The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

THE DAILY IN TEW TtKK KATISHn MONTANA SA11 ItDtV KMIH It 1 lM MID WEST PACES NATION ON AP ALL AMERICA TEAM AU Sections Of Country Land National Honors or 1931 Grid Stars Notre Dame Players Voted As Best In Three Positions By Alan Could (Aiuoelntcd Press Sporta Editor) New York Doe As the smoko from the barrage of All America ballots cleared away to day the great mid west emerged with a clenr cut ml vantage over nil rival sections on the football battle fields Repenting their conquesU of I'KIO the outstanding stars of the Amer ican midlands carried off six: of the eleven positions oh the All America consensus compiled by The cinted Press (roin the ballots nf sporta writers mid editors in all parts of the country The south nnd far west each of which disputes the mid uestB claims to team supremacy gained two po sitions npiece The lone eastern representative on the eleven is Wil liam Barry Wood Jr captain nnd the outstanding choice of the nation for tins quarterback role occupied for the previous two years by rank Carideo of Notre Dame Schwarts Ropsati Notre Dame with three places and Northwestern with two dupli cate their achievements in the 1930 Associated Press balloting The all star representatives of the ighting Irish are Marehmont Schwartz in the backfield Captain Tom Ynrr nt center and rank Huff man at guard Northwestern placed Pug Rentner among the ball car riers nnd Dallas Marvil nt tackle The sixth mid western honor mnn is 212 pound Captain Clarence Munn The south furnishes the two All i Ok I pl Jxk munn A Minnesota) Mv HorrMAN wB 'V Notre Dame wL ward ft Mt fir? ft! jr iiih scnvX" Notre Dame Jte Ara wB DARyMPLE RENTNER 'Northwestern ILBz BACK America ends in Captain Herald Dalrymple of Tulnne nnd Vernon (Catfish) Smith colorful performer The far contributions to the first team are Erny Pinekert atnr blocking back of the Univer sity of Southern California nnd Paul Schwcgler great tackle of the University of Washington Dalrymple Second In Votes The results of The Associated Press balloting in the seventh an nual consensus since Walter death indicate striking sup port for several of the choices Schwartz was voted the out standing back With 255 votes out of a possible 270 Dalrymple was not far behind in total votes with 225 and Munn with 201 rated as the outstanding lineman Rentner with 211 voles and Wood with 218 also were over whelming favorites Leadership of the mid west was maintained in the selection of sec ond and third All Amcrica teams So California i Hi fe i A MARVIL 7ACKLE fg fa smith vVARRNolrcDamc W00D Harvarl ENTER 'QUARTERBACK WaghingEon 7dGfZr Of the total of 33 players placed 11 go to the mid west eight to the cast five to the south five to the far west ami one to the southwest Lost year the mid west led with 11 while the far west gained nine places the east eight the south four and southwest one rimkert By A Nose The principal contests in the 1931 balloting involved the fourth backfield position and the second tackle job Pinekert the only re peater besides Schwartz needed strong closing support to stiff arm such fine rivals ns Gene McEver of Tennessee Don Zimmerman Of Tu lane and Hart Vivlnno of Cornell for the post of honor with WoodSchwartz and Rentner Not far behind these performers in the roundup of ballots were Bill Morton of Dartmouth the second team choice for quarterback Carl Cramer Ohio flashy sopho more Orville Mohler of Southern California Weldon (Speedy) Mason of Southern Methodist ami Albie Booth of Yale All of these stars placed on the All America squad All Amcrica Teams Of Past 1931 All America Team GAME LAW CASES 1930 Votes End ANNOUNCEMENT Reduction Sale (By Associated Press) Pinekert Compare Our Prices With Others i sandlots ot boutn Bend to tatce ms for Michigan pace Bmong the great of baseball extraordinary of the University of he lugged the ball I Southern California and March jay for an average WE SELL WHITE SEWING MACHINES Discount Until 24 We repair all makes of machines and guar antes all work try lb 3b If Moe Oregon Krause Gonzaga Ray' Yunevich Purdne Moffat Stanford 80 211 In and If you buy ft in a storo Inter Lake r)O 81 58 4 8 68 76 43 every game the game in his Trojan drubbing last by beating UlllC 1 1) 1 1 1 ll i i UkllSUilliy JlSlVil Berryman Henwood of the Missouri T' Wrson lives in a remote section ONE TIME BASEBALL STAR GIVES MODERN ALL TIME CHOICES Votes61 S3 63 (By Artwciatod Press) Jefferson City Mo Dec An other football casualty was listed recently in the person ol 1928 ranklin St and a of the VOTES 225 116 201 190 102 91 160 218 The Kalispell Stock Exchange located at 305 Main Street open ed up Thursday morning under direct supervision of Graham of Portland Oregon who is connected With various Brokerage Houses nnd who hns bad ninny years experience in investments Quotation are received of the New York Stork Exchange reg ularly durin? the day nnd the public is now given the opportunity of recniving quick service on the market as well ns to receive good advice in their investments There are many good opportunities to make good sound in vestments today if the public will take advantage of them Drop in and talk them over You are Under no obligation supreme court He broke finger nnd bruised himself playing with his eight year old son proud owner of a new pigskin Northwestern Hickman and Rabat of Wisconsin leaders but the list of guards also included RES'DEXCE Little Roclt Ark Laurel Delaware Minneapolis Minn Dahob Washington Seattle Washington Raymond Washington Macon Georgia Milton Maraachusctts Bay St Lnnis Mi San Bernardino Calif Joliet Illinois (By Associated Press) New York Dec 5 Two great backs and old rivals in one of the outstanding intersection al contests for the second straight year find themselves running mates on The Associated Press All Amer ica team They are Erny Pinekert blocker i 49 44 41 73 38 24 32 35 3 mont Schwartz who in the opinion i of an overwhelming majority of ex perts is the outstanding ball car rier of the year This Is the last year of football for both Schwartz intends to re turn to the Notre Dame law school next year but will be ineligible for further competition Pinekert who is taking a course in art and archi tecture will be graduated before another football season rolls around Both backs arc finishing three years of competition and both have been outstanding in played this year which Pinekert mates avenged a 27 0 year by Notre Dame (By Associated Press) Dillon Dee Charged with kill ing Inoose Howard Peterson is I hero awaiting arraignment (By Associated Press) South Bend Ind Dec 5 Who are the greatest all time baseball players and who are the greatest modern players? Rube Vickers who rose from the sandlots of South Bend to take his JUDGE CASUALTY AT OOTBALL 1 Has one more venr of competition SECOND TEAM and College Cronkite Kansas Aggies urth Notre Damn Evnna Northwestern 1929 esler Ohio State Sleight Purdue Canno Notre Dame Ticknnr Harvard Schwartz Calif Nasurski Minn HUI Iff XX 1(3 I VII I 1 Donchess Pitt Marehmont Schwartz Notre Damn Carideo Notre Dnme Erny Pinekert Southern California Cagle Army Ernest Rentner Northwestern () Uansa Pitt Holm Alabama Now having a great deal more furniture stoves and floor coverings oh hand at this time of year than business warrants we are going to sell at real low prices the entire stock up to the holidays End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle End Quarterback Back Back Back gives his opiinon His old time team: Hal Chase lb Napoleon Lajoie 2b Jimmy Collins 3b Honus Wagner ss Tyrus Cobb If Joe Jackson cf Willie Keeler rf Louis Crieger Johnny Kling Rube Waddell Walter Johnson Christy Mathewson Mordecai Brown Sam Crawford utility His modern team: Bill lerry rank risch 2b Pie Traynor Joe Cronin ss! Al Simmons Kiki Cuyler cf Babe Ruth rf Mickey Cochrane Robert Grove George Earnshaw Jess Haines Wesley errell Paul Waner utility A GRIITH ijf 703 ourth Avenue East The Log Roller Many an autobiography Is little more than a novel with the author's favorite character as the hero Wash ington Star Special Christmas Gift December Carolina TACKLES Riley Northwestern Krause Notre Dnme Sokolis and Colehower Pennsylvania Chris Martinez Zorrilla Cornell Quatse Pittsburgh: Bell Oliia State Hardv Harvard Wilbur Yale Vaught Texas Christian Blanton Texas Johnson end Wall ing Utah McLean University of Colorado Edwards Washington State Saunders Tennessee Mackesey Brown Smith Southern California Torrance Louis iana State Patton Sewanee Godfrey Alabama Lom bardi Syracuse Wright Kentucky Sarausky West ern Maryland Concannon New Yorx University GUARDS Leathers and Maddox Georgia Scaf flde Tulane McGrory Colorado College Dobofsky Georgetown Krajcovic Maryland Zyntell Holy Cross Horwitz Chicago Zeller Indiana Underwood Navy Trice Army Rotan Yale Kastalnsek Virgin ia Military Koster Nebraska Oates Oklahoma Ag gies: Corbus Stanford Croft Utah Steponovlch St CENTERS MacDuffee Columbia Penny Cornell Hammer Oregon State: Reiss Virginia Vrancs Utah Aggies Krueger Marquette Dncanis Carnegie Lodrigucs Tulane Tuttle Naw Chalmers New York University Miller Purdue Downes Boston Col off the 16 14 in the final quarter Schwartz was the out standing player on the field He gained SO yards averaging nearly five yards a trip In the early season game in which Northwestern fought Notre Dame to a 0 0 tie in a sea of mud Schwartz also averaged five yards every time He punted that lnv for nn averncre of 46 vards with a wet heavy hall He dominated all other games in which the Ram blers appeared Pinekert all season has been the key of the Trojan attack which has been unstoppable following fin opening game defeat by St This year as during his other two seasons of varsity play he has been in almost all of every game ITU fnlonto Knvo boon nsod nioatlv in blocking though in the time he has harried the ball he has made substantial yardage He is not called on to carry more often be cause the Trojans have nobody capable of filling his shoes in bowl ing over the defense Barry Wood Choice! As Quarterback Of Team l9At i uvnry vr Oosterbaan Michigan Joseph i i Investment Brokers Main Street Phone 23 urniture Exchange Phone 354 Kalispell I burgh was bumbled that day by the Ramblers The Notre Dame captain1 had a big margin in the actual votes Many Brilliant Backs So bright and numerous were the backfield luminaries that the limitation of the All America squad to 1 2 leaves a flock of stars with nothing better to show than an entry in the list Down in West Virginia they re i gat'd Clff Battles ot West Virginia Wesleyan as a combination ot Grange and Cagle But Toscani of St similarly impressed all who saw him perform on the Pacific Coast for the team that beat South ern California and California on suc cessive Saturdays Monnett ran wild 1 btate Jack Crickard was a slashing ball carrier for Harvard So were Jack erraro Cornell sophomore Ralph Hewitt ot Columbia and Jim Murphy of ordham Minnesota par tisans likened Manders to Joesting and Ntgurski of All America fame Notre Dame Dominates or the past three years Notre Dame has so far dominated the All America selections as to double tha number of entries from any other institution Eight places have been won by the ighting Irish aggrega tions of 1929 31 including Schwartz twice and Carideo twice Northwest ern has won four places while two each have been gained by Minnesota Harvard Pittsburgh Southern Cali fornia Alabama and Ohio State Wilson Washington Oberlander Dartmouth Nevers Stanford Horwitz of Chicago Zyntell of Cross and Zeller of Indiana Yarr's only real rivals in the bal loting for center were Ralph Daugh erty of Pittsburgh and Maynard Mor rison of Michigan Experts who have seen all three perform are sharply! divided in opinion Several cXpress Bart Viano Cornell HONORA Bl MENTION i ENDS Jose Martinez Zorrilla Cornell Moss Pur dne Rasky N'o're Dame Haynes Tulane Cavalier! and Colucci Holy Cross Hageman Harvard Barres Yale Donner Dartmouth King Army Williamson and Howitt Michigan Templeton Iowa State Saw yer Brown Halligan William Alary llugret New York University Wollendorf A Clark Utah Winter Oregon: Bernier Gonzaga! Koontz Southern Methodist Sparling Southern California Collins Ohio University Rihlctt Pennsylvania Smith and Dalrymple easily proV belief Daugherty out played ed the class of the ends riding along i'arr they met on the gridiron 'on a tidal wave ot votes Cnptainial evpn thOlRh vr i burdl was hnmhlpd that ihv hv I Henry vroiiKiic ol ransas ana Captain Johnny Orsi of Colgate gain ed strong support as did Garrett Ar of Southern California comparative stranger to the league" ballyhoo red elber University of North Dakota star end Jose Martincz Zorilla attracted widespread atten tion among the critics So did the opera twins" of Holy Cross Cavalieri and Colucci Marvil was well ahead of tha field in the final tabulation of votes for i tackle but Schwegler of Washington 1 had a strenuous time gaining the decision on the other side of the line ine tackles were numerous espec tally in the mid west Kurth and Krause of Notre Dame Riley of Northwestern MacMurdo and Quatse of Pittsburgh Price of the Army and Rhea of Nebraska all caught the eye of the experts Kurth especially ran strong and camo close to giving Notre Dame a fourth string spot in the All America lineup Baker Closes Strong Munn and Hoffman were the out standing choices for guards although this position also developed strong backing for a number of good men (Johnny Baker of Southern Califor nia undoubtedly would have given either first string choice a stronger (run if he had performed against all rivals as he did in playing the heroic role against Notre Dame Evans ot of Tennesse other I noteworthy Hake Pennsylvania James Evnna Northwesterir Webster Yale 1 Ralph Daugherty Pittsburgh ilettencnurt St 11 r' S( Jan es MacMurdo Pittsburgh NotlC John Orsi Colgate Amy William Morton Dartmouth Shiver Georgia Donald Zimmerman Tulane Spears Vanderbilt Eugene McEver Tennessee weiih Pittsburgh Drury Co California Joesting Minnesota 1925 Qosterbaan Michigan Weir Nebraska Diehl Dartmouth McMillan Princeton Stuihahn Yale Chase Pittsburgh Tully Dartmouth Grange Illinois I Schiele Missouri White Chattanooga Laviyl South I The I AND COLLEGE Gerald Dalrymple Tulane Dallas Marvil Northwestern 'Clarence Munn Minnesota Thomas Ynrr Notre Dame I rank (Nordyl Hoffman Notre Dame Paul Schwegler of Washington Vernon Smith Georgia Burry Wood jr Harvard this Big Hole basin between Wisdom nnd Wise river Everct Warner arrested at Wis dom on a charge of killing an elk iu iv restricted urea today entered a READ THE CLASSIIED pk ot not guilty THIRD TEAM Plmer and College Gnrrott Arbclbido So Calif L'igh Rhea Nebraska Herman Hickman Tennessee Maynard Morrison Michigan Gregory Kabat Wisconsin John Price Army red elber of Dakota Carl Cramer Ohio State Albert Booth jr Yale Weldon Mason Southern Meth Orville Mohler So California lege Muellerllle St Louis: Young Oklahoma Gra coy Vanderbilt Williamson Southern California McDanleh California Ncblelt Georgia Tech Hawley Davis Elkins Crawley Wichita Chilberg Sn rancisco QUARTERBACKS Dawson Tulane Downds Georgia: Parker Yale Tolesco Utin erraro Cor nell Shaver Southern California O'Connell Holy Cross MacDougall Minnesota Anderson Oklahoma White Colorado Aggies Hess randolph Macon letcher St Hewitt and Montgomery Colum bia Wolfe South Carolina BACKS Olson Northwestern Christensen Utah Gill California Toscani iSt Mary's Hufford Wash ington Roberts Mott and Key Georgia Tech Cain Alabama Hitchcock Auburn Kline Cornell Chal mers Maryland Abee and McNamara New York Unlvetsity Murphy ordham Crowley and Lassiter Yale Crickard Harvard McCall Dartmouth Heller and Reider Pittsburgh Armentrout Carnegie Ver ina Pennsylvania Wilson Washington 4 Jefferson Campiglio West Liberty Battles West Virginia Wds leyan Bush Massncrusctts State Schlutns Wesleyan University Bonner and Johnson Temple Winters Davis Elkins Garbarg Allegheny Mattox Wash ington Lee Stecker Army Thomas Virginia Moran and ishel Syracuse Hinchman Ohio State Sansen Iowa Weller Haskell Anker Kansas Ag gies Sauer and Kreigingcr 'Nebraska LaBovo Drex el Hinkle Bucknell Grossman Rutgers Wheaton De Pauw Parsaca Detroit Sisk Marquette West fall Ohio Wesleyan Stafford Texas Grefe Iowa State Manders Minncsotta Monnett and Eliowitz Michigan State Koken Shnekotski and Mellnkovich Notre Dante Pilkington Tulsa Willis Smith Idaho Griflin Nevada nolds Colgate Schwartz inish Careers In Blaze Of Glory pos age hgt wgt End 22 5 10 174 Tackle 20 6:03 233 Guard 23 5 1 0 li 212 Center 22 5:1 1 1 97 Guard 21 6:02 20 1 Tackle 20 6:01 193 End 23 6:02 1 80 Qua rlci back 21 6 1 17j Back 22 5:1 1 167 Back 23 5:1 1 194 Back 20 6:01 185 esler Ohio State End Sing Alabama Tackle Meb'rcr Notre Dame Guard Tick inr Harvard Center Woodworth Northwestern Guard Edwards Wash State Tackle Baker Northwestern End Carideo Notre Dame Quarterback Schwartz Notre Dame Halfback Pinekert Southern Calif Halfback I Macaluso Colgate ullback I Pbmiitercning Michigan Tackle Burke Navy Guard Howe Princeton Center Post Stanford Guard Speer Georgia Tech Tackle I Van Sickle lorida End I Clark Colorado College Quarterback Cagle Army Halfback Carroll Washington Halfback I Strong New York University ullback i 1926 Hanson Syracuse End Wickhorst Navy Tackle Gonnoughton Georgetown Guard i Bocringcr Notre Dame Center Shively Illinois Guard Sprague Army Tackle Winslctt Alabama End riedman Michigan Quarterback i Baker Northwestern Halfback Kaer So California Halfback Joesting Minnesota ullback.