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1 POUR SPORTS SECTION SUNDAY, DEC. 19. 1937 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 Other Press Departments. Court 7200 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS UQUESNE PASSERS TO FACE TENNESSEE HERE Duke's Varsity Floor Coach Finds Time to Look Over Freshman Stars New Year's Bowl Grid Tush' Opens This Week Ten Teams Settle Down to Final Practice Sessions; Squads Schedule to Depart for Game Sites; West Virginia Gridders Head for Texas Tuesday ji Sv-y Battle Vols Tuesday At Ice Garden Carnegie Tech and Pitt Squads Will Get Lengthy Rest By EDWIN BEACHLER Local college fives, with the exception of Duquesne, take an extended holiday Christmas Week and most of the By STUART CAMERON United Press Sports Editor' NEW YORK, Dec. 18 The big push to the New Year's Day bowl parade starts next week when 10 football teams settle down to a final fortnight of practice.

Here, in case you've forgotten or never knew, are the bowl rnntpsts 1U1J mowing week during which Rose Bowl. Pasadena. Alabama vs. California. Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Colorado vs.

Rice. Orange Bowl, Miami. Michigan State vs. Auburn. Sugar Bowl, New Orleans: Louisiana State vs.

Santa Clara. Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas 'Tech vs. West Virginia. The Pasadena show, because it is the daddy of all Bowl affairs, will be T-H-E game of the day, on ranpr at least, but three of the towards Miami Monday. The team will lay over in Gainesville, Fla Wednesday, and will remain for two days of practice, arriving in Miami Dec.

26, same day as Auburn. There has been no rest for Auburn which remained in training from the start of the fall season. Capacity crowd of 26,000 expected. Betting odds: Michigan State favored, 5 to 3. Cotton Bowl Mr.

White and the other Colorado players are scheduled to practice two days at Fort Worth starting Monday and will then take up headquarters in the Stonelight Court Hotel in Dallas. Rice will do its V- 7 '4t i H-w-Sr gU lZT I I 1 I V-. "TPZJ 4 1 i I 1 -i-'-'Hifl I fl I 1 I I If i 1 I I 11? fe-Jl Vik' other games offer at least as much promise of excitement. Impartial football fans, considering such a choice purely on football merit, would think a long time before selecting even as gaudy a show as the Rose Bowl over the Cotton Bowl game with a chance to see in action the great "Whizzer" White of Colorado; or the Sugar Bowl where Louisiana State will make an attempt to revenge the upset defeat scored by Santa Clara in last New Year's Day meeting in the same spot. A note or two on the various games, wirea oy orocivcio lr.11r ritAe' training at home except for its final drill, which will be in the stadium in Dallas.

A crowd of between 35.000 and capacity of 45,000 is expected. Betting odds: Rice favored. 7-5. Sugar Bowl Santa Clara after a fortnight of rest, is working daily in Santa Clara, and will start for New Orleans on Dec. 26.

The team will hold a one-day practice at Houston. en route to the game site. L.S. after 15 days rest, returned to real work yesterday. L.

S. U. has one casualty. Commodore Ferguson, reserve tackle, who is definitely out with an ankle injury sustained in an automobile accident this week. A crowd of between 45,000 and 50.000 is expected.

Betting odds: L. S. U. favored, 5 to 3. San Bowl Both teams broke training at the close of the season, and both resumed practice last Monday.

West Rose Bowl Largest crowd in Rose Bowl history will see this one. Some 3000 bleacher seats have been added to the stadium which normally seats 85,000. Biggest headache concerning the Rose Bowl is the matter of tickets. There was a sell-out with out any sort of public sale, and Bowl officials are trying to preserve sanity against frantic requests for "just one pair anywhere in the Bowl." Alabama is working out daily on 1 its home field in Tuscaloosa. Coach Frank Thomas expects to bring his une tney 11 be able to rest up lor the extensive camoaigning that will begin with the turn of the New Year.

Judging on form shown in the pre-vacation days, the year will jikely produce many good teams, but probably few, if any, worthy of super" rating. Pitt, with a veteran senior five, and Duquesne and Tech JtainoPrCrnorcs dominating the staumg inieup. promise another lam-bang city title series the Panthers met defeat twice on a mid-western jaunt thev ftae flah of their Potential strength in trouncing one of the best the Bij: Ten, the Northwestern Wildcats, and Fordham. lech is the "surprise" team of thf early season matches, by toppling Waynesburg, in an over-time game, and last year's district championship ash-Jeff five, intact from the J6- 37 campaign, and Westminster. Duquesne, the city's other question" team, took a shaky decision in the opener against a highly-rated Wittenberg five, then put up a rip-roaring scrap before bowing to Wayncsburg in an over-time game.

Duquesne moves into Duquesne Garden against the Tennessee Vols in the only local holiday dash on the schedule. This intersectional duel is booked for Tuesday, and is expected to test the "big-time" worth cf basketball in the district. In taking a swng around the surrounding district, the Westminster Titans and Waynesburg have already proven that they'll be in the thick of any kind of district championship decisions that are to be handed down. Among those with late opening dates is Penn State. It is more than an idle guess that rates John Lawther Nittany passers an important factor in the Eastern Conference race.

Lawther has a habit of developing winning court combinations. He gave New Wilmington, its first top-notch Westminster court team almost as soon as he took control of basketball destinies at that school early in 1927. The previous year the Titans failed to win a single game. But Lawther met with immediate success. Rated highly as a psychology professor, the quiet-speaking coach had a way with basketball aspirants.

In his 11 years at Westminster, Lawther schooled teams won seven conference and district championships, and placed second twice. His win average, there, was .828. In his first season at Penn State last year State climbed to third place in the Eastern Conference race, and climaxed the season with a 24-21 victory over Pitt, conference champions, and then went on to srnde Tech, 27-25. Starting with a likely-looking crew of sophomores. Lawther "built for the future." Juniors and Seniors were not utilized, so now Lawther has a fast-stepping Junior team, with a lull year's playing experience.

With boys like MiehofT. Proksa, McWilIiams. Proeser and Reichen-baugh returning, things are looking up at the State College school. Virginia will leave Morgantown Tuesday, and will arrive in Dallas, Thursday. Texas Tech will remain at Lubbock until a day or so before the game.

The game already is a sell-out. The 10,000 available seats were taken up as soon as offered. Betting odds: Texas Tech favored, 7 to 5. Although Coach "Chick" Davies is busy these days wttlpping the Duquesne varsity into shape for the annual city basketball wars -with Pitt and Tech, he takes time off now and then to talk over varsity maneuvers with one of the most encouraging freshman crops in recent yeafs. Left to right, above, are five leading candidates, all ex-stars of local championship high school basketball teams: Becker and YVidowitz, Fifth Avenue High; Mil-kovich.

South High; Lacey, Homestead High, and Deb-nar, Charleroi High, talking it over with Coach Davies. They've breezed through three games with ease to date. Don Budge Beaten At Australian Nets Goldberg and Matisi Placed On Consensus All-American squad to Hotel Vista Del Arroyo in Pasadena's Arroyo Seco on Christmas Eve. Coach Stub Allison of California has set no definite date for his arrival. During the past week he has had his team practicing at Berkeley.

He has limited the drills to signals, explaining: "I don't want the bays to reach their peak too quickly." Sam Chapman, California's all-American halfback, is handicapped in practice by serious cuts on his left hand. Twenty-two stitches were required to close gaps made when a chair in which he was sitting fell back and his hand plunged into a shattered window pane. Betting odds: California favored, 4 to 3. Orange Bowl Auburn is rated the strongest Southern team in four years of Orange Bowl competition, and may be the first Dixie eleven to win. Coach Charley Bachman of Mich-iean State has eiven his sauad four -s All-America Teams Press Consensus AU-American Team Ciint Frank, Yale's Great Back, Only Unanimous Choice Woj'ciechowicz, Fordham Center, Only Repeater Selection By The United Press SYDNEY.

Australia. Dec. 18 Donald Budge, world's ranking amateur tennis player, suffered his first defeat in months today when he lost to John Bromwich, Australia, in a match of a so-called Australia American "test series." Bromwich triumphed, 6-3, 6-2, 8-10, 6.4. Australia took the series, four matches to one, when Adrian Quist defeated Gene Mako, Los Angeles, 6-0, 6-4, 6-4. COLLIERS End Bershak.

N. Carolina Tackle. Franco. Fordham Monsky, Alabama Center Hinkle. Vanderbilt Guard Koutt.

Texas A. M. Taekle Markr. Washington End Holland. Cornell Goldberg-.

Pitt Half bark Whit. Colorado Halfback Frank. Yale Fullback Chapman. California Position Name College End John Wysocki Villanova Tackle Tony Matisi Pittsburgh Guard Joe Routt Texas A. M.

Center Alex Wojciechowicz, Pordham Guard Vard Stockton California Tackle Kinard Mississippi End Ray King Quarterback Clinton Frank Yale Halfback Marshall Goldberg Pittsburgh Halfback Byron White U. of Colorado Fullback Chapman California i days of rest but will start the trek Pittsburgh Revolver League Records halfback votes and three others for quarterback, his regular position with the Buffs. Sam Chapman, California, drew four ballots at fullback to nose out Corby Davis, Indiana. Four other tallies at halfback bring him a total of eight votes. Routt Best Lineman Joe Routt, Bulky Texas Aggie guard, was the most popular lineman, drawing 11 out of a possible 13 counts.

Vard Stockton, California, edges out Leroy Monsky, Alabama, for the other guard berth. A typographical error in Charley By PHIL GUNDELFINGER, JR. Placing five men on the 11-man aggregation, the East dominates the fourth annual PRESS consensus all-American collegiate football team, announced today. The Pacific Coast with two, is the only other section with more than one player on this mythical all-star eleven. One man each represents the Rocky Mountains, Midwest, South, and Southwest.

Alexander Wojciechowicz, the bane of all printers and the bulwark of the Fordham line, receives a place for the second straight year. The Ram cente- was the only re SEA End Bershak. Carolina Tackle. Kinard. Mississippi Guard Storkton.

California Center Brock. Guard Texas A. M. Taokle. Notre Dame End Villanova Quarterback White.

Colorado Halfback Goldberg. Pitt Halfback Frank. Pitt Fullback Karamatic. Gonzaja X. 1.

WORLD-TELEGRAM End Wysocki. Villanova Tackle Matisi. Pitt Guard Routt. Texas A. M.

Center Uransky. Alabama RESULTS LAST NIGHT The consensus vote by positions: ENDS Wysocki Villanova 6 Kmc. Minnesota 4 Bershak. North Carolina Sweeney. Notre Dame 4 Holland.

Cornell 3 Ponrhak. Pi'i 2 Smith. 1 U. S. A.

UNION 93 PO SO 273 R. Brown 87 97 S2 266 Scott S5 S4 96 25 Hofman 8fi S9 SO 255 Gillespie 74 82 S4 250 Nolan 2o8 229 191 178 76 65 74 5 64 S3 SS 70 r.2 75 SO S3 S.S 73 39 Mellinrer Wilson N'au Sommer Jackson TACKLES Matisi. Pitt Kinard. Mississippi Franco. Fordham Markov.

Washington Barbartsky. Fordham Heinor. Notre Dame Melius. Villancva Rrba. Alabama QUARTERBACK 1073 1309 Guard (left out PENNA.

R. R. PITTSBURGH COAL Parker's World-Telegram team lef Tackle I i Sf-nwaru. California 1 Benton. Arkansas 1 GUARDS 1 Routt Texan A.

11 Barbartsky. Fordham Souchak. Pitt Whit-. Colorado peater this season. Bowers Smith Shumaker Frank.

Yale White. Colorado Meek. California. S4 S8 76 24S 73 SB SI 240 7S 93 67 laS 75 65 SI 221 66 S5 66 217 out one of the guard choices, hence rtorback the total of but 25 votes. There was little contest for the 1 Yullbac 2 63 259 25S 252 237 PO S5 7 S8 66 87 94 92 90 91 S5 SO 79 74 SO Shaffer Norton Kendall Lett Ewald Thirteen teams were used in the I Frank, ale MacLeod.

Dartmouth Chapman. California include: Franco Fordham 1937 computations. They HALFBACKS 1164 1268 .10 Goldberz. Pitt center position, wojciecnowicz earning eight votes to the two of Carl nd Winkle Vnnderhilt. The nthpr three Zarnas.

Ohio State i Dou(rhrtr. Santa Clara 1 Herwiir. California 1 CENTERS PITTSBURGH REV. CLUB ASSOCIATED TRESS Syveenev. Notre Dame Franco.

Fordham Routt. Texas A. M. Hinkle. Vanderbilt FEDERAL RESERVE BANK White.

Colorado 7 Chapman. California 4 Frank Tale 3 75 75 oaiiois weni io as many piayers. i 24 238 234 233 216 90 S3 90 S6 85 S3 SO 76 66 68 271 1 50' 244 239 234 94 S7 92 84 SS S8 84 79 83 78 Shearer Hopkins Johnston Parker Tuttle 89 79 73 7 6S Benson Stefamc Maze Stephens Roush 63 SI 63 8 1 1 1 Fagan Honor Guest At Bums' Club Fete 1169 Guard Monsky. Alabama Tackle Matisi. Pitt End Holland.

Cornell Quarterback Frank. Yale Half hack White. Colorado Halfback Goldbere. Pitt Fullback Chapman. California NORTH AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ALLIANCE 1238 McLod.

Dartmouth 1 O'Brien. Texas Christian 1 TOTAL VOTE ON BACKS Frank Tale 13 Goldber. Pitt. 11 White. Colorado 10 Chapman.

8 Davis. Indiana Iek. California 2 Karamatic. Gnnzara 1 Bnen. Tfxas a McLeod.

Dartmouth 1 Wojciechowicz. Hinkle. Vanderbilt Transky. Alabama Brock. Nebraska Herwie.

California. FULLBACK Chapman. California Davis. Indiana Kilgrow. Goldbersr.

Pitt Karamatic Gonzasa. Meek. California HEMLOCK RIFLE CLUB Emerv 88 89 S4 Blandford 85 83 SI Atwood "3 94 SI Coyne 72 SS 81 Straus 71 S3 61 PITTSBURGH TOLICE SO 93 76 90 79 87 79 80 S3 90 261 246 248 241 234 87 91 SS 86 70 160 257 154 245 213 Oliver Brubach Scanlon "lark Fredley Colliers Magazine, all-American Board, Newspaper Enterprise Association, United Press, New York World-Telegram. New York Sun, Associated Press, International News Service, North American Newspaper Alliance, Hearst Papers all-United States, Fox Movietone News, Paramount News, and Coll-yer's Eye. 1 As in 1935 when Minnesota and Stanford did it, more than one man from a single college team makes the grade since Pitt and California both have a pair of stars in the lineup.

Goldberg, Matisi On Team The Panthers place Marshall Goldberg at one of the halfback posts and Tony Matisi in one of the tackle positions. Representing the Golden Bears are Sam Chap- The annual dinner of "The Bums' Club." well-known downtown political and sporting organization, i will be held Tuesday night in the Hofbrau, honoring Patrick T. Fagan, I labor leader' anc charter member End Tackle. Guard Center. Guard Tackle.

N. Carolina Matisi. Pitt Texas A. M. Wojciechowicz.

Fordham California Fordham Benton. Arkansas 1233 1259 Matisi, Pitt, and Frank "Bruiser Kinard, Mississippi, tied with seven votes each in the tackle contest. Ed Franco, Fordham, and Vic Markov, Washington, each polled three choices. Franco had two votes for guard for an aggregate of five. The end selection was very close.

John Wysocki, of Villanova, won one post with six votes, but Ray King, Minnesota captain; Andy Bershak, North Carolina; and Charles Sweeney, Notre Dame, each received four choices. A checkup of the second team selections gave King, two; Bershak, one; and Sweeney, no places. Hence King is awarded the other place on the consensus eleven. NEVILLE ISLAND GUN CLUB F.nd. Quarterback Frank.

Yale CANONSBURG REV. CLUB Miller 84 95 SS Beadline 79 84 69 Waddin? 76 86 68 Davidson 83 88 59 Olshack 76 SI 69 90 PI 88 85 267 03.7 230 230 226 82 84 79 78 57 256 251 244 244 201 84 76 77 81 67 Selzer Schuler Burke Ward Alexander next most popular back, leading the halfbacks with 10 votes and polling one vote at fullback for a total of 11. He Is the only junior on the team. The other halfback post goes to Byron "Whizzer" White, University of Colorado's national scoring champion. He was given seven man at fullback and Vard Stockton in one of the guard niches.

Clint Frank, brilliant Yale field general and inspiring leader, is the only unanimous choice. He was named on nine teams at quarterback, three at halfback and one at fullback. "Biggie" Goldberg, of "Pitt, Is 1185 1196 PITTSBURGH PARK GUARDS STOWE TWP. of the club. Each year the club holds a Christmas fete in honor of its most outstanding member.

Among the guests will be Mayor C. D. Scully, Councilmen Charles Anderson. P. J.

McArdle and Thomas Gallagher, State Democratic Chairman David L. Lawrence and other "Point" boys who were instrumental in forming the club many years ago. Thomas A. Joyce is general chairman. 53 200 91 128 39 124 32 111 29 101 77 39 08 43 38 71 38 47 36 34 Kmrsford Miller Van Horn Connell Lewis Killeen 69 85 81 ftrkook 69 66 S4 Obertlik 68 75 67 Kerchen 56 58 47 W.

Trombett 41 47 62 235 210 210 161 150 875 BELLE VUE REV. CLUB WOODLAWN RIFLE Halfback Chapman. California Halfback Goldberg-. Pitt Fullback Davis. Indiana FOX MOVIETONE NEWS End Wrsocki.

Villanova Tackle Kinard. Mississippi Fianeo. Fordham Center California Guard Routt. Texas A. A M.

Matisi. Pitt End Holland. Cornell Quarterback Frank. Yale Halfback O'Brien Texas Christian Halfback Goldberg- Pitt Fullback Kilgrow. Alabama.

ALL-AMERICAX BOARD End Schwartz. California Tackle Beinor. Notre Dame Monsky. Alabama enter Fordham Guard Zarnas. Ohio State Tackle Matisi.

Pitt End Kun. Minnesota Quarterback Frank. Yale a 1 back Goldbere Pi tt Halfback Chapman. California Fullback Davis. Indiana UNITED PRESS End Wysocki.

Villanova 89 83 664 248 239 233 2 223 Grid Pirates Hold Contract Rights To Three Consensus All-Americans M. Simon 65 79 85 91 81 82 S3 Stewart And Cieri Oppose Varipapa Jimmy Stewart and Nick Cieri 92 91 86 269 Young 78 91 90 259 Schlarp S3 92 SI 256 Dauber 77 87 86 250 Atkinson 77 87 85 249 Tyson 59 75 Iowa, California In '38 Grid Opener 1163 12S3 By CLAIRE M. BURCKY Art Rooney's promise to go out and try to acquire some will be among those opposing Andy i Varipapa when the Brooklyn trick BRINKS. INC. Fell 86 82 Klinser 68 76 Rupert 48 68 Richey 51 58 Trimmer 58 73 ALL'Y Co.

SHERIFFS Stilles 79 93 91 Brown 85 93 85 Flaherty 71 SS 68 Skiles 73 72 81 Robinson 72 83 50 72 71 79 61 27 263 263 226 205 240 215 195 160 158 968 shot ace appears at the Elba Bowl-j bjg name" collegiate football stars for the double purpose of ing Alleys, Downtown, tomorrow 1184 I ackte. Kinani. Mississippi Guard Routt. Texas A. M.

It O. R. R. improving his Pittsburgh Pirates and bolstering their box-office appeal, was no idle gesture, as Phil Gundelfinger's Consensus All-America football eleven CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS STEEL I Tenter Wojciechowicz. Fordham By The P'ess IOWA CITY.

Decfi 18 The University of Iowa's 1338 football team wiil play the University of California at Los Angeles on Sept. Vi, Athletic Director E. G. Schroe-cier announced tonight. The contest will be the first of the season for both teams.

afternoon. Firing starts at 2:30 p. m. These two should provide plenty of opposition for the invader. Stew-I art is leadoff man of the Hunzekers, 61 56 4 52 14 83 76 48 29 31 74 SO SO 234 K-amer 74 86 74 234 Munson 71 89 65 225 Peters 74 70 78 222 78 87 54 219 Mowery Capek Weir el Mathias Oswald Jones 218 204 159 89 60 720 47 8 5 too much for the fast pace of the pro league.

Earlier in their careers they would have stood out. of 1937 will tell you today. The Consensus All-America, which more than anything else is the real Stockton California Tackle Franco. FoMham End Sweenev. Notre Dame Quarterback White.

Colorado Halfback Chapman. California Halfback Frank. Yaie Fullback Goldberg-. Pitt X. X.

sex Smith. Oklahoma Tackle Melius. Villanora 1134 STANDING OF THE TEAMS Warren Heller and Izzy Wein All-America of the year, carries the stock were two Pitt All-America W. L. Pet.

Tri-State tenpin champions, while Cieri rolls anchor for the Elba team of the same Metropolitan League. John Brannan's Roxian Alleys will 0 0 Union Co Penn a Pittsburgh Rev Guard Center Club Hemlock Rifle Club. Pet. .000 OOO .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 L. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Canonsbure Rev.

Club l.noo 0 1 OOO 1.000 l.OOO 0 1 OOO 0 l.OOrt 0 l.OOO 0 1 000 0 1.000 i be the scene of Varipapa's evening exploits since he will oppose a 99th Div. U. S. A Pittsburgh Coal Co Federal Reserve Pittsbursh Police Neville Island Gun Stowe Twp Police Woodlawn AUerheny Co. Sheriffs Carnegie-Ulinon Pittsburgh Park Rev.

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0 Franco. Fordham Fordham Texas A. M. Kinard. Souchak Pitt Meek.

California White. Colorado California Frank. Yale I. X. S.

Wysocki. Villanova Kinard. Mississippi Stockton. California Woici-chowicz. Fordham Drace oi stars irom tne atoney Jones and Roxian squads at 10:30 p.

m. there. 1 Guard i Tackle. End Quarterback I Halfback i Halfback. Fullback I End i 1 Guard College Basketball Schedule This Week MONDAY Jfarshall at Lone Island V-'atfier at oi a L.

r-aiimouth vs Michiaan at White Piama. F-urdu at Lovola Chi Villanova at B'on Is I linni at Tenp Stanford at Arizona. Amnc.in IT. at Baldwin-W allace. Vehraska at Minnesota, jovta at Xavu-r St.

Viator at Mat -hail names of three collegiate stars whom Rooney obtained the right to sign at the National Football League's annual draft meeting a week ago. The "Prez" picked Byron (Whizzer) White of Colorado, triple-threat backfielder and the nation's leading individual point-maker; Tony Matisi, 225-pound Pitt tackle; and Ray King, 190-pound Minnesota end and captain. This trio is on the Consensus roster announced today. A few years ago. Rooney had some bad luck with "big name" EN a 225-pounder, fast and an excellent blocker.

King is better than six feet and weighs 190, excellent pass receiver and standout on defense. Filchock. Indiana Left halfback, six feet, 185 pounds, triple threat, excellent baseball player. Wolfe, Texas 200-pound fullback, fine kicker and passer, standout defensively. Midler, Minnesota 235-pound tackle, said to be the outstanding tackle in the Big Ten Conference, highly recommended by Tuffy Thompson.

Pirate halfback, former team mate of Midler at Minnesota. Platukis of Duquesne. 180-pound end, they have seen in action many times, and know him to be a sensational offensive performer and effective on the defensive. Burnette, North Carolina Another 185-pound triple threat halfback. McCarty, Notre Dame One oi the best centers in the Middle West, a 215-pounder, six feet three inches talL McDonough, Utah Standout defensive end, six feet four, 195 pounds.

Krause, Baldwin-Wallace 245-pound giant, all-Ohio tackle three straight seasons. Kuhartc. Notre Dame Best oi the Fighting Irish guards, 196 pounds. Get free booklet about Zo-ak tablets th Cents Paced by "Sonny" Guest's sparkling score of 710 the Shays romped into first place in the National Division of the Metropolitan Tenpin League this week. Guest tallied games of 237, 257 and 216.

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But if Rooney can sign White, Matisi and King, he gets three standouts with plenty of box-office appeal. In his selection of 12 players in the draft meeting, all but one replied to his questionnaire that they were interected in professional football. Only White declared he would pass it up, but Art is known to be contemplating a generous offer to the Whizzer. which may cause him to reconsider. The Pirates have this informa Guard Dougherty.

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time vowed he at 934 in the first game, the defend- stars and at that a rCh ait at ing champions crashed out winning would go after the unheralded guys games of 1006 and 1076 against the who toiled without much headline Premiers. Hunzekers, Tri-State acclaim. He had signed up Paul champions, with whom the Shays Moss, a Purdue end. and Angel Halfbak Goldber. Pitt Fullback Kilsrrow.

Alabama HEARST PAPERS End Kinff. Minnesota Tackle Markov. Washington Guard Routt. Texas A. M.

Center Wojciechowicz. Fordham Guard Stockton. California Tackle Ryba. Alabama End Sweeney. Notre Dame Quarterback Frank.

Yale Halfback Pitt White. Colorado Fullback Davis. Indiana PARAMOIXT NEWS Juki at Villanova at feprinanid Vent State at John arro.l. Hrh. an at Roches er.

rreishwn at PU Indiana at Bradley Cform a-vS 1Slan5 Brovelli. St. Mary's College back had been tied for first place, fell Halfback White. Colorado Fullback Chapman. California COLLYER'S EVE End Bershak.

X. Carolina Tackle Kinard. Mississippi back one game by winning only two out of three from Hunelbar Guard Routt. Texas A. It M.

vmra t. John Marshall. Both were All-America on collegiate gridirons, and All-America busts on the professional field. Rooney also acquired the services of Jap Douds. Wash-Jeff, and Horse Chase, Pitt, both All-America tackles who failed to measure up.

In fairness to these fellows, it 111. wesieyan C.ahfornta at Members of the Greater Pittsburgh Bowling Alley Owner? Assn. wiil meet at the Mayfair Hotel, THl KMJA Center. Wojciechowicz. Fordham Guard Herwix.

California Tackle Matisi pm End Kmr Minnesota Quarterback Frank. Yale Colorado Wysocki Villanova Matisi. Pitt Monsky Alabama Fordham Texae A 4 Kinard. Mississippi So're Darce End Tackle. Guard Center.

Guard End. at v. tion on the players they selected; White, they have read, is six feet one and weigns 185 pounds, does everything a back can do-passes, kicks, runs, blocks, place-kicks. Matisi they have seen In action. Illinois vreIf- Nw lorn Penn downtown, today to dis tax.

PHIL must be said that by the time they tr u.iOtsMr tvoiUBerr Fin Quarterback cuss the mercantile GIXNDEXJTNGER JR. at Butler, jjjpjii i 1 BrooKlyo. Goldberg-, Pitt Meek. California came to the Pirates they had aged tailback 6 ll.