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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Teplo, mydlo a voda jsou des-
infekcni prostTedky.
F.. L.. l. S.

Pomocn1kem cloveka prot
jeho 1hlavn1m neprateldm =
choroboplodnym bacil1m -
jsou chemikalie a JIM cinitele,
znaml pod jmenem prostredkd
desinfekcnfch a antiseptic-
kych. Tyto latky mali schop-
most usmrcovati bacily, jez p6-
sob1 nemoc.
Praotcem chemickych anti
septickych p~rostTedkG je kyse-
lima karbolova, silna a nebez-
pecna chemikalie, uzfvana liz
Listerem a stale jeSte nepostra
datelna V modernich operac-
mich s1n1ch.
V6decka desinfekce = nj
cenl bacilu = zapocala Liste-
rem a Pasteurem. Prve poku-
sy S nj datuj1 Sc vsak z dob
mnohem stars1ch. Palenfm a.
romatickych latek V pokoji ne
mocneho melo Sc kdysi zabra-
niti s1fen1 Sc nemoci; We Ctr
nactem stoletf doporucovali le-
kari ocet jake antiseptickv
prostredek, pomahajfcf zdola-
tt morovou nakazu.
Jedn1m z nej1cinnejsfch u
smrcovateld bacil6 je teplo.
NeJleps1 desinfekce vody doci-
luJe sc jej1m svarenfm. meto-
Ola, kterou odporucujf vsechny
zdravotni authority, kdykoii
vznikne podezrenf, re pitna vo
da nen1 cista. Nebezpecne ba-
city V niece jsou usmrcovany
pasteurisaci, ~zahTanim mleka
ma 142 F pod dobu 80 minut.
Mydlo, voda a vynalozena
energie je tez dobry zpdsob u
smrcovan1 bacilG. Donna Sc tax
bran1 nakaze primo u umyva-
ola; V nemocnici uzfvajf teze
melody chirurgove a osetro-
vatelky pred kazdou operacf.
Chlor je vybornym desin-
fekcnlm prostTedkem, uzzfva-
nym k cistenf vody v nejedn6
obci. Kyselina karbolova a
chlorove vapno jsou velmi cen
ne pfi desinfekci odpadnfho
potrub1 umyvadel a pod. Vse-
chny tyto latky jsou .jedovat6
a nemajf byti nikdy ponecha-
ny V dosahu detf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
% swatch cikanEG Sc "a dstmi.

V cikanske kolonii v Secovi-
cfch u Kosic konalo sc najed-
nou % cikanskych swatch. V
cele techto % cikanskych sva-
tebn1ch dvojic byl sam sedesa-
tilety starosta kolonie Ladislav
Bral 81 cikanku, S KITE
rou .jinak uz spolecne zije ety.
ficet let. Zaroven Sc svatbou
.tohoto tatfka S matkou mel
svatbu jejich syn a jejich dee
ra. Swatch Sc s1castnilo "a
detf techto novomanzelskych
part r1zneho veku. Bezdet-
nou nevestou byla jen nevesta
nejmladsf, patnactileta: Ale
ami ia uz viditelne dlouho &C.
kat nebude. Nevestu Bambu-
chovou museli j1t z kostela hle-
dat po vsi. Ma ctyfi deti a Cd
skocila 81 domG, nez ma nj pfij-
de rada, k nejmlads1mu, a ne
LAX Sc zdrzela. Trvalo to ety.
RI hodiny, nez kaplan vsech
dvaadvacet part sezdal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

V Putnam, Conn, 58lety
Harry Filfield okopaval kuku-
fici "a sym obydl1m, kdyz z
nemocnice mu bez dechu pfi-
nesli zpravu o tom, jak Sc dafl
jeho manzelce, ktera sc tam u
chylila k slehnutf. Vlastne to
byla zprava, re uz je pc tezke
hodince. Znela take kratce:
"Dvojcata."
Filfield sc Opel pohodlne O
svou motyku, vytahl kapesnlk
a otfev 81 oblicej, pravil
"Well, to jsem mohl vedet."
V zapet1 roznesla sc zprava
o tom pc celem mestecku, ne
bot elm Dionneova patercata
.jsou osade Callander v Onta-
riu, tim v Putnam je rodina
Filfieldova. Manzele Filfieldo-
vi pravdepodobne jsou cham
piony ma dvojcata celych
|Spoj. Statech, nebo pri nej-
mensfm aspon ma atlantickem
pobrezf. Toto jest uz jejich
sesty par dvojcat.
Filfield je totiz jakymsi ma
lynn zemedelcem We svych So
letech, kdyz Sc byl vidal sve.
no d~r1vejslho povolan1, coz byl
trad agenta ma zeleznicn1 sta.
}nici. Tohoto zamestnanl sc
vidal, nezli sc mu narodily pc
sledn1 diva parry dvojcat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Nsmecky knee kaze o Bozim
tfeStu.

Mezi mosteckymi nemecky-
mi veTfc1mi, kteTf jsou soucas-
ne ctiteli sousedn1 rise, je po-
bOuTen1. V mosteckem kOste-
lie Sc dotkl kazatel pronasle-
dovanf c1rkve v Nemecku, a
prohlasil, re nedavna katastro
ia vzducholodi "Hindenburg'
|.je trestem bozfm "a pronasle-
doVanf katolicke cfrkve. Pc
techto slovech Sc nekolik vef1-
cfch ma znamen1 protestu VIDA
lilo, ale kazatel slova o trestu
bozim znovu opakoval. Kaza-
nj vzbudilo mezi Nemci roz-
ruch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
HaviTe " Lude.
Slezska Bojka V Ostravskem
marcel.

marcel.
Bylo to moe p6kne, jak esce
slavili havire svuj svatek. By
valo to ma svateho Prokopa,
skalniho pustevnika. Cd same
no boz1ho rama chodili hav1Te
vyparadzeni pc vseckych d6di-
mach kole Ostravy. V same O.
strave byla velka slavnost ma
hlavn1m namestu.
Jedna trubovita devucha Sc
tez sla divat ma prokopsku
slavnost z Ostrave. Moe Sc il
to podobalo, jak muzika "a
hrala a havire v cernych oble-
kach masirovali S bilymi cho-
cholami ma cakach pc namestu
a pred mimi jeli re svicavymi
sablami ma konach dozorci.
Jak Sc velke nam6sti zahemzi-
10 a zarusalo haviTami, to Sc
devuse nadmulo srco z utechy
mad hemzenim telka cak a cho
choluv a ona zavzdychla, ale
tax, re to druzi mohli slyset.
"Jejej! To je haviTi! Dyby
to byli l'ude, co by to bylo l'u-
dill"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

z Laredo, Texas, sc sdeluJe,
re Bias Cruz z Iona Blanca
ustknuta byla chTestysem v
posteli. Natahla pravou ruku
"a hlavu a had il ustknul do
prstu. Rychle vyskocila z po-
stele a vzbudila manzela, jenz
il poskytnul prvnf pomoc a
hned il odvezl k lekaTskemu O.
setren1 do Laredo. Had byi u
smrcen dOmaclmi lidmi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Dovolena prispiva zachovani
zdravi.
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisaT zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.

kOIIlISdr ZOTdVOCllCCV1 m0SCd
New Yorku.
Dovolena je jake sekove kon-
to v bance; vystavfte-li seky ma
vets1 sunni, nez jakou mate V
bance, ocitnou sc vase rozpoc-
ty We velmi spatnem stavu; a
budete-li Sc O dovolene pT1lis
namahati a pTedelavat svou "a
bavu, odnese to vase zdrav1.
Kazdy pracuj1c1 clovek ma
mfti jednou "a cas- dovolenou;
ale nez Sc ma nj vyda, ma 81
vst1piti ma mysl, re dovolena
znamena pTedevs1m dobu Cd
pocinku, spojenou Sc zmenou
okol1 a pT1padne i Sc zmenou
stravy. Dovolena ma byti ca
sem, venovanym odpocinku fly
sickemu i dusevn1mu, nikoli
dobou bujneho zivota, nadm1r
ne 1navy a nedostatecneho
spanku. Clovek, ktery svou
cinnost nepTedelava a znstava
We vsem strfdmy, Dude mfti z
dovolene nejvets1 prospect;
clovek, ktery tax neucin1, Dude
ma tom pravidelne hire pc
prazdninach, nez byl pred nj
mi.
Nekolik tydnd ma venkov6,
at uz v horach nebo u more,
vzpruzf kazdeho mestaka. III
vot v pT1rode, kde dycha cisty,
cerstvy vzduch, pochutnava 81
ma jfdle, pohybuje Sc venku a
spi plnych osm hodin kazdou
noe, tento zivot mu jiste pomG-
re upevniti zdravf, ably Sc mo-
hi vratiti do prace pin move e.
nergie a ctizadosti.
V letn1ch meslcfch je dobTe
fvyhybati sc pT1lis silnemu stun
ci, t.. ]. tax mezi polednem a
ctvrtou hodinou. StTezte sc
prudkeho opaleni a vyhybejte
Sc skumpe jedovate a jinym
jedovatnym rostlinam. Kazde
st1pnutl hmyzem omyjte opa.
trne nejakym antiseptickyn
roztokem.
Vote hotel, farmu nebo ia
Dor, kde byla voda schvalens
Departmental zdravotnictv1
kde uzfvajf pouze pasteurizo
vaneho mleka a kde jsou W
vsech oknech site proti mou
cham. Nejezdete, kde je mno
no mocalG. Trochu opatrnos
ii We vsech techto smerech "a
,jisti yam pohodlnejsf a zdra
vejSl dovolenou.
! Pricinte Sc, ably yam letosn
dovolena vyplatila velkou zdr;
'votni dividendu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Lewis vitezem.

V pestn1m zapasu porada-
mem v 1tery v Chicago zv1tezil
v 8. setkan1 cernoch z Detroit.
Joe Lewis.
Jeho protivn1k, James J
Braddock, jak noviny pTinesly
pod ranami cernocha padl ia.
ko "porazeny vGl'. Zapasu
prihl1zelo ma $4,000 osob, kite.
RI zaplatili pres 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
: Obecnfmu zastupitelstvu

malem bulharskem mestecku
Bejasnici pfednesl starosta ma
vrh, ably cast radnice byla str
zena a pod nj hledan poklad,
re pry mel sen O zlatem polka
du pod radnicf. Mapped to by
10 zamltnuto, ale potion, kdyz
Sc starosta zarucil, re pri nez-
daru vylohy zaplatf, byl navrh
pfiJat. Radnice byla castecne
strzena a V hloubce asi tri me-
trG nalezeny tri ztrouchnivele
bedny az pc okraj pine fla
|tych a stf1brnych minc1 a skvo-
stu. Cena cinila nekolik Milo
MI levi. Poole c1slic ma min
Ic1ch pochazel poklad re II.
stolet1. Patrne byly cenne We
ci tehdy zakopany obyvateli
re strachu pred povestnym lu-
picem Tomou, ktery Sc svou
tlupou zapalil mnoho balkan
skych NEST. Ac cast pokladu
pripadla statu, piece ostatek
stacil, ably nejen obecnf po-
kladna Sc naplnila, ale take, a.
by snivy starosta Sc stal nejbo-
hats1m muzem v kraji.
= Strfbrne dolly Dos Carlos
Anexas, Mexico, byly dany
hornlkGm a ostatn1m zamest-
lnancGm dulni spolecnosti ma
zkousku, ably je pc sest mesic1
sami spracovali a zkusili, IDA
Ii je budou moci vesti Sc ida
rem. Spolecnost sc rozhodla
k tomu kroku, protoze Sc j ku
TAM nevyplacf a tento tyden
nemela ami dosti ma vyplatu
zamestnancG.
Jestlize zamestnanci nebu-
dou moci v dobe pGl roku wy
kazati zadny zisk z tezby, vra-
II dolly spolecnosti a ia jim "a
onoho pGl roku zaplat1 tT1me-
s1cn1 mzdu. Jestlize Sc vsak
dopracuj1 zdaru, budou spoiled
nosti platiti pouze "a uz1vani
strojniho zafizeni.
= V Bialystok, Polsko, pet
set manzelek a deer S destn1ky
a klacky v rukou nahle ukon-
clio stavku 700 deln1kG, kter5
Sc vlekla jiz pet tydnG. Del.
n1ci nechteli pristoupiti ma ar.
bitraci a tax je zeny zahnaly
do prace.
= Resignace francouzskt
vlady stala Sc pc dvoudennln
a marnem jednan1. v senatu
ktery setrval ma odporu prot
zmocnovac1m zakondm, jich3
Sc dozadoval premier Blum
jako nevyhnutelne nutnych
pro zachranu financn1ho 1.-Two
ia zeme. Vlada Blumova trva
la Cd 4. cervna 1886.
- Prvni zena, ktera v Ka
made sama bez muzske pomoc
spachala loupezny prepaid, by
la odsouzena ma 5 mes1cG d.
vezen1. Jmenuje Sc Audre.
Legare. PTepadla majitele o
devn1ho obchodu a oloupil;
jej o $40. Jista dobrocinn;
spolecnost Sc divky zastala
chtela il poslati k jej1 mate
do Saskatchewan, ale soudc'
k tomu nesvolil.
= We V1dni bylo odsouzen'
80 1castn1kG prozrazeneht
spiknuti proti Wade i zivotl
kancleTe, ma diva az sedm me
s1cu do zalare. Slo O organise
ci teroru. Ma tyto rozsudk.
pTisla pax zadost rozpusten'
rakouske nazisticke strany, a
by byla znovu dOvolena, JAKE
legitimni HAS nemeckeho Ii
du?
Evening star., 1937-11-05

run fourth among the four major local
colleges in point of ability. The Car
dinals, the Colonials and the Hoyas
had the advantage Of experience, and
the Marylands. who lost seven backs,
seemed to lack 1t.
But Dcbson found a group Of
wide-eyed kids who were willing
to put everything they had into
game a week and he made the
most of 1t.
Maryland has been peculiarly fortu-
nate in recent years in picking up
youngsters who never before played
football. Bill Guckeyson was one of
these boys, and no back was in his
class last year. A raw sophomore
named Pershing Mondorff, who also
had never played football, has proved
Of value to Dobson this season and
promises to carry on.
;Inexperience may at once be a
handicap and a blessing. The happy
mixture, of course, is experience and
enthusiasm. But far better than ex-
perience and lethargy is the coupling
Of inexperience and spirit. There
shouldn't b much argument on this
question.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Regulars Back in Shape.

MOST all of A. us regulars are
A back in condition again after a
siege of injuries and illnesses. Kimber
Shoop, the senior to be acting captain
tomorrow. will start at end; Joe Carlo
and Fred Britton are ready to re-
sumo their places at guard and tackle
and Jabby Jablonsky, the big fresh
man who made such hit in his first
game, is fully recovered from recent
ailments.
A. us backfield will have Hal Toner
at quarter, Bowers and Howard at
halves and Jablonsky at full Bowers.
incidentally, will be starting his first
game as will Schulz, who will hold
down right end. The rest of the line
up will find Maize at center. Maloney
at the other guard post and Stink at
the other tackle.
Additional stands have been erected
on the A. U. field for the game which
will start at 2:30 o'clock. r.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
RANDOLPH-MACON
PROMISED BATTLE
A. u. Coach Is Confident of
Good Game'-Betty Run
Out on SideIines.

- UPPLYING news value which
- apparently faded with the an
nouncement that Betty Co-Ed
- would be barred from kicking
extra points for American University
was Coach Gus Welch's statement to-
day that he expected his Eagles to
give Randolph-Macon a pretty good
game tomorrow on A. us Massachu-
sets avenue gridiron.
I'VE gave Betty pretty good block
ing almost to the goal line" Gus
TESTED today. but they (the faculty.
ran her out on the 1-yard line"
But although A. u. students and
players are disappointed that the
novel plan fell through, they are con-
soling themselves with the thought
of game which brings the leader Of
the conference. Of which American is
q member, to the Eagles field.
Randolph-M Macon, which has lost
only to Richmond in six games, is
leading the Chesapeake Conference. A.
U. has played only one conference
game, tying st. Johns, TT, in its
second start. =.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football,

TO-DAY.
Football.
George Washington VS.. Missis-
sippi Griffith Stadium. $780,.
Wilson VS.. Western, Western Sta
dium public high series game),
3:15.
Western Maryland Frosh VS..
Maryland Frosh, College Park, Md.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Gonzaga Field, $3.50.
st. Adams VS.. st. Christopher.
st. Albans field, $3.50.
Anacostia High VS.. National
Training School, Eastern Stadium,
$50.
Westinghouse High VS.. Fred
ericksburg High, Ballston, Va, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia,
Griffith Stadium, Q.
Catholic University VS.. West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan, Brookland Sta.
dium, 2.
American University vs.. Ran
dolph-Macon, A. U. Stadium, 2:30.
Maryland VS.. Virginia Military
Institute, Lexington, Va, IL am.
Gallaudet VS.. Washington Col
lege, Chestertown. Md.
Dewitt Prep VS.. Benedictine High,
Richmond, Va.
George Washington High VS..
Hampton High, Hampton. Va.
Episcopal VS.. Virginia Episcopal,
Lynchburg, Va.
Howard VS.. Hampton Institute.
Howard Stadium, 2.
Testimonial Dinner. -
In honor of Walter johnson on
his 50th birthday anniversary, May
flower Hotel, 7:30.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Varied Sports

Football.
Arkansas State Teachers, 10; How
ard Payne, 13. :a
jamestown College, a; Dickin-
sDn Teachers, 0.
Hockey.
Detroit, 2; Toronto, D.. ~
Montreal Canadief1s, 4; New
Haven Eagles, (ext1ibitton).
New York Americans. .; Chi.
oaSoy 4
Evening star., 1937-11-05
ANOTHER KICKING KOED'
Tuskegee Colored Girl Is Ready
to Boot Extra Points.

TUsKEGEE, Ala, Nov. 5 LPl-A
girl may kick the points after touch
downs. if any, for Taskesee Institute
in its Thanksgiving football game with
Alabama State. Negro classic,
Coach Cleve L. Abbott designsted
Mabel Smith, q tall, slender junior
from Atlanta. to do the goal post foot
work.
She is drum major Of the Tuskegss
Band.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
WEST VA. PR|MED
FOR HILLTOP TILT
Mountaineers, Clicking on
All Cylinders, Out to
Erase '36 Defeat.
w YITH grid machine running
M smoothly on all cylinders,
" " the Mountaineers of West
Ntrri,,io Tasp

w YITH grid machine running
M smoothly on all cylinders,
" " the Mountaineers of West
Virginia University we're to
arrive In town this afternoon primed
to meet Georgetown University's
Hoyas tomorrow at Griffith Stadium.
A $40 victory over Western Mary
land just behind them, the West Vir-
ginians come here with material three
deep eagerly seeking revenge for the
28-0 humbling handed them by
Georgetown last year before a big
homecoming crowd at Morgantown.
Glenn Doing Fine Job.
HE team was to arrive at Union
Station at 4:40 pm. and 90 di.
rectly to Griffith Stadium for a brief
workout.
Tomrrows game will be the in
vaders' first with Georgetown under
their new coach, Little Sleepy" Mar
shall Glenn, who has been doing a
splendid job since taking over the
reins dropped by "Trusty" Tallman.
Entering West Virginia University
In 1926. Glenn captained the 1929
football team and the 1880 basket ball
squad. He was an All-America bas-
keter.
Air Game Strong.
IHE Mountaireers have an enviable
football record for this season. Be-
hind a big, alert line, they employ a
varied attack featuring passes. Only
Pittsburgh has stopped its aerial Of
fensive. The Panthers defeated the
Mountaineers 300, with most of the
points coming late in the game.
The West Virginians have scored
over West Virginia Wesleyan. 14-o;
Washington and Lee, SO; Xavier,
1871; Waynesburg, 1876 and Western
Maryland, $40.
West Virginiais attack is built around
Kelly Moan and Harry Clark, feet
backs. Moan is considered one of the
most accurate passers in the East while
Clark is a hard charger and fast on
wide end runs. Clark starred In the
Western Maryland game last week,
crossing the Terrors' goal line five
times.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Johnson Dinner
Tickets on Sale

A BLOCK Of approximately 12o
tickets for the Walter johnson
5oth birthday anniversary party. to
be staged tomorrow night at the
Mayfower Hotel, is on sale at the
National Press Building. room 1872,
until 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
The committee has decided to
limit the number of guests to 500.
The cost is IS per plate, which
includes the champagne for the
"seventh-inning" toast to baseball's
greatest pitcher. The first ripe
olive will be speared at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
STAR BACKS FACE
IN GAME TONIGHT
Sampson of G. W., Hapes
of Mississippi Promise
Exciting Duel.

Y VIC SAMPSON. the lightweight
sparkplug of George WASH
" ington's backfield, who has
been matched with such Of
fensive stars as Joe Kilgrow of Ala
hama and Morris White of Tulsa this
Fall, tonight will pit his talents
against those of the heralded Ray
Hapes when the Colonials take the
field with Ole Miss at Griffith Sta
dium. The kickoff is at $3.50.
The wiry Sampson, rugged and
durable despite his scant $50 pounds,
probably will be called upon to do
more things than Hapes. however.
Vic's success at signal calling, run
ming, punting and passing. as well as
defensive safety work, would seem to
carry much of George Washington's
hope for victory, on the basis of the
Colonials' four-game record. When
the Buff attack is wheeled into ac-
ton, Sampson is the head man.
Like Capt. Bruiser Kinard. the fleet
Hapes was pretty much mired here
last year in, the rain and ankle deep
mud and he's anxious to establish
himself in Washington. Ray is a
shade faster than Sampson and the
two are on a par as passers. But
Hapes does little, if any, of the Ole
Miss kicking.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
FOOTBALL DISCIPLE Of loud

FOOTBALL DISCIPLE Of loud
n Larry Kelley will represent
~ West Virginia Wesleyan At
4 a Brookland Stadium tomorrow
when Cebe Ross Bobcats oppose Cath
olic University in q game starting at
2 o'clock.
In Jack LABay, hard blocking
quarterback, the Bobcats will feature
one of the noisiest backs in the East
and also an able team director with
m abundance of color.
A mainspring in Wesleyan's spec
eacular 24-to-19 defeat OF Catholic
University year ago. LaBay has
impressed sufficiently to received sev-
eral bids for trials with national pro-
fessional league teams in 1898 and is
popular wherever he appears.
Have Other Stars.
WHILE LaBay is his teams most
glamorous player, two other
Bobcats seem destined to play pro-
fessional ball. Albie Coleman, triple
threat and q great punter, and
Evening star., 1937-11-05
DUKE, PITT TILT AGAIN
Panthers Among Nine Teams on
1888 Grid Schedule.

DURHAM, N. c.. Nov. S {P).-A
nine-game 1888 schedule that includes
three Eastern teams topped by the re-
turn of Pittsburgh's eleven to Duke
Stadium for the second straight year,
has been announced by Coach Wallace
Wade.
The schedule:
September "a. v. P. l. at Greensboro
might.
- October Davidson; s, Colgate at New
YORK; is. Georgia Tech; %, Wake Forest
a. wake Forest; %. North Carolina at
:. November II. Syracuse at Syracuse 1e.
N. G. State. 26. Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1937-11-05
On Keeping the Fire Stocked.


Washngons At Catholic
renty recognizing symptoms spirit
At Georgetown Mr. out something
after the Holy defeat reliably
toms coaches trying to fire the spirit Of the Colonials
has created mild sensation around bncg Tackle
supposed
on addition penchant for kicking
things
Cardinals
Evening star., 1937-11-05
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
By the Associat ted Press.

IN THE STAR
By the Associated Press.
Today year agc-Burleigf1
Grimes named to manage Brooklyn
baseball Dodgers, succeeding Casey
Stengel.
Three years ago-Dizzy Dean
said he wanted $4,000, and Daffy
Dean $4,000 for 1885 season.
Five years ago-Army walloped
Harvard, 46-0; Fordham downed
st. Mary's (Calif), 1910, and WASH
ington topped Stanford, 1913, in
football.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Colonia Hoy Cards and Eagles Hosts This Week End
Colorful La Bay Of Bobcats
Is Likened to Larry KELLEY

George Mike. 212-pound tackle, are
being secuted by the pro clubs.
Coleman and Mike combined to
steal the show In Wesleyan's snappy
13-to-1a stand against George WASH
ington several weeks ago, Coleman
putting on one OF the greatest punt
ing exhibitions ever seen at Grifith
Stadium and Mike contributing a
smashing brand Of tackle play.
Ash Broadhurst, end, and Kenny
Moore, versatile forward, also are hav-
ing big year.
Broadhurst was the hero of Wesley
ans 2-to-0 upset of Duquesne q year
ago, tackling Duquesne back In the
end zone for the winning points.
Cards Back in Trim.
OPPOSED to a freshman team en-
ploying West Virginia plays on de-
fense the c. U. varsity was impress
sive yesterday. A two-week rest in
terval enabled the Cardinals to reach
peak physical stride once more and
recover the morale temporarily lost in
consecutive falls before Detroit and
ST. Louis U.
BUCKHANNON, w. Va, Nov. S.
West Virginia Wesleyan will be primed
when it takes the field against Catholic
University in Washington tomorrow.
The Bobcats have toiled hard on
tackling, blocking and other funda-
mentals in preparation for the Cardi-
mails, against whom they hope to bring
in the years first victory.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Rack in Old Form.

LIES used to great advantage on
the many shuttle pass plays such
as the Rebels uncorked last week
against Tulane and once he gets past
the line of scrimmsge, this Cali
fornia speedster is difficult to drag
down. This year he's enjoying a re-
turn to the form he showed two years
ago in his first varsity season, appar-
entity completely recovered from the
siege of injuries that held him back
last year
The Sampson -Hapes engagement
may prove the most interesting in
dividual duel staged locally this au-
tumn.
The Rebel troupe was to arrive early
this afternoon by plane from Oxford,
Miss. slight underdog in the pre-
dictions for tonight's tussle. The
Colonials' great improvement against
Tulsa, despite one point defeat, has
given George Washington supporters
hope this week of major victory.
Frank Merka and Jay Turner will
lead the blocking for Sampson, with
Bob Nowaskey ramming the line oc-
casionally from fullback Bob showed
to distinct advantage running reverse
plays against the Oilers, also. and may
carry more of the burden than usual.
Booting Talent Abundant.
THE Rebels starting hackf1eld still
Is uncertain due to an injury suf-
fered by Billy Mann, star punting
halfhack, last Saturday Coach Ed
Walker is not lacking in booters, how
ever, for both Paul Busby and Billy
Frye are steady kickers, who probably
will see service regardless of Manns
condition. The remainder of the back
feld will be made up of Kimble Brad
ley at quarterback, Mann or Frye and
Hapes at halfbacks and John Len
hardt at fullback.
Another Reb backfield threat not to
be overlooked is Kent Massengale, who
has the somewhat unpleasant task Of
understanding Hapes. Several times
this year Massengale has stepped into
the backfield when Hapes was stopped
cold and ripped off sizable gains.
Against Temple he was most impress
sive. G. w. scouts reported.
Walker has deviated somewhat from
the system he learned from Pop War
ner, using both the single and double
wingback formations now He alter
mates balanced and an unbalanced
line, however while the Colonials
will stick to the balanced and special
lie in single wing formations.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Defend Grid Record.

Goode Cleaner footballers. unscor: i
on in four starts. tangle with the CAP
ital A. c. aggregation Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock on the Edgewcod
field.