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Evening star., 1954-11-18
Georgetown Five Makes Debut
oturdoyAgoinst Alumni 7 cam

GeorgetoWn'S varsity basket
ball team will be trotted out for
a preview Saturday night, facing
a star studded alumni five in
the second half of a doubles
header at McDonough Memorial
Gym.
The preliminary, scheduled for
$50, will paia the Hoya Fresh
man against a powerful Fort
Bragg team coached by 1t. Bill
Bolger, star of GeorgetoWn's
1858 squad. &
Sponsored by Georgetown'S
minor sports council, Saturdays
program will serve the dual pur-
pose of raising funds for the
schools minor sports, and getting
the old grads together for an
evening.
The alumni squad, which will
have two honorary coaches in
Jim Collif1oWer, '06, and Fred
MeSmer, 80, will have a strong
New York tint. The starting five
probably will be Big John Maz-
ziotta. Italo Ablondi, Frank
Alagia, Johnny Brown and Ed
LAWN. They're good enough to
test the mettle of Jeannette's
newest group.
Georgetown's current varsity is
composed of four Juniors and
eight sophomores, and although
Jeannette would prefer to have
more experience, he expects to
put a winner on the. floor.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Special Dispafeh 10 The Stor

TOLEDO, Nov. Is. - Light
Heavyweight Champion Archie
Moore is stepping up his cam
paign to get public demand for
a heavyweight championship
bout against Rocky Marciano.
In public appearances and in
letters and kilograms to sports
writer's he is putting his case
before the people, and yester-
day he added considerably to his
bills for kilograms by wiring
protests against being left out
of list of heavyweight con-
tenders.
How ridiculous can the
heavyweight boxing situation
get?" Moore queried in a long
telegram to sports editors.
Moore made reference to a
boxing meeting in London at
which list of top challengers
was drawn, with Nino Valdes of
Cuba the logical contender; Don
Cockell, the Empire champion,
second, and Bob Baker third.
II whipped Valdes with ease,"
Moore declared in his telegram.
Jimmy Slade. a light-heavy-
weight, knocked out Cockell,
after which I whipped Slade,
winning nine out of 10 rounds.
And I knocked out Bob Baker.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Krouse, Allen Attack Policies
OfNCAA at Panel for Editors

and told the newsmen how they
would edit sports pages.
Krause said professional foot
ball attendance was up because
of widespread television, but he
made it clear Notre Dame did not
intend to pull out of the NCAA
over the matter of television re-
strictions.
Allen said folding money over
or under the table is the worst
evil in college" and that "The
cause of the lack of enforcement
is college presidents. They do
not want to surrender power"
Lopez said he would like to
see the sports pages "bring out
the inside information of sports,
the finer points" and that if he
were writing the news he would
boost the good plays instead of
knocking the fellow who makes
a mistake"
Evening star., 1954-11-18

have caused gunplay and per-
haps even a neck-stretching
party. Pro football. of course. is
not the character building game
supposedly found in colleges.
just the same. calling and
villifying officials doesn't help
the sport, the league or the in
dividuals concerned.
Club owners have been at one
another's necks at league meet
ings over real or fancied slurs,
coaches have done everything
short of pulling knives on rivals
in hotly-contested games. but off
the field truce was declared. A
man didn't forget, nor did he
forgive, but he didn't take his
dirty linen to public laundry.
y y X X
They tell story (they mean
ing a few old timers still around
who witnessed the incident) of
the time George Halas reorgan-
lied his Staley A. C. team of
Decatur, Ill, took it to Chicago
and renamed the team the
Bears. Everything was just
dandy until George disclosed at
the league meeting that one
erstwhile partner wasn't going
along with him.. but had been
displaced by a newcomer.
Witnesses say the offended
and outraged gent let out a
below and went right to the mat
with Halas in the ding dustin est
melee the league had seen be-
fore or since. Several times
since then, contending rivals
have been on the verge of blows,
but were kept at safe, verbal
distance with no physical
damage.
Denman Thompson, long time
sports editor of The Star,
always got a bang out Of Clark
Griffith's reaction to a TRADE by
the late John McGraw during
the Senators-New York Giants
spring training series years ago.
Enraged by an incident on the
field, McGraw blew his top in the
hotel lobby that night, calling
Griff everything in the book and
a few things unlisted. Griff lis
tened calmly until McGraw fin
iShed.
YOU'RE double everything you
called me-" Griff said, and turn
ing on his heel. went off to bed.
n y
The Cardinals Rams episode
may have an unfavorable reper-
cussion Sunday when the Red
skins visit Chicago to play Sty-
dahar's eleven. Coach Joe Ku-
harich of the Redskins processes
fear that the Cardinals may
still be sizzling and make take
it out on the Washington club.
He even went so far as to say
the Cardinals will be a raging"
team, more defiant than ever"
Stydahar is correct in calling
schedule was released, Eddie
Erdelatz made it quite clear he
planned to be around to coach
Navy through it. The report that
Erdelatz would leave Navy to
coach Pitt he branded as "abso-
lutely untrue Erdelatz has one
more year to go on his present
contract.
II haven't talked to anybody
about leaving Navy" he said.
land besides. at this time I'm
too interested in beating Army.
I'm happy here and I hope Navy
is happy with me. Who wouldn't
be happy with a team like this?"
The 1855 schedule:
September "a William & Mary, here,
October /, South Carolina here; 8,
Pittsburgh at Baltimore: 10, Penn State
at State College, Pa: 70, Pennsylvania
ct Philadelphia; 20, Notre Dame lsite to
November 5, Duke at Baltimore; ~,
Columbia at New York; 20, Army at
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
|GauIt, 0'BrienPa Paired
ForU. 5. Bantam Title
sy The Associated Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Nov. 18.-Pappy Gault. Spartan
burg. S. c.. and Johnny o'Brien,
Boston. win meet in a l5-round
match here December for the
United States bantamweight
championship, Matchmaker Ga
be Menendez announced yester-
day.
1t will be the first meeting
between Gault, former North
American champion. and O'Brien,
New England titleholder since
1851, Menendez said.
The bout will be the first title
affair ever held here and the
first l5-rounder in many years.
1t will not be broadcast or tele-
vised.
Menendez said Ration Macias
of Mexico is now regarded as
North American bantam cham
pion. He recently defeated Nate
Brooks of Cleveland and the
winner of the Gault-O O'Brien
bout is expected to be matched
with Brooks within 80 days, pos
Sibly in Havana.
Both Gault and O'Brien lost
decisions in Sydney, Australia, to
Jimmy Caruthers, who later re-
tired as world champion. The
recognized bantamweight cham
pion now is Chamrern Songki-
trat of Thailand.
The Gault- -O'Brien match will
be the second of the winter sea-
son here. The first, on Novem-
ber 25, will match welterweights
Pierre Hernandez of France and
Jose Olivera of Havana in 10
rounds.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
By the Assoeiated Press

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 1.-two
prominent sports figures at
tackled policies of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
yesterday at the Associated Press
Managing Editors Association
meeting.
Ed (Moose) Krause, Notre
Dame athletic director, renewed
his criticism Of the NCAA's tele-
vision program and called for a
complete revision. DR.. Forrest
C. (Phog) Allen, Kansas basket
ball coach, said an "enforcer"
was needed for the rules govern
ing subsidization and PROSECUTING
and urged the press to take an
active role as a watchdog on
NCAA rules.
Krause and Allen appeared
with Al Lopez, manager of the
Cleveland Indians. on a panel
Evening star., 1954-11-18

Joe Bolger, Warren Buehler,
Don Morchower and Jack Walsh
are the returning lettermen.
Morchower. at 6-foot-6, shares
the distinction with Buck Sey-
mour of being the tallest member
of the squad.
Buehler, who broke George
towns all-time scoring record
last year with 511 points, prob
ably will be the key figure in
Jeannette's offensive plans. Matt
White, who led the freshmen
last season with 307 points, also
figures Importantly in Buddy's
strategy. With Walsh, a set
shot artist from last year, ex-
pected to pick up where he left
off, the Hoyas could be trouble
some.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
1855 Grid Schedule
And Coaching Set,
NaVLooks 10 Army
--AP Wirephoto.
Special Dispe.eh 10 The stor

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-With
the hope that the Pittsburgh
coaching situation has been as
sociated with the Naval Academy
for the last time, and with the
public release of the 1855 sched-
ule, Navy got down to the busi-
ness at hand today - getting
ready for Army.
The two service academies will
be meeting for the 55th time in
a football series dating back to
1890 a week from Saturday in
Philadelphia.
A big attraction annually re-
gardless of the caliber of the
teams, the Army-Navy game has
something special going for it
this year-two teams ranked
among the best 10 in the Nation.
Army was ranked fifth and Navy
tied with Southern California
for seventh In this weeks AS
sociated Press poll.
Game Is Sellout.
There are no tickets left for
this one, a fact which the Navy
director of athletics would like
to get across to the thousands of
people who want to attend and
won't be able to.
Capt. Elliott Loughlin said
yesterday that money for 90, 1000
game tickets is being returned
to optimistic fans. This year it
has been impossible to come close
to filling the many requests" he
said. THE phones have been
ringing without letup all week.
I wish I could convince the peo-
pie there is not a single ticket
left here"
The athletic director also an
nounced Navy's schedule for
next season. Gone from the
1854 schedule will be Dartmouth
and Stanford. Added in their
places will be South Carolina
and Penn State.
Remaining on the schedule are
William and Mary, Pitt, Penn,
Notre Dame, Duke, Columbia
and Army. Fhe site of the Notre
Dame game, a home game for
the Irish, has not yet been Sc
lected. The Middies will enter
tain William and Mary and
South Carolina at Annapolis and
Pitt and Duke at Baltimore. The
Army game again will be played
in Philadelphia. The other four
are road games.
Erdelatz to Stand Pat.
The Gamecocks and Navy will
be playing for the second time.
They met in 1920, with Navy
taking a $50 victory. Navy and
Penn State have met l3 times.
The ,Middies lead the series.
7-5-1. but Penn State won the
last meeting in Baltimore in
1947, 20-7.
At about the same time the
Evening star., 1954-11-18
CusteIIuni-Wurd Bout

CLEVELAND, Nov. 10 (P.-
Middleweights Rocky Castellani
of Cleveland and Moses Ward,
%, of Detroit will battle in the
co-feature bout of the Cleveland
News toyship fund boxing show
here December /. The other 10
round main go, announced ear
lier. sends Roland La Starza
against Charley Norkus.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Moore TeIegrophing Punches
To Writers in Bid for Bout

Furthermore, I have agreed
to fight Cockell. Valdes and
Marciano all within a period of
go days, to which I now add
they can throw in Bob Baker
with them for good measure.
Can anything be fairer, I ask
you? Please help me make Mar
ciano fight me. Believe me, I can
Whip Marciano."
Evening star., 1954-11-18
ByLEWIs {. E.ATcAISoN

:
the. Cardinals a team that is
getting progressively better, .
and with Ollie Matsen in the
lineup the Redskins could have a
bad afternoon. The fleet Negro
back scored two touchdowns
against the Rams while playing
for Fort Ord in an exhibition
game, taking passes out in the
fiat and outrunning his OPP
ponents. The Rams had some
speed merchants themselves, but
Ollie passed 'em like they were
parked. He should be just as
effective against the Redskins.
who aren't exactly Olympic ma
terial.
No good can come Of the
Rams Cardinals trouble, to get
back to it. In fact. it can only
hasten the departure of both
Pool and Stydahar. Bob Water
field, one-time Rams star quar-
terback, has long been rumored
as Pools replacement. Pool
was made coach after Stydahar
was forced out. Stydahar. of
course, succeeded Clark Shaugh-
messy, who succeeded Bob Snyder,
who came Immediately after
Adam Walsh.
Stydahar followed Curly Lam
beau at the Cardinals helm.
He followed another list of
coaches such as Phil Handler
and Buddy Parker, co-coaches,
and the delightful Jimmy Con-
zelman.
Come to think of it, it's sort
OF silly for coaches in this league
to get as sore at one another
as Stydahar and Pool appear
to be. 'Life's too short for it.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Practice Ace Shot
By FurgoI as Arm
Continues to Heal
BY the Assoeiosed Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. led Fur.
gol, National Open golf cham
pion, who injured his one good
arm recently, dropped his tee
shot for an ace yesterday on a
125-yard hole.
Furgol, whose withered left
arm is about 10 inches shorter
than his right. hurt his right arm
during an exhibition tour in
Australia.
He has been practicing steadily
since the injury. which at first
he thought might take surgery
to heal. Now he hopes to be
ready for the Miami Open,
December 9.
His left arm was injured in .
childhood accident.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

quite as Bit
t er or so
widely publi-
cized as the
current haSsle
b e t W e e n
Coaches j o e
Stydahar of
the Chicago
c ard in a ! S
and H a m p
Pool of the
Los Angeles
Rams.
In another
era the things
roil xxrnMld
Evening star., 1954-11-18

The National Football League
has spawned more feuds in its
32-year history than the Hat
fields and McCoys, but none
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Pro BusketbuIl,,
By the Associated Press

BY the Associoied Press
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Fort Wayne at Syracuse
New York vs. Philadelphia at Syracuse.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games scheduled
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
Fort Wayne at Baltimore
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