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Evening star., 1942-10-29
Limited Ticket Sale
For Army-Navy Till
To Start Monday
Few Seen for Civilians;
Middies' Montgomery
To Face Notre Dame
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct 29.-T1ck-
cts for the Army-Navy football game,
now scheduled November % at the
Naval Academy's Thompson Stad1-
UNI, will be restricted to civilians liv-
ing within 10-mile radius of Mary
lands White-domed Colonial state
house here, academy personnel and
certain midshipmen.
Rear Admiral John r. Beardall,
academy superintendent, said that
in addition purchasers would have
to submit signed application forms
with their ticket requests.
Tickets for the game will 60 On
sale next Monday and no applica-
tions will be accepted after Novem-
Der 20.
With but one exception Nays
starting lineup against Notre Dame
at Cleveland Saturday will be the
same as that which opened against
Georgia Tech last week.
Return of Warren MONTGOMERY,
200-pound left tackle who has been
sldelined because of injuries since
mid-September, may keep Johnny
Laboon, another of Navy's Oft
injured linemen, from starting.
Montgomery will add heft and
speed to the line, although his long
hospital siege may not permit him
to see full-time service,
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Old Liners Need
Tricks ksto0ffset
Gator Weight
Saturdays S Invaders
Will Present Three
Outstanding Stors

Florida's football team, which
plays Maryland at Griffith Sta
dium here Saturday afternoon, has
husky and well-balanced squad,
but there are three Gators whom
the Old Liners will have to give
extra consideration.
They are Floyd Konetsky, a 188-
pound guard; Nick Klutka, a tall
197-pound end, and Jack Jones,
passing and running threat. Coach
Tom Lieb rates Konetsky as all
America timber, calls Klutka the
best wingman he has coached in
the three years he has been at
Florida, and Jones in the hub of
the Gators attack.
Jones Is Home Talent.
Konetsky and Klutka are Penn
sylvanians, but Jones is one of the
81 Floridians in a squad of so.
Klutka is triple menace, as in
addition to being an ace on defense,
and in blocking he is the leading
pass catcher on the team.
All are senior gridders who will
be getting their last shot at the
Old Liners.
Maryland, which will be we'll out
weighed, yesterday continued it's
practice session toward developing a
fast-moving attack that it hopes
will overcome its disadvantage in
poundage.
Ordinarily light, the Old Liners
will start lighter than usual out
fit, with Eddie Chivanes, 1874, and
Tony Nardo, ITS, holding down the
guard positions.
With these two rugged little fell
lows on the field, Maryland will be
outweighed in 9 of the II posi-
tlons and just equal in another.
Two Husky Fullbacks.
Maryland's only edge in poundage
will be at fullback, where Jack
Wright, at 206. has 6 pounds on
Mother Bill" Cory, who does the
heavy work for the Gators. He's
the fellow who is called upon to
get those needed few yards for a
first down or score and registered
the touchdown that beat Auburn
6 to O.
Advance sales indicate a crowd
OF 10000 or better. Tickets NAV
be had at Griffith Stadium or the
Redskins Office, 939 Ninth street
NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

versity without a serious purpose
should enlist in the armed forces
before sundown. He probably was
referring to those students who
make up the football squad, be-
cause we notice his suggestion
came right on the heels of that
33-to-0 pasting Mississippi Stats
dished out"
He means Weldon Means,
former U. OF Washington quar-
terback, finds that building air.
planes for Uncle Sam and play
ing football for the Seattle ship
builders make q few demands
upon his time. A few Sundays
ago he worked from $50 am. to
PM. made q quick shift to the
gridiron' for q : pm. kickoff and
then. after helping Seattle beat
Spokane $50, he went home and
put in the rest Of the day clear
ing brush OF his place In the
country.
Service dept.-Being In the
Army hasn't meant much Of !
change for Pvt. Al Buck, former
New York Post sportswriter. At
Fort Dix, n. J.. he Is writing
sports for the camp Newspaper
The Post, The Servicemen's
Boxing Lefgue in the Chicago
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Redskins Not 10 Show
Eagles Any Mercy
In Sunday Game
Coach FIoherty Orders
Tribe to Pour 1t On
Until Win Is Sealed

There'll be no letup in the Red
skins offense Sunday until the
Eagles are trounced decisively, ac-
cording to the blueprint Ray Flaher-
ty is using in his preparations for
the football game.
In this league you can't afford to
coast until you have at least three
touchdown lead and there are only a
couple of minutes to CO." he said.
THAT is especially true of games
like the one coming up. Check the
records and you'll see it's always the
teams that seem weakest that do all
the damage and Philadelphia is no
pushover in my book, despite its
record"
Flaherty would like to use his
rockies in the latter stages of this
game if conditions permit, but until
the Skins have nice, fat lead Senor
Saml Baugh & Co. will do the driv-
ing. The youngsters need seasoning
and can't get it on the bench, but
thus far the coach hasn't been in a
position to gamble with untried
players.
He had to yank Dick Poillon a
couple of weeks ago, after the one
time Canisius star apparently had
gotten off to a good start, for for
getting signals. Andy Farkas ex-
perienced the same difficulty in his
freshman and sophomore years and
kept Ray in a continual dither by
his antics. Sometimes Andy's alb
sent-mindedness worked for the best
interest of the team, crossing up
everybody, including the opposition
and other times it was handicap,
but he finally overcame this weak
ness.
A big difference in systems, styles
and tactics may be blamed for Poll
Ions trouble and. as Flaherty points
out, it isn't at all unusual. Some
football players play three years of
college ball without ever getting
down the signals and a lot of pro
players are guilty of the same error,
but you can't get away with it
in the big time.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Bv HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,


NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Having
tried to apply common sense to
football predictions for several
weeks, and having fallen scme-.
what short of perfection, this
department is inaugurating
new system this week:
Duquesne VS.. st. Vincent (Fri-
day)-One of Duquesne's half
backs is Goode. So is Duquesne
too good for st. Vincent.
Colgate VS.. Holy Cross-We're
always mistaking Colgate's Al
Hanover for a trotting horse be-
cause of his name, but we under
stand he's a runner. Maybe AL
will pace the Red Raiders to VIC
tory.
Oklahoma VS.. Iowa State
Word from the Southwest is that
the Sooners' prospects depend on
whether Hamm is hot. Veteran
sandwich eaters tell us cold
Mamm is just as good. Anyway,
We'll string along with Oklahoma
whether Hamm Is hot or roasted.
Pennsylvania VS.. Army-The
Penn is mightier than the sword.
Texas Christian vs.. B&ylor--No
selection. We can't tell which way
the frogs Will jump.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
.CoIonia|s Would
Shake Invaders
Poise Quickly
Coach Baker Regards
His Revised Offense
As Good GumbIe

With a drastically revamped CT
fense, which Coach Johnny Ba,-er
hopes will put a kick in their plav.
George Washington gridmen will
try to outmaneuver Kentucky to-
morrow night in their intersectional
clash at Griffith Stadium
, The Colonials will try to get
started as quickly as possible, of
course, but Baker is hoping fortune
will smile on his men and give them
a break before Kentucky's potent
machine reaches pay dirt and he
has new set-up devised to take
advantage of any opportunities that
may present themselves
We're going to try something
different tomorrow night" Baker
said today as the downtown squad
tapered off. "If it works we'll have
fighting chance to win, but If it
misses I don't think it will cost us
anything. I hope we're going to see
a ivelier and mere aggressive outfit
than we had at William and Mary
and we certainly are going to take
chances with new stuff to pull a sur
prise" =.
G. w. Backfield Works Well.
Frank Seno, Jimmy Graham, Pete
LabukaS and Jim Rausch functioned
smoothly in the backfield during
yesterdays scrimmage and probably
will open against Kentucky. Rausch,
basket ball star to whom football
was a foreign subject until several
weeks ago, has blossomed into an
Al pass receiver, probably because
of his court training, and is expected
to be on the far end of some passes
tomorrow night.
Seno, who made his first start as
tailback last week, didn't go as
well as expected but has shown
improvement in practice, and Baker
hopes he'll be in the groove fo~ 49,
lucky. Seno has a lot of driving
power, and Baker has revampea :. )
offensive strategy to some extent to
get the most out of it.
Line Coach Zuzu Stewart has
made couple of shifts which fig
ure to bolster the forwards. Dan
Rosa, who has been holding forth
az SudI VI, lids UeeIl SIlllJ6u 10 Jackie,
a spot where William and Mary
gained a lot of ground last week.
A tackle in his freshman and soph-
omore years, Rosa can make the
change easily and will have as his
running mate Carl Butkus, soph-
omore. Johnny Konizewski will be
held in reserve.
Romasco to Start at End.
The remainder of the line prob
ably will find Ellis Hall and Enrico
Seeno at guards; Al Romasco and
Ed Czekaj, ends, and Don Seibert,
center. Romasco distinguished HIM
self against William and Mary, play
ing bangup game all the way de-
spite the score against his team.
Kentucky, making the long trek
eastward in two hops, is due in
Washington late tonight and will
stop at the Hamilton Hotel. Coach
Alb Kirwin has assured Blue Grass
State supporters that the Wildcats
are coming well prepared to deal
with the Colonials in appropriate
fashion but are not undertaking
the local squad.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Bad Man Of National Hockey League Becomes an Arber
ton Has Inside Track With Hickey Boe ExNo o Downs Six jap Planes

one-minute sports page-Local
fight enthusiasts are talking
about a return meeting here be-
tween Fritzie Zivic and Henry
Armstrong. Maybe they didn't see
those pictures from San Fran
cisco showing Henry's face ap-
pearing like Halloween punkin
after he won from Fritzie. Red
Horner. who won the National
Hockey Leagues bad-man title
SO often he was given permanent
possession, win be q big-league
referee this season.
Thought for Brooklyn: Branch
Rickey always used to say that If
he ever had direct control of q
ball club Burt Shotton would be,
his manager. The football yale
used to beat Dartmouth last Sat-
urday won't 60 into the trophy
case with the rest. The Eli play
ers autographed 1t and gave It to
Gary Odell, Coach Howie's s.
year-old son, who Is laid up with
q plaster cast on an ailing leg.
Todays guest star-Wilham
Meg. Keefe, New Orleans Times
Picayune: Chancellor q. g. Car-
michael Of Vanderbilt said that
the students attending the uni
Evening star., 1942-10-29

district. including teams from
Fort Sheridan, Camp Grant,
Glenview Naval Aviation Base,
U. Of Chicago Naval Training
School, Chicago Naval Training
Station for Advanced Aviation
and Navy Pier. will operate under
AAU rules. Pro boxers will be
given special spots in the pro-
grams only If suitable opponents
can be found for them.
Buzz Berries. Navy's An-Amer-
lea back In 1884, already has six
Jap planes to his credit. He was
on both the Yorktown and the
Lexington but managed to find
safe landing places when his
ships went down.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Hoyas and n. {. Navy
Gridders 10 Battle
In Night Game

Georgetowns football game with
North Carolina Navy Pre-Flight
School week from Saturday has
been shifted from the afternoon
to $50 that night at Griffith Sta
dium, Hilltop athletic officials an
nounced today.
Comdr. Tom Hamilton, in charge
of Navy's pre-fight training pro-
gram, agreed to the nocturnal game
after Georgetown was swamped with
telephone calls from service off,
cials anxious to see the game who
could not obtain the necessary leave
in the afternoon.
Tickets for the game will go on
sale tomorrow morning at Grif-
fifth Stadium, Georgetown. the Fair
way Sports Store and Spalding's.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
NBA Rates Conn., Pastor Next Louis G. Plots New Attack for Kentucky
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
STAFF
A-Heodinq for a Boston IT" Porty !
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
Star Staff Corres-Vndent.

EN- ROUTE TO BOSTON, 29-Georgetown is rolling today
toward game with the team which may up the
undspued collegiate champion the College The
Eagles of Coach Denny among top 10
united elevens in the land and they hurdle toppers
ey are expected to do by ranging points,
chances are they'll remain undefeated
1t Will come as surprise Boston College finally
as the best team along the Atlantic
With wins West Virginia Clemson
wake Forest behind them
OF their schedule with
University and Holy
II there element of surprise connected with College
It's in the this fellow Myers introduced
Clark Shaugnessy exponents
the system maintain
to debate they close
pitfalls problems which
with the style and its modernized nceties.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
BY the Associated Press.

FhSSoS-SeSN
CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Now that
most every one, including Referee
James Masker and Commissioner
John L. Griffith, has had say in
the controversial drop-kick episode
that ultimately brought Minnesota
a 1914 win over Michigan Satur-
day, the case was closed today-and
Michigan still was without a victory
over the Gophers in 10 years.
Masker last night admitted lapse
in not calling 5-yard penalty on
Minnesota for too many times out
in the last nine seconds of the first
half. when the disputed play oc-
Cured
Griffith, Western Conference COM
missioner, in a statement said that
college games never are played
over and scores are not reversed, no
matter what may have happened,
once the game is ended"
Contend Time Ran Out.
In his statement, however, he
concluded after hearing reports and
studying movies of the game that
omission of the penalty for taking
time out to substitute after Mime
sofa already had exhausted its legal
limit of three) was the only defec-
ton in the sequence Of happenings.
Michigan officials contended that
had the penalty been assessed with
the clock ticking off the final sec
onds, Bill Garnaas would not have
had time to kick the goal.
However, Masker did not concede
that the lapse altered the outcome
of the game.
"It was lapse traceable to several
elements which have been reported
in full to Commissioner Griffith"
Masker declared. But the time ele-
ment is not as vital as some of the
claimants appear to be representing.
1t would have taken me three sec
onds to pace off the 5-yard penalty
and Garnaas still would have had
six seconds to effect his kick. The.
kick would have been no more diff
ficult from yards back as the
clearance on Carnaas effort re-
vealed. The oversight is regrettable,
of course, but / am sure the half
would not have expired while the
penalty was being stepped off or
before Garnaas had made his kick"
Crisler Is Considerate.
Orally, Commissioner Griffith
said that Things were happening
fast and there have been other mis-
takes in other games under less con-
4using circumstances. I am not
convinced that Michigan would. have
won If the error had not been COM
mttted, but 1t is reasonable to sup
pose that the half would have
ended besrre Garnaas kicked the
field goal.
As fat >1chigan is concerned,
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Chapman to Get Review

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20 (P.-The
News-Leader said yesterday the case
OF Ben Chapman. who was suspended
from organized baseball for a year
for striking an umpire, would be re-
viewed by the Executive Committee
OF the administration of the National
Association Of Professional Baseball
Leagues at Atlanta about the middle
of November.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Boston College Does
Impressive Work in
Tuning for 6. U.
Hoyos Also Prime Some
Speciol Stuff; Sturt
Trip to Hub Today
BY the Associated Press,

NEWTON, Mass, Oct. 29.-Boston
Colleges football team gave an i'm
pressive performance halting the
running attack that Georgetown is
expected to use against them when
Coach Denny Myers gave them their
last stiff workout of the week yes
terday.
The Eagles polished their defens-
i've assignments in q short scrim-
mage against the second team end
then took to the offense. While the
regulars were rushing, Mickey Con-
molly ripped off several impressive
gains and had unusual success con-
tacting receivers with long passes.
The only ailing member of the
Myers squad is Rocco Canale, the
Z eGargantuan guard, who is nursing
a minor leg injury. To escape fur
ther injuries, Myers has outlined
very light drills today and to-
morrow.
, Georgetown was to leave for the
Hub today at l o'clock with Coach
Jack Hagerty in charge of a squad
OF 30 men. The party included
Johnny Barrett, injured Hoya back
who, it was feared, would miss the
game because of a leg injury. Bar
rett will not be in the starting line
up and will see only a few minutes
action If he gets in at all.
On the eve of the Hoyas' departure
their coach came up with brand
new staggered defense for the game
which he feels confident will stop
B. C.'s vaunted running attack. It
was designed especially for the
Eagles after a review of scout re-
ports.
Hagerty also has some new pass
plays built around frankie Dornfeld.
who will shoulder the heavy end of
the District eleven's attack. Bill
Mclaughlin and Joe Gyorgydeak.
who will be in the starting lineup,
will share the passing chores with
Dornfeld under a new offensive set
up intended to give versatility to the
teams operations.
Boston College is undefeated and
has won the last four games of the
series.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
& N. Coins Spotlight
In Visiting Dartmouth
Hy the Assoc;afed prexs

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2e.-The
top game of this week, so far as Old
Dominion football fans are con-
cerned, is undefeated William and
Mary's scrap at Dartmouth.
A victory over Dartmouth would
give w. & MS bid for national
recognition more stature and it also
would help the all-America candi-
dacies of Guard Ramsey and Full
back Harvey johnson, who made
the All-Southern Conference eleven
In 1941,
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Disputed Triumph Of Gophers
Upheld by Big Ten Chieftuin
Referee Mosker Doesn't Concede Outcome
Would Have Been Altered by Penalty

now that Griffith has made public
his findings, 1--WE are willing to for
give and forget" Coach Fritz Crisler
said
TT was one of those unfortunate
mistakes" he added, which was a
bad break for Michigan. But any
person is human and likely to make
mistakes. We bear no ill will, and
as far as we are concerned we would
be glad to have the same official
work any of our games"
Evening star., 1942-10-29
For True Copy" Myers Hires Brumbaueh

Myers first Installed the T formation midway Of last
bold gamble, Myers College,
having
using Leahy
B. c., winning 20 of %
switched the slowly
himself the
long Boston College finished the 1941 with
burst skill where left
We happened the while
early practice leaning
proudly pointing the THE TT is something
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TOMORROW.
Football.

4OuOItlCoW.
Football.
Kentucky VS.. George WASH
ington Chomecoming), Griffith
Stadium, 8:15.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. Della
ware Freshmen, Newark.
Roosevelt at Wilson (high
school series), 4.
Eastern at Anacostia (high
school series, 4.
st. Johns at Western, 4.
Baltimore Friends at st. Al
bans, $3.50.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Florida VS.. Maryland, Griffith
Stadium, 2::30.
Georgetown at Boston College.
Boston.
Tech at Central (high school
series), 3. -
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Quail Deposit No
Asset to Banker
By the Associated press

By the Associated Press,
KANSAS CITY, Oct. ga
group Of Kansas City bank ex-
ecutives took their dogs cut for
practice sniff yesterday.
The dogs went on point. Up
went covey of quail.
One flew straight at Banker
Robert L. Dominick, gunless like
the others. He threw up a pro-
tecting hand-and caught the
bird.
But he had to turn it loose. It's
closed season on quail.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Leohy, Who Feels Fine,'
Back on Job With Irish
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 29.-
Elmer Leahy, head football coach
at Notre Dame, has returned to the
campus after II days in bed at
ST. Mary's Hospital, Rochester,
Mimi, where he underwent treat
ment for a back ailment.
Il feel fine" Leahy said.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Armed Forces Throwing
Ole Miss for Losses
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
OXFORD, Miss, Oct. 29,-Coach
Harry Mehre has lost so many
Mississippi football players to Uncle
Sam that he is wondering if he'll
have II men to finish the schedule.
Two more reserve players joined the
armed services this week.
Mehre's only reserve center now
is freshman, who also doubles at
fullback.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Voried Sports
American League Hockey.

American League Hockey.
Pittsburgh, S; Washington, 8.
Buffalo. 6; New Haven, /.
Exhibition Hockey.
Boston Bruins, 6; R. c. A. F.. Fly
ers Of Quebec, 4.
Detroit Red Wings, S; Indian
apolis Capitals, 4.
Soccer.
Princeton Jayvees, S; Rutgers
Varsity, O.
Scholastic Football.
Douglass IIuntington. w. Va.),
26, GerneS (Charleston),
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Norwich Will Be Ready
If Kicker Is Needed

BY the Associated Press
NORTHFIELD, VT, Oct. 29.-
Coach Stan Keck of Norwich figures
his coming tilt with New Hampshire
in a clash Of unbeaten elevens will
be so close that field goal or point
after touchdown will decide the
issue.
So he's having five of his squad
concentrate on kicking.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Fights Last Niqht
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calif.-Bob Smith
180. New York. outpointed Martin
Goldberg, 1873, Oakland 0O; STAN
ley Hasrato, 166. Yonkers, N. Y,
and Billy Smith, 1853, Oakland,
drew (10)
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Schedule Puts Pressure on Brove Old Army Team

Eastern title would to be Boston
this writing Blaik of the Army
retained
studies hasn't helped
nevertheless locks in the
College the mythical
Lafayette
a thereafter will Nore P T.,
formation
reversible rule makers reprmanded
basnappng strategy but this wristsappng
hasn't His Syracuse has whipped Clark
and Cornell
comparatively schedule. Soens troubles
when Syracuse plays North Carolina PeFght
likely the Orange If the Naval Avao
Colgate Colleges bid
titular honors.
Meanwhile, determined if Georgetown team
this hasn't
either
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Blades Quits Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20 P.-Ray
Blades, former st. Louis Cardinals
manager, has resigned as coach of
the Cincinnati Reds. He was re-
ported to be seeking a minor league
managerial job.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Hoyu Scouts Are q BewiIdered Lot

teachings Ha Shaughnessy Ralph other
the
with result College riding
high, but it is puzzlng
Georgetown o games with
Coach
bundlesome patches sad succincy
College passing
back attack but
wonderful This the stuff the
bughouse.
Obviously through
the the other and