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Evening star., 1944-11-22

/ Wolverine fumbles in addition to in
tercepting a pass and throwing back
Michigan thrusts.
Paul Walker, Yale end, and Tom
my Smith, Eli guard, performer bril-
liantly against North Carolina.
Bobby Folsom, Southern Methodist
end and halfback, intercepted five
Arkansas aerials, running one back
rs yards for the winning touchdown
He played end on offense and half
back on defense.
Although his team was beaten, the
terrific defensive play of Roger
Harding, California center, brought
the assertion from jeff Cravath,
Southern California coach, that
Harding was the best center on the
Pacific Coast.
Other outstanding linemen in
cluded:
Ends-Doc Acocella. Syracuse; Leon
Bramlett, Navy: Paul Robson, jr., Cornell.
Tackles-Don whitmire, Navy: Clyde
Texas Aggies: Don Winslow. Iowa.
Guards-H. J. Nichols. Rice, who made
so per cent of tackles against Texas Aggies:
Alex Kapter. Iowa Pre-fiight; Jack Fat
hauer. Iowa State: Bill Hackett, Ohio State,
Ralph Serpico, Illinois.
Centers-Don Paul, UCLA; Jack Sasche,
Texas; Fritz Alexander, Dartmouth: Vaughn
Mancha, Alabama.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Sinkwich, Lions Triple Threat,
Hottest Package in Pro Loop

best triple-threat performer by far
in league where specialists abound.
frankie, who stands an inch under
6 feet and weighs 1875 pounds, is an
all-out competitor whose hard run
ming has made dent in other than
the league record book. Rival coach
es shudder when the slam bang
Georgian, who made l941 and 1912
All-America teams, rips into the
line. More than once this season
would be tacklers have been serious
ly injured in tangling with Sink
Wich.
Johnny Grigas. the only bright
spot in a dismal Cardinal Pittsburgh
season, maintained his leadership
in ground-gaining last week end,
although his msrgin over second
place Bill Paschal of the New York
Giants was trimmed to 6 yards
Grigas gained only IS yards in II
tries against Cleveland for an eight
game total of $50, compared with
Paschal's aggregate of 583.
Frank Filchock of Washington
strengthened his lead in passing
with completions in IL tries as
the Redskins bit the dust before
Philadelphia, 37-7. Filchock heads
the department with 73 hits in 123
tosses, followed by Sid Luckman OF
the Bears with 81 in ia.
Although Hutson still is tops in
scoring with 68 points, IL ahead
of Sinkwich and 13 in front OF
Leroy Zimmerman of the Eagles,
the great Green Bay end is in dam
ger of being dethroned as the point
making champion for the first time
in five seasons. He has only sone
more game to play while Sinkwich
has two and Zimmerman three.
Sammy Baugn Of Washington,
league punting champion for the
past four seasons, moved into the
lead in that department. from fourth
place with an average of 42.1 yards
in 33 attempts.
Hutson continued to lead in pass
receiving with So catches for $40
yards, while Ken Strong of New
York kept ahead in the somewhat
neglected field goal department
with five out of eight.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Middies Shade Army,
Foes Records Show
By JOHN F. CHANDLER.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Figuring
Filbert, the statistical man. dropped
in today, hauled up a chair, lit a
cigar and came up with the predic-
ton that Navy would beat Army on
December in the game the Nation
is waiting for
Mulling. over the records of the
teams that the Cadets and Middies
played this season, Filbert pro-
duced notes purporting TO show
that point-a minute Army, as a
whole, met a bunch of buns while
the Middies battled some pretty
tough cookies.
Ignoring Army's runaway scores
on Duke, Notre Dame and Pennsyl-
vania-the three teams which played
both Navy and Army-Filbert indi-
Gated it was the old one-two punch
that paved the way for the Cadets
to rattle OF "a points on Duke, 50 on
Notre Dane and 81 on Penn.
In other words, West Point got to
them as they were crawling of the
floor for the second time. North
Carolina Pref1ight and Navy soft
ened up Duke for Army; Navy and
Michigan did the same to Penn;
Illinois and Navy made Notre Dame
a cinch for the Cadets.
Now, quick rundown of Filbert's
figures:
Annapolis opponents, with 1914
Nayy scores in brackets:
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Lions Seeking Talent
After Loss 10 Blades

Washington's ice hockey Lions to-
day were hot on the trail of two
new players prior to their departure
for Philadelphia, where they clash
with Coach Redyers Mackenzie,s
Philadelphia Falcons in an Eastern
League match tonight.
Coach Charley Good is negotiat-
ing for a new defenseman and a
wing and may close for their serv-
ices in sufficient time to introduce
them at Uline Arena Friday night
when the Lions take on the New
York Rovers at $50.
Baltimore's surprisingly hashy
Blades dealt the Lions their first
setback on home ice before $500 at
Uline's last night, 6 to 3.
George Kelly, blond center. scored
all of Washington's goals while turn
ing in the hat trick, while 1S-year-
old Emile Francis played a good
game at goal
Baltimore outskated the Lions in
the first period, 2 to l. and a 2-to-2
deadlock come up in the second
stanza, but the Blades clinched it
in the third period when they fired
Evening star., 1944-11-22
pen Sa Sports Western Due Spring More Tricks Crucial Tilt With Tech
Remotch Of Georgia 7 ech
Another Orange Bowl Novelty

for the few undefeated eIevens
available, the Orange Bowl started
breaking precedents by putting the
emphasis on color.
Among the departures were the
rematching of two teams which bad
played regular season game
Louisiana State and Texas Ags last
year; selection of team which
had lost three games-Alabama for
the 1943 renewal, and the announce
ment of the signing of a team just
after it had taken a bad beating
Louisiana State.
The Orange Bowl departed f, ON
it's own custom by naming a team
which will play here in the regular
season, since Tulsa's game with
Miami is to be held December in
the same stadium where the bowl
battle will be waged.
Tulsa Worries Over Arkansas.
Tulsa, Okla, Nov. % (P.-Sure,
Tulsa footballers were tickled about
their invitation to play Georgia
Tech in the Orange Bowl, but
There are more pressing things
to think Of right now. Meaning
Arkansas, which meets Tulsa here
tomorrow. 1t will be the 21st play
ing of the Tulsa-Arkansas game
and Coach Henry Frnka's Golden
Hurricane, first team to have four
consecutive bowl bids, knows the
boys from the Ozarks will be hard
to handle.
1t was not until after practice
ended yesterday that the Tulsans
learned Of the acceptance of the in
vitation to play Tech at Miami.
Among the players were a dozen
who took part in last years Sugar
Bowl battle.
Frnka is the only college coach
to produce four bowl teams in
row. He's batted 1000 herewith
four bowl bids in four years.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

TODAY.
Football.
Roosevelt at Eastern lnter-
high series. s:45. =
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program.
Turner's Arena, BIS.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Interhigh games at 2.
Western VS.. Tech, Central Sta
dunn.
Central at Anacostia.
Gonzaga VS.. st. Johns, Grif-
fifth Stadium, 2.
st. Albans at St. James, 2:30.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Iona, New
Rochelle, N. Y, 3.
Lincoln at Howard Univer-
sity, 2.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Dewitt VS.. Coolidge, Central
Stadium, 2::30.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. Boston
Olympics, Uline Arena, $3.50.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Episcopal at Woodberry Forest.
Bulls VS.. Navy Plebes, An
Aapohs. 2. ~
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Skins Still See Title,
But Rout by Eagles
Kills Fans Hopes
BY LEWIS F. ATCHIsON.

Maybe some kind soul should tap
the Redskins gently on the shoulder
and quietly break the news that
they are no longer considered in the
race for Eastern division honors and
berth in the National Pro Leagues
championship play-off. Mathe-
matically the Tribe still is in the
thick of 1t, but anybody with the
faintest knowledge Of football knows
they were counted out last Sunday.
The thought virtually Is unanimous.
Funny thing, though, the Skins
still talk of taking all the marbles.
They expect to regain the lead
Sunday by beating Boston while the
Chicago Bears are padding Phila-
delphia and Brooklyn is giving the
unsuspecting Giants the old heave-
ho. After that comes clean sweep
against the Giants and, presto, the
Redskins are in.
Think we're kidding? Well, sew
eral of the boys who predicted New
York's upset win over the Packers
now say the Eagles are due for a
letdown against the Bears while
the law of averages is bound to
overtake Brooklyn before the sea-
son ends and it well may happen
this week end. There have been
clubs that failed to win a game,
but that was in the dim, dusty past.
Buffalo in 1927 and Dayton in
1928 and 1929 earned that dubious
distinction, and plenty of the more
modern clubs have skinned by with
one triumph, but the boys say Brook
lyn simply is too tough to be shit
out. If the Tigers muster a bite
to go with their growl they might
turn the trick.
AS for Philadelphia it's due for
letdoWn after its crushing victory
over the Tribe and a game with the
Bears is not the place or the time
for easing up in this league. The
Bears shouldn't be in a friendly
mood after that shellacking at De-
troit.
Typical of the Redskins spirit is
the remark of one yesterday after
De Groot announced there would
be a huddle at the wigwam last
night.
What for, to vote on the pIayoff
shares?" he asked. He wasn't kid
ding.
De Groot and Turk Edwards spent
most of yesterday poring over the
game pictures and picking out flaws
1t wasn't difficult, and with Joe Un-
gerer and Ted Lapka out of action
their worries have multiplied. Ed
wards hopes to have big Jim North
ready for the Yanks to replace Un-
gerer. but the team will have to
get along as best it can without a
replacement for Lapka, a handy
gent to have around.
| Boston's second decision over
Brooklyn, although outplayed by a
wide margin, has the local board
OF strategy genuinely worried. The
Skins didn't have anything to spare
in beating the Yankees last month
and a couple of breaks the wrong
way might give the story the wrong
ending
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Howell, Former Pitcher,
Is Prisoner in Germany

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, Nov. 22.-
Pvt. Millard Dixie) Howell, former
pitcher for Syracuse in the Interna-
tional League and Wilkes Barre in
the Eastern loop, is a prisoner of
war in Germany, his family an
nounced.
Howell, who was picked from the
sandlots of Logan, w. Va, by scout
for Cleveland, previously had been
reported missing in action. His wife
and two daughters live here.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Service Teams Curbed
On Postseason PLAY
BY The Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
1t looked today as if the powerful
cambridge Naval Training Center
football team, much sought after for
postseason game, would have to
end its season this week end by en-
tertaining Camp Peary.
The Navy Department said the
training program at Bainbridge, cur
rently ranked fifth nationally on
the Associated Press poll of experts,
would permit no postseason games.
Invitations have come in from all
sections of the country.
The Navy also cited a standard
rule which says that a Navy team
must play on its home field or that
of its opponent, and added that
only by special consideration" could
cambridge or any other Navy team
play on neutral field.
There was some indication that
the War and Navy Departments
might allow some postseason games
featuring service teams to be played,
in view of the flood of requests.
Evening star., 1944-11-22

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Robert J.
st. Onge, center on Army's high
flying point-a-minute football team,
won honors as the outstanding line
man of the week in the eighth As
Sociated Press poll.
A converted halfback, st. Onge. a
180-pounder from New York City,
tore the middle of, the Pennsyl-
vania line apart as the West Point
ers piled up a 62-7 score.
John Cooke, Texas Christian
tackle, virtually won the South
west Conference title for the Horned
Frogs by blocking two consecutive
Texas punts that defeated the Long
horns.
Another tackle, Clarence Esser of
Wisconsin, was a standout at Ann
Arbor rs the Badgers held Michigan
to l4-0 victory. He recovered two
Evening star., 1944-11-22
BY JERRY LISKA,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


CHICAGO, Nov. 22-The hottest
package in the National Football
League-although you have to look
twice at loop statistics to notice it
is Fireball frankie Sinkwich, the
Detroit Lions rip-roarin' halfback.
Some $1,000 fans at Detroit Sun
day were sold on the fact when
Sinkwich pitched four touchdown
passes as the Lions crushed the
Chicago Bears, 41-21, but the
leagues weekly statistical release
shows that the former two-time
All America back from Georgia
shines at much more than just toss
ing a football.
Actually, passing is Frankie's S
weakest Department. f1fth-place
ranking with 4S completons in 1913
attempts. On the other hand, he's
second in scoring behind peerless
Don Hutson with Sc points, third
in ground-gaining with 533 yards
in 134 tries and in punting with a
400 average and fourth ir punt re-
turns with 1873 average.
All of which makes Sinkwich the
Evening star., 1944-11-22
BrookIund Women Seek Lead
In Pin Battle With Luckies

In front by four games, NOHn'
east Temple sharpshooters will IN
wade Colonial Village for one OF
the battles in the Mems Disficl
League, starting at 7:30.
Surprising Greenway pinmel
holding second place on total pin
in a three-way tie with Lafayett
and Clarendon, engage Bethesd
at GreenWay. Lafayette visits Hy
attsvllle and Hi-Skor invades Clal
endon. The champion King Pin
and Spillway, deadlocked for f1ft
place, will shoot it out at Spillwa1
Lucky Strike will invade Brooklan}
Led by Al Consorti's IA and 38I
the United States Coast GuaI|
quint last night at King Pin gaind
first place in the keen Rhode Is
land Avenue Businessmen's loo
with 81 win from Optical Sho
when the erstwhile tied Mullin
Cafe dropped two games to McGol
rick Plumbers as the winners, aide
by Paul Duffy's 147 and 1893, chalke
up second high season team gam
of 657 for the edge.
The nant-contending Wash
ington Auto Supply posted a seaso
record 1873 with game of 653
trim Kronheim, 81. Eddie Thomp
sons 1893, Lou Roses 389 and Waite
Robinson's 383 were the big blow
Lee Brown also gained the limeligh
with top set of 403 as Schall's Ess
Service nicked Harding Coffee, 2.
Rex Stewards 143 and 381 were tn
edge as United Market took the rub
Der game from National Beer.
The Rhode Island Avenue Bear,
18th in the 18-team loop, are onl
seven games behind the pace-settin
Coast Guards. Billy Towles of tn
champion Mullins Cafe fired 80
to move only 10 pins back of Bo
Miciotto, the McGolrick Plumber,
ace, who boasts top average G
124-9. AL Wright of United Marke
is third with 1928.
Karl Gochenour, rolling Brilliant
all season, fired 145 and 405 as tn
leading Brookland Hardware wo
the odd game from Martins Flower
in the Brookland Merchants lool
Don Hardesty's 155 was the big pok
as the losers Tailed 635 to win the
lone game. The second-place Can
non Restaurant nicked MPM Maj
ket, 2-1, while third-place Brook
land Shoe dropped behind by los
ing a 81 decision to De Perini 8
Hall Williams starred with 38
Johnny Eckstines $50 and 1886 lie
Brookland Garages sweep Owe
Brookland Decorators.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
100, 900 More Is Sought
Ior Cuddie Scholarships

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. GA CAM
hign to raise 100000 for furthering
lie education of deserving caddies
a Northwestern University was an
nunced by the National Evans
C,ddy Scholarship fund of the
Western Golf Association.
rhe Scholarship Foundation, orig
|nated by Chick Evans, veteran
hnateur golfer, has provided
Fclolarships at Northwestern for
P5 :addies since its inception in 1882.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
By the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 22.-NoW that
Georgia Tech and Tulsa have been
signed for 1915, it'll take quite a
hunt for the Orange Bowl to find
any more New Year Day football
precedents to smash. In their quest
for teams which will stage a SPAR
king show, promoters OF the Miami
game knocked over just about the
last of the bowl traditions yester-
day by:
Naming Tulsa and Georgia Tech
for replay of their exciting battle
in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans
last January / when Tech put over
a late touchdown to win, 20 to 18:
and,
Announcing the selection of teams
each of which has two regular
season games yet to play.
Tech Has Two Tough Games.
Once-beaten Tech, conqueror of
mighty Navy and probable cham
pion of the Southeastern Confer
ence, still must tackle Notre Dame
and Georgia. Arkansas and Miami
are the remaining opponents for a
Tulsa eleven which has lost two
high-scoring games.
No bowl ever before has arranged
a return engagement of two elevens
which appeared in a rival attraction
the year before, and available rec
ords do not list another instance
when the participants in a jan
uary / game were named SO early
Time was when bowls sought
either undefeated or championship
teams-but that was before there
were five annual games and before
the Orange Bowl set out to compete
for the headlines and the thrills
with stadium which now seats only
Is 900.
IInahle fo hid against richer rivals
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Chisox ond Cubs to PIuy
City Series April 12-l5

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The Chicago
White Sox and Cubs will play their
annual preseason city series of four
games April 1918.
The Cubs again will train at
French Lick, Ind, next spring, but
the White Sox, who trained there
last year, are seeking a new site for
spring workouts.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Boord Of Trode Earns Kudos for Its Campaign

As pointed Bill Henry at the inrdepartmena AUDITORIUM
mass meeting stadium worthy the richest ano
most minor rehnemen tina
are of major Importance collectively
edltor
detector of oveays at Santa Anita In the mos
items
equipped with back is the case IN the Los
Angeles Memorial with planning OF which he had o
to do. all for that, too.
much-needed sadln
that got beyond the
stage of dusty buepn postwar fruiton looms almost
certainty. !.
that the progressive and reorceu boaro
Trade can take dscardng the unproduct1
principle nge-group sponsorship favor of ancusle
putsch limitations creed, color or sex
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Yale and Virginia
Acclaim Walkers
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. %.
They'll no doubt be cheering for
Walker on both sides of Yale's
big bowl Saturday when the
football teams of Yale and Vir-
ginia meet.
On the Virginia side they'll
mean Henry Walker and on the
Yale side Paul Walker. Both
Virginia's Henry and Yale's Paul
play end, each has received high
praise from his coach and the
sports publicists of Virginia and
Yale have been shouting for
long time that Walker (Henry
in one case, Paul in the other
can't be denied berth on the
All-America team.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Col. Neyland Is Nominated
To Be Broader General

Col. Robert R. Neyland, jr., former
University of Tennessee football
coach, has been nominated by
President Roosevelt for promotion
to the rank of brigadier general, his
name being included in a long list
of nominations sent to the Senate
for approval.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
West Point opponents, with 1914
Army scores in brackets:

Filbert's ratings: Navy met win
ming outfits: Army, q gang of $3.50
boys. Removing the common foes
Duke, Penn and Notre Dame-the
form sheet shows that Nays five
other opponents won %. lost II, tied
l. Army's five noncommon foes won
II, lost 81 and tied 2.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Asks Service Seat
On 50-Yurd Line

by the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Add
|optimists: The man who in
Guided drawing of the Mu-
|nicipal Stadium with his appli-
cation for a ticket to the already
pyersold Navy-Army football
game December 2.
Beneath a large tx" on the
drawing he had written "here is
where I want my seats"
The *" marked box on the
P0-yard line.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Bosketer Hurt in Drill

NEW YORK, Nov. % (P.-Bill
Levine, captain of thesCity College
of New York basket ball team, suf-
fered deep cut on the jaw during
practice yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
,nqerette Is TriuIs Victor

RISTOL, Va, Nov. % {R.-Gin-
gertte, white and liver pointer
Plte,, owned by DR.. Arthur E. Glover
i Madison, w. Va, topped a field
! Is entries to win the Derby Stakes
+ the Goth annual fall events of
pc Tenneva Field Trials Associa-
HnYa
Evening star., 1944-11-22
PinwheeI RifIemen Win

The Pinwheel Rifle Club won a
/ BIOL ,28g victory over the Univer-
sity of Maryland team last night at
the Maryland armory. Pinwheers
Arthur Cook was high with 271.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Win,Lose or Draw
No Arena Large Enough for Army Navy Game
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Star Sports Editor.

Speaking national stadium in the Nations Capital for W
isn't dayswha do suppose the q
take of all who want to see the
Navy game? /
throw, the purchase OF fresh war Bona
with the choicest seats going TO lnVeSJg
of $1,000 more our guess
structure would adequate
Coming battle with the participants ran
the national poll the service clash this year & OF
the event calculated to TAX f
facilities of inclosure. Il
football racas at Cleveland last ST
throng that could have been
permitting and the Ohio Michigan encounter
before seout assemplaf
capacious Columbus in like category
Evening star., 1944-11-22
Mutiple-Deeker Could Supply Partial Solution

IT. 50 happen that the sadia referred
are rectangular shape Baltimore Stadium but ike
m oooocapacy Yale Bowl explains its conforma
there is but single gradually opng seats the most oan
of which sin the next county, . ..
double Field (7 O00 which gives spect
tors better stadium have seen Is neng ao
interests of the public in mind are all Tor IT,
whether is archtectura feasible to arrange Tor three u
as also has suggested wholly beyond our ken espey
cost the
s a climbing entailed But anything exceeding 100000
nee-er basis distant of the cash customers WI" De OUT
1,ck minus radios with follow the action .
Intriguing question of size however thre are
beyond the OBVIOUS
one If Site oneranp control parking and railway spurs
feeder bouley o otoWn VISITORS
Evening star., 1944-11-22
It's Ditto for Louis vs.. Conn and Olympic Comes

could be said return engagement between
sc championship OF the universe
in addition to War Bond trimmings
Olympic And with regard to the latter
day but several
goes likely that the upward of 7oO00 who w
Baltimore Municipal Stadium for
eo easily could be matched for an arm
contest between Randolph Fields oustandr
such that representing Banpro
provided able to get by the tordan
Camp Maryland station this week end
of the things to be settled in connection Wn
aeential preliminary arrangements
authorization financing question of size
plans only formative stage it already appe
ulitariantype plant, modest IN scope
primarily memorial impressive only IN an
standpoint architectural beauty won't even get up 10
muc first
Evening star., 1944-11-22
TELESCOPES Must for Suburban Spectators

From early structure approxmang in accom-
modaons capacity already in operation
Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia and whose ability y
pull weight financially speaking testimony as y
adduced structure to seat 2oooou!
Never having progressed indubitaby modest point
having for dwelling purposes TINS o
partment expert constructor
matters but that figure has fairly gasplng
We never Angeles stadium, other than IN
bird plane have been NUMBERS
among throngs both Phiadephia Muncpa
Field testify that to thos
in the more figures the field resemol
pygmies. -, .. . .s,o
Particularly boxing where the action connne
center of the but also
in length the players ar
without benefit OF binoculars