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HOW'ABOOTX 'A NEN The Press Sports Section PBOMTHE BUM A A yocre. MAKING- LOOKS LIKE THE OLD ONE WASH ELL OP' PITTSBURGH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1936 Sutherland Drives Panthers Through First Work out On California Field NETS BOW TO PHILADELPHIA ICERS, 1 TO 0 i Here's Two Fellows Who'll Keep the Panthers and Dukes Busy Action At Basketball Clinic Team Is Kept I Clint Smith Scores Goal Near Finish 'Beats' Franks at 10:05 After Taking Pass On Field For 2-Hour Drill Bobby LaRue Remains on Sidelines, Stebbins In Backfield fe. 4s s-s' I tyrH i II I'" -o Ji 1 From Wares When the Pitt Panthers and Duquesne Dukes go into their respective Bowl battles New Year's Day, it might be well for them to keep their collective eyes on the two stars shown above. At the top right is Mm Starce-vitch, Washington University's All-America guard, who is said to have played most of his games this season in opponents back-fields. He'll face the Panthers in the Rose Bowl Bottom left shows Bob Hardi-son, Mississippi State's adept fullback, who is reputed to be one of the best punters in the South.

He goes against the Dukes in the Orange Bowl at Mami. PITTSBURGHERS MISS HARD WORK COMING In- Muff Chances to Score Early; 5,000 Fans See Battle Jock Plans Week of tensive Practice for Squad Hornets Stung! hi Position RAMBI.KRS riTTSBrRGH fiarriiner Franks Rn Mnlyncaux William Tatrirk Orlando R-W "nx ProuilHrH Mil xn Sherf Krol Kef prep Cniit ii. l.inptiiian Stpveimon. Sparp PittNhiirEh: Herbert, (iallm-hpr. Starr.

Deacon. v. Hudson. l.Nronili. fii-roiiT.

R. Hudson. Smith. HPXtali. I lllinnllv Uaroa Iturtnn By CHESTER SMITH Sports Editor SAN BERNARDINO, Dec.

19 If Pitt's football army thought it would have a week-end of rest before digging in for the Rose Bowl game with Washington at Pasadena on New I Ajrps. I SIMM ARY 1 i Urst Tprioil: S.oriiiK None. Ppnalties Hergprt (trippinic). i Second Ppriod: Srorine none. Penal-tie illiam intprferenee) Third Period: Srorinc Ramblers 1.

Smith (Warr) 10:05. Penalties none. Year's Day, it was sadly disappointed. The Panthers debarked here not long after luncheon were taken to the Arrowhead Springs Hotel, which nestles picturesquely in the mountains not far away, and hardly had been quartered before Dr. Jock Sutherland ordered the players into uniform, hustled them back to town to the municipal Special to The Pittsburgh Press PHILADELPHIA, Dec.

19 The Philadelphia Ramblers took the measure of the Pittsburgh Hornets, 1-0, in an International-American League ice hockey contest at the arena rink here tonight before an enthusiastic crowd of 5000 fans. It was the baseball field and began a two-hour practice period which ended with no mean scrimmage We're going to work our heads off for a week, then we will begin to taper off," the doctor told the squad, and he was as good as his word. Warm sunshine and a fine turf gave the squad the most ideal second shutout scored by the Blue Shirts this week. The winning goal was scored by Clint Smith, one of the Ramblers' new players, when he rammed the disc past Goaltender Franks at 10:05 of the third period. Eddie Wares furnished him with the nec conditions to play in it has had since November.

IN 1 LaRue Still on Sidelines Bobby LaRue, senior right half back who pulled a muscle in the last practice back home on Wed nesday, was again not in uniform. Here's a bit of action during the basketball clinic at the Allegheny Y. M. C. A.

yesterday when Wilkinsburg High passers beat Monaca, 44 to 27. Lindsay of Monaca (No. 9) has just scored. Fuller of Monaca (No. 7) can be seen high above the players to get the rebound if Lindsay's shot had missed the basket.

The baby-faced Greensburger trudged along behind the varsity as he did during the hour and a half workout in Albuquerque, New Mexico, yesterday, and it was a question whether he would be able to get on the field before next Tuesday or Wednesday. LaRue's leg is still sore, giving essary assistance on the play. Thereafter the Blue Shirts contented themselves by remaining on the defensive for the balance of the contest and turned back every effort on the part of the Hornets stickmen to score. The first 20 minutes of the encounter were full of action with stiff body checking, but the visitors stood up like brick walls and broke up every attack. The Hornets had two occasions for a scoring possibility, the first coming early in the period when Doraty, left wing, eluded the Blue Shirts and drib- bled the rubber up the ice only to have it bounce off the end of the net and roll away.

Later on Bill Hudson, former local star, fought his way through a group of fighting stick handlers only to be thrust aside when he was about to shoot the puck him considerable pain when he 2 IV f.A SV 1 tries to pivot or change pace, and Dr. Ralph Shanor, while assuring Dr. Sutherland that he can count Tinsley, Widseth Top All-A merica Stars Stand Alone Among Unanimous Choices for Concensus All-Star Team Daniell of Pitt Beats Out Franco for Other Tackle Position on his tiny star for the Rose Bowl I Metro Squash Aces Beat 'Vter P.A.A.toRetainCityLead game, has ordered Bob to take it easy until he feels fit. The in jury is the lone obstacle to a perfect workout for the Panthers for there is not another ache of pain on the squad Harold Stebbins is running in La Grays SweepThrough Match through. Rue's position, and will take his dace if the hurt Droves more By PHIL GUNDELFIN GER JR.

stubborn than is anticipated. Franks Stars in Net For the Ramblers Clint Smith For 4-1 Triumph; Golf Club Advances Midwestern and Eastern players dominate the third an. The first team lined up this aft- mm7 I City Squash League r-i'. 1 I Mf STANDING OF THE TEAMS I class A I Metro 7 Golf Club 13 17 WW Metro 20 10 Y. 11 19 Jss i P.

A. A 14 8 21 ssyT CLASS aH W. L.t W. I. I P.

A. A 21 4'Mptro No. 2. 5 20 I Metro No. 2...

21 Club 3 22 and Joe Krol featured with two sterling shots that almost went through for scores, but Franks just nual Press Consensus All-American football team announced at the ends Matisl and Daniell TVAJHIanH crriHHpri anrJ thrpp frnm the East have at the tackles, Glassford and Le managed to thrust aside to save a In a slam-bang battle with Pitts 3' zouski the guards, Adams in at v.on places on the all-all eleven, which was drawn trom the center, Chickerneo, Goldberg, steb- score. The second period was a repe burgh Athletic Association the Metropolitan Club Grays held fast to listings on 19 representative teams issued by news services, bins and Patrick forming the back- tition of the first with the action being more rapid, and although both magazines Iiewb-ii't-is, sjimitaico, Harvard Beats fVof T.omT TTnr rf Vfl.lp tvas Tint, their class A lead in yesterday's Pittsburgh Squash Racquets Association City League matches. teams had several splendid opportunities neither six 'could hit the jackpot. a unanimous choice, but he was the The frm Dante Delle 4f a.ttinn. i rmt rf Tezze to Lezouski at left guard The declsioned P.

A. 4-1, Cornell, 54 to 40 At the start of the session, Wil 19 possible choices. Kelley and 1 -1 nn ail uie xiusKies at me kickoh at liams, the Hornet defense, was set as the Metro Blues, in second place, put over a 4-1 triumph against the I To co on onrt Ttr Gilt Vio-rlo nrt a off for his stick work and during his absence the Ramblers carried listed Merle Wendt, Ohio State, in ittef ere was a possibility Crimson Uses Entire Squad Edgeworth ciubfiveinsewickiey place of the Eli star. the attack up to the Pittsburgh net only to be turned aside by the sterling work of Franks. and coaches.

Only first teams were used. The remainder of the team is composed of one Southwestern, one Far Western, and two Southern representatives. There are two repeaters on the team Gavnell Tinsley, Louisiana State end, and Ed Widseth. Minnesota tackle, and deservedly these two are the only unanimous choices on the combination. Both won places as juniors last year but neither was unanimously chosen that time.

The teams included in this year's poll were: United Press, Associated Press, International News service. Newspaper Enterprise Asso Equally as pre-eminent in choice Sutheriand has concluded that his 4- Of 20 Players went the full five-game distance, one went four torrid games, and A moment later Williams came chief concern up until game time will be to prevent the squad from Francis, Nebraska's left-handed and left-footed fullback. He received 18 back and the Hornets had Gardiner a third involving the No. 1 Theos votes to the one contributed to Manos of Metropolitan and Dr, reaching a peak too quickly and starting down the other side of the hill. While several hundred New Joe Handrahan, of Dartmouth.

working overtime making some good saves. Liscomb and Sherf made several bids for scores at this stage of the game. Dave O'Loughlin of P. A. A.

used Eastern Intercollegiate League Second in the tackle race and Mexicans looked on, the Panthers up three deuced games, each of therefore nominated along with passed, kicked, ran through sig- which was a thriller. Minnesota Widseth was Averell als QTlH revert a -n minuto tmru STAMltXR OF THE TEAM? Smith Scores Winner For the first six minutes of the W. L. Pot. Pt.OP.

Daniell, of Mt. Lebanon, big Pitt c1naj Pittsburgh Golf Club moved ahead 31 34 Ppnnsvlvania 1 1.000 .500 85 r4 player. Daniell thus gives Pitt its as close to physical perfection as final stanza the play was entirely of a vard-Yale-Princeton into Anderson Fights For Job Harvard 1 Yale 0 Prinrfton 0 jstftuiiu. ljiiociwuo i possible man in three years: Charles MDof fourth place by trimming the Big .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 the Ramblers territory but after ten minutes elapsed, Clint Smith, Continued On Page 2 Columbia Dartmouth 0 Cornell i Three batsmen, 4-1 Hartwig won one of the guard places the Coast that to be ta such 40 54 Before Wolfpack Faculty The race remained deadlocked in I excellent spirits and as fit as this ciation, All-America Board, North American Newspaper Alliance, Universal Service, Hearst Writers, Colliers Magazine. Sports Illustrated and American Golfer, Collyer's Eye, New York World-Telegram.

New York Sun, Philadelphia Record, Kate Smith's Board, All Coaches, Professional Coaches, Fox Movietone News and Paramount News. It may be somewhat of a surprise By The United Press the Class circuit, with P. A. A Hockey Summary rranco one." The Doctor declared as he "the perfect tackle 'ran DwieUa was leaving the ,5 stadium for Dec. 19- CAMBRIDGE, 8 1 1 1ft I it HI- 1 and Metropolitan No.

1 chalking up 4-1 decisions. P. A. A. won Harvard used its entire 20-man close race finishing third with seven the train Jf Wfj can thg Tfie United Press votes.

Three other votes were di- where they wen haye RALEIGH, N. Dec. 19 Heartley W. (Hunk) Ander squad tonight in defeating Cornell, handil from Golf Club and the Continued On Page 3 no complaints, win, lose or draw." son, who succeeded Knute Rockne at Notre Dame, stood be 54 to 40, in a fast-playea eastern Metro No 1 group easily defeated flot Fin Wolnnma LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS IXTERNATIOXAL-AMERICAN Philadelphia 1 Pittnhnnch Sprinefleld 6 R.vrarime Cleveland 3 I'rnvidenr EASTERN AMATEIR LEAGUE Hernhey 3 New York NATIONAL I.EAG1 Canadiens 4 N. V.

Toronto 3 N. lnLer-couegiaie league umau their No 2 clubmates. The sum Albuoueroue turned out enmasse ore a faculty committee of North Carolina State College to- Press Consensus All-American Team game nere tonignt. 1 maries to see the eastern Rose Bowl rep- night and fought for his job as head football coach corded Another wel onfe Anderson's testimony before the committee, composed of tuiu enuuciy wn i jetro grayg 4 P. A.

A period, lllgn scorer iui tuc wiui- Tora Griggs, defeated Paul SulliTan the one they received in Kansas heads of the various state college son was right forward tieorge io-. wis h- iiv. ia I way. Grays defeated Frank "Overtime cames. STANDING OF THE TEAMS EASTERN AMATEIR LEAt.l W.

L. T. O.C.Tin Atlantic CitT 8 3 2 2 1" Name Gaynell Edwin Widseth Max Starcevich AVojciechowicz Stephen Reid City. The day was perfect clear divisions, climaxed a 20-day probe ilSiSJS, of the football and general ath- I New Mexico the declaration that the student report presented to the athletic College Louisiana State Minnesota Washington Fordhani Northwestern PITTSBURGH Lowman, wno was creaueu. wmi m5.13 15-11.

8-15. 12-15. 15-12. Karl points. Right forward Tom Rich Wolfe.

P. A. A. defeated Frank Smith Position End Guard. Guard.

PITTSBURGH 4 5 1 27 3 officials, led by Coach leu Oiiieii wii" iiuiw. jianon. tirays aeteatea ur. JJave Laugh Baltimore 4 3.5 letic situation at State. council did not represent the sentiment of a majority of the under lln 1-14.

1-14. 16-15. W. C. Swartz i Gwinn Henry, did everything they could to make the stay of the Pitts New Vork 4 Herahey 2 3 3 1 Gray defeated Dr.

John O'LoUKhhn The ifight against the veteran AVERELL DANIELL. graduates. 15-11. 15-6. 15-4.

Tackle burgh party pleasant. Metro Blues 4 Edsewortta. 1 ta Lawrence Kelley aie Tpiss Christian Tony Marino Wins 'I rtprh.i ck Sam UdUfiU. coach began after a season in which his team won only three games of a ten-game schedule. (Does not Include Baltimore-Atlantie City same).

INTERNATIONAL-AMERICAN Western Division W. L. T. O.G. Pt.

M-Cook Reed. Blues defeated Ted Lueas 12-15. H-15. 15-8. 15-.

15-11 Anriv Huskies hn Route Sports Results Blaok. Edsreworth defeated D. Bickel Duke I To Pasadena In New York Bout Halfback Kay Buivid. Halfback Clarence Parker Fullback Sam STretie 7 4 4 41 la-4. lo-8.

loll. C. A. Faan. Blues defeated Kine Moore 12-15.

15-12. 10-15. 15-9. 15-12. Walter Ber.

Blues defeated Owen Odell 13-15. 15-9. 15-10. 17 14 6 SEATTLE, Dec. 19 The I Rose BOWl-hOimd of PITTOBIRGH.

'i Cleveland 2 8 2 1 BASKETBALL COLLEGE. Buivid. farquette 15 Wflshinirtnn Wnslrloc entrain jo-io. nuuuy orennan. Arrays Paul Critchlow 18-17, 15-13, 16-14.

Eastern Division W. L. T. Cr. G.

Pt- Parker. Duke Bv The United Press The consensus vote by positions: ENDS 5 nient lor Southern California and a NEW YORK, Dec. 19 Tony Ma SprinrBeM 7 3 Go" Club 4 H. Y. 1 R.

B. Merriman. H. T. P.

defeated Ja-k Evans 8-15. 18-17. 15-12. 1.1.11 .7 Illinois Notre Dame 29 Northwestern ...38 Western rrovinenee 7. 1 TS rino.

1184. PITTSBURGH, deci- 39 .19 1 Philadelphia nr. New Egbert Golf Club defeated H. K. Weir sioned Nicky Jerome, York, in the eight-round feature Goif' ciub' defeated Rainh cirsoH 1 A-io' .40 .3 .24 .29 .35 .25 bout at Ridgewood Grove tonight.

oi.jer Goit ciuh .10 9 Marino's superior bOXing gave him 1 William Foster. Golf Club defeated Jack the edee I Kennard.lo-ll. 15-6, 15-16. 8-15. 15-5.

Tinslev, Louisiana VpllV'e" Yale vVendt. Ohio State TACKLES DAMtLL. riTT Franco. Fordham. Kinard.

MisfifsiPPl Pierce. Foraham GUARDS tarcevirh. Washington keid Northwestern c. 1 l-i Today 1 i a a Providence at Syracuse, Buffalo at New Haven. WEEK'S SCHEDULE INTERNATIONAL-AMERICAN Today 1 1 a at Providence at Syracuse.

Buffalo at New Haven. Tuesday New Haven at Syracuse Wednesday New Haven at I I -BURGH. A group of student leaders, charged by the student council with investigating athletics, submitted recommendations to the athletic council asking dismissal of Anderson and retention of Dr. R. R.

Sermon athletic director and basketball coach. Constant reports of friction between Sermon and Anderson have circulated and been denied. The athletic council two weeks ago listened for seven hours to the students, to Anderson and to Sermon. Several members of the state football squad, including Howard Bardes, one of three players Anderson dismissed in mid-season "for the good of the squad," also testified. .28 CLASS Nebraska S3 Montana Harrard 54 Cornell rhiraeo ...33 Armour Teeh Kansas Minnesota Detroit U.

4.5 Dayton Wisconsin ......35 Marquette Iowa 42 Washing-ton Washburn -i7 Wirhita Oklahoma 31 Rire Rice 29 Oklahoma So. California 2H Texaa Purdue. ........53 Depaal Indiana 43 Manhattan SCHOLASTIC Wilkinsborr 44 Monaca Hi INDEPENDENT .10 4 Golf Club. 1 4. T7 3 i 1 A- A.

1 lDO. Ot. JjOUIS, UUt IjUUIC Malek, 163, new oi aixuL i uon riannan la-, 1K-17. 15-12. H.

defense of the West's gridiron prestige against the Pittsburgh Panthers on New Year's day. A few fans, friends and sweethearts saw the squad of 37 and their coaching staff climb aboard a special train, headed for Washington's third Rose Bowl encounter in 13 years. The squad will reach Oakland Sunday night and without delay continue southward, arriving in Santa Barbara at 7:45 A. M. Monday.

Driven south three days ahead of schedule by cold, rainy weather that threatened to hamper their home training, the Huskies will practice on the Santa Barbara Junior Col Frank, late anta Clara Cioddard. Washing-ton Murray. Pennsylvania Ryan. Utah State Handrahan. Dartmouth Jeeer Colrate Vanzo.

Northwestern Riley. Alabama ram. in nesot a QUARTERBACKS Baiieh. Texas Christian Parker. Duke Frank.

Yaie Falast-hi. Santa Clara Vanzo. Riley. Alabama. HALFBACKS Buivid.

Marquette Parker. Duke Frank. Yale Goddard. Washington Baush. Texa Christian Kalaschi Santa Vram.

Minnesota Murrav Pennsylvania. Ryan. Vtah State Jaeger. Colgate FULLBACKS Mitcheu. P.

A. A. defeated C. S. Truitt Tony Manim, 122, San Francisco, 13-13.

Ir. P. M. Lewis. Fruluv snrinrnein decisioned Willie Felice, 126, New i ii A- ufieaieo J.

is. unver i--itj. io-7 .27 at Snrincneld. Syracuse at Saturday I'ITTBl New Haven at Cleveland. 3 1 1 1 1 York, (6).

lo-ia. 17-10. Dr. E. A.

Conti. P. A. A. defeated Graham McCareo 15-4.

15-s li-15. J. Fnntpr rlnff fluW laf1 F. McSorley 15-12. 14-ie.

15-7. 10-15. 17-14. Alice. Prens.t St.

Mary 29 Metro o. 1.... 4 Metro No. 2 1 Aller. Hieh CalTary 45 St.

Joseph 38 I. R. 47 Canadiens Win, 4-2 Rots' Clnh 3 ..10 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 ftisSFOKl). FITT Rotitt. Texas Aeeu-s probnich.

Denver. passi. Santa Clara Lautar. Notre Dame. CENTERS Woifie'-hf wioz.

Fordham SSBAK. nllKSE Vlaiizs Pennsylvania Kuhn? Southern Calif orn.a. TOTAL VOTE ON BACKS E. Tko. No.

1 defeated E. Hankey Brentwood 36 'sSPITTBl RGH at Syr. use. Philadelphia at New Havrn EASTERN AMATEI LEAGUE Today Baltimore at New York. Wertnc-daV Atlantic City at YrUtoy riTT'stt1 at "JSriT-' P1TTSBIRGH.

WilmernmK Pittsburgh Steel. 42 lo-. K. T. Ryan.

No. 1 defeated C. Henninser 15-5 1S.17 MONTREAL, Dec. 19 Johnny Gagnon led Les Canadiens to a Donoesne Comets. 42 Bntler Merchants 3 17-15.

F. Laz-kner Xo ripfo4 No. Born Varsity 1 .49 Hornish 4 1 .1 N. Kenstn. .2 4-2 victory over the New .41 Adam i i x.

1 1 i ii. 1 1 i oeieaieu u. wen Meanwhile, other groups of students came to the defense of Hunk and his two Notre Dame assistants, Mike Koken and Ed Kosky, with rcaneers in a xjeaeue i ton 15-8. 15-11 i.n i.k POLO Baltimot, lege field. They will leave there for Baltimore "VIri RGH Sunday P1TT5-BI KOH Hershey at New York.

oeieatea e. Rhea la-B. l5-. B-ia. .18 sauadron a 7 sauadron 6 I Hockey game tonight.

Francis. Pasadena Dec. 26. Handrahai. Dartmouth 1 Trancis.

Nebraska Eaugh. Texas CHrxsUan 1" ii.