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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH NOT IN THE BOX SCORE: OENRY v HAMMOND, - New York Post. WNU Service. Random Items Make This Gridiron Show Bit More Confusing TUST to make this same of football more confusing: Rio Grande junior college is in Ohio. Dixie college is in Utah. Virginia college is in Minnesota, Kan- y sas has a Pittsburg Teachers, college. There are three Loyolas (Maryland, Louisiana, California). St. Marys exist in the same proportion (California, Texas and Michigan), not to forget Mount St. Marys colThere are lege of Maryland. Xaviers in New Orleans and Cincinnati. Iowa has Cornell college and Columbia college to rival the somewhat better-know-n institutions in New York state. Purdue in its first seven games plays teams from seven states, meeting Indiana opponents only in its first and last contests. Princeton meets only one New Jersey foe in eight games with teams from eight states. Yale tops them all off, playing no teams from Connecticut, its home state. Centenary college is playing teams from six states in twelve games, playing in three different states on three successive Saturdays against Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. Penn State plays five Pennsylvania opponents in eight games. Woodrow Wilsons are becoming a fad. In 1934 the El Paso School of ' Mines had a W. W. as quarterback and captain. In 1936 Denton Teachers and Ohio U. had Woodrow Wilsons as players, while Armys presidential namesake will be in action again this year. This indicates that about 1952 the gridiron rosters will be filled with names of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Ginsburgs, Schimmelpfennigs and Bradleys. Pitt appears to have only five alumni in the head coaching ranks, Jock Sutherland at Pitt, Lloyd Jordan at Amherst, Bill Kern at Carnegie Tech, Harvey Harman at Penn and Jack Harding at Miami. Little Springfield of Massachusetts has at least ten graduates coaching college teams, including Carl A. Davis whose Cortland Teachers college (N. Y.) elevens have lost only two games in five years. -- i Little College Grads Coach Big Time Teams Football powers having, little lege graduates for their coaches clude: colin- Colgate, which has Andy Kerr from Dickinson college in Pennsylvania. Cornell, ' coached by Carl Snavely from Lebanon ley college. Louisiana kss&. ! Dana X. Bible Carson-Newma- - Val- State, coached by Bernie Moore from Carson- Newman, college in Tennessee. Texas, coached by Dana X. Bible of n. Indiana, coached by Bo McMillan Centre college in Kentucky. Southern Methodist,- - coached by Madison Matty Bell from Centre of college. California, coached by L. B. Allison of Carleton college, Minnesota. California Tech, coached by W. L.' Stanton of Dickinson college, Pa. Brown, coached by D. O. of Westminster college, Me-Laugh- ry . .Pa. , California U. at Berkeley is playing 11 games this season and playing the same teams as last year. Bowdoin, Carnegie Tech, Grinnell college and Kansas U. also are playing the same opponents as in 1936. George Washington has dropped five 1936 foes, including Emory and Henry, Elon, Rice, Davis and Elkins and Catawba. The 1937 Haskell schedule includes seven teams not ' played last year. Coach Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern has a junior college namesake, Waldorf J., C. of Iowa. Es comprise one half of the - Drake coachs name, ,Ve Green. nin is none too cer- tain of retaining his Red Sox managing job . . . Open Champion Ralph Guldahl is dickering for a movie contract in England which may keep him out of golf .... until next summer Ed Walker, coach of the Mississippi eleven that is coming east to play Temple, starred under Pop Warner at Stanford and is a brother of the Temple frosh coach . . . Noble Kizer of Purdue, who has had to give up football coaching for a year because of ill health, is improving steadily and plans to visit Chicago before leaving for the South where he and his family will spend the winter. Croy Celtic, Scottish, Junior (soccer) club, has a forward line consisting entirely of Quinns. Three o:! them are sons of the celebrated Jimmy Quinn, who played for Glasgow Celtic and Scotland 30 years or so ago. The other two are Jimmys former Whelan, nephews Pat American A. A. star who coached the celebrated Skiba brothers trio of Brookhattans fame, is the man who interested Mike Griffin in getting that $85,000 soccer stadium for Bayonne Philadelphians say that although Temples Pop Warner looks as though he didnt have a dime he probably is footballs wealthiest coach. They add that, although he hates to have it mentioned, he probably gives more money away in a week than the average guy does in a year, often to old Carlisle Indians. Tony Canzoneri has become a The racing fan new Hollywood, Fla., racetrack will ask for the same dates as Hialeah park next winter, and wont there be fun then . . . Joseph E. Widener, who spends .so much time parading his pretty flamingoes at Hialeah than he can devote little courtesy, to his paying or writing guests, wishes mean mens wouldnt call him Flamingo Joe . . . Give a boost to Connie Ballentine. At Princeton theyre saying the fellow is another John Weller and may prove even better in the line this fall. y The first intersectional gridiron contest between teams from the North and South was in 1889, when Lehigh whipped Virginia, 24 to 12 Yale has had three perfect football seasons . . . Its 1888, 1892, anc 1909 elevens went through the schedule without a defeat or a tie an without having a point scored against them. dyed-in-the-wo- ol ... nssi ME Chicago Bears end, has had two noses made from his own ribs. He was born without any proboscis and recently the artificial one wai broken so badly that ' another had to be constructed Solly Middleweight Kreiger is busily seeking the 2,600 signatures which will enable him to enter the Kings County City Councilman race Bert Nichols, home recpro, held the competitive-cours- e ord of 69 for 14 years, yet failed to qualify in the Belmont Open On Thompson street,, a bit off Washington square, there is a Di Maggio block. The signs on three stores, Di Maggio, side by side, read Meats; Di Maggio, Candies and Cigars; Di Maggio, Groceries. A syndicate of Americans will try to persuade Cubans to go to the dogs next winter. They will operate a greyhound racing track in Havana Dog men, by the way, marvel at the almost human intelligence shown by Court Jester, who already has won $20,000 in purses. Instead of running to his handlers blanket after races are over as other dogs do, Court Jester proudly parades in front of the grandstand. Receives his acclaim with obvious pleasure, too Bostons Wonderland park is the busiest dog track in the country, with the average attendance being 16,000 and the average betting being $187,000 for 62 nights. Carnegie Tech, once a leader in football has gone back on the big time with a bang. With proper sanction a group of alumni handed out $600 scholarships for outstanding athletic and scholastic ability, thereby giving young Coach Bill Kern some chance to compete in the tough Pittsburgh market. It is just as well that the alumni thought about it, too. The Carnegie schedule contains scarcely a breathing space for the performers. When Waite Hoyt joined the Dodgers, he thought Hamburger, real name of the clubs young road secretary, was a nickname. Hamburger was the clubhouse boy then and players used to send him across the street for hot dogs Friends say Jackie Kid Berg, the English lightweight who made a fortune in the ring, has blown it all on the races Matchmaker Johnny Attell hands out cards to boxing fans at Ridgewood Grove requesting them to suggest the matches they wish to be made. . In spite of lukewarm official denials Bostonians insist that Joe Cro- ANOTHER p 1. What American statesman was the grandson of a king? 2c How much does a single inch of rain over an acre weigh? Over a square mile? many wars have there seen since the signing of the Armistice in 1918? 4. Do Chinese surnames precede or follow the given names? 5. Who was the author of Give me men to match my mountains? 6. Name some famous musicians who had the gift of absolute pitch. Uadio Waves A Quiz With Answers The longest time that has ever., elapsed between the sending and; receiving of a radio signal is four; Offering Information on Various Subjects minutes and twenty seconds. If, as it is said, radio waves have a 7. How many cabinet members velocity of 186,000 miles a second, were there in. the first Presidents this particular signal may have cabinet? traveled 48,360,000 miles, or a distance equivalent to almost 2,000 Answers trips around the earth. Colliers 1. Charles Bonaparte, a mem Weekly. cabber of Theodore Roosevelts . inet. Brahms, Mendelssohn, Rachmani2. A single inch of rain weighs noff, Von Bulow and Max Reger. 113 tons an acre, or 72,300 tons 7. Three : secretaries of state, at a square mile. first called foreign affairs; treas3. There have been 17 wars since and war. The attorney genury November 11, 1918. eral and postmaster general were 4. They precede. not at first given the rank of cabi5. Samuel Foss. 6. 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