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of Totals BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1943 SPORT SCHOOLS--Jimmy BASEBALL--Tommy Murphy Holmes SOCCER- Graham SHORTS ROUNDUP--Joe Donovan Manager Joe McCarthy, George Atlantic City was selected from New York, roughly twice the world champions condi- The Yankees will go further South for BASEBALL- training next Spring, anyway After dignified huddle between Weiss and sundry city officials, That's about 115 miles far 1 as Asbury Park, where loned in '43 The Yankees vill use Bader Field, a football that is being made over outdoors and the National Guard for indoor drills McCarthy also announced another plan other local clubs will be wise copy He'll keep the Yanks camp until right under the not playing an exhibition in York until the Sunday before season opens Starting date be announced until they find Lt. Larry French is as with ball players in his years On the eve of his transfer where he has been stationed low officers pitched a party Paul Daube's famous steak dium Among those present in black and white ivory and Lt. Mel Jones, also in the navy secretary, has been transferred base. For the second week in oped to warrant intensive use able stock of nouns, verbs and a press conference scheduled of the Dodgers today has been occupied these days hunting scouted Connecticut and as far SCHOOLS- Coates, di- Yankee training will not when the season will begin.

with the navy as he was National League slinging from Brooklyn Navy Yard, almost a year, 40 of his felpersonable southpaw at hard by the Yankee StaLt. Eddie Duchin, expert old friend of Larry's the former Dodger road to the Jacksonville, nothing has develBranch Rickey's remarkadjectives Consequently, the Montague St. office cancelled Rickey has been for himself He has as Maryland. traditional football game between Brooklyn Prep and St. John's rector of the National inter- Prep is being dedicated to "Iron scholastic cross-country cham- Major" Frank Cavanaugh, pionship at Branch Brook Park, Boston College and Fordham Newark.

a Thanksgiving Day University football coach, whose morning fixture for 17 years, is life is being portrayed on the off. The event drew record- screen by Pat O'Brien. The vicbreaking entry, but because of tor will get the Frank Cavanaugh the lack of hotel accommodations trophy, The C. Y. 0., for the for out- -of -town competitors it was fourth year.

is awarding the boy deemed advisable to cancel the adjudged the outstanding former a valuable trophy Red Bernard Silverman, captain of McLaughlin, former St. John's last year's Boys High fencing Prep and L. I. U. Freshman team, is a member of the N.

Y. U. luminary, is starring with the foils forces this season. The new Flight 18 quintet in the intraRed and Black leader is Harvey mural basketball tourney of the Katz. Other holdovers are Mur- 63d College Training Detachment ray Nussbaum, Dave Cohn, Archie at the University of Tennessee in Caliguri and Sid Fromcheck.

Knoxville, Tenn. Joe Herschel, Outstanding newcomers include who coached James Monroe to Bob Gurvit: and "Bob Bakst. the P. S. A.

L. soccer championCoach Jordan La Guardia is ship last season, is coach of the building strong bowling team Forest Hill basketball quintet at Boys High around Ted Ressler, Five veterans form the Angelo Simone, Herb Applebaum, nucleus of the Bayside basketball Sal Trippi, Jimmy O'Donnell and team They are Vinny Lee, Capt. Bob Devito. Norm McGuffor, Bill Edgar, Ted Raffetto, who earned All- Eddie Leeds and Russ Barton. Scholastic recognition with the Also a available are Bill Duflocq Poly Prep football and baseball and Mike Simms, who were on teams, is a corporal in the air the squad a year ago.

Gary corps at Wright Field, Dayton. Rutkowski, Frank Goetz and Ken Ohio, and 1 doing nicely The Parsons are newcomers. Walter District Springer, League, left winger of in Prospect North Unity, African is recovering a hospital from a foot wound received in the Italian campaign American League teams will not take part in the National Challenge Cup play until the third round Mons. Alex Muzard, general supervisor of the Lycee Francais, a French high school here, is coaching three junior teams of the French S. He was formerly the Berlin sports correspondent for French newspapers Willam Antoinetz, halfback for Norwegian-American Juniors, is receiving pilot training in Pennsylvania According to Yank, the doughboy paper in the Pacific, George Barr, international halfback of Brookhattan, dominated the play when the Australians were defeated, 4--1 Archie Balantyne, a paratrooper on furlough, appeared in the Kearny Celtic lineup Sunday as did Red Owen of the merchant marine A selected team from the Wanderers and Hispano will play the Maccabi F.

Eastern District League pennant winner, at the Oval on Thanksgiving Day Joe Preti Bay Ridge Arrows is serving with the army in Greenland Walter Rossmell of Trenton has signed with Brookhattan John Robinson of New York America has been transferred to Philadelphia Ameri: cans The Kearny Celtics has contributed more than $12.000 to war relief funds The Kearny Americans specialize in donations to the blood bank Swedish F. C. dance at the clubhouse Saturday night. Linus Haby, 29. University of Cincinnati backfield coach since 1936, died yesterday at Cin- cinnati.

He is survived by his widow and a 5-year-old daughter Jockey Joe Pannell rode four winners at the opening of Maryland's Marlboro track Funeral services for Samuel B. (Sam) Simon, 55, well known concessionaire, will be held today at Brookline, Because snow covered the ground. Cornell had to drill indoors at Ithaca. N. Y.

Andrew Ponzi will defend his pocket billiard crown against Irving Crane at Rochester, N. starting Dec. 8 in a 1.000- point match Hank Gornicki, right-hand pitcher of the Pirates, will be inducted Nov. 27 He lives in Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Fred Corcoran of will again manage the professional golf tour this Winter It will be his eighth year in that berth Al Russell, end, will be missing from Dartmouth's game with Princeton Saturday because of an injury Berg, Minneapolis golf star, received a commission in the marine corps. She is a second lieutenant and will be procurement officer in the Eastern Procurement Division A heavy fog at Portland, didn't prevent Carl Merrick from scoring a golf ace He said he couldn't see the green, but yet knocked his tee shot into the cup. Sunsets Triumph In League Opener The 1943-44 Intermediate Basket- bill League of the New Utrecht Y. M. C.

A. started with the Sunscoring a 56-17 victory over the Wings. Nine teams are entered in the competition for the championship. They are Sunsets. Wings.

Ravens, Holy Cross. Cobras. Wolves. Dolphors. Potomacs and Beavers.

Sunsets Wines G. Alexiou 0 6 Rubin Moretta 6 Cohen Johnson 0 12 Lenny Thorsen 0 Gart 0 Pedersen 5 Horwitz L000-00 Gilen Holtner 2 4 Matorand Christ'nsen 6 Riersen C. H. -vs Two Games Jewish Community House Enhurst basketball team will action twice ever the weekend. Te quintet travels to Jersey City Saturday to meet the New Jersey Y.M.H.A.

and Sunday the Chris- Individual Chess Honors Clinched By Max Levine Plant Head Defeated Stephens in Winning Nine Straight Matches By HERMANN HELMS In addition to qualifying for a place in the final, which will start at the Manhattan Chess Club tomorrow night, Max D. Levine, one of the Brooklyn representatives in Group of the National amateur championship, carried off individual honors. In nine games played, Levine did not lose one. Neither did he permit any of his rivals to draw. Consequently, he, alone of all the 34 competing, emerged with an unmarred record of nine straight victories.

This achievement was fittingly clinched when he defeated La Walter Stephens, runner-up in that section, in the last round. It was a battle royal in which the latter's resignation came only after 84 moves. The third player to qualify from Section was F. H. Squire also of Brooklyn.

Sol Rubinow, City College champion; Leon Neidich, and J. S. Battell earned their places in Group B. which completed its schedule. The preliminaries will end at the Manhattan C.

C. to- night. The standings: GROUP Totals Players Fuchs Shaw Almeren Otten 51 Gilgulin Gister Turner Marder Fondiller GROUP Churgin Rothman Tabatsnik Stromberg Schneider Hart Gustafson GROUP Levine Stephens Squire Bellaire 01 Bisquier Milman Rokoff Schillay Banister Melnick GROUP Rubinow Egan Glover Peters Battell Neidich Wallach Steinfeld 00000-1- -10 Set Date for Final The championship final at the Marshall Chess Club will begin Nov. 28. The preliminaries are under way, but it 1s expected that all pending games will be played off by then.

The leading scores: Section A--L. Persinger, 4-1; Saul Rubin, M. Finkelstein, E. Steinfeld, 3-1. Section BJ.

Richman, 5-0: P. B. Driver and Mrs. G. K.

Gresser, 3-1. Section C--J. S. Battell, 5-1: Hans Abicht, 4-2; J. W.

Barnhart, 3-2. Section D--Marcel Barzin, H. D. Grossman and Denis Shelton, 4-1. George E.

McHugh and C. F. Tears Jr. are tied at in the special A tournament at the Marshall C. C.

Other leading scores: M. Zurofsky, 6-3; Denis Shelton, 6-4: Robert Bersohn. James M. Marmon and Paul Simone, 5-3. Because of Thanksgiving and the participation of Almgren and Gustafson in the amateur competition, play in championship tournament at the Hawthorne Chess Club is held over until the first week in September.

Adjourned games resulted as follows; Chernev, 1, Duskis, Byrne, 0, Collins, 1. After four rounds the leaders are: Chernev 31 Almgren. 3-1; Collins, Gustafson, 1-1. The following specimen of the Max Lange attack was won by C. H.

Deane, Brooklyn, from A. Besse, Glen Gardner, N. in Section 87 of the American Chess Bulletin's correspondence tournament: GIUOCO PIANO DEANE BESSE DEANE BESSE White Black White Black P-K4 P-K4 10 PxB K1xB 2 Kt-KB3 KI-QB3 11 Q-4 -Q3 3 B-B4 B-B4 12 QxK: Q-B3 P- B3 B3 13 QXQ K1xQ 5 P-Q4 PxP 14 R-Kch K-B 6 PxP BAR 15 B-R6ch K-Kt Kt-B3 KtxKP 16 R-K5 KK: -K5 8 Castles BxKt 17 R-K P-KB3 9 P-Q5 Kt-K4 18 R-K7 Restens CHESS PROBLEM NO. 2.090 By B. J.

de Andrade. Brazil Black-2 Pieces Black-2 Pieces White --5 Pieces White to play and mate In two moves White -K on K8: on K2, on KB0. on QB3 and Q4 Black- on Q4: Kt on K4. Solution of No. 2.089.

by J. P. Taylor Is 1 P-Q8 New Haven Eagles Appear On Garden Ice Sunday The New Haven Eagles will make their first appearance of the season at Madison Square Garden on Sunday afternoon when they skate against the New York Rovers in the feature game of an amateur hockey double-header at 3:15 p.m Although the season is less than three weeks old, the Rovers already have three of their players on the hospital list. Clair Gaw will be out of the lineup indefinitely with a broken hand: Doug Carrigan r'0- mains on the sidelines with a kner injury, and Lloyd Mohns is limpIng about after suffering a painful gash in the foot. Fie Rolls a 204, Heims in Sweep Simmonetti Knocks Off 241 Score in 2-1 Massell Win By CHARLEY VACKNER Fie, in grammar, denotes the top man Fie's 204 game topped three games and five at Lawler's.

While the is an interjection. Fie, in bowling, for Heim's Tavern. Last night Charlie the League pinsters as Heim's won points from the Fourteen Holy Martyrs Martyrs were massaging 2,270 pins. their opponents toppled 2,389. Cody's 30 stick advantage gave the Heim's an advantage of six pins in the opening joust.

High game honors for night went to Ted Simmonetti, the Massell, roller, who clicked in with 241 in the second tilt. Only eight pins, their margin of victory in the opener, saved Gaetjens Berger Wirth from a rout. Buttler turned in 211 for the inkmen when they recorded their triumph. Lawler Sweeps Grocers A bunch of goods were uploaded on the United Grocers. Before the jovial five could dig out from under they had dropped three games to the Lawler unit.

Christiansen's 201 topped the winning team. Worthman rolled 184 and Gross 159 for the losers. Although they tied for individual high game, 187, Dari-Rich copped two of three games from the Hevey Sparks. Quell of Dari-Rich and Carleo of the Sparks bowled 13 less than a double century. The twogame gave Dari-Rich three and one- points against the one and one-half registered by the Sallies From the Allies Something new in cards-Ann Aste, crack bowlerette, received a card wishing her a happy Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Day just a few minutes On it was printed the famous address delivered by the Great Emancipator in the vania city fourscore years ago tomorrow.

Dudley Kapelov, the 16-year-old who bowled a 234 game in the Burkland Junior League, was born on Jan. 4.. That's the day on which Charles S. Stratton, more familiarly known as "Gen. Tom Thumb" was born.

It was also the natal day of the late French Marshal, Joseph Jacques Joffre, and of Carter Glass, the 85-year-old U. S. Senator from Here's an oddity: Mr. Jean Striker, of 1218 Schenectady Ave. Is a and so is Letser Striker of 1013 Avenue Jean recently took to the alleys for the first time in five years and does all Lester, now attending Minneapolis University, does his bowling in the Minnesota city--Perhaps if the Eagle team had some STRIKERS i in its lineup it wouldn't be winning those tilts by one haven't checked to find whether or not H.

W. Spare of 1301 Elmore Place or Albert Bowler of 136 Duffield St. indulge in the sport of pin they do and I'll wager they are proficient at the art of scoring markers. The second annual Pearl mixed doubles tournament gets under way in the 427 Fulton St. academy on Saturday Units are limited to a 310 team Those enrolled include M.

Eube and T. McGowan, M. Cordes F. Nicolay and N. Nicolay and and.

Mrs. F. Paulso and her husband won the tournament last season. Tonight's Games Flatbush- Boro Hall DivisionBurkland vs. Albee Square at Nevins, Bunnell Electrons Marsa at Nevins, Beth Blue vs Elite at Elite.

Regent vs. Hauck Co. at Regal and Pickups VS. Elks Transportation at Burkland. Bay Ridge Division--Royal Cave vs.

St. Francis at Boro, Bay Ridge Ovals vs. Edgewood Church at Boro, Shore Brook vs. Bowlerdrome at Bowlerdrome, Boro vs. Beaumonts at Shore View, Hamilton Grays vs.

Diamonds at Ideal and Ideal VS. Fritz Grill at Ovington. There will be no games played in either of the League divisions next Thursday, it being the Feast of Thanksgiving. Sunday's Games' Classic-Bell Gray vs. Keystone at Keystone, Pearl Red vs.

Farragut at Farragut, Burkland vs. Pearl Blue at Pearl, Elite vs. Shore View at Shore View and Lawler vs. Bell Blue at Bell. Class -Albee Square Blue vs.

Ocean at Ocean, Kingsway vs. Lawler Blue at Lawler, College vs. Burkland at Burkland, Shore View VS. Elite at Elite, Farragut vs. Lawler Red at Lawler, Keystone vs.

Albee Square Red at Albee Square and Regal vs. Parkway at Parkway. Eagle League Heim's Tavern 14 Holy Martyrs Cody 171 160 194 Bandelt 141 167 151 Kalin 145 178 193 Walsh 154 144 141 Bellman 153 133 126 Simm'ti 163 158 106 Fie Miller 162 140 128 204 151 151 Jochim Bedn'rt2 150 131 166 Totals 771 803 815 Totals 765 749 756 Hevey Sparks Dari- Rich P'tonova 131 144 132 Klee 107 117 Monello 109 145 141 Quell 187 128 119 S'upin'to 136 115 152 Verder 142 174 164 Carleo 162 180 187 Owens 160 152 159 De Cola 144 437 150 Kelly 167 154 153 Lindner 115 Totals United Scott Gross M'M'hon Wor'an Miden Totals 763 723 712 Lawler 0'C'nell 185 186 152 Findon 164 174 130 Chr't'n 163 201 163 Phillips 115 128 157 Foreman 181 154 179 Totals 702 754 710 Totals 808 843 781 Gael. Berg. Wirth Massell.

Inc. S'cardi 145 Bozerl 87 Sch wot 116 Krauts 118 Buttler 211 721 762 Grocers 167 125 159 114 127 150 155 184 146 137 128 99 Com rta 134 139 139 125 99 Sha'han 120 131 153 171 183 T. Sim'ti 154 241 155 121 131 K'rab'ch 142 150 153 179 148 Blind 119 119 119 677 723 660 Totals 669 780 719 Americans in Gear, Play Indians Tomorrow It looks A.S though a change in nicknames has done Ex Wilde's cagers a 'world of good. The New York Americans--known for many A year as the Jewels--are off 1 to their best start in a decade of American Basketball League play. Tomorrow night at the Manhattan Center the Amerks go after their third straight conquest against Honey Russell's Brooklyn Indians and the tilt figures to be the best played to date.

The Indians make their second start at the Jamaica Arena on Sunday night against the dangerous Philadelphia Sphas. Harris May Upset Basora at Grove Ossie Harris, Pittsburgh's contender for middleweight honors, is confident that he will make his New York debut a successful one Saturday night when he trades wallops with Jose Basora, Puerto Rican, in feature ten-round bout at the Ridgewood Grove Arena. Basora rules a slight favorite, there are many fans who believe that Harris will register an upset. The Pittsburgher has won decisions over Sonny Horne and Nate Bolden, Chicago light heavyJacob La Motta, Georgie Kochan, weight. He also fought Tony Zale, Steve Belloise and Fritzie Zivic.

Herbie Brydon, welterweight from the U. S. Marines, clashes with Frankie Young, Scranton, in the semi-final six. Ballessandro Carubia, Astoria. L.

welterweight, faces Jerry McGee, Augusta, in a six. Jones Back at Arena Johnny Jones of Pittsburgh, who boxed a draw with Al Davis two weesk ago, will return to the Broadway Arena Tuesday night to fight Joe Governale of Brooklyn in one of the two -round bouts. Tony Reno of a Chicago will box Vinnie Vines of Schenectady in the other eight. Pascoag Entries FOR FRIDAY FIRST claimine: threeyear and up: five furlongs. P.

Wt. P.P. Earth 113 8 xSav'es Bank 111 2 Rugged Rock 113 9 Expected Belle 113 Minedda 116 10 Fast Tempo 107 Star Quest 113 11 Amercup 110 6 xSchuylerville 111 12 Joe Greenock 113 7 Neon Light 108 SECOND calming; threesear-olds and up: ive furlongs. P. Wt.

P.P. wt. Reeves 116 6 xSumpin 2 Rough Biscuit 114 7 xSir Islam 111 3 Steel Rod 113 8 Popendora 113 4 Unimond 111 9 Carlatera 113 5 Come Down 111 10 Propose 116 THIRD claiming: threeyear -olds and up: six and a half furlongs. P.P Wt. P.P.

Wt. Post Luck 114 7 Billy Bee 117 2 Tiara 109 8 Gold Pair 117 Riverby Boy 117 9 xAlgeomar 112 Miss Sungino 10 Chain Miss 5 Spillway 11 Play Spa 117 6 Exhibitor 12 Buzzie Jr. 114 FOURTH claimnig: threeyear-olds: six and three-quarter furlongs, P.P. Wt. P.P.

Wt. xCalling 107 6 Swiralong 112 2 Desota 108 7 113 3 Safety Light 115 8 High Level 107 Hopeful Play 115 9 Strana 112 5 May Bank 115 10 Running Cedar 115 FIFTH RACE claiming: threeyear -olds and upward; six and one -half furlongs. P.P. Wt. P.P.

Wt. 1 x8elf Starter 109 3 Taxes 117 2 Weeszone 117 6 Big Sam Ring Leader 117 7 Decade 117 4 xHard Loser 112 8 xClaire Whizz 109 SIXTH claiming: and upward. mile and ene-sixteenth. P.P. P.P.

1 xTimeful 113 1 Bills Rita 115 xBird Lot 106 9 Don Pecos 116 3 Steel King 118 9 Court Bail 112 4 Ball 109 10 Total Loss 115 5 Firing Pin 118 11 Bess 110 6 Lady Lyonors 115 12 Maekuel 113 SEVENTH RACE- $500; claiming: threeyear-olds and upward; mile and oneeighth. P.P. Wt. P.P. Wt.

Wildmute 115 7 a Merrilyco 113 2 Oakwoods Lad 115 8 Fast Work 113 3 Claranne 112 9 Bob Hi 118 4 xLightsome 107 10 Nancy Sue 112 5 xBait 113 11 xSmart 110 6 Whitinsville 118 EIGHTH RACE $550: claiming: threeyear-oids and upward: mile and one-sixteenth. P.P. Wt. P.P. Wt.

1 Vain 108 6 Stable 113 2 Galful 109 7 xTwinkatys 110 3 Elmer 113 8 Very Quaint 109 Enoch Borland 114 9 xEssiaytee 109 5 Mindful 115 10 Boina 108 allowance claimed. Rockingham Park Entries FOR FRIDAY FIRST claiming: fouryear-olds and up: mile and sixteenth. P.P. Wt. P.P.

Wt. 1 a Tyrone 113 9 Bonifield 113 Rough Com'd 113 10 xBeau Br'non 108 3 Veris 113 11 Arabesque 110 Milky Moon 113 12 xOct ore Onze 108 5 Den Moss 113 13 Cruiser 118 6 Stephen Jay 113 14 Touring Lady 115 7 Trimmed 118 15 New Life 108 8 Hi-Kid 113 16 xQuiz Kid 108 SECOND claiming: fouryear -olds and up; six furlongs. P.P. Wt. P.P.

Wt. Wake Robin 117 6 xLa Scala 109 xDodee City 115 7 xHappy Prince 112 xCircus Wings 112 8 Lihalon 111 06 Good xTerry Stymie May 111 103 9 Tripped 106 THIRD RACE $1.200: maidens, twoyear-olds; six furlongs. P.P. Wt. P.P.

Wt. 1 After Time 115 7 Hindu Prince 118 2 a Avi't'n Cadet 118 8 aBest Blister 115 3 xcMiss Louise 110 9 xcH'rm'y Girl 110 4 Float Me 118 10 xLee's Jacopo 113 5 xdCapt. Tower 113 11 porting Guy 118 6 Treaty Girl 110 a Four Oak Stable entry: 3W. J. Marlman entry; CR.

W. Collins entry, FOURTH RACE- claiming: twoyear-olds; six furionas. P.P. wt. P.P.

wt 1 tar Medic 117 6 Crestfallen 117 2 xCab Sir 112 Over the Dam 108 3 R'daers 108 Open Fire 114 xIn Balance 110 9 Reyes 108 5 xpeed Up 112 FIFTH RACE $1,500: allowances: the Milan: three and up; six furlongs. P.P. Wt. P.P. wt.

1 108 5 Blue Steel 111 2 xOld Whitey 151 6 xOverlin 108 3 xR'm'te 106 7 Don Lin II 120 4 xIcy Stream 108 8 Morocco Sir 120 SIXTH allowances: the Medina: two-year-olds; mile and a sixteenth. P.P. Wt. P.P. Wt.

Plane Spotter 109 5 Alport 112 2 xMac's Quest 107 6 Dandy 1Jh 118 3 Bomber 113 7 Dor Yock 112 4 MinecaD 112 9 Big Head 112 SEVENTH RACE- allowances; three-year-olds; mile and a sixteenth. P.P. Wt. P.P. Wt 1 Bass Fiddle, 110 5 Long Straw 113 2 xOne Dollar 107 6 xam 107 3 Omaha Mike 112 7 Royal Silver 109 Ford 104 EIGHTH RACE $1.200: claiming: threevear-olds and up; mile and a sixteent.h P.P.

Wt. P.P. Wt. Supreme Ideal 109 5 Davitt 106 Jewell 111 6 Misfit 106 3 Michigan Sun 141 7 xin Dutch 115 4 109 8 Dizzy 117 Apprentice allowance claimed. BAIT AND TACKLE FRESH BAIT -TACKLE REPAIRS SHEEPSHEAD MARINE SUPPLIES 2127 Emmons Avenue.

ODD. Pier Boxing Writers Feast And Award Scheduled The Boxing Writers Association, 40 strong. at a meeting yesterday, decided to hold its annual dinner and at the same time award the Edward J. Neil memorial plaque to the boxer, active or in service, whose conduct reflects the greatest credit on the sport throughout the year. At the same time the association voted support to January as ing month" in the drive for funds for the Infantile Paralysis Foundation.

Open discussion was held on the selection of candidates for the Neil award, but no definite choice was made. This, together with a definite date for the annual dinner, which is to be held in Ruppert's Brewery, will be determined in two weeks. lot armory that 1 to in gun, New the for out popular of for for the house, was an and succession, of for a farm south tadora House visits the J.C.H. Harry Goodman, gym and club supervisor. has renamed Seymour Diesenhouse captain for both encounters.

Yale Plans Hockey Under Coach Murdoch New Haven. Nov. 18-- Ogden D. Miller, director of athletics at Yale, announced today that plans have been formed for the continuation of the hockey program at the university, and an attempt is being made to schedule games for a varsity team. The program, however, will be a modified one with the stress being placed on intramural competition, and the varsity will be chosen from members of the navy and civilian colleges entered in the league.

Trainees at the three colleges taken over by the army will not be eligible for, varsity service, although they take part in the intramural loop. Coach Murray Murdoch has his work out for him, as only one member of his 38-man squad last year will be available. He 18 20- year-old Capt. Archer Harmon Jr. of Concord, defense man.

Pupil to Use Fire Horse Style On the Master When Fort makes its P. S. A. L. basketball on Hamilton, the home floor "against James Madison on Friday afternoon, Dec.

3, pupil will be matching with the master. And its singular that Coach Phil Drucker of the Shore Road quintet was a member of the first basketball team that evere represented James Madison during the 1925-26 season. On that quintet were the Balber brothers. Sonny and Henny: Sam Potter. Joe McNenny, Jack Grossman and Al Aronson.

Jammie Moskowitz came to MadIson after the first year as the court coach, and one of his charges was Drucker, who, because of circumstances this season, will have to junk the professor's system. Because his team is small compared to other squads and is weak defensively, Drucker is going to have his proteges emulate Rhode State's fire horse style of run like blazes for the basket and snare long passes while on the move. In other words, the zone gives way to the man-for-man code for this season, at least. Will Lose Cahill As Hamilton is A new school Drucker is building for the future while preparing for the present. Walter Cahill, a diminutive greyhound, who will be lost by graduation in February, is paired at forward with Gerald Magavero.

When Cahill goes, Al Gazzale will step into his shoes. He is a crack shot and ball handler. Dom Amoscato, another shorty, who is fleet afoot, will team with Geoffrey Bywater, rangy individual, at guard. with Bob Franke, another elongated lad, at center. Most of the replacements are green, and Drucker expects to have them seasoned sufficiently by February so they will be able to step into any breach that arises.

Jack Sheehan, a transfer Xavier High, is lost through ineligibility, Bob Hansen, who towers 6 feet 3 inches, works nicely out of the pivot and is a good shot, but he is green and needs more experience. The same is true of (Leif) Leifson, a 6-foot-4 giant. Other low term replacements from whom Drucker, who previously coached at Franklin K. Lane for four or five years, expects valuable service after they have acquired polish, are Vinnie Sullivan, (Cassy) Caselenova. Leo Romantz, Leroy Eide and Al McCormick.

The schedule: Nov. 19, Curtis, home. Dec. 1. Curtis, away: 3, Madison, home: 6.

St. Michael's, away: 10. Lafayette away; 14. Erasmus Hall. home: 17, Lincoin.

away: 21. Midwood. away. Jan. 12.

New Utrocht, home. Feb. 9. Lafayette, home: 11, Erasmus Hall. away; 15.

Lincoln, home: 18. Midwood. home: 23, Madison, away: 29 New Utrecht, away. MURPHY. Donegan Stars As Friends Win Anthony Donegan scored four goals and Frank Elliott booted one as Brooklyn Friends School closed its soccer season on the home field yesterday by blanking Kew Forest School of Forest Hills, its fourth straight triumph.

5-0. Friends won four. lost two and tied one during the campaign. Carl Cook suffered a knee injury in the contest. The lineup: Pos.

Brooklyn Friends Kew Forest Finn F. Franz R.F.- -Everson D. Franz L.P. Horton Hundt R.H.- -R. Elliottt Merkel C.H.

Cook Fairchild L. H. Cromie Wohl O.R.- F. Elliott Bates I. Southard Hill Donegan Russo 1.

Givan Ballard O.L. Von Heill Jarcho Goals--Donegan 4. Frank Elliott. Andrew Jackson High Prevails in Swim Mermen of Andrew Jackson. P.

S. A. L. city champions, in their own pool yesterday, stroking, John Adams in a Queens P. S.

A. L. dual meet, 47-20. The summaries: Dive--Won by Herbert Mabler, Adams. 34 second.

Gil Oberkirch. Jackson, 29 points; third. Howard Gilbert, Jackson. 23 points. 150-yard medley relay -Won by Jackson Bob Laughlin, Al Kloeckner and Bob Sleever).

Time, 1:40.4 50-vard free style Won by Ed Abrahams. Jackson: second. Ted Tarver, Jackson: third. Don Ronning, Adams. Time 0:27.1, 100-yard free style- -Won by Wes Dooly Adams: second.

James Walsh Jackson third. Art Campbell, Jackson Time, 1:03 100-yard breaststroke- Won by Gen Vannah, Jackson: second. Reggie Felton Jackson: third, Al Kraft, Adams. Time. 1:18.5.

220-yard free style Won by Don Kramer. Jackson: second. Bob Stabile. Adams: third. Bob Liebold.

Jackson. Time, 2:40.4 100-yard backstroke--Won by Stan Hay. den, Adams; second. Norman Ritter, Jackson: third. Ed Writer, Jackson.

Time, 1:12.1. 220-yard free style relay Won by Jackson (George De Lotto. Ed Gomes, Jim Sauerman and Dick Briesmeiser). Time, 1:52. "FASTEST EARTH' TONIGHT RANGERS vs.

DETROIT 50 GEN. ADM. RESERVED TO $3.30 MADISON SQ. GARDEN Wanderers vs. Americans The New York Americans and the Brooklyn Wanderers will clash in the American Soccer League game on Sunday at Brooklyn Oval.

The Wanderers are strong tenders for the circuit crown, having won six of their last seven games. The Norwegian Gunnery School will face Swedish in a preliminary. Brookhattan will oppose Baltimore in another American League contest at Starlight Park, the Bronx, Sunday. WANT TO GO FISHING? If you want to get back to your peacetime pastime, get into work that will shorten the war. Men are needed to build Wright Cyclone engines for our fighting aircraft.

See Page 3 Chalk up a better score and better health sco BOWL REGULARLY The way to chalk up more strikes on your tally sheet is to keep on bowling: Practice will improve your game--raise your average--the same as in any other sport. Naturally, more practice will give you more exercise--and that means the right kind of exercise to keep you in good shape and feeling swell. Fellows who break 175 and 200 bowl regularly. Follow their example. Bowl once or twice every week at any of these academies listed below.

Where to Bowl in Brooklyn THERE'S A BROOKLYN BOWLING PROPRIETORS ASSOCIATION ACADEMY IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Numbers After Names Indicate Number of Alleys AVENUE BUSHWICK Keystone Recreation Center (8) Lawler Brothers (14) 2393 Coney Island Ave. DEwey 0-9314 Broadway, corner Hancock Street. FOxcroft 9-2209 Occan Recreation (8) 2080 East 18th Street DEwey 6-9411 EASTERN PARKWAY BAY RIDGE Palatial Bowling (8) Bell 533 Eastern Parkway President 3-8087 Bowling Alleys (12) 5221 Fifth Avenue Windsor 9-9152 Fort Bowler Drome (6) E. FLATBUSH 9310-12 4th Avenue SHore Road 3-9636 Shore View Recreation (10) 843 Utica near Recreation, Dickens 2-8556 Guy Burkland (10) 512 86th Street SHore Road 5-9394 Thompson's FLATBUSH 503 Ovington Ave. SHore Road 5-9402 College Bowling Center (12) BENSONHURST 2310 Nostrand Ave.

CLoverdale 8-0223 Ideal Bowling Alleys (8) Elite Bowling (6) Bar Parkway and St 1380 Flatbush Ave. Mansfield 6-0456 65th BEachriew 2-9340 Parkway Reercation (12) 1325 Farragut Avenue Pool Alleys (16) Mansfield 1913 86th Street ESplanade 2-8481 Albany 6-5000 Regent Bowling Academy (9) BOROUGH HALL 1013 Flatbush Avenue INgersoll 2-9181 Albee Square Recreation (12) KINGS HIGHWAY 83 De Kalb Avenue CUmberland 6-8198 Nevins Bowling Center (20) Kingsway Bowling Center (10) 532 Fulton Street TRiangle 2032 Coney Island Avenue ESplanade 6-9500 5-0349 Pearl Recreation Quentin Bowling Center (10) 421 Fulton Street CUmberland 2005 Coney Island Avenue ESplanade 5-8486 6-8886 BORO PARK PARK SLOPE 5222 Boro Bowling Center (6) Regal Bowling (12) 13th Avenue Windsor 8-9860 416 Fifth Avenue STerling 8-8440 EARN EXTRA MONEY SETTING UP PINS HELP Young men and men from 16 to 50 offered steady WANTED! work in their spare time. Good earnings. Apply at any of the addresses listed above. -BUY WAR BONDS- 682 129 163 133 143 134 Totals.