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Evening star., 1943-10-30

Washburn U. and the Philly
Eagles, decided he'd play guard
today against Worcester Tech
IF I'm good enough to make the
team" Watch for the line-ups.
A Pheasant Time Was Had
Capt. Don Casety of the Army Air
Corps, former Syracuse U. tennis
coach, spent two days of brief
furlough tramping the woods and
fields near his home in vain
search for a pheasant. AS he was
breakfasting his last morning at
home, Don looked out the VIM
dow and saw a cock pheasant.
He grabbed his gun, stepped out
and bagged the bird, then dis
covered he had only five minutes
to catch the train back to his
base. His wife wrote that she
enjoyed the meal he had pro-
vided. A case of going hunting
instead Of fishing-and getting
nary q bite.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Ex-ini, Facing His Old School, Up Against STRANGERS

started at the U. of Connecticut
he hooked the ball like a heifer
side-kicking a harsh mixer"
Jerry Lawrence, New York RADIO
man who COLTS in the 70s, used to
caddy for Bing Crosby in Cali
fornia. It's reported that Jerry
also croons a bit when he takes
over pal for a couple of bucks
on the links. When st. Mary,s
High School of Rutherford, N. j.,
entertains Cardinal Hayes of New
York tomorrow, the coaches will
be otherwise engaged. st. Mary's
is coached by Bob Trocolar and
Cardinal Hayes by Ward Cuff,
both of the Giants.
Today's Guest Star.-John P.
Carmichael, Chicago Daily News:
"one of these days Fritzie Zivic
is going to quit fighting. There
are those who aver that he al
ready has"
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Horse Show Receipts
To GET Dance Floor
For Use Of U50

The Women's City Club, under the
direction of Mrs. Thelma Vernon, is
sponsoring a benefit horse show, to
be held tomorrow, beginning at /. 80
pm, at the North End Riding Acad-
emy show grounds on the East West
highway. Proceeds will go toward
the construction of a new dance
floor for the club, to be used for
USO functions.
Nine classes and two champion
ships will provide the basis for COM
petition, which will draw the usual
large group of horses which contend
at North End shows. Four hunter
and four jumper events, with a class
for flve-gaited saddle horses, are
scheduled.
Jumpers will compete in a handy
jumper, breezer, touch -and-out
and an open jumper, while the fox
chasers will vie in handy hunter
working hunter, hunter hack and
park hack. Championship awards
in both divisions will be s25 Wal
bonds.
Among the prominent show ring
contenders entered are Capt. Alvir
Kay's No Mistake. in the hunter
division, and his big leapers, Apple
jack and Smacko in the jumper
events. Gardner Hallman will ride
his No Foolin' as we'll as pilot soms
of the Kay entries.
Mrs. Dorothy Smiths st. Nick
Anita Mamnele's Caddie's Trump
Al Earnest's Dickey Boy, C. W. Hud'
sons Cody, Peter Prins' Propulsion
Mrs Benjamin Bays Lucky Lass
Betty Julians Greylark and Howard
Miles Sinner are expected to turr
out. and Mrs. Fred J. Hughes will
enter Jackie Warren's open jumper
champion. Yankee Doodle.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Beer Punished Primo

In Newark, N. j., Primo's oppo-
nent for the evening was visited in
his dressing room before the bout
by an unknown party and was re-
queSted to examine shooting irons
In Philadelphia Ace Clark had
closed one of Cameras eyes and
was relishing the prospect of polish
ing him off when somebody sug-
geSted he look down and see what
the stranger beneath his corner was
holding and what caliber it was.
The boys were protecting Primo.
The Carnera-Jac Sharkey bout
for the championship may have been
on the level, but the boxing writer
who believes it hasn't been located
Infesting Carneras training camp
were the usual gunner and hanging
around Sharkey's camp was the no.
torious Detroit Purple Gang. 1t
wasn't the proper setting for proper
procedure.
Max Baer apparently wasn't
swayed by threats. He made a huge
joke of his championship bout with
Camera. When he wasn't laughing
at the massive Italian he was clout-
ing him on the chin He knocked
him down three times in the first
round and finally ended Camera S
embarrassment in the 18th round
when Primo went down for the 18th
time.
AS the result of that farce Primo
owns a spinal injury. He's back in
his war-torn native Italy now. being
belittled by such as Haver We hope
the big fellow has found some hap
piness.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
ST. John S Toss Routs
Central Grid Jinx

Central's football dominance over
st. Johns ended last night as the
Johnnies tailed in the last minute
of play to win, 60, at Griffith Sta
dium. 1t was St. Johns first victory
over Central in the long series be-
tween the two.
The score was set up when George
Hughes intercepted pass from
Centrals Ed Crandau and returned
it 20 yards inside Centrals 5. Two
plays later Hughes passed to Andy
Hayden for the touchdown, barely
beating the final whistle.
Central's big threat came in the
third quarter when Crandalls passes
to Pete Chipouras reached the
Johnny before St. Johns could
rally and take over on downs.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
BY DONALD SANDERS,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3O.-With $25,-
900 and eighth place among the
leading money winners of all time in
sight at the end of a 3-16-mile
route, Mrs. Payne Whitney's Shut
Out faced field of four other colts
today in the seventh running of the
Pimlico Special.
Greentree Stables son of Equi-
poise was quoted at 6-5 in the over
night odds to romp home first and
win the 5000 purse for his owner
and $4,000 bonus for his trainer,
Marylander John Gaver.
Tenth as Money Winner.
Named to go to the post with him
in the weight-for- age CLASSIC were
w. E. Boeing's Slide Rule, Hal Price
Headley's Anticlimax, Havahome
Stables Eurasian and Foxcatcher
Farms Fairy Manhurst The latter
colt also was named overnight in
the $500 added Exterminator
Handicap.
Shut Out entered today's race
with total earnings of $289, ,607. plac-
ing him 10th among the biggest
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Service Dept.-The Sampson
IN. " Naval Station basket ball
team has been booked for a cou-
pie of double-headers in Buffalo's
civic auditorium, if Navy rules
about playing off base don't in
tcrfere. Opposition will be either
Colorado Aggies or Brigham
Young in one bill and East Texas
and U. of Savannah in the other,
with Canisius College taking the
other half. While Charley Brick
ley. Harvard's famous dropkicker,
is working in Wilmington, Del,
shipyard, Sergt. Charley, jr., is
with the Army somewhere in
England and another son, Pic.
John of the marines, is attached
to an MP unit in the South Pa
ciflc area. After watching his
Camp Edwards CMass.) grid team
take a couple Of thumpings,
Coach Clell Barton, formerly Of
Evening star., 1943-10-30
.Gonzaga' Long Runs
Rout Mount Vernon

Gonzaga's football Eagles are back
in the win column and will carry a
4-and-2 record into next Sundays
big game at Griffith Stadium
against Father Flanagans Boys
Town eleven. The Eagles displayed
a varied attack and plenty of power
yesterday in trimming Mount Yer
non, 34-6, in a tune-up contest.
Joe Hickson and Bill Murphy each
got two of Gonzaga's five touch
downs. Both Hickson markers were
on long runs. His first was on a
40-yard dash in the opening period
while in the third frame he broke
through the line, picked up some
good blocking and raced IS yards
to tally. Mount Vernon's last
period score followed a blocked kick
deep in Gonzaga's territory.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Scott Stars as Bulls
Blanks 6. W. Hiqh

Clyde SCOTS position as the lead
ing scorer among District and near
by high school football players is
safe for another week at least after
he scored two touchdowns and two
extra points as his Bulls School
team topped George Washington,
14-0, last night at Alexandria.
Scott's total for the season now
is II touchdowns and conversions
for 70 points
Both his touchdowns last night
were on long runs He raced As yards
in the first period and then con-
tributed an 80-yard run for a touch
down in the second frame Curtis
Kirby's long punts for G. w. helped
keep the score down as his boots
put Bulls back to its own goal
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Flock Of Trainee Aces
Headed by Berte||i
In farewell TiIts
BY HAROLD CLAASSIN,


NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Most good
bys are said in privacy, but today
millions will be shouting farewells
to football friends whose 1943 cam
paigns have been cut short by the
Navy Departments November l
graduations.
Some 10000 fans will give Angelo
Bertelli, aerial marksman of the
Notre Dame squad, a vocal sendof1
at Cleveland where the Irish and
the United States Naval Academy
eleven tangle in meeting of unde-
feated teams. Four of Dertelli's
present teammates will accompany
him to Paris Island marine camp
next week.
Another throng. this one of II 900
will be on hand at Philadelphia
where Pennsylvania and Army, like
wise unbeaten, are the opponents.
Early in the week Penn lost Full
back George Yelling and Reserve
CiiN DCiA SCiAdli Wy u dllSlclS.
Georgia Tech, Duke to Be Hit.
Georgia Tech and Duke, two out
standing lease-lend powers, are
scheduled to entertain 10000 at At
lanta with squads that may be
decimated before another week ends.
Duke will lose % members from
its varsity roster and Techs losses
will be almost as great.
Southern California, which trim
med California earlier in the year,
tries 1t again today, but this time
without Capt. Ralph Haywood,
Quarterback Mickey McCardle and
Pete MacPhail.
Virtually the only game in which
fareWells won't be in order is the
collision of Ohio State and Indiana
at Columbus. They rank among the
country's best all-civilian teams.
Minnesota hopes that Herman
temperance won't be as
as Bill Daley's last week.
Frickey, last year at Minnesota. will
De ending his brief Northwestern ca
reer in today's contest.
Tony Butkovich, Illinois fullback
on loan to Purdue, will be with the
Boilermakers for the last time
against Wisconsin, Daley is through
at Michigan following the final gun
in the Illinois game, Tulsa heads
into a Southwestern of Texas outfit
hat has lost virtually its first team
and Dartmouth appears in the Yale
Bowl.
Other Tussles Today.
Other games today include:
East-Brown at Princeton, Colum-
oia at Cornell, Colgate at Holy Cross,
Case at Rochester and Bucknell VS..
Midwest-Iowa State at Okla
loma, Missouri VS.. Nebraska. Fort
Riley at Iowa Pref1ight, Kansas
State at Kansas.
Southwest - Texas at Southern
Methodist, Texas A. and M. at Ark
ansas, Texas Christian at Louisiana
State.
Far West-St. Mary's Preflight VS..
March Field. Spokane Air Force VS..
U. c. L. A. at San Diego
Naval.
South-Georgia Prefight at Tu-
lane, Wake Forest at Clemson, North
Carolina vs. North Carolina State,
Virginia VS.. v. M. I.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Mrs. PoweII's Net of 81
Best in Kenwood Golf u,

Mrs j. F. Powell scored 94-l2-82
to take low net prize in the wom-
ems golf field day yesterday at the
kenwood Golf and Country Club
Low gross was Jane Nelson's SO.
Glass B net went to Mrs. E. B
Lockett, 1l3-23-9O, with low gross
to Mrs. E. c. Atwood, Sd.
Mrs. G. E. Peterson was chosen
chairman of the Golf Committee
Other officers named were Mrs
Edward Fox, vice chairman; Mrs
H. w. Bashore, secretary, and Mrs
J. P. Brantley, treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Men and Women Bowl
In Olive Handicap

Man and woman bowlers started
competition this afternoon in the
annual Charley Olive Handicap at
Queen Pin with the event to close
tomorrow at midnight.
Entry fee is 50. The two-thirds
handicap is based upon a scratch
of 100
Evening star., 1943-10-30
By HUGH FULLERTON, J,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Before
last weeks Notre Dame Illinois
game a sports writer asked Julius
Rykovich, Notre Dame halfback
from Illinois: How does it feel to
play against your former team
mates?' Il don't know" replied
Julius. The only one ON the Illi-
nois team I know is Lester Joop,
who was on the freshman team
with me last year"
Scrap collection - Westminster
College, Garden basket ball
regular" will be back again this
winter with trainee team. Bob
Artman, last seasons top scorer
for Doc Carlson at Pitt, will head
the Titans. THE Rev. Arnold Fen
ton. who taught Yale's Scooter
Scussel to boot football 10 yards
Or so, say that when Ray first
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Governor Is on Spot
At Army, Penn Tilt
By the Associated Press.

By me ASSoclated Press.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. 30
The Army-Penn game has Gov.
Edward Martin on the spot.
He's an Army man, a retired
two-Star general, but he's also
head of the University of Penn
Sylvania as Governor.
III be in fix. but I'll be for
Penn, of course he said at a
press conference.
He will attend the game at
Philadelphia with Maj. Gen. F. B.
Wilby, superintendent of the
United States Military Academy.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Garner Appears Before
Commission Mondoy

John Garner. former District
boxer whose confession that he
threw his October 10 boxing match
here against Tee Hubert is being
investigated by the District Boxing
Commission, will appear before that
board for questioning on Monday.
In the Army, Garner lately has
been confined to the hospital at
Camp Lee, Va
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Fights Lost Night
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the ASS0claLed PRESS.
CHICAGO.-Fritzie Zivic, 15O'.
Pittsburgh, outpointed Bobby Richard
son. l49 Cleveland, 10.
NEW ORLEANS, - Ike Willisms, Wi cnn.
johnson, New York, 1884 10.
TAUTCN. Mass--Franciss Leonard
1870, Taunton, outpointed Eddie MONTE.
49,. Fall River, =.
SAN FRANCIScO.-Paulie Peters
l63, San Francisco, outpointed Pete
BOSTON.--Tippy. Larkn. 143. Gar;
feld, N j.. knocked out George Red"
WvoRcEsTER, Mass-Pat Foley. 1874.
Worcester, outpointed Joe Lemieux.
14N: New Bedford, TO-,
Dowell 100, Paterson, outpointed Joe
Lynch. 1856, Plainfield. 8. w
HOLLYWOOD-Erne Aguilar, 10,
Mexico City, outpointed Joe Robleto,
120. Pasadena. 10.
INDIANAPOLIS Jack Marshall,
heavyweight, Texas, outpointed Johnny
benson. heavyWeiRht. INDIANAPOLIS. L..
Evening star., 1943-10-30
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Wilson's chances of getting into
the high school football champion
ship playoffs are much DINNER today
after the Tigers absorbed an 1876
laclng from revamped Eastern
eleven yesterday in the big upset so
far Of the schoolboy race. This leaves
the once high-riding Wilson team
with nothing more than a slim
mathematical chance for the title.
Yesterdays other series tilt, sup
posed to be tossup. furnished a
surprise in the size of the score as
Tech sWamped Anacostia, $40, larg-
est margin yet registered in series
competition
English Sparks Eastern.
Tom English spanked Eastern's
play against favored Wilson. He
failed to score a touchdown. but
passed for one marker and his run
ming and passing were responsible
for much Rambler yardage One
Eastern threat fizzled in the first
period when Wilson recovered a
tumble after 57-yard sprint by
English carried to the Tiger 10. but
thereafter the Ramblers went tc
town.
An exchange of punts again put
Eastern in Wilson territory in the
opening quarter, and a 30-yard pass
play from English to Fireman Settle
got the first marker. Wilson balanced
this in the second period with Pearce
Godfrey connecting with two Ions
passes, the second Of which went tt
Stu Brown for a touchdown.
That was all for the Tigers, how
ever, as the Ramblers tucked away
the game with two scores in tht
third period. They marched down.
field, with Mike Pappafotis plungins
over from the for one touchdown
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Thousands See Grid Greats Bow Out in Today Big Games
Colts Passes Smear
WI. Record First
Time in Years

Coolidge's Colts with only two
years of football history behind
them take over the main spot in the
high school gridiron picture here
after registering 20-7 upset against
Washington-Lee yesterday, biggest
reversal of form among the school,
boy elevens this season. 1t ended
"a two-year undefeated and united
string for the Generals, who previ-
ously had won IA straight. They
also had 26-game winning streak
on their home grounds until yes
terday.
The Colts have one smear on
their record this season, however,
having been defeated by George
Washington, 60, three weeks ago
All of Coolidge's touchdowns yes
terday were worked by the same
passing combination, John Schul-
lenbarger to Addy Bassin. The first
pass was one for II yards in the
opening period, but the second &as
good for a 70-yard total with Bas-
sin romping so yards after taking
the aerial.
The Generals fought back after
this one. getting a touchdown on
Bill Henry's 30-yard pass play to
Wally Pigg. Still in the second
period, the Colts struck again, get
ting in position when Basin inter-
cepted pass from Billy Earl in
Westinghouse territory. The
Schullenbarger-Bassin payoff pass
was good for 80 yards.
In the second half Washington
Lee pounded to Coolidges before
giving up the ball on downs.
| Pos Coolidge CoO) Waxhinqton-Teo (-)
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Win, Lose or Draw;
Ex- Trainer Gives Hozy Cornero Finishing Blow
BY BURTON HAWKINS

henry 1he Stars correspondent
cameras the
honest
income to him Eaver didn't poor
himself used punch him around freely training
Haver the shameful
incredible boxing
champion the sordd details it.
who
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Terp Lineup Unchanged
For GreenviIIe Game
Special Dispatch to The Star.


GREENVILLE, S. c.. Oct. 30
University of Maryland's football
team will send the same starting
lineup against Greenville Army Air
Base in today's game as it used
against Penn State last week.
This Old Liners arrived by bus
Yesterday and went through a light
workout. Maryland he. a two won
and three lost record.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Ten U. S. Golfers Tee OF
In Mexican Amateur
s. he Associated Press

b9 Ile ASSUCIdItd PreSS,
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 30 Ten
golfers from the United States and
some Of Mexico's best amateurs tee
off today in the qualifying round OF
Mexico's national tournament.
One of the Americans is Schoolboy
Rowe, major league baseball pitch
er, who won IA games for the Phila-
delphia Phillies this year.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Football Friduy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
South Carolina, 90: Charleston Coast
Guard, 0.
Georgia, 80; Howard, 0.
Presbyterian, 10: Camp Gordon, 13.
Tuskesee, Ala, Institute, 81; Will
berforce, o.
Rosecrans Army. SO; Wentworth
Military, II.
Kearns Army, 25: Bushnell Army, O.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
London Goal Kept Clean
As Little Hoyos Bow

Landon Schools football team re-
mains the only unscored-on one
around here after nosing out
Georgetown Prep, SO, yesterday for
its third straight win.
A frst-period pass from Stan
Sager to Carroll Smith got Landon
its to,Icbdouyp
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Probable line-upS:
Tabor Ace as Tuskegee
Conquers Wilberforce
Ey the Associated Press,

6N IIIt hosUIIdVcU 7 'tsSs
CHICAGO, Oct 30.-Alva Tabor
passed Tuskegee Institute of Ala
bama to a 27-0 victory over Wilber-
force University of Ohio last night
in the 14th annual football meeting
between th> two Negro schools.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
land got the other on 50-yard pass
| play from Ed Nicholson to Settle.
Tech Early in Command.

Tech Early in Command.
Tech steamrollered downfield with
the opening kickoff for its first of
five touchdoWns, with Andy Davis
getting the marker on 40yard
dash. Davis again counted in the
second period. going through the
line for 30 yards after Stan Fant's
35-yard run put the ball in scoring
position.
Long runs by Tom Tulenko and
Martin Bladen set up another score
in the third frame with FAINT getting
this one on another 30-yard jaunt
The Maroons varied their system
with 30-yard pass from Bob Piker
to Ernest Bertonini for a fourth
period marker and finished off with
Bob Boswell's interception of Jim
Flahertys pass and 78-yard return.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Rizzuto Likes Bowiino

Phil Rlzzuto, seaman first class at
the Norfolk Naval Training Station,
picks bowling next to baseball as a
hobby.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

too late did he realize he was the
victim of a cruel hoax.
He was taken on a tour of the
Nation and before his fists such vet
eran fainters as K o. Christner,
Farmer Lodge and Chuck Virgins
swooned gracefully. That tour
crossed 100000 and if Primo got
the price of new suit out of it his
handlers were in a generous mood.
On that tour Bombo Chevalier, a
huge California Negro, was popping
Cameras chin frequently. But be-
tween rounds Chevalier's attendants
rubbed some infammatory sub
stance in his eyes and he lost in
terest in cutting Carnera.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Touchdown - Smith. Substitutions -
Landon, Smith, Brawner, J. Miller. Arm
strong, Sanderson. Rernton: Georgetown
DeVercux, Nicoiaides
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Touchdowns-Hickson 90. Murphy (2).
Hcran. Baumann. Points after touchdowns
-Horan "a. Substitutions-Mount Ver-
non, .Rudderford, Painter. Mellott, Crump.
Powell, Waddel Jennings. Brisco. Robert
son; s91 .rF Ro-eTs Thomas; Holmes; ;, Gonzaga'
aghan. Donahue, Atchison Dyer, Cannon,
MacGresor FLANAGAN, Tippett, OKeefe
McAleer, O'Neill, Clark, Tilson, Bellmyer
Noone. Flaherty
Evening star., 1943-10-30
ST. AIbans Again Wins
with Smith as Star

Three touchdoWns a game is the
excellent average Cotton Smith of
ST Adams is carrying. He got three
against Charlotte Hall. three more
against st. Andrews and continued
this pace with three yesterday
against Baltimore Friends as the
Saints earned a 900 triumph in
Baltimore for their third straight
of the season and their second sue
ceSsive Interstate Academic Confer
ence win.
Smiths touchdowns yesterday
we're on runs of so. IS and yards
in the first, third and fourth periods
He also scored one extra point and
passed to Ed Mccullough for the
other one the Saints tailed.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

with the best right hand he ever
threw. He was a flfth-rate fighter,
but he crossed more than $4,000
in the ring and wound up with moth
ing. The most he ever saw OF that
money at any one time was 5000.
Crippled at Finish
Primo really wound up with worse
than nothing. His last days in the
United States were spent in hos
pital when he was suffering from
a paralyzed leg, the result of a beat
ing around the head administered by
Leroy Haynes. Now he's incapaci-
tated by spinal injury, the result of
the Max Baer fight in which Car
nera was floored 13 times. Before he
returned to Italy. Joe Louis get
around to pulverizing his mouth.
He was discarded disgracefully in
those final days in the United States
None of those who gulped at the
trough when the money was pouring
In had the decency to visit him at
the hospital, but it probably was
.IuSJ dS we'll ouCl puOlN SIlCilllCFo nS
Bill Duffy. Owney Madden, Big
Frenchy De Mango and Boo-Boo
Hoff were Primos friends" when he
was at the top.
They we're some Of the mob that
moved in and muscled Carnera
away from Leon See, the French
man who discovered Primo in
small circus and brought the glandu-
lar freak to America They were
the gangsters who controlled the
boxing industry through Carnera for
a prolonged period.
Record Mostly False
With few exceptions Cameras
record was gigantic falsehood. He
was introduced at Madison Square
Garden in a test case and when Big
Boy Peterson, Primo's foe, crashed
to the canvas from a gentle tap on
the elbow and the New York State
Boxing Commission voiced no OBJ
iections. Carnera's s handlers realized
they could get away with anything
and did.
The painfully innocent Carnera
was duped along with the specta-
tors. He was Convinced he was an
invincible fighter; that the persua-
sion of his pokes sent opponents
crumbling to the floor. Not until
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Five years ago-Paul Runyon's
record Of 282 won the Argentine
open golf tourney.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

couldn't crack a champagne glass
with the best right hand he ever
threw. He was a ffth-rate fighter,
but he crossed more than $2,000,000
in the ring and wound up with moth
ing. The most he ever saw of that
money at any one time was 5000.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Wilson, Beaten by Eastern, All
But Out of Gridiron Title Race

HiEh School Standinks.