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Evening star., 1947-10-14
Laugh During HuddIe Aids
In Vi||anova touchdown
BY the Associotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA
laugh had a lot to do with VIII
lanoya's s second touchdown against
Holy Cross last Saturday at Wor-
cester, Mass.
Holy Cross trailed, 81, in the
third period and Villanova had
the ball, third down and yards
to go for a touchdown. The Wild
cats looked grim. tense as they
went into their huddle.
Then Frank Clavin, a young
fullback from Brooklyn. took over.
Gather round, fellas," said
Clavin in his best Brooklynese.
Gather round, and I'll tell you
a story. Once upon time there
were three bears. ." ."
A ripple of laughter relieved
the tension, and Joe Rogers went
over for a touchdown on the next
play.
Today a year ago-Army's un-
beaten eleven was voted the top
team in the Nation in the As
sociated Press weekly football
poll.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Two Weekend Dog Shows
Attracting Many Entries

Large entries have been filed for
both the Rock Greek Kennel Club
and the National Capital Kennel
Club dog shows next week end. The
Rock Greek Show to be held on
Saturday at the estate of A. Dowell
Mansfield, near Burtonville, Md,
has attracted 430 dogs, and the
National Capital Show, scheduled
Sunday at Meadowbrook, has an
entry of 573
Judging start at 10 In both days
with best-in-show to be chosen al
about O'Clock. Judges for this
top award are James ,Trillinger al
Rock Greek and A. w. Brockway
at National Capital. Childrens
handling classes and obedience
classes are scheduled at both shows
Oh. Little Andely's Dark Mist
best in show winners at National
Capital last year, is entered again
Cocker spaniels have the largest
entry with 81, followed by boxers
Il, and German shepherds, &c.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Colts Schwenk Grabs
League Passing Lead
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. IA shakeupI
in. statistics in the All-America Foot
ball Conference today revealed a
new aerial star, the Baltimore Colts
Wilson Bud) Schwenk, a cast-of
from Cleveland Browns and the
Buffalo Bills.
Schwenk completed IS out of "a
forward pass attempts for 124 yards
against the Bills at Buffalo Sunday.
This raised his seasons total to 81
good out of 14s for 1924 yards and
placed him at the top of the league
in attempts, competitions and yard
age
The 6-foot-2-inch 200-pound for
mer Washington University (St.
Louis) gridder is the top survivor of
the trio formerly tied for first place
among the passers. Orban (Spec)
Sanders of the New York Yankees
was dropped to fifth place, while
frankie Albert of the San Francisco
49ers fell into fourth. Otto Graham
of the Cleveland Browns zoomed
from sixth to second.
On the ground, Chet Mutryn of
Buffalo carried 20 times for SO yards
and two touchdowns, adding an extra
point to retain first place in rushing
and climbing from fourth to second
in scoring with 43 points. Sanders
tailed one six-pointer to total 48
and keep the lead.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
By Lewis F. Atchison

The Redskins next three games
may be the key contests In their
bid for National Football League
Eastern honors. The Tribe tackles
Green Bay Sunday at Milwaukee,
then comes home to engage the
Bears and the Cardinals. All of
them licked Turk Edwards pupils
the last time out and undoubtedly
will be the peepul's choice to repeat.
But if the Skins can take two out Of
three in this series their chances OF
getting into the championship play
of will be brighter than a baby S
smile.
Don't let anybody tell you the
Skins are whipped before they even
leave for Milwaukee, or that they
haven't chance against the Bears
or Cardinals. AS long as Sammy
Baugh can pitch that hunk Of cow
hide and iii Eddie Saenz keeps run
ming back kickoffs "a, yards for
touchdowns, this team can win a
lot of games it isn't supposed to win.
Aldrich Working Into Shape.
XII Aldrich has been working into
shape gradually at center and is
about ready to shift into high gear.
Because of his know-how. XII stood
out like red f1annels on the wash
line in the first three games, even
though woefully out of shape. He
got in fast to plug holes and crack
backs when the rockies let 'em
through, but paid a stiff physical
toll for it. This was because the old
gent took it easy in training camp
and wasn't ready for the grind when
the club returned East.
Aldrich and Herman Ball dieted
almost the entire month at Occi-
dental College, passing up some
tempting dishes to nibble on tea,
crackers and fruit. It got TO be
funny after a while. Everybody
could see they were laboring under a
horrible strain, but they had pact
sworn to under a full moon with a
baying dog for witness-and
wouldn't give in. Ball was the first
to yield. The area he was trying to
debate refused to yield. Instead. he
began to take on the pallid-
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Terps' Gambino Lead!
U. 5. Scorers; Faces
|Biq Test in Duke
By George Huber

Not only is the University of
Maryland's Lu Gambino the lead
ing scorer in the Southern Confer
ence, but he is the Nations top
point maker, according to the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau,
which keeps statistics for the coun-
try's 125 major teams.
Gambino's two touchdowns against
Richmond last week raised his point
total to 48 in three games. Close
behind are Doak Walker of South
ern Methodist, A. and Byron Gill
lory, Texas, and Mike Kaysserian,
Detroit, each with SO.
Has Gained 402 Yards.
Six of Gambinos scores were by
rushing, another was by pass receiv-
ing and another with a runback of
kickoff. He's also passed to one
score. which doesn't count as a
touchdown for him. In Maryland's S
three games he's had his hand on
the ball only 30 times and has
gained q total of 402 yards.
A real test of Gambino's ability
comes uo Saturday when the un-
beaten Terrapins invade Durham,
N. c., for a Southern Conference
game against Duke, unbeaten but
tied by Navy. Lu came out of last
Friday nights game in good shape,
but his running mate at the other
halfback post, Hubie Werner, was
injured and Coach Jim Tatum is
worried about whether he'll be able
to play. Werner hasn't scored yet,
but he's gained all sorts of yardage
and Is due to break out in rash Of
touchdowns at any time.
Duke Likely Favorite.
Duke beat North Carolina State,
TO, and Tennessee, 1877, before last
weeks 14-14 tie with Navy, and
probably will be favored over the
Terrapins. George Barkley, who has
been scouting Duke for Maryland,
reports that Coach Wallace Wade
has a great defensive team and a
great kicker in Fred Folger. The
Blue Devils can kick and wait for
the breaks, he said.
Barkley reports the Dukes are es-
pecially good all the way across in
the line, with the tackles big and
rangy and top reserves in the guard
spots. Outstanding scoring threats
are Buddy Mulligan and George
Clark, the latter an All-America
candidate last year who. this season
is just beginning to get going good.
Mulligan particularly is a threat as
pass receiver and on reverse plays
where his speed comes in handy.
The teams passing attack is clicking
as shown by the 10 competitions in Is
attempts against Navy.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Fi|chock, E|bowAi|ing
5parkIes in Tie Game
BY the Associated Press

TORONTO, Oct. 14-Frank Fill
chock finally was eligibIe-but sorely
handicapped as his Hamilton
Tigers played a 6-6 tie. with the
Dominion Champion Toronto Argo-
nauts yesterday.
Filchock, former professional foot
ball star with the New York Giants
suspended in the United States for
failure to report a bribe offer, had
been ruled ineligible by the govern
ing board Of the Eastern Interpro-
vincial Union at the start of the
season. When the Tigers said Fill
chock would play anyway, the league
ruled any game In which he par
ticipated would be an automatic de-
feat for Tigers.
Just before yesterdays game the
league governors announced the
Tigers henceforth could use Fill
chock.
Despite his injured left elbow
Filchock played a whale of game
He got away some good passes and
almost intercepted three Argc
throws
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Mauiri, Expert Kicker
{. US Big Threat in
Opening Home Tilt

Joe Mauiri, "a West Virginia
youngster whose kicking for Catholic
University had the fans pop-eyed
at Western Maryland last week,
undoubtedly will be one of the
Cardinals big threats Saturday
when they play their first home
game at Brookland with Randolph
Macon as the visiting attraction.
Mauiri, who averaged approxi-
mately so yards against the Terrors,
follows in a long line of disting-
uished kickers at the Brookland
school. The list includes Bob Ma
kofske of the Orange Bowl team,
Bobby McVean, Pete Sachon, Gene
Murphy and the late Tommy Oliver,
who was killed in the war.
Mauiri is like Oliver in many re-
spects, quiet, unassuming and a
great money" player. 1t is a CO.
incidence that Oliver gave one of
the greatest kicking exhibitions ever
seen on the Catholic U. field against
Western Maryland some IA years
ago. One boot sailed "a yards on
the fly. Ironically, one of divers
kicks was blocked behind his goal
line for the safety that beat c. o.,
20.
While Coach Gene Augusterfer
will rely on Mauiri's punting to keep
the Yellow Jackets from buzzing
around the Card goal line, he also
hopes to see an improved ofense
carry the battle into Randolph
Macon territory. 'Mauiri may figure
Importantly in this. too. as he is a
triple-threater who really works
az it.
Augusterfer, while not pleased
with losing, gave his team verbal
pat on the back today as it began
heavy work for Saturdays tussle.
was the key factor in
the clubs downfall and. with cou-
pie of games under its belt, the
coach believes his team will be ready
to take on the best of its Mason
Dixon Conference rivals and battle
Them on even terms.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Women's Team Clashes
Top Turner Mat Bill

Feature honors on tomorrow
nights rassling show at Turner'S
Arena will go to four feminine
grapplers who will clash in a team
match of two out OF three falls.
In the first team competition for
women held here in several years,
June Byers Of Dallas will be paired
with Dot Dodson of Phoenix against
Mae Weston of st. Louis and Jua-
nita Coffman of Oklahoma City.
The Turner management is hope
full of staging big feminine tour
nament similar to the one which
Wladislaw Talun won here recently.
Henry Kulkovich, a Russian, will
attempt to continue his giant
killer" role in a secondary feature
against Big Ben Morgan, the six
foot Texan.
Five years ago-A. M. Mike
Michalske succeeded Ray Domels
as head coach at Iowa State.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Georgetown 10 Stick
To Spread System
AGAINST Tu|sans

Georgetown University will stick
to the spread formation when it goes
to Oklahoma for its Saturday after
noon football game against the Uni
versity of Tulsa. Despite lack of
success in using this system when
upset by st. Louis last week, Coach
Jack Hagerty believes it a potent
scoring formation If worked properly.
The Hoyas were unable to get out
of their own territory much of the
time against st. Louis, but it was
poor blocking and not the system,
that was responsible, Hagerty says.
That blocking can be corrected with
plenty Of practice and that's what
Hoya players are getting this week
They started with a two-hour session
against the Freshman eleven yester-
day and at least half their practice
time this week will be devoted to
offensive drills.
Two Dangerous Threats.
Otherwise, the Hilltoppers will
take look at Tulsa plays as secuted
by Freshman Coach Joe McFadden.
McFadden reports that the Golden
that Jimmy Ford and Hardy Brown
are its most dangerous scoring
threats. Ford is shifty little half
back weighing 155 pounds and
standing 5-feet-8. He has speed to
spare, however, plus plenty of ex-
perience. He's still remembered for
a 76-yard touchdown dash against
Georgia Tech in the 1914 Sugar
Bowl game.
Brown, a stock, plunging fullback,
is Tulsas All-America candidate. He
passes and kicks with the best and
is the closest thing to a 6O-minute
player on the team.
Baranowski Out 10 Days.
X-ray reports on Georgetown
Quarterback Babe Baranowski show
that his injury is not broken COL
larbone, as was feared at first, but
1t still is serious enough to keep him
out for at least 10 days. He'll miss
the Tulsa trip, his place being taken
by Johnny Hughes, former ST. Johns
player. Hughes originally was an
end candidate when he came up to
the Hoyas, but Hagerty likes the way
he passes and blocks, and he'll get
the call this week as No. / replace
ment for Elmer Raba.
Tulsa was edged last week by
Texas Tech, 14-7, but in earlier
games showed plenty of power by
topping West Texas State, 26-13,
and Drake, 1914.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Olympic Games Visitors
MAY Write for Rooms
by the Assoeioted Pv.xs


LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE British
tourist and holidays board has
announced the formation Of the
Olympic games accommodation COM
mittee to help overseas spectators
find hotel rooms for the 1948 Olym-
pic games in Britain.
The committee includes represen-
tatives of the Olympic organizing
committee, the hotels and restau-
rants association, the residential
hotels association and the creative
tourist agents conference.
The address of the committee, to
which persons abroad may write, is:
Brigadier S. o. Jones, Vincent
House. Vincent Square, London,
Southwest one.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Howard and Morqan
To Clash Friday al
Griffith Stadium

Morgan College. undefeated and
united in its last 10 games and
long power in Negro football,
comes here Friday night to meet
up-and-coming Howard University
in the week ends best CIAA game.
The game will be played at Griffith
Stadium starting at o'clock.
Morgan, Negro national champion
eight times in the last 20 years and
defending CIAA titlist, has beaten
Delaware State, $40, and North Car
olina College, 1876. this year to go
with its eight winning games last
year. The Bears are coached by
Eddie Hunt, who once ran up a
string of IS straight victories with
his Morgan teams.
Eddie jackson, Howard mentor,
has faced Hunt twice while coach
ing at johnson c. Smith. The first
time Morgan won, 1872, but those 2
points spoiled two-year unscored
on record for Morgan. The next
year Smith won, 60, to end a three
year undefeated string for Morgan.
Morgan and Howard have met
nine times, with Morgan winning
all except 1884 scoreless tie. Their
last engagement was 44-6 Morgan
victory in 1910.
This year the Bisons are staging
comeback and hope to finish we'll up
in CIAA standings. So far they We
beaten Bluefield, TO, and Virginia
Union, 1877, while West Virginia
State registered an upset by hold
ing them to a scoreless tie. Prin-
ctpal reason for Howard's success so
far has been good line spanked by
Capt. and Center Jug Marshall. Also
playing good ball are Tackles Sam
JORDAN and Buster Fitzgerald, Guards
Otto Jordan and Stubby Stubbs and
Freshmen Ends Bob McClain and AL
Williams.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Redskins Eastern Title Hopes
Resting on Next Three Games

drawn look of a starving man and
he decided he'd better eat and re-
gain his healthy, fat-cheeked ap-
pearance lest the folks back home
think he'd done his training in
Hollywood night clubs.
XII should be his old self from
here in, better than ever, and it
will make a difference in the line
play. Johnny Steber, an old re-
liable who always delivers, has been
hampered by a bad shoulder and
now an ankle. He won't be at his
best when the Skins could use him
most prof1tably, but he'll still be
a lot of help.
Williamson, PEBBLES Improve.
Ernie Williamson has quietly but
steadily improved at tackle and Jim
PEBBLES has been playing the kind
of ball expected of him at the other
side of the line-which would be
plenty. 1t made you glad you were
only a spectator watching James
and Tex Coulter and-fighting
(they call it arm blocking In foot
balD last Sunday, and PEBBLES finally
made Frank Cope so mad he kicked
about it-literally.
Two things can beat the Skins
Sunday, poor tackling and a weak
pass defense. Tom Farmer, whom
this reporter would like to see get a
chance on offense, is one of Wash
ington's best defensive backs at this
writing. He comes up fast on run
ming plays and when he tackles 'em
it's like clamping them in a steel
wise. Sal Rosato distinguished him.
self in this manner, too, but Farm
er's speed and ability to get up in the
air make him an invaluable defender
against passes, too.
Redskin tackling thus far has been
as feeble as equity grasshopper and
should be lot better. The block
ing has been grade B. except on
but, on the other hand,
the team is the highest scoring club
in the circuit with 81 points for three
games. Against this the opposition
has scored 81 points, showing up the
teams defensive weakness. If Ed
wards can put little starch in that
defense the Skins will be tough for
anybody to lick.
Evening star., 1947-10-14

Purcellville, Va.
This is one of the purely amateur
field trials held in the Eastern
States, where dog owners are as
sured of strictly amateur competi-
ton. The public is welcome to at
tend and unusual facilities are avail
able for witnessing the dogs per-
form in the bird field with a mini
mum of effort. There is ample
parking space for all. and lunch
will be served those attending. The
Thomas P. Baldwin Memorial
Trophy will be competed for in the
shooting-dog stake and the Izaak
Walton League Trophy in the
Derby.
From all reports, the special
open deer season In Sussex County,
Va, which was in effect last week,
proved fiasco for all but favored
few hunters. Due to representa-
tions from residents that the
deer were becoming pests and
destroying crops, the Commission
of Game and Inland Fisheries de-
clared an open season for one week
and this information was published
in a number of Virginia and Wash
ington newspapers, Numbers ol
hunters foregathered in the area
some driving as much as SOC
miles to be on hand for opening
day, only to find that all the lano
had been posted by a few clubs, OF
or that landowners of unposted
property were conf1ning hunting on
their lands to friends.
Under Virginia's- laws, q hunter
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Fox Fight Is Postponed
After Injury to Maxim
BY the Associated Press

by fNt NSSoCTUIed FFesS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE
Billy Fox-Joey Maxim fight has
been indefinitely postponed because
of foot injury suffered by Maxim
Promoter Herman Taylor an
nounced. The 10-round bout was
to have been held here next Mon
Gay night
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Richmond Net Coach Named

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. "A P).-
Bobby Leitch, city tennis champion
and former outstanding netter at
the University of Richmond, will re-
turn to his alma mater this year as
coach of the spider racquet swingers.
Evening star., 1947-10-14

unoer W a y q t
the Burhartford
F a r m, Pooles-
vile, Nd, on
Friday at 8 am.
The Derby and
All : Age Stakes
will be run on
Friday and the
Shooting og
Stake on Satur-
day. Drawings
Will De neld at
the Club House
Thursday even-
ing. Judges will
be Herman Gar
man of Harris
burg, Pa, and
W
Evening star., 1947-10-14
OUTDOORS

An event Of interest to all hunt
ing-dog lovers is the '35th annual
fall field trials of the National
Capital Field Trial Club which get
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Warriors Get COLLEGE, Cuaer

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Oct. IA
R.-Oscar Red Baldwin. 23, s feet
3, leading scorer for Muhlenberg
College the last three years, Is .
candidate for the Philadelphia War
riors basket ball team.
Evening star., 1947-10-14

Ten years ago-The Pittsburgh
Pirates purchased Outf1elder
Johnny Rizzo from the Columbus
Red Birds.
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