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Evening star., 1941-01-15
MIoughry, Dartmouth Mentor,
To Follow Old Lines; Brown
To Revomp Buckeye Style

with perfect timing and good block
Ing will move against any defense,
and that's what we strive for.
MY system of football Is not to
gain yardage-it is to 60 for touch
downs We feel that every play is
a touchdown play If perfectly ex-
ecuted, and we seek that perfec-
ton.
Doesn't Care for Specialist.
Il do not believe in having kick
ers who can't do anything else, or
pass-receivers who can't do their
share of the blocking and tackling.
Every man on my squad must be
contact player. A team made up
of six contact men and five special
lists is poor team. Even one player
who does not like physical contact
can wreck an offense or a defense,
and I don't want that kind around.
Another thing believe is that
football players go to school pri-
marily to receive an education, and
at Massillon we insisted on them
getting it. The State Association
rules say student must pass three
subjects to play football or any
other sport. At Massillon we require
our athletes to pass four subjects
to play. If they can't pass four
subjects they are too dumb, or won't
apply themselves enough-and we
don't want dumb or lazy boys on the
squad
will Use His MassillOn Scheme.
81 believe the same idea should
apply to college. I am not in favor
of system that permits a boy to
play three years of football and then
allows him to stay in school couple
of extra years before getting his
diploma"
Brown said he would institute a
new method of handling the fresh
man squad at Ohio State, patterned
after the junior high feeder" sys-
tenn which he installed at Massillon.
Il plan to select about SO of the
outstanding freshmen who will fit
into my style of play and have them
drilled day after day in the basic
parts of my system. The other fresh
men will be used to run plays of our
opponents against the varsity, and
in that work will have a chance to
graduate to the freshman group
from which varsity replacements
will be selected.
Under that plan we'll have 36
boys coming up each year who al
ready are cogs in our system"
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Ry TIE Associated Press.

By tfe Associated Press.
HANOVER, N. H, Jan. 15.-Im-
pressed by lessons learned during a
quarter-c century of coaching, De-
ormand (Tuss) McLaughry predicted
today that no radical changes would
be made in Dartmouths football syS-
tenn when he goes on from where his
intimate friend, Earl (ReO Blaik,
left off with the Indians.
When McLaughry, who quit what
probably was a lifetime berth at
Brown University after Is years
service. formally accepted Dart
months bid, he pointed out that
his methods had much in common
with Blaik's.
Their Football Similar.
"There will not be any radical
changes" he promised. I'll start
with fundamentals during spring
practice, and, when the squad mas
ters them, it will be time to take up
the intricate phases of the game.
Earl Blaik's football and mine are
very similar. About the only differ
ence is that I favor the balanced
line"
McLaughry, highly recommended
to Dartmouth authorities by Blaik
when the latter, along with all of his
assistants, departed for West Point,
is believed to have signed a three
year contract. Only a few weeks ago,
Brown attempted to re-engage him
for another fve-year term.
Among the candidates McLaughry
will welcome here in few weeks
will be his youngest son. Bob. rated
as the most promising of last sea-
sons freshman backs. Another son,
John, became one of the East's
greatest blocking backs while play
ing under his father at Brown from
1937-39.
IT have heard many enthusiastic
reports about Bob's football ability"
"Tuss" said, "but I never have seen
him play"
It will be helpful for Dartmouth's
new coach if son Bob lives up to ex-
pectations, for his father has the
unenviable task of assembling new
line as his first step.
Best Material Now Sophs.
The most impressive of Dart
mouths holdovers now are sopho-
mores. McLaughry encountered
similar material when he left Am
herst for Brown back in 1926. He
managed to mould his famous iron
men," who went through nine VIC
tories and a tie without a single
substitution, out of 10 juniors and q
senior.
During his last eight seasons at
Brown, "Tuss" never had really
well-balanced squad, but he always
managed to devise offenses that
were deceptive enough to make them
rank high with the East's best
ground-gainers. !.
BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 15.-
There's nothing Of the hit-or-miss
in methods employed by Paul Brown,
the 32-year-old Massillon High
School miracle man" who today
was holding a brand-new contract
as head coach of football at Ohio
state University. succeeding Francis
Schmidt who recently resigned,
Browns high school teams have
been noted for their precision in
blocking, tackling and ball-handling
Speaking of that today, the new
coach said:
Football is not a game of plays.
It Is q game of technique. A team
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Hoyos' Current Ranking Comes as General Surprise

AL the moment The big team around the village happens to be
Georgetown
pointed Washington, /
hardly anybody expected
III admit didn't said
Miami
ball and the first thing
more beat Georgetown in the
we licked American University in the final seconds"
That's the practically everybody
then the Has knocked off Western
They whipped
denly people began wonder.
Then the first with
the
8pont decision victory
which the heralded Oklahoma A. & M.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Strong Control
In States Held
.Fistic Need
Head Of Pennsylvania
Commission Against
N. B. A. Prexy's Ideo
BY TED MEIER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Chair-
man Leon Rains of the Pennsylvania
Athletic Commission took issue to-
day with a demand for a Federal
car of boxing, asserting that the
need rather is for experienced com.
missioners" in the several States.
Boxing is never in trouble of any
nature where and when 1t is in the
hands of men who know the sport
and those who participate in it."
said the one-time promoter, who
now guides the regulation of the
sport in one of the Nations most
ardent fight" States.
His statement came after Presi-
dent Joseph Triner of the National
Boxing Association suggested
Federal supervisor for the game.
ITO say that we need a Federal
commissioner or car is merely to
admit that we have not the right
commissioners on the job in our
various States" he declared.
The trouble is simply that many
commissioners are men who come
from the political or business world.
They are we'll meaning and honest
and desirous of doing good job, but
how can they?
Many of our most notable COM
missioners in our biggest boxing cen-
ters never saw match before they
became commissioners and knew
nothing about the jobs they stepped
into. Boxing has its problems and
they are problems peculiar to boxing.
They cannot be solved by the mex
perienced."
Pennsylvania, he said, feels" no
need of Federal supervision-"andn no
State has more boxing that is clean
er or more profitable. We have ex.
perienced men at the helm.
I know managers, fighters and
promoters from my own experience as
a promoter and I think it is very sell
dom that any of them pull what Is
known as fast one on our board.
eff Federal car is appointed. and
man lacking in experience took
over, then we would have the same
condition in a Federal way that we
now have in our individual States"
Evening star., 1941-01-15
National Football Loop Hire Czar but Federal Boxing Ruler Oppose
WIN Lose or Draw
Georgetown's Mr.. Murphy Follows Trend
BY FRANCIS (. STAN.

h Gabriel Murphy called to remind that basket ball will be
played Riverside
fessed Mr.
best Lost only two out OF % the last
1t struck this department
managers of athletics talking endsetting you
see because this nobody thought
around Mr.
MS Georgetown football
thereafter he wasn't heard
Now the local colleges something leadership
chief reason obviously being
The facilities enabled
overnight 1t has become wepayng proposition
Minnesota Oklahoma
ecnools setting
The customers didn't like visiting
didn't returning.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
ruth and KLEIN Swipe Spotlight
As Baseball Leaders Shower
Honors on Hotdog Pioneers

the "Old Arbitrator" and how he
named a fishing boat the "Arbitra-
tor"
He declared the secret of umpiring
was a trick"
"Of course. the first secret of your
trick is to know and feel that you're
right" said the spry, baldheaded
fellow who will be 81 next month.
After that it is all trick. You've
got to rule fast, and you've got to
back it up
He refused to admit he ever had
been wrong.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Sports Mirror
tho Aseociotod prnsc

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Jimmy
Demaret won Oakland Open golf
title with 28l; Clayton Heaffner,
second by one stroke.
Three years ago-Gustav XII
liam and Heinz Vopel, Germans,
won ninth consecutive six-day
bike race ar Cleveland.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
HyuttsviIIe Five Adds
Rockville to Victims

Hyattsville High owns a basket
ball record Of five victories in eight
games that puts it on top of the
smaller schools in nearby Maryland.
It's latest win was over Richard
Montgomery in Rockville yesterday,
48-18.
In the first half of a double
header, Rockville girls saved the day
by downing HyattSville girls, 23-l7.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Totals 80 9 80

Totals 20 4B
Half-time score--George Washington, 81;
Clemson. TO-
Free shots missed-Craig (2). Chipley.
Lancaster t2>, Graham t2), Conner, Jones,
Mcneil
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Two Merrick Quints Win

Two Merrick Boys Club quints of
different weight classification won
by contrasting scores last night. The
90-pounders had their troubles be-
fore subduing st. Aloysius, 1915,
but the heavier Merrick team romped
over Police Boys Club No. S, 60-30.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Gibson Groys Grob Two

Gibson Gray c0urtmen won both
the main game and preliminary at
Washington-Lee High School last
night, the varsity scoring a 30-l9
victory over General Accounting
Once and the juniors whipping the
College Park Juniors, 23-l8.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

spotlight as a result Of it's victory
over G. w., plus a six-game winning
streak, the game looms as one of the
top attractions of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Jenkins-Angott
Bout Postponed

NEW YORK. Oct. 9. CUP,-Poat-
ponement OF the scheduled l5-
round lightweight titlt bout be
tween Champion Lew Jenkins ana
Sammy Angotts seemed virtually
certain today following announce
ment that the Texan is sulfeuns
from a fractured rib and intIam-
nation of his right shoulder.
X-rays oil jenkins. who crinaed
before WelterWeight Champion Rec
Conchran for 10 rounds IN Il non
title affair Monday ni4ht. revealed
the injuries, which apparently
were suffered III a recent motor
cycle accident.
Fred Browning, manager of JeA-
kins, who had posted $500 bonI
guaranteeing his fighters WeiGns
and presence for the bout With All
sott on Oct 81 at Madison SQuara
Garden. said he planned To tax"
Lew TO Hot Springs Ark, to bulit
him up.
But before the Aneott bout can
be cancelled. the New York bONihs
commission, which ordered the iol.
felt posted before Jenkins could
obtain his share of the purse 10.
the fight with Cochrane, musi
agree that the Texan cannot train
up 10 1t.
Promoter Mike Jacobs had lncl-
Gated that former Welter champion
F'rltzic Zivic and Ray Robinson
NAV be signed as requirements.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Williams Leads
Red Sox TO Win

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 9. up
Al all-star team, led by Ted Will
lama Of the Boston Red SoX. de
defeated the eastern Colored Gil
oats, 9 to s. last niaht in an eX-
hlbition came at Wrigley Field.
Heavy hitting on the part of
Williams, whose sensational .4Of
average mace MIN batting kin.
Of the aior leagues this year, ant
Lott NovikofG Of the Chicago Cub.
gaze the all-start5 their margin Of
victory.
Williams doubled with two ABOARD
in The ei4hth TO drive in a run ant
NoEIkON followed with anOthel
double to ally another pam Will
Iama also hit a home run with Ont
on IN the lhWd. Jimmy FoxX. flag
gina -baScman for the Red SoX.
played all the infcld positions dur
ing the evening and pitched the
last mnin-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

los ANGELES, Oct. 9 up
Ihc Pacific Coast conference gacC
: scramble this year-but nol fU
fist place Clark ShaughneSsy. .,
stanford Indians appear at leass a'
Srou- as they Werl last season al
ter impressive wins Jver Oue-eN
and UCIA.
The biz questions at the beam
nlne Of the season were SoU;n m
California and Washington Both
have been answered IN tn" .i2,
negative. Rated stronger thar III
ls4Q when they ran second tas
Wa>hington hu>kieS dropped tata
first two games. Southern Caa-
for1ld barely won It's opening -ams
rom Oregon State and last Sa3..g-
days massacre by Ohio State -.
parenIy doomed The Trojan l.
theW worst Sea>u III decade
This weeks top contest on II.
lar slopes pit> Stanford against Il
Oregvu STATE eleven that ca.
back >troN2 - defeat WaShiueien
i4>t WceH uItrg droppna l. onsae.
10 TluN.
Stanford. with frankie Abe
ana the Kineuc Kmttoylc au}m2
the Model T in excess OF all 'ac
>perd .aNs. Is figured to WIN Ell
;he Beavers conquest OF the Was
.n-lon was no tluke and they m4t
III loaded for the Indians.
Southern California. riddlcU We
physical injuries and The even mas
cXcrUtiating mental hurts OF that
80 10 0 lacing by ONO finds Itself
underdog AGAINST Oregon for the.r
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferquson

NEW YORK. Oct. Q Up - The
diyining rod Is slightly warped
there Is dust all over the crystal
bail, but here goes a daring a.
tempt TO pick a few of Saturdays
football winners.
Minnesota over Illinois-Brucc
Smith begins to build the reputation
that will make him an All-Ameri-
can.
Pennsylvania over e-The
Yales Will be singing Boo Hoo" in
stead of "Bolla. BolIa when ta!s
Is over
Navy over Lafayette-Those Mid
dies can Go X this gear, on .anG
as we'll as on sea.
Indiana over Texas Christian
The Hoosiers are bound TO VII
sometime Eventually. why not now
Stanford over Oregon State-An-
other one Of those frankie Albert
T" parties.
Mississippi over Georgia For an
upset in Dixie
Colgate over Dartmouth Watch
those sophomores roll.
Northwestern over Wisconsin
Superior power and speed in the
backfield will do it.
Texas A. q NJ over New York
University-By a score from here
70 College Station. Tex
Cornell over Harvard Bu, don't
hook the family car on il.
Columbia over Despite
the fact that the Columbia bench
will look like hospital
Texas over Oklahoma-21 TO G.
Oregon over Southern California
The Trojans still haven't recovered
from that Ohio State shellacklng.
Washington State over Washing
ton-Because the nickel cane down
heads.
Mississippi State OYER louisiana
State-And maybe without too
much trouble
Fordham over North CUo.ina--
Easy does it for one OF tie strong
est teams in the east.
Michigan over Pittsburgh You
can't beat that Michigan defense
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Coast Grid Race Gets Hot as
Injuries and Upsets Strike Schools

battle IN Memorial Coliseum here
Oregon gave Stanford stiff argu-
ment before gong down 10 to Is il,
the seasons opener but diem hac
an easy time with Francs
SchmidtS Idaho las, week. winning
y lo :.
UCL.A. blown down by the
Stanford storm 33 10 0 last week
moves INTO easier company againS,
Montana The Bruins version OF
the I formation worked we'll
enough II their opener AGAINST
Washington State but was run of
the road by jhe ou1indi model At
Falo Alto.
California stea. outside the con-
terence - play Santa Clara, ap-
pareHtN The .tlougest independent
cub on lnc ceast and one capable
of slI IL the bears a roueh after
noon California chances, bright at
the start. lost luStre when the
Bears lost 10 WASHINGTON State
last Saturday and turned 10 Gloom
VITA announcement that halfbae.l
Jlm Jurkovitca must give up foot
bail Jurkovitch spent most of last
season on the bench with Il colcua-
s.on and was knocked ouf a-aio
agUnSt the Cuu2urS.
The Washington Huskies meet
Washington State at Pullman ard
jimmy Phelan will be out for his
;lrst win Of the season. but II wont
be easy II Billy SeWcl lives up
to his reputation as the coast 5
top passer Phelan may have al
other headache
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
SsoIonS
! From
T tile i

SACRAMENTO. ca. O., 2 tUP)
Use Sacramento Solons today
=. .. Us 81" same Of clinchin2
-ss~.cea..s CUP II the Pacific
@s... isaAae ShaHghneSSy playoff.
.. $e,1Hs ,ook 4 three to TWO
#...- aG-r x defeating the Seattle
#.....s~ ! - AS nigh, behind
- .yas-a., pitching Of vet
- -.ar Fst.'a~ While his mates
-. as.=.0s aNas II the offerings
H.. ..Wss a"c Dewey SOuano
.,....aa.t".s -.c.eE d III IL X
#..-:. -. Sc >a-.e h1 Don Gat;eridgc
aa.s.e cv GcHe Handley:
=. Tic. &" .ae >.N;H When Jack
.G. 5oUs.eG aHG came home on
-. E..... t.r. t..e third IN ,he
-.......# E." Ia&,o,a B,ake,%S dou-
=. 49, . ~.4., bE Gatte9dge. and
.-. E. =. c.Eh,N of Somano
= ....#..- B.. S'.U59 ana Bob Stat
e.. =" R~.".r. run came in he
.-s ~ b MatheSonS double
=. ~.r-a ny Charlie Failon.
= ...,##. 4.~# contributed triple.
S.c:a.
Seattle ooo 100 ooo-l-4-0
~a..ams.to 10l O0l ~ 4-9-l
I"n.@ Soraano Y Falon. Freltas
~ N...'s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

when The going gets tough.
Tulane over Rice-The green
wave rolls in at FLOOD tide.
Baylor over Arkansas The Col
den Bears rip, claw and scratch.
Notre Dame over Georgia Tech
The Irish should do it. but they
had better not count their touch
downs before they're Matched.
Santa Clara over California-By
about one touchdown.
Duke over Maryland And it
won't even be close
Missouri over Kansas State
Looks fairly easy, but this one is
always hard fought game.
Nebraska over Kansas-The Rose
Bow BOYS won't find it too tough.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Bulldogs Clash
With Vikings

Friday night VII fnd NO ..e-, .
matched football teams hattl.a4 e.,
positions IN The valley .ea-.a ..,
race at Holtylle
Calexico VII send aac -aas..
seasoned eleven against d Ha'......
squad that has been rateG - o..
Of the major contendeg, fos tr
valley championship Holt1illr y ..-
league leader this week ano Ca.,<-
ico'S effort Will be 10 knox IL,
Vikings out of that position
Neither Of the two teams was ,e.,
impressive in last weeks contests
Highly touted Holtville was on
fought and outgained by a leh;
green squad from Imperial. Ca,eN-
leo held Brawley to a tie. with He
help OF third party-Lady Luck
But as an explanation some fan-
observe that little indication O. d
teams quality is given IN It's ...>,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Patro|men Capture
Shooting Honors

nuDpIlal CO1UlN NaDWIN p0ItoI-
men Won The team trophy at the
southern California patrol plsto.
Shoe, in II Centre "Wednesday ana
Patrolman a. y. Bieeard OF FL Cen
ro took first pIac" in the er&nd
aggregate
Pauomau nom Imperial Rive. :
side. and Orange countlv, compet-
ed. Discard toek Jhc rand aeare-
gate medal ana the medal III the
police course contest. parolman
Gauschc uf Riverside took The so
yard and the nationaI course The
Imperial patrol Will keep the uo9hy
untll the GcNt shout in December.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

to the game Williams playln
wasn't sensational. but the cffea
he had ON his teammates We
enough To tie up the game. Th
Wildcats scored a touchdown 81
plays after the Negro went ont
the ficld-and they looked good a
they did IT.
But will Williams be able to pla
against the Spartans2 In practice
his injury gave him no little bottle
one day he had TO discontinue prae
ticc after sight collision with
team-mate-an indication of HI
serious condition.
Thursday it looked as though tn
question "BraWley or FL Centre
may be answered by John William
a great team man.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

the game /, die Dls thing.
Last Frldal ueht the Wildcats
showed thcir superiority over Ca
ieXico by pushna The southcnd
elIddcrs all over the field in the
first hult but thcy still did not
have the punch to core against
Their border rivals. II the second
hall CaleXlco pushed over a goal
against the DISCOURAGED BraWiey
team Theu John Williams went IN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
BRAWLEy or T. CENTRO?>''

BraWley or FL Centre? Naturally
which will win in the big battle
Friday night Is a great question
but with SO much diversity of opm-
ion on the matter. the problem l.
worth considering
The outcome of the game may Gle
pend upon a long, lanky Negro.
John Williams. At first thought, one
thinks of Williams stream n 9
around an end. through WonId-b2
tacklerS for the goal line. but that
is not the difference he makes be
tween Brawley Victory and IA
Brawley fizzle. He is a DANGEROUS
runner, but the way his team mem
bers spark up when Williams enters
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Cal Abandons
Frosh Football

los ANGEL Is. Oct (. Up
l.. UH}t">..t of California at Los
A..-e.~> w abandon freshman
:e.'a." "a. =. remainder OF the
ii -eo>cM according 70 an an
Ee.a.es&eM. asadc today b. Coach
E..oC.s O~-e.
LII. =: >.utic.en. material was
-.t"!. !. re 1.ason toy the de-
.~.." A. oNe time the turnout
= Pee II = and Yesterday il ws.s
$. - Hl'H g}e o, the players H.
.stG probably seriously enough
c. s"-a ZEN out Tor the season.
HIS @as II conNa:, to tAe three
-. conference schools who play
s.uHd ~.b.. University # South
- C-..orn.a. Stanford and Cal
.a.....-aH q which have record
....-- NJ Near.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
DOM DIMAGGIO SUED

HONG BEACH, CaIl1- OCT }
CUPp-Dominic DiMagpio, outtiel0-
er for the Boston Red SoX. va
sued for $1l,600 today by Joscph
w Rodgers, Lon2 Beach oilMaa
who claimed he was injured when
bat ileW out of DiMaggio's hanos
during game in Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Army Takes Luber

LA FORTE. Ind. Oct. Q. up
John Luber, basketball star at tine
University of Southern California
will be called up tor army service
Oct. 20. according to draft boarG
lists posted here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
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