The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-15
Pro Football Meeting Set For
 N.Y., April 12-13

Dayton, Ohio, March IA = Foot ball, professional variety, will bounce back into the spotlight, at least temporarily, when the National Football Leagues twenty-first an- nual meeting convenes in New York Saturday and Sunday, April 12 and 13.
 Election of officers, drafting of the 1940 championship schedule, an executive meeting of the rules com mittee and the consummation of several important player deals are some of the procedures which are expected to focus attention on major league football.
 Carl L. Storck of this city, who has acted as president since last May when Joe P. Carr, founder, president and secretary of the league died, is expected to be form ally elected the circuits chief execu- tive. Previously, Storck served the league as vice-president and treas- urer: Since Carr's death, Storck has held the unique distinction of holding all of the leagues executive titles = president, vice-president, secretary, and astlrer-simultar1e- ously.
 Battle For Jobs
 Thus, the election is expected to provide some interesting develop ments during the meeting. No formal announcement of candidates has been made, but the vacancies will probably be filled by men already affiliated with the circuit.
 Storck does not anticipate any radical changes in the pro grid code. In commenting on the possibilities of rule changes, Storck said:
 Our rules, as they are now con- stituted, seem satisfactory to the public and our coaches and I do not expect any revolutionary changes. Several suggestions for minor changes have been made. They will probably be written into our code, provided the rules con- mittee, of which George s. Ha1as, owner-coach of the Chicago Bears, is chairman, decides they have merit. '' O'Brien to Marry
 Dallas, Texas, March 14-Davey O'Brien, Texas Christians All- American quarterback in 1888, will marry Miss Francis Buster, he an- nounced today. Miss Buster will graduate from Texas Christian in June and the marriage will take place shortly thereafter. O'Brien now a star member of the Philadel- phia Eagles National Football League team, is here taking post graduate geology course and acting as assistant football coach during spring practice.
 | Coach Bostwick
 Birmingham, Ala, March 14 = Lew Bostwick, star guard on the Cleveland Rams National Football League team, has signed as line coach at Howard College and will retire from professional football. Be- fore joining the Rams, BoStwick starred for three years at Alabama. Dugan OK. Now
 McCracken, Kansas, March IA. = Leonard Dugan, center on the Pitts burgh Steelers National Football League team, has entirely recovered from a fractured ankle, which side lined him most of last season. Du- gan has already signed his contract with the Steelers for the 194O sea- son. DugaIl, who was traded tC Pittsburgh by the Chicago Cardi- nals, participated in only one play with the Steelers last season as he suffered the ankle fracture on the kickoff in the first game he started with Pittsburgh.
 Buddies At Utah
 Salt Lake City, March IA. =. Pau McD Donough and Barney McGarry star members of the Cleveland RamG National Football League team, have enrolled for second semester work al their alma mater - the University of Utah. McDonough, an end, fl studying for law degree and Mo Garry, a guard, is working for { degree in botany. They will return