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-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1937- -Wnt Adi Only GRant 5400 -PITTSBURGH SC N-TELEGRArn- -Other Departments, GRant 6500- -TWENTY-NINE- Pirate PassersNEW YORK BOND MARKETHancy Finds Meet Buffalo NKW VOJtK pc 1 ISP 1 Tranac in 1h nt ii i tvmi on th Nr rk 8'tnk Vvhmik fnP lw a 0 1 Ht onmtu emumn. I nurd HoiisingPlan Title Contests Hold Interest In Scholastic Football Ranks BROWNE BIDS FAREWELL TO PITT State finvemment hmi in dollar and thirty fteuimi o( dollar UN1TLD STATES QOVKtlNVKNT BOND bale High. Low. Lnt 4 Tr 45.. in? It 29 ion 29 3 Im In 10 24 lots 34 U6 24 I i 4 i4 in 30 in an 5 I h) 2 'i 45 Ml to HM 10 1'hl 10 i im 3 id no no 1 1 .1 48 4 104 28 101 28 104 28 1 INI 4 52 116 15 11 lft lift 5 IM 3S ft2 Mft 105 1,1 10 13 80 io 2y 4 9 9R 20 V9 5 Do 8N 54 31 21 Mn im 31 1 I hi 3 5ft ..101 18 101 18 lot 18 38 IM dO 55 UU 101 8 101 2 Dq 2 4 59 56 100 100 12 100 9 Fad M2 47 42 102 8 U2 8 102 8 SWUmt 34 HUH 1 01 8 Ml 1 I Vi 21 44 42 t(0 24 24 100 24 3 Do 3 52 44 102 2 K2 23 102 23 COHDORATION BONDS Pirates have ijiled up a recoicfof 8lyVim.

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It i.s amazing, if these be the essentials, that we have had to wait so long. Surely no stronger pi oof of live folly of "social planning" and national thinking" could be found! Cei talnlv the message deals mostly with "financial mechanisms." Its burden is to extend nedit -to encourage Installment buying to reduce Inteicst rates to provide government funds for large loans All this is old. SAME smi) IP TLK There is the same talk about "speeding up the circulation of the nations money supply." In fact, some emphasis is put upon inflationary credit devices The mesoage does not go to the heart of the building problem. The building problem is Just the problem of the capital good industries the problem of saving and investment. The menage suggests that the JPiesident has learned much.

Ir, iJJ is the soundest, in its economic to ideas, that he has yet produced Ui There are no threats, and no 2) lankly turns to private entei prise and says success "cannot be assured bv overnmentai action alone. It will depend mainly on the willingness of industry and labor to co-operate." (3 He Micks thionghout to the idea of abundance and cheapness, as opposd to scat city and high pi lees. He would rely upon low prices, rents and wages to arouse demand. (4i He abandons completely the notion tliut by giving consumers money we ran Increase their income so that they ran pay high prli es. The President now wants prices that ere wit Inn th reach of the mass of oin (5) Furl hn more, he sees the Imixntancc of total wages earned per year, ns against high wage lairs per hnu.

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To date, the Pirates have beaten the Original Celtics and the Je.ve Owens Olympians and look to be the best quintet to reptesent Pitta burg in many yeais. There will be two preliminaries tonight. The Rosenblooms, of B.addock, meet the Lehnevs and the St. Joseph's Lyceum dub tangles with the Frank Ferris team. The first game is set for 7:15.

Buffalo will start the famous Neil ODonnell at center. ODonnell Is 6 feet 5 inches and weighs 195 pounds. He was captain at Canisius College and ts rated as the greatest player developed In Buffalo in modern times. Bello Snyder, foimer star of the Rochester, New Yolk Central Pros, will play one forward position, and A1 Cervl, of Buffalo, will hold down the other spot on the front line. The starting guaids will be Jim O'Donnell, brother of Neil, and Paul Coleman, former cap tain of the New Yoik State Teachers College team.

The Pirates probably will lineup with Walt Miller and lly Ginsberg at forwards, Ed WUsbar at center and Don Smith and Ted Rigg at guards. Herb Bonn will be ready for action as well as Bill Jesko, Dudey Moore and Tim Lawry, Panthers Named On All-East All-Eastern IMuAfr. Mrhool. Hullitml, ornWI, I rttitru, imHmtil. Ituiwk.

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P. I. A. L. at Graham Field, Wilklnsbum, and the Class titular fray betwepn Sewickley Borough and Mason-town at Charleroi High Schools fine new stadium.

While coaches of the other 150 or more scholastic grid teams in the section are relaxing and putting the cares of the season behind them, the respective mentors of the four title contending teams are hard at work drilling their charges for the struggles at hand. RAMSAY SPIRIT HIGH Ramsay High, of Mt. Pleasant, Jumped into the job of getting ready for the game with Stowe yesterday, after Coach Ned Culler and his squad had returned home from a game at Birmingham. where the Western Pennsylvania eleven was handed a 33-7 setback, last Saturday. Culler found his gridders in good spirits despite the lop-sided defeat at the Southern city, and expressed confidence that his team would give a good account of itself against Stowe.

Bprnie Andrews, Stowe's young coach, feared today that illness might weaken his team in the title contest. A few of the Township gridders are suffering from colds, but Andrews is hopeful of having his team at full strength. BOAST FINE RECORDS Two long winning streaks will be at stake in the Sewickley-Masontown tussle. Sewickley has won eight in a row since dropping its opener to Wilkinsburg, while Masontown has chalked up 15 wins in succession, 10 of which have been recorded this season. In addition to winning over Edgewood, Neville, Leetsdale, Bea-- ver and Ben Avon in divisional games, the Sewickley gridders have taken Bellevue and Coraopo-lis, of Class and Norwln, of Class AA.

The team won with points to spare in all its Class games, except the exciting battle with Beaver, which ended in 20-19 victory for Sewickley. After getting past Centerville safely by a 7-6 count in an early season fray, Masontown swept through its divisional games with ease. Coach Gene Franks eleven trimmed Point Marion, i Maple town, East Bethlehem and Belle 1 Vernon for its other Class victories. There is so much interest being displayed at Masontown that there has been some talk of chartering a special train to Charleroi for the game. If a train is not chartered then it is likely Masontown followers will flock into Charleroi in a caravan of special buses.

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oJ fts Ap V2 92 92 Do .8 52 May. Vt Vt't VI ly 15 lH) os 1961 .12 UI u2 1 Cut HfK 4a 4H lit 4 lit 1 Cul A Tl 4 55 196 106 Rift 1 Coml Cred 3 51. 9'v V'y 9 1 Du 2 i 42 VV WWW vu 6 Cun I luv Tr 3'tftl I0314 1 conn 3 i 105 d.i M8 1 Cun Mia 3 46 tG 104 lo4 1 Cun Gas 4Vrftl Ith lo7 ft Cun Oil 3S 81 H15 V)' W8 1 2 Cuotfliner 1 or 6 4ft RJ 103 i i IJ mi 4 iV'rf ftO AS MMawdy vl ii) dm Miitfilpli AO itiiL 8cm4hu RESIGNS TOST IN TITTS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PERCY ST, CLAIR BROWNE ItaWa, Darlmntith larklew Mfllnw, 5 llla-nnta. ami liabartwkv, 4iirdhani ItiiarHa lt Samara, IVnnwthaaia, and Rtiih, 4 nil 4 rnler Marlllae 8rmv llnarter- hark Hlffle Alhriehl Hnllbark 1'ilt. and Marlttd, Dartmoulh.

tullback fftrutk, llanard. NEW YORK, Dec, 1-Pltts-burgh and Fordham dominate All-Eastern football team selected by the Associated Press, the former AI'S Ml 64 Aft Bl HG Broncos to Play In Sugar Bowl Mi MD 99 20 nos M2 18 20 19 19 tfc 101 I KG lot 99 1)9 20 20 iin no 102 102' lft IAS Percy Browne Leaves Pitt Athletic Family By CHARLES J. DOYLE That undercurrent of gloom so pronounced around the University of Pittsburgh campus last night was not relieved while hundreds of Pitt students shook the hand of Percy St. Clair Browne as the departing custodian of athletic equipment headed for his new home in Boston. Percy Browne long has been an NEW ORLEANS, Dec.

1. It will be Santa Clara's undefeated, Broncos against the Louisiana i Fordham Rams State University Tigers ITcre New gotnR t0 the Fordham Rams. tackle. IV'. 19 I1D mi 7 SLOW PROGRESS What flie piactlcal results may be.

Is veiy doubtful. There is so mucli unemployment and finan- i clal trouble that progress must tor' slow. 1 Wlieie is there any great demand for new housing in any economic sense? Who is going to buy any large amount of the mortgage debentures that the new scheme pi opuses? The best thing In the message is the apparently unequnIJ.icd acceptance of ill piivnlc enterprise as being "the American way," and (2) the law of supply and demand. If the President stays on this staiboaid tack long enough, business in Reneral will recover, and wilh it building Will come. institution In the athletic affairs of the Panther institution.

Re- FORBES SWIMMERS Years Day. The same teams met last year with Santa Claia winning a thrilling 21-14 victory. SPARTANS IN ORANGE BOHL MIAMI, Dee. 1. Michigan States Spartans, beaten only once during the 1937 campaign, will be in the Orange Bowl battle on New Years Day.

The Spartans have accepted a bid to play in the post-season classic against an opponent, not yet Pitt placed Matisi at Lc-zousky at guard and the great Goldberg at halfback. Fordhams representatives on the all-star eleven are Franco, a tackle, and Wojclechowicz, center. Cornell. Dartmouth. Villanova.

Yale, Columbia and Holy Cross each landed one position. Dartmouth and Pitt led the second team, each getting two berths, The Pitt stars on the alternate eleven are Harold Stebbtns, in the backfleld, and Frank Souchak, at end. Lit fin Scores Kayo NFW YORK. IVi- 1 N( I.llSn. 151 n( PHtftunrh.

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Market Volume, Off Sharply WIN CHAMPIONSHIP Piling up 22. points the Forbes swimmer captured top honors In the Section I Grade School swimming meet yesterday at the H. C. Frick pool. McNausher was second with 17 points, followed by Concotd and Letsche.

fach with Lee 5, and Troy Hill and Brentwood, 1 each. The summary: Rrt troke Won by Me-Nnugher; A Haironib MtNaughpr, eo-on1 3 Arhr, Korbe third, 21. Sum, FnrhM. fourth Time, Id 2. kree atyie -Won by J.

Wei Forbea. Doefler Lee ond Pill rtmith, lee third, Uthman, Troy Hill, fourth. Time, 3) 4 Bark tmke Won by Forbrn; A. bantamiria, Concord netond. Mlneo, Fnrhe.

third; Heberltng, Me Nmuiher, fourth 1,8 Relays Won bv Forbes (A Brook, C. Ballet Timburello, N. halt one Letecha IA. RartomnlH, 8. Bolo, Snlam I) rwvtrantonioL second Me-Naucher 0.

I ffHnn, 4 Kerr, Worth KeRAn) third, Beechvlew (J Douh-ertv Wolfjtead iNRiey, K. fourth Time 1 .50 4 Diving 5n bv C. Hntev. Forbea 3 Jorhem MrNnughef set ond A HanU-maria Cnnmrd, third; Iffelman, Me Naugher, fourth. Eddie Baker Speaks At Coraopolis Dinner Dr.

Eddie Baker, assistant football coach at Carnegie Tech, was the principal speaker at the Cora-ot-olis Kiwanis Clubs testimonial banquet for the Coraopolis High School football' team last night at the Coraopolis Y. M. C. A. Other speakers included Jerry Matelan and Leo Napotnik, Tech players; Woody Clark, Coraopolis coach, and H.

H. Snell, assistant coach: Bernie Andrews, Stowe Township coach, and J. C. Nicklas, Stowe principal; Paul Kurtz, and Harry Barnett. C.

Harper, Ki-wants president, presided and O. W. Casslcr introduced the Mi Mo 9H 61, 91 -i: 62 66 12U 6 V9 HMD 98 i VJ 21 21 2'dJ 21 15 82 77 ti6 ,89 ft? sponsible for the vast storehouse of valuable equipment, the native Englishman had to use typical British diplomacy to stay within the budget while keeping the athletes satisfied. Percy gave up his 12-year Job at the Oakland school to take up his home with his son, Percy St. Clair (Mike) Browne, Jr a Pitt graduate of 1928.

who Is a resident of Boston. The senior Porcy was quite an athlete in his own right in his heyday, but he doesnt like to talk about his feats with the cricket bat. Nevertheless, he was moved to say a few words about his prowess before leaving yesterday as he was prodded by Frank Carver and Walter Good of the Pitt athletic office, and by John Williams, one of Dr. Jocks assistants, who tried to hold back their Innermost feelings for the veteran as they wisecracked about his departure. Every member of the Panther squad had a good word for Percy Browne, and before he stepped promised to return of have for NEW YORK.

Dee, 1.. ber tinnsfers on the New Stork Exchange totaled 856 shares, the smallest turnover since the 17.212 553 in Aiumst, In October transactions weie shaies, and in November last year. 50 467.182, Bonds trunsfcried in Novembei aggregated $172.175 525, face value, also the smallest since August, when sales were $147,601,000 In October bond transfers totaled $227,502,000, and in Novembei dast year, $290,695,000. ft 2 4 l'n 65 In Dm, jit) 104S l't Mi 98 98 M48 1m74 H', 10 M4 ,85 ,55 7 70 5k 5m 107 M7, 2 20 )0 jO 10 Basketball Results OM fr OK Franklin IV .80 IMiH'8 MU-A fnllfornla Mrrrh 82 )n Hedhpud 38 Hurt Ao IdchI An I2H 80 atrnna 88 II. Hi, Mlthtwl.

..28 MkTHO .1 K81.I TflWfH I'rnhilfriRR 111 FnniP 40 lnn 8lrrrhait(. wiTTrinriJ NN 'iiJJI' I Percy when he comes back. aboard the Boston Flyer he his longtime buddies for the big Panther games next season. And Coach Sutherland will a seat on the Panthqr bench 3 PJi ns jt tt J2 1 Di Ap 5 12 Rio Jn 6' a A3 to ft Rm Gr Am 7 67 11 3 lw 7 A6 10'fc 1 Do D) 1 AL, ,2 14 2 Romani Inti 5ft 37 I nil f'aiM7 3 Mt ms AO nu A IV 7 AA It Do At 7a 4t) 4 A ffprlM SI ft 62 in II Do 7 62 Record Field to Fight In A.M.A. Novice Event By JIMMY MILLER The Metropolitan Club Boxing Committee, and the local A.

A. U. officials played a hunch when they decided to run the annual Allegheny Mountain Association Novice championship tournament over three nights instead of two, and it proved to be a good one. When the entry list closed last night. It was discovered, much to the amazement of all concerned, that exactly 151 district simon-pure mitt wiclders had signed to participate in the affair, thus making the additional night a necessity.

It is the largest field ever to enter a local novice tourney. The entry list has been compiled from 25 various clubs in the vicinity, and shows 20 fighters In the 112-pound claw; 15 In the 118-pound class; 28 in the 126-pound class; 30 in the 135-pound class; 30 In the 147-ponnd class; 13 in the 160-pound class; 8 in the 175-pound class, and 7 in the heavyweight division. Tomorrow niRht's action will be furnished by boxers in the first four classes, with the welterweights, mlddlcw eights, light-heavyweights and heavyweights doing battle on Friday night. Semi-final and finals in every class will be staged on Saturday night. The complete entry list follows: 112-rOlND CLASS Oua A.

C- Kenny Cali, Field A. ton. W. Va 135-IOUND CLASS Willi floptra. Pet Ito, Joseph Birek Plttshtirah Lyceum.

Oeorit Wright, Dr Randall A. MrKeeaport; John Martino, Cecil A Jodfpl) James, Joseph Hagen. Soho Community House, William Mthm Tommy Corbett, Jarki Conn, Oakland Rod and Gun Club; George Cooper. Ruff A Folinbee John Temperantt. Sam Portland Ambridce A Rusael) Ftan ConneiDtilie RrrredMon Center Mann PiMahurch B'Tta Club Homer HUlecaas rvn'ml Cltt Pa Wi'itam le Ore tt I bite flnrra Jamea f4l Runerlnr A TheTdore Prtttbard Greater A Rob Meredith Pprinedale A George Seiniik Allnumpa A Rud Ah-ton Ibtn Rtiiirk A mil Ptnelll Ar-ronne Club, Jvck McCabe Rudv A Dhartemi.

Fdtaard 4ie'rkl tinaMerhed Kucen Kantr upaathed Edward troekv. New Kensington A. C. m-rorsn class Ray Harris, Frank Melon. Ralph Clc clone, Joseph Hast.

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New Kenwineon A Hnrv Brfkica CnnelMle Recreation Center. 7ke K'lia toe Gannon Fn-penor A Pan DlUio Tuffv A land Pa Edward reeten Georg Me Gntder, Monoesen, Boxing Club Ous be con tract to box his Honey Boy Jones before being permitted to meet Billy Conn at Duqiusne Garden for Promoter Jake Mints, has been refused by Boxing Commissioner Dr. W. D. McClelland.

Dr. McClelland ruled that when Jones agreed to box Irish Jimmy O'Boyne, substituting for Krieger, who had a bad eye, on the John Henry Lewls-Italo Colonellr card st Forbes Field, the contract was fulfilled. In addition, the rontrart was with Promoter Elwood Rigby, who stands suspended by the commission for failuie to pay Billy Conn In full for his return bout with Ted Yaros. Conn expects to receive the (1.800 still due him almost any day now, out of Rigbys forfeited bond. Fight Results At Nm Yrk Jhnv ffelbi nlUtr! th tri'1h wMi, Young Than- UHCKj uavies fniisica me tchnui knut vr of Paul Birch, of the New York'FHMkin.

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Intensive prartlre sessions during the last lew weeks have rounded the Duquesne Universtty basketball squad from a virtually green aggrepatlnn Into a well balanred. skillful outfit that bids fair to carry the Red and Blue to as dizzy heights as ever In Intercollegiate basketball circles. Starting the pre-season workouts with only three experienced holdovers from last years squad, Head Basketball Coach Charles I NY OAVV rf 492.. I fo rrn 4A ft5 I NY Pro Art 442 tans, lost six veterans by graduation and two others were Ineligible to report for practice this season and as a result alii have three sophomores In his starting lineup against Frank Wolfes Jackets, i Bill Miller and Buzte Grcdn-'berg, two of last year's stalwarts, will hold down the Ruard positions In the opener. Bob Stark, a newcomer from Lancaster, Pa Is listed as the starting center, ahile Jimmy Tumpane, who did his scholastic- chores for Steve Ste-panian at Charleroi High, and Gordon Combs will be found at the forwards.

Missing from the 1936 array are Babe PaU, Cy Felser, Les Sliomo, Hugh James, Paul Gibson. Andy Krltchar, Bill Jens and Ray Car-neilv, th? laUer a member of the football team. Among the capable substitutes available for this y.ars team are Ed Miller, Yaney Rosenthal, Loos, Sturgeon and Levlngs. m-rOLND CLASS WMtllard Brown WUlow Club avia Center Avenue C. A Jc Pavia Center Avenue C.

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IrMtnwnl Ii, Dr. HOLER Spaciolli) Ill, 144 11,49 14 144 4, I8TIGN 'Y' 'Wimlfrnl lit, j-tifv4'd Mi 4trhn Pad wn i 4 ui mi A Anmtl bn hrarna piMahurh ui.u.iu I N8TION8I, I Kn hMrfi PiMshnreh ftllniirRfinll 1-81, Tr 4 PfUMl it. A FrMtik Rue kf ht Me mn mitv i Din ii fWn'sr if A hn be'preeeded by" a preliminary con-(Pittsburgh Pirates, and has r.rio.'i runi test between the Carnegie Tech brought surprising order out of Plebes gnd the Westtnghouse Tech quintet. The Slippery Rock State Teach ers basketball quintet will open form the nucleus of a team that the season against Wavncsburg'will be chiefly composed of Jam at Slippery Rock on December 11, nod untried lophomorcs, Al rri OahiM Fi FrMH appalling chaos, Co-CapU. Joe Tommy aiti, OMalley and Ernie Fortney and veteran Elmer (Pickles) Kreiling 10 roMn" At Hattl f4ihi P'tnltifi Dd 8 round.

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