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THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1938. TEN Marines Team Town Stagg Interests Game He'll Bear Watching Tonight For Big Ready In Hawaii Game a "Kid 'em along' red McQueen Schumanites Favored To Triumph Tonight At Stadium The Poor Get Break At Last College Of Pacific Coach Kindly Disposed To Home-Home Series PLAY MID-DECEMBER TILT TO BEGIN 7:45 San Diesjo Eleven Primed Date Available Oregon State May Come For Holiday Games Fifty-Cent Tickets To Be Sold At Kentucky Derby Hereafter To Cut Loose Their Offense By ANDREW MITSUKADO An im: roved Town Team will (Tratmradlo lrs CHICAGO, Dec 19 The pro I come to grips with the San Die- prietor of Churchill Downs, Colo- go Marines tonight at the Sta rf wit nd' Matt Winn, announced to- dium, starting at :45. It will day that beginning next, year be the farewell game in the Is- fifty cent seats would be sold lands for the Leathernecks who for the Kentucky Derby. Colonel a couple of weeks ago downed Winn also said that one dollar the Kamehameha Alumni by two tickets would be sold. touchdowns and it will also be Said the man who made tne their final tussle of the season.

derby America's most pub- me addition or Jimmy mai-liriTPH rare- dell, stellar fullback of (Cnlted Pre Rtdin) STOCKTON, Dec. 19 Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg: of the College of the Pacific said tonight he was "kindly disposed" toward a possible home and home football with the University of Hawaii, starting With a mid-December game in Honolulu in 1939. He said, however, that details must be worked out "because it would mark a climax to his 50th year of football coaching. It will have to be taken up with the regents." College of the Pacific will have an open date In mid-December, with the last game scheduled for Dec. 28, which would make time available for the proposed game.

Perhaps the derby has been Kecuands university, wno is de restricted a bit too much to peo- scripea as one or me Dest onr- Wo'ro chanir. neiuiiicu i nave seen pid.y mi pie with money. wt fi-rttn oumern TOI BOWL' CHANGED TO 'PINEAPPLE BOWL' The Jan. 2 battle at the Honolulu Stadium between the University of Hawaii and the University of California will mark the birth of what may some day be one of the outstanding "bowl" games of the annual New Year's Day schedule the "Pineapple classic. Hawaii's "Poi Bowl" which received due recognition on the Mainland for the first time this year, is no more.

Students and officials of the University favor such a change figuring that it is more appropriate since people of the Mainland associate pineapples with the Islands. It was the writer who tacked the monicker "Hawaii's Poi Bowl" classic on this annual New Year's Day intersectional joust between the University of Hawaii and a Pacific Coast Conference eleven about five years ago. My idea in naming our New Year's battle was strictly to move in on the vast publicity devoted to the various "bowl" games throughout the nation and the "Poi Bowl" struck me as a catchy nickname. The University immediately accepted it as the title for its annual clsssic. Yesterday, Graduate Manager Pump Searle of the University of Hawaii asked me both in letter and in a personal visit to The Advertiser if I had any objection to having my "Poi Bowl" supplanted by the "Pineapple Bowl." Probably it wouldn't have made much difference if I had (although Pump assured me that it would) but I could easily see the advantages of connecting the game with our second largest industry, and although I have long cherished my "Poi Bowl" and it was like giving up a pet, nevertheless I readily assented to the wish of the Associated Students.

The new name became official immediately and when the Bruins of UCLA arrive tomorrow on the Matsonia, pineapples vail play a prominent part In their official welcome. They will be presented with large juicy fruits off port and when they return to their headquarters at the Moana hotel following a trip over the Pali and around Koko head, they will be formally introduced to pineapple juice served from a large bowl in the lobby of the hotel. This ceremony will serve as the christening of the "Pineapple Bowl" classic. Graduate Manaser Pump Searle's letter asking the writer's kokua in changing the title of the annual classic and publicizing same, follows: Red McQueen, December 19, 1938 Sports Editor, The Advertiser. Dear Red: The Associated Students of the University of Hawaii, have requested me to ask you if it would be possible to have the name "Poi Bowl" which is significant of the New Year's football game changed to the "Pineapple Bowl" classic.

The students appreciate and fully realize that it- was you who conceived the name "Poi Bowl" a number of years ago in keeping with the practice on the Mainland of publicizing the New Year's Day football games. But the students feel that since you have been one of us and since you have the best interest of the Territory at heart, consenting to this change would do a lot to help the Associated Students in making their annual New Year's classic a real event and one that the people in the Territory will look forward to in years to come. If you would be so kind as to approve and announce this to the Dublic I know that we will be able to make this New Year's "Pineap asi in ih Charlie Lott, Marme mentor, TIenry hughes, e- twhile Oregon aeroy ior uaij. ui emu uc statJ collegs blocking back, and apie xo purcnase a muiuei ucKei illiam a fme end. has Within his means.

rharrps nf ih Matt Winn made the derby Tov-nies to in what it is today. The fat, genial So much so that the self-stvle manager of Churchill Downs has experts have made them favor- seen every JK.entucKy uerpy ites to win. Some of the bolder since the first was run. -In pro- ones were offering as much as moling the derby for more than seven points. This offering nl 35 years Colonel Winn has built points is a bit too bold, for the up its prestige from "fair" to Marines, after two wteks in be "tremendous." Colonel Winn Islands, are now accustomed to also has built up derby purses, conditions here and the hard woricouts tney neia last veet Chance To Tie Record have served to put them ex- MIAMI, Dec.

19 (UP) cellent condition for tonight's Plans were underway today to game. lure Charles S. Howard and his Fine Game Looms star entry, Seabiscuit, to Hialeah Everything points to a great Park through a chance at two game. $50,000 purses and an oppor-1 Reports from Pearl Harbor OREGON STATE MAY COME The University of Hawaii has opened negotiations with Oregon State College and If they are successful, the Beavers will come to Honolulu for games on December 25, 1939 with the leading local club team and on January 1, 1940 with the University of Hawaii. This is in keeping with the policy of the local University to bring here, if at all possible, a Pacific Coast conference team for the holiday games: Negotiations were opened following receipt of a wire by University of Hawaii authorities from Percy Locey, former Oregon State football star, more recently coach of the Denver University eleven which played here four years ago, and now Dean of Men of Oregon State college.

Locey was a tackle on the Oregon State eleven which invaded the islands in 1925 under Coach Rutherford. tunity to beat Sunbeau's money way are that the Marine offense winning record. Us functioning in brilliant style The first $50,000 race will be ana it is uaptain lous conii- the Widener challenge scheduled dence that his charges will play ii tneir Desi game oi me season (Continued On Page 11) Utrainet th Tnmip5 I mi i Royals Win will be sparked by Lt George Bowman, who las year played with the Town Team. Bowman has just about recovered from ple Bowl" classic a real outstanding event, especially when the University of Hawaii will be playing the University of California at Los a knee injury and is ready to Pin Match unleash his great speed once Angeles this year. May I at this time thank you for all the publicity given the Asso ciated Students of the University of Hawaii in past years both in ath again on the Stadium gridiron.

letics and student activity, making student life at the University more Captain Lott will order the Joe Crouch, 200-pound fullbrck of the San Marines, whose passing Is expected to play a prominent part in the outcome of tonight's battle at the Stadium between the visiting Devildogs and the local Townics. Crouch, a brilliant passer, is ere "ited with connecting with a 79-yard heave in a regular game on th? Mainland two seasons ago. (Advertiser Photo.) Three Tilts Are Held In active. Yours very truly, THEODORE SEARLE, Graduate Manager. Bowling League At KiU uncork considerable decep- i uuxi auu power ineir luuu.ng Pla-Mor attack and will mix them up Bill Hallahan Junior Grid Hail Dado Best Since Pancho Villa with a spectacular aerial of- 1 Rainbows Change Name Three matches were played in Carnegie Tech Opens Training For Jan.

2 Game Is Released Loop Planned the 875 Bowling league at Pla- APe marines nave several Mor. Maggie's Inn defeated Royal backs capable of heaving the Annex, 2 games to one: Dawkins- oval far and Wlth great ac-Benny took the measure of John- cuIay -v ny's Taxi, 2 to 1, and ACA won Gibson, Hansowitz Griffin, Doyle Asked To Leave Irish Boxer And Crooner Refused 90 -Day Extension Former Cardinal Ace Let from Takai Electrical, 2 to 1. UH Reserves Will Enter Results follow: alc uturaumcu. Winter League Team To Be Known As Perssn New Flyweight Champ Called Human Dynamo Offers Cabled From Europe Johnny's Taxi Show Fine Form 1st Jnd 3rd Ti I hie New Circuit Slated For 1939 T. Kawamura 1S2 177 162 521 cus Go By Philadelphia Club (Transradio Press) The ve rcu'Iicav K.

M. Yuen 164 1S6 125 475 apiain iiOii naa xnem piay an w. Kenzie 172 190 176 53 army all-star team of Schofield v. 150 144 ZSZ last week -and reports are that J. Sanchez 173 173 the Leathernecks showed them- A junior football league.

and the an- Carl Machado, manager coach of the Rainbows Winter Baseball league. Wild Bill Hallahan, was handed BAY ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19 The Carnegie Tech football team arrived in Bay St. Louis today to start training for the Sugar Bowl game January 2 with Texas Christian.

Coach Bill Kern of Carnegie said that only one member of his 45-man squad Fullback Jack Lee was not in top condition. Kern will send a light, fast team against Texas Christian. The Carnegie Tech team will average about 182 pounds. Pan 172 172 selves to hanrfsnme advantage. equipped with full uniforms and shoes, may be formed next season to supplant the present 150- By FRANCIS L.

MCCARTHY llnitpri Hr- t-ff SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19 A Totals 824 870 854-2548 The Twnies have been prac- Dawkins, Benny ucing ior tonignvs game naraer 1st. 2nd 3rd Tl Uknn 1 pound senior barefoot football league. tiny brown-skinned fighting machine. Little Dado of the Philip his outright release today by the Philadelphia National League baseball club.

Hallahan came to the Phillies from Cincinnati. Hallahan was a starting hurler for the St. Louis Cards when they wod the National League championship 1930 and 1931. hSSidSi UlZUi Coaches Red Stacy and Neal This league will take care of pines, has taken cauliflower alley by storm. A.

I'nonsr i3 129 437 Blaisdell have finallv eot the former high school players a My 11 Schumanites to dick as they Offers are pouring from all player for that matter too small or not just ready to play in the Hawaii Football association. over the world to the 112-pound dynamo who established NBA Isiiuuiu. tu season iney nave been a team "that might have 1 II Wild Bill has macs a lot of money out of baseball, and he's saved it. The University of Hawaii Re JohnnT'd Taxi. 219.

oeen. rui now an signs are Individual hieh thre iramp J. Phlnir that thev have arrived! recognition as world's flyweight chamDion when he so decisively DawSlns. Benny. 57.

In nractiee th'ev pxernted their thrashed a countryman. Small Toronto Gets Infielder TORONTO. D-c. 19. TP) learn hlstn ainjrle game Dawking.

Benny. 877. plays with snap and precision. Team hiflrh three sramen Hawking I Fnrthermnre v.Timmv RlaisHll serves who showed in several games this season will be one of the teams if organized. It will give many of the subs on the Rainbow aggregation a chance to play a few games Montano, also at one time the midget titlist.

General Manager Dan Howley of the Toronto ball club in the Benny. 2567. non ttct1-io hQr. AAoA Immediately after handing the necessary punch to their International league announced (Transradto Press) HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 19 Ireland's gift to crooning, Jack Doyle, was headed back to the "Ould Sod" today by request.

Doyle is a handsome buck who calls himself a prize fighter. Few share Jack's opinion of himself. The Department of Labor refused today to grant the curly-haired ring Romeo a 90-day extension of the ruling that he must get out of the United States because of illegal entry. Department officials wired from Washington that they would not consider Doyle's request for more time to settle his business affairs. Doyle said he would sail late today on the Italian motorship Cellina, from San Pedro for Genoa, Italy.

Doyle refused, however, to say whether the Mexican screen star, Movita. would accompany him. Declared Doyle: "Are we married? I'm not talking." Turkey Play At Schofield AJ 5 X1- running attack. In Blaisdell the today infielder Bill Schuster had 1U K2 for, c-, Montano the most severe beating that worthy ever received. Dado was approached by New York's Mike Jacobs regarding prospects nounced yesterday that the name of his team has been changed to Persan and that practice is being held every Wednesday and Friday at Moiliili field.

Machado has a fine team and is confident that it will agnin make a strong fight for the championship. The last four years have seen the Machado coached teams finish in the runner-up position each time, losing in the playoff. The infield and outfield are composed of Hawaii league players. Charles Souza will be the first baseman, Eddie Farm second baseman, Henry Souza (Continued on Page 11) Crusaders Sign Coach Joe Sheeketski Says No Difficulties Expected With Iowa T. Lee 176 168 218 52 a shifty One, too.

r.msley 1S9 167 234 5'M StHnnaA At T.ilhoolr of a match with Sixto Excobar B. Grimes' 201 148 200 549 He will operate from tailback kingpin of the bantamweights. Totals 919 841 1012 2772 where his running and nassing been bought by Toronto on option. Schuster played with Montreal last year, but is the property of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Schuster comes to Toronto as part payment for the veteran outfielder, Heinie Manush, who was sold to the Pirates last year.

Galapasls Victorious T. B. Martin Entry Wins Inaugural Handicap At Tropical Park (Tr-ansradio Pr-s) MIAMI, Dec. 19 T. B.

Martin's Galapas won the Inaugural Handicap. featured event today on the opening card at Tropical Park. Galapas sprinted the six furlongs in 1 minute, 12 seconds. Bob's Boys was second, with Wise Prince third. Magde-a u.

ability will be utilized to the c. Lund ii2 212 161 525 fullest extent. He will also oe Offers Are Cabled Cabled offers almost simultaneously were received from the ring moguls of Europe concerning projected matches with Benny Lynch, of Scotland. Peter anaer izl ill sent down the field to receive 183 154 130 473 uik 4 A team representing the Mo Kinley Alumni may also be entered in the circuit. Kalihi, Hawaiian Pine, and possibly Kaka-ako, may also enter the circuit.

Cathedral Quintet Wins Sacred Heart Team Nosed Out 19-18 In CYO League a. raitDar 212 176 178 566 1 a miiL R. Kromtr 212 233 2 nroficient. Tot.u "on olfi Henry Hughes wijl clear the Former Star Dies LOS NGELES, Dec. 19 (TP) Kane, of England and Jack Ju- path for the ball carriers.

This inaiviaiiai hifh sincip vmmor husky gridder will alternate at A former baseball player and club owner, Art Griggs, died trie inn, L'44. IndiTidual high three eames R. Kro fullback and right half and he Team hljth single game Mascie's Inn. 1012. (Continued on Page 11) r-Team three srames Maeele's Inn.

I VtJ. today after a long illness. Griggs was 53 years old. Griggs played football and baseball for the University of Pittsburgh and later became a baseball star with Cleveland in the American League. Griggs turned to the Blackhawk Ace K.

Takai EW. Contr. 1ft 2nd 3rd Tl. (Transradio Pre rich, of San Jose, now campaigning in Europe. All offers have been held in abeyance by Dado's handlers pending a brief rest for the fight-ng flyweight and a possible rematch with Montano.

A capacity crowd, and record gate, saw Dado and Montano fight it out for the 112-pound crown in Oakland. Several thousand Filipinos from all over the state and as far away as Arizona attended the clash. Outcome of the fight caused San Francisco's sports editors to Has Nine Goals r- Lfe 211 177 194 DETROIT, Dec. 19 The new w. hoone 171 178 238 57 In the most thrilling game to date, Herbert Bordner led the Cathedral CYO five to their first victory.

The Cathedral nosed out The 36 hole Turkey golf tournament being sponsored by the ladies of the Schofield Barracks King Kalakaua golf club will be played todny. The final round is scheduled for Tuesday, De Holy Cross football coach, Joe J0Zara 175 178 533 Rheptotclri r.A 1 McGolre 160 153 209522 Jockey Given License MIAMI, Dec. 19 (TP) Jockey Don Meade was granted a license today to ride at Tropical Park. Meade was ruled off the track by the Florida Racing Commission in 1936. He was reinstated several months ago.

managership and ownership of teams after his playing days were over. Griggs owned the (Tranaradio Preaa) "ua, uwi nc uiu h. Hiroshima 191 176 199 536 MONTREAL, Dec. 19 The Cbi- nut any cuiiip ilea lions over Sacred Heart 19-18 last night at Tulsa baseball club at the time Tot1 S13 S59 OSS 2760 raen 'Rlark-hawrk-c' veteran his new job as regards a reported Mother Waldron park. A.

I ii i cember 27. with the entire tourna of his death. 1st ti vjcuiseiiE, is selling tne pace iouajr St. Stephen proved no match ment being match play against Jack Tnen sn.3 i 230 in the national hockey league Paul Wone las iro 1 it for the powerful St. Agnes team, par.

The tournament which losing 28-13 in the first game. hail 112 pounds of the most ex Raymond Lino; 195 154 scoring race. tottscug nas cnameu Stanley Lai 225 171 1S7 up nine goals and has been was rained out December 16 carries an entry fee of fifty A long shot by "Applejack" Frank Tyau 197 192 201 590 rrerliteH with fnr a total Brown Named Quarterback On All-Schofield Eleven cents. Carreira with two minutes left in the game was the winning mar plosive fireworks ever seen outside of a Fourth of July celebration, namely, Little Dado. All the local scribes agree'd his margin Totals Sfifi 946282(1 of 19 points.

Tommy Anderson of the New York Americans is sec- moiTianai Dign sinsle W. Soons. K. gin for the Cathedrals. The Gor xaKai.

za. don Thomas-coached team from srames Jack of victory was wide. The only Indiyidual hieh three Tnen. A. C.

22 dispute centered on how wide Punahou was heavily favored to win. but the brilliant playing of ipm nien sinele game A. C. ond with 14 points. Two Americans, Eddie Wiseman and Sweeney Schriner, are dead-locked at 13 points with the' Canadiens' Blake at 13 points.

with the majority giving the re ea Dign three eames A. C. cent arrival a decisive edge in contract with the University of Iowa. Press dispatches from Iowa City had stated that Sheeketski was under contract to coach the back-field at Iowa. Sheeketski said his understanding with the Iowa athletic board had been purely a verbal one.

He said that as far as he knew he took over the head coaching job at Holy Cross with the best wishes of the Iowa authorities, who had been able to offer him no better than a backfield coaching job. Sixto Escobar Is Decisioned at least eight of the 10 rounds. Some veteran observers de scribed Dado as the most aggressive little performer in his weight class since the days of the late Pancho Villa. He employed FOOTBSLL Amateur Boxers Will Weigh -In On Wednesday Weigh-in of boxers for the amateur boxing smoker featuring: scrappers of the Japanese-American AA. Ka-kaako YMA and CCC of Wa-hiawa will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Dreamland gymnasium on Bethel street.

The smoker will be held Friday evening at the Civic Auditorium. a slashing, weaving style that gave Montano absolutely no Bordner, Carreira and Brilliante bottled up their two star forwards, George Cross and "Ace" Enos. Eddie Gomes starred for the losers with six points. The deadeye shooting of R. Silva.

who tallied 15, featured the victory of Si. Agnes over a scrappy St. Stephen quintet. Y. Freitas led the scoring for the Nuuanu-ans with three baskets.

With Ray Pimental finding the basket for 19 points, the St. Stephens whipped St. Anthony 34-25 in the first senior game cf the league on Sunday at Pauoa park. P. Kauahi scored 13 digits for the Kalihi team.

chance to get set. He was com plete master of the situation in virtually every round. It is in infighting that Dado excels. Montano, all hands con Sgt. Eugene (Gimpy) Brown of the 13th Field Artillery wh was named as quarterback of the annual Advertiser Schofield Barracks All-Stars in 1935, 1937 and this season sails for the mainland Wednesday.

It was revealed yesterday at the inland post on a re-check of the votes of the coaches that Brown was also the official All-Schofield coaches quarterback. It had previously been reported that Brown was on the second team and John Axsmith of the 35th Infantry the first choice. The vote re-check showed that Brown in reality had nosed out Axsmith by one vote and for the second successive year was the All-Schofield quarterback. Brown is winding up a brilliant four years of athletic competition at Schofield Barracks which has included participation in football, basketball and baseball lie was the quarterback of two Red All-Star teams in the annual charity football games. cede, is a beautiful boxer.

Dado found the key to the boxing puz (Transradio Prena) WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. Al Mancini of Providence, R.I.. outpointed the world's bantamweight champion Sixto Escobar in a 10-round non-title bout. HONOLULU STADIUM TONIGHT 7:45 P.

M. San Diego Marines vs Town Team zle that is Montano in a concentrated mid-section attack with which he wore down his wind and 4 iff- Tl i fr I Ah KARASICK Presents BOTHSH punished him severely. General consensus of sports WEDNESDAY CIVIC AUDITORIUM LING WREST experts locally is that there no flyweight in the world today capable of challenging Dado's CHICAGO. Dec. 20.

(TP) The hard hitting Canadian lightweight, Billy Marquart of Winnipeg, was matched today for a 10-round bout with Al Roth of New York. The fight will be h-ld on December 29 in Chicago's Seats on Sale E. O. HALL SON Fort King Sts. 112-pound superiority.

It seems $1.10 Ifen Dei! on vs. Dick Raines in the heavier class, the 118 Reserved Seats Gen. Admission (Tax Included) pound division, in which his fu I EUGENE (GIMPY) BROWN (Photo by D. Whitaker) ture rests. it.