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A11144004A00AUWiti)30A 0441AA60641606adOW64041414061061MiNFOSliglAtiatarrAitek kY DECEMBER 27 1939 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-MORNING PAGE MINEJ Ed Greer Bob Linton Listed Robert Ripley's Believe It or Not Mize Claims Hurts Cnee Again lay Not Play i iiiar feg Cnee 1 1 Sugar Bowl Basket Ball Due Tonight 1 1 014t IFt -10 Three Major I ao er 1 4tivioefx1' 4 rek-A di -er -7- "v- w-7" ailing Titles A1' 4F I'L 1- -1- L1 4C citt ftlVe gi) I ''''YA 6 0 Nt 'It L4Cc 1 1 1 407 Novikoff Named 'Player of Year' in Minor Leagues ST LOUIS Dec 26 no-longer daffy Brooklyn Dodgers by finishing third in the National League last season won accolades of "No 1 Men of Year" in major league baselall Tuesday for President Larry McPhail and Manager Leo Durocher The Sporting News picking Mac- Phail as the outstanding executive and Durocher as the leading man- ager handed the palm for No 1 player of the selection with- out Joe Di Maggio of 110 the New York Yankees and Duroher the as le'adi-rig -n-ah- :4 ager handed the palm for No 1 4 PlaYer of the selection with ''40''' tit out questi Jo Di aggio of ''HY fro Ite the New York Yankees 4: 4 ekw 4 i' 10 tt 1 Li: Teams to Drill in icret Best of Way tojan5 Hold Weight Edge icth Tea lif Trojan: I t- 11:41:6 711 111 7521114141t f411 4 cer14 f7V 4 1t 1k44 oa 1 171 "3'--t- i-i I PI 17 I -4 I 4 1 40 I 44 At a1 I Veteran Ohio State 15' Collides With Kentucky Tennis Meet Thursday 112s ard Player Boasts Best Average Leads in Home Runs Total Bases 171 tk4e 1-e-IL 77-- A ---'lt--'-' Itt --1 '''1-2-71 0 ig II i A 1 a-P'- I z- i ETE LC I I l' i tT ESE LC i I I 's al 14'1 11 1 irt I ip -a Ir 1ft 131 1 rr-- 4 rr2 0 1610 fo 17ix NEW YORK Dec 26 Mize needed a long time to get around to winning the National League' batting championship but when he finally arrived he did it in a thoroughgoing manner The husky first sacker of the St Louis Cardinals captured not just one but three of the most coveted slugging honors in major l'''' I 1 '1- A Cal Dec 26 i nch grid supporters 3 1 '''I'rl'(Pa'chn dtitw" itonsir v'i ta ''1'- felt ng Rose ion elat- A saw A '01 as directut on the Urn Ai- itrerri California foot- 411' TIe sight of this big erS in while far from 41 tlP Vol backers eer- 1 to heighten their point The 0 a tough looking outfit o-1?) Pif Cal Dec 26 1 i grid supporters iet at two important 1 cl I' ala-4- ung Rose Bowl af -I-1-e nri felt none too Oat- 4 Idik as directed on the Uni 1 r-irtnia foot rn -1111 sight of this big '41 -11e sio oaa i-eition while far from re Vol backers cer- iset -T 1: tend to heighten their 2' i i lie--oer point The :0 a tough looking outfit 0 '1e -r: or rs :411 In Ics 4 l' Fr I rf-71-16 4016- 1 el 14 2-54E 74Flarlrirritta 411 fiilk ki" 40 la! record-3 ZLTF rtf tr (4( nr-r-e-cfIT 7151 tow '111 JACK HORtiEgS PLEAD 26 NEW ORLEANS Dec GP) 's Basket ball champions from two con- 'P'kist: '''tPt ferences came to town in blustery Lou Nov ixoff Named v- 7-'' weather Tuesday to open the Sugar '4-0 1 -1' t' -i A The baseball publication styled rl m1 1 I 4 4 gbio perieci player" 1: l': 4''': nBic)vhti with an cianrtneirvleaal uW Wednesday 4' fore 6000 customers at the Municipal 4''---r- it it Little All-America" the -4 i'Stl'adium te Sporting Nev Ss placed Bruce Dudley 14i''4 executive director of Louisville of i the American Association Bill Mey- er manager of Kansas City of the '4: Wind and cold moved in as a 40-4 A- ithreat to attendance at lesser out- 4 -i 'door events on the crowded calendar t-Aet-'''''' i I but a blizzard couldn't mean any Association and Outfielder Louis 1 to the boxoffice for next Mon 1 caiego May Be Out Novikoff who played with both i climax the football game be- 1p vas aimed at Tulsa of the Texas League and Los 1 0 teen Texas Aggies and Tulane The :4 Nesi Catego star Angeles in the Pacific C4' )ast League 1 it i voliiiteers and his Honorable mention among rnajor ---c I ne 1 ke ecret practice ren tafego re-in- league executives 'as given to ar era :1 'i 't: f2 in a Ctile ier I man ger of the 1 I the words of Mickey Cincinnati Reds: Ed Barrow presi- 1row whether dent of the Yankees and Eddie Col- Ter t01ri trainer 4-ic between now and 1 lins ee the business manager of the Bos- it 7 ton Red Sox Durocher was selected as top man 1-- 7foOr00vO available seats have been sold ----e- tii weeks 1 Coach Harold Olsen of Ohio State's -u '4f Big Ten championship team led 12 'players into town Tuesday morning i After a workout at the New Orleans 1 Athletic Club the boys went out to the sights of this historic city 4 1 no Ohio State basket ball club LIT Jo il 401rf' i Ika-4- ti much playing un of the champon Yankees: i game O'Brien ager of the year or Joe McCarthy world i 1 Oil' V'ts 1' Bill McKechnie of the National 4' rig vhat has been League champion aup refca mpion Reds Ray Blades 1 '')'-1 1 'ever has played i 4 Coach Adolph Rupp's Southeastern i Con er ence titlists from the Univer- 4 i of Kentucky came in late Tues 4 A eic litti at injwry for weeps Cardinals Jimmy of the St Louis 5- i day afternom anxious to settle a THE PI of the Chicago White Sox and VI i ci iiid se lit the N'olsiDyk( score with the Staters In 1933 IMANC rc 11 acuce CorisPlcu- Joe Cronin of the Reel Sox ous 'e was Cafego lie Ranking behind Di aggio among 4 tt 1 Olsen's men gave them the worst i '1 home defeat in their history just PIE Tc ront at the feld the PlaYers were hs teammates BII when the Wildcats were bowling 1 'eia a that strict pri- Dickey ad Charley Buffing Frank- 'over all Southern and Eastern coin- Af3501 vacyl :1 (itre for the work- ie l'AcCormick Bueky Walters and 4 ier te Paul Derringer of the Re heek els: Johnny ea It will be the second Sugar Bowl 1 Vi 3 Edge to Trojans and Clyde Shoun of the Car i appearance of a Kenttucky cage IP calfornia Coach dinals: Ken Keltner and Bob Feller LOU NOVIKOFF The Wildcats beat Pittsburgh High111 Mea'a 'pA opt id th ee gates fur a of the Cleveland Indians: Bob Grove '40-29 in 1937 (4 George A day I f' thern delegation i of the Red Sax IQnrin of Olsen planned to start five letter- PoLAHO the St Louis Browns Billy Herman lee of Troy in ae- men including three regulars from of the Chieagn Cubs and Emil Leon- alias Welcomes CHINA om 1r iay goes into! the championship squad: Capt Rob- uoa 1 ard of the Washington Senators ert Lynch crack guard Bill Sattler I i 1114 t4- tors tame away 1 Ed Greer Lintor Mentioned ilPmqnn crtilArl six-foot-seven-inch center arid John of the Chicago Whte Sox and -i' alLetrIWAI anxious to settie a Cal se li the ols Dyii 3'1 0 score with the Staters In 1933 Joe Cronin of the Red Sox illoa a i-1 pi ctice Consplou- lie was afego Ranking behnd Di Magg'o -rrr-'" 4-! ti Olsen men gave them the worst Is home defeat in their history just os (on at the feldithe PlaYers were his teammates BII I Dickey arxt Charley Buffing Frank- the Wildcats were bowling 'e1 a- that pri- for the work- il ie McCormick Bucky Walters and 'over all Southern and Eastern corn outsi4 the week i Paul Derringer of the Reds: Johnny It w-ill be the second Sugar Bowl Mize and Clyde Shoun of the Car- 1 Vgrt Edge to Trojans appearance of a Kenttucky cage At i California Coach dinals Ken Keltner and Bob Feller LOU NOVIKOFF The Wildcats beat Pittsburgh Bo-Al i the gates fur a of the Cleveland Indians Bob Grove '40-29 in 1937 4 I delegation la the Red Sox George McQuinn of IY Olsen planned to start five letter- see 71t- non cf Troy In ae- the St Louis Browns Billy Herman Dallas Welcomes men Including three regulars from tom A goes into! of the Chicago Cubs and Emil Leon- the championship squad: Capt cl' ard of the WaFhington Senators I ae- ert Lynch crack guard Bill Sattler Mat tt- ttrs tame away Ed Greer Linton Mentioned Squad six-foot-seven-inch center arid John 4 11q? 0 4 1 413 4Ttcp-'3V k's High POLAND CHINA HOG eicr THE MANOR PIE To ABBOT a'e 1 '1 4 -U 1 lone '1 Bt ell the Co 111 -c t's tifiF Vts aak refcA oft 2t 4 C4 5 04 --'1 1 i 1 -4 i 1 0 1" 5 1 i 1 4r'''''''' I 1 1 00ll'' ''') 4 ''A 1 4 ar' 1 A Vitt le Zucitarlornor sat in a canter Fatin1 hisChristmas stuck itt 145 PLUM HE PULLED OUT WAS THE DEED To THE oFMELLS WHICH HAD BEEN BAKED IN THE f3E PRESENTED To KING HENRY BY THE OF GLASTONBURY 4toil 12-27 -4i 1-Ot )11161 tall'' 01 I 4 01 l't 1 )' 4: A111 0 4r1116 4 '4A: 11 1 1 2 1 cri 1 ti i i' I -e' i k'l 4 7: 'it 4-: itl: 44i iA 7 i ti eliwil 44 174-4--Lsa10 '''11 41414' 7 0'Irei-o-N4Z 1261 i I ift 7 It Light Light revealed Tuesday Second for the two previous seasons and very close to champions Joe Medwick and Ernie Lombardi Mize batted afieat 349 in 133 games to capture the title In addition he belted out 28 home runs to lead Master Melvin Ott of the New York Giants by one He also hit for 353 toal bases to top that list by a good margin Johnny hit 44 doubles 14 triples in addition to his homers and a lot of one-baggers Don Padgett Close At that Mize had a narrow escape from losing his crown to his teammate Don Padgett who hit 399 for 92 games only eight games short of the figure required for consideration as a champion Frank McCormick of Cincinnati another first baseman beat out Medwick by the tinest margin 3317 to 3316 for second place in the 1939 batting race Other leading "regulars" included Paul Waner Pittsburgh 328: Morris Arnovich Philadelphia 324: Ival Goodman Cincinnati 323 Zeke Bonura New York 321: Enos Slaughter St Louis 320: Harry Danning New York 313 and Hank Leiber Chicago 310 Cards Win Team Title The Cardinals had little trouble walking off with the club batting title for the second straight year with an aggregate average of 294 to Cincinnati's 278 Other individual clouting leaders were Slaughter with 52 doubles: Buddy Hassett Boston with 162 singles: Billy Herman Chicago with 18 triples: McCormick with 209 total hits and Bill Werber Cincinnati with 115 runs Jim Brown of St Louis went to bat the roost times 645 while Linus Frey of the Reds and Merrill May of the Phillies tied for first place with 25 sacrifices apiece Lee Handley of Pittsburch and Stan Hack of Chicago each stole 17 bases to share the lead In all 278 players took part in National League games during the season but only four McCormick Herman Hack and Brooklyn's Dolph Camilli took part in every game their teams played '7' trnpra it ient that Novikoll's feat in leading two! Schick six-foot-four-inch forward the ti of 23 vie- leagues in batting the past season Letterman Gil Mickelson and Jack toriel I rt he br-ik4A-1 New i gm him the minor league honor as! Public Workout Planned Dawson will complete the quintet i Year I No 1 player over Bub Schmidt who Thursday begins the Sugar Bowl a co th- and taking I batted 441 for Duluth in the North Today 33 Men on Trip tennis tournament with Charley the it ii: t( rrect there i ern League Other outstanding Hare England's No 1 netter and six s- are la --tarting Ten- piziyers mentioned by the caper: 26 Dec LLAS DA emo sse 'A over 200 were i of the first 10 ranking players of Be pourd! 1 four Aciii Jerry White Lafarett La Steve' College's football team rolled into bthe United States Friday night the best amateur boxers of Philadelphia Dollas Tuesday night ready and i -ftr: Irrprt the toriei Year Cot the ly are ty sesee pourd 1- ili4ko- -2'- A ak i' -4-A 1 ''1 1 rke "IAL -)'ii A 't gt 1' s'itl-zoat 1 -7-: i 4 41 0 1ii AO A's: 'tctio-'f kst 4X AAm'a -1'- 14 04: tf at 1 Iltt 1 yr sus ort 11E1 E-HANDtv ON DRICKLAYER THOMAS 3NOLAN Brom( NY DEVISID A WBSTITUTE WAND" AND WORIeS Lpr isaig Fe-mares Sladlzste Inc World nghts reserved -srrt'l WEIGHED L'047 -1)1J1 1200 LB Columbion Stock Farm kansas City Mo 1HED iA Tech Lays Plans to Stop Christman High Hurdles for 'Experts' Aggies Trojans Picked to Win Over Tough Bowl Foes 11 eord3 'i: 4- i ti Tennes i Carter Hot S-rings Ark Kelton 0117'n-c-61le-g-e-in New Orleans will meet Satur- see oll I si in the rol-ter Maxfield Z41nroe La: Bin': Cotton Bowl game here New' Year's day Rollins College's crew meets a whot 1: I 'I 2 South- ckle Federalsburg l'vlA fr xyei 1New OrleatIS shell and the best skip-: ern OP 4 Triplett Gastrinia Bert Haas' A delegation of 200 led by Hotri- pers along the Gulf Coast will vie in It It i Tennessee! Nachville Tenn Don Kag Green- ton Nichols and Kelly Waller of a sailing regatta Sunday the great will I i the line' vilie Dominic Dalleandro1 ber of CommerLe: Glenn Cunningham leads a host of Soutniti iiii I i -''J Ten 1 San Diego Ca er Gald Priddy KanIt j'nic'r Chan' was on and to greet the visitor's the country's classiest track stars into 1-)k-I-r 0 tt: more sas City IA police escort took them from the action speed ant a VoLs bre Sarrmv Gentile Danville Va Del ctaton to P-eir downtown hotel Elt her "7 71 bert Jones Cedar Rapids The visiting footballers were: l'ilaurice Harris Scranton Pa Tom-1 greeted by a 21-aerial bomb salute' Billies Jackets my West Dytona Bach Fl a John 13-111 T1- a 76 as they came out of the Union Sta I TN I as they came out eit tne union bta 1- Jersey Theo eord4 see ot) what ern 01' It it wil speed sut here Bobby Dodd Impersonates Tiger Star in Drills BY WHITNEY MARTIN Sports Writer bowl committees in selecting Day football games couldn't confusing the so-called experts if into a spinning barrel N' Daughter Dicks-o City ton Associated Pre! dore Mueller Thomasville At their hotel Coach Jess Neely Long on Experience NE YORK Dec JIliders to Wed Julio Bonetti Los Angeles: John announced all hands except a couple the teams for the New Year' f-! t-1 Hutchings Pensacola Fla Sid Hud-1 lot guards in top shape and he add- BROWNWOOD Dec 26 Only nave done a better job of con 'e lf Canford Fla Norman Young1 at they would to go' I '11' "'CA-4 l''' Pc 3 i Knox iiie Tenn Ed Greer Fort i ld be read two lettermen will be missing from they had dumped them blindfc ist: 1g a to here her dad I Worth and William Skelley Wenat- when the Tigers clash with BosI each of the Hoard Payne and Dan- a i ton College They are Walter Cox Georit Ruth wasi chee Wash I iel Baker basket ball squads in the After wading through the mass of i play' i Liture home will Honorable mention among miner The Yellow Jackets of Howard and Frank Deitz who are nursingj Texas Conference race this season r'lltte' a 11 a I league executives went to Roy illegirt three player were in and arm injuries esIdence supporting each teams I 1 claims to greatness the naming of iLo p-- 1 i dnders 31 rrey Kansas Cit Ray Kennedy 1 in--s the ix s1 vI i Payne will resume practice next i aG A public wo-kout will be week under the direction of Coach the probable inner of each of the Wad it -i Mt Ruth's pretty Newark: Ed Jacobs Canton Wedneielay afternoon but from McAdoo Keaton with seven letter-1 1 four major games can best be ac- ciel'd a dau Wt 23 vho plan to be Frank Hearn Moline Ill Edward the 22 candidates re-1 then on Neely will hold secret prac- men among complished by groping in a hat ma :71 Jre 'T Mulligan Salt Lake City tice porting Eight numeral winners are Like walking from bright sun- a 's expected to be present when work- Outs are resumed at Daniel Baker light into a darkened room next week case of the more you look the more Associated Press NEW YORK Dec 26--The the teams for the New Year's have done a better job of they had dumped them blindfolded Ruth's 't ric Red Cross Official Back From War Zone 'K Kr I 4- :41 MIAMI Fla Dec 26 Tech began devising a defense for Paul Christman's unerring passes Tuesday as both the Yellow Jackets and Missouri discarded their holiday frivolity and settled down to serious practice for the Orange Bowl football game New Year's Day Backfield Coach Bobby Dodd of Tech himself a great passer and player at Tennessee a few years back donned a red sweater and impersonated Christman in firing the ball The Tech backfield with regulars and reserves alternating frequently did a noble job breaking up most of the passes The Techmen then took the offensive and clicked with a good percentage of their passes little Johnny Bosch doing most of the tossing to sundry receivers Dan Wager a hard-running and passing first-string Missouri quarterback twisted his left knee at practice today and probably will be on the sidelines in the Orange Bowl game Team spokesmen said the player's injury was bad and "we'll miss him Monday" Ile went down while the squad was running through light scrimmage Uti L'- months in the Turrance Seattle Wash: Oliver drawled Neely when Tuesday they'll live I French Syracuse and Dickl asked what his players' attitude Cie et Mountan lodge' Goldberg Johnstown Pa was toward the game We didn't Nat F'i--ers (vri at Kearsarge Among those noted for managerial come down here on a vaca F4 a rter rports center honors were Bill Burwell Louisville ton' and at Si7 iltr vacation lodge Kiki Cuyler Chattanooga Tenn: He said he knew little about Bos- r4 of Dr and Mrs Larry Gilbert Nashville Tenn: Bob ter College but from what he had Watt? li criers of Melrove Linton Fort Worth 011ie Marquardt heard and read and from the East-Mast golf on the same Cedar Rapids Iowa Doc Bennettl ern teams record he expected quite New Ehre course as Babe Norfolk Neb Wally Dashiell Pen-'a battle Ituthlt met Julia They he- Facola Fla: Bert Niehoff Jerseyi As tatne'-' (ri birthday Dec 3 City and Merle Settlemire Limal I me Ohio I 04-1--3 111 AC A') Stanford Wins utit ht months in the Torrance Seattle Wash Oliveri i 'i' Tuesday they'll live i French Syracuse and Dick i "Well" drawled Neely when Itax asked what his players' attitude at (r- molinti'll Irvire I Goldberg Johnstown Pa i eitAi- 1 Ilom C4) Tri t4'' et i ic 4 i i94 IV i $6 '-') -Ls WASHINGTON Dec Swift vice chairman of the American Red Cross reported Tuesday there are over 300000 prisoners of war in Europe 'working the farms of their conquerors" Swift who went to Europe as head of a Red Cross delegation for a three month survey in eight countries cited the number of prisoners of war in pointing out that the vast movement of refugees is presenting one of the gravest situations facing the world He said that while the 'extraordinary character" of the war on the Western Front has not caused many casualties there is the great problem in the movement of population with many refugees living in "unsanitary and distressing circumstances" Swift added that supplies and not money are put to the greatest use in Europe as it is almost impossible to buy and ship from neutrals because of restrictive regulations 45-43 Over Baltimore Five Br4d ley Tech Cagers 11:3 California 40-39 3 F1 Jimmy Vaughn Beats Matt Peden' Matt Peden' 11: Dec 26 4t11 goal in the last 33 seeoal ofnntsti COUPTI oteo of play capped a seven- Senator Norris Says He'll Never Run Again a7: Resurfacing of the gymnasium floor at the college caused delay of practice before the holidays Missing from the Howard Payne I squad this year are Otis Strickland I and Clyde Saul lettermen Howard Payne tied Texas Wesleyan for second place in the conference campaign last season with 110 conference victories and two I losses Daniel Baker finished if th last year with seven victories and seven losses in the conference race Coach I Ransom will be without the services of Jim Snodgrass and George Allcorn lettermen who graduated Howard Payne lettermen back again are Newell Odell Moran: Rowland Michel San Antonio Orville Smith Hillsboro: Bolan 1Varren Fort Stockton Dow McBride May Clyde Conner Richland Springs and lA'aymon Wilson McAllen letterman two years ago vvho did not play last year because of football injuries Charlie Lawrence of Hillsboro another letterman will work out as soon as he recovers from a tonsilectomy and a knee injury received on the gridiron Other Yellow Jacket candidates are Bill Hinton Estelline: Willis Denman Brovvnwood and Thomas Lavisay Blanket squadmen of last season three junior college transfers Spike EV8118 of John Tarleton Spangle of Clifton College and Frank Clements of Ranger College and nine first-3'enr men Herbert Penn Rochelle Bill Malay West Frankfort Dickey Lewis Rule: Ed Smith Early Gene Hortenherger Rule Eudell Smith Fort Worth Rio Garrison Temple: Bill Nelson and Carl Fauhion Crews Eight of the 10 Hill Billies at Daniel Baker who lettered on last year's aquad eligible this year are Billy Stewart Coleman Irby Petsick Gustine Hugh Gleaton Blanket Raleigh Bratton Mullin Kenneth Hest's Pyote Wilson Lewis Mullin Leo English Sweetwater and Waters Brownfield go BALTIMORE Dec 26 UP) A field goal by Bill Cowden Stanford guard in the last 15 seconds WHITE PLAINS Dec- 26 of an extra period gave the Vaughn veteran Clevefornians a 45-43 basket ball victory ILnd lightweight won an unpopular Tuesday night over the University decision over Matt Perfetti of Am- of Baltimore sterdam in the eight-round The game was a thriller with the feature bout at the County Center lead shuttling from team to team Tuesday night At halftime Baltimore led 18-17 Vaughn scored repeatedly with and the scoring seldom varied the left hooks to the body but the ac-1 1second half ending 43-43 curate left jabs and all-around The Bees missed a scoring chance cleverness of Perfetti won him the at the end of the first half when acclaim of the crowd of COO 4 Mike Pellino caged a long shot but Vaughn weighed 13512 Perfe4wi the buzzer sounded before the ball 1294- I left his hands The Bees missed a scoring chance at the end of the first half when Mike Pel lino caged a long shot but the buzzer sounded before the ball left his hands WASHINGTON Dec 26 (P) Chavez Is Optimistic VArrie ed1 We George Norris of 1 Poit Bra(iley Tech rally Tuesday the Peorians a 40-39 triumph Over California held a 39-33 lead with than three minutes re- main Ir2n Chris Hansen hit a talti id iird free throw and Bar- 1 el e'l with two field goals Han al i tel between them Watt fr 27 of Bradley's points mii teld tel levy cy pull4La I 11- ent Senator Nebraska said Tuesday that he would on Mexican Outlook never seek public office again when his present term expires in 1943 EL PASO Dec 26 is The white-haired Senator after little immediate prosi 37 years in Congress said in an in- companies whose proper dement of claims of terview: I (t his present 'term expires in 1943 EL PASO Dec 26 is The white-haired Senator after little immediate prospect 37 years in Congress said in an in- dement of claims of terview: companies whose properties Boston of "11:4 sconng was more evenly :144 I Br 21-18 at halftime and held margin early in the sec- ond before the Bears rallied to L' i tp their lead that crumbled at thi Basket Ball Klarmen Hosts to Ponder 151 Friday There P) of a set- American oil were ex- "My work is done My friends propriated by Mexico Senator Den- I understand and they won't ask me nis Chavez of New Mexico said to run again" here Tuesday en route home from a vac Norris has said in previous years ation trip to Mexico that be would not run for re-elec- worked out I believe that more "But I think something will be tion but he has been re-elected i security for investment soon will be made possible in Mexico" "Mexico City is experiencing a building boom" Chavez added 'New structures' are going up in all sec-Texas Fugitive Refuses to tions of the city Perhaps because of the low price of the peso invest- Waive Removal in Arizona ments are going into land" opponent beat Navy Banks McFadden team defeat was of Tulane a close even guess from all always is might give to figure ism you see and after working up a I pretty good case of enthusiasm for one team you abruptly find that 7 its opponent is sitting right there 'e3F placidly holding a record that damp- ens the enthusiasm to say the least '001" 1 For instance we thought r' -eZ41'-' the day it played Notre Dame wa3 Iik0 4 the best team we saw all year and we make allowances for its two tie games by figuring Oregon and ::1::4 A were stout teams the days they met the Trojans But counterbalancing this is Ten- :9 nessee's unblemished record and the idea that it undoubtedly is a great team despite the fact that it was not T' 15 put to the test quite so often -'ft If the pickers can find any clew 4' 444' in past bowl records it might be 4 f4 ei pointed out that in the 22 games since 1916 not counting the service team games of 1918 and 1919 the 'A West has won 11 times the East (or South) eight and three games were tied BANKS M'FADDEN On the hunch that Tennessee in' its later games did not seem to ling start against Florida come up to its earlier performance has come fast we'd pick although we'd We saw Clemson Boston' be surprised at nothing but a one- ent in the Cotton Bowl be sided game either way without the services of Ba A great case of enthusiasm can be Fadden and it was a stalw worked up for Tulane which meets minus its star Its lone de: Texas A in the Sugar Bowl a one-pointer at the hand5 Its schedule probably was the lane We like Clemson in toughest of any bowl team yet only I one one tie mars its record But these selections are However turning the page to the one man's Opinion just Aggies you find a power team with There's so much to add up a perfect slate and one which won angles and the answer al most of its games in second gear nothing They at least mi It will be power against power in you a yardstick if you havi the Sugar Bowl We'd like to take we that close a tie and call it quits but don't like Ata to straddle a fence so we'd take the Aggies well knowing that Tti- i lane might too ave Lai The Orange Bowl suffers similar problems Georgia Tech apparently Death of Brother May I was getting stronger as the season progressed but Missouri wasn't ex- White Out ulane Li actly wasting away Mizzou beat two fine teams in Oklahoma and Ne- NEW ORLEANS Dec braska which seems to offset that Death from burns of his 9 earlier misfortune at Ohio State old brother Lenus may Coach Don Faurot is breaking all Millard White Tulane's rules of the coaches' code of con- string left tackle out of tl duct by complaining because his gar Bowl game with Te) dt team is a short-ender but knowing him it is realized it isn't just a Na- White rushed to his ho tional League pep talk before a Arkansas City Kan Sal World Series He means it He night when he received thinks his Missouri boys are good from his parents that th and isn't bashful about saying so had been seriously burns The game with both teams bat- was in critical condition tling free-style on offense offers youngster died before the myriad possibilities We lean a lit- ball star arrived tie toward Missouri although real- White notified friends izing Tech might stop Christman or his return would depend slow him down to a walk It It his mother's reactions doesn't he might turn the game shock into a rout If he is unable to pla Boston College's record is one of Kirchem will be moved in the best It beat a tough team in starting eleven and Fred Holy Cross and walloped a rtiro7rAd will take Kirchem's place Kansas State team After its stumb- tackle on the No 2 team BANKS MTADDEN has come fast We saw Clemson Boston's in the Cotton Bowl without the services of and it was a stalwart minus its star Its lone a one-pointer at the hands We like Clemson in one But these selections aren't one mans Opinion just his There's so much to add up angles and the answer nothing They at least you a yardstick if you have that close Wave's Loss Death of Brother May White Out of Tulane NEW ORLEANS Dec Death from burns of his brother Lenus may Millard White Tulane's string left tackle out of gar Bowl game with Texas dt White rushed to his Arkansas City Kan night when he received from his parents that the had been seriously burned was in critical condition youngster died before the star arrived White notified friends his return would depend his mother's reactions to shock If he is unable to play Kirchem will be moved starting eleven and Fred will take Kirchem's place tackle on the No 2 team 4 :1 43ft Ork -u 7 in ttitv 74 I 1' A :4 ::4 A '4Alf 70 kltdc 4 4-'1 P3404 Kf'-'4 A anyway Asked whether he would yield to such urging again he replied with an emphatic "No" anyway Asked whether he would yield to such urging again he re- plied with an emphatic "No" cl I Erdcklyn Acquires ars Infielder Berger COLLEGE BASKET BALL University of Texas 54 Manhattan College 32 Southern Callfornia 57 Long Island University 49 Washington College 45 University of Florida 30 Bradley 40 California 39 Western Illinois Teachers 42 Oregon 40 Stanford 45 Baltimore 43 (overtime) Utah State College 60 College of Idaho 35 COLLEGE HOCKEY Colgate 9 Cornell 2 EASTERN AMATEUR HOCKEY Washington Eagles 7 Baltimore Orioles 5 PRO LEAGUE BASKET BALL Detroit Eagles 37 Chicago Bruins 31 Skipper Hugh Inman's Wolf Klar indepencent basket ball team will play the Ponder independent team at the Recreation Building Friday night at 8 o'clock Inman's club is currently leading the Major City League race with One victory against no defeats Milburn Pigg Charles Rutledge Bob McClung Furman Rutledge Pete King and several other former college and high school athletes play with Inman's team Rose Bowl Special Leaves Tennessee BISBEE Ariz Dec 2 6 (41 Sheriff I Pruitt reported Tuesday that Robert Lacy Cash escaped murderer from the Huntsville Texas prison had refused to waive Rev to or erat': 605 coN )KLYN Dec 26 (P) Dodgers announced Tues- vn tY had acquired Infielder 44: 'Pk-ze) Berger on waivers 111111 'fle Boston Red Sox 1-as played every infield i hut first base and he and (thrlt IlLyon are likely to be the chief infield replacements used Principally in utility 1 "'es the trilples Dewey Starts Week's Rest NEW YORK Dec 26 Attorney Thomas Dewey a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination entrained Tues day for Augusta Ga for a week's rest and to prepare his next three campaign speeches one of them at Portland Ore at a Lincoln Day dinner Fell 12 He will deliver the other speeches in New York and Boston next month Terhune's Calling All Dogs Gilligan Decisions callura BUFFALO -Dec 2G Jimmy Gilligan 124 Hamburg featherweight took a 10-round decnion from Angelo Callura 120 of Hamilton Ontario Tuesday night icu oox last season IlVe 1g at shortstop in 10 games bIt th i he in five and at seeonti ass basel Red Sox last season tn It th 1 base two others BY ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE nnvrinht 1939 Mc Naught Syndicate Inc Copyright 1939 (1 Lorpcana Quintet Pla)'s at Icana Quintet I at Palestine Col ic Plais OPPORTUNITY Keep Lineup 26 (4) 9-yearold keep first the Su A home in Saturday word boy and The football here upon the Bill into the Brekke at left KNOXVILLE Tenn Dec 26 (p) There were reinforcements on the way Tuesday night for those intrepid Tennesseans holding the fort in California while the Volunteers prepare for their Rose Bowl football battle with Southern California next Monday A "Rose Bowl Special" carrying eight carloads of Tennesseans rolled out of Knoxville at 9 (Central Standard Time) and these hardy gridiron fans will be joined in Chattanooga and Memphis by additional forces The train will arrive in Los An geles at 8 a Friday Among the passengers was Miss Margie Elgin campus beauty selected as a "typical University of Tennessee co-ed" She was all aflutter over the round of entertainment that awaits her as the guest of the Paramount studios Her companions will include Tennessee's four cheer leaders Gaines Stuart Clyde Knisely Fay Griffin and Wilma Rogers 111 I Ls 0 01 13 qran clo' Fth I it '-rani isold 1 Oti lori 's i-: dai I Fr 1 I 1 Horn in the Flushing Court She explained to Van Horn that her dog like he rest of her household was immune by international law from the rules which hedge the daily life of ordinary canines The magistrate replied that Purzel must obey the laws of the county He added: "No treaty or constitutional provision or statute has been called to my attention which would exempt you" So presumably Purzel henceforth had to wear a muzzle and a leash and a license tag when he was at large The mere fact that he was a diplomat's dog did not lift him above the status of John Smith's pooch next door Diplomats duly accredited to the United States from foreign countries have any number of legal im'y munities while they are here But it seems this great sheaf of immuni- ties and privileges don't extend to i1' l' 10 ec 26 Coach their dogs For instance: allgh Palestine High Heinz Thorner was an official i11liet ball team will play in the German Consul General's of- 41 n'gh School in the new lice in New York He and his wife gymnasium Thursday owned a cocker spaniel Purzel by die locals opened the season name On the theory of diplomatic their new building last immunity Mrs Thorner let Furze' I inaing the Lufkin Pan- wander a large in the neighborhood I) '1! Texas High School of her Forest Hills Long Island chritest Crwhtt High School Bull- thicoemnese without leash or muzzle or i nlaY the Wildcats here For which she was asked to ar- ng'rt pear before Magistrate Peter 't na Ti 1v I C'r College graduate age 25 to 35 capable of earning at least $3000 a year Nvanted to represent a Life hisurance Company in business over 70 years and has been doing business in Texas for (ver 40 years Salary and commission paid To man vho can qualify kind absorb intensive training developing an ability in the field opportunity of qualifyng for executive work will be given Sales experience desirable but pot vecessary In reply state age education whether married or single how long a resident in community business experience and references No personal inter views given except at our request Address 827 Fair bldg Fort Worth Wm111Wipom" 4 grow-4 7 74 -s-o6kmatiortal0411FA1oe rmnpimmomgoomor-' wg wrimpoomprowev- -1- 1.