
tense almost at will.
Jimmy Beveridge, freshman
safety. booted a couple Of nice
punts. one for 70 yards.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
DOrais Is Lauded
By Two Redskins

CHARLES (GUS) DORA1S.
coach OF the Detroit Titans.
who meet Catholic University at
Griffith Stadium Friday night, will
run into two old friends nov men,
bers of the Washington Redskins
Coach Ray F1aherty and Slingin'
Sam Baugh.
Flaherty attributes his develop
ment into great end to Dorais'
fine coaching when both we're at
Gonzaga College, on the Pacific
Coast, while Baugh was loud In
his praise Of Gus after he had
coached the -Collegians to
victory over the Green Bay Packers
last September /,
Evening star., 1937-10-13
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

n r EW YORK. October 13.-
mi That all-America ballyhoo
for Charley Brock, Nebras-
q ka center, Is originating
tn--of all places-Minneapolis
The Gophers (who saw plenty of
Charley . couple Of weeks back
say he Is just what the doctor
ordered.
Sad-faced gent on the left is
Cousin Egbert Barrow, business
manager Of the Yanks, who Is just
about to begin the painful task Of
refunding $4,000 in world series
reservations :. Ouch! e.. Speak
Of guys who are no slouches out
there on that gridiron, how about
Crowell Little, North Carolina
quarterback? So. He Is just about
tops.
Strain Of winning two base ball
ttles IA one week was . little too
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Wrong Direction
Mark Is Claimed

By the Associated Press.
&TATESBORO, Ga, October 13.-
The schools supporters aren't
exactly pushing the claim. but it
looks like the South Georgia
Teachers College foot ball team is
headed for some sort of left-handed
record.
In five games so far the Teachers
have allowed the opposition 212
points and have yet to make the
scoring column themselves.
\ The counts were: Erskine, $50;
Mercer, ITO; Miami, 400; Tampa,
$50; Stetson, 24-0.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Edward Remembers Nolan.

kQWdrQ remembers Nolan.
THIS is the third quarter said
the operator
yeah, and let's see. Krause is at
No. 2 in the backfeld," said Flaherty.
TITS play 46 and he's blocking out
that end. Where do you get that?"
he asked Krause.
"It's A, isn't it?" asked Smith.
mo, it's 49," said Flaherty. Notice
the spread right this time"
Il thought was supposed to take
the end on 49," said Krause
NO." interrupted Smith, the
quarterback. "On IS you take
the tackle. Let that end co."
"Thats right" said Flaherty.
The man called spade a spade. He
tossed bouquets and he threw brick
bats. He ran play after play over and
over again. He pulled no punches.
Cliff Battles. Ernie Pinckert none
escaped the sting of his word. And
when it was over the suggestion was
inescapable that the Redskins stop
waving press clippings and try block
ing and tackling instead.
Big Edwards, who sat silently through
it all. rose to his feet and addressed
the clan. Il think" he said simply.
that we'll take a collection now and
buy flowers for that Georgetown kid
who got hurt today" They dug in
their pockets and anted up.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
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Evening star., 1937-10-13

AA\<~~ JSo~ . . vVAAV yO0A OWo
ticket.
Bob Bailey, Clemson triple
threaten, has been responsible per-
sonally for half of his teams yard,
age this year He has lugged
the ball 148 yards from scrimmage
and completed Is OF 36 passes for
another 800 yards Nice go
ing. kid.
Moon" Mullins, Mississippi
States national intercollegiate box
ing champ, has the thickest hands
in school His secret: Milk
ing cows One of the reasons
the Texas Aggies are going to town
is II high school grid captains on
the squad.
Teeney Lafferty, Davidson back,
must have felt mighty good when
Coach Wallace Wade Of Duke
visited the Davidson dressing room
after the game and told Teeney:
"You are the finest back I ever
saw. bog" 49,. Praise indeed
Evening star., 1937-10-13

Touchdowns-Belote f2). Rassier. Snead
f2). Points after touchdowns-Belote (3)
placements. Substitutions- Tech-Keefau-
yer, Winfield, Koontz. CouEh. Bsnner.
Western - Sharkey. Referee - Magotfn
Michigan. Umpire-Du Four &C. "
Head linesmap-O Meara (Gonzaga). Time
of Quarters-Ten minutes.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
TEMPLE AND B. C.. TIE.

BOSTON, october 13 (P.-Temple's
stubborn Owls. waging their second
gridiron battle in four days, made a
thrilling goal-line stand to hold Bos-
ton Colleges highly-touted Eagles to
a scoreless tie here yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
FRANCIS READY AGAIN.

CHICAGO, October 13 (P).-Harri-
son (Sam) Francis. Nebraska's all
America fullback last year, will be
ready for action with the Bears
against the Cardinals Sunday in the
opening Of Chicago's home National
Professional Foot Ball League season.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
'POPPING9>;'1|'! s.!
OfF"%JGt &@@
Riling Up the Redskins.

Redskins
Mr. Ray Flahey, who
kinda
Chicago
Blunty
their all for the dear old Burgundy Gold
in shane
Evening star., 1937-10-13
T. Waves Strong for Detroit Battle as Casual List Shrinks
Rassier, Belote T,vin Bombs
As Tech Again Looks Good
To Capture High Grid Title

stringers and Western answered the
slight with 71-yard march to another
touchdown.
Coach Dan Ahern. a confirmed
moaner. placed an outfit on the field
that hardly was as dismal as he had
painted, Western appearing fully as
strong as Eastern or Central, despite
rather shoddy work at times. It's chief
trouble was jittery center, who twice
terminated Western threats with wild
heaves, and pair of sievelike guards.
through which Tech gobbled up most
of its gains. Additional experience
should remedy the situation.
Western surprised Tech early in the
first period when Pappas recovered
Rassier's tumble on the Maroon's 35-
yard line. Morris Snead, continual
threat, and Dickie Lynham alternated
in moving the leather to the 1-yard
line, and Snead smacked right guard
to score.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Rassier and BelOte Cut Loose,

TECH then launched a counter-at-
tack, and Western crumbled as
Rassier and Belote ripped its line for
sizable gains nearly every time they
grabbed the oval. Rassier sliced
through right guard to score the first,
while Belote added the others on runs
of "a and yards. respectively.
Stanton, rangy. spirited end, alone
was outstanding in Westerns line.
while Tech functioned rather smoothly
from tackle to tackle while its first
team was operating.
Tech. Eastern and Roosevelt now are
tied for first place with a victory
apiece. with Central. Wilson and
Western as the victims.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
MEADE, MCFARLAND TOP
Maryland and Navy Gridder Each
Has Scored "a Points.

Has Scored "a Points.
BALTIMORE.-Ma Jim
Meade and Nays Alan Mcfarland
are the States top scorers to date. with
four touchdowns each for total of
"a points.
Second is Navy's Lem Cooke, with
three touchdowns and 18 points. Buck
of st. Johns and Macklet of Mount
st. Mary's are the only others in the
State who have scored.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Vengeance Spurs Titans.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

mined to wipe out the memory
Of 1877 defeat handed them by Cath
olic University in 1885, Gus Dorais and
his University Of Detroit foot ball team
leave tonight for Washington. where
on Friday night they will meet the
Cardinals.
That With G. q. will be the first of
seven hard games in row for the
Titans, who, on succeeding week ends.
will face Boston College. villanova,
Manhatton. North Dakota. Creighton
and Duquesne Detroit will arrive in
Washington tomorrow and take final
workout under the lights at Griffith
Stadium.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
might run into trouble getting him
away from the Cubs.

Joe Ear, the golf trick-shot ar
tist, now runs a hamburger Joint
in Corsicana, Tex. :. In the East
we'll take Clint Frank, Marshall
Goldberg, Sid Luckman and Jim
Craig and spot you seven points.
Has any one discovered what
happened to that U. of Washington
foot ball team last Saturday? ;.
Gen. John J. Phelan, chairman of
the New York Boxing Commission,
and his bride will honeymoon in
Bermuda, starting Saturday.
The town is full of rumors .
One TeSry will wreck the Jints,
with Mancuso, Schumacher, Leiber
and Mccarthy on the block
Another that Van Lingle Mungo
is sure TO wind up at the Polo
Grounds A third has Dizzy
Dean . sure bet In . Cub uniform
Evening star., 1937-10-13
GEORGIA SEES VICTORY
Counts Holy Cross Just Another
Victim in Trim North.

Victim in Trip North.
ATHENS, Ga, October 13 (P).-
Georgia gridiron followers just see
new victim from the East when the
Bulldogs play Holy Gross for the first
time Saturday.
Since 1929 Georgia has chalked up
eight victories against three defeats
and . tie in games with Eastern ri
walls. inclding Yale, N. Y. U. and
Eordham,
Evening star., 1937-10-13

called the Skins to order. It was a
large room filled with large men. Most
Of them wore battle marks. There
were cuts over their eyes and scabs on
their chins. Cliff Battles nose re-
sembled hunk of hamburger thrown
against wall. But they were laugh
ing and kidding at the start. and /. E. {.
Wayne Millner. for instance,
was trying to pull the hot-foot
stunt without much success.
Dixie Howell sat on the back of
chair and buried his nose in de-
tective story magazine Hey, Dixie"
cracked Sammy Baugh, you all better
wipe the blood off'n that page" An
autograph hound invaded the room
and asked for their signatures in a
foot ball Who's Who"
They Wanted Mickey Mouse.
THE lights we're switched of after
while and the Eagles and Red
skins were thrown on a little screen.
Cliff Battles was shown taking the
ball on an off-tackle play. There's
q nice block" commented Flaherty,
who did it?"
me" spoke up half dozen of the
beetles. Me" repeated Ernie Pinckert,
II yelled loudest." The pass play on
which the Eagles scored a touchdown
was flashed. It showed Don Irwin
colliding with teammate in the end
zone while an Eagle grabbed the ball.
mice block, Irwin" came =
sarcastic voice out of the dark
ness.
Lets have Mickey Mouse next" re-
uuested Baugh and when a play was
shown with Irwin on q long run,
Flaherty turned and looked at his
hard-running back. Good gosh,
Irwin's even carrying the ball under
the wrong arm"
At that instant the picture showed
Irwin shift the ball away from the
side from which tacklers were ap-
preaching. "Oh yeah," answered Don.
taking advantage Of Fl&herty's stray
from the screen. well look. That" +"
he added, mimicking the coach, will
just cost you = five-spot."
Woe to Sneaker Cutters.
IT WENT on until the game was run
over quickly. Then Flaherty
ordered the game shown again
in slow motion. He looked around the
room. The audience seemingly had
thinned out.
Rays face grew grim. He walked
to the door, whipped out pad and
pencil, and silently began to jot down
the names of those present. Capt.
Turk Edwards. was the first to see
Flaherty's set face. Turk began to
count on his fingers. One by one the
players stopped wise-cracking and
looked sober.
II ever man blew q f1gura-
tive and authoritative whistle
without making . sound, Fla
herty did.
Finally the game started again.
This time Flaherty spoke tersely: His
voice had q razor edge. The Redskins
leaned forward and watched, sound
lsssly. The hot foot, the detective
kofy, the w1ss.esaeks were thrown
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Hansen Again Availa BILE.


CHANGES in the second squad backs
were made by Cookies advance
to the first team and by the return
Of Harold Hansen, injured in practice
games with the B squad and the
Plebes before the season opened.
The other starters behind the line
will be Frank Case Alan Mcfarland
and Bob Antrim, all members of the
varsity squad for their third season.
Cooke is second classman. but had
a considerable amount of playing last
year.
Mcfarland probably will do most
Of the punting and has also been
carrying the ball consistently.
Charley Reimann. who pushed In
gram hard for his place last year, is
alternate running back to Cooke.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

n AIRING strychnine injections
* in Its respective rivals, Tech
again appears headed for its
customary spot atop the inter-
hign series heap, with Henry (Ripper)
Rassier and Jack Belote, twin doses
of pigskin poison, looming too potent
for competing clubs to swallow.
Rassier. a stumpy, yet streamlined
guy with the drive of torpedo,
already has plugged the gap created by
the absence of Johnny Williamson,
who has been ruled ineligible due to
age. and lends balance to team that
probably won't be sensational but
steady enough to click against a
rather weak group of opponents.
Rassier Adds Needed Punch.
THE prowess of Jack Belote was
known and the punting. passing
and running he unveiled fully meas
ured up to expectations. but it was
Rassier's performance, supplemented
by the talented Belote, that removed
Tech from its questionable status and
stamped it as series favorite in trim
ming Western, 81 to IL, yesterday at
Western Stadium before $500 specta-
tors.
Completely outplayed In the first
period, when the Red Raiders plowed
IS yards through its line to score, Tech
retaliated viciously in the second and
third quarters and quickly pushed
over three touchdowns. Coach Rusty
Thompson then inserted his second
Evening star., 1937-10-13
COOKE REPLACES
INGRAM At NAVY
Injury to Star Back Gives
Added Task in Preparing
for Harvard Tilt.
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
4 NNAPOLIS. Md, October 13.-
~ Lem Cooke. who will sub for
~ Bill Ingram in the Navy
4 a backf1eld in Saturdays Har-
ward game. faced co-ordinating
drill with the three veteran back
f1elders today.
Ingram, who pulled muscle
against Virginia last Saturday. left
big hole In the backheld. Coach
Hank Hardwick now has to work
Cooke in the Navy first squad ma
chine and also to drill his successor
in the B squad backs.
Navy, with Marines guarding the
field. took its heaviest workout Of the
week yesterday against the 3 team
under game conditions. Today's
workout was lighter.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
White of Tigers a General,

PRINCETON, N. Jack White,
who is considered Princeton's best
ball carrier, has taken on the Job of
calling signals before the Chicago
game and so far he looks pretty good
at 1t. He called them, but didn't take
any other part in the action during a
scrimmage between the varsity and
second team yesterday and the regu-
lars scored three touchdowns.
EVANSTON, Ill.-A little more
blocking will do the trick for North
western, according to Coach Lynn
Waldorf. Don Heap and Bernie JEFF
ferson did well enough carrying the
ball against Michigan last week, but
the blockers failed to remove the guys
who wanted to tackle them, and that
was why the Wildcats scored only one
touchdown.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
ILLEGAL TACKL|NG
Of CARD PUNISHED
La Sale Player Who Quit
Bench to Throw Sochon
Is Suspended.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n HILADELPHIA. - Instead of
- praise for making good
| tackle, Frank Loughney. soph-
omore guard at La Sale, has
drawn indefinite suspension from
Coach Marty Brill The reason is
that Louehney made the tackle when
he was supposed to be on the bench
with an injured ankle during La
Salle's game with Catholic University.
He rushed out and downed Vic
Sochon and his team drew a penalty
for having twelfth man in action.
SOUTH BEND. Ind.-The Irish are
holding their own, at least, at Notre
Dame. Halfback Jack Mccarthy was
benched yesterday when Coach Elmer
Layden shook up his team and Louie
Zontini got the job. But at the same
time Charles Sweeney replaced Leon
ard Skoglund at end.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Shine Definitely Out.

I OU SHINE, q fast end. however,
definitely is out with a Clipped
bone in his vertebrae.
Slated to alternate at halfback and
fullback against the Titans is Joe
Guyon. who played sensationally
against both Loyola and La Sale The
son of the old Carlisle Indian star
never was better than against Loyola,
deity spinning through the entire
team for two touchdowns and other
wise living up to the illustrious name
he bears.
Aware that in Ernie Palumbo, one OF
the best passers of the Middle West,
and Roger Hayes, left-handed tosser,
Detroit has a powerful aerial threat,
Bergman continued to stress pass de-
fense today. At the same time he ad-
vised that the Cardinals will be ready
TO do some aerial work themselves,
with Charley Munhall and Burke Vid-
movie on the passing end. Guyon and
John Fiorehino also can pass if the
occasion arises, and it may be that this
latter pair, kept under cover thus far,
may flnd themselves in key roles Fri
day night.
Evening star., 1937-10-13
Crusaders Look Easy to Georgia.

A THENS. Ga.-Georgia gridiron
followers see just new victim
from the East when the Bulldogs play
Holy Cross for the first time Saturday.
Since 1929 Georgia has chalked up
eight victories against three defeats
and a tie in games with Eastern rivals,
including Yale, N. Y. U. and Fordham.
Evening star., 1937-10-13

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