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World) Purzl.-: Where will
.1 imply Koxx pluy nrxt season?
. . ., Attar cotiplo of vUlU with
Connie Muck It Inokwl as it he
iniL'ht ruluru to I Ho A'a although
Vina. HUt'cr said tho Cilonts
W . . Hut now Al r'lnlr In about
Id ko '" army una unit win
I. live tlx Uril Sox with only
Lull Pliinry, Ulyssus Luplcn (
(IwiibUul ijumitlty) anil old
PuilnleX to piny llrnl base . . .
1'iiwflf of tho press- Tomorrow'!
Washington StiiteTcxus A. mid
M gumo stirred up o much In
limit thut (irudtiuta Manager
I' in) Kuslrr of the Couuiiri ordnr
il nrw prrss box for Ilia Ta
roe. nliidium . . . And the
TraV Stale Fair association
llnl to spend $1000 Improving
iliiyCotton bowl press coop . . .
The golf proa will linve collected
-!iUI,IHIl nn iilMlino high
iifier tliry niund out the year
with llu- Jlu.uuo Mimm upon
liext week und $300 tournaments
ut "lliullngen und llruumont,
'flfijua . . . Tim liundagcs have
rji-f u removed from Georgia
ahrlinn' illumined eye and lies
lu rrtiuii to hia navy duties
ut Jacksonville, Flu , Sunday.
HOT 8TOVE WARMUP
Ovrr In Jersey City they're
nut Interested lii how Mel Ott
will unike out, but whether Bill
Terry nciw inn find time to help
I he little Uiiinls . . . One of the
IxiKt Kreelers at Jacksonville wan
l.lcul. George Karhsliaw of the
iwiviil air Mntiun. The old Ath
fctlrs' elbower sounded like an
other Wulte lloyt in airing In
irvlews with tho cvlt-brltleii . . .
llnnit Lobcrt hopes to stun Andy
Toiuustc. who pilches baseballs
mid footbiilLn for Temple U . . .
Anily chii t lout! much, his Tem
ple footballers were given credit
lor, a "moral victory" when they
plnyed a 11 tie with the girls'
field hockey tram the other day.
SCR VICE DEPT.
Private Jimmy Quigicy, for
er Munhattun college mller, re
ntly art a record of 1:35 flat
r the 430 yard obiitaclo course
ut tort Knox (Ky.). The old
nuirk of 2 4U was mude by Corp.
Mike Haifa, the fighter . . . The
tort Story (Vu.) grid team will
get a truck at the Norfolk Sham-focksDlxta.-Wau
rhMmps, De-cX-mber
H. und the soldiers fig
lire thi-y can win If they stop
rfjstol I'cto .Suction . . . The army
rjas asked the National Ski asso
ciation to gather Information on
men subject to the draft who
ISiVo skiing ability for possible
sivicc in tho 87th Infantry
irtountuln regiment at Fort Lewis
(Wash). Join the army and ski
rlio world, rh?
ONE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE
'-.Southern writers aren't pulling
their punches replying to blasts
from Los Angeles over the choice
of Duke for the Hoso bowl . .
Aftybe they should toss the teams
lH and put the scribes In . . .
0J1I Fornsworth of Mike Jucobs'
nbllclty dept. was held up the
other day and not for tickets.
It cost him 20 bucks und a black
ryo . . . O. D. Keclcr Is out in
the new Esquire with an article
on how Bobby Jones would stack
up against present-day golf stars.
Mis answer Is "protty good" . . .
The N.Y.U. Wolves are really
after Coach Mai Stevens. Even
ran ads In yesterday's papers
summoning grads to the Letter
club meeting , . . Earl Sande's
16-y ear-old 'stop-son, Alfred, Is
duo to mako his debut as a
Jockoy at Hlnlcnh this winter.
CIO Advocates
Game Race Ban
' SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 W)
Declaring it would bo an aid to
conservation, the CIO Interna
tional Fishermen and Allied
Workers of America would like
to see the abolishment of fish
and game prize contesta and
lorbief." '
V Delegates to the unlon'i con
vention here expressed belief in
a resolution passed Wednesday
that prize contests and "derbies"
result 'lrt excess taking of fish
and game. Legislatures ot Wash
ington, Oregon, California and,
Idaho Will bo asked to pass laws
to prohibit such contests.
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Dncitmber 5. 1941
Greatest Race Field of
All Time Looms for 'Cap
By ALEXANDER KAHN
AnCADIA, Calif.. Dec. 8 (UP) A field day that may go down
In thoroughbred racing history as one of the greatest of all times
was in the making today as the Los Angeles Turf club disclosed
the names of a record list of 111 nominations for the eighth
running of the $100,000 added Santa Anita hnndlcap next
March 7.
Tha slnr nf Inrlav Wnrrn
Wright's Whlrlaway, will mutch
strides with the horse of the
year In 1(130. W. L. tlrann's great
Challedon, and both will be
pressed by the colt that may be
the greatest of them all In the
years to come, Al rinbnth's Alsab,
who as a two-yenr-old swept
through almost all the Important
stakes for horses of that ago In
even morn Impressive fashion
than did Whlrlaway as a young
ster. And should any of these great
thoroughbreds fuller In the
stretch, breathing up their shoul
ders will be such established
campaigners as Brnnn's Plctor,
C. S. Howard's Mlolund, Lou
Tufano's Market Wise and a host
of others, including numerous
foreign campaigners.
Victory In the Santa Anita
handicap would send Whirl
away's earnings, which now total
$340,661, past Seablscult's all
time money-winning record of
$427,730.
Chalicdon, who could not run
buck to his 1931) and 1040 per
formances this lust year, also
cun approuch Seablscult's mark
If he should win this rich race,
having alreudy earned $322,833.
Riddle Agrees to
Terms for 1942
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 3
iJ'l Elmer Middle, the year's
outstanding pitcher In the Na
tional league, with a record of
10 games won and four lost,
agreed to terms for next year
In a short conference late Thurs
day with Generul Manuger War
ren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds.
Terms were not announced,
but Riddle was reported Wednes
day as demanding a salary
double his 1940 contract.
BEAVERS BUY ST1NE
LOS ANGELES. Dec. (UP)
Clarence Bowland, business man
ager of the Los Angeles baseball
club, tonight telephoned the club
from the minor league meeting
ut Jacksonville. Fla.. that ha had
arranged for the outright sale of
Pitcher Lee Stlne to tho Portland
baseball club.
Stlne had a record of winning
nine and losing 14 during the
past season with an earned run
of .341. Ha also performed for
a short while as a relief first
baseman. Amount paid by Port
land for Stlne was not disclosed.
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tJ this (unooi old Kentucky bourbon
1 Th quart '1M kG'1 distinguished the host
J"L only $2.15 snd complimented the guest. Todsy
i those who insist on the finest
Kiij I in whiskey will be pteised to
1 know that James E. Pepper ii now
jTJji available at this very moderate price.
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I'AGK ELEVEN
Tulsa Named
As Sun Bowl
Guest Team
EL PASO, Tex.. Dec. 5 (UP)
The University of Tulsa Thurs
day night was selected to play
In the 1042 Sun bowl game here.
Couch Henry Frnka accepted
the Invitation to bring his Mis
souri conference champions here
us "guest" Iciim. Their opponent
will be announced Saturday.
Tulsa's opponent will be Ari
zona, Texas Tech or Hardln-Slm-mons,
although the latter school
has Indicated it would vote for
Arizona in case the Border con
ference championship ends In a
tie.
The Border conference champ
ion automatically receives a host
team Invitation.
Tulsa lost two of nine games
during its season, both of them
by ono touchdown margins to
Southwest conference teams.
Couched by Frnku, exponent of
deceptive pluy, the Golden Hur
ricane Included among its vic
tims Baylor,
Drake.
Creightun, and:"' talent. That s me. Take the
Cougars Name
All-Opponent'
PULLMAN. Dec. S iP) Three
Southern California and two
Washington football players
were voted bertha on the Wash
ington State college team's all
opposition eleven yesterday but
UCLA, only other team to defeat
the Staters, didn't place any.
The team:
Center. Harrison, Washington;
guards, Halverson, Oregon State,
and Segale, Oregon: tackles,
Stamm, Stanford, .and Wilier,
USC; ends, Myers, Stanford, and
Jones, USC; quarterback, Albert,
Stanford; halfbacks, Robertson,
USC, and Barrett, Washington;
fullback, Micklich, Idaho.
BEAVERS BUY INDIAN
SPOKANE. Wash., Dec. 3 (UP)
The Spokane Indians of the
Western International Baseball
league today sold Second Base
man Marty Martinez to the Port
land Beavers of the Pacific Coast
league. Terms were kept secret.
Martinez has been with Spokane
three seasons.
Hoople's
Hot Ones
By MAJ. AMOS HOOPLE
Biggest Upset of Modern Times
Hello and goodbye. After all
the great times we've had, Fap,
we shall roll up our grid carpets
until next season. Gad, I'll be
like a lost button under the
dresser of time. Harr-rumph, as
a special favor to no one, I am
going into the gag writing busi
ness for the winter and forget
about my prognosticating pro-1
gram.
Gad, when I was but a child
out of school I found a job and
took the train to work every
morning . . . that's where I got
my early training. Heh, heh.
Hok, Jack Benny here I come.
Then 1 remember the time
that I was on the main string
at Foozdottle college. We all
skipped practice one olght and
went to the cinema. Next day
the coach said, "Boys after this
you will get no liberty." 1 pipes
up, "Give mo liberty or give me
death." The coach looks around
and says, "Who said that?" and
little lovable me says "Patrick
Henry." Heh, heh. What a man
above picture or me . . . have
you got it? Well throw it away.
Harr-rumph. I must start on my
final step into the grid world
so here It is:
Hooplas Hall-Btars
Center Greenough of Ore
gon State . . . Um, I like pepper
mint centers too. Guards
Thornton of Santa Clara and
Frankowsklof Washington.
Tackles Bcckman of WSC and
Conley of Washington . . . These
are the hardtacklc boys . . . That
reminds me I'm hungry. Ends
Zellick of Oregon State and
Gentry of WSC. When these
fellows tackle each other things
nro end over end. Harrumph.
Note these Pacific coast backs I,
in my own timid way, have
picked. Albert of Stanford.
Scwell of WSC, Durdan of Ore
gon State, and Kmetovic of Stan
ford. Hals off to them. If you
haven't got a hat use your toupee.
If you haven't a toupee, shame
on you for having your head
showing. Well, harr-rumph, that
tops everything.
As I mentioned before there
are millions of bowl games and
I Just discovered a new one. It's
so new I haven't the name yet.
Last week your little guesscr
only missed four and hit two
smack on the head.
I'm practically al the end of
my rope. Yes, it won't be long
until I'll have to throw this cigar
away. My last upsets are down
below this writing somewhere.
As to where, I don't know. Give
me the better deal and I'll pick
Oregon State but otherwise . . .
I'm putting up my Dukes.
Gad, I'm such a good writer,
if I write a story a day I think
nothing of it . . . neither does
anyone else. Well, on with my
upsets and when you sec a mon
key climb a tree, pull its tall and
think of You wouldn't dare.
Scores:
Miami 20, VMI 6.
8MU 10, Rice 7.
Texas 26, Oregon 13.
WSC 13, Texas A&M 7.
Miss. State 10, Frisco 0.
UCLA 14, USC 13.
Utah 31, Arizona 10.
Florida 10, UCLA 14.
California 13, Geo. Tech. 6.
Utah 20, Hawaii 18.
Rose bowl:
Duke 20, Oregon State 18.
Sugar bowl:
Fordham 7, Missouri 0.
Cotton bowl:
Texas A&M 26, Alabama 19.
Orange bowl:
Georgia will win.
Again poor old Bromo will be
downed and Niagra will fall and
liooplc is deflated . . . Harr
rumph defcuted.
LEE FOR HAMLIN
CHICAGO Chicago Cubs
indicate they will trade Pitcher
Bill Lee. He may go to Brooklyn
in an exchange of pitchers in
volving Luke Hamlin.
CHAMPAIGN Bob Zuppke
leaves Illinois men smiling. Eight
members of the 1041 varsity
were sophomores.
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A close game. Willamette will
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Beaver Band to
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CORVALLIS, Ore., Dec. 8 (U.R)
Oregon State college's 70-piece
band will be among more than
500 OSC students expected to
leave for Pasadena, Calif., on the
student Rose bowl special Dec.
20, student leaders announced
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AUSTIN, Tex.. Dec. 3 (P)
Sixteen senior members of the
University of Texas Longhorns
will don the orange and white
for the last time tomorrow
against a giant Oregon univer
sity aggregation.
While a rising demand for
tickets reflected fans' interest In
a final look at tho Steer aggrega
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his Injured stars, Pete Layden,
Jack Craln and Malcolm Kutner,
probably would start against the
WebfooU.
Estimated attendance at Mem
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p. m. kick-off was placed at 23,
000 or more far greater than
anticipated.
The Oregon team, averaging
213 pounds in the line and 200
in the backfield as compared
to Texas' 200 and 185, will be
one of the heaviest clubs ever to
appear In Memorial stadium.
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