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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02
The Week
Maryland

Some 400 officers representing
46 states met in Baltimore at the
annual convention of the National
Guard Association of the United
States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

We wonder what school children are going
about learning geography with nations char
boundaries so frequently.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

There is one time when it's fair for man to
tell his troubles, and that is to keep another fellow
from telling his.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

Too often the fellow who insists he isn't
enough for his girl friend is found out when $
comes his wife.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

The Finnish freighter Kuurtanes,
which was stopped by German
U-boat en- route, locked in Balti-
more.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

Social workers from every Sec
ton of the State gathered in Bal
timore for the annual meeting of
the Maryland State Conference of
Social Work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

No father wants to be called "old bunny"
Especially is this true during hunting season
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-02

To discuss neutrality legislation
just as everyone else has been
doing these many months-more
than 300 members of six lower
Eastern Shore posts of the Ameri-
can Legion met at Snow Hill.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Basket Ball

Mems National A. A. U.-Denver
Nuggets.
.Womens National A. A. U.-Gal-
weston AMIGOS.
Kansas City National 1ntercol-
legiate - Southwestern, Winfield,
Kansas.
National Catholic Interscholastic-
Central Catholic, Fort Wayne, Ind.
New York Invitation-Long Island
University.
N. c. A. A-Oregon.
Eastern intercollegiate League
Dartmouth.
Pacific Coast-Oregon.
Big Six-Missouri and Oklahoma.
Southwest-Texas.
Missouri Valley-Oklahoma A. and
M. and Drake.
big Seven-Colorado.
Southeastern-Kentucky.
Big Ten-Ohio State.
Southern-Clemson.
Eastern Intercollegiate Conference
Carnegie Tech and Georgetown.
Y. M. C. A.-Reading, Pa.
Billiards
"World 1S2 balkline - Welker
Cochrane, San Francisco.
World three cushion-Joe Chs
maco, New York.
'World pocket-Jimmy Caras.
Wilmington, Del.
Bowling
Singles-James Danek, Chicago.
Doubles-Murray Fowler and
Phillip 1cuss, Steubenville, Ohio.
All-events-Joe Wilman, Chicago.
Fve-man-Fite Electric Co., De.
troit.
Budminton
National men-Dave Freeman,
Pasadena, Calf.
National women's-Mary Whit.
temore, Boston.
National mems doubles-Hamil.
ton Law and Richard Yeager, Seat
tie.
National Women's doubles-Mrs.
Del Barkhiff and Zoe Smith, Seattle.
Boxing
PROFESSIONAL.
Flyweight-Little Dado, Oakland.
Calf. IN. B. A..
CONTINUED on Page Atty
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Baseball

'World champion New York
Yankees.
american League champion
Yankees.
National League champion-Cin-
cinnati Reds.
Leading batsmen (NationaD -
Johnny Mize, st. Louis, .349.
Leading batsman (American)-
Joe Di Maggie, New York, 1881.
Leading pitcher CNationaD-Paul
Derringer, Cincinnati, won Is, lost T.
Leading pitcher (American -
Steve Sundra, New York, won II,
lost /.
Most valuable player (NationaD-
Bucky Walters, Cincinnati.
Most valuable player (American)-
Di Maggie.
Home runs tNationaD-MiZe, %
Home runs (AmericaD Jimmy
Fox, Boston. IS.
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Berg suffers first defeat Of season
at hands of Dorothy Kirby at Belle
air. Fla. 15-ohn Borican sets
new world indoor records of 1:492
for 300 meters and 1:49 for 800
yards. 16-Henry Armstrong knocks
out Lew Feldman in first round of
welterweight and lightweight title
defense. Cincinnati Reds buy Third
Baseman Bill Werber from Phila-
delphia Athletics. 18-Denver Mug
gets win National A. A. U. basket
ball championship Southwestern
KansD College wins National In
tercollegiate basket ball champion
ship. 20-Charley BoWser named
football coach at Pitt. 22-l8,000
fans see Long Island defeat Loyola,
Chicago, 44-32, to win New York
invitation basket ball tournament.
23-Byron Nelson wins North South
Open with 280. 24-Workman wins
Grand National race at Aintree,
England. 25-Michigan retains N.
C. A. A. swimming championship for
sixth straight year. David Free
man, Pasadena, and Mary White
more, Boston, win national badmin-
ton championships. 27-Oregon de-
feats Ohio State for N. c. A. A. bas-
ket ball championship. 31-Henry
Armstrong retains welterweight
title, knocking out David Day in
twelfth round.
Anil 2-Ralph Guldahl wins Au-
NP" gusta National Golf Tour
nament with 279. 16-Boston Bruins
defeat Toronto, 81, to win Stanley
Cup, ice hockey championship. II
Joe Louis knocks out Jack Roper in
first round of heavyweight title de-
fense. 18-Joey Archibald wins
featherweight championship, out
pointing Leo Kodak in IS rounds. 10
Ellison (Tarzan) Brown wins Bos-
ton marathon. 29-William Wood
wards Johnstown trounces field in
Wood Memorial.
kAov 2-Lou Gehrig ends consecu-
"'~/ tive games streak at 2,130
when taken from Yankee lineup at
Detroit at his own request. g.
Johnstown, 3-to-5 favorite, wins
Kentucky Derby by six lengths with
Challedon second and Heather
Broom third. 13-W. L. Brands
Challedon wins 49th running Of
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classic with favored Johnstown
third. 23-Byron Nelson wins West
ern open golf with 281. 29-Andy
K, 28-l shot, wins $47.830 Arling-
ton Futurity. Andy Szwedko. Pitts
burgh steel worker, wins national
public links title.
AUGUST yankees Alley Dom
' aid, who broke modern
record for freshman pitchers by
winning II straight, stopped by De-
troit seeking thirteenth consecutive
victory. 9ePeter Astra wins Ham
bletonian trotting stakes. 19-Sir
Malcolm Campbell sets motor boat
speed record of 14174 miles per hour
with Miss Bluebird II. 21-Adrian
Quist and John Bromwich, Austria
Ian, beat Jack Crawford and Harry
Hopman, Australia, for United
States tennis doubles champion
ship. Alice Marble and Sarah Pal
frey Fabyan take women's doubles.
22-Lou Ambers outpoints Henry
Armstrong to regain lightweight
title In disputed 15-round decision.
John Cobb sets new land auto speed
record Of $685. miles per hour at
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coach. 3l-Fred Swan, assistant
coach, named to succeed Warner
at Temple.
knocks out Tiger Jack

at Temple.
February 5Melio .s, Bet Bettins ina
Fox in ninth to win New York
State recognition as light heavy
weight champion. 4-Glenn Cum
ningham wins Wanamaker mile for
fifth time in 4:13 at New York.
5-Patty Berg defeats Dorothy
Kirby, 3 and /, to win Miami Bilt-
more tourney for fourth straight
year. 10-Billy Conn outpoints Fred
Apostoli, New York middleweight
champion, in non-title bout. 12-'
Canada defeats United States. 40,
In world amateur hockey champion
ship. Megan Taylor. Great Britain,
retains world figure skating cham
pionship. l3-Charles Leighton,
Minneapolis. and Maddy Horn, Bea-
yer Dam, Wis. win North American
speed skating title. 14-Race Horse
Seabiscuit pulls up lame after fin
ishing second in his initial start of
the year. 19-Henry. Picard wins
New Orleans golf open with 284. 20
John Borican defeats Glenn Cum
nigham in 1,000-yard race. 22-Cien-
cia wins $59,350 Santa Anita Derby.
25-Technician wins $4,000 Fla
mingo Stakes. Cunningham wins
National A. A. U. 1,500-meter in
door championship. 26-Henry
Picard wins Thomasville, Ga, golf
open.
Anr~h War Admiral is de-
clared out of Widener
Challenge Cup race at Miami, be-
cause of fever, and retired. Pop
Warner becomes advisory coach at
San Jose (Caif) College. 3-Long
Island University closed perfect
basket ball season with twenty-first
victory. +Manhattan wins I. c.
"A. track championship. Henry
Armstrong stops Bobby Pacho in
fourth round of welterweight title
bout at Havana. Bull Lea defeats
Sir Damion and stagehand in Wild
ener race. Wayne Sabin wins United
Evening star., 1939-12-31

States indoor tennis championship.
Charles Howard's Kayak II wins
$91 100 Santa Anita Handicap. s.
DR.. John Balm Sutherland resigns
as Pittsburgh's football coach. g.
Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl de-
feat Paul Runyan and Horton Smith,
7 and 6, in international four-ball
golf at Coral Gables, Fla. 9-Patty
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mile trotting record of 1859 for two
horse hitch.
September mAaSf5a['a 1ax;s Gan foe qssains 9,pst
time since 1919. Zalmon G. Sim
mons sets Detroit Gold Cub motor
boat record Of 66227 m. p. h. IS
Tony Galento stops Lou Nova in
14th round. 16-Yanks clinch
American League pennant for
fourth successive year. Marvin
(Bud) Ward wins national anna
teur golf championship. Welby
Van Horn, unsung young Cali
fornian, produces biggest upset of
national tennis championships by
eliminating Australia S John Brom-
wich. l7-Bobby Riggs and Alice
Marble win national singles titles.
20-Joe Louis knocks out Bob Pas
tor in II rounds in Louis eighth
title defense. 24-Harold Wilson's
motorboat, Miss Canada, Sd, wins
Washington's Presidents Cup race.
25-Billy Conn outpoints Melio Bet
tina and retains light heavyweight
crown. 28-Cincinnati Reds clinch
first National League pennant in
20 years. 30-Frank 7risch signs
two-year contract as Pittsburgh
manager.
0-&oho. 2Ceferino Garcia wins
New York and Cali
fornia recognition as world middle
weight champ by knocking out Fred
Apostoli in seventh round. s.
Louisville wins little world series, !"
beating Rochester. 8+Yanks COM
plete clean sweep of world series,
beating Reds, ia, in final game.
Yanks won first game, 81, blanked
Reds, 40, in second. and won third
by 7-3 score. 10-White Sox beat
Cubs in seventh game, IL, to win
Chicago city series. 17-Bucky
Walters of Cincinnati wins Ma
tional League most valuable player
award. 24-Joe Di Maggie named
most valuable player in American
League.
November 1-challedon beats
>0'~ Kayak II and Cra-
vat in Pimlico Special to boost earn
ings to $252235. 3tDon Herring,
Princeton tackle, suffered ampu-
tation of leg as result of grid in
jury. 4-Unbeaten Bimelech wins
Pimlico tFuturity to swell his earn
ings to 1880 Illinois defeats
Michigan, 1877, in major football
upset. 1+Ray Blades signs to
manage st. Louis Cardinals again
in 1910. Billy Conn outpoints Gus
Lesnevich in Is rounds to retain
light-heavyweight title. 19-Don
Lash wins sixth straight national
cross-country title. 24-Billy Conn
awarded Eddie Neil memorial
plaque for outstanding contribution
to boxing for 1899. 28-Nile Kin
nick, Iowa, awarded Heisman
Trophy as years outstanding foot
ball player. 30-Cornell wins Lam
bert award as East's best football
team.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Bowling
A. B. C..

Singles-James Danek, Chicago.
Doubles-Murray Fowler and
Phillip 1cuss, Steubenville, Ohio.
All-events-Joe Wilman, Chicago.
Five-man-Fite Electric Co., De.
noit.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
COLLEGE.

Big Ten-Iowa.
Southern-Duke.
Southeastern-Louisiana State,
Big Seven-Colorado.
'Southwest-Texas.
Big Six-Oklahoma.
California Intercollegiate-South-
ern California and St. Mary's.
Pacific Coast (Northern Division)
Evening star., 1939-12-31

Indianapolis 500-mile sweepstakes
Wilbur Shaw, Indianapolis.
Worlds speed record-John r.
Cobb, England, $685. m.ph.
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AMATEUR.

National semi -pro-Duncan, Okla
homa.
World semi-pro-Guayama, Puerto
Rico.
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No-on,hor 2-1O2,Oo0 spectators
caa Noy1y rim Arrnv
open crown.

December 2-lo2'ooo spectators
see Navy rip Army,
100. 3-New York Giants and
Green Bay Packers win divisional
pro football titles. 7-American
League bars champions trading
within league except on waivers. g.
Judge Lands casts deciding vote as
major leagues reject minor league
proposals to relax his restrictions on
farm systems. 9-Eddie Anderson OF
Iowa is voted coach of the year
10-Green Bay Packers defeat New
York Giants, 27-0, for pro football
title. 11-Nile Kinnick, Iowa back,
named No. sports star of year in
Associated Press poll. 12-Grid ex-
perts vote Texas Aggies No. l foot
ball team of Nation and Yankees No
l athletic team for fourth straight
year in Associated Press poll. IA
Lou Ambers, who regains world
lightweight boxing title. receives
credit for years No. l comeback in
Associated Press poll. 15-Illinois'
football victory over Michigan rates
biggest sports surprise of 1899 in As
sociated Press poll; Tiny Thornhill
ousted as football coach at Stanford;
Steve Dudas, veteran boxer. defeats
white Hope" Pat Comisky. 16-
Ernie Lombardi's snooze at home
plate in the final game Of the World
Series rates top sports oddity of 1899
in Associated Press poll. 17-Sammy
Snead wins Miami Open golf tour
ney with 271. 18-Johnny Wander
Nicer and Northwestern football
team tie in Associated Press poll to
determine the years outstanding
flop. 19-Associated Press poll re-
veals night sports outstanding 1899
athletic trend. 2l-University of
Chicago abondons football. "a
Bobby Riggs and Alice Marble rated
as tennis tops by United States Lawn
Tennis Association.
1ndicates refa iped fif1as
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Auto Rucinu

. Indicates retained titles,
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Billiards

"World 182 balkline Welker
Cochrane, San Francisco.
World three cushion-Joe Chs
maco, New York.
'World pocket-Jimmy Caras,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1939-12-31

I~....v 2-91, 900 see Southern
Jonuory California whip Duke,
7-3, in Rose Bowl; West upsets East
14-0, at San Francisco; st. Mary's
(Calif.) beats Texas Tech, 20-13, in
Cotton Bowl; Texas Christian stops
Carnegie Tech, 1877, in Sugar Bowl;
Tennessee blanks Oklahoma, ITO,
In Orange Bowl. Don Lash wins
1898 Sullivan Memorial award as
outstanding athlete of year. s.
Don Bulge makes pro tennis debut,
beating Ellsworth Vines, 6-3, Ga,
60. 9-Jimmy Demaret wins 5000
Los Angeles Open golf tournament
with 374. 13-Red Burman out
points Tommy Farr in 10 rounds.
Col. Jacob Rupert. II, owner Of
New York Yankees, dies. led
Barrow named president of Yam
KEGS. 1S-Jack Dempsey receives
first annual Eddie Neil award for
outstanding contribution to box
ing. 21-Robin Lee retains ma
tional figure skating title for fifth
straight year. 22-Dick Metz de-
feats Horton Smith, l up, in San
Francisco match-play tournament
2+George Sisler, Eddie Collins
and Willie Keeler voted into base
balls Hall of Fame. 25-Joe Louis
defends heavyweight title for fifth
time, knocking out John Henry
Lewis in first round at New York
Lou Gehrig signs 1899 contract at
reduction, probably $4,000 a year.
28-Frank Leahy. Fordham line
coach. becomes head football coach
at Boston College. 29-Glenn s.
(Pop) Warner resigns as Temple
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Fullerton
Continued From Page A-12)

by beating Sewanee, 25-7. Georgia
Tech, which moved into a tie for
the conference lead with Tennessee
and Tulane by beating Kentucky.
1876, encounters the tough Alabama
team.
Midwest: The weeks eridiron
natural is Oklahoma VS.. Missouri
the game that likely will settle the
Big Six championship and bring the
winner a flock of bowl invitations.
The Sooners conquered Kansas
state. 1870, last week to tie Missouri
for the conference lead.
Ohio State in Running.
There's no wav of deciding the
Big Ten title without considering
Ohio State. which had only a lieht
workout in beating Chicago, SO
The Buckeyes next opponent is 1lli-
nois. whose Jimmy Smith led the
way to TO victory over Wisconsin.
Iowa. very much in the picture after
that Notre Dame victory, meets
Minnesota, which recovered It's old
time form to wallop Michigan, POT,
Notre Dame, hardly disgraced, starts
its comeback against Northwestern,
80 victim of Purdue.
Southwest: The Southwest Con-
ference had its biggest" game with
Texas A. and NJ, edging out South.
ern Methodist. 60. From here in
the Aggies shouldn't have many
troubles. although Rice, often beaten
and held toa 1912 tie by Arkansas,
is in a good spot to spring an upset
Saturday. The Southwest's leading
1ntersectional game pits Texas Tech.
which played a scoreless tie with
Centenary. against Marquette, 21-2
winner over Iowa State.
Pacific Coast: Southern Califdr.
MIA forged to the front in the Pa
cif1c Coast Conference by whipping
Stanford. 800, while U. c. L. A. was
idle. U. S. c. is rated by far the
stronger of those two title contend
ers. but it won't be proved until they
meet December 9.
Colorado Denver Game Tells.
Rocky Mountain: They're still
waiting for the Colorado Denver
game to decide the Big Seven crown
and things are getting more con-
fused. Colorado's next opponent is
Brigham Young, which played a
90 tie with Utah State, and Denver
plays an outsider, Idaho.
Colorado Mines, winner of the
Rocky Mountain Conference, plays
kearney (Nebr) Teachers.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Conquered Heurichs
Show Promise in
League Opener
Bloom and GoIdfodden
Stor in 20-25 Loss
To Brooklyn Quint
Special Dispatch to The Star,

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 13.-1n-
dications that the Heurich Brewers,
Washington's entry in the American
Professional Basket Ball League, this
year will be able to hold their own
with the loops best were evident to-
day despite a 1920 loss to the
Brooklyn Jewels in their debut here
last night.
Mike Bloom. 6-foot 6-inch center
obtained by the Brewers from the
Philadelphia Sphas shortly before
the game, held the highly regarded
Ace Pelkington to a lone field goal,
while Ben Goldfadden sparked the
Heurich attack with II points.
The Brewers anticipate improve
ment with the return of Capt. OTIS
Zahn, one Of last years leading in
dividual scorers. and Eddie Boyle,
newly signed former Temple Univer-
sity star. Both have been i'll, but
will join the Brewers this week as
they prepare for their next game
with the Philadelphia Sphas at
Philadelphia on November Is.
Brooklyn spurted into a 10-7 lead
at the end of the first period and
remained ahead. 1913, as the clubs
entered the final third. Washington
played the Jewels on even terms in
the final period. but an alert Brook
lyn defense stymied its attack.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Washington Hockey
Team Arrivesfor
Final Tuning Up

Washington's representatives in
the Eastern Ice Hockey League, the
Eagles, rolled into town today for a
few final training licks before max
ing their league debut against the
Atlantic City Sea Gulls Friday night
at Atlantic City.
Preceded by Coach Redvers Mac
kenzie, who motored here this
morning after scouting the New
York Rovers-Baltimore Orioles game
last night at New York, the Eagles
planned light workout this after
noon at Riverside Stadium.
The Eagles will shift to New York
Saturday night to meet the Rovers,
30 victors over the Orioles last
night, while their first home game
will be played against the Sea Gulls
on November 81. Tickets for that
game are on sale at Riverside at 65
cents, $1.10 and $1.35.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
edn Confident Of Sectional Title Win After Second Rout Of DODGERS
Photo Windup Looms With Five
Clubs Still in Pro Grid Race
And Both Divisions Tied

Washington and New York main.
tanned their dead heat for Eastern
Division honors. While the Redskins
stormed over Brooklyn for q 42-to-0
victory, the Giants turned back
the Chicago Cards, II to Z, with q
minimum Of effort.
The remaining schedule Of the i've
contenders:
Detroit-Cleveland, Washing
ton, Green Bay.
Green Bay-Brooklyn, Cleve-
land, Detroit.
Chicago Bears Philadelphia,
Chicago Cardinals.
New York-Pittsburgh, Brook
lyn, Washington.
Washington - Chicago Cardi-
mails, Detroit, New York
Thus 1t appears almost a certainty
that the divisional winners will not
be decided until final games of the
season, with the possibility that one
or both Of the division races may
wind up in a deadlock.
O'Brien Makes 1t a Contest.
Davey OBrien's aerials kept the
Eagles in the game with Green Bay
until a third-period touchdown
clinched the decision. the Packers
adding field goal in the fourth for
good measure.
The hapless Cards outgained the
Giants, but were helpless in scoring
territory. The Giants showed across
10 points in the first period and an.
other touchdown in the second,
coasting the remainder of the way.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
BY TOM SILER,

ASSOCl3teo FreSS 0portS Wfltef.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-1t begins to
look more and more like q photo
finish In the National Professional
Football League.
Five teams still are in the running
for the pro title with only three
weeks remaining In the season, in.
cluding the Chicago Bears, thrice.
beaten but still having IN outside
chance to tie the Detroit Lions and
Green Bay Packers for Western Di-
vision honors.
The Bears, defeated on successive
week ends by the New York Giants
and Detroit Lions, got up of the
floor to administer q beating to
Green Bay a week ago and followed
up with a 23-to-13 victory over
Detroit yesterday.
Big Crowd Sees Lions Lose.
A crowd of 1854 at Detroit,
roughly a third of the 123, ,304 Gus
toners at four games Sunday, saw
the Bears take lead in the second
period and win going away. The
Lions connected in 20 of 81 passes,
but the aerials were none too effec-
tive In Bear territory.
The defeat left the Lions and
Green Bay, 23-to-16 victor over
Philadelphia, tied for first place in
the Western Division with six wins
and two losses. The Bears are a
half game behind with one more
setback.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Their annual football feud tucked
among the moth balls for another
year, st. Johns and Gonzaga. who
own the most torrid prep school
rivalry in this sector, today had
completed plans to team in staging
Friday night basket ball double
headers at Tech High.
Orrel Mitchell, Gonzaga football
and basket ball coach, revealed the
Johnnies and his court outfit have
agreed to stage at least seven twin
bills, none of which will conflict
with public high series double head
ers Mitchell has obtained five
dates at Tech High gym before
the interhigh series starts there on
January II and two more after the
series is completed.
With one of his finest teams in
several seasons due to perform, Nit
chell Is enthusiastic over his idea.
Already he has arranged to import
Durham, N. c.. Highs quint, one
Of the foremost schoolboy basket
ball teams in the Nation, and hopes
to add other equally attractive clubs.
Blend Is Court Natural"
The blend is a natural, for in
the past two years st. Johns has
enjoyed remarkable success under
Coach Gene Augusterfer. captur-
ing The Stars Metropolitan Tour
ney championship two years ago
and finishing in the runnerup spot
last year. With Gonzaga primed
for sizzling season, the partnership
is destined to click.
In addition to cementing athletic
relations between the Catholic
scholastic rivals, the twin bills will
serve as fodder for intensifying in
terest in st. John's-Gonzaga COL
lisions and assure schoolboy basket
ball followers steady succession Of
top flight cards.
Meanwhile Mitchell is recovering
from the shock of a 200 trimming
handed his Gonzaga eleven by the
Cadets yesterday at Griffith Sta
dium before $500 spectators. The
favored Purple never threatened. as
evidenced by its 9 yards net gain
by rushing.
Cadet Line Smears Gonzaga.
Handwriting Gonzaga was sturdy
st. Johns line which poured through
to smear Purple backs for repeated
losses and rushed Elmer Raba,
spearhead of Gonzaga's attack. on
passes. 1t was the Johnny line that
earned the victory.
After scoreless first period
marked by 2 punting duel involving
st. Johns Frank Cady and Raba,
the Cadets struck through the air
for their first touchdown, a pass
covering 56 yards from Cady to End
Dick Hathaway producing the score
in the opening moments of the Sec
ond quarter.
Cady, protected amply enough to
eat lunch while locating a receiver,
drifted back to his IS and fired the
ball to Hathaway, who snatched it