The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 29

Joarnal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Tuesday, November 25, 1941 Twentv-nine Interstate Initiates Helmet Adoption in Organized Baseball fcJ Ready to Bomb Baskets 274-Pin Game 3 DuPont Fives Tied for Lead Today's Sport Parade Clubs Will Provide Player Protection Helps Average By HARRY FERGUSOV United Press Sports Editor S. Greene Leads Catholic Bowling Leagues With Defeat of Dye Works By Engineering, Dil wyne Win Cause Triple Deadlock 189.7 Per Game Record Use Not Obligatory But League Moves to Offset 'Beaning' Menace With Two Casualties Last Season; No New Managers Yet S. Greene, with an average of 189.7 puis per game In the Green Division DCPOVT LCAGCK Last Night Seanlts Engineering. 20: Dye Works, K. Dilwyne.

23; Rayon, 18. Accounting, It; Traffic, 18. and Oriano with 181 in the White Division are the leaders In Individual averages in the C. Y. O.

Bowling By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Correspondent Standing League with the first quarter com pleted. A 274-pln game for high PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25. The Interstate League today was the first circuit in organized baseball to officially adopt the use single aided Greene to set the pace W. L.

Pet. Engineering 3 1 .750 Dye Works 3 1 .150 Dilwyne 3 1 .750 Accounting 2 2 .500 Rayon 1 3 .350 Traffic 0 4 .000 of protective helmets for Its players. in averages. Fischetti hit high single in the White Division with a League officials, meeting here yesterday, voted that every club must provide helmets for its players in 1942. Their use is 255-pin game.

St. Anthony's teams pace both in dividual races. St. Hedwig's has not obligatory. high single In the Green Division "We can't force a batter to take one to the plate but we will do everything In our power to encourage him to wear one," said with a 1,002 game, while a 934-pln game oy St.

Elizabeth's is best in name, and. most important of all. each name contained only four vowels. The perfect football player for this team would have a name of 13 letters containing no vowels, like this Dzyxksnmvchc. Now.

it is quite true that Sabas-teanski. the Fordham center, has 12 letters in his name, but in the matter of consonants he is tied with Coccodrilli and Domnanovlch at seven each. Therefore the center position was awarded to him. He and Alexandras: os. the Temple guard who also has 12 letters In his name, are definitely the stars of the team.

Filipowicz of Fordham received serious consideration for fullback against Szymakowskl of Lehigh, but while your agent still was undecided between the two he met a telegraph operator who had stationed Jiimself in a tavern and was seeking surcease from sorrow by looking through a glass darkly. Asked to explain his despondency, he said: "I worked the Lehigh game today and mispelled that Szymakowski's name three times In 200 words." That clinched the fullback Job for Szymakowskl. Altogether now, let's practice describing one play in a game: "Pieculewicz, operating In the T-formation. handed the ball to Bili-kiewlcz who lateralled to Szymakowskl. Then Szymakowskl threw a 25-yard pass to Kucrynskl who ran for a tochdown behind some brilliant blocking by Kaczorom-skl and Sebasteanskl.

Alexandrakos converted." the White Division. Individual Averages Green Division By Staff Photographer. Ave You are now reading what is known in the newspaper business as a scoop our first All-American football team of the season! This team could fool anybody. It would be particularly effective in fooling the gentlemen up la the radio booth who would be trying to broadcast an account of the game. After covering one game played by this team, sports writers and telegraph operators would never forget the experience.

Various persons use various means to choose their All-American teams. Some spend hours studying the statistics, comparing yardage gained, passes attempted, passes completed, field goals kicked and yards yielded by linemen. Others take Into consideration such factors as how the player does in the big game of the season and how much he contributes to the morale of the squad. None of that stuff for me. I just walk up to a selected list of radio broadcasters, telegraph operators, and proof readers in newspaper offices and ask this simple question: "Who are the toughest football players In the country?" From their answers I select my All-American.

Here it is for 1941: End Kuctynskl Pennsylvania Tackle Kactorowski Columbia Guard Bratalone Indiana Center Sebasteansk Fordhara Ouard Alezandrakcs Temple Tackle KulakowrM West Vlr la End Plasecky Duke Quarterback Fordham Halfback BUlkiewlcs Temple Halfback PeasenelU Notre Dame Fullback Szymakowskl Lehigh As usual, the hardest fight this year will be for the center position. A little school named Albright had a wonderful center in Coccodrilli and Alabama put forward a strong claim with Domnanovlch. Each of those men had 11 letters in his Racing- 189.7 Ed Sadowski 184 183 181 S. Oreent 12 Czer win is Vavala 57 Viscount 21 Foster J3 Marcosxt 24 Corrigan 21 Rlnl 22 Sena 21 177 8 Notes This is only a small part of Big Ed who all 6 feet, 6 inches of him Kill be a big part of the Wilmington Blue Bombers pro basketball team which opens against the Washington Brewers at the State Armory tomorrow night. Heralded as the world's greatest basketball center, Sadowski is fast and shifty for his size and has an excellent eye for the basket a bombsight.

He is a keen student of basketball and coach of the Fort Dix team where he is stationed. Pojjpitti By Associated Press Engineering and Dilwyne gained shares in a triple deadlock with Dye Works for first place in the DuPont Basketball League last night as the Engineers defeated Dye Works and Dilwyne tripped Rayon. The teams stalemated for first place have each won three while losing one. Engineering handed Jim Mc-Gonegal's Dye Works ensemble its first defeat, winning by a 20-16 score, while Dilwyne gained its tie for the top rung by downing Rayon. 23-16.

In the other game played last night on the Dilwyne court. Accounting moved into fourth place by tripping Traffic. 18-18. the fourth straight loss for the beaten team. Ace Taylor led the winning Engineers with 10 points, while Billy McGonegal paced Dye Works with nine.

Tom Pennock's seven points topped Dilwyne, while Stout led Rayon with five. Brady and Cook paced their respective teams with seven points apiece in the Accounts-Traffic clash. ENGINEERING I DYE WORKS Horse racing makes Its final east Kupld Quinn S. Verderamo Mlko Hall Rourki Evans ern stop of the present season at Charles Town, with an 18-day pro 27 32 21 a 22 21 26 11 33 34 3S 31 gram getting under way on Dec. 1 Fred Stanton and Paul Chadick Sign Contracts With Bombers Sosnowskl Bowie, only eastern oval now In President Arthur H.

Ehlers. The action resulted from Injuries to two players last season. Lyl Judy, Trenton second baseman, was hospitalized three weeks by a wild pitch by Jimmy Wallace of Bridgeport and Andy Anderson. Hagerstown catchers, lost a week when struck by a pitched ball from the delivery of Al Jarlott, also of Bridgeport. Ehlers Reelected Ehlers was reelected president for a two-year term and his salary, aid to be $2,500, will be set by the league budget committee at a meeting here Jan.

12. John B. Warden, president of the Harrlsburg Senators, the league champion, was renamed vice-president. A 128-game schedule was adopted with the season starting April 29 and closing Sept. 7.

Mondays will be open with double headers on Sundays and night games throughout the week. The Shaughnessy playoff system was adopted again for the Governor's Cup playoffs but the pennant winner will be the team in first place on the last day of the scheduled season. Blue Rocks Draw Best Ehlers announced that the Jones Penna Tidwell Snyder Faulhaber 9 Announcement was made today by the Wilmington Sportsmen's Club F. Green 20 Anselme 14 that Fred Stanton would be one of Durynski 14 Ryan Carhn 22 McKlnley 23 Doherty 23 Desmond 21 Parkers to Practice Parkside A. C.

football team will practice tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at Kirk mood Park at 6:30 o'clock. P. P.1 G. Hasan 12 Martina It J. P.

10 3 113 3 3 0 00 0 0 0 Nash IS the two local members of the Blue Bombers who will represent this city In the American Basketball League this winter. Stanton's signing follows that of Paul Chadick, who affixed his name to a Bomber contract last night. Stanton, who came to Wilmington as a member of the Blue Rocks of the Interstate Baseball League in the 1939 season, played last year 1 3 Mover. 1 1 Mckay.f 0 0 Borecki.t 1 3 Wasik.e 0 4 Lambert. 3 10 Aheirn.g 8hivone.f Prugoll.f Barlow.

Oerow.g Gillespie, Taylor.g Totals operation, closes Saturday. More than 1,000 horses will be available for the Charles Town meeting. There'll be enough 1941 Derby winners at the Santa Anita Handicap next March to start a hat store. Among the eligibles are Whlrlaway, who captured the Kentucky and; American Derbies; Porter's Cap. with the Santa Anita Derby; Staretor, the Hollywood Derby winner; Dispose, with the Flamingo Stakes title; Pirate, who walked off with the California Derby, and He Rolls, the Arkansas Derby winner.

Jockey John Harrell received a bruised right ankle when his mount in yesterday's sixth race at owie, the fractious Five-O-Elght, reared up in the stall while the field was awaiting the start. Curlett 21 Boyle 23 McDonnell 9 Jordan 34 00 10 3 177 176 175 174.7 174.S 174. 172 5 172.5 171 9 171.9 171 171 170.8 170.7 170 169.7 167 165.1 165 165 163 163 iei 6 161 160 9 160 160 159 158 5 158 157 157 155 153 153 151.7 150.8 150 8 148 148 141 135.1 131.6 Ave. 181.5 180 174 173.7 168 166 165 163 163 162.5 161.8 161.6 161 157 155 5 154.8 153.8 0 0 0 20; Totals I 111 Croze 17 Referee: Lipka. won riiiuL Callahan 12 Hanlon 19 of pro experience rounded up by Coach Barney Sedran.

Sedran did not disclose his starting lineup when his squad worked out here last Saturday night but it appears certain that Big Ed Sadowski will start at the tap-off, with Bernie Fliegel and Chick Reiser at the forwards, and Sam Kaplan and Moe Frankel in the back court; In reserve, Sedran will have Nick Shabach, Charley Hoefer, Chadick and Stanton. The Bombers-Brewers clash will highlight a three-game program as pro basketball returns to the Armory court after an absence of more than a decade. In the opener, scheduled for 7:15 o'clock, DuPont and Continental Fibre of the Industrial League will meet. In the second game St. Ann's and St.

Nicholas' will Inaugurate the C. Y. O. League season at 8:15 o'clock. The feature clash Is set fcr o'clock.

Announcement was made by the Sportsmen's Club that arrangements have been completed with Station WILM for the broadcast of all home games. Description of the games will go on the air at 9:15 p. m. RAYON DILWYNE Verderamo 30 with Hercules in the Industrial Bas arvels story's league's third season was a success, with the eisht clubs Playing to a ketball League. He began his court Rinaldl 19 Ferschk 21 Welsh 9 career at the Mount Pleasant High total of 487.000 persons an increase Better Kalafut 17 School in Schenectady, N.

his of 27.000 over 1940. Wilmington, McColgan 13 Mlnakowskl 11 home town. In 1938 he played with Kingston of the American Basket Pins 2277 3765 4946 4897 4090 4249 3700 3856 3669 4714 3835 3623 1380 3783 3611 4454 3084 3930 1537 4089 4244 3517 1493 3309 3315 3286 1793 3557 3513 3701 3363 1923 3336 2854 3326 3620 1414 3730 2604 1841 2732 3016 2410 3113 1333 3410 1776 1448 Pins 3179 3165 4004 3128 3353 4155 4204 4083 4083 3903 3914 3888 4350 1728 4199 37. a 4001 4023 3075 4149 1529 3025 2424 4059 3596 3731 3237 3454 3865 3820 2824 3770 3770 1243 3690 3139 3554 3279 3991 1288 1389 1728 3943 1318 3535 1297 White Divitian O. ball League, and in 1939 was with Oriano 13 Kingston and Troy of the same cir a story witn a Happy ending.

W. Mataresa 12 DiMichel 33 cuit. Stanton and Chadick wil be ready Crawford 18 O. P. G.

P. Barry.f 1 1 3 Conley.f 3 0 0 Warner.r 0 -0 0 3 3 10 3 3 0 4 McGinnls.1 3 0 4 Pennock.e 3 17 Stout. 1 3 5 DUlmsn.c 0 0 0 Pielden.e 13 Boreckl.g 000 Smitb.g 0 0 0 Mulderic.g 10 3 Hoefling.g 0 0 Burke. 1 3 Gunther.g 0 0 Totala 4 IS, Totals 10 3 33 Referee: Lipka. TRAFFIC ACCOUNTING O.

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Borkland.f 0 0 0 0 0 Brady.f 3 17 10 3 Aubrey.f 0 0 0 Cook.f 3 17 Larsen.e 3 0 6 Gause.f 10 3 Harrison, 0 11 Prew.e 10 3 Paul.g 0 0 0 McGrsnary.g 0 11 Campbell. 0 1 113 Gotwals.g 1 1 3 anien 10 3 fSlyhoffg 0 0 0 Totals 7 4 Hi Totals 3 19 Referee: Lipka. L. Lane 14 Fischetti 25 for duty tomorrow night when the Bombers open their league season with Mack Posnack's Washington QUALITY AND ECONOMY Immediato 26 Ventura 25 P. Matarese 25 Wienkowlts 24 Brewers at the State Armory.

The remainder df the squad are players JOIN HANDS IN MARVELS Dorrls 18 DeBenedetto 24 Illinois Stays Unbeaten In Claymont Class Loop CLAYMONT, Nov. 25 (Special). Illinois won its seventh straight game in the Claymont Junior High School Intramural Basketball League yesterday, defeating Temple, 20-4- Dickinson edged Penn State, 14-12, and Hobajt thumped Franklin and Marshall, 43-16. Borrelli 27 Oregor 12 Monigla 27 Sports Mirror By Associated Press 1942 I YM The Cigarette of Quality for ess money Barefoot School Back Clicks Off Touchdowns GLENNVILLE. Nov.

25 (JP). A. P. Moody clicks off touchdowns for Glennville High School In his bare feet. The 135-pound halfback wore shoes In the opening game this season but they hurt his feet and he has gone shoeless since.

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Md. Jolly Tar was second, a hall-length back. Yeara Are New owners of St. Louis Browns renewed Rogers Hornsby's contract as manager for two more years. Hockessin Girls Win The Hockessin Consolidated School girls' basketball team opened its season yesterday afternoon by defeating a team made up of last year's graduates who are now attending Conrad High School by the score of 15-13.

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Illinois 7 0 1 000 Penn Stat 3 .714 Hobart 3 4 .429 Tempi 3 5 .28 Franklin and Marshall 3 5 .288 Dickinson 2 5 .280 THANKSCIVINC ALL DAY EVEN INC First State Bowling Academy farm club of the Philadelphia Athletics, led wUh 116,000 customers. Hagerstown, was second with 85,000 and Harrlsburg third with 75.526. No announcements were made concerning expected managerial assignments and new major league affiliations. "These matters will probably be settled at the minor league convention at Jacksonville next week," Ehlers said-Writers Reorganize Representing the various clubs at the meeting were: Larry MacPhail, and Branch Rickey, Reading; John B. Warden and Howard Gordon, Harrlsburg; Alvln Butzi and Levi Hunslcker, Allentown; Stewart O'Donnell and Joseph Plume rl.

Trenton; John Quinn and Jack O'Connor, Bridgeport; Oren Sterling, Hagerstown; Norman Mc-Claln and William Cowdrlck, Lancaster, and Eddie Glennon, Wilmington. At a meeting of the Interstate Baseball Writers Association, Joseph P. McCarron of the Allen-town Call, was reelected president. Al Cartwright of the Reading Times was named vice-president; John J. Brady of the Wilmington Morning News, treasurer, and Russ Thomas of the Trenton Times, secretary.

Cage Champions Take Plaque; Luisctti Hurt NEW YORK, Nov. 25 (U.R). The James A. Naismith plaque, commemorating the opening of the celebration of basketball's golden Jubilee, went to 20th Century-Fox. National A.

A. U. champions from Hollywood, today for their 42-39 victory over Phillips 66 of Bartlesville, in the final round of a two-day tournament at Madison Square Garden. Part of the proceeds of the tourney will go towards a fund for erecting a memorial to Naismith, Inventor of the game, at Springfield, Mass. Hank Luisetti, star forward of the Oklahoma outfit and former Stanford All-Amerlcan basketball player, was Injured early In the first period, suffering a torn cartilage in his left knee.

He will be out of action about three weeks. Bonham Pitches Cigars SACRAMENTO. Calif- Nov. 25 (INS). It was cigar season today for Ernie Bonham, who pitched the clincher game for the New York Yankees In the World Series.

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Try a pocketful. Wilmington Booters Bow The Wilmington Soccer Club returned to competition last Saturday after a year's absence and dropped a 2-1 decision to the Elwyn Training School at Elwyn, Pa. The teams meet in a return game at Canby Park next Saturday at 2:45. vcJeUU: Oct Professional Basketball WASH. WILM.

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Kelly announced today. Greenberg expects to be mustered out of the army next Sunday and will coma here Monday for his first appearance after returning tfi civilian life. Kelly said. Former Heavyweight Champion Jim Braddock and Alice Marble, tennis star, also will participate In the program. 3 1 JStf P.

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