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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-13

last Thursday evening. A feature of
the evenings entertainment was a
mock wedding given by seven small
children. Nearly seventy guests were
present and Mrs. Boyer received
many gifts from her many friends.
Louis Finn left last week for Fort
Peck where he will work this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Weatherly were
guests at the H. Shopland home at
Crosby last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Jensen entertained
the Danish Aid at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Or. and Mrs. Weeks of Ambrose
were sunday guests at the Vernon
kittleson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hultgren. Mar
garet and Irene were guests of rela-
tives at Beaubier. Can. last Friday.
4 large crowd of people attended
a party honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rill Boyer at the Olaf Boo home
north OF town sunday afternoon.
Customs Officer and Mrs. Giloly of
Ambrose and Mr.. and Mrs. Topping
VI hdlNllllt we're SuttS at tue l..
Weatherly home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ditmarson and
Marlowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jen-
and Esther Peterson were sun
day guests at the Palmer Jensen
home at Medicine Lake.
Members of the Comertown LDR
and their mothers were entertained
by Mrs. :. l.. Almlie at the parson-
age saturday afternoon.
Mrs. p. Bredevein and Avis spent
asst Thursday and Friday at Willis
on. On Thursday night Mrs. Bred
vein was the guest of her daugh-
.er Carol at an LDR mother and
laughter banquet. i
Jackie and Wesley Weatherly won
bird prize with a tap dance number
II an amateur hour at Tribune.
Sask., on Friday evening of last
week.
Rev. Simpson of McCabe conduct
I'd Baptist services at the Mission
lall last Sunday evening.
Members of the Lutheran choir,
heir wives and husbands, enjoyed
/ social hour in the church parlors
the regular choir practice last
Wednesday night.
The Junior-Senior play Bringing
Up Father will be given at the high
school gym Wednesday and Thurs
lay nights. May 10 and 90. Maggie
will be played by Eta Olsen and
Keith Miller will take the part of
Jiggs. Dinty Moore and other char
acters made famous by the cartoon
list will alss be there.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bergh and family
and l.. Anderson attended the funer-
al of Curtis Mehl at Plentywood on
Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-13
MORE WESTBY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl b. Peterson of
Plentywood were guests at the Peter
Miller home last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. \. Hoel of Column
bus were sunday guests al the Bert
Hoel home.
Mrs. j. II. Melvin returned last
Friday from a visit with relatives at
Medicine Lake and Wheeler. Mont.
Cards have been received an
nouncing the birth of a son Paul
Mason. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Mel
vim at Wheeler, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson and
family. 4 T. Oleson, Alton and
Grace spent sunday with relatives at
Makoti. n. d. Mrs. 4. T. Olesen, who
has been visiting at Makoti the past
week, returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rohweder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Moore and Clyde
Lovelace of Wheeler were week end
guestc at the j. Rohweder home.
Gordon Stubbe. who has been at
tending business school at Spokane,
arrived Saturday for a visit at his
parental home.
Mrs. NJ. j. Feiker and son Richard
of Minneapolis arrived Saturday for
an extended visit at the Ed Lien,
O. Juve and O. Odegaard homes.
Mrs. Feiker was formerly Mildred
Lien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mehl and fam
lily were Sunday guests at the NJ.
Bergh home. Mrs. l.. Anderson, who
has been at the Mehl home the past
week, returned home with them.
Mrs. Martin Nereson and Mrs.
Sena Johnson were hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs.
Merrill Boyer at the Rohweder hall
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-13

Mrs. h. b. Campbell visited at thd
Peter Schumacher home in Dooley
sunday.
Mrs. Arndt Olson and d~aughteI
Enger and Thorer Sorem attended
the Pentecostal meeting at Comer1
town sunday evening.
Bud" Bye went to Pentywood on
Sunday for repairs for his car which
broke down on the road to Dooley]
George Boke is blowing with his
tractor for Reginad Rooksby.
Lyle knaus is again running Ed
Campbells tractor after a few days
absence.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-13
NORTH DOOLEY
Mrs. Frank Brightsman

Dolores Dahl had her tonsils re-
moved at the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Saturday.
Mrs. York and con Lynn of Plen-
tywood were visiting at Walter Bye's
Sunday.
Harry Huffman took home a
John Deere tractor from Plentywood
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Campbell and
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-13
WESLEY BANQUET
FETES 7 CLASSES

WESLEY The Junior-Senior
banquet was held AT the church par
Tors Saturday afternoon. The room
was decorated TO represent a circus
tent. Six ~sophomores, dressed as
clowns and circus dancers acted as
walters. Lorraine Swartz as the ring
master officiated as toastmaster and.
toasts and responses were given by
The Lion Tanner. The Chief Barker.
the Big Top and other circus char
acters. Covers were laid for 80 and
at ; pm. a three-course dinner was
served by the Lutheran Ladies Aid.
Immediately after the banquet the
seniors and the faculty We're guests
of the Juniors at the new Westby
theatre.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
CALIFORNIA GETTING
BRISK SCRIMMAGES
Contact Work Needed to Harden
Men for Rose Bowl Battle
With Crimson Tide.

BY the Associated Press.
RERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 23.-An-
other rousing scrimmage was
slated for California's football team
today despite practice injuries which
might keep one or more players from
the Rose Bowl game with Alabama
New Year Day.
Coach Leonard Stub" Allison said
stiff contact work was the fastest
method Of hardening up his players,
idle a month. He pits each of the three
teams against one another in a series
Of short games"
Allison expressed fear that End
Henry Sparks, who injured . leg In
Tuesdays scrimmage, might not re-
cover in time for Alabama.
Sparks is IN pretty bad shape" Al
lison said.
Pass defense, one of the Bears weak
points, will be stressed
Allison revealed he had worked out
four new plays.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
POPPING >T'S7S
Off"vJtGfo on@@zzSss9,sy !,
Mr.. Turner Goes to TO,un.

r. kind baseball who get the his material
but can't pick the material himself. Recently
making buns the tipsters
Of picking ball players
heir brighteyed rookie third
Of
Bobby Estalela playing third base for the
The Cuban sensation Everything
turned out BY the Thousands hit
from Chattanooga forgotten the
But there
the
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Southwest Not Represented.

HE East again is represented by TWO
teams as it has been for the past
three years, and the Midwest has two
places on the schedule as it did this
past fall The Southwest, however, is
not represented for the first time in
three years, G. w. having met Ar
kansas the last two years and Rice
in 1885.
Although Coach jim Pixlee loses 10
seniors, his misfortune is not so bad as
it sounds, for while there are not so
many members of last years freshmen
eleven ready to replace the graduates
those that will are just what he needs.
Ends Pete Yurwitz and Tippy Holt
probably are the greatest losses, but
Pixlee believes several promising can
didates are ready to take their places.
And he still has plenty of backfeld
material with Sampson. Turner, No.
waskey. Richardson and Borden as .
nucleus.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
AFTER D. c. CUE CROWN
Three-Rail Amateurs Open Plav
Monday at Royal.

Two matches on Monday night will
open the District amateur three-cush-
ION billiard championship tournament,
which will be held at the Royal Acad-
emy. Dodge and Goodacre and Tur-
ton and Mast will be opponents on the
hrst night of play.
The rest of the schedule calls for
Burch to meet Crowder and Hutchison
to play Statland on Tuesday, Curry to
meet Baer and Ruark to meet Mast
ON Wednesday and Hall to play Hoeke
and Flynn to play Hayer on Thursday.
The first game each night will be-
gin at 7:30 o'clock. All will be 35-
point matches.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Yost Soon to Retire at Michigan, Declare Student


over the boxing magazine Bang
and will put out their first issue
January 3.
One Of our top-night skaters Z
told . Canadian newspaper Sonia
Henies skating is "too stiif and
formal" and hasn't enough lit and
swing, to which We say "Hawl"
-. Got two special delivery letters
here for Al Schacht, the baseball
clown :. Anybody know where
the guy iS7
The college getting Bill De Cor
revont, the Chicago schoolboy sem
saun, almost must take the two
big tackles who cleared the way for
Bill's touchdown gallops =. Birth
day greetings to Connie Mack, Is
today and still going strong ,
Gan eat anything b wants to q.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
(Conn.) high school students voted
him their top baseball writer.

(Conn.) high school students voted
him their top baseball writer.
Kicking situation at Marquette
isn't worrying Coach Paddy Driscoll
=. he has . pair Of sophomores
named Albert Boots and Francis
Van Hoof, both hailing from Little
Chute, Wis. They don't call
Lou oehrig Iron Man" for nothing
he won't wear an overcoat, no
matter how low the mercury goes
Mrs. q. finally made him buy
. Light topcoat and Lou carries it
around on his arm.
Australia plans to insure it, 10
ranking tennis players to help pro-
vide for their future. Charlie
vackner, former Brooklyn news
paper man, and Maurie Waxman,
Broadway press alent. have taken
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Don't Cheat!

DWu SIICdts
HERE we go:
/. What have the following in
common: Urban c. Faber, Clarence E.
Mitchell, William Doak, Dana FL
lingim and John P. Quinn?
2. Who was the last left-hander to
win the national singles champion
ship?
3. What is the only major league
baseball team that never finished In
last place in its league?
4. When did California last play
in the Rose Bowl, whom did she play
against and how did she come out?
S. At what colleges did the follow
ing coaches play football: Andy Kerr,
Tiny Thornhill, Gil Dobie, Bob
zuppke and Pop Warner?
6. What have the following in COM
mon: Harry F. Sallee. George H.
Ruth, Claude P. Williams, Eppa
Jeptha Rixey and George E. Waddell
T.. What was the only horse to beat
Man o War in the latter's racing
career?
8. Who were: The Scotch Wop?
The Barbados Demon? The Califor-
mia Comet? The 1000 Lemon? Joe
the Beaut?
9. Who are the three 10-goal play
ers in American polo?
10. What have the following IN
common: Ben Chapman, Odell Hale,
Goose Goslin, John Whitehead and
Rudy York? ~,
IL. What American Olympic winner
was disqualified for professionalism?
IL. Name a heavyweight boxing
champion who was born in (a) italy,
CD Canada, (c) Germany, (d) Eng
land and (e) Texas.
13. Who holds the major league
record for runs batted in in a single
season?
IA. Give within 500 the actual
cash market value of "a the Stanley
Cup and (b) the Americas Cup.
is. In major league baseball game
played in July, 1882, with q runner
on third base and none out, q batter
flied out to deep right center, scoring
the runner from third. Was the bats
man charged with time at bat?
16. BY what names were the fol-
lowing prize fighters known. to the
public: Eligio Sardinias, Gershon
Mendeloff, Gary Steffen, Harry Kra-
kow, Francisco Guilledo, Harry Berg,
Ovila Chapdelaine, Joseph F. Hagen,
Louis Phal and Stanislaus Kiecal?
~. What great American League
pitcher also was writer of songs?
IL. Who was the umpire who called
Fred Merkle out on the famous "boner
play" Of September, 1908?
10. What heavyweight contender
was member OF q States Leeisla-
ture?
20. BY whom. and approximately
when, were shinguards for catchers
Evening star., 1937-12-23
STRAIGES, DEAN TO MIX

joey Straiges and Irish JOHNNY
Dean will fight in support Of the
George Abrams-Steve Mamakos fea-
ture bout next Monday night at Tur-
ner's Arena, 1t was announced today.
Although the bout between Straiges
and Dean has been in the making for
some time, this marks the first oppor-
tuntty the two have had to get to-
Oether.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
SPEAKER TOUTS TELLER
Wouldn't Surprise iris If Bob
Won 35 Games Next Year.

DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 70 (R.-Tris
Speaker. former manager of the Cleve-
land Indians, predicted today that it
would not be surprising If Bob Feller.
Cleveland rookie pitcher, won IS
games for the Indians next summer.
Feller, he said in an address, got
whatever control he now possesses by
pitching every day. He needs plenty
Of action and II he is given lots Of
work, he should have 10 trouble pass
ing the 30 games won mark.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
CENTRALITES TO BATTLE
Basket Ball and Swimming Tits
Will Feature Reunion.

A basket ball game between alumni
and undergraduates and an alumni
and undergraduate swimming meet
viii be the athletic features Of Central
High Schools annual alumni reunion
to be held New Years Day at o'clock
at the school.
Those interested in performing with
the alumni swimmers should contact
Dudley Gordon. shoreham swimming
director, and alumni basketers should
contact Forrest Burgess at National
5303.
Other features Of the reunion will
be the presentation Of awards to out
standing alumni, refreshments and
dancing. ), Admission viii be 30 cents.
Evening star., 1937-12-23

HldH ncAC year. EStdellaf IOu can
have him"
It's all very clear now. Buddy
Lewis Is Washingtons third base
man. You haven't got EstAlella but,
at last reports, the Piedmont League
has.
Last spring Mr.. Harris was
enroute North with his ball
club when the Mats stopped
OF 1T Gastonia 10 play the
Boston Bees.
Everybody was raving about Lou
Eette at the time. Lou was 80
year-old rookie pitcher for the Bees
Fette, MacFayden. Guy Bush and one
or two others were the Bees honey.
But Harris liked = fellow by the name
OF Jim Turner and said 50.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Varied Sports

College Basket BAN.
Notre Dame, IS; Xavier, 26.
Washington, 46; California, %.
Utah, 10; Idaho, 38.
Eastern Hockey.
Baltimore, 4; Atlantic City, ).
American Hockey.
Minneapolis. 3: et. Paul. !.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
East Drills Two Backfields.

COACHES ANDY KERR of Colgate
and Bernie Bierman of Minnesota
put their Eastern players through q
hard drill at University of California s
Memorial Stadium at Berkeley.
They lined up two backfield combi-
nations as follows:
Squad A-Quarterback, John Mich
elosen. Pittsburgh; left half, Cecil
1sbell, Purdue: right half, Elmore
Hackney, Duke; fullback, Corby Davis
Indiana.
Squad B-Quarterback, Fred Vanzo
Northwestern: left half, Dick Rifle
Albright and Don Heap, Northwestern
right half, Andy Farkas, Detroit; full
back. Eddie Lalor, Colgate.
Coaches said the backfeld men
would be shifted from day to day.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
By EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Writer

N Jew YORK, Dec. 23.-Michi-
Nj gan students home for tho
1 y holidays say Hurry Up"
Yost's retirement rs d.
rector Of athletics will be announced
soon. -. Miss Frost, who plays
center for the Woodstock (vt.)
Cigarettes, got warmed up sum-
ciently the other night to score Il
OF her teams A points against
Windsor High.
Hope these belated congratula-
tions catch up with George Weiss,
superintendent Of the Yankee farm
chain, now halfway to the coast
with his bride. =. Garry Schu-
macher Of the New York journal
may not know 1t, but East Milford
Evening star., 1937-12-23
OWLS GET RING TUTORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23 (P.-Ap-
pointment of Fred H. Swan and Stan.
ley Gurzynski, members Of the foot
ball coaching staff, to succeed Dave
Beloff as Temple University boxing
coach was announced today by Ear
r. Yeomans, director Of athletics.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
WEST HELDF|NER
IN AIR, AT KICKING
Coach HoIIingbery Looks to
Three Backs to Turn Back
EaSt'S Stars.
BY the Associated Press.

CAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-The
~ West will have an edge in pass
ing and kicking in the Shrine
Charity East West football
game here New Year Day, Coach Orin
Babe" Hollingbery Of the Western
Al-Stars believes.
Hollingbery, mentor at Washington
State College, said Fullbacks Hit
Popovich Of Montana and George
Karamatic Of Gonzaga probably will
do most Of the kicking and Dwight
Sloan of Oklahoma and Popovich will
be the best passers.
We've got everything we need" said
Hollingbery, as he and Coach Law
renee "Bin" Jones Of Nebraska set up
practice camp at Stanford University.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Sports Mirror
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Today . year ago-college sports,
especially football, doomed says
Maj. John L. Grifhth, commits
sioner Of Big Ten and president
Of N. G. A. A., II athletes are
openly recruited and subsidized.
Three years ago-Cornell UNI
versity Athletic Council announced
change in policy to permit alumni
scholarships for benefit Of athletes,
providing character and brains"
are requirements.
Evening star., 1937-12-23

ries.
Coach Red Dawson Of Tulane
must be looking for . bloody nose
.. Next year his sreenies take on
Alabama, Louisiana State, Rice,
Auburn and North Carolina
-Four Of the five play in bowl games
New Year day :. Three Of them
were conference champions this
year.
Detroits flashy young halfback
sensation, Harry Groth, has just
about decided on the q. Of Detroit,
which accounts for all that gloom
1T South Bend It must be true
what they say about Dixie :.
Marquette played in the Cotton
Bowl last January and promptly
booked t1fes Texas teams for 1888.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Now Satisfy Your Curiosity.

Now Satisfy Your Curiosity.
WE WILL now move to the serious
w business Of the meeting, VIZ and
to wit. the answers:
/. They were all spitball pitchers.
z. John Hope Doeg.
3. Detroit.
I. Georgia Tech beat California tn
1929, 8 tot.
5. Dickinson, Pittsburgh, Minneso-
ia, Wisconsin, Cornell.
9. They were southpaw pitchers.
7. Upset, in 1919.
8. Johnny Ounce, Joe Walcott,
Maurice Mclaughlin, Rube Marquard,
Joe Humphreys.
8. Tommy Hitchcock, Cecil Smith,
Stewart Iglehart.
10. They are ball players with In
dian blood
II. Jim Thorpe, in 1912.
II. Primo Camera, Tommy Burns,
Max Schmeling, Bob Fitzsimmons,
Jack Johnson
13. Hack Wilson Of the Cubs.
IA. (A) $32.50; OBJ $500.
IS. Yes. The sacrifice hy rule was
repealed in 1881.
l6. Kid Chocolate, Ted Kid Lewis,
Willie Ritchie, King Levinsky, Pancho
Villa, Harry Greb, Jack Delaney, Phil
adelphia Jack O'Brien, Battling Sikh,
Stanley Ketchel
II. G. Harris (Doc) White Of the
White Sox.
l8. Hank O'Day.
10. Monte Mum Of Nebraska.
20. Roger BresnahAn, In 1907.
Il. Ismail Yousson, the Terrible
Turk, in 1898.
~. Rogers Hornsby, in 1927-s-
100000
23. Tom Molyneux.
~. Joe Z. Brown.
IS. 1890.
Copyright, 1887. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1937-12-23
TECH BEGINS WELL
UNDERNEW COACH
Kessler's Smooth Basketers
Trip Gonzaga-Anacostia,
Junior Riders Win.
TITLE BRUCE KEssIER. "

TITLE BRUCE KESSLER, who
used to star in basket ball toys
for Eastern High School more
than . decade ago, was OF on
the right foot as the new court coach
at Tech today, following his teams
1872 conquest Of Gonxaga yesterday.
Using three complete fives without
noticeable difference. Kessler saw his
charges grab an LIS lead in the first
half. Gonzaga never succeeded in
tying the score and when 1t came
within one point Of 20 doing, At 1920,
Tech finished with . burst Of speed
to put the game on Ice.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Places PAGES Anacostia.

winning way with q 37-l8 rout
OF Maryland Park, on its home floor.
John Places came within one point of
scoring as many points for the winners
as Maryland Park scored all together,
finding the cords six times from the
floor and five times from the foul line.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

LIMA, Ohio.--Buddy Knox, 1872,
DAYTON; Ohio; !topped Al Reed, 1873,
NEW YORK.-Baby Safvy Saban,
147h, New Yerk. outpointed Leonard
Del Genio; 145A,. New York GOl;
technically knocked out Lou lombard,
136, Jersey City -; Charlie jackson,
I71t7, Macon, Ga, defeated Danny
Peal. 1873, Tulsa, Okla. (6).
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Great Year for Rockies,

THIS was year for rookie pitchers
in the National League. Not since
the day that Grover Cleveland Alex
ander came up to the Phillies from
Syracuse in 1911 have freshman
hurlers claimed 20 much of the spot
light. In addition to Turner, Team
mate Fette and Melton won 20 games
No matter at what angle you look
at the records, 1t was = year for the
frosh in the National League. The
earned-run averages reveal that half
Of the first 10 fingers were newcom-
ers. Melton, with 2.61, came second
to Turner. Then came Russ Bauers
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Roosevelt Juniors In Front.

4 LTHOUGH held to two points In
the first half, Roosevelt's junior
team rallied to nose out Tech in .
low,scoring game, 11-7. The losers,
who held AZ lead at intermission,
were limited to three points in the
second half. Powers was the only
player able to score more than one
field goal, he and teammate, Michael
son, each scoring four for Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Think You're Well Informed
On Sports? Take a Fling at
These Queries and Find Out

first introduced into major league
baseball?
al. What celebrated sports figure
OF his time was drowned tn . ship
wreck, supposedly by the weight Of
. belt Of gold that he wore?
~. Who was the highest-paid ball
player (not q player-manager) tn the
history of the National Lacquer
23. What Negro fought for the
championship of England?
~. What motion picture comedian
once played professional baseball?
rs. What was the year Of Bobby
Jones grand slam in golf?
Evening star., 1937-12-23

Of Pittsburgh. with 2s7; Fette in
nth place with 2,s8. and Grissom in
tenth place with 3.25.
Some old-school critics are
inclined 10 sneer At the earned
run figures. Sometimes they
are right. So let's study the
records from another angle 80.
the won-and-lost way.
Looking at the agate type this way,
four Of the first 10 pitchers in the
senior circuit are recruits. Melton,
with 20 and Q. was first with $50
percentage. Bauers was third with
IS and 6. for .684; Fette fourth with
20 and 10. for .667, and Turner sew
enth with .645.
You can't ask for much more, can
you?
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Turner Tops King Carl.
LEAGUE pitching aver

~ M 4SNAL bEsh1OE piICIlIlH aver.
ages. released yesterday, show
that Mr.. Turner made no bum out of
Harris. The 32-year -old dairy farmer,
brought to the ma jors after Is sea
sons in the bush leagues, led the Ma
tional League in earned-run efficiency
with 23s and In pitching complete
games with "a.
That isn't q bad big league start
for q rookie especially an elderly
rookie 1t was Turner who dethroned
King Carl Hubbell as the earned-run
ruler after nine straight years. It
was Turner who finished only two
games behind Hubbell, who topped
both major leagues with ~ triumphs.
And Hub pitched for a pennant-
winning club. The Bees, by no
stretch of the imagination, were nag
winners.
Turner literally came f1om
nowhere to lead the National
league. No fanfare, no highly
tinted publicity preceded his
entry into the big show.
Most of the season Turner ran
behind the other rockies of the league
-. Fette. Cliff Melton Of the Giants
and Lee Grissom Of the Reds. But
when the final percentages were
posted, Jim Turner won 20 and lost
only II, famed 50 and gave up only
So passes, worked in 80 games and
tied for shutout lead at five with
Fette and Grissom.
Evening star., 1937-12-23
Three Foes Are Stronxer,

CLEMSON is some 10 points higher
in the rating than Wake Forest,
Kansas is superior to North Dakota
State and Bucknell far outclasses West
Virginia Wesleyan. Furman is not in
class with Alabama, but Butler is
only slightly inferior to North Dakota
State.
West Virginia, which last Thanks
giving walloped G. w. to the tune of
$50, looms as the toughest foe on the
squad. for it is well known that the
Mountaineers are staging q come back
and aiming for high things in the COL
legiate grid world Last season the
Morgantown eleven lost only one game,
to Pittsburgh. And the record was
achieved with team composed chiefly
of sophomores.
The sections represented by G. W.s
opponents also closely pattern after
those whose teams have met the Pix
leemen for the past three years. As 1t
does next season, the South has pre-
dominated in every instance, having
sent three teams against the Pixlee-
men last year, five in 1896 and four
in '35.