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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-27
MEET TONIGHT

The study group of the Will
ro;neton Chapter, Order OF
Hadassah, will meet tonight at
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
pobert Berman, Hawthorne
road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-27

Elder Gray will be the
,reacher at Primitive Baptis'
church. SOC Castle street w.
nioht at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
By Hugh Fullerton Jr.
Associated Press SPORTS Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-College
football probably is having its
biggest season on record, but
there still are some coaches who
aren't satisfied with the game
that brings in all the dough. -.
The other day Marquette's Frank
Murray suggested a requirement
of six defensive players on the
line to match the seven-man line
required for the offense. :. To
this Columbia's Lou Little replies
that there's no sense in demand
ing that a team whose personnel
is more suited to the five or
seven man defense line should
use six. The whole thing was
thrashed out in a coaches Rules
Committee meeting some years
age, he adds.
Another suggestion comes from
w. A. Alexander, Georgia Techs
venerable athletic director. He
figures the whole rule book should
be rewritten to straighten out all
the amendments and exceptions
and also figures the free substitu-
ton rule will be altered because
Evening star., 1946-10-21
n. T.. State Sets Fast
Southern Loop Pace
BY the Assoeioisd Press

North Carolina State, In front In
the Southern Conference standings
with four successive league victories
against no defeat, after beating
Wake Forest. began today to get
ready for what may be another
tough time Saturday when 1t goes
to Blacksburg, Va, to battle Viz
ginia Techs luckless Gobblers tr, q
homecoming clash.
The game viii be one Of the con-
ference's top family squabbles OF the
week, but will share the spotlight
with another homecoming contest
slated at Williamsburg, Va, between
Virginia Military Institute and Will
liam and Mary, in second place in
the league standing with three tri-
jumps and no Ickings.
The only other teams undefeated
and united in conference competi-
ton are South Carolina, which has
one victory, and a game slated at
Columbia, s. c., with twice-beaten
Clemson, and George Washington,
yet to play a family foe.
One other conference game will
pit Richmond against Washington
and Lee in Homecoming celebrA-
ton feature at Lexington, Va, Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

Claude Richmond, principal at
Washington-Lee High School in
Arlington, Va, expressed surprise
today over an announcement
that Woodrow Wilson High Of
Portsmouth, Va, had decided to
drop the Generals from their
football schedule in the future
because of a fight that followed
last Saturdays game.
T,m sorry and surprised that
Woodrow Wilson feels that way
about it," said Mr.. Richmond.
"Dick Esleeck CWilson coach)
told us afterward that he had no
hard feelings. He didn't say
anything then about not want
ing to play us any more.
"He didn't have any complaint
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Manager Promises
Boyd Will Give BIB
Hard Fight Tonight

Boxing customers at Turner'S
Arena tonight who expect Bee Bee
Washington to have an easy time
against Oscar Boyd are due for a
surprise, Joe Metro, Boyd's manager
promises. Boyd Is a puncher and Is
In good condition. says Metro, and /,
just the type to give Bee Bee a hard
time.
Their bout heading the Monday
night club fight program is To-
round middleweight affair. Boyd 1,
q stablemate Of Jimmy Mandell, who
twice lost to and drew once agains,
Bee Bee. When he was here lasl
week to fight Smuggy Hursey, Man.
dell touted Boyd as probable win.
ner tonight. ,
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez has
a good supporting card of three six
FOUNDERS and four, beginning al
8:45 o'clock. =
In skies, Herbie Jones of Wash
ington meets Leslie Harris, Balti.
more; Art Bethea, Washington, goes
against Norville Gaddis, also WASH
ington, and Vince Maza, Houston
Tex, meets Howard Faulkner
Wheeling, w. Va. The opening -four
is between Pee Wee Brown, Balti-
more, and Henry Young, Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Russia First, U. 5. Second
In Weiqht-Liftinq Tourney
BY the Assoeioisd Press

PARIS, Oct. 21.-Americans won
a second place and beat two records,
one of them a world record, at the
third international weightlifting
tournament here Friday and Sat-
urday.
Russia won first place with "a
points and the United States second
with 81 points. Egypt was third with
Is, Sweden fourth with Z, France
fifth with ~. Denmark sixth with
2 and Great Britain seventh with a
single point. ....
In the heavyweight class, John
Davis of Brooklyn established a
new world record by lifting in the
snatch event 1878 Kilograms, while
in the lightweight class. Stanley
Stanczyk of Detroit beat national
record in the &C and J" event with
142.5 kiloS.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Tribe Mum About Title PloyoH
After 7ouqh TussIe in Boston

although he did come up with sev-
eral good tackles.
Kopf says the Tribe has the finest
assortment Of backs who can do
more things than any club he's seen
this year.
The Redskins should give Referee
Tom Dowd a letter this year. He
spilled Sonny Karnofsky for g.
yard loss early in the third period,
putting the Yankees into a hole
from which they couldn't work out.
To their BIB" passing combina-
ton OF Baugh to Bagarus, the Red
skins now have added a Double P"
kicking act-Poillon and PEBBLES.
The latter made his first attempt
yesterday and missed from the 43,
but keep an eye on him. Poillon
will be Mr.. inside" kicking from
IS yards and less. while PEBBLES will
be "Mr. Outside" trying all place.
ments longer than 35.
Jimmy Youel is slowly, but surely,
getting bigger roles with the team.
He looked good returning punts and
working on pass defense. What
Jimmy wants most of all, though, is
a chance to throw few passes him
self. Jack Jacobs made his first
start at right half yesterday and
picked up yards on two tries. Like
Youel, he wants to play and. isn't
particular where Edwards puts him
Sam Goldman, the big Boston
end who had an enjoyable afternoon
at the Skins expense, at one time
belonged to Washington. There were
few minutes yesterday when the
Skins wished they had him back.
L. r. A.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Portsmouth Break in Relations
Is Surprise to WI. Principal

about players, officials or our
student body. It was purely q
spectator affair as far as we can
find out"
Coach Esleeck received q bloody
nose and cut lip when he and
several of his players were as
saulted by adult spectators after
Saturdays game, which his team
won, 1913. At Portsmouth, where
he announced yesterday that the
Presidents would not play the
Generals in the future, he COM
planned about the way the over
flow crowd was handled. The
crowd was permitted to pile up
along the sidelines and around
his players bench. During the
game, he said, spectators insult
ed and berated his players and
tried to pick lights with them.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
PRO Grid Crowd Marks
SET as Cleveland AAF
Game Draws 71,134
BY the Assoeicisd Press

The All-America Football Con-
ference's first race, with the season
half over, looks q shoo-in Tor the
unblemished Cleveland Browns.
Having beaten everybody IN the
league( New York twice. except
the San Francisco 49ers, the
Browns are perched Mt the peak.
looking down on seven clubs which
have lost at least two each.
The winning ways have paid
huge dividends at the gate, too.
Yesterday as the Browns beat back
the threatening Western Sector
second place Los Angeles Dons at
Cleveland, 81 to IA, crowd OF
71,134 poured $158, 1862 into the
cash registers.
Biggest Pro Crowd Ever.
That's the biggest crowd ever to
see professional league game, and
lit boosted the Browns four-game
|at-home attendance to 232 .066, an
average of 58,016. Last year, in
winning the National Football
League title in Cleveland, before
moving their franchise to Los An
geles, the Cleveland Rams drew
only 72,000 to their first four games.
In Saturday nights contests New
York stayed atop the Eastern Divi-
sion with 21-10 verdict over
Brooklyn, giving the Yankees four
wins, two losses and tie, while
Buffalo finally got into the win
ming column with a 17-14 conquest
of the San Francisco 49ers.
The Dons, tagged to give the
Browns real scrap in the race for
Western division laurels, did just
that. Charley O'Rourke hit Bob
Nowaski with an 18-yard touchdown
pass in the first few minutes and
for the first time this year the
Browns were behind-where they
stayed until the third period was
almost over.
Groza's Toe Gains Points.
| In the second period big Lou
Golden Toe) Groza booted q a.
yard field goal-his eighth of the
season-for Cleveland, but the Dons
clung to their 4-point lead until
An-America Otto Graham sneaked
over from the 2 with touchdown
three minutes before the third
stanza ended.
The Browns really exploded In the
fourth period to win going away.
Groza, who hasn't missed yet,
booted all the points after touch
down to give him % in a row, which
with his eight field goals makes his
scoring total 46 points-without
having had his hands on the ball.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Unbeoten EIevens Face Upsets
As Season Hits Halfway Point

will find Indiana at Nebraska, Col
Iege OF Pacific at Northwestern,
Purdue at Pittsburgh, Southern
Methodist at Missouri, Oklahoma
at Iowa State, Cincinnati at Mich
igan State, Arizona at Marquette
and Kansas at Tulsa.
Tennessee, which knocked Ala
bama from the ranks OF the all-vic-
torious, 1910, will risk its perfect
record in try for a nth triumph
at Wake Forest and Georgia, which
kept its record clean by rompine
over Oklahoma A. A M, 1913, Will
be at Furman for nonconference
games in the South.
The Southeastern Conference
slate sends Kentucky to Alabama
Auburn to Georgia Tech, Louisiana
State to Vanderbilt and Mississippi
State to Tulane. Other top-notcf
contests will find Florida at North
Carolina, Richmond at Washington
and Lee, William and Mary Al
iV. M. l., and Arkansas at Mississippi
In addition to the Tcxas-Rice bat.
tie, Texas A. 1s M. will be at Baylor
| in the Southwest Conference ant
Denver, which dropped Utah from
the unbeaten ranks, will be al
Texas Tech.
Uclans Take on Santa Clara.
u. c. L. A., which struggled pas
California, 1876, to hang on to its
clean record and its lead in th'
Pacific Coast Conference, steps ou
of league play to take on SAINTS
Clara on the West Coast.
Southern California, $50, winner
over Washington, goes to Stanford
which beat Santa Clara, 1926; Cali
fornia invades Washington, ant
Oregon, held to scoreless tie by
Washington State, goes to Idaho II
conference play.
New Mexico will be at Colorado
and Wyoming at Utah IN the Rock.
Mountain sector.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Scrappy Rams, Giants
Stay in Thick Of NFL
Sectional Fights
By the Assoeioied Press

The Chicago Bears and the
Washington Redskins face the two
divisions of the National Football
League for the second consecutive
week today, but the champion Los
Angeles Rams and the New York
Giants continue 70 breathe hard
on the necks of the two leaders.
Both the Bears and the Skins,
whose records are blemished by
one tie apiece, hung up their third
victories yesterday.
Meanwhile, the Rams breezed to
q 1914 victory over the tail-end
Western Division Detroit Lions at
Los Angeles and the Giants came
from behind twice to beat the Chi
cago Cardinals, 1924, in New York.
Gallarneu Sparks Bears.
At Chicago Hugh Gallarneau
sparked the Bears to q 21-14 VIC
tory over the Philadelphia Eagles
by scoring two touchdowns, includ-
ing the payoff counter, after Sid
Luckman had accounted for the
Bears first tally by pitching a 34-
yard scoring pass to Ed Prinkle.
Tommy Thompson heaved a "a
yard six-pointer to Dick Humbert
and Jim Castiglia scored the other
Eagle touchdown after Jay Dowell
recovered a Bear tumble and
speared a 27-yard aerial from Roy
Zimmerman.
In New York, Frank Filchock out
passed the Cardinals Paul Christ
man, but the high light of the
game was a l05-yard kickoff return
by Frank Seno, former G. w. star
and Redskin, for a Redbird touch
down and a new league record. 4.
The Giants were trailing, 17-7, In
the second half when Filchock threw
touchdown passes to Bill Paschal
and Frank Liebel to shoot their team
ahead. Seno then made his record
run to give the Cards the lead again.
Filchock came back with 23-yard
toss to Liebel, who ran % yards and
lateraled to Howie Livingston as he
was about to be tackled. Livingston
scored easily with the deciding
marker.
Waterfield, Hardy Sparkle.
Bob Waterfield and Jim Hardy
hurled the Rams to victory. After
Fred Gehrke ripped of II yards for
the first Ram score, Waterfield hit
Tom Harmon with a 30-yard pass
and then Harmon galloped Is yards
to pay dirt. Hardy later completed
six straight passes, with Bob Shaw
hauling in the last one for counter.
After the Lions came back in the
second half and Tailed their
markers, Waterfield heaved a a.
yard scoring pass to Jim Benton and
later Kenny Washington romped
home with the Rams final touch
down.
In the remaining game, the Green
Bay Packers overcame q 7-3 Pitts
burgh led by scoring twice in the
final period to down the Steelers,
17-7.
A total of 1888 attended the
6yo 1na n,,o Was
Evening star., 1946-10-21
BY the Assoeioisd Press

The college football season, q
cockeyed campaign in which sur
prises are dime dozen and Moth
ing seems impossible, reaches the
halfway mark this week with only q
handful of major teams still clutcn-
ing untarnished records.
Many previously unbeaten outfits
were engaged today in pulling them
selves from the wreckage strewn
across every section Of the land In
the past week ends wave OF upsets
and there was a strong possibility
that similar embarrassment lay
ahead for some Of those VINO
escaped. .-s
Army. Notre Dame and Texas
still the Nations top trio-al have
their work cut out for them next
Saturday when they face tough op-
ponents ready, willing and able to
blemish their all-victorious records
The Cadets, who blasted Columbia
from the unbeaten ranks, 1914,
move into New York's Polo Grounds
for their annual battle with Duke
The Blue Devils, warming UP for
this one with a 41-0 withdrawing
of Richmond, will be pointing Tor
Army.
Notre Dame Invades Iowa.
Notre Dame, idle last week, In
yades Iowa, which pulled one OF
saturdays many surprises by blank
ing Indiana, 1870. Texas, which
dumped previously unbeaten Ar
kansas. 900, visits Rice, an i'm
proved team that dropped Southern
Methodist, 21-7, for its third tr-
umph since losing a 7-6 opener TO
Louisiana State.
PENNSYLVANIA Quakers, who kept
their record clean by smearing Vir-
einia, 400, entertain Navy in an
other Eastern headliner. The
Middies, downed, 21-14, by North
Carolina for their third loss, should
be ready to give somebody a trou-
blesome afternoon.
Cornell, tied 6-6 by Yale, visits
Princeton, 14-7 winner over Rutgers,
and Columbia goes to Dartmouth,
upset 20-13 by Brown, for a couple
Of Ivy League contests. Elsewhere
in the East it will be Coast Guard
at Yale, Holy Cross at Harvard
Syracuse at West Virginia and Bos-
ton University at Brown.
Midwestern fans will be treated
to two conference games in the Big
Nine, where the form already has
been scrambled beyond recognition
Illinois, 27-21 victor over Wiscon-
sin, will be at Michigan, which TIED
Northwestern, 14-14, and Mime
sofa, which swamped Wyoming
400, will go to Ohio State, TIED
14-14 by Purdue.
Other Midwestern high lights
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Harvard Picks Basket Ball
And Baseball Coaches
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 21.-
Harvard's coaching stan was intact
today as a result of the appoint
ment of william c. Barclay as var
sity basket ball coach and the pro-
motion of Dolph Saamborski from
freshman to varsity baseball coach
They we're named to fill the va
cancies that resulted when Floyd
Stahl, who directed both OF those
sports, resigned to 60 to Ohio State
Barclay was an assistant coach
in football and basket ball at Mich
igan and also coached the Wolver-
ines golf team.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

some CO0CleS Seem 10 De Trying
to mastermind the game out Of
existence"
The Boston Garden, which will
have a team in the new pro bas-
ket ball league, a flock of college
double-headers and more than
100 schoolboy games this winter,
is feeling the pinch of referee
shortage. Looks like a good
chance for experienced whistle
tooters to pick up a few bucks.
Word from Texas, possibly in
spired by pessimistic coaches, is
that Texas doesn't have great
team" The same source, how
ever, gives rave notices to Bobby
Layne and Spot Collins and adds
that the Longhorns' clash with
Rice, probably the best-manned
team in the entire South" will
settle the Conference title. We'd
still like to see an Army-Texas
bowl game and a between-halves
crying contest could be made an
added attraction. -. Tommy
Richardson, Eastern Baseball
Evening star., 1946-10-21

The Redskins are counting no
playoff dough at this early date.
Club officials and veterans Of the
I943 team remember how the Tribe
latched onto a three-game lead that
season and ended up In a three
way tie.
Even Coach Herb Kopf didn't
know why Yankee Tackle Ralph
Calcagni wore gloves In even the
mildest weather until yesterday.
The big Penn graduate has hands
with extremely tender skin and they
bleed profusely when rubbed against
anything.
Sammy Baugh drew another Is
yard penalty for "unsportsmanlike
conduct for q discussion with
Linesman Charley Berry concerning
the point where his punt had gone
out of bounds In the second period.
From the stands 1t seemed that the
ball was out on the 10 where Bob
Davis touched 1t, but Berry called 1t
out on the 20.
81 was talking when I should have
been listening" Baugh commented
after the game.
Bill Young, who claimed he passed
I'D seconds at dinner TO avoid put
ting more weight on his damaged
ankle, had to carry Ed Cifers' bags
into the station. Cifers explained
that Young had played least Of any
body on the squad and needed the
work.
Gary Famigliette, who as a
member of the old Chicago Bears
was one Of the loops hardest line
smashers, seemingly has lost his old
power. His big job In Boston, is
coaching, although the Yanks use
him for place-kicking, too.
Baugh pulled a slick play in the
second period, sending Steve Ba-
garus out as q decoy and passing to
Saenz. Eddie slipped and fell q
foot short of q first down on the II.
Two plays later Bagarus went II to
the end zone, but the touchdown
was nullified by a penalty.
When Mike Micka intercepted
Baugh's pass in the first two min
ltes and scored, it was the first time
this season the Yanks had the lead
on an opponent. And it didn't last
very long.
At Fenway Park both teams sit
on the same side Of the field and
comment between the rival benches
is inevitable. Thus, when Turk Ed
wards sensed Boston pass coming
he shouted to his backs to watch
the pass"
Throw it anyway" yelled Kopf
to Paul Governah.
AL Couppee, making his debut at
guard, said he never realized so
many players could hit him from SO
many directions at one time.
Don't sell those Yanks short
It's the toughest team I've seen this
year." concluded Al, who has missed
most Of the games because Of in
juries.
Joe Zeno, the guard who left the
Skins after travelling across the
country to their California training
40 - ~
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Dunowski, Ram Coach,
Loses Appendix
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Ed Danow-
sky, head football coach at Ford
ham, was stricken with acute ap-
pendicitis yesterday and underwent
an emergency operation at Mount
Vernon, N. Y, Director of Athletics
Jack Dpffey said today. His condi-
ton now is reported as "satisfac-
tory"
Evening star., 1946-10-21
National Grid Loop
BY the Associated Press

Results YESTERDAY.
Chicago Bears, 81; Philadelphia. IA.
New York. IS; Chicago Cardinals, "a.
Green Bay. II; Pittsburgh, z.
Washington, IA: Boston, 9.
Los Angeles, 35; Detroit, IA.
Games Next Sunday.
Chicago Bears at New York.
Los Angeles at Chicago Cardinals,
PITTSBURGH at Boston.
Philadeiphia at Washington.
Detroit VS.. Green Bay at Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Syracuse Pro Five Signs
Stur 6, 11h Pivotmun
BY the Associofed Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 21.-The
Syracuse club of the National Pro-
fessional Basket Ball League claimed
title today to the circuits tallest
player with announcement that
Dick Aherns, 6-foot liz Inch star
had signed as a member of the
squad.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

G. F. (Jack) Baldwin, a mem
ber Of the Orange Bowl Schedule
Committee, has travelled more
than $4,000 miles in the last six
seasons to look at football games.
At Michigan State, Robin
Roberts was the most valuable
basket ball player last season and
Robert Robbins is q promising
recruit. Both are forwards. 4. !.
Why not give both Robins the
bird? -. Joe Andrejco had a $4,-
600 pro football of1er, but pre-
ferred to return to Fordham as
co-captain.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

which lacked not only experience but which lost
its three ranking quarterbacks by injuries. The
Hoyas were far from disgraced After all, Vllanova
had met five foes, including Army, and were ready
and able to cope with green squad which in
cluded 40 freshman.
Redskins, H. Boston Yanks, 6.-It is ever
interesting to note how the many near perfect
performances of Sammy Baugh over the years
have raised the standard expected OF him to
almost unfllable proportions.
Some of the eyewitnesses charged Baugn
with having horrible afternoon because he only
completed 10 of "a passes for Ill yards and a
single touchdown Maybe it wasn't one OF his
real good days but all the rest OF the Redskins
outgained him ny only % yards with their running
Evening star., 1946-10-21
CopitoI Pages Win

The Capitol Pages defeated the
Avenue Angels, 13 to 8, yesterday
on the Ellipse field. The two teams
will have a rematch later on in the
season.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Thetu DeItu Chi Victor

Theta Delta Chi pounded out Q
1876 victory over Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon in George Washington intra-
mural football game yesterday on
the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Vols Muy Hove Ruined Tides Bowl Hopes

Vols May Have Ruined Tides Bowl Hopes
Alabama 0Five six weeks from now when
the Rose Bowl Committee extends invitation another way OF
scoring sl25oo Alabama That's
approximately what it's worth to be invited to California 1or New
Day.
Not even the famed Harry deadly throwing
difference between the teams which was
line play Gmer completed IS but when team is neio
Penn 4o Virginia. oThe fellow might good
triple last year In BOD Evans au
now oakers them unbeaten record veritane
right to expect smashing co over NAVY
this week
G. w. Is the Surprise Team Around Here
George WASHINGTON OFor the first time since ls4z
the colonas Griffith Stadium and surprising
The local college generally ateo he ess. snJ
all three gamesor as many as
the that Nell tSkp ot~ey
something o. a coach longer is rumor - -
win another game which possible gone
nj right for fellow the shortest OF
notices and bang bus until he found an empty
which to hold practice. -, =, -. 80
dream every Moreover it's captured the esteem Of
the that in s43 1914 and s4S the BACK
cant knock down beat Oklahoma without
blanchard without Tucker and beating lcnsan
they most war-rich teams In the country
With Four Teams to PIoy, Irish Took Holiday
Notre Dame Open o-Th college football can't be
ss people Right smack in the middle
mounting and Frank Leay
good teams the Irish took week on ana refused 70
divvy a $500 O 100000 gate with ANYBODY
North 14The problems OF Capt Tom Ham
ion possibly coaches increase Minus the
experience of Mni Scott Hoernschemeyer and
Kelly pl,s few lnemen rebuilding with but
willing beaten Vanova ana ost
successfully to Duke Columbia and North Carolina go - -
Hamilton a when his Mdshlpmen WILL chcK IL
looked Saturday but loose ball handling and
Iast-peod surge Maybe it'll be this week wnen
nn state or against Army possible will click
not once several times, and still not WIN
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Redskins, ID; Yunks, 6

Redskins: Touchdowns-Todd,, Saenz:
Points after touchdowns-Poillon, 2
(placements).
Yanks: Touchdown--Micka
Substitutions: Redskins-Baugh, Schil-
ling, Avery, Akins,. PEBBLES. Couppee, Poll
Young, Adams, Koniszewski, De Mao, Jaf-
furs. Jacobs. Yanks---GovernaM. Il. Gillette,
Karnofsky, Micka, Maley, :Famlgietti,
Lee, Currivan, Magee, Saulaitis, Leon.
Dadaczewski Decks, Peederson, Dean,
Referee-Mr. Dowd .tHoly Cross). Um-
pire-Mr Wilson Gehigh). Field judge
Mr.. Grimberg (Villancya). Linesman-Mr.
Berry Lafayette).