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Unsung: Hero Scores 30 Points George Watson doesn't seem to mind being the "nnsnng hero" of the North Carolina squad. "Let the other fellows carry the ball I love to block," he told Coach Ray Wolf, and blocking is what he has done most of the time. He's also a good defensive back and pass receiver though, and is sec- It Might Ain Npw Vnrlr TT -i fmmmm minimum, w. vau use Violet fl ritt 1 students have a rival for Fordham I at Saturday's game. Thev w'u' Ram she'll turn out to be white after hope the ffarae turns nnf a washin? ona on tne squad in scoring with 30 points.

aid announce it was Fordham-s goat 'they thej MIRRORS OF SPORT Ready for Detroit Game HAVEY BOYLE 8 port Edltcr. Host-Uazett. wb I 9 I Jim Thorpe as a Football Official VISITORS 7 TO 5 Take the Witness To make the reading easier the following letter asking JO questions is used tn question and answer style. The letter comes from Uakol Bergstahl, of 5105 Butler street. The questions are his, the answers are those of th distraught editor: 1.

Why is it that Pitt freshmen teams are usuallv just fail-but after being turned over to Jock Sutherland out pop several pin TO TAKE SQUAD OF 35 TO DUKE GAME Jock to Stage Final FAVORITES OVER BLUFFMACHDI iuciveeta in Hospital. fnr Workout This JVlorning. AFTER CLEAN SLATE Expect Stiff Opposition From Powerful Southern Eleven. piua a puMernu ieam to compete with the best? Answer: One reason is that Sutherland is close to the top in his line. But we mustn be so bucolic as to believe that even a Sutherland could make an All-America, say, for example, out of the present writer.

But that Sutherland can make the most out of the material, usually good, that he receives is generally agreed. That also could be said for several other big time coaches, Bierman, Schmidt, Thomas, Crowley, Layden, Howard Jones, et al. To be on the big tune you have to get good material and be able to mould it When a big time coach clips into a bad year or bad span of years the reason obviously is that his material has slumped If 7- ely he has suddenly been attacked in the flush or his 40 or oO years of age by senility. PJf )Vhy4d0 an-v outstanding colleges, on a par with To End Losing Si reak. By Jack Sel Shorn of their citv ehamnl The unbeaten Pitt Panthers will starts and with an injury-riddled -r 1 1 -i hit the railroad trail for the last the ci time for a regularly scheduled game this afternoon, when 35 at Forbes Field, today ior their against Detroit I huskies headed by Coach Jock scneauiea ai ciock.

Kit Sutherland will board a train at the B. O. station at 1 p. for Yesterday's break in thp unrea Durham, N. where on Saturday sonably cold weather brought a brisk demand for Dastcboarris ami -1(11 it.

Potable MUlUOlfU Uiai 111 1 i. rr 1 1 1 itiuoc iu iueei x-jii on tne gridiron? Answer: Pitt gets up an attractive schedule annually 2.2 Jt ust not be Pkced the Position of a hobo asking for a handout. Other commitments prevent other itll meeting Pitt, and of course, Pitt does not canvass the wide world for opponents. Let's not picture Pitt as the boy with a chip on his shoulder daring all and sundry to knock it off. That is neither fair to Pitt nor to any school that for reasons of its own, and well within its rights, does not get together with Pitt on th oririi yrm auom u.uuu nouaay ians will hid riatuuis college football farewell at the Mara Turkey Day finale.

The Bluffites have an evrn sniir i -imam, ft it! gsSS: nil x' ,,,,1, yrm they will meet Duke University of the South. Sutherland will put his charges through a final local workout this morning before entraining and will hold a drill in the Durham Stadium Friday afternoon. Players Not Overconfident. While the Panthers are confident they will keep their unbeaten record intact in the final game of the season, there is none of the 1 I 1 K. I I II II 1 rili hh 1,1 npiwlil Krunihuiitli 1 assjlio Karrv ior tne season to date, winning four night games, all in the Oakland ball park, and losing four afternoon tussles, all on foreign fields.

Their recent decline alo with a if is' an? to be -iust abut toPs as cach, it it has not been Jock Sutherland? Kcf.r, i fine record achieved by the Red and m. Blue resulted in the local betting ITVV fraternity offering odds nf 7 1 Irini! air of overconfidence in the camp as they prepare for the battle with; late last nieht that thp tt-ill nnsit lo -f i. I senc will repeat lat a las year's triumph. the Southern eleven. They realize that Duke is one of the powers of the gridiron world below the I fcltXii I.

MJf ill. 1 to limit McKeeta iu HospitaL Sras.sy m. tmn Mason-Dixon line and expect stiff Answer: Many a vote would Dr. Sutherland get as the ranking coach of the land. He is close enough to the top to suit the most devoted Pittsburgher.

5. Why incite a feud between Pitt and Xotre Dame as to the severance of relations? Same is a business proposition and Terms dS bth SChls are ou dually friendly Answer: There is no call for a feud between Pitt and lkd7 there isnt Bu Wends of D. lDd Mf their sa? and a somewha dreary world why not? 6 Wh are other colleges throughout the countrv each year JEH THORPE -rrear. The famous old-time Indian football Disaster paid the Bluffites one opposition from the Wade-coached nr i n- machine. more visit in tne Marquette strue- i shown, above, wearing a bucin JacketT rl locf Cnfn.J mCil 1 hi-f Despite a 14-6 setback at the as a lineman in an American Professional League Sunday.

reai hod the their ihn' V. laoi. uoimuajr in juuwauKee, when Vince McKeeta, speeder who has been starring at hands of North Carolina, a really great team, and a scoreless dead right halfback most th thc-v had i lock with Tennessee, the Duke L'VUOllil, if i team is rated highly by gridiron experts and scribes due to the im ouiittcu a. i.uiii jcg cartilage, lie is in Mercy Hospital at the present time, and is lost for the rest of the campaign. With George Matsik still hampered bv the hand nhw-h qupsnt; to couple of s'A v' problem.

Coai (Bud Bocrrincfr. lit PRO GRID TEAMS IN CRUCIAL GAMES Bears and Giants Face Acid Tests Today. Pitt's Goldberg-Stebbins To Match Skill With Duke 's Hackney- Tipton was broken in the Pitt game, Coach Clipper Smith vesterdnv nominal r0URl1t 01i-' 2i fCwr handv-man nant i roach Lyvd R-sr vale to open at rie-ht half thi, af. L' more rtr ernoon. i a ml trw Durham Dasher Has Pulled One Long Run The rest of the regular array nf 1' w.U be on the field at the outset tXi although several of the athletes visitors Mir'--are far from tons in nhvsira! 1 in Lvery Varsity Game.

Nothings said about it 10 fr thers' Answer Colleges, of course, have the privilege of making up whatever schedules suit their fancy, but amSnAhe anS the whoIe realm of ans? weSusly tULl thmS Is Said about il- We see "call a was not playing Navy. Lesser occasions produce fewer words, perhaps, but stUl enough to fill a volume or two Ue that somtinies the sports writers in their Idl St0ry' excepd themselves with adjectnes. thus causing these outbursts' For W01Sd n0t presume t0 Peak the bund. JSST 0Wn of adjectives is sub! JSr kst tune we tip-toed through the fleecv StarS and the -anThe mool fcSSJSfa" eXCCPtl0n- we are not to a PoinTy lit' Special to the Pittsburgh Post-Oaiette Brumbaugh, great; Anvll-AF --r'etinSi right ha.fhH,k. pressive manner in which it has bowled over other opponents.

With nothing to lose and the hope of gaining a triumph over one of the best teams in Pitt history, the Southerners are expected to open up with both barrels in an effort to score a victory. Sutherland has his boys well prepared for the' encounter and the Panthers will be ready both physically and mentally for one of the best games of the day Saturday. Travel By Special Train. The Pitt party will travel by special train and is due in Washington at 9 p. m.

There will be a layover of close to two hours in the Capitol, with the arrival at Chapel Hill, 10 miles from Durham, scheduled for 8:30 tomorrow morning. Players making the trip are: Ends William Daddio, Frank Souchak, Paul Shaw, Fabian Hoffmann, Edward Spotovich, John Dickinson. Tackles Anthony Matisi, Ted Championship hopes in both the eastern and western divisions of the National Football League will be at stake today in two critical battles. The Chicago Bears face a chance to practically clinch the western laurels and at the same time eliminate one possible rival, in the annual Thanksviging Day classic with the Lions in Detroit. The New York Giants, present Eastern pace setters, also play a traditional rival, the Dodgers, in DUKHAM, N.

Nov. 24. It will be Duke's Elmore Hackney and Eric Tipton against Pitt's Marshall at ms i nations leading familia spot for th onenine- ao. 4 three years he has been at Duke than any other back in the history of the institution. As far as is known, no back in the South in re oiaDerg and Harold Stebbins when the Blue Devils and the Panthers meet in Duke stadium Satur cent years has a string of runs that Fullback Johnny Karrs and Cas-1 Edd.e Palumbc.

4 sillo will round out the ball-tntin? can compara with his. day. Quartet- in, ai. While the superiority of the Pitt xn addition to his runs from scrimmage, many of them have The forwards will uiuuiuju, ami a victory tnere is Platukis and Serantrelli nne Dotn of them may result in 1 come from returning punts. Most necessary for New York to maintain its present half-game marein Captain Maras.

and Critchfield nt 1 ih ana ssteDDins carrying recent of these were that 72-yard return agamst Carolina and the 55 lacKies, arKo and Amann at thriilinz. ia.t vt-rM v.c- on the waist line yarn return against State. In all snouid cut down ana getting around easier and seeing over the Washington Redskins, defending champions. Victory in this interborough struggle may also mean the title clincher for the 6uaius auu vjraDinsKi at center. The boys staved On their earrmus jt j- Keciilar Are Lircjiis Several of the major games this season, the oppo sition has punted away from Hack ney.

gridiron yesterday for their final Schmidt, Ben Asavitch. Geortre Giants since the Redskins meet the luueup ana were tortunate in ins about vetf iav make embonPoint you are trying to St ir howver, and meaning no pun, most of CX of coaches Ld peers' Delich, Jim Scarfpin. RalDh Hafer. doing so, for the turf there was hut Trairrr n.H Goldberg's running average from oway lne major snare- of the honors, those Panther forwards both of them would do well to keep either of Duke's driving backs from getting in a place where there is a little open ground around. If play in the line could possibly be even, it may be that Hackney and Tipton would outshine that pair of Pitt backs which Coach Jock Sutherland calls the greatest pair he has ever coached.

But it does not seem within the' sphere of tinier jvierKovsky. comparatively dry while the Forbes i hones to have e.cr.ore in: j. 4. i i uuards Albin Lezouski. SteDhen "ifr uy tne countrv which can hnast nf scrimmage is two-tenths of a yard better than Hacknev's.

Biggie has turned in 661 yards In 103 nm. 'u lajuut was sjoppy on one i half, where the sun had melted I -i 11L fl 1 I I I I III I' IT I -Vrt vt 1 I -aiiule Ul 1-JU. lecn and while Hacknev has Minor! AQtz the snow, and frozen solid on the citv of any ether other. Detroit, visiting the battle i yards in 79 runs. Stebbins has carried the ball 130 times for 47f iT r.

can oe snown. 10. Conldn't Pitt t. m. Green Bay Packers, chief Western contender, on Sunday and a defeat or tie in that game would eliminate Washington if New York is able to hurdle the Dodgers.

The Bears are in for a tough day in Detroit for the Lions have been going at a furious rate ever since the Chicago outfit topped them in a wild game, 28 to 20, in Wrigley Field a month ago. In the intrim the Lions have beaten Cleveland, New York and the Cardinals, and a victory over the Bears would SHOP 'GRAFFS yards and Tipton has lugged the UM I.IKIRIV oau lz times for 565 yards. possibility that Duke's line can do anything like playing on even terms with the Panthers. iiackneys average on tunr re ALL LEATHER turns is better than 15 vards. Wo Looking Back Over Duquesne Detroit Series JACKET Ail Lmrd.

fk rancy Back, SUsbfd 1 1 Hackney will be stoDoed for th Petro, Walter Raskowski, Dante Delle Tezze, Albert Walton, Harold Klein. Centers Donald Hensley, Henry Adams, Bob Dannies. Quarterbacks John Michelosen, John Chickerneo, Ben Kish. Halfbacks Marshall Goldberg, Harold Stebbins, Richard Cassiano, John Urban, Emil'Naric, Lawrence Peace. Fullbacks Frank Patrick.

Bill Stapulis, William Farkas, Frank Goodell. Pitt's varsity basket ball team has an intra-squad game scheduled at Ligonier Saturday night. has gained over 300 yards returning punts against 83 for Goldberg Pockets, LQivn in Cocoa Brown Tailored bv (jiover a first time this season if he does not get away for one Ions run. Thn and 102 for Stebbins both of whom $12 Bonafide Spptial Durham Dasher has piled up a greater string of long runs In the i play in the safety position for the Panthers. TUEUI.AR SKATE 0LT FIT Box To.

tnrow the estern race wide open. It would then be necessary for the Bears to win from Cleveland in Chicago next Sunday and then score over the "Cardinals a week later. 1920 DaqneRne Detroit 3 Dnqursne 0 Detroit 34 1933 Duquennn 14 Detroit 0 1934 nuqnevne Detroit 1935 Daqnesns 13 Detroit 1936 Duquesne 7 Detroit 14 NOTRE DAME SEEKS noes tompien FAMOl 5 VIKING SK'S jjjj Special DUKES, CARNEGIE TO MEET NOV. 1 t00 that has yeVto be dte'er5' rm fo Send ihe hum SEVENTH OVER U.S.C. DUKE IN GOOD SHAPE.

DURHAM, N. C. Nov. SKATING SO fnr C'll in SrarlM i- Crefti 64 94 Daqoesne, has won 3 and lott 3. Records For The Season Ne BOYS' STANDAR BIKES Dn-ioie Balloon Tnfi.

Lr: Irish Big Favorite to Beat Southern Califprnia. Coach Wallace Wade worked with his Duke squad in another long defensive drill against Pitt plays this afternoon, the third such workout in as many days as the Duke mentor prepared the boys for the Date Set for 1938 Contest. Saddi WIND BPEAKER VESTS- For i ir r.F Fn DCQCESNE. I 33 Waynesbnrg. 71 39 W.

V. w. 0 Plttsbnrxh. 8 2 St. t)i 24 Richmond oj 0 Carnegie 0 Texan Tech.

13' Marquette ..13 Runner Will Attempt Fifth Berwick Victory BERWICK, Nov. 24. UP) Forty runner from the United states and Canada will test their endurance over the nine and one-third mile Berwick marathon course tomorrow in the twen-ty-eichth Thanksgwing Day renewal of the Berwick race. Robert (Scotty) Rankine of Preston will attempt to become the first man to win the race five years In a row. He get a new course record of 47 minutes, 35 seconds last year thi0 5elley' Bost0D- wiDD- the 19J5 Boston marathon, will try to l-t'yefr" PSmn 'eCODd DETROIT.

60 Hillsdale 30 W. Mirh. 34 Texas Tern 30 Catholic 14 Ronton O. 0 YHIanora 0 Manhattan 0 X. Dakota.

48 Crelghton CHICAGO, Nov. 24. (United Press.) In all intercollegiate foot MARINES ON GUARD I STANFORD TO FACE ball there is no series like that be GRAFF BROTHERS, immrr I AT NAVY PRACTICE I I I s.t. I I 5c Ml it 4 'it is te tween Notre Dame and Southern California which for 11 years has brought together a Pacific Coast powerhouse and the key team of the Middle West. The Irish have won six and odds that they would take their seventh at South Bend Saturday began to lengthen Army Coach Reports Line up Set for Service Game.

-utsDurgn game here Saturday. The linemen worked on offense against the third team while the backs were drilling on tackling but they were soon combined and put in an hour of scrimmage on defense against a third team that hurled Pitt formations at them and brought hope to the coaches and the few that saw the practice The Blue Devils were in good spirits and were in good physical condition. There have been no injuries thus far this week and if they can get by tomorrow's session without hurts they will be in the best of physical shape. I 1 Football Results AXXAPOLTS, Nov. 24.

(JP) The Navy tightened its football Duquesne University will meet Carnegie Tech in the Stadium next year on Saturday, November 12, it was announced yesterday by John Smith, athletic director and head grid coach of thg Bluffites. Originally the two city rivals were scheduled to play on Thanksgiving Day but officials at Tech decided that they did not desire a Turkey Day grid date, preferring to have their undergraduates spend the holiday recess in their homes. It was thus switched to the earlier spot on the card. The new arrangement means that the Tartans will play Pitt and Duquesne on successive Saturdays just as they did in this campaign. After their terrific battle with the Panthers, Tech entered the Hilltop engagement as decided underdogs but managed to eke out a one touchdown verdict Playing of two games in the round robin series Southern California earned one tie COLLEGE.

Montclalr ...14 8 STRONGOPPONENT Columbia Players Are Reported in Good Shape. NEW YORK, Nov. 24. (JP) With the exception of one regular, the Columbia football team will be at full strength for the first time in six weeks and will be supported by the strongest reserve force of the season when they meet Stanford's Indians in an intersectional contest this Saturday. Only Jack Wright, a tackle, who suffered a concussion in the Syra is to is last season and that is the basis for picking Notre Dame.

oatue line for the Army game today while the fleet threw its moral support behind the players and the 8. W. T. Most of the Irish who played at HIGH SCHOOL. Clark Lok i-es Angeles last season are back for another crack at Southern California.

Twenty of the first 33 men regiment of midshipmen. Lieutenant Harry J. (Hank) Hardwick, head coach, perfected his war plans with marines guarding the practice field gates. The are seniors playing their last game for Notre Dame. regiment of midshipmen rehearsed Despite defeats by Carnegie Tech and Pittsburgh, Notre Dame is nn Ray Schalk to Pilot Club at Indianapolis Former Whitesox Catcher Succeeds Wade tne upgrade and finally may find us puncn Saturday.

All week Coach Elmer Layden has experimented cuse game, was out of action todav in succession is far from ideal but apparently the difficulties of dovetailing grid cards made it necessary to do so. Pitt and as the varsity went through a long dummy scrimmage against a team tne maneuvers they will stage in Philadelphia on Saturday. Hardwick said the coaching staff had decided to start Ray Dubois at right guard and Ken Hysong at right tackle. WEST POINT. N.

Nov. 24. t5 Army's footballers reached the end of the tiresome practice trail today as they polished up all departments of their attack in the last long workout before the Navy meet in the other game on October 8 Questioned vesterdav weaves Huitalo to Accept New Job. composed of reserves and three former Columbia players who had seen action with the Lions in their whether or not Duquesne and De- 'vitn his offense which has squeezed by on one touchdown per game since it first bowled over Drake in the opener, 21 to 0. Ambrose Schindler, chief all-America hope of the Trojans, may be lost for the Notre Dame game.

A banged-up leg has kept Little Amby out of practice all week. Replacing Schindler likely will be Oliver Day, 166-pound fullback from San Diego. "U1. wouia meet again next fall, Smith stated that nothing Hofiif Ul vnicago, former catch the team at the minor league meet ipg opening in Milwaukee Decern, ber 1. two successive victories over the Coast team.

M.n.i. uao. Deen done but continuation es star or tne American League and one time manager of the Chicago WVlifaonv Despite the fact that- th series was a of their exciting possibility. "ilu Lne signing of Schalk to pilot Indianapolis, the managerial aits 1 oiSiitfu tonignt as manager of the Indianapolis dub of the American Association for the four regulars who were out of last week's Dartmouth game are ready for action. Coach Lou Little U1 me American Association is complete for 1938.

Billv Movor. 20 Notre Dame Seniors iysx. Schalk succeeds WarU (va who succeeds Dutch Zwilling as man win start the four reserves began last week's game. Say Farewell Saturday ager at City, with Babe Killifer, manager of the club for the last five venrs anzei taking up the reins at St Paul, succeeding Phil Torit Clark Defeats St. Luke Clark High defeated St.

Luke Hish at Carnegie yesterday, 6 to 0, with Hassner scoTing on a plunge from the five-yard line after St. Luke had fumbled on its own 20-yard line. Hassner carried the ball 15 yards on the fim Dlav nrf a.m signed to become general manager SMART AS ESQUIRE Grand mainline -Ii-c VcrU-You're certain lo a in i-nnaqeipnia Saturday. Except for a brief signal drill tomorrow, the West Pointers were all through with their preliminary work for the battle, after they completed today's tests. The squad was at full strength for the workout, and Coach Gar Davidson lined up his varsity as it 1 expected to start the Navy game, with Ryan at quarterback.

Shwenk at full, and Long and Wilson hold-tag down the halfback berths. Northside Gridiron Rivals to Battle W.V Tw.my-.ev.nth SOUTH BEND. Nov. 24 UPt Notre Dame'a football squad worked until after dark today on offensive maneuvers to be used against Southern California in the season's final same here Saturday. Along with other students, cridmen received an afternoon respite from clasaes as the Thanksgiving vacation period opened.

Twenty Irish seniors will play Gieir last game against Southern California. the succeeding plunge. Lineup: Hire 1 TP LUKE 0. proud to weai. cl relink Blair replaced Gabby Street late last season.

Street signed to. coach the St. Louis Browns and may become the manager. Zwilling will manage the Oakland (California) club in the Pacific Coast League next season. Schalk started his professional baseball career with the Milwaukee Club in the association, later joining the Whitesox to become one of the great star catchers oit tori- Games On Air Today On the networks p.

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Schalk signed a one year contract with Orman A. Perry, owner of the Indianapolis Club, who assured him of continued service if successful. The new Hoosier manager, "ole jcracker" of his American League days, managed the Buffalo Club of the Interna-faonal League for the past six years, winning one pennant, fin-1 ishing third twice, fourth once, and, fifth twice. He plans to strengthen1 Sypien L. e.

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