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Evening star., 1949-11-18

Coach Bob Feerick today an
nounced that his defensively pow
erful Washington Capitols will be
out to cool of the offensive game
of the red hot Chicago Stays in
tomorrow nights National Basket
Ball Association game at Uline
Arena.
The Caps. runnersup to Syra-
cuse in the Eastern Division with
five victories in eight games, have
yielded an average Of 68 points
per game. The Stays, on top In
the leagues Western Division
while taking seven Of nine, have
scored an average Of more than
80 points per contest.
Feerick and Bones Mckinney
both will see action with the Caps
tomorrow night, but indications
are that Freddie Scolari. veteran
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Auto Star Helps Open
B|adensburg Arena

Bill Holland, 1949 Indianapolis
Speedway auto race winner cham
pion, has become a roller-skat-
ing promoter, he announced last
night at the opening of the Bla-
densburg Arena that attracted
2,700 skaters and spectators.
Holland revealed he owns and
operates the Reading, Pa, roller
skating rink, is interested In an
other on the Pacific Coast and Is
grooming his teen-age son Bill.
jr., for a try at the senior racing
crown.
Andrew F. Gasch, Mayor Of
Bladensburg, made the dedicatory
speech last night. Jerry Strong
was master of ceremonies.
Roller skating competitions and
exhibitions supplemented the pub
lie skating.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Darden and HofeImen
TO Discuss Vandalism
ly fhs Asseeiaisd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
18.-University Of Virginia Presi-
dent Colgate W. Darden is
going to Philadelphia Tuesday to
discuss with hotel men there the
alleged misconduct Of some of
his students.
: Philadelphia " hotelmen have
charged that Cavalier rooters
caused an estimated $1,000 dam
age following the university's
football victory over Pennsylvania
on November 5.
Bennett E. Tousley, president
Of the Philadelphia Hotel Asso-
citation, requested q personal In
terview with Darden. The uni
versity president wrote Tousley::
"I am not personally aware Of
the extent Of damage which oc-
Cured In Philadelphia because
the only information / have had
In reference to 1t has come
through the newspapers and has
been conflicting.
II know enough to be shocked
and distressed by conduct Of Uni
versity Of Virginia students who
were involved. Hope very much
we can arrive at some plan which
will prevent recurrence of an
event which has brought humilia-
ton and embarrassment to over
whelming majority Of students Of
this institution and to those Of
us who have in hand its direc-
ton"
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Wilson Teachers
StortingC College :
Gaze Play Here

The college. basket ball sea-
son hereabout opens tomor-
row night when Wilson Teach
ers College will be host to East
Carolina State Teachers at JET
ferson Junior High School.
Game time is 8 pm.
Wilson Is coached by Phil
Fox, who for several years has
been picking up the finer points
Of the game as q pro referee.
Fox hopes to turn out a win
ming team built around several
tall players, Bill Gray. Ga:
Steve Vermillion. Ga, and Rice
Hall, 6-1. None even played
high school basket ball, but Fox
does have some talent up from
the high schools such as Jack
Spicer, Billy Hibbs, Ken Burns
and Al Guiffreda,
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Packers Boss Denies
Lambeau Will Depart
For Posi- With Dons
" the Assoeioied Press

GREEN BAY. Wis, Nov. 1s.-|
Green Bay will remain perma-
nently In the National Football
League and any idea that E. L.
(Curly) Lambeau is quitting the
club is ridiculous, a spokesman
said last night.
Emil r. Fischer, Packer presi-
dent. made the statements in reply
to q story which appeared In the
New York Daily News.
The News story made these
claims:
That Lambeau will quit his
front Office post with the Packers
and will accept a general man
ayers berth next year with the
Los Angeles Dons of the rival ALL
America Conference.
That Green Bay may surrender
IT'S franchise because of poor at
tendance and finances suffered
q the last two seasons and that in
order to raise funds to meet the
current payroll, the Packers will
play an intrasquad game on
Thanksgiving Day.
In commenting on the New York
story last night. Fischer said:
IT want to deny emphatically
that the Green Bay franchise will
be surrendered and I also want
to deny that the Thanksgiving
Day game is being played to raise
money to meet the Packer pay
roll.
1.-THE Thanksgiving Day game
is q civic undertaking sponsored
by Packer fans In Green Bay,
and came entirely unsolicited by
the Packer organization. Green
Bay will remain permanently in
the National Football League
1.-THE report that Curly will go
TO the Dons is equally ridiculous"
Lambeau. himself. could not be
reached for comment.
But George Strickler. Packer
publicity man and assistant to
Lambeau, managed to reach the
Packer manager a few minutes
earlier. Strickler said Lambeau
"just laughed and said to forget
IT,"
Lindheimer also denied the re-
port. He was quoted as saying
at Los Angeles, 81 have not seen
nor talked with Lambeau in one
year and there is absolutely no
truth In the story"
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Met Football Coaches
Punished for Teams,
|BrawIing Sunday

President Bill Strickler today
cracked down on three Metropoli-
tan Football League coaches and
two players and otherwise took
aggressive action following an ex-
tensive investigation Of league
activities.
Coach Laurence Jacobs of East
|ern A. c. was given q one-game
suspension on charges that he led
his reserves on the field during a
postgame brawl between his club
and the Langdon Lions last Sun
day.
Langdon Coach Joe D'Andelet
was reprimanded. but a Langdon
player still under investigation
will draw punishment if found
guilty Of helping incite the brawl.
One-game suspensions also were
slapped upon Coaches Bill Rus
sell of Casbah Restaurant and
Carl Petit Of Arrow Linen for
using ineligible players, who have
been banned for the remainder
Of the league season.
Strickler says that Pete Ver-
million, a back who signed l949
contract with Arrow Linen, rep
resented Casbah against the Ar
rowmen last Sunday while Hap
Clark. Arrow Linen tackle. played
despite the fact he failed to make
the 160-pound weight standard at
the official weighing-in.
A league double-header sched-
uled for Gonzaga Field Sunday
will send undefeated Car Credit
against Anacostia Eagles at pm.
and Langdon Lions against Wasco
Bullets in a l60-pound game start
ing at noon.
Other 160-pound games Sunday
at 2 pair Riverside Rollers VS..
Brookland- Woodbridge Merchants,
Hearst Playground; Southwest
Merchants VS.. Great Falls, Jeffer-
son Playground, and Casbah VS..
Eastern A. c.. Magruder Park,
Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
By Lewis F. Atchison

GeorgesHalas will match wits
with one of the oldest and
wisest T-formation strategists
in football Sunday when he
leads his troupe Of Chicago
Bears into Griffith Stadium to
play the Redskins. The old
gaffer will be 39-year-old Her
man Ball. recently elevated to
head coach Of the Tribe.
Herman had his first look
at the r sitting behind the
goalposts at Griffith Stadium in
1910 when the same Bears dealt
the Redskins that famed 1870
long count. So impressed was
he by the Bears awesome dis
play Of power he decided to
install the T at Allegany High
School, Cumberland, Md, where
he coached.
Smart football men laughed
when Balls youngsters lined up
to play the T. It wouldn't
work. they said. A formation
too tough for most college
teams to learn certainly would
be beyond the ken of a high
school squad. But Ball con-
founded his critics by turning
out two successive undefeated
teams.
All of Balls knowledge of T.
formation fundamentals came
from the master himself. Clark
Shaughnessy, Halas and Joe
Stydahar. one Of the Bears all
time tackles. Herman played
against Joe in high school and
later in college. Stydahar
knew all the ins-and-outs Of
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Herman Ball, Ace Strotegist With 7 First Saw
It as Bears, Here Sunday, Beat Redskins 80

From there 1t was a dropkick to
the Redskins in a scouting
capacity.
Thus, the man directing the
Redskins against their arch
enemies Sunday actually has
coached the T formation long
er than the Redskins have had
it, longer than Frank Leahy at
Notre Dame or Earl Blaik at
Army. To say he doesn't know
it as well as any Of them. in
cluding Shaughnessy or Halas,
is putting it incorrectly.
Greasy Neale got his T in
formation out Of the book writ
ten by Shag, Halas and Ralph
Jones. and by studying motion
pictures Of the Bears by the
hour. Leahy came directly to
spring practice at Maryland to
watch Shaughnessy In action
and confer with him at night.
They had long sessions together
then. and later at clinics. Blaik
borrowed almost a score of
Redskin films as part Of his T
education. Herman had it all
the time and knew it well
enough to put it all into a con-
densed version two years ago.
Don't feel sorry for Herman
against the Bears Sunday.
He'll plan an attack as effective
on paper as anything Halas
dreams up. Unfortunately,
they don't decide these things
on paper and Halas' working
materials are of better quality
than Balls. In football it isn't
always what you know or who
you know but who works for
VOl.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
AAU Life Membership
Awarded bertolini
BYD E.. Branch

A career Of public service In
amateur sports which started in
1888 paid on for Joe Bertolini last
night when the D. C. .AAU unani-
mously voted him q life member
ship in the United States Amateur
Athletic Union. ....
Only the seventh person to be so
honored by the District organiza-
ton during its 20-year history,
Bertolini, 38, also Is the youngest
man to receive this award which
was voted upon at the Board of
Managers meeting at Jewish
Community Center. -
A Washingtonian and a graduate
of Eastern High School. Bertolini
went into the D. c. AAU Is years
ago as q representative from the
Department of Agriculture En-
ployes' Recreation Association with
which he still is affiliated. During
his entire length Of service, he has
served the AAU as basket ball
chairman and since 1941 has been
chairman Of mems swimming
The past two years, Bertolini
has served as chairman Of the
Presidents Cup Regatta swim
meet and in the 1948 competition
brought to Washington four
Olympic tanksters to make the
meet the greatest ever here.
In addition to his work in bas-
ket ball and swimming, Bertolini
is q key member of the Boxing
Committee. He referees many
amateur matches and oficiates
in tracksand field competition.
In another unanimous action
last night, the d. c group re-
jected the membership application
of Edwards Athletic Club, an
nouncing the club does not come
within the category Of an amateur
boxing organization as defined in
the D. c. AAU regulations. Be-
cause Of this ruling, entries from
Edwards A. c. boxers will not be
accepted for the Golden Gloves
AAU boxing championships, to
open early in January, unless they
join organizations acceptable to
the D. C. AAU.
Last nights meeting also was
assured that The Evening Star
AAU indoor track championships,
set for January IA at National
Guard Armory, will be the great
est in the three-year history Of
the star-studded event. Report
ing on the impending meet. How
ard p. Bailey. assistant to the
managing editor of The Star, told
the members the games will bring
together the greatest array of
milers ever TO compete In a single
meet In this country.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Football.
Continued From Page CID


big service classic next week at
Philadelphia.
Other top games tomorrow:
Brown Columbia, Brig h q m
Young Montana, Bradley st. Louis,
Colgate-Syracuse, Colorado-Ne-
braska, ClemSon-Frman, Du-
quesne- Georgia, Fordham-Rutgers,
Kansas State Tulsa, Lafayette
Lehigh, Missouri-Kansas, Missis-
sippi Southern-Alabama, Marshall
Vanderbilt. Michigan State-Ari-
zona, North Carolina State Villa
nova. Northwestern Illinois, Ore
gon State Oregon. Penn State
Pittsburgh, Purdue Indiana, South
Carolina Georgia Tech, Louisiana
State Southeastern Louisiana,
Temple-Holy Cross. Texas Tech
New Mexico, u. G. L. A.-Southern
California, West Virginia. Western
Reserve. Wichita Oklahoma A.
and M, William and Mary-Arkan-
sas and Washington State Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Boys YMCA Bosketers
Forming Three Leagues

The Boys YMCA will conduct
three basket ball leagues this sea-
son, starting the week OF Decem-
ber IL. The 17-and-under teams
will play Wednesday nights. the
15-and- under teams on Saturday
afternoons and the 13-and-under
teams on Tuesday afternoons.
Team entries now are being &C
cepted in the Boys YMCA Office,
1882 G street NV, or by tele-
phone at National $3.50, Ext. 40.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Stays and Sheboygon Take
Division Leads in NBA

The National Basket Ball Asso-
citation had new leaders today in
the Central and Western Divi-
SionS.
The Minneapolis Lakers lost a
surprising 1866 decision to the
st. Louis Bombers last night in
st. Louis. The upset put Chicago
on top.
In the Western Division, She
boygan shot to the front by win
ming thriller over Waterloo,
97-95, ahead of Anderson.
Syracuse added to its Eastern
Division lead by, edging the Tri-
City BlackhaWks, 1916.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Berwyn RifIemen on Top

Berwyn Rod and Gun Club was
high scorer last night in the
Maryland Rifle League with a
1,415-l,341 triumph over Univer-
sity of Maryland Jayvees. In
other matches, National Capital
won over United States Aggies,
1,368-1,321; Kensington No. l de-
feated Kensington No. 2, 1855
i 1926, and Club 933 topped Ma
tional Capital No. g.. 1921 ,287.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Caps to Play Defensive Game
Against High-Scoring Stogs

guard, probably will remain side
lined with his fractured right
cheek bone.
The Stays have swept their last
seven games in row and are
favored to defeat the Warriors
in Philadelphia tonight. Max
Zaslofsky and Ode Spears are
their leading scorers.
Jack Nichols is the leading
Washington scorer.
Evening star., 1949-11-18

line play in the T and gave it
all to Bali. The next summer
Herman cracked open his piggy
bank to attend Shaughnessy's
coaching clinic at Spirit Lake,
Iowa. Through Shag he gained
access to the Bears training
camp the same year and picked
up even more knowledge of the
T. How well he absorbed 1t Is
reflected in Allegany's record.
When Shaughnessy moved to
Maryland and needed a line
coach he remembered the quiet.
serious young man in Cumber-
land and Herman, subse-
quently, moved to College Park.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Virginia
Continued From Page CID

lane, although statistics for the
. season show that Virginia isn't
primarily passing team. The "a
passes thrown by Guepe's charges
in seven games is the lowest tally
for any major college eleven this
season.
The reason probably is because
Coach Art Guepe has found his
undefeated team trailing only once
In seven games, and why fill the
air with forwards when you're
nursing a lead? II Virginia can
come out of the Tulane game
tomorrow still saying it has been
behind only once this season. then
there's little doubt that 1t will be
bowl-bound, regardless of the
North Carolina outcome next
week.
West Virginia, which led the
Cavaliers rs early in the second
quarter, is the only team TO top
the Cavaliers at any time. George
Washington and v. M. I. both tied
their respective games in the Sec
ond half but Virginia jumped back
to two and three touchdown
triunphs.
On Top All the Way.
Against Miami Of Ohio, v. p. l.,
Washington and Lee and Penn.
Virginia was ahead all the way,
although it's final margin over the
rugged Miami Redskins was only
two extra points.
OF course Johnny Papit, the
Nations second-leading gamer. is
another reason why Virginia has
attempted so few aerials, for Papit
averages almost rs plays a game.
although against Penn he was the
decoy on many and carried only
II times. He was a ball-carrier
81 times against West Virginia
prior to the Penn game.
Compare Virginia's IA passes
with 200 for Navy, 1879 for Boston
College, 1853 for Southern Califor-
mia. lat for Syracuse, just to skip
around the statistics. Virginia has
completed better than half of its
tosses with Whitley Michels boast
ing six touchdowns with "a out
Of 49. Steve Osisek, who passes
after taking pitchouts from Mi
chels, had completed eight Of 13
and Lesane six out of 10.
However. Virginia will be meet
ing bigger and better line than
1t has faced this season on Satur-
day. The Green Waves right
tackle is 280-pound Jerome Hell
luin and Right Tackle Lea is one
Of the top linemen in the South
and even was commended for his
play against Notre Dame, when
every one else on the Tulane team
had q bad day. Against the much
heavier Tulane forwards, the
Cavaliers may have to pass.
Scott Stadium, which will be
f1lled to a new high of 30,700
tomorrow afternoon, may be the
proving ground for an ALI
America fullback berth. The
Cavaliers will put Johnny Papit,
the Nations second leading
ground gamer against Eddie
Price, Tulane's brilliant ball car
rier. Papit would have to out
shine Price by a considerable
margin If it's between the two,
because Price is a senior and
Papit has year to 60.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Annual Cross-counfry Run
Slated BY 12fh Street Y

The annual cross country run
sponsored by the 18th street
YMCA will be held tomorrow.
starting at II am.
The meet will be run in two
sections. that for seniors . at
81 miles and juniors 2.6 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30
Distressed Fishing
Vessels Now Safe

SEATTLE, June 30.--lR- -Four
fishing vessels in trouble in Alaska
and Washington waters the past
few days we're reported safe today
by the Coast Guard.
The 48-foot halibuter Mae West.
which caught fire off Point Hilda,
in Stevens Passage in Southeast Al
aska, was towed into Juneau by a
cutter. The fire was under control
when the Coast Guard boat arrived.
The Stampede, 39-foot troller,
was towed to deep water by boat
from the Quillayute River lifeboat
station after going aground IN the
Quillayute River off the Washing
ton coast, and the Sandra Lee.
adrift in Clallam Bay yesterday
was towed to Neah Bay.
Taken in tow by the Coast Guard
cutter Cahoone when her engine
broke down. the j. E. Edwards OF
Seattle, arrived in Sitka last night.
A fifth boat, the Suzanne, a hall
but fisher. unloaded fish Tuesday
at Pelican City, near Juneau, and
went to sea again. 1t had been
fishing near Kodiak Island and had
been unreported two weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30
STRIKE AT
FAIRBANKS
/. i IS FEARED
last Minute Compromise
Will Only Prevent Min
ers Walking Out

FAIRBANKS, June 30--tR-Bar-
ring an unlooked-for last-minute
compromise, the 200-member Fair
banks Mine Workers Union will
strike this midnight against the
United States Smelling Company
in support of wage demands.
The walkout is expected to affect
some three hundred other workers
and would instantly cut off power
supply to go percent OF the city
of Fairbanks. The mining company
power plant supplies all but the
central business section of the city,
which receives its power from the
Northern Commercial Company
plant.
Harold R. Conn of Seattle, Re-
g.onal Commissioner for the Fed
eral Cancellation Service. succeeded
in getting the parties to agree to
meeting today, their first since
the dispute began, but neither side
was hopeful of settlement.
At a special meeting last night,
union members voted unanimously
to shut down the mining company
power plant completely, blasting
the hopes of Fairbanks residents
who felt the union might continue
to keep the power flowing even
though the rest of the plant was
struck.
Frank Angerman, Mine Workers
Organizer and a Fourth Division
member OF the Alaska Legislature,
said the union is asking 35-cent
hourly increase on wages nov
ranging from $1.14 to $l95 an hour.
The mine workers independent
union has bargaining authority for
all employees Of the company,
whether they are union members
or not.
The last strike at the us. Smelt-
ing Coin l94l-lasted 80 days.
Union shop and wages were at
issue at that time.