The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 26

WILMWGTQN MORNING NEWS, WILMINCTON, DELAWARE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1941 PAUL CHADICK SIGNED BY WILMINGTON'S BLUE BOMBERS TWENTY-SIX Dynahs and High Expected To Better 1940 Turnout Outstanding Local Court man Is Added To Roster of Pros With but two other schoolboy bat- Walter L. Mitchell, will play the Star Spangled Banner just before ties to compete against, for fan in WILM to Broadcast Home Court Games Newest Member Is Former Wilmington High School Player the kick-off at 10 o'clock.

A rally will be held at the Queen Theater tonight by Wilmington High, with Gov. Walter W. Bacon, Mayor Albert W. James, and civio and sports leaders expected to attend. The Cherry and White band, cheerleaders and students will assemble at the school at 8:15 o'clock and parade to the Queen.

The rally will start at 9 o'clock. Pro Grid Loop to Draft Plans for Title Games Milford High's Successful Football Squad NSC Gb ft Sk Paul Chadick, considered the out standing player in Wilmington bas ketball circles, has been definitely terest, Pierre S. duPont High School and Wilmington High may set an attendance record for a sports event in Delaware, when they meet in their annual Thanksgiving Day football game at Wilmington Park. Annually a great attraction, but generally competing at the turnstiles with big college games, the Dynamiters and Red Devils have always pulled in their 5.000 onlookers for the top game in schoolboy ranks in the seven years they have met. but this year a greater throng is looked for.

Neither the Alfred I. duPont Athletic Fisld, Wilmington's home lot, nor the Dynahs grid were large enough to accommodate in comfort the crowds that watched the annual battle until they moved in to Wilmington Park last year and then the attendance did not quite come up to expectations. This year, however, a greater turnout is looked for and many predict the mark set by the Wilmington Blue Rocks-Philadelphia Athletics exhibition game of 1940 will be threatened. The Rocks and A's set the record Negotlat'ons were completed yesterday among representatives of the Wilmington Sportsmen's Club, station WILM and the State Armory for broadcasting all of tile season's home games of the Wilmington Blue Bombers who open their schedule tomorrow night. Description of the games will go on the air at 9:15 p.

m. and will be given by a popular announcer whose name will be disclosed later. signed as a member of the Blue Bombers, the Wilmington Sports men Club announced last night. cnadick, a product of Wilmineton Hign scnool, played at St. Joseph College and with a number of local quintets Including St.

Hedwig's and bt. fauis or the Catholic League ana tienerai Chemical of the Indus trial circuit. One of Two Rookies A sure-shot, capable and speedy floorman. Chadick is one of the two BON FIRE FEATURES rookies Coach Barney Sedran will use this season In the American Basketball League. The rules allow the clubs to have nine men on the gate in the same park and the NEW YORK, Nov.

24 (JPh Elmer Layden, commissioner of the National Pro Football League, will meet at Philadelphia next Monday with officials of the teams to draft plans for the championship playbffs, it was announced today. The New York Giants clinched the eastern title by beating Washington yesterday. The western division leaders. Green Bay and the Chicago Bears, can finish in a tie if Green Bay wins its one remaining game and the Bears win their two. In that case these two would have to meet in a sectional playoff to determine which would play the Giants for the pro title.

Since the last regularly-scheduled games are listed for Dec. 7, this could stretch the pro season to Dec, 21. In that case some close connections would have to be made, for the league champions and a squad of league all-stars are booked to be in Los Angeles Dec. 28 for an exhibition game. GRID CELEBRATION roster, two of whom must be rookies.

closest thing to cracking it was the attendance at the outdoor fight show last summer, which fell a trifle short. There is very little that can rival ine Blue Bombers make their ieague debut tomorrow night on the Wilmington's main Turkey Day attraction for color and one of the Armory court opposed to the crack Washington Brewers. thlrd-rlae highlights of this year's game will Milford High School's football team, coached by Bernard E. Briggs, enjoyed a successful 1941 campaign. The Bucs accounted for six wins in eight games, losing only to Georgetown and Dover.

Members of the squad are, front row, left to right: Charles Hammond, William Denney, Henry Holland, Richard Kimmey, Herman McKnatt, Robert Maxwell, Harry Derrickson, Raymond Sparklin, Douglas Lynch and Horace Willey. Second row, left to right: Coach Briggs, Manager Dick James, John Forrest, Edward Maxwell, Lloyd Elton, Ralph Hall, Frank Elton, Tom Faix, James Hammond and Manager Edward Derrickson. Back row, left to right: William Pearce, Joseph Wright, Irving Bovis, James Smith, John Geyer, Frank Timmons and William Campbell. Delaware Students Parade, Sir.g at Victory Rally club last season. The Brewers will present a well-balanced aggregation of former college luminaries under be the performances of the school bands.

Each band has been alloted 10 minutes before the game. Dur Of Unbeaten Football 'IT the direction of Mack Fosnack, for ing rest time for the gridders there will be a massed demonstration of mer st. John's College and profes Special to The Morning News NEWARK, Nov. 24 Univer both bands. sionai court star.

Brewers Rate Strong HELP PROMISED IRISH WELCOM Wilmington band, directed by 1 Army and Navy Gridders Likely to Play for 'Breaks sity of Delaware students topped off Fosnack has a capable group of seasoned pro league performers in toaays ceieDratlon of the football team's undefeated season with a wnitey Wilson, formerly of Pitt TORONTO LEAFS TO SUGAR BOWL huge bonfire in a field near the bio. chemical laboratory on South Acad Ben Qoidfaden erstwhile Georgetown performer; Ben Slott, Nat TEH By BILL BONI No. 11,627 In row 782 Jim Crow emy Street that cast a reflection rranicei or St. John's; Phil Rabin NEW YORK, Nov. 24 UP) After visible for miles.

ley of Fordham and Mai Stevens of New York. U. impersonated each studying the charts of nine foot Al Dublier and Ben Kramer of Long Island University. The Brewers mentor also has two college aces Newark firemen stood by with apparatus to prevent damage from ball games, this observer has come other at today's football writers' Other International Loop Sponsors Want Notre Dame luncheon. Said "Sleepy" Stevens from last season in Jim Kieman to the conclusion that the team which makes the most of the flying embers, and South Academy Street was closed to automobile seormg leader of the Georgetown GREATEST CASCADE speaking for Fordham: "Let's not be mcdest any more.

This is a whale But No Reply Received From South Bend School Adopt Revenue -Boosting Plan at Annual Meeting breaks, and makes Its own breaks, traffic. Hoyas and Irving Rizzi, captain of of a Fordham team." Said "Mar me same quintet. is the one that will win Saturday's always-colorful battle between the Students enjoying a holiday and led by the college band, paraded Crowley, for N. Y. 'We lost so many players in the draft, this looks Manager Barney Sedran has given no indication of his opening SYRACUSE, N.

Nov. 24 UP) Army and the Navy. The charts supply the founda NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 24 OR The Sugar Bowl, expecting to announce siartmg iireup but Big Ed Sadow.

like our war." Bill Ward, presi dent of Miami's Orange Bowl com The International League came to the aid of its ailing Toronto club 71 YEARS! tion for the argument. They show 'something pretty soon that will be ski appears certain to get the call at center. Bernie Fliegel, former mittee, says they'll pick no teams today with a revenue-boosting plan interesting," still has open vms for that with rare exceptions games until this week-end, but that tickets after the last-place club's new presi Notre Dame, but the Fighting Irish city college of New York star un between well-matched teams are decided by capitalizing on coffin-cor already have been sold and deliv continue cool to the advances. dent, Peter G. Campbell, told league moguls he represented a syndicate of ered to customers in 36 states.

Contestants for tlje game will be der Nat Holman, is likely to be at one forward berth along with Chick Reiser, former Pratt Institute ace Toronto sportsmen determined to announced within a week. from Old College to the Women's College and then to the field where the huge pile of lumber, boxes, barrels and other material was lighted. The day's celebation began this afternoon at a victory rally in Mitchell Hall at 1:30 o'clock. Speeches were given by the coaches and members of the football squad, and cheer leaders led group singing. After the rally, the students paraded to Main Street where traflBc was held up about 15 minutes.

Dispersed by police, the students worked off surplus energy collecting fuel for the fire. Andy Kerr, whose Colgate team continue operation in the circuit. Asked today if there still were and one of the leading scorers in gave Duke its stiffest fight, rates the loop last season. The guards. Campbell, who recently took over providing Sedran decides to go with t-ie Blue Devils "Wallace Wade's strongest offensive team" and one a possibility of Notre Dame's playing here Jan.

1, President A. N. Goldberg of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association (the as head of the Canadian club when it appeared uncertain whether the an experienced quintet at the out that would "have a chance to beat Maple Leafs would field a team in Sugar Bowl) said: set will most likely be Sammy Kaplan and Moe Frankel, considered two of the best teamworkers in the 1942. informed the league's directors their annual meeting a new group "As far as we're concerned, yes. As far as Notre Dame is concerned, any team in any bowl" While Red Strader of St.

Mary's rates Fordham strong enough to beat any Pacific Coast club only team of "roajor" caliber which failed business. of backers had been organized to support the Toronto nine. I don't know. We haven't heard In reserve, Sedran will have Cha from them." dick, Nick Shaback and Chariev The league, which elected Camp ner punts or on pass interceptions. Present-day defenses are conceived and executed so well that a sustained scoring drive of any great length Is a rarity.

Minnesota's victory over Michigan, Duke's defeat of North Carolina and Perm's whipping of Cornell last Saturday furnish three good examples. The opening wedge for the Minnesota touchdown was driven by a punt that sailed over the Michigan safety man's head; three punts inside Carolina's eight-yard line paved the way for Duke's scores, while Perm scored one touchdown by kicking Cornell into a hole and the other after intercepting a pass. If Navy should capitalize on an early break against Army, then it might go on to stage long scoring marches. For once given the jump on the Cadet defense, the Middies have the backfleld strength (15 backs to win a game this season was Le Goldberg made his remarks to the Hoefer as well as the second Wil bell a new director, decided to allot high, with three ties and six losses Monday Quarterbacks' Club, where the Sugar Bowl head, the football Toronto 50 per cent of the net re mington boy to be chosen to complete the roster. Harvard's Dick Harlow says ceipts of seven Sunday games played Wilmington Soccer Club Loses to Elwyn, 2 to 1 The Wilmington Soccer Club, revived after a year's inactivity, opened its season inauspiciously last Saturday, dropping a 2-1 game to Elwyn sideline coaching under the unlim coaches of Tulane and Louisiana State universities, reply to members' away from the Canadian city which Three-Game Bill The Bombers-Brewers clash will It's the whiskey that gives "priority" to flavor that is "Mellow-as -Moonlight" Everything in today's CASCADE was aimed at one goal to create a flavor that would outdo any CASCADE of the past 71 years, great as that was! Now taste the result richer, finer than you ever enjoyed before! Buy Cascade At Your Favorite Package Store Drink Cascade At Your Favorite Tavern ited substitution rule is the bunk.

has no Sunday baseball. questions. highlight a three-game program as "A good (emphasis on good) quarterback can do a better job of play- Under the plan, each of the seven Sports Editor Fred of the pro basketball returns to the Ar other league clubs will designate one New Orleans Item, a member of mory court after an absence of more College at Elwyn, Pa. However, the calling than any coach in America. Harlow declares This was i of its home Sunday games against locals played with nine men.

the association who has often been considered as something of an unofficial spokesman for the Sugar season for milestones: Harlow's Toronto as a "home" game for the visiting Leafs and share half the The team will meet Elwyn College first victory over Red Blaik. when In a return game at Canby Park, receipts. A similar plan was In oper Bowl, listed in his column today ten Harvard beat Army; Nebraska's Dm Pont and Oak Streets, next Sat than a decade. In the opener, scheduled for 7:15 o'clock, DuPont and Continental Fibre of the Industrial League will meet, while St. Ann's and St.

Nicholas' will inaugurate the C. Y. O. League season at 8:15 o'clock. The feature clash is scheduled to start at 9:30 o'clock.

ation last summer. bowl team eligibles" and Notre first season in more than 40 with were used against Princeton) to urday at 2:45 o'clock expecting to Dame was not among them. Meantime, the day's other major five defeats; Penn State's first vie I YTHlS a reverse the opening loss. In the order in which Digby Judged developments arose outside meeting tory over Pitt at Pittsburgh since 1919; Arkansas' first season in ten their comparative strength, they rooms and centered around the cir cuit's 1942 managers with five clubs without a Southwest Conference were Duke, Duquense, Texas A. Missouri, Vanderbilt, Fordham, keep pouring on the pressure.

Scribblings from the notebook's margin The first "Rose Bowl" tickets have been printed by the Spokane (Wash.) Athletic Round Table (Marvin Ward, secretary). They are for RED WINGS GET McREAVT already committed to their pilots. victory; the end of the coaching trail for Bob Zuppke at Illinois, and Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Mississippi DETROIT. Nov. 24 (JPy The De State, and Texas.

BUY THE WHISKEY THAT CIVfS "PRIORITY" TO FLAVOR successful starts in new jobs for Frank Leahy at Notre Dame, Paul Brown at Ohio State and Blaik at GRID COACH QUITS ALLIANCE. Nov. 24 (INS) a game between Washington State troit Red Wings of the National Hockey League announced today acquisition of winger Pat McReavy from the Boston Bruins in exchange for the veteran Wilbert (Dutch) and Notre Dame. Ours calls for seat Army, to name just three President Charles B. Ketcham of Mount Union College today an ule, will open April 16 and close Hiller and $5,000.

The players will exchange uniforms before the Wings 300 Girl Court Players nounced the resignation of footbal Coach Harry Geltz, effective at the 3 Sept. 7. These Include AI Vincent at Buffalo, John Neun at Newark, Tommy Thomas at Baltimore, recently-appointed Jewel Ens at Syracuse and Tony Cuccinello at Jersey City. Horace Stoneham, president of the New York Giants, announced Ouccinello will be retained as pilot of the Giants Jersey City farm team sp.klng a report to the contrary. Whether Tony Kaufman will return to Rochester will be decided at the minor leagues' meeting next week at Jacksonville, while Montreal representatives Indicated Clyde Sukefortb, although unsigned.

and Bruins clash tomorrow night at Take Part in Clinic termination of his contract this The circuit's directors elected George Weiss, general manager of Boston. JV4 eouBU toot hving blade I 20'25 and m.one- the New York Yankee farm system DOVER, Nov. 24 More than 300 spring. Gelte Is a former Mount Union athletic star. After a vic-toryless season in 1940, his 18-man team this year won its opener with Hiram and then lost seven straight- girl players from Delaware high and vice-president of the Newark club, as league vice-president and Park-Playground League schools attended the annual basket ball clinic in the Dover High School went through the formality of cam zi.1 REfTtAi sunn Msnua num Anattua turn.

i. waa wsmiiM co, mk. uxiktml nr. field house Saturday. The clinic was ing William J.

Manley as league sponsored bv the Delaware Associa PRACTICE HCHEDFLE. (Saatftr Park Leagae) Tonight Ak Bayard. 7 o'clock Brown- secretary-treasurer. Manley has field probably will be back at Montreal. tion of Physical Education and Rec town.

reation with Mrs. Evelyn Dickey. The eighth league member, reorganized Toronto, will select a suc tne post 30 years. Violet Players Select Tonight At Bayard, o'clock. Tri- state basketball chairman, and mnaia and Sycamore.

cessor to Russell (Lena) Blackburne, Tonwht At Bayard. I dock Madiaon George Ayars, state director of physi who managed the club last season. and Neighborhood. Own Team to Play Rams Tomorrow At Warner. 1:30 p.

Mar League President Frank C. ket and King. Aim tatt In lOc Sim Shaughnessy announced the 1942 cal education, in charge. program Included demons tia tions of offensive play by the Mid' dletown High School girls team Tomorrow At Warner. I p.

aj Price amimtui it auue imams ce. season, embracing a 154-game sched- Run and Brandywtne. NEW YORK, Nov. 24 UP) Coach Mai Stevens looked out the window defensive play by the Wilmington today while his New York Univer Friends School team, a demonstra tion of fouls and rule interpretation sity football squad chose by secret ballot its starting line-up against by the P. S.

duPont High School Girls Leader Corps, and a practice game in which the various points stressed In the clinic were pointed out in play. Fordham next Saturday. The boys sprang a couple of surprises, too, by picking Wyatt Teu-bert to start at left half instead of Joe Frank, and in naming Charles Heiser, previously a reserve, to play right end. Len Bates was picked at fullback, but it is not certain that the Negro star's injured shoulder will permit him to face the Rams. The violets put in three hours of CRAZY HORSE WINS NEWARK, N.

Nov. 24 VP) Chief Crazy Horse, 137, Los Angeles, galloped to an easy victory over Lou I .1 111 Fort una, 135, Philadelphia, in Laurel Garden's feature eight-round boxing bout tonight. offensive drill and another hour chinking up their defenses. thought- .1, the COURTMEN TO MEET The Rose Hill basketball team of the New Castle County League will serves ftavot TO OperTAHeys, No Leagues! I Nov. 26, 7 to 9 P.

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