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Evening star., 1941-12-30

opponents comes along and by that
time the Colonials usually are click
ing.
G. w. has shown improvement
even though it isn't winning and
Reinhart has reason to believe 1t
will run smoothly enough when play
is resumed next week. Matt Zunlc
apparently is back in form to stay.
if the 19 points he registered against
a good Indiana quintet mean any
thing, and once the rest of the gang
settles down and conquers bad
case of jitters Mad Matt will get
some badly needed assistance.
Gillian Can't Find Basket.
Perplexing is the word for Bobby
Gilham's case. The raven-haired
Colonial guard stamped himself as
one of the finest prospects ever to
step on a court in his sophomore
year at the downtown school, but
slumped last year and apparently
isn't going to find his old scoring
touch. Bobby can't buy a basket,
although he hasn't altered his form.
They rim the hoop, hang on the lip
and fall off and miss by the narrow
est of margins, but they don't drop
Ken Engles of Georgetown has had
similar run of bad luck in his early
games. He missed at least a half
dozen snowbirds against Western
Maryland and had the same misfor-
tune in succeeding games. although
he did sink some shots. Engles. like
Gilham, isn't the kind OF player
to miss such attempts and Coach
Elmer Ripley is confident that be-
/ fore the season goes much farther
he'll be hitting regularly.
Gilham, it must be noted, hasn't
slipped as a Strategist and fioorman
The fact that some evil cloud Is
dimming his scoring eye has caused
him to concentrate on floor play. II
a way it has been a break for the
Colonials, who need all the steady
ing influence they can find and Gill
ham has been doing more than hi:
share of work in this department.
Only one game is scheduled II
town this week, Columbus VS.. Mar
shall College Saturday night at Tech
High.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
i. T.. u. Softens Work
For Bowl Battles,
Finds It Pays
Georgia Come Methods
Have Brought Texons
Post-Seuson Record
By the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec 30-Three VIM
ming New Year Day football battles
have taught Coach Dutch Meyer of
Texas Christian that hard work may
breed success-but not in bowl
games.
That's why the Horned Frogs have
been taking things comparatively
easy in preparation for their Orange
Bowl encounter with Georgia Thurs
day.
Too much hard work is bad" ex-
planned Meyer. The first time we
were invited, resumed practice too
soon. I learned that was bad, too"
"A bowl team already has been
through 10 tough games. To expect
the players to practice too much is
like asking man to work all night
after he has been hunting all day"
T. c. U. arrived Sunday, two days
later than much-drilled Georgia,
and started short one-day work.
outs. The team scrimmaged three
times before leaving Fort Worth,
and only once here.
Meyer raped on wood at the
mention Of his record of two Sugar
Bowl and one Cotton Bowl victories,
which no coach in the land can
equal.
Some very interesting things
have happened that made me feel
bowl games are peculiar" he ad-
mitted. 1--WE don't try to key the
players up. I don't think a keyed
up man is poised.
There's no hurrah on the day of
the game. We just try to find out
if anybody is hazy in his own mind
about offenSe or defense.
I'VE try to give the team some
new plays. but I've found that when
the heat is on, the kids go back to
the old stuff"
Evening star., 1941-12-30
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr-


NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Signs of
the times: The title defense
which Welterweight Champion
Freddie Cochrane has promised
to make for Mike Jacobs in Feb
ruary may never come of.
Freddie has asked the Navy for
a months furlough to get ready
for it and nobody seems to be
listening to him. The pro foot
ball teams may encourage their
players to take defense JOSS SO
they'll be around next fall when
they can practice evenings and
play Sundays. Buck Weaver OF
the Louisville Times comes up
with the swell suggestion that
every one who listens to the
bowl games on the air should buy
81 worth Of defense stamps as a
-ticket" to a game that would
cost him hve bucks or 50 to see.
NorfolkB Ocean View Golf AsS0-
eiation members voted unani-
noAsly for a propnaftion requtf-
ing each member 10 buy at least
ens 325 defense bond.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Duke Drills 10 Check
.Durdan, Ace Lefty
OF Oregon State
Imports Beers McAfee,
Southpow Triple Threat,
To PIoy With Scrubs
By FRANK b. GILBRETH,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.

DURHAM, N. c., Dec. 30.-Coach
Wallace Wade is doing his best 10
make sure that the highly polished
Duke football machine won't be
wrecked IN the Rose Bowl Thurs
DAY by left-handed monkey
wrench. tossed by Oregon State.
The weSternerS have such mon
key wrench in Don Durdan, south
paw who passes left-handed ano
kicks left-footed.
Lon Stiner, coach of oregon State
had high hopes that the unorthodoH
delivery of his star mail carrier
would befuddle the Dukes.
But Wade, who tries to think OF
everything. is teaching his boys al
he can about left-handed backs
George McAtfee. perhaps the best
southpaw triple-threat in the coun-
try. has been working out with the
Blue Devils for the last three days
1t may be come comfort to Stiner
and his squad to learn that McAfee
had considerable success against the
Blue Devils. However, it's hard to
tell whether this success should be
attributed to the idiosyncrasies of q
SouthpaW or to natural ability.
Yesterday, for example, George
romped through the varsity with the
greatest Of ease. Sometimes the big
Duke line would crash through and
nail him before he got started, but
if McAfee danced into the clear no
body could bring him down.
Wade, however, seemed fairly
pleased with the work of his regu-
lars. Like most veteran coaches, the
Duke mentor suffers from the occu-
pational malady of understatement
When asked whether he thought
McAfee hadn't trucked through the
Duke secondary with a little too
much ease, Wode replied:
We'll, George is good runner"
Also working with McAfee on the
scrub team were Jap Davis, member
of the Duke coaching staff, and Dick
Watts, senior at N. C. State Col
lege. Both Davis and McAfee were
on the Duke squad which lost tc
Southern California, 7-3, in the
1899 Rose Bowl game. George now
is with the Chicago Bears, and i:
considered one of the most elusive
gents in the business.
Someone asked him whether ht
had come down to Durham to SHOW
the Blue Devils how a southpaw like
Durdan performed.
Now what put that in YOU
head?" grinned George. I'm jus
here to keep in shape for our game
with the pro all-starS on Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Two of the greatest figures In
football-Fielding Hurry Up" YoSt
Of Michigan and Robert Zuppke,
who retired after a 29-year career
at IllinoiS-will be honored at a
luncheon tomorrow.
D'Ormond '.TuSS" McLaughry
Dartmouth coach, has arranged fol
21-passenger airplane to fly
coaches to the Sugar Bowl game al
New Orleans New Year Day.
Most of the big name coaches
and minor ones stand around hotel
lobbies until midnight drawing for
nations on the floor or even on the
walls. which will need TO b re-
touched after the footbaners leave
town.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Beavers Likely to Beat Duke,
Coach Shoughnessy Believes

BY the Associated Press
DETROIT. Dec. 30-PumtS and
passes at the American Football
Coaches Association Convention:
Notable absentees: Frank Leahy
of Notre Dame, named by his fel-
lows in a December poll as the
coach of the year; Lynn Waldorf
of Northwestern and Bernie Bier
man, coach of MinneSota'S Golden
Gophers.
Clark Shaughnessy, Stanford's
T-formation expert. figures Oregon
State may take Duke in the trans
planted Rose Bowl game at Durham.
Oregon has a good. strong. we'll
rounded team and win give . good
account Of ITSELF"
Evening star., 1941-12-30
.0'DouI Tutors Cooper
For Character Role
In Gehrig Picture

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. s0.-To
Frank 0efty) ODoul. manager of
the San Francisco Seals and for
mer New York Giant. goes the task
of coaching Gary Cooper for his
role Of Lou Gehrig in the film ver-
sion of the late Yankee first base
mans career.
ODoul. retained by Sam Goldwyn
as technical adviser on the picture,
will have as his first assignment
teaching Cooper to throw and bat
left-handed.
Babe Ruth has been signed to
play himself in the picture and Is
expected here within two weeks.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

turns against narQ-CnarSluS elluS
and tackles. His average of 1881
yards on each return was second
high for the Nation, but the bureau
ranks on the basis of total yardage.
The No. honors for average dis
tance on each runback, among safe
ties running back Is or more, went
to Slater of Tennessee. He averaged
2o35 yards on II returns. The third
best average belonged to famed Bill
Dudley of Virginia, 1718 yards.
Ranked Eighth Last Year.
Geyer. who ranl-ed eighth year
ago. waS followed in order for total
v2~dace h these ball carriers: Mar
guarita of ProWn. $40 yards on 40 re-
turns for a 1873 average; Hillen-
brand. Indiana. 524 yards for 1878
average: Dudley. Virginia, 481 yards;
Davis. Georgia. 1854; Hovious. Mis-
sissippi. 457 Robin, Oregon. 428;
TomaSic. Temple. 400: Austin, Texas
Tech. 397; Mazur. Army. 387.
Gever also took runnerup honors
for yardage in running back kick
offs He was second to Earl Ray,
wyomings. who chalked up 496 yards
on % return trips. Gever ran back
IA kickoffs for 322 yards.
Other leaders: Price, Texas Mines,
2a2; Gafford. Auburn, 271: Lohry,
Iowa State. 270.
Bobby Robertson of Southern
California ranked first in the inter-
ceptor command. He intercepted
nine passes and ran them back for
1875 yards. Sibley, Texas Aggie CEN
ter. also intercepted nine, but netted
only ST Yards on runbac.ls Other
interception leaders: Ehrhardt,
Georgia. for 162 yards; Price,
Evening star., 1941-12-30
HextoII, CowIey Tied
In Hockey Scoring
By this Associated Press.

By this Associated Press.
MONTREAL. Dec. 30.-Bryan
Heytall of New York and Boston S
Bill Cowley are tied for first in the
National Hockey Leagues individual
scoring race with % points. HeXtall
has 10 goals and II assists and
Cowley 4 goals and 18 assists.
Pat Eagan of Brooklyn got into
sufficient trouble to be sure OF first
place In the penalty column. He
now has spent As minutes in the
cell. 9 minutes more than Jack
Stewart Of Detroit.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Cochrone Can't Get Navy Leave for WeIte Title Fight
Night Practice Sunday Comes Nay Be Professional Football Solution

down four Japanese planes IN
the Philippines. is the same De-
troit fan who got Mickey Coch-
rane interested in flying. Joe
Gallagher, who used to belong
to the Dodgers, is driving a truck
at Camp Lee CVa) and recently
turned down a soft job in the
recreation department.
Today's guest stare. A. Paul.
Charlotte IN. c. News: THE
CC2s- powerS-that-be may regret
moving the Rose Bowl game to
North Carolina. The weather
this winter has been SO marvellous
the game Will probably be played
on a mild day and the sun will
likely be shining. That won't do
the California climate a bit OF
good"
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Cornell Honors D. {. Boys

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
ITHACA, N. Y, Dec. 30-Roe E.
Wells of Washington has been
awarded his junior varsity &C" for
participation in football at Cornell
University this year. William c..
Newbold of Bethesda received fresh
man numerals for football also. and
| Theodore S. M Ranneft of WASH
ington earned his freshman numer-
ais in soccer.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

to humble City College OF New YORK
and st. Johns of Brooklyn, but win
ming games will be more or less
secondary in his plans.
"Of course We want to win" he
said today. But more than that I
want to have this team ready for the
regular games. We need plenty of
work and wouldn't have gotten it
practicing in the gym or quitting
completely during the holidays.
We've got to play and We may as
we'll play the best while we're at it.
If we lose it'll be good experience
and if we win, well, it'll give the boys
a lot of confidence"
The G. c. N. Y. game is scheduled
Wednesday night and the tour ends
Friday against ST. Johns.
Warmup Games Are Needed.
Shipley at first was opposed to
scheduling the games as bona fide
contests. but wanted them regarded
more or less as exhibitions and not
to be charged against a teams
record Next year a more concerted
effort to win this point may be made.
Certain large Midwestern and Far
Western schools follow this practice,
he points out, and it works to the
satisfaction of all.
Maryland and George Washington
have the same theory regarding early
season games. Bill Reinhart, G. w.
coach. believes in importing the best
possible opponents not only for the
exp perience his men will gain, but
also to help build interest in the
sport. Reinhart, whose team drop
ped three in a row to MidWestern
rivals. doesn't begin counting his
chickens until the regular run OF
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Challenges Wife;
Bowler Is Beaten
By the Associated Press.

By lNc ASsOCIdEtu FltN.
OMAHA, Dec. 29.-Challenging
his wife to three bowling games
was a mistake, Glen Fratt ad-
mitted today.
Mrs. Fratt put together games
of 255. 211 and 248 for TIA and
became the first woman bowler
here in six years to better TOO.
Fratt shot pa. 100 and 179 for
583.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Texas Mines, 8 for 124: Bradley
Nebraska, for 115.
Scoring Average Is High.

Texas Mines, 8 for 124: Bradley,
Nebraska, 8 for lis.
Scoring Average Is High.
The 1941 collegiate scoring aver
age. with only the bowl games to go,
was 1896 for each team per game,
the highest in more than a decade.
The average a year ago, the bureau
reported in its year-end analysis
was 1882 points,
The compilation involved 230
teams in 3.700 games.
The sure-foOted lads who toe the
ball after touchdoWns were sharper
shooters. The average of conver-
sions after touchdowns reached a
new high of .639. compared with
607 a year ago and 625 in 1899.
Field goal scoring dropped off
Head Statistician Homer Cooke. Jr.
expressed the belief that they didn't
try for so many field goals because
they were scoring more touchdoWns
and gambling more on fourth-doWn
passes over the goal line.
BY major conferences. the high
scoring Southwest loop led.
The average score per game by
Southwest Conference teams was
1857. Others in order were: South
eastern. IT: Big Ten, 1887; Southern
1888; Big Six, 14.13; Missouri Valley
1895: Rocky Mountain, 1926; Pacific
Coast, 1882.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Come Needs Experience, Goodness, Courage

GOODNESS and
where three
qualities
another.
recall the
billiards
before reghed hospital with
that danger
He still the hospital the
his bed still playing night
uor1dcc dnust
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Year ago today-Yankees sell
Pitcher Monte Pearson to Gin
cinnati Reds for $4,000 and Don
Lang, rookie infielder; 1910 foot
ball deaths listed at eight-one
collegiate, five high school, one
club and one sandlot.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
College Grid Survey Finds No Death Due Game for First Time II Year.
Win, Lose or Draw
Hoppe Is Making His Cue Talk Again
BY JOHN LARDNER
Qn the temporary absence of Fran

Hoppe Is Making His Cue Talk Again
NEW YORK, Dec 80 tNANA).-Havng what Willie Hoppe
and shaken by pneumonia the world
Of billiards is wondering with healthy Hoppe.
athlete the godn of
time correspondent observed
him What's the table just good his
Bill making talk" said Jack Doyle in whose billiard
harpned his for How they
ouch?"
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Terp Bosketers Touring East
To Warm Up for Loop Race
Seton Hall Contest Tonight Opens Trip;
GiIhun's Failure to Score Hurts G. w.
Rv LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Maryland today ebarks holiday trip that be
thing but which will be the
sharpening the attack for the long hard Southern
Conference winter just ahead
Coach Shpey would like his sophomore charges
win tonghts basket there
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Five years ago - Football
Coaches Association took steps
to curb gambling on college foot
ball games, Detroit University
Coach Gus Dorais charging more
money wagered on gridiron con-
tests than on horse racing.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Co|gote's Geyer Is Grid's Best
At Business of Punt Returns
He Runs Back 81 for Total Of 586 Yards;
Wyomngs Roy Is Top Kickoff Handler
nv the Associated Press.


SEATTLE, 3OOf the little out there on their own
lodging downeld the punt
Bill Colgate topped the collegiate
pack for the 1941 football season.
figures by the American Football Statistical
Colgate swiftly total of 586 yards 80 punt
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Three years ago-Mel OFT signs
New York Giant contract and is
named team captain at estimated
$4,000 salary; Washington sells
AL Simmons to Boston Bees.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Navy Gets Penn Tosser

Bill Hook, star Pennsylvania
basket ball player, has been called
into the Navy
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Willie Seems Healthy for Other Wizards

Chicago
Hoppe?
There Willie hung
Louis Then had his health and he rolled
20 without the of 10
Hoppe today old 1900
called
President Taft habit they continued to call him
IN Babe
Dempsey Bill Tiden Wills Willie
his
he
billiards table bakne
balkne Willie
a
World Champ Is Artist at Work
wthed stalled the infinite genius Hoppe
full youthful
his still is wizards.
Willie makes" Mr.. Jack
the
player playing night
thousand shots
which tWitch muscle chances
billiards
Today he stands full
Chamacosau
wizards in standing
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selling agents ROGERS CO.. 20is Est
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