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I SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 12 1936 SECTION GAMECOCKS NOSE OUT HURRICANES 6-3 rYoung Bob Feller May Demand $20000 To Twirl For Cleveland Club STINGAREE SQUAD PICKS PATTERSON Sweets For These Coaches On New Day CAVALIERS RESIGN FROM CONFERENCE IENCY IN University of Virginia Withdraws From Southern Group RICHMOND Va Dec The University of Virginia charged that present Southern Conference regulations "breed suspicion distrust and mutual and submitted its resignation to that 15-year-old athletic group today Forest Fletcher conference president said no action was necessary under the constitution to complete the withdrawal of the institution After hearing several routine reports delegates from the other 15 member schools launched their discussion of the controversial Graham plan the conference method of prohibiting subsidization The Virginia statement drawn by the board of visitors expressed approval of the "fundamental Ideals as expressed in the Graham but said the hope of the institution that the regulations would improve the athletic situation in the conference had "not been NEW GRID CONTRACT ISSUED CONFERENCE APPROVES GAME IN ORANGE BOWL Oranges! Roses! Sugar! These six mentors will be in the spotlight with their gridsters on New day at the Rose Boul Orange Bonl and Sugar Bowl football headliners They Include upper left Jock Sutherland of Pitt vs Jimmy Phelan of Washington in the Rose Bowl upper right Bernle Moore of xs Buck Shaw of Santa Clara In the Sugar Bowl and below MaJ Ralph Sasse of Mississippi State vs John Smith of Duquesne in Miami's Orange Bowl Center Nominated For Beta Theta Nu Trophy The Miami High school football squad selected Nelson Patterson big center as its most valuable player yesterday and he Joined nominees from four other schools in candidacy for the Beta Theta Nu trophy Patterson six-footer weighing 182 pounds was chosen after Lefty Schemer end also had been given consideration Previously nominated were Earl Hise Edison halfback: Don Dutcher Ponce de Leon end Jack Orr Miami Beach quarterback and Jim Rossiter Miami Military Academy halfback The trophy will go to the boy Judged the most valuable to his own team this season The presentation will be made December 18 at a Beta Theta Nu dance Cochran Matsuyama and Denton To Battle Today For the Championship TBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO Dec Welker Cochran of San Francisco forced a playoff for the three-cushion billiards championship tonight by defeating Kinrey Matsuyama of Japan 50 to 26 in 32 innings victory leaves himself Matsuyama and Tiff Denton of Kansas City tied for first place each having won six games and lost three The game was the last of the regular tourney schedule and the playoff program tomorrow will send Matsuyama against Denton In the afternoon Cochran against Denton in the first game of the evening and Matsuyama against Cochran in the last tilt Cochran who defeated Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo this afternoon 50 to 32 in 40 innings continued against Matsuyama The San Francisco star in the first inning made his high run of the tournament 11 and held command throughout as the diminutive Oriental ace fought doggedly to hang on At the intermission point Cochran was leading 28 to 11 scoring 28 points in 14 frames His brilliant string of 11 made after Matsuyama had won the flag and ran two was the best first-inning run of the closely fought tourney PRESBYTERIANS TO PLAY TONIGHT Church Leaguers Meet Lauderdale Team At A The Westminister Presbyterians will meet the Jeffrey Realtors from Fort Lauderdale in one of three exhibition basketball games tonight at the A Two weeks ago the Realtors defeated the Presbyterians 23-21 at Fort Lauderdale and will be out to make it two straight In the first game starting at 7:30 the Gesu Catholic five will meet the Tribune team In the other game the First National Bank quintet will play the Forest Park Christians The lineup for the Presbyterian game: JEFFREY REALTORS Nordstrom forward McNeece forward Long or Barnley center Ezell guard McNeece guard WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Light forward Grimes or McNickol forward Langford center Nelson or Roberts guard Younts guard SOUTHEASTERN GROUP ASSIGNS TOURNAMENTS TUSCALOOSA Ala Dec 11 (P The following assignment of tournament sites and dates were made today by the Southeastern Conference: Basketball At Knoxville Tenn February 26 27 and March 1 Track At Birmingham Ala May 21 22 Boxing At New Orleans March 5 6 Tennis At New Orleans Mav 6 8 Swimming At Starkville Miss dates not set At Starkville Miss dates not et Golf at Athens Ga dates not set 18-Yard Kick Takes Lead But Halfback Trek Tallies Win By DINTY DENNIS Sports Editor For The Herald Coach Don McCallister and 23 of Ms University of South Carolina grld-eters took their best holds last night full advantage of a staved off brilliantly a notable fourth-period thrust and defeated the University of Miami Hurricanes in the final game of the regular season for both teams on the Miami stadium greensward 6 to 3 It was a rough furious battle from the start with the Gamecocks holding an advantage in dealing- out roughness It was a fierce contest which saw 16 tired and crippled Hurricanes listing eight of the graduating nine senior varsitymen fight courageously against a heavier faster ever-changing Gamecock squad and though defeated close their most Important schedule in history in a blaze of glory Yes it was a game In which the officiating was wide open to criticism and except for the thrilling 60-yard run of Jack Lyons substitute halfback found the Hurricanes more than a match for their higher ranked Southern conference opponents The game was played over a dew-soaked field which gave uncertain footing for the ball-carriers and resulted in many fumbles As a measuring stick these few statistics clearly set forth the ability of the two teams Both made five first downs the Gamecocks making four of theirs in the first quarter and the fifth in that hectic long-drawn-put third period Miami's first downs were distributed with one each in the first and third quarters and three in the closing period as they battled sensationally to tie or erase their opponents' three-point advantage In yards gained in passing and from line of scrimmage the Hurricanes out-gained the Gamecocks a net 200 yards to 142 In passing the Miamians had 131 yards to 66 for their opponents while from line of scrimmage the visitors out-rushed Miami 86 yards to 69 In the department of punt returning South Carolina was outstanding as they lugged the ball back 201 yards Including Lyons' 60-yard gallop to 8 During that first half the visiting offensive lost a net of three yards from scrimmage That is good enough in books especially when you consider that the complete varyity squad of the Hurricanes at strength numbers only 28 to that thrilling third period when all of the scoring was tallied Early in the session after advancing from their own 42 to'South 40 Co-Captain Nick Wolcuff booted a beauty out of bounds on the 12 On the attempted punt back called on the first play South Carolina fumbled and the alert Jake Rose covered on the 9 pass was Incomplete Csaky failed to gain on to line plays and it was fourth down and goal They called Jack Dicker the former Miami Beach High grids ter playing his last collegiate game back to the 18-yard line Dunn was down to hold the ball It snapped Dunn placed it and the crowd was standing breathless It sailed upward slowly clicked the finger tips of the onrushing Gamecocks but there was plenty of boot in it It carried on high wide and handsome to sail yards and yards above the bar for three points The crowd went wild The battle reached new heights Pass interference kneeing holding and other penalties went ignored as the two elevens fought The Gamecocks through 24-yard run by Ed Clary carried to 36 Then Dunn intercepted a pass at this point to stop the threat An exchange of punts left the ball 4n possession on their 24 Wolcuff punted back to Lyons substitute halfback on the 40 He fumbled the catch picked It up dodge two Hurricanes cut a few yards to the south sideline behind grea blocking and headed eastward It was a great speedy run and there was not a tired Hurricane who could match pace He crossed the goaline standing Urbanyl missed the attempted place-kick and the night's scoring was at an end The remainder of this wild third period was marked with many timeouts and delays the crowd demanding In a loud voice "Has the clock It came to a close as Dunn took a punt on the 50 and fought back gallantly through the grasping Gamecocks to the visitors' 43 Possibly the best football of the night came in that final period Dunn opened it with a rifle pass to Master-son who took it 10 yards behind the Out of UD ngont By Dinty Sports Editor for The Herald The Children Will Eat THE three of our Empty Stocking Fund boxing program who passed counterfeit $20 notes through the ticket windows may find their consciences if any appeased in the knowledge that more honest and humane persons have made up the 60 which their trickery might otherwise have taken from the fun Sixty dollars buys a lot of food and cheer for needy children at Christmas time Probably those patrons who handed the notes to the ticket sellers spent an uncomfortable night among the hundreds of honest spectators who enjoyed the program They had some of the money of those honest spectators in their pockets change not counterfeit which they had been given after the admission price had been deducted from the counterfeit value of their notes The counterfeit notes are being checked by the United States Treasury Department in Washington and every available fingerprint detected will be traced It would be something if warrants were served on the counterfeit note passers on Christmas day Just as hungry youngsters are sitting down to the food which they might have deprived them of if more humane persons had not made up the 60 deficit Youthful Pitcher Will Be Lucky To Get Salary of $10000 From Indians By FALL MICKELSON Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Dec Baseball's latest theme song is "The old gray Judge what he used to meaning that Commissioner Kenesaw Landis is getting soft Almost 30 years ago as federal Judge he fined the Standard Oil Company of Indiana 29240000 in a freight rebate case as commissioner of baseball he fined Cleveland 7500 but let the Indians keep Bob Feller Feller says demand 20000 to pitch for Cleveland next season He'll be lucky to get ten grand Now that they have Feller the Indians are worried lest he be a flash in the pan Dizz Dean had to win 97 games for the Cardinals before he received the big money asked by Feller who won five and lost three last season for the Tribe St Louis baseball writers estimate Diz alone pulled 250000 cash customers in and got $23000 for his Job which included winning 24 ball games about nine cents a customer for Old Diz not bad Why do the Cards want to get rid of Dean? The big reason is becaitse got Owner Sam Breadon sore by picturing him as the "All-American tightwad" which isn't so Banqueteer Casey Stengel says he had to get fired by Brooklyn to be appreciated Since Casey got the gate been guest of honor at six banquets and the end of his gravy trail in sight still trying to get a cash settlement from Brooklyn on his contract which has another year to run so he can be active in baseball next season Diamond dust Latest gossip is Alvin Jake Powell Yankee world series hero will be sold or traded Joe DiMaggio has the Yanks mildly worried They tried to get Joe to sign up at a reasonable boost in pay the other day but the clouting rookie dashed out of the room for a conference with relatives who know how to get lots of money from baseball magnates Coach John Schulte of the world champs wrote Joe McCarthy a letter before the minor-major league player mart opened and warned: "Dont let fox Joe stayed away from Connie Mack and Clark Griffith and came out okay Bothered by reports that he was more than mildly interested in the reorganization of the St Louis Browns Vice President Branch Rickey of the St Looey Cards got the Brown officials to write him a letter thanking him for his advice The Brownies wanted to pay Rickey for his suggestions but he turned it down His only insistence was that Rogers Hornsby remain as manager a strange thing because the Rajah and Rickey once were bitter enemies Rickey may sponsor a sports cartoon featuring all sports He has played them all Barred Ralph Guldahl scoring golf star of the year may not be admitted to the Professional Association because he doesn't operate a pro shop and because he gone through the usual apprenticeship necessary for membership be a hard blow for Ralph because he be able to play for the A title or on the 1937 United States Ryder Cup team soon know its winter when Patty Berg starts after winter golf championships Patty was overshadowed this year by her home town chum Beatrice Barrett Patty got too much golf and took a good rest Wedding bells are expected to ring out soon for Virginia Van Wle the girl who won the national three times quit and meant it MacDonald Smith the old Carnoustie Scot is making so much money as a club designer these days he time to spend his time playing and looking for lost golf balls ana tees What became of Whattamar Art Shires? BUXBY LEAVES TODAY FOR NET EXHIBITIONS Martin Buxby Miami tennis star will leave this morning for St Petersburg where tomorrow he will play an exhibition match against Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Vernon Marcum of Lakeland and Jim Buille St Petersburg city champion also will participate in the exhibition matches This will be the first time Buxby and Hendrix have played since Bud trounced the Lakeland star in straight sets in the Lakeland tournament stances If the Harvards and Pnncetons can forget and forgive why not the Notre Dames and the Ne-braskas? Question now is not whether the selection of Earl Harry (Dutch) Clark as All-America quarterback in 1928 was Justified but whether the former Colorado College ace belong among the ail-time all-stars Eddie Edgar in the Detroit Free Press quotes Gus Dorais as saying Clark if "one of the best we will ever aD opinion the former Notre Dame quarterback expressed after watching Clark in his season as a pro fotballer Clark led National League scorers was third in total amount and average yardage gained from scrimmage thif season Add this football "longest:" Barney Marcus of Bates (Maine) intercepted a pass behind h-own goal line and ran 101 yards for a touchdown against Maine Geo Fowler Junior fullback got off a punt against Purdue that carried and rolled for an aggregate distance of 97 yards Milton Ferguson Sigma Nu at Indiana vouches for the fact Fowler took the ball while stand- mg four yards behind his own goal line and booted it to Purdue's seven Southeastern Group Grants Mississippi State Permission To Hay Post-Season Tilt Movies For Scouting and Instructional Purposes Barred tBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS1 TUSCALOOSA Ala Dec The Southeastern conference barred mov les for scouting and instructional purposes today and vetoed a proposal to require each member to play at least five intra-league gridiron opponents each season The conference heads in annual convention approved four post-season football games including Miami's Orange Bowl tilt between Mississippi State and Duquesne on New Year's day as well as refusing to increase its present membership of 13 and turning down a proposal to allow four freshmen football games instead of two President John TIgert of the University of Florida the conference head was upheld in a ruling that present by-laws prohibit motion pictures for scouting purposes Coach William A Alexander of Georgia Tech presented an amendment to clarify the ruling but it was offered too late for consideration Alexander said the rule had been violated generally because members did not give the same Interpretation as that announced today by President Tigert TIgert also was upheld by the conference in a ruling prohibiting 6ale of passes given football players It was brought out that in some instances players might be given money Instead of passes and that this also is a direct violation of conference rules Negative votes also were recorded on amendments to permit four freshman football games instead of two and to require members to play five games with conference opponents after Mississippi State and Mississippi University said their schools had difficulty in scheduling conference games A "gentleman's to provide places on schedules for the two Mississippi members was reached a conference spokesman said after the amendment had been defeated Action was delayed on President proposal to revise eligibility requirements GARIDEO ALTERS PRACTICE PLANS Cagers Remain In Training For Orange Bowl Grid Game STATE COLLEGE Miss Dec 11 Selection of the Maroons as an opponent for Duquesne in the Orange Bowl game New day has caused basketball and boxing coaches to revise their plans Frank Carldeo backfleld coach must divide his time between football and basketball and leave several of his regular basketball men on the grid squad until the bowl game is over At the same time he faces the Job of getting his men ready for two early games Mississippi College Saturday and Mlllsaps Monday nights Regulars who must remain in football togs until Christmas holidays end are Fred Walters forward Oren Pittman guard Charles Armstrong guard: Bobby Thames forward: Bernard Ward guard and Chuck Gelat-ka guard In addition some sophomore hopefuls remain in grid togs Coach Hugh Whitaker starting his first season as boxing coach must go ahead without Bert Reddoch 1936 captain and 1935 lightheavy champion Harry (Moon) Mullins conference champion heavyweight and A Stubbs welterweight WAGNER AGAIN LEADER OF SEMIPRO BASEBALL NEW YORK Dec 11 (JP) Re-election of Honus Wagner the old-time Pittsburgh shortstop and one of most famous players as commissioner if semipro baseball by the National Semipro Baseball Congress was announced today duties which he assumed a year ago include ruling on ail protests from district and state tournaments under the sanction of the congress and supervising the national finals Last season he attended 20 state tournaments NORTHWESTERN FIVE WINS EVANSTON 111 Dec 11 The Northwestern Wildcats repulsed a stubborn Pittsburgh Panther quintet tonight 37 to 28 before 4 000 spectators Patten gym and in so doing officially filed their intention of placing a strong quintet lit the 1936-1937 conference title roce Head Mentor of Gamecocks Given Two-Year Agreement With Increased Salary Announcement Made On Eve of Final Game of Erratic Season Don McCallister head coach of the University of South Carolina realized one of his greatest ambitions yesterday when he brought his second edition of the South Carolina Gamecocks to meet the University of Miami Hurricanes It marked Don's debut before his former home folks as a college grid mentor The occasion was doubly joyful for the former Miami High school mentor had received word Just before leaving Columbia that his contract had been extended for two years at an increase In salary A boyhood resident of Tampa Don returned to Florida after rounding out his athletic education under Bob Zuppke at Illinois and coached successfully at Palatka His next step was to Miami where he put Miami High on the national football map From here he went to Waite High school at Toledo where his regime was crowned with success When the veteran Billy Laval now mentor at Emory and Henry College in Virginia ended his seven-year term at South Carolina McCallister received the call over a score of outstanding candidates mo6t of whom had college coaching experience In his first intercollegiate campaign he had a weak squad composed of leftovers" of an unsuccessful varsity and a mediocre freshman aggregation His first season record was fair and better than Gamecock supporters generally expected This year he had to build around sophomores from an undefeated freshman team Only two veterans crashed the regular lineup until Injuries and suspensions took their toll in midseason As evidence of the progress he has made McCallister's eleven avenged two decisive 1935 defeats received at the hands of Florida and Virginia Tech and cut in half the margina of loss to Duke and Clemson McCallister went to South Carolina under a one-year contract His second term for the same period will end January 1 The university athletic advisory board met two weeks ago and unanimously recommended his retention but the action was kept secret pending the meeting of the board of trustees Wednesday The board renewed the contract for two years raising the salary from 3600 a year to 4000 Announcement of the contract award was withheld until the publication of The Gamecock student weekly newspaper yesterday morning BRONGS FAVORED OVER FROGS TODAY Texas Christian Will Santa Clara Battle SAN FRANCISCO Dec Texas Christian University's football team and the swing band arrived in San Francisco today wearing ten-gallon hats and general confidence that tomorrow will beat unbeaten untied Santa Clara at Kezar stadium Coach Dutch Meyer unloaded his huskies from Pullmans at the Oakland mole and brought them across the bay to their headquarters at the William Taylor Hotel After the usual round of civic welcomes and back-slapping by homesick Texans on hand to see somebody from their own state the team was taken to Kezar for a brief workout They looked good and Sammy Baugh the All-American quarterback looked the part in the drill but their performance failed to change the prevailing odds 10 to 6 that Santa Clara wins Baugh put on a real show during the drill throwing passes in that peculiar whipping motion he uses kicking the ball high and far and snagging kicks some of the other Texans booted holds two wins over Santa Clara Two years ago at Fort Worth the Texans won 9-7 on a last quarter field goal Last year at Kezar they won 10-6 Each goal was kicked by Taldon Manton fullback who has been graduated since Each team is booked for a bowl game after encounter the last on their regular schedule Santa Clara meets Louisiana State in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl contest which won last year and the Texans play Marquette in a Cotton Bowl game at Dallas CONFERENCE FIRES AKRON COLUMBUS Ohio Dec 11 The Ohio Athletic Conference expelled the University of Akron from member- New Yorker Out To Even Score Monin and Baker In Armory Semifinal Norman Cordaro the swarthy little lightweight from Batavia is hustling through workouts these days for the Tommy Speigal bout Monday night at the Armory arena Cordaro wants to even up score It happens that Speigal won a decision over him some weeks ago at Clarksburg Va Cordaro claims he took the fight on short notice had no training for It and that he simply ran out of gas In the closing rounds He also says he is the only man who has floored Speigal He's making sure therefore that he is in condition for this scrap Cordaro made an Impressive debut here Monday night when he won a three-round technical knockout over Snag Trowbridge of West Palm Beach Snag retired with a bruised hand after Cordaro a cool smooth performer had much the better of the mixing Tony Monln the Tampa hustler is booked with Young Baker of Meriden Conn in the eight-round semifinal Baker a newcomer knocked out Rio Martinez early this week at West Palm Beach Bill Mitchell and Huey Long lightweights are scheduled for a six-rounder and the rest of the program Is being arranged SPACE BIG NEED OF BASKETBALL Lack of Seats Cuts Into Gates of College Cage Tilts KANSAS CITY Dec 11 (fl) Basketball still is thumbing a ride on most college sports budgets In the Missouri Valley but the hitch-hiking is through no fault of the game itself It's because gymnasiums have rubber walls A survey of the larger schools revealed tonight that for one school that finds the cage sport paying its way there are a half-dozen where the sport is riding along on fat football receipts Chief among the factors responsible for meager gate receipts is this: Football has all outdoors to put its crowds Basketball must wedge its spectators inside buildings which in many instances are woefully incapable of handling any but early arrivals Holders of student activity books take up a large portion and in some Instances all of the cage sport's spectator space LAS DOS HIGH DOWSS WILDCATS 25 TO 19 WEST PALM BEACH Fla Dec 11 With the winning touchdown only a matter of feet as the final gun boomed the battling Palm Beach High Wildcats went down to defeat 25-19 before undefeated Julia Landon High of Jacksonville in a post-season charity game here tonight swished his toe into the leather and the ball shot over the crossbar It was a tight battle for the full four quarters Each team punted 17 times with Nick Wolcuff of Miami winding up a yard becter per kick than Ed Clary and Little Durham of South Carolina Miami had an edge in the punting and passing South Carolina in rushing and returning kicks Each team finished with five first downs There a lot to choose between the teams This Don McCallister South Carolina coach is a smart geezer as anyone who watched his Miami High teams several years ago could have told you befoie the game He used every coaching strategem to win the game He interchanged two teams to give each the maximum aruiunt of rest Late in the game his quarterback used up every possible second on every play A time or two he misjudged the time and caught a penalty but that didn't hurt much' You might well call the Hurricanes Turn to Next Page Dusting the Benches XJINE aenior gridsters of the University of Miami sacked their moleskins IN last night and their collegiate football days were over They are nine fellows who have worked hard since they entered the Hurricane stronghold and have played major roles in the development of athletics in that school During their school term football has made a marked advance and as they played their "swan last night they had the honor of knowing that they had climaxed their grid days on one of the greatest if not the greatest football team ever to wear the Orange Green and White We compliment these nine for their prowess on the field their loyalty to the squad coaches and school and extend to them every good wish for outstanding success in the days ahead This honor nine includes Co-Captains Nat Glogowski and Nick Wolcuff Jack Dicker Joe Panker Dick Gostowskl Jake Rose Charles Shinn Abraham Kaplan and Sal Mastro Dennis Park as the Inaugural nears we saw BOOKED among the large crowd to see last South Carolina-U of Miami grid battle were Gov Olin Johnston of South Carolina: Ray Powell his secretary Dexter Martin director of the state aeronautical commission State Senator Jeff Bates of Columbia: Pilot Robert Bryant of Rock Hill and Dr Bruce of Hartsvllle This party will remain over for the All-American Air Maneuvers Please Turn to Next Page Lady Luck Irish Not Softening Schedule For Next Grid Warfare Smiles On Dicker As He Boots Odd Field Goal ttHEN New Britain High of Connecticut cornea here to play the Miami High Stingarees in the big Christmas day interscholastic intersec-tlcnal the visitors will be headed by Charles A Shea head football coach of the Eastern school Shea Is a native of Cambridge Mass and his athletic days date back to his high school term at Cambridge Latin where he played football baseball and hockey Later he entered Westbrook Academy to be named all-prep halfback of Massachusetts After Westbrook he matriculated at Dartmouth There he played football baseball and hockey though a knee injury curtailed his late collegiate performances His varsity play in hockey attracted wide attention but he turned a deaf ear on professional offers to turn to the position of freshman football and hockey coach at Dartmouth Following this assignment he became coach at Pomfret Preparatory school of Connecticut one of the East's oldest schools and in 1932 answered the coaching call to New Britain High His success at the latter school reads like a "Frank book In football basketball and baseball Shea's combined record shows 138 victories against only 37 defeats 15 of the defeats coming in his first year at New Britain In football his teams have won 33 out of 40 games STATISTICS OF THE GAME First downs Yards sained rushing Yards lost rushing Forward passes attempted Forward passes completed Yards sained on passes Passes intercepted by Number of punts xAverage distance of punts 36 6 Return of punts and ktck- esj-n of JTTH action a-plenty at Tropical By ALAN GO ELD Associated Press Sports Editor NEW YORK Dec 11 Notre Dame in the process of reshaping some gridiron policies and alliances is not its schedule the Fighting Irish meet Pittsburgh and Minnesota on successive Saturdays next season a home and home series with Illinois also has been arranged marking the first time the Irish and the Illinl have come to terms since Bob Zuppke has been head man at Champaign Zuppke and the late Knute Rockne confined their rivalry exclusively to the annual "Brown Derby" story tell-inging contest the one and only time the record books show Illinois played Notre Dame was in 1905 long before either of the two great coaches occupied the gridiron chairs at these institutions Notre Dame won 5 to 0 Notre Dame played Minnesota in 1925 26-27 the Irish winning two games and tying the other While all this spirit is being manifest In the great American Midlands why doesn't Notre Dame get together again with Nebraska? This great football rivalry was broken off decade or so ago under somewhat acrimonious circum uf'er of of fumbles tumbles recovered Number of penalties Yarns penalized From line of scrimmage By LARRY ROLLINS Sports Writer For Tbo Herald Jack Dicker Miami's place-kicker par excellence must have had a rabbit's foot tucked under his belt last night That field goal was the oddest ever seen in Miami stadium Zomps Zelesnick a fullback pressed Into center service as relief for the injured Nat Golgowski got off a poor snapback The ball dribbled along the ground end over end and finally bounded into Eddie hands It seemed half the South Carolina mutuels plant and other departments with General Manager Frank Schuyler and Comptroller Abraham Allenberg Tony Betts turf editor of The New York Post obtaining press assignments his first here as the veteran Tommy Byrne widely known betting commissioner and a winter visitor in this area for more than 20 years guided him around the spacious racing center Earl Sande famous rider of other days who now is training 10 horses for Col Maxwell Howard announcing he will race the stable at Tropical Francis Dunne assistant racing secretary of Tropical seeking a ruling on a freak wager made at the Gables course last week by two horsemen the wager being that the king would marry Mrs Simpson Now that Edward VIII has abdicated the horsemen concerned have asked Dunne to give a ruling upon the status of their wager Edward not being king any more and not marrying Mrs COI I FGE BASKETB4IL SCORFS ttTnpihurz 4fi CimZKir Tech 44 Northwestern SI PUlshureh Done 44 Concordia Teach IS Duka 38 Richmond 35 ship tonight by a vote of 32 to 8 for Simpson before he abdicated Sounds like a camera finish to us or 1 using ineligible football player dur-poesibly It should be ruled on by the saliva test experts fing the 1936 season -A 1.