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Evening star., 1939-12-24
By WALTER McCALLUM,

Try to pick a winner in the Sun
Bowl game January / by the COM
parative score method and you end
behind the eight ball.
Try to figure some angle on the
basis of the play Of Catholic Univer-
sity and Arizona State Teachers at
Tempe during the late season by
which you can stick one team above
another and you end in the same
spot. No matter how you look at
the game on January l next, it's
strictly tossup. with the team that
gets the breaks and makes the most
of its scoring chances due to come
out on top.
Here are a few facts on the posi-
season classic at El Paso, Tex, n
which the Flying Cardinals from
Brookland will play: Each team
won eight games and lost one this
last season. The two lines average
100 pounds from end to end. The
two backhelds average around 1856
In poundage of starting line-ups
they are just the same.
Catholic University scored 229
points in nine games. The Dixie
Howell-coached Arizona team has
scored PIP points in the same num-
ber of games. But the Bulldogs
have only permitted 38 points to be
scored against them, while the Car
dinals have given up 73 points
almost half of which were scored
against them by little st. Anselm s.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Boston College Aims
For Texas Ag Tilt
In Bowl Battle
Would Defect Glenn :,
To Further Bid for
Game in Beuntown
By the Associated Press.

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 23.-One g
reason Boston College would like
to fatten Clemson in the Cotton
Bowl game is hidden in correspon-
dence fluttering between the Bos-
tons and the Texas Aggies.
Boston is itching to put the un-
beaten Aggies on its schedule next
season-say about October S.
The Eagles, who arrive Decem-
Der % for final workouts before
the New Year Day game with the
Southerners lose only four men off
this years fine squad. The Aggies
lose only three starters. d.
Negotiations have been going on
between the Aggies, Sugar Bowl
foes Of Tulane and Boston. loser of
only one game. Boston's semi Off
cial sources say the Aggies could eX-
pect throng of about $4,000 if they
accept the Boston date next season
The Aggies. sought after foot
ball team, have U. C. L. A. booked
for 40 and are dickering with Pur-
due and Boston for other inter-
sectional games. Il
Clemson, headed up by Bonnie
Banks McFadden. the all-Ameriea
triple threat halfback, will arrive in
town Tuesday. -,
Evening star., 1939-12-24
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-
Champion athletes. individually
and by teams, will azeear here
next week in Americas outstanding
winter sports program leading up
to the Sugar Bowl football game
New Year Day between Texas A..
and NJ. and Tulane.
Football champions of the South
west and co-champions Of the
Southeastern Conferences; basket
ball champions of the Big Ten and
the Southeastern Conference; out
standing track stars and ranking
tennis players of the United States
and England will show the fans how
an expert does it.
Amateur boxers of Philadelphia
and New Orleans, champion yachts
men from Gulf Coast points and
oarsmen from Rollins College and
the Orleans Rowing Club will COM
plete the program.
Basketers Open Carnival.
Ohio States Big Ten basket ball
champions and the Southeastern
Conference title-holders, Kentucky,
open the carnival Wednesday. The
Ohioans have come successfully
through several warmup games and
their opponents are fresh from a
55-31 victory over Clemson, South
ern Conference champions.
Charles Hare, England's No. I
tennis player, will compete in q
tournament starting Thursday with
six Of the first 10 ranking U. S.
players for 1899. Bobby Riggs,
Sugar Bowl victor two years ago
and Americas top listed star, 1,en-
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Georgia Tech Coach
Pessimistic About
Orange Bowl Tilt
Spirit of Team on Way
To Miami Is Too High,
Alexander Feurs
BY the Associated Press.

oS tIlc ASSOCldleU FIeSS.
ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 23.-Given a
tumultuous sendoff, Georgia Tech's S
football team showed off for Miami
late today to join Missouri's Tigers
at the scene of the New Year Day
Orange Bowl classic.
Dreary skies and a light drizzle of
rain failed to dampen the spirit of
"a gridders, who carried the Yellow
jacket banner through the most prof :
liable campaign Georgia Tech has
enjoyed since stalWart band rode
the rails to the. Rose Bowl IN 1928.
All the spirit. however, forced a
worried look from Head Skipper Bill
Alexander. who remarked without
smiling that he was afraid the boys
were thinking more about Christmas
than Christman, the stellar triple
threat kingpin of Missouris Big Six
champions.
"Of course we hope we'll win," said
Alexander, But I don't know"
The team, accompanied by the full
staff of seven coaches, several news
papermen. Trainer Claude Bond. a
number of old graduates and
Faculty Chairman A. H. Armstrong
is to reach Miami shortly before
noon Sunday.
Alexander disclosed he had shifted
Big Joe Bartlett from an end posi-
ton into a wingback post in the
backfield.
The shift was brought about by
injuries to the winghacks, who
carried the load during the regular
season.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Breaks Seen Likely to Decide
Catholic U.-Arizono State
Tilt New Year Day

the only team which licked Dutch
Bergman's proteges during the 1889
season.
Catholic University this year has
been a puzzler to Bergman. The
boys started out as powerhouse
outfit, confining their scoring to
ground work and getting nowhere
with the aerial game. Their first
10 forward pass attempts resulted
in two completions. Toward the
end of the season their passes were
clicking at far better than a so per
cent ratio. Three of the five touch
downs scored in the Long Island
University game-last scheduled
contest Of the season for G. U.-
came from aerial heaves.
Both teams have shut out the
opposition in five games and both
have run Wild in q couple Of games
Catholic University scored so point.
against West Virginia Wesleyan
while keeping their own goal un-
violated. Arizona scored Al points
against Flagstaff Teachers, but gave
up touchdown.
These boys have proved them
selves team of opportunists," said
Bergman. IF an Arizona back be-
comes butter-fngered you'll see
some scoring by c. U. Osinski ano
Sachon, our center and quarterback
are hounds on a loose ball. Sachon
improved a lot toward the end OF
our season. His booting and his
passing really started clicking
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Grippe Victims Well,
Boston College 10
Be Given HOLIDAY
Team to Leuve Tuesdoy
For Cotton Bowl Grid
Date With Clemson
BY the Associated Press.


ANDOVER, Mass, Dec. 23.-Con-
quering sieges of grippe, the Boston
College football squad left its Cam
pion Hall retreat today to spend a
Christmas holiday at home before
departing Tuesday for Dallas, Tex,
and its New Year Cotton Bowl en-
gagement with Clemson.
AS the squad departed, each of the
six afflicted with grippe was pro-
nounced cured by physicians and
ready to jump into the lineup for the
post-season engagement.
-Pricr 10 the departure, the squad
worked out indoors at the Andover
baseball cage, smoothing out its
passing and kicking attack. Coach
Frank Leahy likewise polished up
several new plays he has given his
boys to use against Clemson.
He was pleased particularly with
the work of a sophomore backfeld
which probably will spell the first
stringers in the Cotton Bowl. The
unit found Bob Jauron and the two
Franks, Davis and Maznicki, doing
a neat job under signals called by
Eddie Cowhig
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Cafego Limbers Knee
In Vols Impressive
EI Paso Workout
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, Dec 23.-Several
hundred persons, including a
sprinkling of Mexicans, turned out
today to see Tennessee's Rose Bowl
bound football team scamper
through a brisk workout, its first
since leaving Knoxville Thursday.
The Vols were impressive as they
unlimbered train-weary muscles on
Kidd Field, site of the Sun Bowl
game. They ran signals and had a
dummy scrimmage against South
ern California formations.
George Cafego, Tennessee's in
jured tailback star, spent most of
the drill taking short sprints under
the direction of Trainer Mickey
O'Brien. The latter prescribed the
dashes in an effort to strengthen
Cafego's injured knee.
Although he ran with a notice.
able limp, the West Virginian
showed some improvement, O'Brien
declared.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Terps Will Take Part
In Six Indoor Meets

Maryland trackmen will take part
in six indoor meets this season for
the busiest campaign on the boards
in years.
The schedule:
February 3, Millrose games in New
York: 8. Penn A: c. games In Philadelphia;
timore; II. New York A. c. games in New
York: "a. Southern Conference champion
ship meet in Chapel Hill, N. c.
Washington
Evening star., 1939-12-24
iii Hunt Stays No New Names Appear First 10 of Rakete
Sports Program
For Local Fans

1OOAY.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Baltimore
Clippers, Heurich gym, 3.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Balti.
more Orioles, Baltimore, Md.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. New York
Jewels, Heurich gym, 3.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Renais-
sance, Frederick, Md.
Central High VS.. Alumni, Gen.
trail High gym. 7:30.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Balti-
more Orioles, Riverside Stadium,
$3.50.
Swimming.
Central High VS.. Alumni, Gen.
tral High pool, 7::30.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Renais-
sance, Heurich gym, 8.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
st. Johns VS.. Alumni, st. Johns
gym, 8.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Jersey
Skeeters, River Vale, N. J.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Roosevelt High VS.. Alumni,
Roosevelt High gym, 7:30.
Montgomery-Blair VS.. Harpers
Ferry High, Silver Spring, Md, 8.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Mon
treal Royals, Riverside Stadium,
$50.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
George Washington VS.. Florida,
Tech High gym. $3.50.
Central High VS.. G. w. Frosh,
Tech High gym, z.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Kentucky-Ohio Basket Contest
Wednesday Starts Carnival
OfChomps in Sugar Bowl

tered with the defending champion,
Bryan "Bitsy" Grant, listed No. 7;
Don McNeill, No. 3; Elwood Cooke,
No. 6; Gardnar Mulloy, No. 8, and
Henry Prusoff, No. 10. Finals, will
be played Sunday.
Friday night in the swank audi
torium's boxing ring New Orleans
scrappers face a favored Philadel-
phia team led by Billy Speary, 49,
FOUNDER who has a record Of $50
knockouts, 66 decisions and nine
losses.
Crews Race Saturday.
Saturday the eight-oared shells Of
Rollins College and the Orleans
Rowing Club will race, preceding
sailing regatta on Lake Pont-
chartrain with II classes of boats
entered.
New Year Eve will bring into track
competition the greatest array Of
stars in the Sugar Bowl meet his
tory. In the 1500-meter run are
Glenn Cunningham, Archie San
Romani, Blaine Rideout. Chuck
Fenske and Louis Zamperini. hi
the 400 meters are Erwin Miller of
Southern California, National A. A.
U. champion, and others just as
well known. Charley Beetham Of
New York, National S00-meter
champion, leads a classy field in
that event. The country's top
steeplechasers, high hurdlers. and
3,000-meter runners also will toe
their marks.
Then Monday, January /, 1910
the Texas Aggies, Americas No. !
football team. ~. indicated Tu-
lane, 1
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Mrs. Parker Twin Leader
In Tennis RANKINGS
Nv the Associated prasS

By the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-Mrs
Merceina Weiss Parker, St. Louis
leading woman tennis player and
Missouri Valley titleholder. was the
Missouri Valley Tennis Association s
top ranking woman star of the 1898
season.
Mrs. Parker heads the women s
singles rankings announced today
and with Frances jacobson, another
st. Louisan, she also topped the
doubles honor roll.
Mrs. Bert Thompson. East St
Louis, ILL.,, placed No. 2, was the
winner of the Heart of America title
at Kansas City and runner-up to
Mrs. Parker in the Valley champion.
ship.
Evening star., 1939-12-24

Rs the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-Park
Myers, 226-pound giant from Austin,
played tackle during his Univer-
sity of Texas football career, but
in the East-West All-Star charity
game New Year Day his talents
will be combined in a running guard
position.
Coaches "Bin" Jones Of Nebraska
and Orin Hollingberry of Washing
ton State College sized up Myers
today and agreed the big fellow was
the answer to one of their problems
in building the Western team.
Myers is fast, a good blocker and
rugged enough for the job," said
Hollingberry.
The West squad practiced on IA
plays during morning and afternoon
workouts. Ollie Cordill, right half
from Rice Institute, developed a
case of knotted leg muscles, but was
expected to mend quickly.
Rain forced the Eastern squad to
forego morning field drill, but
Coaches Andy Kerr of Colgate and
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Another Flag Winner
All Asked by Mack,
HYears Young
Congratulations Shower
On As Pilot, Who Spends
Birthday at Office
b. tie Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23. - Two
sevens came up for Connie Mack
on the dice of life today and he
hoped they would bring him another
winning baseball team.
Connie spent his 77th birthday
anniversary as he would any other
day-up at Z, breakfast in his Ger
mantown home, at his Shibe Park
tower Office at am.
But a shower of congratulatory
kilograms. including one from At
torney General Murphy. marked
another milestone in the life of
baseball's most-beloved figure.
Comics sons, Earl and Roy, shook
hands with their dad" and helped
him open kilograms. Earl will be-
come manager of the Philadelphia
Athletics when his father retires-
but he'll be wearing long gray
whiskers before that day." Connie
says.
my birthday anniversary always
falls so near Christmas that I feel
it is forgotten" Connie observed.
But I don't mind, especially when
I can look ahead and plan for the
future"
Evening star., 1939-12-24
East West Stats Experiment
With ANStur Gridmen

Bernie Bierman of Minnesota had
their % charges working at top speed
later in the day.
The session was devoted chiefly
to searching for some f1rst-grade
safety men. They discovered they
had five capable performers, George
Sternweiss of North Carolina, Dick
Cassiano of Pittsburgh, Steve Sitko
of Notre Dame. Lou Brock of Pur-
due and George McAfee of Duke.
Sitko is listed as quarterback and
McAfee as full back, but both, in ad-
dition to the others, have had ex-
perience at halfback.
"All flve are excellent punt re-
turner's as well as being well
grounded in defense" Kerr said.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
1ripIe.Threat Attack
Of Weather Sends
Clemson Indoors
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEMSON, S. c., Dec. 23.-Snow
sleet and rain drove Clemson's s
football squad to the spacious field
house for workouts today as honle-
work for the Cotton Bowl game with
Boston College drew to a close.
Regular Guard Tom Moorer was
back in uniform, but Reserve Guard
Frank Deitz still was on the absent
list. Regular Guard Walter Cox,
who has an injured leg, was with,
held from work.
The first two teams rehearsed de-
fensive play against a third eleven
using Notre Dame formations.
The squad will have a Christmas
tree celebration tomorrow night and
will leave Monday for Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Parker, Pro Grid Ace,
will Try Diamond
With Pirates
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 23.-Half-
back Clarence (Ace) Parker a
standout with the Brooklyn grid
Dodgers, is trading his football cleats
for set of baseball spikes.
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced
tonight they will take the former
Duke star to spring training camp
on trial and if he can convince
Manager Frankie Frisch of his
worth will buy his contract from
the Portsmouth (Va) club of the
class B Piedmont League.
An infielder. Parker played 1923
games for Portsmouth last season,
batting above 300 and clouting
about so blows for extra bases. He
plays shortstop.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Yale, Lehigh Appear
On Virginia S 1910
Football Card
Cavaliers Are LOOKING
For Come to Replace
Chicago Contest

Ey the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec.
23.-Intersectional games with Le-
high and Yale are high lights of Vir-
ginia's 1910 football schedule re-
leased today by Norton G. Pritchett, !;
director of athletics.
Lehigh replaces Hampden-Syd-
ney for the opening game here
September % and Virginia will fig
ure in Yale's opener at New Haven
October S. Yale replaces Navy, q
fixture on Cavalier schedules for the
past seven years.
Trails Against Yale. Lehigh.
Virginia has played both Lehigh
and Yale three times in past years.
winning one and losing two in eacEfs
SERIES
The first meeting with Lehigh was-
in 1889, the second year of organ,
lied football for the Cavaliers, and
Yale has met for three straight
years, beginning in 1914 Both re-
newals are on two-year basis.
Aside from those changes, next,
years schedule is made up of hold
overs from last season. The Mary
land game, third in order, shifts to Z
College Park, after which Virginia
will launch it's State campaign
against v. M. l., William and Mary,
Virginia Tech and Washington and
Lee.
Tarheels Last on List.
North Carolina will close the sea.
son here on Saturday, November %,
marking departure from the tra-
ditional Thanksgiving setting of the
rivalry which dates back to the
early 90s -,
The schedule released today In
cludes only eight games, due to the
cancellation of the Chicago tilt this
week. Pritchett said that an effort
would be made to schedule another
foe for the November 16 spot.
The schedule: -,
September 23 Lehigh
| October B, Yale at New Haven; l2.
| MARYLAND at College Park. 10. V. M L.
| 20. William and Mary at WILLIAMSBURG
November 2. Virginia Tech at Blacks
burg: 8. Washington and Lee; %. Ncrth
Carolina.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
North.South Squads Sent
Indoors by Rare Rain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 23.-
North and South commanders, their
charges driven inside by Mont
gomerys first downpour in four
months, laid plans today for use
against each other in the Blue and
Gray Gridders battle December 30.
Coaches Ray Morrison of Wander
bilt and Josh Cody Of Florida went
into a huddle Immediately upon ar
rival to draft Southern plays using
the single-wing back formation,
while across the street Carl Snavely
Of Cornell and Lynn Waldorf Of
Northwestern reviewed plays with
which they won the all-star en-
counter. TO. . year ago.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Dodgers, Tigers 10 Meet
In Spring Games
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The Brook
lyn Dodgers and the Detroit Tigers
will meet in 10 exhibition games
next spring, Larry MacPhail of the
Brooklyn club announced today.
Six of the games will be played
at the two training camps in Flor
Ida and four en- route North. The
Tigers will visit the Dodgers camp
at Clearwater March II, % and Is,
while Brooklyn will invade Detroit S
training base at Lakeland March
10, IA and 16.
The other games will be played
at Gadsden, Ala, April 4; Birming-
ham, April S; Chattanooga, April s,
and Nashville, April Z.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Missouri Gridders
Puzzled by Odds
Against Them
Kitten Mascot Steals
Show as Orange Bowl
Team Is Greeted
Hy the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 23.-The Mis-
souri, football squad, perspiring in
78-degree weather but glad to be
here. arrived today for its New Year
Day engagement with Georgia
Tech in the Orange Bowl.
The shirt-sleeved players, over
coats tucked under their arms, piled
off the train. which was almost four
hours late, and hurried into three
buses for a dash to the practice
field.
The teams newly adopted mascot,
black kitten dubbed "Eight-Bal
stole the show from Mayor E. G.
Sewell and the welcoming Orange
Bowl Committee. Fullback Clar-
ence Hydron held the bewildered
kitten while photographers clicked
away.
Odds Puzzle Missouri.
Coach Don Faurot's first comment
was good-natured complaint
against odds making Missouri Us
underdog.
I'VE know we're in for a tough
ball game" he said, "but I can't see
us on the short end Of the Odds
After all, we won the Big Six con-
ference championship. I figure it is
a tossup"
Paul Christman. Missouri's' pas
sing ace, also said he couldn't UNDER
stand the odds.
II just can't figure 1t out" he
smiled.
The squad appeared in high
spirits. although a trifle train
weary from the long ride.
Two Tigers to Report Late.
With a bright sun beating down,
the Missouri party and welcoming
committees rode in a police-escorted
parade through heavy pre-Christ-
mas traffic to their hotel in subur-
ban Coral Gables.
Two of the squad members. Clay
ton Cooper. halfback, and Blaine
Currence, an end, were left behind
for basket ball game in st. Louis
last night, and are due tomorrow
Coach Faurot said he planned a
dress rehearsal tomorrow afternoon,
the Tigers last public workout be-
fore the game.
The Georgia Tech squad is due to
arrive at noon tomorrow.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Tourist Bowl Battle
Planned al Denver
Is Called Off

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, Dec. 23-Denver's pro-
jected New Year Day football game
between San Jose (Calif.) State and
st. Mary's University of Texas was
cancelled tonight.
The Colorado Tourist Bowl Asso-
citation. arranging the game, an
nounced:
San Jose apparently rejected the
bid to play after preliminary ex-
pense money had been wired their
coach"
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Burcroft Boys to Toll

Bancroft Boys Club will hold its
first basket ball practice Tuesday
night at Washington-Lee High
School. All juniors and seniors are
urged to be present at Gas. For
practice game or other information
call Bob Bullen at oxford 06S9-J
between Gas and 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
6-Foot Busketers
Real Need Now
Nv the Axsociated Press.

By the Associated Press.
There was a time, not so long
ago, when a sawed-on little runt
who might look like he'd grown
up under q table might do pretty
well for himself on a basket ball
floor, but that's all changed now
in this day Of dunking demons.
Kansas Is the only Big Six
squad without a man standing at
least 6 feet 6 inches.
Phog Aliens Jayhawk midgets
average Just under 6 feet ! inch.
Just Q bunch Of six.iaooters.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Big Blow Of Golf
Now WhirIwind
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
1t seems that they were a lit
tie premature in penning the golf
obituary of Sam Snead, the
man who went behind an eight
ball on the last hole of the 1899
National Open. He still doesn't
feel just right, but he was right
enough to take everything in
sight in the Miami Open.
The big blow of 1899 may be a
whirlwind in 1910.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Tough for Fight Fans

LOS ANGELES (P-A boxing
match proposed for this city might
cause fans some difficulty. The
planned fight would bring together
Jackie Wilson of Cleveland and b
Pittsburgh boxer named Jackie
Wilson. Both are colored. "r
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Crouch Stops Grispos

NEW YORK, Dec. % (P.-Georgie
Crouch, 140, Los Angeles, knocked
out Mitso Grispos, 140. Greece, in
1885 of the second round at Rock
land tonight.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Yorosz, BoIden to Fight

PITTSBURGH. Dec. % (P.-For-
mer Middleweight Champion Teddy
Yarosz and Nate Bolden, hard
hitting Chicago Negro, will tangle
in 10-round bout here January 8.
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Rollins Routs Huvunu u.

HAVANA, Cuba. Dec. % F.-
Rollins College of Florida routed
the Havana U. grid team here today,
| II to 0.