The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 24

Joiirnal-Evcry Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, TtteMlay, November 29, 193fl Cornell and Pitt Dominate AP All-Eastern Football Team Ttvcntv.fonr Cornell and Pitt Place Three Each on AP All-Eastern Sports Big Red, Panthers Place Three Each Holy Cross Dartmouth Furnish Two Apiece For Mythical Eleven, Columbia, ihe Odd Selection of Ends, Stirs Debate By HERBERT W. BARKER NEW YORK. Nov. 29 Cornell Ivy League champions and the Pitt Panthers place three men each on the Eastern All-Star football team compiled today by the Associated Press. Jerome Brud Holland, at end; Bill McKcever at tackle, and Sid Roth at guard the entire left side of Cornell's powerful forward wall were chosen for first team berths as were Louis Vincent (Bill) Daddio, end; Steve Petro, guard, and Marshall Goldberg, great Jewish back, all from the strong Panther array.

Sharing the other first team berths were two representatives ach from Holy Cross and Dartmouth and one from Columbia. Bullet Bil Osmanskl. smashing ALL-EASTERN 1938 V2. i IV5L '-Xr'x GOLDBERG, Bck (4 t--N. li' LUCKMAN.

B.tk It wl iH i I rWf( nn akipy ti I -T-4 ROTH, Guard fX'f DELANEY.Tackl. Cornell ZL C'0ii eC 1 I 3 MAC LEOD. Back f. ALL-EASTERN 1938 fullback, and Joe Dclanrv, tackle, were the Holv Crews choice P.b MacLeod, ace back, and Bob Gibson, center, represented Dartmouth. Rid Luckman.

of course, was the Columbia standard-bearer. Four Carry-Over Holland. Goldberg. Luckman. and Osmanskl all are carry-overs from the 1937 team.

Roth and MacLeod both were named to the second team a year ago. The mwt violent argument developed over the ends where John Wysocki, Villanova's crack wine-man, and Henry Jacunskl. steady Fordham veteran. prwd Holland and Daddio closely. There could be little argument over the backs.

Goldberg, although shifted to blocking duty and hampered bv injuries late in the season, fullv lived up to his All-America reputatiori. LAicKman p.aea a renoic role as pa.wr, kicker and runner for Columbia's oft-beaten MacLeod W95 the kev man in Dart-; mnuth-s Tviwerful backfieid. and man.i had no superior as a line smasher, First Team I Veteran latent Brightens Sal Court Outlook Conch Smith Hn Chance Than at With HoloMKem Start Hark Arthur (Ott.o coach of basketball at Palesianum Srhool, started practice yesterday mith prospects brighter than a year ago. Smith had practically no mater- iai wnen ne made nis dow as a mentor at his alm Cook, the from tlie team that engaged in the playoff with LaSalle High for league hon- ors. me nrst pari 01 uie season i'J of one-stcied defeats but near the end the team braced and jciriai Kinvs to nnisn 1U1 a creditable record.

This season JPnitli has Cook. who will acain captain the team, and other holdovers who include DADDIO, Eod HOLLAND. End PETRO. Guard Pitt McKEEVER, T.cll Cornell GIBSON. Center DrimouW The rut rantherx and ihe Pig of Cornell each placed tkrre men on the 19311 Amociafed rrp AH-EaJern football irnm with Dnrfmovlh and Wo'y CroM rwvina rlo behind, eorh placing two ftant.

Columbia's $ar back. Sid Luckman, completed the eleven. The udectionn follow: Ertrf Jerome tPrud) Holland, Cornell; pm Daddio, Pittsburgh. Tacklr'- Ri'I iWcA'frree, Cornell, and Joe Dclaney, Holv Guards Sid Roth. Cornell, and Steve Petro, Pitt, Center Pob Gibso ft, Dartmouth.

Pack Rob MacLeod, Dartmouth Sid Luckman. Columbia; Marshall Goldberg. Pitt, and Pill Osman ki. Holy Cross, rvr the first team 3 only St 'ration 's Career Ended by Leg Amputation Southern California to Test Football Writers' Ratings Johnny Nagle, Muss McGumeis, John McGuiness. Ed Wisniewski.

Tribuani. Chick Murrav, and By CHARLES PUNK LEY CHICAGO. Nov. 29 fP). The brilliant rrr rif Mon.y Stratton.

26-year-old pitching star of the Chicago White was at an end today throuzh the ampntatinn of his right Ipe at th kne. The operation to check spread of gangrene was prformd a a Dallas. Hy 111 C.H S. fTLIJERTON. JR.

NEW YonK. Nov. 29 iTK Between their final jrame of the regular season nfxt Salurasy and their appearance in the Ho-5e nowl, Jan. 2, Southern California a Trojans, champions of the Pacifle. Coast Conference, have a chance to teM, the accuracy of spirts writers in ranking foo ball teams.

The Trojans play Notre Dame Saturday and meet Duke in the Rose hospital yesterday after he had accidentally shot while hunting rabbit nn his mother's farm at Greenville, Tex. Am hers Takes Cross in Stride Fnrtnrr I 111 in Champion Spurt in Lalrr RouinU To Outola Pliilly Fo PHILADELPHIA, Nov. (VJ.P). uuin.Mir.w. Ambers today had cleared another hurdle in the path of his comeback Roundup By pid rr.mn Associated Sprfis Writer TJEW YORK, Nov.

29 Th P. O. A. tips you that H-nry Cotton Is almost sure to come over from England in th sprJr; to tangle with Rammy Bnad. And the Belmont Club, rar Boston, already ha a bid In f'-r the match.

Incident ally. Rvingin' Pa-nrey r.l take more thn 31 of z-Af year ain't hsv. toofs. Boy romint bty fHr-ham nay Marah Cioliberj p74 hia grrafMt gm miirn( inV, Dl.ry Dan ha bn around lio on the bs'krv; for every ore of thi'v fr-p rs spakinz to-ir. corner for Sou'hw-, of the 11 wn who f-r T-v-5, Christian saiptt Sr.Thori o- dist grad iat in Jr-cluding Davey O'Brien and Ki-Yi Al-lri-b.

(hrjfk the fnit beaTy. ja in tnvrn fnr hia in -ih rhilsdelphia Hrhircriri nn the Farr-Nova rarrl, Jt-r. Mike Jacobs 3ah jh IS.ono to rr.anaze xr ji j', in the llipf.dro-r for months. Ard pb thinking It ovr, even 'ho-irfh isn't a major Jaz'je jr-b. wishing thoe Spotra" Clpr? r' th" Coat HV7 Irz'f a pi of luck.

Ar r-kI fai'i to se'l the. O'i'M. fr. v' over to-k a pay cut and will rlv on a split ef the gate rfeip'S to ir-p xo'f from the door th res of reason. Tony F-7Tri aKowt ra1.T io fbane hi mind ahnTjt leT-inf tb Cnrs.

now. that Phil Wrirl'v ba ofTered him a nvr job in the flnH' minor ngn aefrjp. Hfil, WiseoTisin jnver- nor-e'eet. is one of th hoet tmt- tin? fjns aronnd Pom of th East's hr football officials wondr hv tnis Motion doesn't servt along two tpv, tooers when it anns plav in41'- games airjy other areas do So jndt a good idea at that. Ioa Little was op at P.radforif, last nirht to cpeak at a banooet for the loral hifh school's fourth nndefatf team in seven yrara anl, inrl-dentalty.

to look over a couple of the boTS for f'olnmWi. Conzraf.s to Tommy rirnard.vn, this coroner's nomination for the rjesr. srory in nat-enaii. nw term as Eastern Leag-je prexy. Ace ParScer mav plav p-o when the jr.d sons over incidentallv.

Ace pah-ientv on Pitt, savs the Green Bay Packers tnorit on-T d-d 'to' Out In Cincinnati, there an Eajt Nicht High and a Wet Night High, and neither hu won a game in two rear. So what more natural than that they should tangle anday to play it off. Tourney Helps Dvnalis' Coach Lichtenein to Pick Cage Talent From Elimination l-anies of Konm Teann The customary home room bas- "toall tournament wUl D- h'ld by Lichtenr.teia at Pierre 3. uront ritifi prior to the opening of regular practice. The Dynah mentor r.aa formed loop comprLsed of 22 teams 'ili enable to a line on varsity and junior material.

The teams will engage in an elimination tour- ThT'va- 4ne a- ty basketball scheduifl v-v onei Jan 1 -x-'H Pr- Grove StoM Barnes. -phe Dynah face practicay the same hard layout as year, with west anc uvercroct oi tn PhilarieinhU again listed, in addition to Radnor and West Chester. The 3. Brown Vocational High School is Uie only newcomer, Wmiz.gxon wUi be played twice. Henry Ssomorucha.

Hevnnln (Mope) Davis, and Charley Hersh, members of ia.s eari larsiiy, are ajain available, alor.g with Jonn Sieinle and Walter Crcwl, Tvho sa considerable service. The sched'-le: Jan. 3 Pean Grove, awav. Jan. West Chester, heme.

Jan. 10 New art. away. Jan. 13 Raiaor, home.

Jan. 17 Conrai. home. Jan. 20 Wilmington, Jan.

25 Overoraoit. home. Jan. 27 Alumni, home. Jan.

31 Pau.sboro. away. Feb, 2 'A est ha.Tie Feb. 3 West Chesier. away.

Feb. 7 Brown Vocational, hotr.a. Fes. 30 Newaric horn. FB.

13 Rid.ev Toxnsn.p. ho3i. Feb 17 Pena Grove. hme. Feo.

21 Brown Vocational, awiy. Fer. 24 Cinrd. Feb. 28--Oxrord.

home. Mar. 3 Wilrn.nj'on. Pastor Booketl in Pliila. PHILADELPHIA.

Nov. 23 Prcmoter Herman Taylor tocai- announced a 10-round bout here Dec. 12 between Bob Pastor of New Yorlc and Gus Dorazio. Dorazio has won his last 10 fights. Joe Diehl to Play Allen Joe Diehl will play Jonnny Allen in a ejuiib.uon pocket billiards mivh ai Grady's tonight at 3 o'clock.

drive towara a return oour, mm," h.hj jay uaacnowski. Augmenting this group will be BA-y McGonegal and Collins, both mcagible for league competition last Warner School. M.ke Andreoli. and! rii. ii uninK inpir iran5irr i rnm 1 I Casmar B.aska.

And.eoli, a junior varsity player for two seasons, wa oh the last year because of broken ankle. I The team will miss the services of Frank Sadowski. who will be out this winter due to Injuries in The Gold and White will play a schedule of 20 frames. 18 of them Catholic Leacue tussles. The Sals open with St.

James Dec. 9. The schedule: rvc. St. hnme.

IVc. 1 St. Robert a avay. Dec. John'a home.

Jan. 3 I.aSa home Jan. J.wplii. home Jan. 10 Ss.

Thomas Mnre. away. Jan. 13 South home. Jan.

IT Wct Catholic, awv. Jan. 29 Taihoiit away. Jan. 24 Beacom.

hom. Jan. 27 North Catholic, home Jan Jl St. Jowph away. Feb.

St. John a away. Ft 7 Archmrre Prep awar. Feb "la St. Thnjr.a Vor home Feb.

14 West Catholic, home. Ffb. 17 North away. F'b 21 t.aSa! away Feb. 24 Sooth Catholic, awar.

Mar 3 Roman home. He ii Courtmcii Resume Drills Report for Iarpc! Rrrent Delaware Squad; Nin Snininirrs Rrporl NEWARK. Nov. 23 (SpecialV Basket-tall practice was resumed at i J. IniiK Comlskey.

owner of the White Sox. and h'mself ill ar. his home, was broken up over th iOs: i of the gangling youth who hud such a promising fuf-nre. Bad l.nrk Ung Stratton "I am deeply sorry and hiirt," Comiskey taid. a fine wy, weii iipo ann a srreat pw r.pr witn a great turure.

it win oe nun-cult to replace him. My depst sympathy goes to him." Bad luck, has dogged stratton's footsteps since he rejoined the White fox two years ago. In 1337 an emergency operation followed Ka- an i r-. arm hamnrH hie flrt- season's performance. Even so he wound up with a season's record of Worth lj9.0fl in Ieai Stratton, discovered with Gaives- ton of th Texas League, prooaoiy could have been -old for J150.000 if ,111 0XJe.

"e.oeu Leaa ie firft ttracted the attention of the Sox ni.ri-.n orl 4,1 Sox roach hiV then ma-a? coacn, out ten oai- iveston, urged Comiskey to purchase Whi th Stratton -moi: a. re-nrH i Champion Henry Armstrong with a recurrence 01 an arm injury 1 a 10-round decision over Tommy put him on the sidelines for the 1 Cross, Philadelphia. first month of the 1938 campaign Ambers, two pounds heavier thaniand an ank-' add'kd several) the slim Nero fighter at 138, out-: da's more but ne Raed credit as clas. ed Cross but the local light- i the Sox hurler with 15 vsc- wpiclif. nroviried the rrowd of in Tories and 9 defeats.

Trihuani Faces Vetera Rival SallirV (Jriil Hrliirn To Hitiji lo Srrk Hrvrngo For SlrpliHiirlli l)rfrq I Auilt Fiplil (laril i-rn'iind r'a-Al Trihuani. Tontmr Pen-Mr. 112-fvtiiiKl Johnny Fort. pan-Mar. npponnt.

to pfliipi. 1 sr pound rl'- -Brother I'rinon. T. C. c'hariet Srth.

unsHarh'd V-poiind Parker, T. A C. v. Jm sh, Kat 131-poiind r'a--Panl Olbeon. T.

A Ln Cppr'Jo. Prn-Mar, lt7-pomrt r- ContS't Linrt. F-at Side, Tonv Pini, pen-Mar, ITS-pound rlasa Crnmw-cU pope, T. Siina. Fal S'rl" Bradford T'iroer, T.

Wallace Fat Std-. Al Ttibuanl, T. A. bomber, and a Salvstanuni football 'ar, will seek revenge, for the only feat he ever suffered in Wilmington, h( id- uvii tutu i itv the Auditorium tonight. The Italian youth will cross mitts with Tommy Stvphanelli.

Pen-Mar, Philadelphia, in what Is down on the amateur boxing card as the feature event on an eight-bout program. Stephanelll held the 147-pound Middle Atlantic A. A. U. champion- ship in 1935.

Johnny Forte. Pen-Mar, 112- pound Golden Gloves champion, will meet the best opponent avail- able in the semi-windup. Larry Tor- pey. East Side, scheduled for the bout, injured his le in a sledding accident, it-is reported. Beside Tribuani there are four other Wilmington boys on the cxrd.

Brother Johnson. T. fc and Charles unattached, will meet one other. Paul Gibson. T.

Sc who won his first start two weeks ago. will meet the brother of his previous victim. Leon Capello. Pen-Mar. Bradford Turner.

T. fc tackles Wallace East Side. Dover Cagcrs Start Practice 30 Candidates Work Out At First Drill as Coach Htiibls Entire ISew Team DOVER, Nov. 29 (Special). More than 30 aspirants for the Dover High School basketball squad reported to Coach Kenneth H.

East at the season's initial practice session yesterday. Not an experienced player was in the group since all regulars and first string reserves of last year were lost through i i tions AHct wt Holland. Ccrn'H 21 lnT. Ho Crow 11 12 Pitt 32 ei 5.U 5:11 5 10 02 ill 11 i ird Cr.tT Gmrd it I.nrktnan. Coiuni McL--c.

Hsrt. OoidN-Te. Pi't 21 Sit F. B. Knit C.

22 5 11 1" i turn Ends. John Wrsofkl. XC- H-nry Jcn.ki. J. H.ye.

Ford-1 Nw Vrk TniTfrtitT: )Ur- i trm-l. Wi'mrth Fvr-u, Pt Currtr; Crnf Tfh Irv.rff H5l. Brown; nintMr Mention V.rsr;nm: Oren. Outafon rmn. Hsnen.

Nhvt; Hr. H-rr," Ho(T-rrsn. Nk. N--wkT. Ffnwn.

Connern-r S'': Pir. Srrcu; Pff'l, Ny: Crr'I, jjv.j, Ariry. Scrr.t-T; Tick': Err.T. ForilSam; Brsrr. jvt ry-bry Hawiltnn.

KaffTxn. Kwn. Ns'T. Jottn. Kurmin.

Vrin1; Ti; Sowr. York VnirTt'T; T1rTiT. Txit, Wr-glit, Guards: Af.y, Wet V.re ria: Bark. Cv'-Coned m. Sy-cu.

Tmp: FU. Mar.r.atrar Ht Sraeu. K-rjri. Fordam; LTOu-kl. LJ'tiP.

Lijct. M'-Grafri Narr: Kartard: Prrrriki and Rifth. Tch Na-. Turrr. Holy Crivj; Crntfr? "Back.

Cnp': Chiatck. Dnrts I F.lirpo. Ftick. Pr.n: Army; Diiqjrre: GriM-o. L- vrtr; Jk-hrr.

dt. Cartire- Tcn: grack Ya; r. Sjvraraw; Van Kan.t. Whlr. Twp- Back: Pr.Wot: ArdrAS.

Va; Banc. STcns; Bajra Nr York CalX P.V Criv: X-atara. Caiacn Pitt. Cia-k. W.t Vlrciait: Cendri, Cams; J-ri: Nary: rH-irfarw Santa.

N.agara; CorneU; tiims. Fa- rnont. Fnley Harrard FTont- cist Ratjvr- Pmr S': Knaae. Row Darl-mnuth: Kampbrey. Yaif; Hutcninann.

Darrmou'fc: 5martSmn-: Jcrt KaJunfcaj. Bowdotr. Kr. Lbann Forda5: Lfckor.b-. St.

Lawrence: Len Navr. Lor.s Army: Lube Colia'e: MacDop.ad. Harvard; Mai-jr MaryeL McCi McLauchry. Brcwn Mei-; lenrteck. Mourtam.

Tech; Ptci. Peer. Penn Pfrshair: Racriia' C'-'umba; R-rirrr. Clirkon: Per.n- Boeder. Marshal: Rsner.

Cnnnec'i-cut S-at: Columbia: Supuikl. Wii.tnr.. Army; Wilson. Harrard: Varr Alumni Will Start Probe Of PJrt'c AiMptlr Sotiin r5r vi i 1N51- PTTTSBURGH. Nov.

29 (INS) rnerRbers of the Alumni of the University of Pittburah today prepared to crcn a probe of the institution's athletic situation, focal point of numerous recent controversies. Special attention will be given the revolt freshman gridders earlier in the month. At that time, the year- anas cnargru cr i.w when they sijned $300 tuiticn notes. -t01 crmrte2' asan nounced by Earl Crawtorc. presi dent of the General Alumni Association, were Attorney Ira R.

Hill. Herbert N. Riley. Dr. Bernioe Storey.

Attorney Jshn B. Nicklas. Dr. Robert Larue. Harold Downing, and UThard Hangartner.

The group will meet this evening for the firs; time and determine the procedure of the investigation. Davev O'Brien Voted ii wAl OSMANSKI. Back Holy Crew Kricfjer Drop IV Plji I flplS ilNon-Tille Fight Conn Jali. Dance lo Nali Dukr Again! Champion Wrallirrs Tough KIrvrnlh rrTTSBUROH. Nov.

29 W). Dancing legs and a left Jab that carried little authority except to stave off his foe won Billy Conn of Pitts- burgh a decision last night over Solly Kneger of New York, the National Boxing Association's ncwlv crown- p1 middleweight champion, in a 12- round non-title bout. Krieper. in his first contest since taking the title from Al Hostak in Seattle, pursued the elusive Conn to all corners of the ring, but only in the furious eleventh did he catch up. Then he landed a smashing right to the jaw that left Conn defense- i -r-i i V.

lev. liic viiHiiiion mwvt-u wiin a right to the stomach and as Conn sermed to buckle, a terrific left hook snapped back Conn's head. Conn tottered against the ropes and Kricger was set to blast away again but Billy dove into a clinch and weathered the round. Tills was the champion's bst effort. In mast rounds he was unable to get inside Conn's sharp left Jab, which Billy kept moving with such speed and accuracy that he piled up enough points to win the decision unanimously.

Once, in the eighth. Conn opened up and threw a two-handed attack at Krieger's head and body, forcing the champion to cover up for the only time in the fight. Conn finished strong, too. trading heavy blows in the twelfth with Krieger. who weighed 163.

Conn weighed 165 1-4. Anolher Unscored-On Eleven Seeks Action BELMONT. N. C. Nov.

29 tfP). There's another undefeated, untied, and unscored-on lam looking for a post season game, and it's not Duke University, either. It's Belmont Abbey Junior College. The college authorities issued a blanket challenge today for a posi-season game to decide tile national college championship. Coach Humpy Wheeler said the team was willing to play anywhere from Maine to California.

Belmont Abbey hasn't been rle-feated since the opening game of the 1936 season. This year the Abbeys ran up 273 points while their opponents were amass ng a b'g zero. Boys' Club Scores College Ltiftie Pennsylvania. 14: Army, IS: Fordhtm. 17.

16: :2. Duke. 18; Temple. 15. Prep l.ragae Pennington, 18: Fritnds.

I. Archmere, 14; Exeter, 2 Oliver at Augusta Ed Oliver, Wilmington professional golfer, will take part in the 72-liole Open at the Forest Hills Country Club, Augusta, itarting Friday. Cue Tourney Results Matches Dlaved last night in the Delaware Power and Light 'billiards tournament at Caras' fol Slow: Dims in 112. Hall. 63: Diaio 109, Michaels 51; Carsweli 100; Mar- one earned run per game.

the of Delaware yester- this week and may lose some of the day followtr.s a four-cay layoff be-; prestige thev now hold. Oklahoma, cause of the Thankssivinf vacation, which lose this week from fifth to Thirty-five candidates reported to! fourth place. tav.es on Washington Coach Steve rend a. This is one state: Tennessee meets Mississippi of the larcest basketball squads in and Texas Tech plays Centenary-recent years and more may be out Newcomers to the first 10 in the later. i final listing are Southern Califor- nnal Avocla-d Press foot- ball rankins poll of tJie year.

writers and editors chose Vrt tram wiin miKe in tnira piace. iexa Christian, which hoped for a Rve Bowl bid, came in between them. The margins separating the first three weren't large. Notre Dame was awarded top ranking by 4 voters, T. U.

drew 2.1 first -place ballots and Duke 15. Tennessee collected the other fojr and fourth place. Third Slriht Week Scoring 10 points for a first place vote, nine for second, Notre Dame earned the lead for the third ftraight week with R23 points to 782 for the Horned Frogs and 733 for Duk('- The First 10 (first plice votes in brackets, point on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4- i 3-2-1 basis) r-, 2i i si i Jsj Til i Ve! I 4 Teat (11 ruke C.J 1 4 i Carr.i-e Terh So.arn Cat forma C'os fVcnnd ten Cerr.e',5. 52: Catilernsa. St: rri.m 4t.

Trt Tech, J9: Sf. can. J7; A abama. Tu'are. IT; rwrlmcuth.

Cv.her an1 M.MUalm!. North Caro'na. Georee-Soar ann" ArrrT. 3: Star.ford nd Pure! rf. I.

Icaa Slat aouthrm Metho- d.st. Risk rrestise This Week Besides Notre Dame and southern California, two others of the first and one of the second group play Holv Cross, which won their places bv decLsive victories over L. A. and Boston College, resp respec tivelv Only three of the final "first 10" were in the same a year ago. ff n-oc rf in lac: nMuin' final pp0ll, Minnesota was fifth and Notre Dame was tied for ninth.

Other 1937 leaders were, in order. California, Ford ham. Alabama. Villanova. Lcusi-ana State, and Santa Clara.

T. C. U. was No. 16 on that list and Duke twentieth.

A mil Vre.lliiig Forced Off by Slorniy Weather Learning late yesterday afternoon that several of the wTestlers booked to appear on hi? card would probably not be able to reach Wil- Mnrrfnn 4iia tn rtsiwt AmHitietme Mtl local promoter, can- "lied his weekly show scheduled for tVl- Andttorinm last nieht Rather than use a number of substitutes. Redefer decided to can- Woineni Par Toughened NEW YORK. Nov. 29 iff). It's f-v-ug no or wr women gou- ers t0 make par unef5 the united States Golf Association rejecU the latest recommendation of worn- en's committee.

The committee has recommendsd adding 10 yards to par i 3 ra ings and 25 yards to the par 4 and 5's. Or.e revision was made in 1924 because ef lonser hittins bv women and the nw one is expected OOO fane n.i!h th mafor fhriU ht hj5 courageous cflorts to de blow! for blow with the former titleholder. Cross hit Ambers at will in early rounds but the Herkimer. N. Yj Italian rolled with the punches and they had little effect until the uru nn and tfam lprt int Ambers face and lam- med him against the ropes with hard right.

ji Ambers came back at once and hammered Cross freely and in later rounosnaQ nim cunging 10 me Ambers backed away, permitting him to recover. In the ninth round. Ambers showed his contempt for Cross by dropping his guard and permitting the Negro to pummel him futilely t-u- j.ai.i.H 4 Ambers was unanimous. .3 ah mc nsiu-ivuiMj semi-naai. Norment Quarles.

135. Richmond. lost a split decision to Joey louva, it, los Aiayon, i raaio, rniiaaeipnia. won a spiUi il I nmaaeipnia, six rounds; Joe 51' Wnlelphia beat Bobby Masters, 147, Philadelphia, in eignt rounds: Al Netlow, 139, De troit oca Jackie Sheppard, 136, Philadelphia, in six rounds. Claymoiit High Cagers To Play 18-Game Card CLAYMOT, Nov.

29 (Special). Opening with Ferris Industrial School, Dec. 22. Clavmont Hizii Varsity Dec. 32 Ferri? School, home.

Jan. 8 Alumni, hom. Jan. 10 Wilmington High away. Jan.

13 Archmere Jay Vees. home. Jan. 17 Middletown away. Jan.

20 Wilmington Vocational! horns. Jan. 24 Conrad High. home. Jan.

27 New Castle home Jan. 31 Wilmington Vocational, away. Feb 3 Conrad High. away. Feb.

7 Ferris School, awav. Feb. 10 Alexia I duPont. home. Feb.

14 Wilmington Friends, away. Feb. 17 New Castle Hih. away. Feb 21 Wilmington Hijh, home.

Feb. 24 Alexis I. duPont. away. Feb.

28 Middletown High. home. Mar. 3 Archmere Jav Veea. away.

Junior Hifh Jan. Marshallton. away, Jan. 1 Friends Junior away. Jan.

26 Altred t. DuPont Junior High, home. Feb. 3 Marshallton. home.

Feb. 9 Mt. Pleasant, home. Feb Friends Juninr High, home Feb 23Alfred I. duPont Junior Hiih, i I 1 0 'l' in a Jb 'STma -rcuR-.

Je r'e I Paf--Pauted after wnicn he -'cnt to Omana to finish the season. 5 Sox senl t5 St. Paul, where he won 17 sames! 9: season he 0n iOSt 7 and then rej0in viirrmiuii; vm- oo stratton, whoss promising baeb2l 'career was ended Kv necessitated amputation of his right leg. was recuperating slowlv from loss of blood and the affects of the operation today. Dr.

A. R. i Thcmasson, said "barring compl Hons he should com? through in fine shape. Fights Last Night By Associated Press CHICAGO Billy Celebron lj. Eocford, r.l..

outpointed Walker, lc-5. Trenton, J. tlOi. PrTTSBL'JiCrH S. Jv Ccnn, :5 Pit is-burgh, outpointed Solly Kr.egfr, 1SJ Nw York (12f.

PHIi.VDEL.PKIA Lou 13 Merit mer, N. Tommy Cross. 13S'i. Philadelphia COj. GREEN BAY.

Wis. Phil Zw.cit 127 Kju-kauna. outpoints Armando Cecilia, 133, Peon. 111. tK).

NEW YORK Max-. 40-S Montreal, outpointed EJdie Brioi, 144 U. Scran-ton. Pa. (Si.

NEWARK. N. J. Frank: Conn Lyndhurst, N. outpointed 3enn Plazwi, New Vork igi.

Bibby Ruflin. 123. Bridgeport. Ccnn outpointed Carlo C-j-bas, 12. Puerto Rico HOLYOKE.

b-cns. 129. Sprmgaeld. defeated Al 137, Ludlow. Mass.

8i. i GARY, tr.d Billy Joyc. 130. Garv de-cisioned Jimmy Scully. GARY.

Ind. Johnny Barbara. Its South Bend, decisioned Bobby Laaion'e, 147. Chi i i i Coach East will have 14 practice School basketball faces a schedule sessions in which to mould his team I of 18 games. Coach Ed Prince will from the green material.

Dover's I lock over his candidates for the firs: first game will be Dec. 16. I time today. Prince has plenty of Coach East hopes to cut the squad veteran material on hand. Dick in half as quickly as possible and Keating, three-letter man, will cap-from the remaining players form a tain the team.

The schedule: STimming practice also got under Ta-V with on3v nin reporting to 9oac.h Ed Bard0' Graduation. regu.a:ions, and illness cut dewn the squad. Swimmers who reported are Capt. Reed Stearns. Al Mock, Frank Holt, Ed Manchester, and Steve Salizman.

members of last year's squad, and Bob Monihan. Al Lemleire, Harry Neese. and Dal Stearns. Included the basketball squad were Efdie Anderson. Phil Reed.

Rrnce Ijndsav. Rill r.e, Bruce Lindsay, Bill Gerow, McCord ho won le. rear, and Ferris Wharton. ters Ed Bruz) Wilson, Carty Douglas. T.

J. Healey. Johnny Healey, George Anderson. George Knox, Bobby Good. Dan O'Donneli.

Francis Jamison, and Harry Douglas. Wharton and Wilson won their letters two seasons ago. The most cutUnciing first-year rt" N- J- a.hlete received four letters for basketball at May Hi-h and captained the team his son. last year are expected rep0rt later rox riglits uainrr NEW YORK. Nov.

23 (INS). Tiger Jack Fox. Spokane Negro, battles Al Gainer. Naw Haven Negro, in a 15- round bout at New York' Coliseum tonight in the first of a series of I eliminations to pick a light heavy weisht kine. The victor will be i matched against Melio Betuna next i Tvn Fofttliall war4l -I Junior and seruor years.

cel he entire card and the Audt JL. rll.l ke Carev. capUin of last year's dark to wrestling until next NEW YORK. Nov. -Da tv jtcam Kerns re the only nirht.

At that time Pro-OBnen, wne nu- miu? wno reg-jiarj missing. Earl Sheets, regu- moter Rerefer plans to have at least passed. KicKea. ana qua. srbacsea Iar center past Uo seasons, who three of the four Dusek brothers on Texas Christians Horned Frogs to, 1S nursin an ankie injured in foot- th- card.

an unaeieaiea. unwra smsuu. uuih.M arv, Fr-d Mitchell, who saw team to represent Dover. Many of the players are youngsters from the lower high school grades. Should they develop into regular players.

Dover will have their services for several years. Despite the lack of experienced talent, Dover will play one of the longest schedules attempted in recent years. Eighteen games are listed between Dec. 16 and March 7. Nine of the contests will be played at home and a like number away.

The schedule: Dec. 14, Lewe: Dec. 20. Felton; Dc. 23.

Atumni; Jan. 8, M.ddlftonti: Jan. 10. Smyrna, away; Jan. 13.

New Castle; Jin. 11. Jan. Lewes, away; Jan. 34, Harrington: Jan 37.

Catiar Rodney, away; Jan. SI. Tslton. away; Feb 3. jwav: Feb.

7. Midriietowc. away; Feb. 13, oeorgerown: 14. Smyrna; Pss St.

t- a way w.crf i Giofi- recognition on two frona todav as the nations outstanding football player. The Downtown Atretic Ciu? oi New York selected him a.5 winner of the Herman Memorial trophy, while the Maxwel! Club of Philadelphia, composed of football coaches, of ficials and shorts writers that area, chose him for the Robert W. Maxwell tronhv. Marchait cY-'-rT pi's creat fullbark. was choice in the away Mar.

3 Mt. Pleasant, away. month. tin 94. to go into effect Jan.

1. Heisman balloting. town. away. cago,.