The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 5

Bv GEORGE McMANUS W € 1N THE WORLD \ HER gTATUE OF THE \IENU":) DE MILO? J F OM! SO YYou HA\IE T WHAT A ‘(OLJ DOING WlTH AT STATOE ? SECOND GUESSING BASEBALL === By BRIAN BELL (ASSOCIATED PRESS SPORTS wnmi YOUTH TO FAONT IN FOOTBALL COACHING ar-old Bos coach, will in the Sheldon hs younger be tho head 81 who has re. |lege =zt Boston. Tha Apgies and Colorado College will meet at Fort Collins and an inter- cason yeu 'Hul coaching cl J. Hecker, a few than McKen ach at will pit the Citadel against Presk terian College. number of other games dotting the football map. December 8 will bring an larger number of games. The mont srsity, ¥eh Dwyer, Far Hecker aching ey, went the He re- | Southern California and Notre to e Dame, while the South will have| a star le football. Georgia and Geor- as- ment X0 Ter and slage a conte Knoxville, « Southern Conference team haps prolonging the que: wning of a Co rence n. Other conference elevens "l will play teams outside their izaticn, Clemson taking on C adel and North Carolina Duke. Other scheduled iuclude Loyola against Marines at New Orleans, Southexn and Chattanooga at Lakeland, F and Tulsa vs. Haskell at Tuls ham and ee per- ar, his work tle Ten, the E Intarcoll He endel h colleg ion of as an active home town ¢ sut up a brill rac he afternoon He was h and ] defeated N1 gave the Orange a keeping up with appointed back- now will assume busy him field co: fuli McKenney' pend activities until Christmas advance to the title football .ceach” was direct from the Boston College backfield, w » he served as cap- tain in 1 uul joined Leo Daley as -coach year. This season he is going it alone. He was a year ahead of Hecker in college, but is not much older. NAMES NOT ALWAYS WHAT THEY SOUND As Walter Hagen o the country there is a , wrestler by the name of Hagen going to the mat with opponents at intervals. Babe Ruth has packed away his bats for the season, but two other Ruths, both Babes, too, will continue to ply their trade in the boxing ring. Gene Sarazen had a horse named for him and another race horse by the name of Nurmi ran on tracks also, but against other sons instead of fleet footed humans, the opposition Jaced by the Finn for whom he was named Not all great ath- letes have had their names adopted by others for professional pur- poses. There was only one Bill ss even after he made ed triple play in a o “youngest December cember 25. » plays golf FOOTEI«LL EXTENDED INTO DECEMBER The football season grows long- er as the years go by. Time was when Thanksgiving brought the pley to a close in most sections of the country, although many s called it a year on the before the day of turkey } and thanks. This season attractive cards are arranged for December 1 and December 8. After many teams have placed their football equipment in cold storage others will bring December in with a bang. 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