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Evening star., 1946-11-01
GU-GW. Tie Sure # Biased Critics Are Correc1
Hot Tilt Due Should Old Rivals
play Up to Rooters' rawlings
CoIonioIs Feel Sorry
For Hilltop Upstorts
By MerreII WhittIesey

The best thing that could happen
to George washington tomorrow
takes place in the adjoining column.
Atchison picks Georgetown. Atchi-
son hasn't picked winner since
Ben Hur.
Georgetown students probably will
picket The Star tonight in an effort
to get Atchison to withdraw his
choice, but it's no use, Hoyas, The
Atch has spoken. He went into a
huddle with himself after digesting
all the football know-how he has
accumulated since August, tipped
a coin and it came out Georgetown.
G. w. Knows Those G. U. Stars.
A bet on George Washington to-
morrow is better than a license to
steal. You should see those kids at
George Washington. A lot of them
are from out of town, you know,
and this Georgetown team isn't such
hot stuff to them Somebody told
them the other day that these teams
have been playing since 1890 and
G.. w. hasn't won in Is tries and
you know what they said: ITS time
for a change"
I'll let you in on little secret
about these Colonials. You know
lot of those kids were worrying about
the William and Mary game before
the season started. They figured
that was the only game that stood
between them and an unbeaten sea-
son. They started of by beating
Kings Point Merchant Marine, Rol-
Inns and Wayne, just like nobody
expected them too.
They should have trimmed that
Rutgers team last week, too, you
know. A couple of the boys were
out to lunch at the wrong time or
they would have won that one. The
G. WIS looked on this game with
Georgetown and that Citadel game
next week as breathers, and then
comes the toughie, William and
Mary.
Homecoming Seen Mistake.
Georgetown beat St. Louis last
week, but that st. Louis team didn't
complete a forward pass and the
Hoyas won only 1877 Can you
imagine G. w. not completing q
pass? Those kids Buell. and Shul-
lenbarger will fill that air so full of
pigskin you'll think Griffith Stadium
has a roof on it. The only time
Georgetown will get the ball is when
G. w. kicks off after its touchdowns.
Those Hoyas have a lot of nerve.
They scheduled this game as home
coming, you know, the day a team
plays somebody it figures it can beat
so it can soft soap the old grads into
"a nice contribution for next year.
After the Georgetown alumni see
what G. w. does to those Hoyas to-
morrow they won't get enough
dough to buy air for that oxygen
tank.
One of the best players on the
George Washington team tomor-.
row will be the Georgetown quarter
back, one of the G. w. scouts was
saying. IT figure We'll make more
yardage on Georgetown fumbles
than they will under their own
power" the scout went on to say.
Somebody else said he heard
Georgetown was going to dust off
its old spread formation and he
said the only thing that would be
spread from that would be George
town-all over the field.
You'd better come on out, it'll be
a pretty good ball game. Skip
Stanley is the hard-boiled type, but
he'll probably hold down the score.
Atchison will be there. too. He'll
be the lack-haired guy in the press
box, eating his typewriter.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
|Coo|idge-Tec Battle
Seen as Preview
OF Title Scrap

Coolidge and Tech tangle tomor-
row afternoon at Central Stadium
in the weeks big high school foot
ball game. It's considered preview
of the championship playo6 coming
up Thanksgiving Day between the
top two of the loops eight elevens.
Starting time is 2 o'clock.
This tilt figures as a real tossup,
with Tech presenting better scor-
ing record while Coolidge has been
tops in defense. In wining four
straight series games the Colts have
kept their goal line uncrossed. Tech
has scoreless tie against Eastern
in the mud as the only blot on its
four game record Coolidge beat
Wilson, 14-0, and Western, 1870,
while Tech won over the Tigers, 33-
13, and the Red Raiders, 21-0.
Even in the injury column the two
are balanced. Tackle Bimbo Har-
rington of Tech broke a collarbone
in last weeks outing against Ana
costa, while it's still doubtful if Tex
Jones, feet Colt halfback, will play
much if at all. Jones has an ankle
injury that is slow responding to
treatment despite the fact that an
X-ray disclose no fracture or sprain.
Otherwise all regular players on the
two teams are in good condition.
Today's high school series games
have the four second-division clubs
in action with Eastern at Anacostia
and Roosevelt at Wilson.
Tomorrow's other big games most
ly are out of town. Episcopal hopes
to keep on the undefeated and un-
tied list while playing at Randolph
Macon; Bulls seeks its first victory
at Fork Union, and George Wash
ington High travels south to meet
Newport News High eleven which
last week trimmed neighboring Fair
fax, 22-7. Two interstate Academic
Conference games are scheduled,
Friends at st. James, Hagerstown,
and st. Andrews at Landon.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

understand that. This year for
sure I've got to make it."
His insistence was tied up with
his determination to transform
the Indians into a first division
team next year and later a pen
nant winr...
It'll be months, perhaps a year,
before he can walk again. But
he expects to fly to Los Angeles
a month after the amputation
and go through spring training
and the 1947 season on crutches.
But a year from now I'll be
ready for dancing" he grinned.
If he had a mind to do it, he
probably could be ready for tight
rope walking in year, too. He's
that kind of a guy.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Hoyos Admit Foe Good
But Not Quite Enough
By Lewis +. Atchison

Sure now. and I hope you'll not
be believing that blarney in the ad-
jinin' column about George WASH
ington laying the shillelagh to
Georgetown tomorrow on Paddy
O'Grif1th's clover. Faix, that Whit
tlesey lad is up to some divilment
for fair.
The Colonials beat the Irish-and
with the likes of Walsh, Murphy,
O'Connor and Kelly awearin the
Shamrock? They've never done 1t
before and it's too late to be start
ing such, monkeyshines now. Let
me tell you-and it's right from the
barn-it will be Georgetown by two
when they begin count
ing up. Cross me heart and hope
to we'll, now, wait and see If it's
not the truth I'm speaking.
Listen to that Whittlesey, why the
lad should be politician. A good
enough golf writer, to be sure. but,
as can be plainly seen, not to be
trusted with a pregame football pre-
diction. The lads been talking to
the little men again.
That O'Hagerty Can Coach.
Sure. and I know Skip Stahley's
good, honest man, and foine coach
but who will say he's better man
than Jack O'Hagerty? Whittlesey
may tell you Stanley will work some
magic, pull touchdowns out OF the
air. fetch fleet halfbacks from high
silk toppers and such other non
sense, but don't you believe it.
Well not disagree that Pau
Shullenbarger is a foine kicker ano
a fair to middlin' passer, too. but
would ye'z be comparin' him to Lot
O'Surman as a kicker or Elmer
O,Raba as a passer. And we've nc
quarrel with Whittlesey's suggestion
that Joe Buell. is fine looking
youngster with a pigskin tucked un'
der his arm, but tush, man, nj
couldn't carry Babe OBaranowskls
helmet.
Ihope he'll not be saying that Ray
Trucks and Jack Dobbins will out
shine any other Georgetown backs
for I'm thinking the Hoyas will be
having better backs sitting on the
bench than G. w. will have on the
field, that I am.
Nothing Like ORobustelli.
AS for anything Whittlesey may
say about the lines, you have only
to look at Georgetown's brawny
delegation to put your mind at ease
there. G. WIS line big? Phoosh anc
swhoosh, man, it's nothing but 8
babe in arms compared with George
towns. The Hoyas would make
mighty foine blacksmiths if they
weren't all going to be doctors, law
yers and Governors of States.
Sure and to give the divil hi
due this Edsel Gustafson at center
is a decent young fellow, but hav'
ye'z never heard of Ralph OBenso
Vic O,Banonis or Bill Walsh
Agreed that G. WIS Hank Agusie
wicz is a good guard, but, and mari
this, Georgetown's got at least tw'
Americas in Bus OWerder ant
Elmer O'Berto. Would me fin
feathered friend be saying that Car
Butkus is better than Lou ORC
bustelli or George O'Antonovsky'
He would? Then, the mans com
pletely out Of his head.
Only Bowl Teams Beat Hoyas.
Is Whittlesey trying to pretent
that G. WIS record of beating King
Point, Rollins and Wayne and LOSING
to Rutgers better than Georgetown's S
Sure and the Irish have lost twice
but everybody knows that botf
Wake Forest and Villanova shoule
be playing in the Rose Bowl, come
January.
Sure now you can put your none!
on the Hoyas tomorrow and dom
be letting any blatherskite tell 20,
the Colonials are going to win.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Irish Rally Is Shifted
To Carlton Hotel

The pre-Navy game rally Of the
Notre Dame Club of Washington
will be held at the Carlton Hotel
tonight at $3.50, and not at the
knights of Columbus Hall, as pre-
viously announced, according to
George Howard, jr., club president.
Father John Cavanaugh, C. S. c.,
president Of the university, and
Frank, Leahy, head coach, will be
among the speakers at the stag
affair.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

Upset.
Tomorrows battle is regarded generally as
a preliminary invasion of the East by Frank
Leahys Iegions from South Bend The main battle,
which in all probability will determine the national
championship, will be between the Fighting Irish
and the Black knights in New York on November
The 65 900 spectators who will tomorrow's game
will be here for a preview of the mightiest Notre
Dame since 1943.
If Hamilton had the material which Navy
had in 1914 and 1s45 they would be talking ABOUT
tomorrows game speculating on the probable
winner. But Hamilton is starting his second tour
of duty as head coach at Annapolis with green
squad and it must make dismal Sunday reading
for the old Navy star, bloody but unboWed, wnen
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Battles Named Coach
or Football DODGERS
BY the A..oeioted Press

CHICAGO, Nov. Cliff Battles,
former assistant coach at Columbia
University and pro football star with
the Washington Redskins, today was
named head coach Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers Of the All-America Football
Conference.
Announcement of Battles appoint
ment was made by Vice President
Bill Cox. Battles succeeds DR.. Nal
Stevens, who resigned as head coach
asst Friday.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

CLEVELAND, Nov. l. Now
that Bill Veeck, explosive presi-
dent of the Cleveland Indians,
has made a decision such as has
blighted the spirit Of the most
rugged veterans, he's thinking Of
getting to the winter baseball
meetings that open in Los Angeles
the first week of December.
Today, or perhaps tomorrow,
surgeons at Cleveland Clinic Hos
pital will amputate the right foot
that Veeck has been dragging
around in cast much of the time
since it was crushed by the recoil
of an anti-aircraft gun on
Bougainville, while he was serv-
ing with the Marines.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

DILL EGSns
IT told 'em (the surgeons) to 60
ahead" Veeck said, almost airily,
"and now it's their ball. When
nurse comes in here and starts
brushing me up, Ill know It's
getting on for that time.
There's only one thing I'm sore
about. That's the two and a half
years I wasted trying to make
this think work when I could
have been learning to use an
artificial foot"
When he began talking about
the winter baseball meetings he
was asked whether he expected
to attend.
"Oh sure, I'll make it all right"
he replied. "They (the surgeons)
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Halloween GobIins Aid Central
To Down Fighting st. Johns

Two Cadet touchdown bids in the
last half were halted short Of the
goal. In the third quarter Keith
pounced on a st. Johns tumble on
the 1-foot line. In the last frame
the Johnnies had driven from their
own 80 to the Central 10. A COM
pleted pass to the 2-yard line was
called back because of penalty.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Win, Lose or Draw
Con Spunky Navy Help Answer Few Question
By FRANCIS {. STANN

thousand people here or
headed Dame but the fracas they
talking Notre Dame week away
Hardly handful which includes Capt Tom Hamilton and
spunky believes that Navy capable Of sprngng an
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Co
on WMAL TONIGHT

Vicious-punching Tony Pellone of
New York faces the most important
assignment of his career when he takes
on Canada's welterweight champion.
Johnny Greco (above) in scheduled
ten-rounder at Madison Square Gar
den tonight.
Joltin' Johnny is a terrific slugger
and an outstanding box-ofice ace.
While he hasn't won all of his starts,
he has either kayoed or foored most
of his opponents.
Pellone is plenty fast-both afoot
and with his punches, which are able.
His tipping left hook and damaging
right uppercut, plus speed. have car
ried him to the front rank of the
welterweight class. To command con-
,sideration as title contender at this
time, however, he must wrap up the
Canadian champ tonight.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow ON Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMAL $3.50 on your diaD at 10
pm.
And remember 1h
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sharp! FEEL ssIoIs M
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Use Gillette Blue ke3Us5
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Evening star., 1946-11-01

Ieahy himself know how good this Zaesk fresh out
of the Army that he and that in practice
Davis of back Any further resemblance to-
morrow the Irish into the Army favorites
apparently has everything else needed to conquer all
experience quantity quality of material and power
Notre
Illinois the for the nin In romping
over Pitt 468 yards to A. Against
Purdue 464 yards 213 In swampng Iowa. 4
they gained 408 yards to 1872
All this was without what Leahy calls breakway
runner zalejsk happens Leay seeking you might
boldly quite
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Needing Breokowoy Back, Leohy Looks to ZoIejski

Notre Dame magic name SO iar no
team has been able Maybe Navy do it
the Mdshpmen extended trailing 1876 at the
half-and the crowd asking Eastern
football people know what Army can do they want 10 kno" W'
Notre Dame do.
To those who intend carefully the merits OF Nor Dame
against those of back Ernie zaejsk will be person
Importance ability of the other Irish backs
established
lacked one comoditv this beakway
Ieahy man who blues with team which Is
points against IL IN games with
Illinois, Pittsburgh and Iowa. admittedly has been Looking
AmyS paiDoc Blanchard ana Glenn
Davis In Zalejsh he may he needs.
Evening star., 1946-11-01


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other schools to the pros before graduation
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BaruehpIan |aesst Hauptfragen often

idtuierie gu iebcn, tpie anaeithts iol
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