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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-05-20

Edith L. Jones
Phyllis Wheatley Temple %, held
its regular meeting Friday, Nav 5,
IN Smith Hall, 1895 fremont Street,
DIT. Corine Powe, presiding, Capt.
Mildred Showall and Fannie Reid.
nurses on duty.
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MAIDEN
Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard L. Clayton. Pastor

MAIDEN. Mass, May 10 No
theirs Day was fttingly observed by
the pastors sermon on THE Cody
Minded Mother" and the music by the
choir, Miss Jennie NJ. Smith, soloist:
Francis Stokes, clarinet soloist. Rev.
|. A. Brown, former pastor of the
Methodist Church at Greenfield. Mass,
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103 Kendall Street; Miriam Tell, II
Claremont Park; Florence Fuller, 49
Bower Street; Marjorie johnson, rs
Howard Street; and Bell Mitchell, 1925
fremont Street.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
New 2-Year Contract
As ". and |. Coach
Is Given Ti|son
BY the Associated Press.

by Ine Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 25.-War-
rem E. (Tex) Tilson, head football
coach at Washington and Lee Uni
versity since 1888, held the "go
ahead" signal from the schools
athletic authorities today in the form,
of a crisp, new contract for two
years.
The athletic department also an
nounced that Tilson's first assistant,
Riley Smith, who joined the w. and
l.. staff this year after a stint with
the Washington Redskins, had been
given a similar contract extending
through the 1941 season. Action on
the other football assistants has
been deferred.
An alunnus of Washington and
Lee and one of the outstanding
tackles in the schools football his
tory, Tilson captained the Generals
1924 eleven. He returned to the
school in 1881 as assistant to the
late Head Coach Jimmy Dehart,
whose assistant he had been at
Duke. He is former president of
the Southern Conference Football
Coaches Association.
Under the tutelage of Tilson, the
Generals won the State champion
ship in 1888 and repeated the fol-
lowing year, when they also annexed
the Southern Conference title. They
took the State crown again in 1886
and were tied for top honors the fol-
lowing wear.
Evening star., 1939-11-25

sizes. Charles Burton, new sports
editor of the Dallas Morning
News, is one of the youngest
sports chiefs in the business
still in his early twenties. Add
Frisch: He paid a 81 fine in Traf-
fic Court for parking too long-in
front of the siX-day bike race.
Just his luck. Allen Bergner,
Navy captain. and Harry Stella,
Army captain, played prep foot
ball together at Kankakee, Ill.
Their coach was Charley Harri-
son. All year Harrison has been
waiting to see his former stars
play against each other in the
Army-Navy game. Now he is i'll
in a hospital and can't attend.
Poets corner. Fron the Detroit
News.)
Oh, his name was Parker Hall,
And he beat 'em one and all.
Intercepted letter. $50 I give
you Tennessee-unbeaten, united,
unscored on and unscheduled."
Dave Laamsr, Bristol Tenn.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Bowl Bid in Vain
For Team Near
Two Titles
Perfect Slate in Bag,
Louisiunu Normal Is
Ignored by Rockets
BY MORTIMER KREEGER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NATCHITOCHES, La, Nov. 25.-
The Louisiana Normal Demons are
wondering how many champion
ships a team has to win before it
can be invited to bowl.
The Demons already have clinched
the bunting in the Louisiana Inter-
collegiate Conference, and a victory
next week over Southwestern
Louisiana Institute-Which on sea-
sons records seems in the bag
would give them a perfect season
of II victories and top claim to cham
pionship of the large Southern In
tercollegiate Athletic Association.
Vainly Await Invitation.
Laast week they thought they had
a bowl game. The brain bowl"
for teachers colleges, tentatively
scheduled between the Slippery
Rock, Pa, and Maryville, Mo-, teach
ers, didn't pan out.
The news got around that Slippery
Rock still wanted to play some un-
beaten teachers school in a bowl
game, and Normal officials let it be
known they would be receptive" to
an invitation.
But the invitation, if it was mailed,
went to the wrong address. 1t
hasn't arrived here.
Normal officials reluctantly ad-
mitted today they still might con-
slider a bowl bid, which is another
way of saying they'll play anybody,
anywhere.
Want to Show Off Team.
They want to show off their team
that has gained 300 yards game,
scored 189 points to 18 and licked
the best in its class from Texas to
Kentucky.
They also want to display the
talents of their triple-threaters,
Parker Virgins and Roland Migues,
and their guard, Edmond Saucier,
who boots goals and calls signals
when the regular quarterback is out.
Victims of the Demons have been
Centenary, East Texas Teachers,
Southeastern Louisiana, louisiana
College, Louisiana Tech, Delta
Teachers of Cleveland, Miss:
Stephen F. Austin, Murray (KyJ
Teachers, Ouachita College of Arka-
delphia, Ark, and Mississippi State
Teachers.
Who wants to be added to the list?
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Hoyas in Background
With EasternTitIe
AT Issue Today
Downfall Of Cornell
And Duquesne Would
Give G. U. Look-in
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Cornell
and Duquesne, only unbeaten and
united claimants to the mythical
Eastern championship" wind up
their football seasons today against
rivals which conceivably might drop
them into the "also-ran" class.
Cornell, rated the mightiest Of
them all, takes on Pennsylvania for
the 46th time in game that already
has made football history in a small
way. It's the first time since 1894
that their game hasn't been played
on Thanksgiving day. Penn doesn't
have record to match Cornell's,
but it has a good team and hopes
of turning in the seasons biggest
upset.
HOyas in Background.
Duquesne's job looks somewhat
harder, for the Dukes play a power
full Carnegie Tech outfit in the final
game of Pittsburgh's city title series
Duquesne took this one seriously
enough to arrange weeks rest and
even Techs four straight defeats
hasn't made it appear like an easy
victim.
If either of these leaders should
slip, there are at least two others
ready to move up, in addition to such
teams as Georgetown, which has
finished an unbeaten campaign, and
Holy Cross, idle until next week.
Tigers Figure to Beat Navy.
Princeton, the Big Three cham.
pion, which has lost only to Cornell
ranks second in the Ivy League"
and isn't expected to fall back any
in it's final game against the weak
Navy team. Boston College. upset
by Florida, faces a heavy Kansas
State team before meeting Holy
Cross in the "payoff" contest next
Saturday.
The Yale-Harvard game can't
come within several dozen miles OF
any championship angles, but nev-
ertheless a crowd of $4,000 is ex-
pected at Harvard Stadium to see
their annual contest, 58th in series
that goes back to 1875. They appear
about evenly matched. with Harvard
slightly favored because Capt. Torby
Mcdonald is back in the lineup.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Traffic Heavy Despite Pass Defense System

Thompson system
Hagerty Bergman
Dobson parade Passeekers his
and resembles Thirteenth and Saturday
Say lnotype hopefully, It found the
that Lions after all Couldn't kid the
could boy
first every player the league"
This steady succession rrates Mr. Tony Atchison who is close
typewriter effort mentally shadowbox himself
peck fight story particularly pleasing phrase
though interrupted
Bowie? collect Christmas
Roddy Jack Keller the brun
Information Please" to weed
libel graphic gaspng
calls
color Buddy times Alabama
played in the Rose Bowl.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Service With SmiIe-About One Smile Day

This service is with smile of smile
wishing somebody would luncheon
anything Roddy likely narl little
thing did Jack Dempsey Such
questions What the football
times Max knocked
his career?" have been known make Keller
in about his poeior
inviting search for idea. After
perhaps that idea he thought
to the Office isn't so bad, after all
the noyper of few paragraphs above has returned
noticed tickets
doggone Fifth street. isn't it? OF I'm
something better certainly
those players better"
BY way, old I'd kinda like to
Something between
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Armstrong to Quit Ring Within Year, He Admits on Air
Pro Grid Likes Harsmm Center Newport News

Sullivan, Salem (Mass.) News:
John Bogdan of the Holy Cross
Crusaders has been selected as
guard on Sonia Henie's all-Amer-
lea Adonis team. Wherefore, we
might state that early returns
indicate Holy Cross is leading
Boston College by one glamour
boy to none"
Some of the pro clubs are tell
ing Bulldog Turner, Hardin Sim
mons ace center: Tell every
body but us you're not interested
in pro football so we can put
you on the draft list" Haw!
Just when the printers were all
set for a pleasant Thanksgiving,
the Boston Globe had to go spoil
it by announcing, "Toczylowski
back at helm of B. c. varsity" =.
Davey Day, the Chicago welter-
weight, was secretly married 10
days ago. We've been getting a
lot of raves from around the
Virginia Peninsula about Arthur
Beauchamp, 19-year-old Newport
News sportscaster. who really H
Evening star., 1939-11-25

going to town on scholastic games
down there. Since frankie Frisch
got back into baseball (where he
belongs) he has put on Is pounds.
One-minute interview.-George
Munger, Penn coach: pep talks
are so much rubbish. I don't be-
lieve you can win a football game
with words of inspiration. The
time to win your Saturday foot
ball game is on Tuesday and
Wednesday," eds note: Check
and double check)
Attention, Yanks: The Red Sox
will try to get either Rudy York
or Birdie Tebbetts from the
Tigers. Did Pitt stop West Vir-
ginia because Doc Sutherland is
going down there or because West
Virginia signed up to play Ford
ham in the Polo Grounds next
fall just a week or two ahead of
the Fordham-Pitt game?
Trainer Harry Crowley of
Georgetown u, with so years in
the business behind him, says the
present crop Of ithletes are SIS
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Brewers Are Hopeful
Of Beating Sphas
In Court Debut

Mack Posnack's Washington
Heurich Brewers were pointing for
an upset today as they prepared to
leave for Philadelphia, where to-
night they will make their season
debut against the Sphas in an Amer
ican Basket Ball League game at
the Broadwood Hotel.
Players making the trip are Mike
Bloom, Eddie Boyle, Jim Brown,
Carroll Shore, Whitley Wilson, Ralph
Bennie, Kit Carson and Ben Gold
fadden.
The Sphas, winners over the Brew
ers seven times last season, will be
little better than slight favorites to-
night. Last night they were upset
by the Baltimore Clippers and are
meeting a vastly improved team in
the newest Heurich club.
Tomorrow night the Brewers will
travel to Newark for an exhibition
with the Hebrews.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
CoIonia|s, Bisons End
D. {. College Grid
Season Today

With their contemporaries through
for the season and not a single
congressional investigating commit
tee in session, George Washington
and Bucknell had the spotlight to
themselves this afternoon as they
met at Griffith Stadium to perform
the last rites over the 1899 District
collegiate football season.
1t was persistent jinx the Co.
lonials bucked, for not in five pre-
vious games had they been able to
outscore the Lewisburg eleven. A
close game was indicated today.
The game marked the final home
appearance of half dozen George
Washington seniors who bow out of
the picture next week against West
Virginia. The group included Billy
Richardson, Bob and Art Nowaskey,
Ralph zeleska. Sonny Jones and
Duce Keahey, all of whom we're ex-
pected to see service.
The teams appeared to be about
evenly matched, although the Co
lonials were given a slight edge.
Both bowed to Georgetown by one
touchdown, but Bucknell mustered
enough scoring punch to shove over
a six-pointer on the Hoyas. George
Washington went into action with
a 500 record for the year, having
won three of six games, while the
Bisons were striving to attain that
mark
Coach Bill Reinhart sent his
strongest eleven into the game in an
effort to give the downtown school
the jump on its guest. Eddie Villa
moski, swivel-hipped halfback, who
was injured in last weeks Kansas
game, was slated to start at half
back, with the sensational Tom
Grady ready to relieve him. The
pair were expected to alternate at
the post.
Bucknell, fresh from a decisive
victory over Muhlenberg last week,
was led by King" Funair and Co.
Capt. George Kick, a pair of out
standing ball carriers who were
expected to match the best in the
G.. w. backfleld. At end, Coach AL
Humphreys pitted John McElhany
against the Colonials' all-America
nominee, Bob Nowaskey, and at one
guard he started a 15O-pound ace,
Johnny Plewak, hard-running
lineman.
While the Bisons admittedly we're
ready to go into the air at the first
hint Of offensive trouble, George
Washington hoped to confine its
efforts to an orthodox running game
built around Wilamoski, Grady and
Walt Fedora. The Colonials wanted
to save some of the stuff used so
successfully against Kansas for West
Virginia, but Reinhart also wanted
to win the game and was prepared
to 60 the limit II necessary.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Henry
Armstrong is going to quit the
ring in less than year. He said
on the air last night: 'I haven't
completed my book because
want it to include the end of my
boxing career. I'll finish it (the
book in six months or a year."
Write your own ticket.
That Iowa football team is al
most too good to be true; there
fore, we were expecting North
western to pin it's ears back today.
Lightweight Leu jenkins doesn't
60 around telling it, but his first
name is Verlin. That football
injury won't keep Kansas States
one-man-gang, Elmer Hackney,
from going after new shotput
records next season. w. c. Tut
tie, president of the Coast League,
has just sold radio program
based on a Western character
Tuttle made famous in fiction.
Today's guest star: Henry A.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Bill Meyers, tall, dignified foot
ball diagnostician who teaches phys
ical education at George Washing
ton and lends a hand with the
varsity now and then, started it
with the quiet observation that Joe
Murphy of Maryland was the best
safety man he's seen all season.
He can do one thing no player
around Washington would dare at
tempt" said Prof. Meyers, "and that's
watch men coming down under a
punt while keeping an eye on the
ball. If you don't think that's tough,
try it sometime It's one of the
distinguishing marks of good
safety man, and an ordinary player
can't do it without getting hit by
either an end or the ball"
Tommy Whelan wasn't so bad at
Catholic University a few years ago."
reminded Max harrington. And
how about Johnny Fenlon on our
own team? He could carry the ball
with the best of them and was a
constant scoring threat with punt.
Praise for Fee COlliere.
'Ill tell you who must have been
good football player, one I'd like to
have on my team-Fee Colliere, u
broke in Bill Reinhart. I've never
seen him play football, but the way
he handles himself in baseball is
enough to see he's a smart athlete" "
Bill was right, and speaking of
Fee, who catches for the Heurich
Brewers, reminded us of a story of
game in which he quarterbacked
the old Mohawk A. C. Dropping
back with halfback under punt
Colliere drew would-be tacklers
away from his teammate by stretch
ing out an arm, jockeying as If to
get under the ball, all the while
keeping his eye fixed on a cloud
while his mate took the kick. 1t
was neat stunt and much more
effective than trying to block out
two tacklers.
The discussion was adjourned sine
die with Mr.. Murphy getting the
palm as the best safety man in this
neck of the woods, but we started
thinking about some who have had
their day in the football sun and
moved into noncombat zones.
There was Jack Hagerty, currently
celebrating his second unbeaten
campaign as coach at Georgetown
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Monfredo, Koyo Star,
To Make D. 6. Debut

A new knockout artist from Bal
timore, Nick Manfredo, will make
his Washington debut Monday
night at Turner's Arena. where he
is scheduled to box Buddy Thomas
in a preliminary to the Phil Furr-
Ell Brookman bout. 1t will be a
4-rounder.
Promoter Goldie Ahearn also an
nounced the signing of joey Spang-
Ter and Dick OLeary for Ground
semi-final that completes the pro-
gram. OLeary scored a hit in Bal
tilnore last week in a fast engage
ment with Lew Raymond.
Tommy Mullins and Buddy
Holmes and Billy Banks and Buddy
Moore, all colored fighters, have
been paired in additional Around
ers. The feature will be contested
over the Ground route.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Trojan Irish Cenpece odays Gdron Picture Despite Sod Recod
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans

TODAY.
Football.
George Washington VS.. Buck
nell, Griffith Stadium, 2.
Episcopal VS.. Woodberry Forest,
Alexandria, Va, 2:30.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Philadel-
phia Sphas, Philadelphia.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Atlantic
City Sea Gulis, Atlantic City,
N. j.
Bowling.
Dixie Sweepstakes, Columbia
alleys, noon; Lucky Strike alleys,
3; Convention Hall, 7:30.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Eagles Out 10 Break
Gull Tie After Win
Over Skeeters
On Ice at Atlantic City
Tonight; Fist Fighting
Marks 10 Victory

Deadlocked for second place in the
Eastern Hockey League, the Wash
ington Eagles face their second game
with the Atlantic City Sea Gulls to-
night in Atlantic City a stronger
and better outfit than they proved
in losing their initial home game
against the Gulls. Improved team
work and better individual playing
marked their second home stand at
Riverside Stadium last night, where
they outskated and outscored hap
less but scrappy team from Jersey.
The local entry in the Eastern
League won before 1900 spectators
by 7 to O..
During a scramble in the third Pc
riod, where Ross Knipfel, left de-
fense for the Eagles, mixed it up
with a couple of Skeeters, the husky
Knipfel got in the way of a looping
left from an unidentified Skeeter
and came out of the fray with a
choice sinner. If he can see out of
his left optic tonight he'll do all
right.
Scores in All Periods.
Washington scored in all of the
three periods, cracking the Skeeter
defense for three markers in the
opening Commute set-to, adding
two more in the second period and
chalking up another brace of tallies
in the final chukker
The Eagle goalie-Gordon Lea
mite of a man with quick eye and
a mighty knack of knocking the
puck away from the cage, proved the
Eagle stalwart on defense, just as
Paul Courteau proved the offensive
sent the Eagles away winging in
their second home stand. Where
Lee was quick as cat on
defense the Skeeter goalie took it on
the chin during the entire 60 min
utes of play. Penalties were fire.
quent as the players went to it in
rough fashion through the second
and third periods.
Eagles Outclass Visitors.
Washington plainly outclassed the
Jersey entry, outmaneuvering the
visitors, and outscoring them in
every period. Scoring for Wash
ington were Courteau, Foster, Par
tbs, Knipfel, Dewey and Cairns ca.
The Eagles, by their victory last
night, broke three-way tie with
Baltimore's Orioles and the Atlantic
| City Sea Gulls, whom they meet
tonight. New York's Rovers' top the
league with 7 points, while the
Eagles and Orioles are deadlocked
with points each.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Fiqhts Last Night
By the Associated Press.

BY tEe Associated PreSS.
HoLLYwoOD.-R Green, 141.
Inelewood, Calit outpointed Irwin
Kaye. 142. Los Angeles (1o).
RENO-Eddie UNKNOWN Winston,
2o5, Boston. knocked out Tillie Ia
MASON CITY, Iowa.-Lee Savold,
1S7, Des Moines. knocked out Pal Sill
vers. 1856. New York 80.
NDIANAPOLIS.-Pat Patterson. 1877,
Somerset. Ky. outpointed Jules Guidry.
1851. New Orleans 12).
OMAHA Johnny Paycheck. 1914, Chi
eago. outpointed Paul Hartnek, 1913,
. WORCESTER. Mass.-Howell King.
152, Detroit, knocked out Joe (Butch)
Lynch. 157, Newark (6).
CLEVELAND.-Geo Pace, 1904,
Cleveland the National Boxing Asso-
ciation's world baptamweight champion,
stopped Jimmy Webster 119, To-
TAMPA, Fla.-Kid Williams, 14O,
Savannah. Ga. and Young Raymond,
130 Tampa. drew G0O.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J-Gus Alex
ander. 1877. Roebline. IN J.. technically
knocked out Tony Marco, 175, Garfield,
N J. (3)
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Power Squadron Officers
Will Stage At Home

Flag officers of Potomac River
Power Squadron will stage an "at
home" for squadron members and
their families tomorrow at Capital
Yacht Club.
With Comdr. and Mrs. John
Lokerson at the head Of the receiv-
ing line, the reception has been
scheduled from 3 to pm.
The local group also was COM
pleting plans for its annual oyster
roast, to be held at the club on
December 10.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Iron Man Team Cracks
Record Grid Streak

BY the Associated Press
HUMBLE, Tex. Nov. 25.-Eleven
Humble iron men, playing without
single substitution, snapped the
longest winning streak in Texas
schoolboy football history by up
setting Hull-Daisetta, 1870, last
night.
Hull-Daisetta had won 43 straight,
starting in 1885.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
St. GubrieI's Is Winner

st. Gabriel's 120-pound football
team won an informal parochial
school tournament by defeating
Holy Name in the final, 48 to 0, at
Gonzaga yesterday. Co-Capt.
Tommy Connor starred for the
winners.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
An Instance Of LuudobIe Ambition frustrated

Once, sudden of ambition, neakd
at 4 pryng slapped
locker ou the back the midst of beating
the setting Wed him
smile
skirt
the sports department. We the droopng lids attribute
editing
develops
thing couldn't he decided he might well
record anyway, still stands.
Such Stan and Walter McCaum bank
usually fills this and he has convinced the
the typewriter before the high the McCam
about TO- whack for the hust
keep golf appointment with Witty Cox Freddy Mcleod
somebody who makes living curing slices
Redskn Willie Dme The Stars edition of Man Mountain
Dean umb dany the furniture cruhes waste basket
elephntne
Marshall
him?" Ninth
Bob Henry the horsey
him binker
Evening star., 1939-11-25

Five years ago - Stanford
named to represent West in Rose
Bowl game on New Year Day
for second year; won nine and
tied one during season.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Petworths at }. G. 6.

The Jewish Community Center
basket ball team will play host to
the Petworth A. c., starting at $3.50
tonight. Dancing will follow the
game.
Evening star., 1939-11-25
Win,Lose or Draw
Some Strictly Office Stuff-And We Do Mean Stuff
By BURTON HAWKINS.
un the Temporary Absence of Francis E. stan)

Some Strictly Office Stutt-And We Do Mean Stuff
Reporting time $50 which
cang about $780, jumping cod
and rushing across the to choke the alarm.
You rush-that B if you're equipped wife.
Otherwise you'll wake her she who has happy
ignoring that startling and
by the bed because the temptations
the alarm and for another five which
i've minutes have
Sound slunberers hiding
bed in shoe out in the hall
of that by the time locate
scious
There snaking suspicion
Denman
have solved the problem by eliminating The cawomen
ecked the last bit of dust before they're ownng
of
Evening star., 1939-11-25

Scoring. ashington-Courtreau on as
sist from McTeer: Foster on assist from
Cairns: Cairns on assist from Foster;
assist from Covert and KuntZ; PARTS on
assist from Dewey: Cairns on assist from
PARTS.
Dewey, McTeer. Knipfel. PARTS, Cairns
Colvin and Foster Jersey Skeeters-Shot-
auist, Rae, May, Kelly. Herchenratter,
Ranniker Bowen and Dutton.
Penalty timekeeper-B H. Graham. Time
of periods-20 minutes