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3 TWO SPORTS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1ML MOINES REGISTER. TOURNEY TITLE On The Indians' New Pilot Returns to Coaching and to Family SAVOLD'S GOAL 1 fit Lee ignts iviarsnaii Sideline De Correvont's Adieu. Most Valuable Players. Boost for Jim Walker.

Iowa Teams Trail. in Detroit Tonight. DETROIT, MICH. (U.P.) Bums or no bums. Lee Savold of Des Moines and Jack Marshall of OMAHA PREP'S NECK BROKEN Injured As His Team Wins Grid Game.

NORTH PLATTE, NEB. UP) Vaughn Hazen, Omaha North High school athlete, suffered a broken neck in the football game here Thursday with North Platte High. North won, 13 to 0. He suffered a fracture of the third and fourth cervical vertebrae but no nerve injury, doctors said. Hazen, a senior, was pfaying his last football game for North.

The accident occurred on the two-yard line in the second quarter. BY BERT McGRANE. I Dallas. completed training Thursday for the final of Frank Barbaro's white hope heavyweight boxing tournament tonight. According to Barbaro, the artis tic aplomb of his finalists has been bandied about no little by Promoter Mike Jacobs and New York sports writers.

He is aroused. DE CORREVONT. BILL DE CORREVONT digestion probably is O. K. so we assume it was just a healthy gripe that caused him to take that final potshot at Lynn Waldorf, his coach at Northwestern, when Bill bowed out of college football the other day.

Thirty-five universities, as we recall, wanted De Correvont when he finished high school. Now he's through and his collegiate career obviously didn't satisfy young William. lie Indicate that Waldorf's tactics weren't flexible enough to bring out his talents to best advantage. And we're wondering if a lack of adaptability on De Correvont's part might not have been a factor. The guy happened to be one OFFERS $5,000 FOR TOURNEY "My boys Is good," Barbaro said, and expressed confidence the winner of the 10-round final match would be the man to lift Joe Louis' crown.

That's the object of his tourney, although he hasn't jet arranged with Jacobs for the winner to meet Louis. w. "sll. I 1 1 I -fVI. vf i ftv 5 3JL i Li Lou Boudreau, new manager of the Cleveland Indians, Is back at work as assistant basketball I Ztf Wt roach at the University of Illinois.

Here's Lou, him self a former mini star, diagramming a play for Illinois cagers, left to right: Vic Wukovlts, Art Mathlsen, Gene Vanee, Bill Ken Menke, 1 3" Boudreau, ruled ineligible at Illinois In 138 when he was captain of the Illlnl quintet, hopes to retain his coaching duties at the Big Ten school. f'' i VSJ I i in Ti 'frliinr i 'i in i i in iniMiwiH i in ii limn in mi nil I i Winding up stiff sparring sions, Savold and Marshall pea red more interested in ses-ap-the The NEW ORLEANS, LA. Mayor Robert S. Mestri, who gave $25,000 in prize money to the New Orleans open golf tournament during the first three years of its existence, Thursday offered to donate $5,000 for this year's tourney if the association now sponsoring the event would match the figure $9,000 awaiting the top man. loser gets $2,000.

Promoter Pinkie George whom fame set apart at an early an- age. He could paper his house nounced in Des Moines Thursday and let the public in free. for the rest of his life with his Last year, after the mayor had night that he has made arrangements to have the winner of tonight's Lee Savold-Jack Marshall withdrawn his support, the event was placed on a paying basis. The fight appear on a card in the Iowa capital in January. purse was set at $5,000, which with other expenses was raised by George's next card pits Pan ticket sales.

ther Williams of Des Moines against Lee Oma of Detroit in one of three 10-round bouts Tuesday BUFORD WINS night, Dec. 9. RING VICTORY HEATH LIKES William Buford, 155 pounder, TRIBE CHOICE won the main event of the box ing card at the Nu-Llfe gym Wednesday night, gaining a close OLYMPIC, WASH. JP Jeff personal clippings. Football seldom has known a more publicized player.

By way of a farewell to the game that put him in a glamour role, De Correvont signs off with "many regrets." In his disappointment over failure to reach the ultimate in grid renown he cites the scholastic and social benefits he gained at Northwestern as compensating factors against his football regrets. The place to get the real rating of a football player Is from his opponents and Bill always held the respect of the boys across the scrimmage line. But football has its own philosophy, a part of which is that the jolts and the disappointments are a part of the game and that you've got to be able to "take if without a whimper. Whatever his personal disappointment at Northwestern, his public blast in the direction of his coach impresses us as in bad taste. If he had been the player people thought he was he would have made himself "flexible" enough to fit any system.

decision over Santos Reyes, Cen- terville, 1. Heath, Cleveland Indians outfielder, said Thursday the naming: of Charles Abbott scored a vie tory over Robert Carew and 24 year old Vance Basler boxed a three round exhibition. Shortstop Lout Boudreau as the club's playing And here's Boudreau relaxing at home with Mrs. Boudreau and their 2-year-old daughter, Barbara Arlene. Boudreau returned to Ozzie Lewis, 1941 Golden Gloves Here's Lou, who at 24 will be the youngest full-fledged manager In major league history, receiving congratulations from Doug Mills (left) and Wally Roettger (right).

Mills is athletic director and Roettger is baseball and assistant basketball coach at Illinois. Boudreau played under both of them. champion; will headline next his Champaign, home Wednesday after two days of conferring Wednesday's card. with Cleveland officials. manager was a wise choice.

Heath, only two years older than Boudreau. IN TONIGHT'S BOUT explained he Gopher Fans, Not Coaches, Blast Hawks thought it was wise to select a Abrams Choice Over Zjde Vincent's 400 Yards Top Drake Offense new manageri irom wiunn me club. By Bob Spiegel. "Boudreau is rJtr lath. acquainted with all the club's ins and outs and is capable.

I think he'll make the best manager Cleveland has had." TO DECIDE WHO Earl Whitehill Given Release Sophomore Bud Vincent, tiny producer of gridiron yard CEDAR FALLS. IA. Athletic relations between the Iowa and Minnesota football teams and the coaching staffs of the two teams are all right, George Hauser, line age, was in the statistical saddle when Drake concluded its RULES DIVISION football season against Tulsa last Saturday. MOST VALUABLE. THE PRACTICE of selecting the Big Ten's most valuable football player each season strikes us as laudable in theory and next to impossible in practice.

A case in point is Minnesota. More than average Interest seemed to center on just which Gopher would be cited as the biggest asset in the drive to conference and national rating. Minneapta picked Bob Sweiger, and those of us who saw brawny coach at Minnesota, told the Ce By Cleveland TESTS CLEAR RACE WINNER Jacobs Sees $30,000 CLEVELAND, OHIO UP) The Cleveland Indians Thursday re This 150-pound scooter was the total offense leader among the Bulldog backs, going an even 400 yards in 99 running and passing trials. Crowding Vincent for yardage dar Falls Quarterbacks club Thursday, but Minneapolis fans don't feel the same way about the matter. "The Gopher fans have a feeling they do not receive the best treatment when they go to Iowa City," Hauser said.

"There, has been some resent Ring Crowd. By Sid Feder. NEW YORK, N. Y. fP) Those leased Coach Earl Whitehill.

The BALTIMORE, MD. W) Th Maryland Racing commission said Thursday no trace of stimulant lit pa sfj4i funny fistic frolics, better known Bob take over the hammering role when Bill Daley was injured in the Iowa game should be the last to MARQUETTE TO 'SHOOT WORKS' Squad Given an Oral Overhauling. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Spirit was picking i'p on the Marquette university football squad Thursday following an oral overhauling by Coach Tom Stidham, and the chances are that the Hilltoppers will be well-keyed for their season's finale with Iowa col-ege here Saturday. 'You'll have to go 'all out Saturday, or there'll be another defeat," Stidham told his players, "Iowa State has a good, tough club, one that has improved tremendously in its last two games, and it will be dangerous both by ground and air." That the Marquette eleven plans as the muddlewelght mess, go had been found in three samples of saliva taken from the horse One Tip during: experimental a ncement was made by Vice- President Roger Peckin-paugh, but the.

Tribe's new manager, Lou Bou supremacy were two seniors. Half ment shown in Minneapolis. The back Maurice White and Fullback Minnesota fans who make the trip simply don't feel friendly toward treatment of the longshot which Harry Dickson. White was the won at Pimlico Nov. 12.

paying: from the ridiculous to the sublime, at last, tonight, when Sailor Boy Georgie Abrams and Steel-worker Tony Zale decide who's going to be the 160-pound boss. the Iowa supporters." dreau, who is at Hauser stated he doubted if most effective runner, moving across 226 net yards of gridiron, while Dickson came off second best in the running, passing and his home in Champaign, deny him any distinction. But Minnesota's most valuable player, from any angle of approach, stands as Bruce Smith In our book. The Gophers dropped many notches without him, then fairly rocked the nation with their power when he returned to take command. Without him Minnesota's power was largely wasted.

Minnesota had as heavy a team as believed by most of the fans and also said that Minnesota, con When they finish their 15-round Indicated earlier Bud Vincent. Total 0pw.s Lrndrr. total offense section. $104.50 for $2. The tests were made by the same New York laboratory which had reported that a stimulant was detected in saliva taken from One Tip after the race.

That report led to suspension of Owner-Trainer J. H. (Bud) Stotler by the Pimlico stewards. Most of Vincent's advantage roughhouse in Madison Square garden, the middleweight division will have an undisputed ruler for trary to general opinion, made mistakes. that he desired to name his own assistants.

came In the passing column where in kicking. Vincent got 28 off he fired 14 successful passes in 44 attempts for 286 yards. the first time since Mickey Walker was the No. 1 boy back there The Indians end, the WHiTLHiLL. also announced and pass ror a 33.64 average.

Ralph Burton, junior Harvey split most of receiving bouquets. The Gophers themselves selected 11 years or so ago. "We make mistakes on the field, all right, rienty of them. But we always strive to make less than the opposition. And I doubt If Minnesota outweighed appreciably any team it played against this year," Hauser Sweiger and they certainly should that Edward H.

(Dutch! Zwilling. a coach for a few weeks last sea to "shoot the works" against the This gave him a percentage of SI 8, but more remarkable was his 20.4 yard average for each completion. Burton snatched nine passes for know their own personnel. We thought Bill Daley, Dick Wildung. son, would remain with the or Cyclones has been evident from the attention being devoted to of 175 yards, while Herm was making 11 good for 164 yards.

ganization as a scout, the Job he Dickson, specialist in Jump fense in this week's workout. Bill Garnaas, Bud Higgins and Bruce Smith of course were in performed near the close of the passes, notched nine completions Thursday's drill was featured by campaign. Hauser, a former Cedar Falls in 21 attempts for 1I4 yards ana As a team, Drake led the op 30 minutes of tackling practice. There was no word of the status High school football player, a .429 average. of the Indians' other coach, Geoige stopped here for a Thanksgiving Moving on to the Individual Slugger White Wins From Terry Norman FALL RIVER.

MASS. f.T") Slugger White. 140. Baltimore, softened up Terry Norman, 142, Detroit, with a terrific body attack before registering a four-round knockout here Thursday night. Al (Red) Priest.

150, Cambridge. won a unanimous decision over Eddie Saunders. 143, New York, in the six-round Susce, who was on the active list visit with relatives and friends NO WORKOUT, CYCLONES FEAST AMES, IA. CP) Iowa State col part of the season as a catcher, position in only one yardage division passing. The Bulldog passers threw 20 successful shots in 50 attempts for 702 yards, compared to the foes' 682 yards on 57 completed passes.

Drake while on his way to the Nebraska Since then there have been as many kinds of 160-pound rulers as garden varieties of tomatoes -and some of them fought about as good. The division has been kicked around between the National Boxing association and the New York State Athletic commission, with the International Boxing union tossing in an occasional boot from overseas. At times, when Marcel Thll's bald pate was in the picture, there were as many as three "world champions" hanging around at one time. Every set of fistic fa valuable more so than Sweiger perhaps. Sweiger played great ball for Minnesota.

But in naming him as most valuable, we're wondering just how the Gophers reached the decision he was a bigger cog in their success than Smith. Were they Eharing the glory rushing offense, White gained 279 yards, but lost 53 for a final average of 3.1 yards. Right behind Oklahoma game Saturday. lege football players had turkey the Manilla speedster came Dick COLLEGE CAGE Thursday and no practice. son, who bumped through the The team will work out today HILLENBRAND SELECTED AS middle for 211 net yards and a before leaving for its final game ranked second among the Missouri Valley schools in pass defense, holding opponents to 8.2 yards a game.

PASStNO LEADERS. 3.1 average likewise losing only of the season against Marquette STARS TO PLAY BEST GRIDDER five yards in the process. Saturday. Herm Harvey, Drake's rough Att pt. Com.

Int. T1s. Prt Bud Vincent 44 14 5 2 fl 2 114 IRISH CAPTAIN Open Season With and ready right half, hurried 207 yards for a 2.7 average to land third place, while Joe Saggione's 2 117 thers took particular delight in keeping the faithful on tne merry- CHICAGO, ILL. (U.P.) Bill Hillenbrand, University of Indiana sophomore fullback, was named "player of the year" Thursday by the Alumni Wail 70 Oshkosh Team. .31 .429 .33 .272 .4 2 .33.1 .000 Harry Dickson 21 Humid Anlron ...22 Maurice White IS 12 Carl Johnron 11 Jim 7 Clint Stllle 3 Ralph Frank .1 Clifford Lnveladv IN AIR CORPS go-round by naming its own title holder.

4 4S IS A 0 CHICAGO, ILL. UT Twenty- But when Billy Soose abdicated two thousand spectators are ex RtHl.0 LEADERS SOUTH BEND, IND. CT) Paul B. Lillis, captain of this year's Notre Dame football team, and Net Vd Maryland Race Bets earing New Peak BALTIMORE, MD. JT Wagering at Maryland's four one-mile race tracks this year bids fair to hit a 10-year high.

Unofficial estimates are that when the Maryland season closes at Bowie Saturday, the total wagered in 1941 will exceed for the first time since 1931. The total amount bet last year was $31,941,731. pected to see the basketball sea Lost Yds. Ave. 53 22 31 the New York state version of the title a few weeks ago, N.B A.

Prexy Abe Greene, the New York and Promoter Mike his two room- 179 yards were good for fourth. Behind Vincent in total offense was Dickson again, picking up 32 yards in 89 trials, with White bringing up third with a 296 total in 89 plays. Vincent averaged a little better than four yards a play in total offense. Anderson, punting 27 times for a 34.33 average, topped Vincent son off to a start tonight when the college cage all-stars and the mates Thursday JIM WALKER. ON THE THEORY that many athletes, such as Riggs Stephenson, Kiki Cuyler, Red Faber and others in baseball never received full credit for their exploits, Donald J.

Crawford of Des Moines takes up the cause of Jim Walker, Iowa tackle. Crawford writes: "I saw the Minnesota-Iowa game and was really amazed at Walker. He seemed to be about the only Iowa player that failed to be injured. At least he didn't show it during the game because he played the entire game, was in on about every play and was always back in his position waiting for more punishment. "To me, Jim Walker was one of the outstanding Iowa linemen of the past three years.

If he wasn't, how can it be explained that he played nearly 60 minutes in almost every game? Jacobs agreed on tonight's brawl ing Wall, Chicago luncneon group which annually awards a trophy to an outstanding football player. The trophy, awarded last year to Tom Harmon of Michigan, will be presented to Hillenbrand at Chicago Dec. 1. Alf Bauman. Northwestern tackle, was named "lineman of the year" for the second successive year.

enlisted in the Yds. 279 1R! .222 fi 10 49 23 4S 21 3 Maurice While Harry Dickunn Herm Harvey Joe SaKKinna Bud Vincent Clint Stille Ralph Frank Carl Jim nirkeraon Bob Cohh Hamld Anderson Clifford Lnveladv to get the silly set-up straight 211 31 207 2.7 179 27 114 20 5fl 2.3 0-3 6 25 14 23 3 13 9 11 3 3 0 4A 10 108. 12 3 24 32 12 army air corps. 'A ened out. Enlisting with'V Li'lis were jiw.

A At the moment, the N.B.A. rec rence Kelly, Pas-1 ognizes Zale as boss, by direct descent from Al Hostak, Freddy adena, and! Lawrence Oshkosh, national league quintet meet in the Chicago stadium. This will be the second annual encounter of the pick of the previous year's collegiate'senior cagers and the professional titlehold-ers. Coach Arthur (Dutch) Lonborg, Northwestern university mentor and coach of the 'stars, said he would name his starting lineup shortly before the game. "MY DADDY WORRIED ABOUT SUDDEN FREEZE-UP? HUSKERS TAKE Hickey, Brooklyn, N.

Y. The trio will report for duty after Steele, Babe Risko, Teddy Yarosz and Vince Dundee. For a while, Steele held both New York and N.B.A. blessings, but when he refused to take on Fred Apostoli at the weight about three years ago, the local moguls brushed him A LIGHT DRILL WHAT All IDEA!" commenceme next May. Major Joseph rCL lillis, LINCOLN.

NEB. (JT Coach Lawrence M. Jones limited the work of his Nebraska football tuam to a nolishine-up session mi F. Moore administered the oath to the men and said they would re DONELLI WINS SPORTS HONOR ceive training at Randolph field Thursday morning just long 1 1 1 i i i i 4 AHiVi Texas. Lillis, whose home is in enough to whet up a good appetite Chicago, played right tackle for turkey.

ILLINOIS players rated Jim Walker of Iowa and Bob Westfall of Michigan as the best players they encountered all season. They awarded one tackle berth to Walker on their all-opponent team but couldn't decide between Bauman of Northwestern, Wildung of Minnesota and Wistert of Michigan for the other tackle berth. TOMMY SPIEGEL LOSES. PITTSBURGH, PENN. UP) Aldo T.

(Buff) Donelli. head coach of the unbeaten and untied Du-quesne football team, Thursday ROCHESTER, N. Y. CflP) Harry Teaney. 13S, Cleveland, Ohio, de cisioned Tommy Spiegel, 133 was named the winner of the annual Dapper Dan club award as the.

sports figure who did most to Uniontown, in a 10-round main event Thursday nicht. Tea In a solution that protects to thirty below zero. Super Pyro won't boil at normal engine heat! A similar no-boil solution of the next leading typ of $1.00 anti-jreeie protects to only 2 BELOW ZERO a diflerence of 28 degrees in your javor vjSJS. A I off. The latest wagering quotations put Abrams on top at 5 to 7, and the 49th street gambling guys report brisker betting than for any fight this year.

The edge for the Sailor boy from Washington, D. lies largely in the fact that he outgalloped Soose three times, while Soose topped Tony in an overweight meeting. This corner strings along with Abrams to outspecd the rough, tough steelhand from Gary, (by way of Chicago) and finish on top over the 15-round route, despite the fact that the managerial firm of Sam Pian and Art Winch Is noted for a reputation of never bringing a fighter into New York unless he's hot. You don't have to think back any farther than to Barney Ross for that one. Promoter Jacobs expects some 14,000 customers to kick in to a publicize Pittsburgh during 1941.

ney was substituting for Art Fos ter, Buffalo, N. Y. Donelli will receive the award at ben you use Super ifyn. a banquet Sunday night. ning 47 games against outside schools while meeting SI defeats and five ties.

Only SL Ambrose, the State Teachers, Luther, Grinnell and Parsons succeeded in getting better than an even break with teams from other states. The final count in the interstate comparison: W. T. Pet. Pftrton 1 A l.oon it.

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R.MbIm IniltanAtMtllft 2. IOWA TEAMS TRAIL. OUR BILL BRYSON. whose files of athletic information would astound you, is authority for the statement that the various college football teams of Iowa were approximately 25 per cent less effective against the teams of other states than was the case a year go. Iowa schools played 79 games against teams in 12 states during 1911, winning 28, losing 48 and participating in three ties.

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