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Evening star., 1950-11-09
Shoemaker One Win
From Modern Record
As CuImone Gains
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Wee
Willie Shoemaker was a 1-to-5
shot to set new modern day
record of 800 winners in one sea-
son at Hollywood Park today, but
the lad from Ell Paso, Tex, can't
seem to shake Joe Culmone in
his drive for 1850 national jockey
honors.
Shoemaker booted home two
winners yesterday to tie the cur
rent modern-day record Of 319 set
by the veteran Johnny Longden
two years ago.
(However. Shoemaker is still
far behind the all-time record
Of 388 winners, ridden by Jockey
Walter Miller in 1906.)
Shoemaker lost ground to Cul-
none. however, as little Joe kicked
home four winners at Pimlico.
This gave Culmone 313 winners
for the year and put him in a po-
sition whereby he could easily
overtake Shoemaker If Willie
falters.
East-West Rivalry.
The contest between the two
jockeys for national honors has
developed into an East-West ri
valry that has stirred up race
fans in the waning days Of the
1850 turf season.
It's throw form out of the win
dow-just bet on Shoemaker or
Culmone. Virtually every horse
either rides is made a favorite.
Yesterday at Pimlico. Cul-
mone's winners were Pip Pip,
S3.40; The Spaniel, $500; Oats,
$3.50, and Roman Bath $3.50.
Both of Shoemaker's winners,
Bullrelis and Sugar Coated, were
favorites.
Ride Daily Doubles.
A week ago Shoemaker rode
both ends of a daily double that
paid only $6 at Bay Meadows.
Culmone completed a $7.20 daily
double at Pimlico yesterday with
Pip Pip.
Shoemaker was red hot last
week when he rode II winners In
five days. He had three winners
on Tuesday: three on Wednesday:
four on Thursday: three on Fri
dey and four on Saturday.
Now it may be Culmone's turn.
Little Joe has ridden nine winners
in the last three days.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Tar Heels in Long Drill
For Clash With Terps

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Nov. 8
R.-A long drill on running plays
designed for the game with Mary
land here Saturday highlighted
the University of North Carolina's
football practice yesterday.
Offensive Linemen Dalton Ruff
fin and Tom Higgins turned in
some sharp blocking against a
freshman combination to open
holes for Dick Bunting. Bud WAL
lace, Skeet Hesmer, Dick Wiess
and others to pour through.
Roscoe Hansen was one of the
standoutS in the defensive line in
scrimmage against Maryland's
tricky split-T attack. Capt. Irwin
Holdash continued to watch from
the sidelines with a strong posi-
bility he will see only a minimum
of action, if any. against the
Terps. Fullback Billy Hayes also
was held out of heavy work again.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
By Bill Fuchs

Frank Kudelka, who spent three
years in the Coast Guard at an
ammunition loading depot, is CIV
ing the Caps an explosive force
that is proving mighty handy in
the National Basketball Associa-
ton campaign.
The former st. Mary's Of Cali
fornia star, who came to the Caps
from the defunct Chicago Stays,
has played an important role in
Washington's two victories to date.
Although a good scorer-his
one-handed push-shots were big
factor in downing Indianapolis
Kudelka is becoming recognized
more as a trigger mana fiery
competitor who injects aggressive
ness when the Caps need it most.
Scolari Scoring Leader.
AS for the scoring department
last night. Fred Scolari was the
leader with "a points as the Caps
dropped the Paul Hoffman-less
Baltimore Bullets. 86-81. at Uline
Arena. Only 1865 fans were on
hand.
Kudelka got Q points. his two
field goals coming in the final
minutes when they were needed
most. He collected points in as
many tries from the free throw
line, Scolari got 8. Don Often 6
and Chick Halbert S. It was here
that the Caps actually won, for
the Bullets led in field goals, 1925.
Like Scolari, Frank started
playing basketball in a boys club
in San Francisco. He starred for
Lowell High School there, and
went on to st. Mary's.
Played Baseball, Too.
II played baseball. too." he says,
"but gave 1t up in my second year
at st. Mary's. wanted to con-
centrate on basketball. I always
liked it because there's more ac-
ton in it."
Wisconsin's Don Rehfeldt, Bal
timore's No. ! college draft choice.
led the Bullets back from 90
point deficit midway in the third
quarter until they Jagged by only
4 points with minute and a half
remaining. Then the Caps. who
had been having trouble finding
the basket, caught on again to
protect their lead.
The question Baltimore fans
are asking today is how would
the Bullets have faired with Hoff-
man in the lineup. Hoffman and
the Bullets are having trouble,
but it isn't over his salary, ac-
cording to Bob Elmer. Baltimore
business manager.
Hoffman's Wife Blamed.
cts his wife" insists Elmer.
~She doesn't want him to play big
league basketball. She wants him
to settle down in job with a
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Little Barriera Of CIV
May Rival Furman's S
210-Pound Jasonek

George Washington has moth
ing to match in weight the 210
pounds carried by Ed (Super)
Jasonek. Furman's powerhouse
right halfback it will face In Sat-
urday's game at Greenville, s. c.,
but it will take along a little 150-
FOUNDER who may be one of the
stars of the game.
He is Bino Barriera, a sopho-
more back who stands only 5 feet,
s inches and who Is the smallest
player at CIV since Billy Richard
son. Bino hasn't yet earned a
starting role, and because of an
injury received in practice hasn't
played a great deal this year, but
service recently in spot assign
ments indicates he is ready to
break out in a rash of good play
ing.
He ended a three-game layoff
from play due to his injury to
face South Carolina two weeks
ago and accounted for about SO
yards of GW's rushing total with
several good breakaway dashes.
Against Maryland last week, he
was in for several spot plays and
In one thrilled Colonial support
ers with a 34-yard run.
Indications are that the Coloni-
ais are going to count on him for
more than just spot work in the
two games remaining, Furman
this week and Georgetown No
vember Is.
Barriera's small size seems to be
an asset. Naturally he can't pound
his own openings in the line, but
If given silver of daylight he car
squeeze through. He twists, turns
sidesteps and ducks under would
be tacklers and altogether is hard
to hold onto. And being such 8
small player who seems to have
no right on the field with the big
boys. the crowd loves him.
The George Washington team is
leaving by train tonight and will
go through a light workout to-
morrow at Greenville.
Although the Colonials are one
touchdown favorites to end thei,
three-game losing string, Coach
Bo Rowland is worried about the
power and speed generated by
Jasonek. the Furman star runner
"They tell me he is as good as
Wadiak (Steve Wadiak of South
Carolina) and you know what
Wadiak did to us. And this fell
low is even bigger.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Fort Woyne's Win Gives
Rochester Division Lead
BY the Associated Press


You couldn't blame the Roches-
ter Royals of the. National Basket
ball Association for feeling very
kindly today toward Boag John
son. guard with the Fort Wayne
PiStons.
1t was Johnson who played a
big part in last nights 87-79 tri-
umph for Fort Wayne over the
Tri-City Blackhawks with 18
points. It was the first setback
in four games for the Hawks and
enabled idle Rochester to assume
undisputed possession of first
place in the Western Division.
Fort Wayne opened up 1881
halftime bulge and Tri-Cities
could not threaten thereafter.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
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and completed nine of Is passes.
He also directed the team in all
its scoring.
Really Deep in Sophomores.
Two weeks ago, Tatum moved
Lloyd Colteryahn from end to the
backfield, where the Terps are not
too deep in halfbacks, and now it's
about Colteryahn's turn.
The best part is that the boys
will be around two more years,
and will have ample experience
starting their junior year. Scar
bath and Petruzzo are at Mary
land on the Charlie Keller schol-
arships, which proved another
good break for Tatum.
Scarbath may be back for part
time duty against the Tar Heels,
but with a tough game under his
belt, De Stefano probably will do
all right if he has to carry on
alone. Tatum not only has sopho-
mOreS. he has 'pn fleen
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Hoyas Hope 10 Check
Doheny, Fordham's S
Passer, Saturday

Georgetown is building defenses
1t hopes will stop. or at least slow
down. Fordham's Dick Doheny In
Saturday afternoons game at the
Polo Grounds In New York.
The Rams were idle last week
and consequently Doheny dropped
out of the East's five leading
passers Grated on number of COM
pletions). But he has connected
for 47 Of n attempts for q spec
tacular 81 per cent mark. best
in the Eastern College Athletic
Conference.
His aerials have gone for 750
yards and 10 touchdowns, a scor-
ing mark equaled only by Holy
Cross Charley Maloy.
Doheny's. favorite target is End
AL Pfeiffer. who rates fifth in the
East with "a catches for BAL yards
and five touchdowns.
AS the Rams have scored only
16 touchdowns in their five games,
it would seem that Doheny's pass
ing is nearly two-thirds Of the
offense and II he can be stopped
Georgetown has a chance. Stop
ping him is a big problem, though.
according to Joe Sullivan. George
town scout, and none of the
Rams five opponents yet have
done it.
Georgetown has numerous in
juries, but its defensive backs,
headed by Safety Man Tommy
Hardiman. mostly are in good
condition.
The Hoyas will leave by train
tomorrow morning and will make
their headquarters at the Con-
course Plaza Hotel in New York.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The
country's college football teams
made the turn into the tough No
vember part of their schedules
last week end. And the contests
were so tough this corner was
able to predict only SO Of 73 de-
cisions correctly.
That's an average of 1903 for
the week.
Here are this weeks picks with
absolutely no assurance that the
average will be any better:
Wisconsin at Ohio State-The
Badgers have held five Big Ten
opponents to So points. Don't be
surprised if the Buckeyes score
that many Saturday. But Wis
consin could lose, 100 to 0. and
still be the Rose Bowl team simply
by beating Minnesota November
rs, providing Ohio State also beats
Illinois. Ohio State.
UCLA at California-Red San
ders, UCLA coach, says California
has the best running attack off
the T formation he ever saw. Why
argue? California.
Pittsburgh at Notre Dame-This
is the second step in new Notre
Dame victory string. Only the
pelt remains of the once fearful
Panthers. Notre Dame.
New Mexico at Army-Aw, &C
on and pick on somebody your
own size. Army.
Kansas at Oklahoma-1f there
is going to be an upset, here's the
spot for it especially in view o1
the Oklahoma injured list. But
you must stick with the cham
pion. Oklahoma.
Harvard at Princeton Once
upon a time but, of course
that was before the invention O.
the steamship, electric lights ant
the cotton gin. Princeton.
Kentucky at Mississippi-Ken
lucky has the habit of giving ont
football game away each season
Perhaps Babe Parilli and Bol
Gain can keep them from doinl
1t this year. Kentucky.
Texas A. and M. at Southern
Methodist-How can you be sur
of anything in the SouthWes
Conference? The Mustangs shoul'
be rebounding. Southern Method
lists.
Georgia at Florida-The Geor
gians appear to have one-touch
down edge. Georgia.
Illinois at Iowa-IoWa's cripple
Evening star., 1950-11-09
BY the Associated Press

ABILENE, Tex, Nov. 8.-Brad
Rowland, McMurry College triple
threat, nears the end of his var
sity career with one of the most
remarkable records in football
history.
The Little All-America player
needs only 264 yards to reach a
mark Of 8 miles of ground rush.
ing and passing in little more than
|3Ha seasons and he also is a star
|punter.
Rowland plays his next-to-last
game Saturday against Howard
Payne College and if he gains Is
yards he will have amaSsed more
than 1000 yards in total offense
for the third straight season.
The 6-foot, 192-pounder passed
up Baylor of the Southwest Con-
ference because he didn't think
he could make the team.
In rushing Rowland has gained
4,201 yards and in passing, 815.
In punting he averaged 41.2 in
1948 and 38.5 in 1949. This sea-
son his average is 1876.
His point total is 252. an aver
age Of more than 60 a season.
This year to date he has rolled
up 872 yards on the ground-put-
ting him at the top of all small
college players.
Composite of Two Greats.
They call Rowland a combina-
tion of Doak Walker and Kyle
Rote. He has the speed and de-
ception of Walker, Southern
Methodist's three time All-Amer-
lea, and the power of Rote. SINUS
mighty halfback.
Opposing teams set their de-
fenses just for his benefit, but
he rolls right on.
If Rowland didn't also play de-
fense all the time. too. he would
undoubtedly have compiled an
even greater record.
That's what I like about Row.
land" says his coach, Wilford
Moore. "He is not a specialist;
whatever the assignment-run
punt. pass or block-Brad's S
ready"
Rowland's greatest year was
1949 when he romped to 1858
yards rushing and passed for 461
while scoring ia points.
A Baylor alumnus of Rowland's
home town of Hamlin tipped Bay
lor officials that one of the best
prospects in the country was ca
vorting on a weak high school
team. A scout went out to look.
Brad was invited to Waco for a
trial" and the clean-cut kid ap-
parently impressed everybody but
himself.
Wen be expecting you back
this fall" Coach Bob Woodruff
told Rowland. But it was difficult
for big Brad to believe that he was
actually good enough to play at
Baylor.
Slow to Make Decision.
McMurry College also invited
Rowland for spring practice. Abb
line is close to Hamlin. so Brad
answered that invitation, too. Nc
Murry had less than 600 students
and didn't have much of a record
in its own league-the Texas Con-
ference.
The summer was one of indeci-
sion. Finally - the day before
practice opened at McMurry-
Brad told his father. who had
Evening star., 1950-11-09
CYO Junior Grid Champ
To Be Decided Saturday

st Anthony's and st. Martins S
will meet at lis pm. Saturday
on the Ellipse for the section 2
title Of the CYO Junior Football
League.
ST. Anthony's tied st. Martins S
for the lead yesterday with an 1870
victory over st. Jerome at Taft
Field, while st. AIMS trounced St
Francis Xavier. 900. on the
Ellipse.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Remarkable Record Compiled
BY Modest Gridder at McMurry

been a high school star himself
20 years before, that he was going
to McMurry.
Meanwhile, Baylor officials won-
dered where Rowland was. Finally
Woodruff called Brad, jr.. but
couldn't convince him he should
go to Baylor.
Thus Rowland stepped in to
lead McMurry to its greatest glory.
In 1947 the college tied for the
conference title. won a clear claim
to the crown in 1948, repeated in
l949 and beat Missouri Valley in
the Oleander Bowl at Galveston,
Tex.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
A DwindIinq Old Guard

OF the 135 players who played
in the Basketball Association OF
America when it started in 1916,
only 18 are active in the National
Basketball Association. John
Norlander, Fred Scolari, Chuck
Gilmur and Chick Halbert of the
Caps are included, and if Coach
Bones Mckinney plays again he'll
raise the number to 10.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Jump Ahead of Job,
But Georgia Tech
Tackle Misses Out
BY the Asseeioted Press

ATLANTA, Nov. 9.-John
Hutchinson jumped at his big
chance today but he probably
won't get it. John jumped too
hard.
Hutchinson, q 230-pound
tackle for Georgia Tech, was
about to be promoted from
the scrub team to the varsity.
He jumped out of bed this
morning in happy anticipa-
ton of the promotion.
When the Big Rossville,
Ca, Sophomore jumped he
injured his foot so badly he
was taken to a hospital for
X-rays for a probable frac-
ture.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Women to Fence Tonioht

Women will duel tonight at
Western High School in the first
formal competition of the season
for the Washington division of the
Amateur Fencers' League of Amer
lea. Competition will begin at 7
o'clock.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Terp Hurriers Ahead

The University of Maryland
cross-country team defeated Will
liam and Mary, 171a to 42h yes
terday at Williamsburg, Va.
Evening star., 1950-11-09

Ten years ago -- Minnesota
edged Michigan, z TO 6. before
SO ,894 football fans.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
NBA Standings

Last Nights Results.
Washington. SO; Baltimore, 81.
Fort Wayne, 81; Tri-Cities. 70.
Tonight's Games.
Minneapolis at Boston.
Indianapolis at New York
Fort Wayne at Philadelphia.
Tri-Cities at Syracuse.
Evening star., 1950-11-09

Cords Once Named Moreons
The Chicago Cardinals pro
football team was organized in
1899 as the Morgan Athletic Club.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
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MERCURY 1946 club cpe. light sray:
$ii:SSSS, II. II, 5s1f; sStff'' WV 80 t'''
MERCURY hsRt.I 1.os ,46 4,dT;; ,t seat covers,
essos'e Fofs 49, ss5 ERfEaUoE Ra sss IN MoT4E oR
MERCURY De1 station sdpi wason, 1919;
peri; cond.; private owner: S1,75O,
Or best best Sodffser, offer, 3s7l Queenstown
No Mount hptt Raini.r' I'M; Queens Chapel Apts''
MERCURY -'isi; is47 station wagon; r.
and h.. excel. cond. This car carries
our warranty. Sl,095, HAWKINS
MGroR AS1 r. CO; ow 1NC;; GOO ss1o Col pike
MERCURY 1919 station wagon; $3.50
or best offer; 1912 Chev. station
wagon, $3.50 or best offer. FIR.
MERCURY 1s4s convertible: black.
$ss5 III tirs' r. wssh Tsd,o st. hss,sF; aI.1
NASH 1850 Ambassador; . door,
hydr., r., ana h., air conditioner,
Wv. undercoatins. only 5000 mi,
nav navy s,, man being transf.; $2,I95.
NASH 2-door sedan; dark gray, looks
and runs good; 1925 or will trade
Tor club coupe. any make. Hillside
NASH 194S sedan; equipped. o quail
ity car; 1894, $3.50 down. small
weekly payments. Why pay more?
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densbure I'd.
NASH 80 Ambassador; fully equipped; ;
low mileage; one owner; S2,lOO,
81. 6713. .