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Evening star., 1942-10-21
Win Over Pastor
boonls biyiins'
Ring Rating
Bob Londs More Often,
Disputes Decision;
Third Bout Due
BY RAY BLOSSER,
Star staff CORRESPONDENT,

CLEVELAND, Oct. 21.-With de-
cisions over highly regarded Bob
Pastor and Tami Mauriello in his
last two scraps, Jimmy Bivins de-
serves a spot we'll up in the heavy
weight ranks today.
The punching Cleveland Negro,
who normally fights as light heavy,
took on q couple of extra pounds
last night and grabbed a split de-
cision from a surprised and indig-
nant Pastor, who landed far more
blows although they weren't quite
so sharp. The 1886 faithful who
intrusted $35,908 to Matchmaker
Larry Atkins care at the Cleveland
Arena seemed evenly divided on the
verdict.
Pastor Disputes Verdict.
Bicycling Bob was provoked at
the ruling, declaring II won my last
IA fights. and I didn't lose this one"
Although Pastor twice slipped to one
knee for no count, there were no
knockdowns as in their first clash
six months ago when Robert won
after hitting the floor in the first
two rounds.
AS result, third match appears
inevitable between the 21-year-old
Bivins, who at 177l2 spotted the
New Yorker seven pounds, and Pas
tor, now % and talking of enlisting
in the marines early next year.
Pastor undoubtedly landed more
frequently last night and displayed
more aggressiveness.
Counterpunches Stiff.
James counterpunches were vi
clous, however, and he won the
fourth round because Referee LoH
Parker ruled Bob had struck three
low blows in perpetual attack on
Biyins' midsection. The two Judges
divided on who won and Parker's
deciding vote was 7 to 2, with one
even.
The Clevelander spent most of
his time in the light-heavy ranks
until the last few months. and on
one occasion handed Champion Gus
Lesnevich a decisive pasting In
title affair. Bivins didn't get
q shot at, the crown and isn't likely
to for while, with Lesnevich in
armed service.
Blvins and the winner OF the Lee
Savold-Mauriello bout in New York
October 80 may I'LL 4 November 27
date at Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
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Evening star., 1942-10-21
Sinkwich Holds Lead
In Grid Scoring in
Southeastern
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
ATLANTA, Oct. 2l.-The South
eastern Conferences individual scor-
ing leaders are experiencing tough
travelling Only three Of the previ-
Gus II leaders increased their totals
last week.
One Of. the exceptions was all
America Frankie Sinkwich. He
scored one OF Georgia's six touch
downs in the 400 rout OF Tulane,
in addition to passing for two others,
to lift his five-game total to 4s
points.
Charley Kuhn, Kentucky half
back, added touchdown and three
extra points to jump ahead of three
gridders into second place. Kuhn
has 81 tallies.
Georgia's Lamar Davis leaped
from near the bottom into a four
way tie for third spot by adding two
touchdowns.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

Notre Dame scholarship fund
and the Army emergency relief
Apparently on the theory that the
dough should 60 to help the
boys no matter where they are,
Today's guest star-Ken Alyta,
Waterbury Comm Republican:
Back in New England after an
unhappy Chicago summer. Jim-
my Foxx has been hunting In the
Maine woods. Wonder If he was
hunting for new l943 job"
Practice, makes perfect.-Be-
fore the Fordham-West Virginia
game last week, the Fordham
tub thufnper asked 4 West Vir-
ginian how to pronounce the
name of Ed Kulakowski, big
Mountaineer tackle. "You ought
to know" came thu ansver.
you've had ths sxpsf4enee."
Evening star., 1942-10-21

days / can't hit thing AgalnSts
Michigan just felt good"
In the Michigan game last Sat-
urday (which the Wolverines won,
34-16) Graham completed 20 Of 20
passes and gained 295 yards. He
won wide fame last year, for, a
seasons mark of SO competitions In
IS tries--but in four 1912 games he,
has hit the target 81 out of 73.
Pays Tribute to Mates.
Michigan left their fats wide
open," Graham offered as an ex-
planation of his feat Saturday. II
could have completed passes out
there all day. They were just going
good and the boys were doing a
nice job of catching them"
Graham's hot day" against the
Wolverines ran his passing total
for the season to 482 yards. Only,
four of his throws have been in
tercepted.
when I throw the long ones I
try to put them long enough that
the defensive man won't grab it,"
he said. Sometimes they're too
long, though"
Lynn Waldorf, Northwestern's
coach, thinks Graham is the best
passer he's had since he took over
the Wildcats. HE has big hands
and a good arm. and swell sense
of timing, Waldorf beamed. Hes
great with a wet ball, too."
Unlike many passers who attain
prominence because they team up
with one certain receiver who gets
to know all the thrower's tricks,
Graham shoots his lobs to many
mates. Nine different men were
on the receiving end Saturday.
Tackled After Every Pass.
They've all got good speed"
Graham said, 80 I throw about the
same to one as do another
Graham doesn't see many of his
passes hit their mark. Il was tackled
after every throw in the Michigan
game" he recalled, mot hard: they
were very good sportsmen, but they
threw me down every time just in
case I hadn't had chance to get
rid of the ball"
Northwestern's game Saturday
with Ohio State will pit Graham,
the Big Tens passing leader, against
the power running sophomore full
back of the Buckeye team, Gene
Fekete. Fekete is the leading con-
ference ball carrier, with 430 yards
in s6 running attempts.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,

Assocnte0 Press sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The way
Ned Irish looks at it, the entries
for this years, fall basket ball
tournament at Madison Square
Garden-three service teams and
one aircraft corporation-may
represent a trend" And it's
good bet that he's right. Most
Of the coaches partaking of Ned's
free groceries yesterday were
wondering II they'll have teams
left by the time the season rolls
around Artie Musicant, who
turns out big-time teams at
Brooklyn College, remarked that
he's letting his varsity hve take
care Of itself and devoting most
OF his time to the Jayvees 50 he'll
have replacements ready when
the boys start marching ef 10
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Service Teams Oppose
In Donkey Ball Come

Tonight's donkey baseball game at
Riverside Stadium sends the Navy
Mosquito Boats team against the
Coast Guard Cutters. Starting time
is $40 o'clock.
The Navy eked out 10 win over
the: Marines last night, with the
game going four extra innings be-
yond the usual five before the Tars
could tally.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Service and War Plant Fives Seen for Big Tournament

To complete the official family,
1t. B, r. Mooney, who is helping
Jack Dempsey with the stations
physical fitness program; used
to be. the Ohio tSate wrestling
Scrap collection-Latest rating
Of Eastern football teams by the
Lambert Trophy Committee puts
Boston College on top, Penn sec
ond and Army and Fordham tied
for third. Before Pepper Mar
tin could 90 home after the
Pacific Coast League season he
had. to sell hoss he bought last
spring. 1t wasn't the nag but
Mrs, Martin who balked at haul
ing 1t all the way from Sacramen-
to to Oklahoma Proceeds Of this
years .Army-N Metre Dame football
rally vfu Be divided 6ekween the
Evening star., 1942-10-21
BayIor's S Fiery Little
Back Almost Keeps
Team Unbeaten
Gets Lute Score, Borely
Misses Second as Foes
IS Points Win Come

by Lhe ASC0Clabed Press.
WACO, Tex, Oct. 21.-Hats of,
folks, to Bill Coleman, who proved
the truthfulness Of the adage--
Dynamite comes IN small pack
ages"
The grinning Coleman Is the spark
that sent Baylor into the middle of
the Southwest Conference football
race. He brought the Bears from
the doldrums and If time hadn't
run out on him Baylor today prob
ably would be among the Nations
unbeaten teams. !
1t happened In the fourth quarter
Of the Hardin Simmons game. /
Desperate Move Works.
Baylor was trailing, 0-13, when the
155-pound Coleman. a wingback,
came in at tailback, a position he'd
never played before. 1t was a des-
peration move by Coach Frank Kim
brough, who had seen Kit Kittrell
bottled up and Charlie Flowers out
with an injury.
Coleman, at home in any back
field position, generated. passed and
ran the Bears to the goal line, then
powered his way through when
Hardin Simmons stacked It's de-
tense for big Milton Grain.
With Coleman leading, Baylor all
most scored again.
But bringing teams out of the
doldrums Is nothing new to Bay
ior's mite. Against mighty Texas
last year he sped down the essidelines
like scared rabbit to-! take the
pass that brought, that memorable
tie. -5s{ r. r..
Gets Winning Sesres.
This year he's doing even more.
Against Oklahonaa A. and M. Cole
man came in to lead the charge
that brought victory when a tie
seemed certain. Against Arkansas
he passed for SO yards, scored two
touchdowns and kic,, I'd an extra
point.
Against Texas Tech he ran back a
punt 81 yards for the touchdown
that won the game.
He passed 19 times for 1874 yards,
intercepted three passes, ranks with
the conferences top six In punting
and has scored % points.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

gotten the Old Liners a touchdown
that would have put them back in
the ball game after Keydets had
acquired a 14-0 lead.
Western Maryland, which bowed
to- George washington in its OPEN
ing game here last month, has
had enough rough shedding since
and isn't rated strong enough to
cope with Maryland's high-geared
running and passing game. In this
series, however, the Terrors always
play over their heads and usually
come, up with one of their best
performances of the year and
Shaughnessy is prepping his men
for hard afternoons work.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Leemons Told to Rest,
Won't Face DODGERS
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSoclaUed Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-New York's
professional football Giants will 60
into their National League game
against the Brooklyn Dodgers Sum-
day without Tuffy Leemans, their
veteran fullback.
Leemans, injured at Chicago last
Sunday. did not suffer a skull frac-
ture, X-rays disclosed, but he was
ordered to rest until next week by
DR.. Francis Sweeney, team physi-
clan.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Six Added to Dixie Squad
For BIue-Groy Bottle
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. al
The Blue and Gray Association,
sponsors of the annual post-season
intersectional football game between
Northern and Southern stars. has
announced six additional players
for the Southern squad.
Lou Thomas, Tulane halfback:
Capt. Bob (ReO Patterson, Missis-
sippi State end; Garrard (Buster)
Ramsay, William and Mary guard:
Oscar Britt, Mississippi guard;
Clarke Wood, Kentucky tackle, and
Capt. Dewey Proctor. Furman half
back, have been selected for the
Gray team.
The post-season classic will be
played in Cramton Bowl here De-
oember 26. Only seniors are selected.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

war. Which brings to mind that
one OF the marines now fighting
on Guadalcanal Island is Yves
Bennett, the former Westminster
College sharpshooter. And you.
couldn't ask for a better guy
to toss bombs into fox holes.
Old home week-When4 the
Manhattan Beach Coast Guard
fotball team plays at Toledo
October 81. it ought to be des-
ignated as the Coast Guards
mems homecoming" game. En-
sign Gar Grif1ith, head coach of
the squad, Is an old Ohio State
player. So are his playing as
sistant. Esko Sarkkinen. and
Players Joe Aleskus and George
Sting. and Larry Gligor, first
assistant coach. comes from
Mount. Union 0o3eea in olaA6.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

Tulsa 1oOtDall team OF recent years.
But Coach Henry Frnka insists
that he was entirely in his right
mind when he gave Jones the nod
over q field of half dozen pretty
good guard candidates.
Jones Is very fast and has tre-
nendous leg power" Frnka said.
And he can block, kick, and is a
good tackler.
Jones injured his right arm in
fall from a tree when he was IL
gears old. Blood poisoning forced
doctors to amputate the arm near
the shoulder.
One Of his boyhood ambitions was
10 play football and he determined
not to let the handicap stop him.
He went out for football as fresh
man in the Abilene, Tex, High
School.
Better not do it, kid" advised
Coach Dewey Mayhem. This Is a
rough game and you might get
hurt"
But Jones couldn't be talked out
OF it. So, to keep him out of danger
and out OF the way, Mayhem as
signed him to a scrub team where
he had little chance for action.
However, the sober, determined
Toungster had no intention of re-
naming with the scrubs. Hours at
q time, day after day, he practiced
kicking, blocking and tackling and
even learned to snag pass with the
best of them.
When he was junior. Mayhem
promoted him to the first string
and two years later he made the
San Angelo. Tex. Junior College
ham.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Makes Rare Effort 10 Score
After Blocked Field Goal
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. Oct.
21.-Coach Homer Norton Of Texas
A. and M. thought he had seen 1t
tried once-before the first World
War. Only one sports writer could
recall similar play. and he reek-
oned it was 20 years ago.
Texas Christians Clifton Patton
tried a field goal. Boots Simmons.
Texas Aggie end, blocked the at
tempt. Wayne Cure, Aggie guard.
grabbed the ball, ran it back 6 yards
before he was tackled.
Ordinarily no one sets out on a
potential touchdown gallop when a
field goal is missed-possibly because
every one is too busy heaving sighs
of relief because 1t failed.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Win, Lose or Draw

By WALTER MeCALLUM.

Adoph Mokes Offshore Anglers Very Unhappy
No more ohshore fishing? No mighty
yank the waop and of the
hsh or the gayhoundng of the be any
friends for the duration More important things mailing
tne Nan or sinking the sub in the ong ohor
1t used to be good before Adolph
u-bo1 into onshore waters
to rule the waves and the waters under them
friends TO lo back fishing chair watching blue
while the mate
the overworked spear-bed
warrior whacked the bait touching thrills
that ended only
7-foot
Or when silver sided waloped
the in pyrotechnic pnwhee the
from there with
little tarpon to beware fish hooks.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Hoyas and Co|onia|s
Cheat on Practice
To Gain Sleep
Will Go EurIy to Games
With W. and M., Detroit;
Terps Have 1t Easy

George Washington and George
town are sacrificing practice for
sleep this week, but both Johnny
Baker and Jack Hagerty think the
rest cure will benefit their squads
against William and Mary and
Detroit.
Maryland, down for a shorter
jump to Baltimore for its intra-
State duel with Western Maryland,
doesn't have this problem to worry
about and Clark Shaughnessy is
putting the Terps through q full
weeks work.
"Well be going merely for the
ride if We take a tired, sleepy team
out of Detroit" Hagerty was saying
today: Gus Dorais has one OF the
most aggressive and smartest teams
I've seen this season and we'll have
to be at our best to make even a
respectable showing.
Did you see what Biff Donelli
said about Duquesne's trip to Chapel
Hill? You know what time they
had with the flood and no sleeping
accommodations. Well, Biff said his
boys finally got to sleep, but it was
along about 2:30 Saturday afternoon.
I don't want that to happen to u.s."
Expect to Arrive Early.
The Colonials and Hoyas plan to
be at the scene OF hostilities a full
day ahead of time and Baker hopes
to surprise the Indians with a
revamped Colonial lineup that will
have a real punch In scrimmage
this week he's had Frank Seno
running from the tailback position
and the big fellow has been i'm
pressive. Seno has been hankering
for chance in the role and If he
makes good it will solve one OF
Bakers biggest problems.
Joe Bernot, alternating with
Jimmy Graham at fullback, may
be surprise starter, and jim
Rausch. looking better every day
is dark horse candidate for Wing
back Alex Chronis' berth. Pete
Lubukas will call the signals.
Georgetown definitely has lost
Stan Jaworowski reserve tackle
and Johnny McTamney, reserve
halfback, for this game. Jaworow-
skis injured elbow has not knitted
completely and McTamney is nurs-
ing torn rib cartilage, the same
injury that kept the Redskins Andy
Farkas idle. Johnny was hurt ir
an impromptu wrestling match
with a teammate.
Ross Sorce, the Hoyes' 265- -pounc
tackle, is a doubtful starter because
OF an injured groin, but Hagerty
hopes to have him ready.
Hoyas Work on Blocking.
The Hoyas were to 90 at it agar
this afternoon after tearing into
one another in a savage blockins
drill yesterday that indicated
they'll show an improved brand O,
blocking against the Titans. The
boys felt bad about being tied BY
Auburn last week, believing they
had let down .Hagerty, and they
hope to make it up to him with
clean-cut win over the undefeatec
motor city eleven.
Shaughnessy is devoting most OF
Maryland's sessions to smoothing
the wrinkles in its timing. Tha
was the major fault against v. M. 1
when more accurate clocking or
their plays probably would fav.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Noe Dame and Illinois, Ranking Under nheraed Coace Clash Next
School Building
Shares Beating
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, Miss, Oct. Il.
Charleston is going to have to
move either its football field or
high school building, or get q
better football team.
Indianola High blanked
Charleston with four touchdovns
last week and after every marker
Jay Allen, 2o5-pound tackle.
split the uprights for the extra
point.
The ball sailed on through the
school building windows, close
behind the goal posts. The score:
Indianola, %: Charleston, 8, and
six broken window panes.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND jimmy Bivins. 177ia.
Cleveland. outpointed Bob Pastor,
1s4H. New York G0.
130, New York, stopped Henry Fas-
quez. 1872. Madrid, Spain tS).
HARTFORD, Conn.-Lulu Costan-
tino, 1924, New York, and Bobby Ivy,
1875. Hartford, drew G0).
BRooKLYN.---Jake Lamotta. 162 "a.
New, York. stopped Bill Mcdowell,
154A: Dallas. Tex. go.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y-Pete Ken
nedy. 1851, White Plains, outpointed
Herbie Kronowith, 145, New York 90.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-Joe Demar-
tino, $50. Bridgeport, stopped Norman
Rahnn. Isl, Philadelphia ~.
PORTLAND, Me.-Carl McFAdden,
53. Bangor, Me, outpointed Johnny
Morris, 160, New York 90.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
PoIonsky Pigeons Win
First Two Places

Birds from the loft of S. Polansky
finished first and second in the 400
mile race from Roanoke. Va, spon-
sored by the National Capital Rae
ing Pigeon Concourse.
Fifty lofts were represented by 597
birds. The first 10 finishers won di-
plomas. Summaries with average
yards per minute:
s. Polansky, 1,136aO; s. Polansky,
1,136.3s; W. c. Edwards. 1,135.70: T. W.
Sprouser, 1,13430; william Rupert,
1,131 .13: William Rupert. 1,13O.75: s,
Polansky, 1,13O.6s; G. B. Glazer. 1,12s os;
C. B. Robey, 1,122.nS
Evening star., 1942-10-21
OerteI, Ex-G. w. Star,
Now Army Officer

George Oertel, jr., former George
Washington U. and Western High
athlete, has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the infantry.
He took his training at Fort Ben
ming. Ga. His father Is a local base
ball umpire.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

A report on Jones came to Frnka
last fall from scout who saw San
Angelo play the Cameron Aggies
at Lawton, Okla. That one-armed
guy" said the scout, was in their
backfield all day"
Frnka was skeptical, but saw to
1t. nevertheless, that Jones was duly
sold on the merits of Tulsa Uni
versity.
And Jones soon sold himself. to
Tulsa when he arrived and donned
q football suit.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
One-Armed Tulsa Guard Earns
Job Over Half Dozen Rivals
BY BEN FUNK,
Associated Press Sports Writ

TULSA. Okla, Oct. 21-Rugged, red haired Jones'
versiy Tulsa right guard has
handle opposition nemen many
clippers octopus
people surprised himself
modest starting berth
Evening star., 1942-10-21

Three years sgo-Notre Dame
stopped Navy gridders. 14-7. and
Yale defeated previously .unbeat-
en- Army, 20-15.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Otto Graham, Wildcats Great
Posser, Laughs Off Praise e..
I Just Throw, Says Player Who Clicked
With 20 Of ~ FIips Against Michigan
BY DAVE HOFF,

EVANSTON Ill., Oct. 22-Northwesterns Otto Graham cur
renty holds the honors for the years best passing
the Junior hafback only laughs
when like slingshot wing and rubber arm used
describe his ability.
just throw said today Some days hot
Evening star., 1942-08-09
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