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Evening star., 1941-01-31

Fortune, First 1t William B., from Fort
Monmouth, N. j., to Washington, D. c.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Grove. First 1t, Samuel E., from Fort
Sam Houston. Tex. to Fort Worth. Tex.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Fit2rerald, Second 1t Edward N. from
Edgevood Arsenal, Nd, to New York,
- N Y
Evening star., 1941-01-31

TOMORROW.
Tea dance, Georgetown Univer-
sity Junior class, Wardman Park
Hotel, pm.
Meeting and banquet, Washing
ton Association of Siderographers,
Hamilton Hotel, 5 pm.
Dinner and initiation, Phi Delta
Gamma Sorority, Carlton Hotel,
7:30 pm
Meeting and refreshments, Mas
terS' Association OF 194l, Willard
Hotel, $50 pm.
Dance, Tau Gamma Sorority,
Wardman Park Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Veterans Bureau Recrea-
tional Society, Wardman Park
Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-31

SUPPLY CORPS.
Vaushan 1t. Frederick O., from q. q. o.
Kuala to U. S. s. Vulcan.
CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS.
Jelley, 1t Joseph F.. ir.. from Washing
ton. d. c., TO Alameda, Calf
Evening star., 1941-01-31
City News in Brief
TO-DAY.

TODAY
Junior prom, Georgetown Univer-
sity, Wardman Park Hotel. 9 pm.
Junior prom, Maryland Univer-
sity, Willard Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
North, South Gridmen
Likely 10 Indulge
In Passing Duel
Both Have Ace Tossers;
Finish Tuning Today
With Light Drills
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 25.-
Blue and Gray gridmen relaxed to-
day amid Christmas festivity, after
completing all rough practice work
prior to Saturdays h-South ALL
Star game here.
Only dummy scrimmage and sig
nal practice were scheduled today
and tomorrow.
A passing duel was indicated as
both squads have been stressing
aerial offense since drills began.
Jim Richardson of Marquette and
Andy Tomasic of Temple did the
main tossing for the blue-clad
Northerners while the work of
Texas Jack Grain, Junie Hovius of
Mississippi and Bosh Pritchard OF
V. M. 1. featured the Southern eff
forts.
Grain, however, missed yester-
days hard scrimmage because of a
cold and it is doubtful if he will be
the opening lineup Saturday. The
Blues only ailing squadman, John
Hallabrin of Ohio State, who also
Is nursing a cold, has returned to the
workouts and is tabled a likely
starter.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
StondIee, GuIIorneuu Are Products of Farm

Just the other day Haas reached pucked for himself
frankie
Albert Of Stanford be good better than Sid ckmn who is
HaiaS the almost simple Since most
the
like Standee and
than material
baseball National cubowners
which
will mentioned be-
finishes pointing his finger at the he wants
and whole should be fairly
the caiber football than will add
sports taking the
shattered pride people follow the Pittsburgh Se Phia
elpha footing
be scorned veng Uncle
lob from getting around it, later
Evening star., 1941-12-25
When Mack Had to Sell His Stors

Connie Mack had
powerful for all Thirty Mack had
his Athletics plunge the Philadelphia
Mack his
than mighty machine.
Yankees have
ponships
moth so
visited the Statue Liberty Grants tomb
late COL Jacob Rupert.
what the Bears professional football but
week during his long
unbeatable he
with Gaento and Buddy Baer and with
only behind points to Billy Conn
Evening star., 1941-12-25

gan Bowl and Buy Bonds"
Hockey has put on several all
star games for needy players and
likely will go farther this winter.
Name your sport that doesn't
gladly contribute in time of
need and you can have tive
don't want it,
Garbled Greetings.
We offer now, in limping rhyme,
Our greetings at this Christmas
time,
To baseball and to football play
ers,
To horses, jockeys and price lay
erS,
To runners, swimmers and to
fencers,
And wise guys who know all the
answers;
To wrestlers. polo players, pugs,
And all Of those sports writing
mugs;
Evening star., 1941-12-25
The Beers Are the Class of the Pros

A possible that football
team stretch
quickly than fighters and ball
this truth quit before they
are fired profession promising
security.
Indeed professional the National League title
the Redskins last 3
than ouca the entire
for the national emergency they might still go
on winning
sports better organized
Haas the football pioneers
and cuboWner he competent coach
himself with undoubtedly the finest
league rule prohibiting
alas by buying their early
college draft stopped him Halas now simply uses
stanford farm
Evening star., 1941-12-25

ford 1918. The last bowl test was
January l, 1898, when California
defeated 'Bama, 1870.
Dark, slender and nervously alert
Crisp is regarded as one Of the
greatest hne-builders in the busi-
ness. He has developed several ALL
Americas and the 1941 team placed
two linemen on the Associated Press
ALL Conference eleven-Guard John
Wyhonic and End Holt Rast, jr.
Rast, coached by Harold tRed)
Drew, made the Associated Press
second All-America team.
Derace Moser and the Texas Ag-
gies will battle a typical Crisp line
From tackle to tackle they are big,
tough boys who play for keeps.
Center Joe Domnanovich, a 200
FOUNDER from South Bend, Ind, was
one of the conference standouts.
Guard George Hecht, Wyhonic' S
running mate from Chicago Heights,
Ill, weighs 221 and is a place
kicking expert. Noah Langdale is
a 235-pound strapper from VAL
dosta, and 215-pound Don White
mire of Decatur, Ala, lone sopho-
more in the starting lineup. Won
his position over bitter competition
from a half dozen other tackles.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Sports Staging Many and Varied Events for Charity
Spending Hockey Reeds Baseball

darned T after another"
Cleaning the cuff-This Is the
fifth Christmas in training camp
for Joe Louis. He will celebrate
by a day of from hard work.
It's still the national game:
Lester Patrick, who could pass for
Mr.. Hockey. admits that some
of his favorite literature is the
autobiography of A. G. Spalding.
Ben White, the trotting hossman,
has 30 horses in training at Sem
mole Park (FlaD, including II
yearlings owned by w. N. Rey-
nolds. When the Millersville
CPaD High School football team
heard that the father of Coach
Dave Day was seriously Ill, six
of them appeared at the hospital
to offer their services as blood
donors. Coach Day called 1t the
best scoring play Of the year.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Seguro Sees Strong Bid
In Sugar Bowl Tennis

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 25.-A nimble
South American with a two-fsted
forehand drive hopes to provide
some surprises in the Sugar Bowl
tennis tournament at New Orleans
next week.
Francisco Segura, a freshman at
Miami, said his game has reached
its highest peak since he came from
Ecuador 1S months ago to try his
luck against the sterner competition
to be found in the United States.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Turkey Big Objective
OF East, West Grid
Squads Today !
Stoge Light Practice,
But List Two-u-Doy
Starting Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 25.-Only
one light practice session was on the
card this Christmas Day for the
East and West All-Star squads who
meet here January 8 in charity
contest shifted from the West Coast.
At Baton Rouge the Westerners,
after light morning workout, will
have a turkey dinner and Christmas
party on the Louisiana State Uni
versity campus.
At Biloxi, Miss, the Fasteners
scheduled a brisk, short drill in
sweat clothes, after which they will
sit down to holiday feast.
A boat ride in the afternoon and
a visit to the Missouri team at Edge
water Gulf in the evening round
out their program.
Beginning Friday, both teams will
settle down to the two-a-day prac-
tice routine.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
SCHNEIDER, Greet Trojan,
To Join Naval Reserve
BY the Associated Press


LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25.-Ambrose
SCHNEIDER. former star quarterback
for the Southern California football
team, is going into the Naval Re-
serve.
The San Diego Lad. who player at
U. S. C. n 1886. 1887 and 1899 and
was voted the best player in the
annual college all-stars professional
game in Chicago in 1880, has ap-
piled for enlistment as physical in
structor.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

And to our readers, far and near.
We wish you lots of Christmas
cheer.
Down but not out1Havey j.
Boyle, veteran sports editor of
the Pittsburgh Post-Gszette and
a Pennsylvania boxing commits
sioner, didn't have much to say
about it when he was told he
would have to spend Christmas
in bed, where he has been con-
fined for three weeks. But when
it was suggested that he should
take a trip to Florida for a rest,
Havey wise-cracked: That's g.
long walk for a rest"
Today's guest star-Tim Co
hane, New York World Telegram:
FRANKIE Albert, Stanford quar-
terback, has been drafted by the
Chicago Bears. Like the average
deb, frankie finds life just one
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Ormsby Has to Quit Umpiring
As War Ailments Take Toll

disabled, hospital records reveal,
since he fought with honor and dis
tinction with the marines in the
first World War. Ailments which at
tackled him later were traced back
to the battle of the Argonne.
In 1888 he contracted arthritis of
the spine, then an intestinal
streptoccus infection, then pneu-
monia and finally typhoid fever, all
in succession. AS a result he was
in a>hospital for months.
Father of IL children, Red says
1--WE got to get a job. Baseball is
the only thing 1 know, but I must
learn to do something else. I can't
throw those kids down."
For 10 years Ormsby called 'em
as he saw 'em in the American
League, but the ravages OF his many
illnesses finally have forced him
into retirement.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Racing Meet Starts
Great New Orleans
Sports Program
New Stables Are Needed
For California Horses
Sent to Session
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25.-Horse
racing came back to New Orleans
today, after a year layoff. to open
the greatest Today sports program
in the city's history.
Carpenters noisily were throwing
together additional stables to handle
the influx of California horses,
blacked off West Coast tracks by
the war, as the winter racing pro-
gram opened today at the fair
grounds.
approximately 1.40O horses we're
on hand or en- route from the
California tracks as New Orleans
prepared for its greatest winter
tourist trade in history Feature
of today's opening card was the
$500 added Pontchartrain Handi-
cap with Junius Bells Steel Heels
favored.
Resumption of racing here fol-
lOWS d yCdI D ldyOll III WllAlil IilC
Louisiana Jockey Club abandoned
the sport following a controversy
over the newly formed racing COM
mission ruling eliminating the
morning line" bookmaking.
Today's racing draws up the cur
tain on a varied and expansive
sports card.
Boxing, tennis, rowing, basket
ball and track matches follow in
quick succession to lead up to the
New Year Day Sugar Bowl football
match between Fordham and Mis-
souri,.
The East and West all-stars meet
in the Shrine benefit game Janu-
ary 3.
The Playground meet continues
42 days until February II.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Injury-PIoeued Cards
Honor Their Doctor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25.-St. Louis
Cardinals. plagued by injuries all
last season, paid Christmas tribute
to the man who patched them to-
gether for their gallant fight in the
National League pennant race.
Capt Terry Moore. as a COM
mittee of one representing the team,
presented silver plaque to DR..
Robert F. Hyland, club surgeon.
Bearing the signatures of all the
players. 1t attested to their esteem
for DR.. Hyland and "his deep under
standing of baseball men and the
game they play"
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TOMORROW.
Hockey.
Jersey Skeeters VS.. Washing
ton Eagles, Riverside Stadium,
$3.50.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Indiana VS.. George Washing
ton, Riverside Stadium, 8:45.
Roosevelt VS.. George Washing
ton Freshmen, Riverside Sta
dium, 7:15.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. Cleve-
land Barons, Cleveland.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Film Stars HeIp
Stadium
ToRecord Year
Boxing Arena Seating
5000 Is Sold Out
For Last ID Shows

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 25.-Holly-
wood Stadium, home of good prize
fights and movie stars, hopes Santa
Claus will give it another year such
as 194l.
=. Promoter Charley Macdonald,
guiding genius of this American
Legion-sponsored enterprise. looks
back on record-breaking 1941.
The stadium is called the biggest
little fight club in the country. 1t
probably is the most Week-in- week
out successful one in the land.
Gate receipts for the year, with
thousands of dollars turned over to
Legion charities, will total approx
imately s35O,0OO That's 50OO0 more
than the previous high mark.
The stadium seats 5000, and
usually a few hundred more are
banked around the outer circular
aisle. Seldom does a crowd drop
below 5000 Macdonald has seen
his last IA shows sell out, with thou
sands turned away.
Il wish they were made of rubber" ;"
said the hkeable Irishman, looking
at the walls.
Macdonald learned about the
fight game in San Francisco in the
days when San Francisco was a
great fight town. He managed a
few fighters and then joined the
United States Navy. His ship was
sunk off the Irish coast, but he
landed right side up and after the
war headed for Hollywood.
The stadium was conceived in 1922
by group of stars of the then silent
screen, headed by lovable old
Theodore Roberts. 1t has become a
Friday night Hollywood institution.
Backbone of the patronage. in a
sense. is the movie trade. But the
galleryites, the boys and girls who
pay 81 and stand in line for two and
three hours to get in are makers of
the club. They pay to see fight,
and if a peep at Lana Turner in a
sweater is thrown in for good meas
ure, well enough. But the fight
comes first.
Lupe Velez Is Stadium Queen.
Regular week-in-Week-out at
tendants are many. George Raft is
one. Lupe Velez is another. Jimmy
Ritz is another and his brothers
usually come, too. The stadium has
thought of putting a wire fence
around Brother Harry.
Character Actor Douglas Dumbrill
is steady. Director Dave Butler
and Producer B. P. Schulberg are,
too. So is Lou Costello, now that he
and Bud Abbott are installed in
movietown. Director Sidney Lam
field is frequent fan, and one of
the most enthusiastic. Male gallery
idol is Joe E. Brown.
The queen, unchallenged, is Lupe.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Boeing's Racing CoIors
Now Are Red Squares

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 25.-Painters
are busy changing the red circles on
w. E. Boeings barn at Santa Anita
race track to red squares.
Boeing, Seattle airplane magnate
and owner of one of the largest
racing strings at Santa Anita, dis
closed that he was changing his silks
from red circle to a red block on
white background because he
wanted no confusion with Japan's
rising sun.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Redskins Place
Five on Squad
.ToFace Bears
Buugh Is in Strong
Offensive Group Of
Backs Selected

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-The leagues
No. / offensive stars will be arrayed
against the champion Chicago Bears
in the annual pro all-star football
game January at New York
On the National Leagues all-star
squad announced by Commissioner
Elmer Layden we've Fullhack Pug
Manders of Brooklyn, who finished
as the leagues leading ground gam
er; Halfback Cecil Isbell of GIeen
Bay, the leagues ace passer; End
Don Hutson of Green Bay. top
scorer and pass receiver, and Hail.
back Sammy Baugh of Washington
another outstanding passer and No.
/ punter.
The complete squad of 29 players
will begin two-a-Gay practices Fri
day under direction of Steve Oven.
New York Giant coach. Proceeds Of
the game will go to the Naval Relief
Society.
There remained some uncertainty
as to whether Baugh and Marshall
Goldberg, Chicago Cardinal bach.
would be available Immediately.
Baugh was reported i'll with IN
f1uenza and Goldberg is employed
in a Chicago plant manufacturing
tank parts.
Here is the squad:
Ends-Biu Devell, Chicago Cardinals;
Richard HUmbert, Philadelphia: Perry
Schwartz, Brooklyn; Don Hutson. Green
Bay
Tackles-Chuck Adams. Cleveland: Will
lie wilkins, Washington: Joe Cooper. Pitts
burgh: John Mellus, New York: John Trip
son: Detroit: Frank Kinard, Brooklyn.
Guards-Clyde Shugart, Washington:
Joe Kuharich. Chicago Cardinals; Augle
Lilo. Detroit: Joe Swell, Brooklyn.
Centers-Mel Helm. New York: Ray
Apolskis, Shicaso Cardinals: Charles Che
ouarterbacks-Ceci Hare. washington:
Nello Falaschi, New York: Larry Craig.
Green Bay
HalfbaekslceciI Isben: Green Bay:
ehock, Washington: Marshall GOLDBERG.
Chicago Cardinals; Ward Cuff. New York:
Art Jones, Pittsburgh: Dick Rifle, Pitts
bursh
| Fuubacks-Pug Manders. Brooklyn:
Tufy Leemans, New York
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Miami, B. c. c. Battle Tonight
Is Expected to Draw 10000

900 is expected for what shapes up
as a high-scoring tilt.
The Baltimore team boasts SIS
victories and g. lone defeat in its
six-year record.
Miami High, Florida champions,
won the right to play in the Youth
Bowl" by capturing the city title.
Only tie with Boys High of At
lanta mars its 1941 record. Over
the last three years Miami has won
IS. lost and tied 1.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOClateu FfesS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-One OF the
most respected umpires of major
league baseball, Emmett Red)
Ormsby of the American League, is
retiring at the age of 46 after Off
ciating in more than 1900 games
since he broke into professional
baseball in the Three-I-League in
1921.
Plagued by physical ailments for
three years, Ormsby reluctantly has
agreed to retirement offered by
President Will Harridge of the
American League. He will receive
a pension. believed to be 5000
month.
Although he shielded it from
baseball fans, Ormsby for several
years has been only 26 per cent
0Ru man He has been "a per cent
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Flying Ebony, '29 Derby
Victor, Is Nearing 20

By the Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Calf. Dec. 25.
Flying Ebony. surprise winner Of
the 1925 Kentucky Derby, will be 20
years old January l.
Horsemen at the Charles E. Per-
kins Alisal Ranch are planning a
birthday party for him. To Janu-
ary l, 1941, Flying Ebony's registered
foals had won 956 races, worth
S908,168.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Officials Give Services
For Eust-West Clash
Rv the Associated prars

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 25.-
Officials for the Sugar Bowl game
have announced their Christmas
present. They will work the East
West all-star shrine charity game
January 3 without charge. They are:
Referee. William A. Halloran prov
idence, r. ID; umpire, M G. Bolz
Nebraska; headlinesman. Albert
B. Maginnes Gehigh; field judge,
Bat Shunatona (Oklahoma).
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Coust WithhoIds Come
Licenses From Aliens

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-En-
emy aliens may have to- leave their
guns and fishing tackle in storage
next year.
The State division Of fish and game
is not issuing them licenses, pend
ing an opinion from the attorney
general.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
HY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 25.-Coach
Jesse Marlborough of the Miami High
School Stingarees kept his fingers
crossed today after the weatherman
assured him warm weather would
prevail tonight when his team meets
Baltimore City College in the annual
post-season prep classic here.
A record crowd of more than 90
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Bowl Tits Rated
Christmas Gifts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Dec. 25.-Merry
Christmas! Especially for Dixie.
If Santa doesn't bring another
thing, the South still will be
thankful. He brought the Rose
Bowl game to North Carolina,
didn't he? And the East-WeSt
shrine game as an added attrac-
ton for New Orleans mid-winter
sports program.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr,
Wide World Sports Columnist.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-This
being the season of peace and
good will-well, anyway, good
will-how about taking time for
a look at the way the sports
world yields to that charitable
impulse each year? Offhand. we
can think of three or four Christ
mas fund fight shows that rank
as major events. Football kicks
in handsomely with its East
West and pro all-star games.
Baseball, having piled up funds
to take care of its own folks,
will be playing for the Army in
next years all-star game. Joe
Louis and Buddy Baer (don't
forget he reduced his cut to 12A
per cent? will be making big con-
tribution to the Navy relief fund.
The A. B. G. has adopted . slo.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Cooeh's S Adopted Son
Named for Gridders

BY the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash. Dec 25.-Coach
Cliff Olson Of Pacific Lutheran Col
lege thinks lot of his football boys
and those who stand by them. So
does Mrs. Olson.
That's why the Olsons named
their newly adopted son Marvin
James" Marvin is for Marv Tom
mervik, little all-America halfback
the past two years, and Marv Harsh
man who rated honorable mention
in the 1s4l selections.
James is for Sportswriter Dave
James.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Race Betting Increases

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Dec. IS
P.-The West Virginia Racing
Commission has reported that a
total of s8,606,150 was wagered
through the pari-mutuels at the
States two tracks during l1o days
of racing this year. compared with
$6,850,675 in 104 days during 1910.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Yorr, Notre Dame Star,
Dies Suddenly at 33

CHICAGO, Dec 25.-Thomas
Yarr, 33, center on Knute Rockne's S
last Notre Dame football team, IT.
1880, and captain the following sea-
son, died last night, apparently OF a
heart attack, while at work in the
office of a finance company, which
he managed. He leaves a widow anc.
three DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
l. !. U. Has Two Goals
In Playing Trojons
BY the Associated Prose

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Long Is
land University's basketball team
will have two objectives when it
meets Southern California at Mad
ison Square Garden Saturday night.
The Blackbirds will be after thei.
23d straight victory, starting last
season, and revenge on the TroIans
who snapped another of their Win
ming streaks at AZ straight in 1889.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
oood BIGGEST Little qht Club of Nation Proves Sports Gold Mine
Win, Lose or Draw
Uncle Sam Saves the Pros Some Work
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

would be foolish perhaps suggest that sport
ur professional will be helped demand
American but there athletic industries
that will suffer to lesser others almost
certainly Will be football played the National League
II nothing else the need for probably will break
the Chicago Bears course
but if it's true that Is history
to be called to the colors
to the level of the Redskins Giants Eagles Cardinals and weaker
suffer the Bears longer expected oughhod
crushed Giants champions payof which
tracted only slightly
at the gate.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Breaks May Tell
In Orunqe Bowl

By the Associated Press.
The Orange Bowl, remarks
Smith Barrier of the Greensboro
IN. c. News, will feature
Georgia's frankie Sinkwlch and
his broken jaw VS.. Texas Chris
tian's Kyle Gillespie and his brok-
en- leg.
Possibly the game will be decid-
ed by the breaks
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Crisp Coaches Fine 'Bomo Line
For Bowl Battle Sixth ime
Five WeII-Troined Groups of Forwards
Sent to Pasadena by Hank in n Years
BY the Associated Press.


TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Dec. 25-Th is Christmas Day, and if
the University of Alabama thankful for special gifts Henry
G. Hank Crisp heads the list.
He's been with Alabama 81 years and the Crimson Tides
Cotton scrap Dallas Day
will mark the sixth time he has Crisp coached line into
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Hockey Tonight

By the Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Toronto.
Chicaso at New YORK.
Brooklyn at Detroit
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Philadelphis at Hershey.
New Haven at Providence.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis at st. Paul.
Omaha at Minneapolis.
Tulsa at Fort Worth.
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
River Vale at Johnstown.
Baltimore at New York.
4 (No games last night)
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Five previous teams went to
the Rose Bowl. In 1925 'Bama
beat Washington, 20-19, under
Wallace Wade. Next year STAN
ford held the Tide to a TT tie.
In 81 Wade's last Alabama team
whipped Washington State, 24-0.
Frank Thomas succeeded Wade,
and his 1884 edition trampled STAN
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Basket Ball Scores

Utah, 35; Wabash College. "a.
Michigan State, 80; Harvard, 2s.