Evening star., 1939-10-10
Tarhee|, Violet Tilt
Due 10 Have Ball
In Air All Day
Many Expert Practice
Possers, Few Good in
Come, Dorois Finds
BY TIE Associated Press.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct. 10.-1f
you can believe everything you hear
in this section about Saturday S
North Carolina-N. Y. U. game, the
only time the ball will hit the
ground Saturday is when 1t bounces
or when it's put down for a kickoff
The Violets' Ed Boell completed IA
passes against Carolina last year
and will be back with stronger sup
port, while the Tarheels plan to
counterattack with George Stirn-
weiss and Jim Lalanne, a pair OF
fine pitchers.
DETROIT.-The way Gus Dorais
Detroit coach, looks at it, the good
football throwers outnumber the
successful competitive passers by
about 100 to /.
Gus has plenty of young men on
his squad who can toss bull's-eyes
with a football all afternoon when
they're practicing quietly, but in a
game or a good, rough scrimmage
they all lose their accuracy.
Rebound Nets Touchdown.
TEMPE, Ariz.-If Coach Dixie
Howell of Arizona State Teachers
could perfect the dribbling tech
nique that gave his eleven a touch
down against California Poly, he'd
have something new in football al
though there's some doubt about its
value.
Halfback Hascall Henshall took
Poly's opening kickoff on his 10-yard
line, raced to midfield and dropped
the ball. The pigskin bounced right
back into Henshaw's arms and
without changing pace, he kept right
on to the goal.
NEW YORK.-Warning to North
Carolina players: If you're touchy
about hearing your tastes in food
movie stars, ETC., banded about on
the football field, keep away from
the New York University line Satur-
day. A big poster with such in
formation is stuck up in the N. Y. U
varsity house and the Violets know
what to do about it.
FORT WORTH, Tex.-Capt. Bud
Taylor of Texas Christian figures he
might do all right at this game of
football if he could only stay put
In high school at Austin he won his
letter as left guard, right guard and
fullback. He was right guard for a
year at Schreiner Institute and at
T. C. U. He's been left, right and
left again in three seasons.
Took Pair Of Beatinxs.
WORCESTER, Mass.-If you think
the Holy Cross players might have
been downhearted after that licking
they took from Louisiana State,
here's their Monday greeting: Rom
ME Cahill, star triple threat, a back
injury; Jack Kelley, the other start
ing halfback, a bad shoulder; Henry
Giardi, fullback, severe charley
horse; Jack Reardon, end, and Jack
Kellar, tackle, bad legs. And Georgia
next!
NEW YORK.-The official Ford
ham football party leaves for New
Orleans and the Tulane game to-
morrow and the list of who is going
makes it just that-official. There
are Coaches Jim Crowley, Glen Car
berry and Ed Kosky; Graduate
Manager Jack Coffey, Ticket Man.
ager Gabriel Bundchuh, Equipment
Manager Jack Kenneally, DR.. Gerald
Carroll, Team Manager Joseph
Grealy, and, of course, SO players.
Tim Cohane, publicity director, al
ready Is there.
DENVER.--Any time Denver Uni
versity's grid team wants to take to
the air, it's all right with Hershey
Young. sophomore blocking back and
pass snatcher. Young is a certified
airplane pilot. So are his father
two sisters and two brothers.