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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11
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Evening star., 1939-11-03
Roberts Brothers Recall Gridiron Feud
Tech. joke and centos Molly Roomed Night Bottle

Perched, In Central Stadium's
stands this afternoon, viewing
the 37th annual Tech-C Central
football game with conflicting
emotions, viii be Jake and Molly
Roberts recalling gridiron games
Of another generation In which
they were the cast in IN, intrigu-
ing family football feud.
Jake and Molly represent the
only brothers ever to play against
each other In . Central-Tech
game and In local scholastic foot
ball circles the breach WAS con.
sidered equally - sharp - La.
stances In the Civil War when
one brother fought with the
North ana another with the
South.
Jake, now In the construction
business hare, doubtless was con-
sidered the rebel Tor although
his family lived near Central.
Jake desired = course In enSi.
nearing and Travelled TO Tech.
ne want inclined toward ath-
lettcs wh1n he drst vent there,
but now he u remembered ~
one of Tsch's sall-time gTid
greats. Molly now u with an In
surance dym here.
/, Molly, . 156-poundef i who
played halfblck for Central.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
ech-CentroI Tilt Today Tops
Gard Of 6 School Struggles;
st. Johns Near Grid Peak

With the 37th collision involving
Tech and Central teams the main
engagement, local scholastic football
ootAtl wsfs abGttle 1n,laiH 4 1ooen
fronts todAy.
Johnny Bakers Washington-IAe
Wth tt1n, ttaante4 " many IL the
outstanding schoolboy eleven in this
sector. was favored to score its sew
enth straight victory at Fredericks-
burg Highs expense at Ballston.
while Landon, also indicated
though tied three times, journeyed
to Baltimore to clash with the Boys
Latin School.
Georgetown Prep's undefeated
team was to stack up against 4 dan
eerous st. Adams at Garret Park, and
Gon1aga was to square OH against
Western at Western Stadium. Com
pleting the card. Wilson and Ana
costa faced In 4 comparatively In
consequential public high series
struggle at Wilson Stadium.
Central, interhigh series defend
Ing champion, and an underdo9
Tech team, which has improved con-
Aderably In recent engagements,
were expected to play before . crowd
Of at least 5000.
Meanwhile st.. Johns was con-
fident OF approaching its peak at .
judicious time following its 1876 VIC
tory over National Training School
yesterday, for on Sunday, Novem-
Der IL, the Johnnies will tangle
with their arch rival. Gonzaga, at
Griffith Stadium.
Particularly pleasing to Coach
Gene Augusterfer was the work Of
Tom Chisari, who replaced the in
jured Frank Cady in the fullback
slot and filled the Job acceptably.
Chisari scored two touchdowns on
plunges from the 10 and 4 yard lines,
while Joe Daily added the other On
q 35-yard run from scrimmage
shortly after intercepting . pass.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Lots Of Grid Talk
On Air Tonight !.

Clyde (shue) shugart, guard,
and Edward (kifkey) Parks, cen
ter. Of the Warrington Redskins
viii; be interviewed tonight by Bill
Coyle, Star stan sports comn1en-
tator, on The Star Sports Review
over WMAL 1t 8 O'Clock.
Parks, an aluunus Of Oklahoma
u, Will tell Why the Sooners ex-
pect to beat Iowa State tomorrow
the same as they did last year
when the Big Six title was ut
stake: shueart, who halls from
Iowa State, will present IN
equally imposing list Of reason for
the Cyclones expected victory,
not the least Of which Is revenge.
One thing ON which they both
aSree, though, Is that the Red
skins will win Sunday. against the
Eagles, and that contest win be
discussed.
Other features will be the scores
and stories Of today's high school
games, includint the Tech
Central clash, and q roundup Of
tomorrow's college games.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Arteries Destroyed,
Princeton Grid Ace
Loses Leg Today
Herring Not Yet Told
Limb Hurt in Come
Will Be Amputoted
~ the Associ 4 ted Press.

~ the Associated pfeRs.
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. B.
Gloom hung over Princeton UNI
verdty's campus as news spread that
Donald q. (Hooker) Herring's left
leg would be amputated today.
The powerful right tackle. injured
In 10 weeks Brown game, as yet
has not been told Of the decision
disclosed last night by his father,
Donald q. Herring, sr, 4 Tiger foot
bali great three decades ago.
1he reeson.". the-satherasaiL -
that the Blood cart Set down into
bis .lowgf les bgpasse- the arteries
have bsen destro9ed."
Throughedt Nl tetSau yes&etlAy
Ill t&lk had, been On "the Hooker"
and the tough break that came to
him 1t Al.
Only his teammates, their lips
tightly set against releasing what
was In their hearts, avoided the SUBJ
ject as they grimly went ahead with
preparations for tomorrow's contest
With Harvard.
In Princeton Hospital, Don, 237
pounds q 6-feet-4 would ask how
things were going for the game.
A Junior ana Z major in geology,
Don resides Ia nearby Lambertville
HIS mother ana father are staying
With friends here.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Columbia, Army
StoIid IN Face
OF Disaster
! Eager for Struggle.
With Crack Cornell -
!. And Irish EIevens

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. cloudy en-.
thusiastic over the tasks ahead Of
them are the football squads Of o.
lumbia and Army. It Is strange,
under the circumstances.
Most everybody around here feels
sorry for them, but the sympathy
apparently is all wasted. They
don't feel sorry for themselves.
Columbia plays Cornell, the East's
most powerful crew, and Army
comes to town Saturday to meet
Notre Dame In one Of the metro-
politan seasons fancisst shows.
Critics Bury Both.
Columbia and Army met early In
the season and struggled grimly to
. SIS tie. When 1t was all over.
Eastern critics sat down and wrote
ponderous pieces about how both
coaches, Lou Little Of the Lions AM,
Bill Wood Of the Cadets, imme6&-
ately would start concentrating "a
next year.
But surprisingly both squads have
gone through the rest Of their
schedules and now come face to
face with disaster-with q smile.
Columbia faces the more dimcuH
task. With its one surefire back
field star. Les Stanc5yk, suffering
from . badly smashed nose. the
Light Blues offensive situation Il
none too bright. And all it has to
do, defensively. Is stop . team that
spotted Ohio State IA points and
then proceeded to battle the Bucks
into submission. -'
"1rish" Grip Gotham Fans.
The Cadets, in spite of the ova-
ton given when they left the Point
last night, didn't have much to be
cheerful about. The "IriSh," 0n.
beaten this year, are playing Sat-
urday before one Of their greatest
alumni gatherings the sidewalk
quarterbacks Of New York who have
adopted them Is their favorites. and
before whom they usually turn In
one Of the seaaon's b0t games.
The big burg likes Notre Dame
and the irish" usually rssponA with
= very hns showing. IN spite sf4aet
having Left Ind bud KaFr and
IQD Tom d4lAs1r aleng . t1ke
Mp, the RaznblerS are sxpeeee1 -
present q very formidable eaoN. +.
Army probably can't - much
about 1t. ......
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Time Left for Anything to Happen

Rlnhart started cards stacked against him
AAr West Butler but they
vte deogwn two away Last year they
3 but great coored haback named Tom Harding
didn't against them This they dismissed Harding without due
suu thought Of GEORGETOWN
The found the colonia top form They M because
that Georgetown ohdde
punt difference retrospect week later
d. toppers great battle possibly earned soeess
7same series the Hoyas figure to
srtb four Of the games At least - :.
- donighU, Kansas Bucknen and West
virsinia providing
stand because the Tigers come pretty close
It isn't likely but
It could happen.
Maryland Virginia Rutgers and Florida
h4p Maryland Georgetown game coming up and
the hveyear renewal series
triumph other always has entsred
fAvotes SUCH
rough road Penn State this week George
NJ Syracuse Maryland doesn't
Ale to win these figures
haven't material to play schedule this sort
anything happen. Maryland beat Georgetown,
Virginia n Y o. do it. Tulsa LICK Catholic univerdy
Nothing impossible in football but IN
editors ana Is the
bend down . blatant eaEfu. =. -
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Tigers Present
FIashy Array
OF Runners
G. U. in Good Shape
/. For TuIso; Hoeerty
Makes 6. U. Shifts
by LEWIS r. ArCHIsoN.

Fresh from = decisive victory ever
Navy and hailed Is one Of the
south's most potent pisskin pack
ages, O. devil-may-care. eolorful
Clemson eleven blows into Grtfhth
Stadium. tonight to show George
Washinston's huskies some hikh-
class hot-footing In Z game that
usherst IN an attractive week. end Of
football. The kickoff Is scheduled
for $50.
And while the doughty Colonials
art trying to corner the South Caro-
lima kitty. the men Of Georgetown
and Cxfholc University win be
tucked In for the night with visions
Of tomOrrovs sames with West VIZ
gtniA aud Tulsa, respectively, to hull
them to sleep. Both battles should
produce enough excitement, for the
most exactings fAn. -.
Led by the icolorful and lhishH.
explosive Banks McFadden. q Mer-'
cvry-hefied hAlfback headed for ALL
America hotiors. Clemson rules, 1
ptulaibitive fstorite over the down.
town school. The Tigers have lost
only once this season, bowling by q
one-point margin to Tulane, while
George Washington stumbled before
Butler and Georgetown. The Co.
lontals, however, are In q surly
mood, and win, lose or stAlenAte,
should make 1t interesting for their
guests.
The District eleven has IN odd
score to settle with the visitors, hav-
ing lost last years game by q TO
margin. when McFadden. and ehad
Hryant eot AWAY for touchdown sal-
0ps covering more than hah the
delds Length. But to square ac-
counts 1t nust - more than bottle
up these gentleu for Coach Jess
Nicely has . .bevy & ball carriers At
hand that might L welcomed On
any pro club.
Colonials VIM Gamble.
.Geergt Washington intends to
meet Clemson af IT, own game and
will gamble, for points With . wide
open style Of. play. The attack win
be centered around bull-necked Billy
Richardson, les pounds Of dynamite,
who I'D the assault on George
town last week. Eddie Wilamoelt,
thp Tekenjels' Aest hAllbaek: p6b
N6wSfk aieir brilliantvddx1eur.
nhE Dookh 1nd wait Fedor1 WiIl
ksyG fpll opportunity To display
their talents tor 4 Clemson defense
that has yielded only thrss touch-
downs this season oaaigt1 10. be
too much for one maif~14 Sn6ek.
Tulsa, still smArting from the
sting Of last weeks defeat by Detroit,
arrived this morning ready to put
(SAe NOOTBAII, Pn0e C.ZA
Evening star., 1939-11-03

faced Jake in both the 1914 and
1915 games and saw his 116-
pound brother quarterback Tech
to 80 and 1912 victories. That
latter Central defeat was q. Bit
ter dose, for Central was nurs-
ing . 12-o lead entering the Anal
period. .....
Jake had grown to 145 pounds
BY 1915 and developed into m
amazingly. accurate drop-kicker.
Playing Ia the hack1leld with him
Was Gene Ochssnreiter, con-
sidered by many = scholastic
sports followers o the finest back
ever produced ut Tech.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Tension Que TO f1it the CordinoIs

Hasert the head coach talking about his team the other
the football writer's meeting tough schedule today
he SAID to have lot Of power We're playing eouth
haven't second and third teams ueay They
help the I've good and that's about
al they're beginning feel the Ahead Of are West
Vsna but what
k are nking spou7 think thes lick
West Virginia and Maryland and all 1ye he9Ed the players M
Ahout beatn4 NsHkt tu1ztv That's mistake We're a Tor
trouble asaht West Virginia for Maryland but the ente coaehns
them that ana haven't been able 70 do t.
were trying ioyas Against G. w. last week
they didn't good oenve they were pretty bad but by the
same tight that would be
Catholic University Last the Cards wound with
defeats This have hve decons
South Carolina and Detroit The
a and the Cards play Tulsa big
t with no particular prestige that viii coach
htadAche.. w~.e -.
Evening star., 1939-11-03

He was offered several scholar
ships. but the war interfered and
Jake rejected them.
Molly and Jake slept in the
same room throughout the year,
but on the eve Of Tech-C Central.
games they made it . point to
slumber In separate rooms. I'VE
were afraid we'd talk In our
sleep and give away our teams
plans" explained Jake. q"
They are, incidentally, no kind
Of Autie Roberts, . brilliant
hack who performed On Central's
lS2S team, regarded BY many ~
the Blues most powerful.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Chicago Will Enjoy
Tour, # Not Game,
Al Virginia
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
oHARtOTTESVHLE. Va, Nov. J.
FIst1naA and Chicago football
teams n playhers, tomorrow after
np9e ,q. before n sxrefted eaoyt q
This international clash brings
the Cavaliers and the Maroons to-
tether for the flrst time.
The Chicago squad Of 80 arrived
this morning and embarked on Q
sightseeing tour Of historic shrines
Around Charlottesville. Later, the
tridders were to visit Scott Stadium
for . Light workout.
Virginia, heavy favorite, appears
to have reached its peak.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Army Cadets Help
Catholic u. Tilt
~ xAe Associated trsss.

DytAs Aasetstsd rrsss. =. -.
Y BOSTON. Nov. 3.-1he pub
Neity departments Of st Anselm
ana CAtholic Universities, whose
teams meet here November. II In
=, football tussle. are ustns the
West Point Cadets ~ q drawing
card. 80
The Army plays Harvard that
DIV and the Cadets win march in
/, 3oetnn Common In the morning.
- ~ '.Come to Boston, see the
'-0Adets march and then watch
t6e et. Ansem Catholic q. toot-
b1n, zane" s.,...... II. =;
Evening star., 1939-11-03
The Hoyos Have Been Feeling the Struin.

last half
Hs ahead? unbeaen since 1887 r. tied
this far After the Hoys had
dropped expected
the top this campaign although playing schedule about 40 PER cent
losing great Melendeck
West Virginia.
players disappoinns aso
but didn't It, thought
this but Pittsburgh and Washhson and
Knocked Carolina tied them STILL they potsn.
while week.
tighter tenser team.
Virginia have Maryland New York Uni
Maryland
decision Colgate Military Carnegie
Georgia and North Carolina and all ALL the
toughest test Of the for Georgetown 49, -.
1855 holdover
BlkneN
George Warrington their followers were but
obviously tension Georgetown hasnt1n LONG time
and the players besnnins tn EEL the strain.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
EoeIes on Way to D. c.
To Complete Truininq
AnAeial 0dspatah fA Iha Atar.

0pecial 03SDat0a 70 1he Star.
SHAWINQAN FALLS. Quebec,
Nov. 3.-WaShington's Eastern ANA.
teur League ice hockey team, the
Eagles, today was en- route to the
Capital City to complete training
for the season, which viii start
November Il.
Courteau, crack Warrington
player, suffered Z knee injury here
last night Is the Eagles battled to
4 ~ tie with shawingan Falls In
IN exhibition game.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
oonak Gamble With Open Style Effort Turn Back Powerful Clemson
Win, Lose Or Draw
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.
Some Hysterio on the Loeol compuses

Around undergraduate petrs
es Are bennins rccunb the inevitable hyserta football
y bat out begeEent pieces The grid title Washington highly my
s at best but always the topic good typographical blood
thunder and this University Georgetown
pacing thx Districts
mark Is exception. -''' - *'-' -
Something
Catholic University Cardinals high supporters
tAke for granted And when weekly
out gentleman sp6rs-
writer BY saying - =. Georgetown the District
ana that includes Catholic University comparison Necessarily
reftained the Washington and
moment least claims Coonias and Terrans would
Hold =
may develop that washington. mythical grid title viii remain un
decided This before Indeed clearcu claim
strength perfect record
t0 Right undefead local eyens In the Cadna
and Hoya The washons have twice beaten by Butler
i37 blocked punt MarylAnds
j At time Maryland playing perhaps
toughest any the Big Four teams
Evening star., 1939-11-03
horo-Cord Game Might b4 Greet

EeoeeoWn University? Isn't likely happen this
year. battle Both sides fierce capable
Indeed has sets Of nnee The backs Are 'earce but
tG bla bckers adequate and there OF
nk better club Georgetown has hurdled two tough toes
Washington and has tied Syracuse Catholic has
whipped Detroit to match the Hoyas two big tt-
,n4phs beaten better than average Miami team
Ahead Tulsa st. Anses and 1oyola Of the
nh big bergman they whip
ia unded united in Us history within reach
III distance. !. ! : = -
george Washington destned play good foot
ba without gaining particular recognition This only
Denhas year the street In his day
Anhart fellow who was good enough to
l oregon warfare After the rst World War
tkls school and Reinhart Sod be
eyn 1t year before results expected
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Horse Show. Part
orc. w. Fete

George Washington University
viii stage = horse show at : PIN.
tomorrow at the Equit1tion Field
In. Rock Greek Park. Arranged
q part Of the homecoming day
program. alumni Is ven a stu
dents will exhibit.
-Four classes are on the pro-
irAm, including hdfsenAnship,
opsn> jumperA bridle. path hacks
and hunter hacks.
Jumps art Mt b exoe>d ~
fsst. ~.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Wyott Focina Operation

BALTIMORE. Nov. ) @.-Larry
MacPhail, general manager q the
Brooklyn club. said he "expected"
knee operation would be necessary
for Whitlow Wyatt, Dodger pitcher,
who is here for treatment.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Tribe to Help Old Comp

CLEVELAND, Nov. 5 R.-C1eve-
land will return to New Orleans for
spring training unless something
! entirely unforeseen comes up"
Evening star., 1939-11-03

A. pass from Davis to Rivers, who
nahbed the ball On thu Johnnies' 30
yard ltn4 ana streAlsd Ahs remain
n 1tane9 % s66lA til 4he game
M1ES IN the third psl3od, but 1t.
Johns pulled away In the dnal
quarter.
Evening star., 1939-11-03

(see FOOTBALL. Page C-43
Evening star., 1939-03-26
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Continued
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Evening star., 1939-03-26
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