The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 13

A 29, 1951 THE MORNING MKRALD, HAGERSTOWN, A A Ward, Modzelewski Named To All-Southeriv Terpj Given Urges! Vote To Yankee-Dominated Team Pto Players Repeat; Mighty Mo, Bocttti, Mwiki, And Wodiok In Backfitld; Eight Schools Greensborp, N. Nov. 28 overwhelming Yankee flavor to the 1951 All-Southern Conference football team selected by the Southern Conference Sportswriters' Association. It's made of players from Pennsylvania, three from Mew Jersey, one from Illinois, from the District of Columbia, and one from Alabama. Maryland's two brilliant players, Bob Ward, in the line and Ed Modzelewski in the bnckfield, received the highest votes in the ballotting by 36 association members.

The selections were announced here today. Art RepMteri Five players repeated from Imt team. Elcht schools represented nn the i teum. In addition to a a Witke. Forest South Carolina card placed two Wen on the flrat elevpn.

The i to repeat were Ward, i f'nrnlina Elmer Costa. Washington led Lee'n Oil Revolt! and Steve Wadlak. tho Mlplity Mo nf Villanova Star Found Hanged All Southern Conference Teams TEAM: (Pelnti In eertntheeei): Lewla, Wake Fgrett (1M). Junler, llrmlniham, All. Ind--Olenn tmllh, Clemion, (104), tinltr, a C.

III! Oetrae, Wake F.reet, (1M), Wayneibur(, ft. Tackle--Elmir Coeta, North Carolina Itate Celliia, (101), tenlor, N. J. Maryland, (144), lenler, Illaabeth, N. J.

Ouard--Jo. Dudtck, North Cirellna, (1M), Huelton, Pi, Center--Larry tmlth, South Carolina, (6Z), Senior, Ferd City, Pa. lack--Id Modielewikl, Maryland, (1M), Sinler, W. Natrena, Pa Socettl, Waihlnglon and Lei, (1M), Senior, MeKeef pert, Pa. tack--Id Mloduexewakl, William Miry, (1M), Junler, Cliff iWl, N.

W.dlak, South Carolina, (1ze), Senler, Chicago, SECOND A ei I TEAM Bob Thomai, Wash. Lee Jay Grumbling, VMI Blaine Karon, Duke George Norrli, N. Carolina Dirk Modzelewaki, Maryland Don Barley, South Carolina 0 8 HI Ed Meadow, Duke Bill Flnnance, Wake Forent Frank Contlnnettl, 0. Wash. l.ouia Tepe, Duke Alei N.

c. State Billy Hair, Clemson Jark Scarbath, Maryland Andy Davla, Wash. John Kreamcheck, W. ft M. Calvin Hartneii, Furman Weir Goodwin, VMI Ted Tiler, Wm.

ft Mary Blno Barrclra, Geo. Wash. Jack Klttler. Duk. Dickie Lewis, Wm.

ft Mary Red Smith, a a Iprl the backfipld voting 156 points out nf a ISO. clone behind htm were itar a a of Washington and i'' i i a a All- American Guard Candidate i a i a Nov. Soccer Champions Bocpttl, i 139 points, a roll nii ftpi-- Nick for Vll- top-ranking thp a i a a for William and Ed Mlodunzewttkl with 134 points. Marliak, last year's All-America candidate. found dtead today In the basement of dormitory.

Filer ofhet "player of thp ypar" In confer-; Radnor Township pollen reported and a i i i re- i a (: of telephone wire was rnrd-holdnr, a i about neck a i i was nn a his bodv. clad only in top; third all-ronferenre last year, a of his a a a lav beneath This baokfleld offers a "trip of pininc. i a i a a i Roretti a The Delaware County coroner's a i Wadlak and Mtodus- i office Investigated but did not i r.ewski at the halves and i i fix the cause of death. Jpwslii at The N'n. 2 a The 22-vear-oId Liotta.

a resident' i wini: i of already had been bin ks a i i i MarylHiui's T-cbosen on the Football Writers' 1 quarter-hack, Jack Scarhath. Association All-America team se- Closest competition WIIB at the lected for Look Magazine and on position where Larry i Associated Press All-Pennsyl- nf South Carolina rolled 62 points, 'vanla team. L'Hils Tnpc of 5JL' and Ted a a reported a be had of i i a and a 42. The seemed riespnmlent a Villanova close i came for the lost. to Boston College serfinri a i position behind two weeks ago.

They said nf a Forest. Elmer his depression increased when Vil- a of c. a rfipcatinR, a a was shellacked. 1n-7. by I i i in nick I i Louisiana State lar.t a a in' a a i a i Late a i a a a i i i SI.

a a i college's nched- i i i i i i in i a at uled a game at Tulsa Satur- and guards. Jack Lewis. has been cancelled. It was the Forest's fid-minute a led the i a contest nn a nine-came soiled- i 1" i as i i of ule. Villanova has won 5.

lost 3. riemson repratRd on ihe team i Liotta. 22S-pounder who was co- 112. i i was Boh Thomas captain of his team, was the most of a i and Lee 68. Ward, active of the college's players.

De- 1 a a i A i a led a i i fact a i coach. Art! the i i 144 points i Raimo, employs the platoon sys- Carolina's Joe Dudeck. i Liotta was used the, nnri team in 1550, next i i playing hoth offen i a i i a (jpfp f)t a Fi.vest i 54. N'o less a i i sea than 31 i a were, nominated. also halls from i a as a A cnach i had i a c.n his (earn woi Pictured above is the South Potomac Junior High School cer team, i of the city championship for the 1951 season.

Coached by Frank Roulette, the team lost only one contest of six played. The team won two victories from each ef Its city rivals, Washington Street Woodlsnd Way. Left to right, first row: Ringer, Weagley. Slick (captain), Byers. Rtidisill, Lockbaum; second row: Davis, Spijler, Boward, Prlntz, Miller, Fulton: third row: Zimmerman.

Everly, Long. Biggs, Scott, Schuck: fourth row: Dofflemyer, Sweifert, Bpangler, Jef- a i Bradley Withdraws From Conference Quits Missouri Loop in The Woke Of Drake's i nse i every onrl he i The hoy fords, Reid, Roulette (coach). INTRIIS BOWIE ftlSULTS riESI-- IZ.OOO; 3.jr«. It op; tar. Your Bun lid Dnalded 113 Maid Ot 110 Lady Mildred 110 Cerll M.

lie Good Pasture jxlOS Heddy B. Petmet 116 Blunt Remark xllJ RocKy Wei HO Hard To Oet 113 Torchator illl Polly 117 Ohio Boy uIOS Sheldon axlll Inchcobar 112 Dollr'l Image illo SECONH- SS.WW; 4-rtl- I 1 ifi milei. capriole 109 Qulcksel Reno Sara i Dematend 111! Lmier 109 sir Stephen FIRST 12,000: elalminj-; 3 yr. and up; 6 T.ai 3.80 LotoftitM-n, lls 4.MI a.fto Surprea.or. (Wclr) 4.SO Time 1:13 3-5.

Slmnlerland. Elected. Steplnthedark. French Artro. Pldfteon.

King Hal. Silient also SECOND 12.600; a i i 3 yr. and no: 1 I mllea. Enrly Trmfllc, 114 Clifton Md di i i a i i a I seen." i a soon a i a i in. i his i i hv liip Actipn Dan i i i who police xji a he saw i IP.IVP thp room Nrff nd 1 a a his a i tops.

i i i a from A i a lins bren roported X' duat i i a i i i a a a i i 1 1 I i a i a i a by His body. fnimrl at 12:15 p. m. jDrake i i a i John team trainer. a i i a voted collar i a said a 1 a a i a i rom- a i i i a i a a a a a A T.

hfi had nol to make i a Louiw trip i a Tulsa. and i i a Liotta a a had bppn rbospn a of Confer- to a i thr a a in the i i bpraiifle of a a i game at a a i tn act on a protest! San Francisco on Dec. 2H. i i i i i i "Bright S107 109 114 0 i (, LtSv P'-IT rive I I 1 Time-- 1:57 4.WI 2.HOJ (Dornn) 4B.W lll.Ool IC.Kk..) 1-5. Rich i i i 'fiwlnf Mate Chailova Major Jfan Knot Later Nlppinp Peaceful Scflt Our Worlri a G.

Hyopolls. i Boy. Flares a i also a Trifle for pfro I 2 5 0 1U: 1 rullei 100 DtmanrA a i i 2 lrl Free Lunch i Town xlftfl i 8-rri. A ap; DtmanrA 4.00 chftllnntx i i a Point, 113 Oleh) 13.60 Balardl Jr. 0 4 i a Grmnatt.

110 a 4.fM Pun qoddesB i 1:51 1-6. i Park. Bh 2.Jl? i Bloomlnff Sun Ti er, Luck. Lncirnn, Srnwe Creek, i i i a also ran. Arthur-Newmeyer entry.

Punt! 111 My Redemption 1109 Boh-0-I-ee illfl rasp," Rradlpy entered the Confer- enrp t'nrpp years ago. Bradley, i i i in sym- a cited several other reasons. One in a Bradley gone i for Conference football Drake and i i a were the only nuMnbers on Bradley's 1052 grid Bcliodiile. AnotluT stemmed from the f'nn- ferpiice voiding of a Rradley has a and one baseball champion- i a spveral former Bradlev hasketball players were I i a In point-rigRing scandal. The "Bright case," Which set off Drake's walkout, involved the injury of Johnny Bright, star Negro halfback, in a game, thin season with Oklahoma A M.

Bowling Results I I I elm mllti. Octavli'i Damrhter. Quillet 11.1 Whlmtin IOS Bon Lynn X114 a-Boots Haven 110 Silver Flush 108 Dependable 113 Saturday 1H a--Leh-Sutllff entry. a ffm A i i I and up; 1 mller I Marrh Chick, US yr a Blue Tall Flv i Bu, lili 7.JO Donna Soorte 118 I Keeper, 108 8.SO Mo I Sailors Choice a 1JO (Mitchell) 3.KO Oro-Cp Time 1:40. Reijrhsifn.

Feather Olnny Qal 114 1 atone, Ann's Mlatambo, Ace ilH Scholar, Muzzle, Isotope. Blazing a a a alsn ran. Jolly sta Love Lock Oil, i i a i 26 mlln.i 1 ml. Lady Advocate X113 ri 'K i Hrssle's Re Hi Flushing DuBk 1 'Blue Thistle i i Hnnion FtlnRmeup BarbarrbR xlOT 112 117 110 xllO ,110 Strcliht Oft Admiral'B Flag Teddy's Light flef's Bet Trout Kly Mad MadKe Dainty Star Walt Not I A I I i A I U'nn I I 4 MORE f) MORE DAY a DAY People are discovering the Want Ads to RENT- BUY-. SELL I RE i I i Sox I i 2ft 21 A i i i 21 Iff ''arris 22 IS HiR-li pa HIP: RnVilsr.ii.

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Our Annlwaary Hoffman Chevrolet Sales 11CE. Wavihinf M. mlln. 117 Blur Jaclt 110J Rare Mineral 117 r.umptlous Ittpl 1 Beret ffei-enty'Seven 111 a-Klng Chatter X108 a-W. Elliott entry, 1 1 I Blue Patch in sickle Eabr ion 109 J1IH lilt FIFTH a 3 yr.

and 6 furlongi. fhornllrr, a 18.30 T.OO 4.40 Illnky B. I a Z.M 2.80 Mooae Pone, 103 a 4.m 1-S. Outlsnd. i ford Sir, Fnnr Chanres, Seven League alRo a iddnti; The i I Nlthtlntale Lucky LtfS iKalcohu Dr.

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n-llr-pnut 4 e-lalmarf First pnunds ap- Ping Pong Action At Saturday Rytn tnd Charlci Baker -will meet In the boyi' ping pong flntli In the Onteen the YMCA on Saturday nicht 1:30 o'clock. The teml-flnali were run off at the last evening with, the following resulta: Ronald Ritchie TI. Granrille Ryan, won by Ryan, two out at three; Charlet Baker TI. Fred Trumpower, won by Baker, flrit two There are elfht hoy parttolpantl The ulrln' matchen will Mart next Monday evening, with uml-flnala nn Wednesday night and flnali on Brlfir G. Horn: yr.

up; 1 Ckamirlam, lug i.S» 1,88 l.JO PlMt, 111 I I a i 1.40 J.jn Ztin. 1M 8.X 8-5. BrtnU Moott, Monte, Pvolrlent tlio rtn. cltlmlnf; yr. a up: 1 mllci.

Jttt 1H (Mule) T.M 4.W Rejection Ill I Atw'a Cknlrv. IM (Dtnian) Molly Dlk Dlk, Ronne, Lillian Swyndor. White Hawk. Btlmoral, Atomic Maid, Sweep Clvan ran. BOWIE NAMES PURSE FOR JIM THORPE NOT.

(IP, 11,000 fMtind ttath kt tomorrow hu Jim boaorlic world- tammn an hli rcceotlT from a Philadelphia hoapltal, planned to attend tomorrow. trark took of Tlult Saturday evening. There are 12 girl with the ipecUl pnrie. Robert Delanln, work la to preient the trophy retary. li lUpWTliing the matrhn In the winning horie'f owner.

The fnr which there hai neen consider-, In a mile and ilitetntk I for Morwntown. W. Nov. 28 parently will face "iteamed-up" Went Virginia quintet hMe in 1M1-52 imRkethnll opener for both ichools. "They te.ll me the whole, town of a 'noiiped up' for our OP)-- Went Virginia University Couch Robert N.

(Red) Brown of one li talking about kMttni Wwt Virginia, Md WiatojM to have good enough club to Brown reminded WVtT that (are Mountaineers plenty of trouble tn tot What goes into a bottle of beer Malt, hops, yeast-and water. Beer is about water. That's why the kind of water that beer is brewed with is so important--Ask any Old Export drinker-he'll say We told it this way back in the '30s still saying it in 1951, the biggest year in our "Mountain Water Makes the Difference UNION MAD! MOUNTAIN WATER MAKES THE DIFFERENT.