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League Over Foes By EINSTEIN iBternationaXNews Service Sports Writer NEW great football players from the Cleveland Browns IFOU their way today onto the 22- sian two-platoon all-professional football team picked by International News Service from the ranks both the National Football League yjd the All-America Conference. The four Cleveland End Mac Speedie, Tackle Lou Rymkus and Quarterback Otto Gra- aam, and defensive Center Lou the A.A.C, the biggest representation from a single team. But overall, the National Leaguii placed 12 players to 10 for its- founger rival. This should not be taken as too Important a figure, however, since the N.F.L. has- 10 teams to the A.A.C's seven.

Graham Js Named The starting offensive bftckfield of Graham, Buffalo's Chet and two National Leaguers, Steve Van Buren of Philadelphia and Tony Cariadeo of Green Bay, is as handsome an attacking body as one con Id possibly choose; For the defensive backfield, the hoys who pirate the passes and scurry back with the in the headlines, perhaps, but vital to their team's first call. Thus belated recognition went' to Emlen Tunnell of the New York X.F.L.) Giants, Herman Weelemeyer of the Baltimore (A.A.C.) Colts, Don Doll of the Detroit (N.F.L.) Lions and Jim Cason of the San Francisco (A.A.C.) Forty-Niners. Wistert Selected Behind the Browns, the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles of the National League came next with three Buren, Tackle Alfert Wistert (brother of Michigan's 33-year-old collegiate all- American) and End Pete Pihos. The Fprty-Niuers, Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears and Los Angeles GRID Earl Blaik smiles in background as Army end and captain, John Trent, accepts August V. Lambert Trophy from Kenry L.

Lambert in New York. For the fifth time in six years, Red Blaik's sound offense paid off the Cadets taking the trophy emblematic of eastern football supremacy. Wieland's Beer is currently en- 227-207; J. D. Adams, 204; Jack joying the spoils of first place in team standings of the Major League at the Bakersfield Bowling Academy.

Scores were: "Wieland's, 2 to 1 over Kirny Vacuum; Schlitz Beer, 2 tol over Pyrenees: Salsbury Cleaners, 2 to 1 over Mission Buffet: Apex Cocktail Lounge, 2 to 1 over El Morocco; Fontana Pie Shop, 2 to 1 over Advance Electric, and Wickersham's, 3 to 0 over Miller and York. Dick Curran turned in a 628 Rams placed two players each, and series and Ray turned in a 217 one spot apiece went to Green Bay, Detroit, Pittsburgh, New York ga me. Other high games were turned in Giants, Chicago Cards, Baltimore John Cavin; Joe Santiago, 204; Val Yaienti, 208; Bill Kelly, 202; Arlyn Abrarns, 203: Orv Mathews, 202; Doc Heath, 213; Ed Pointer, 214-209; Bob Carney, 201; T. Ray, and New York Yankees. The International News Service all-professional' football team for 194ft: Offense Pos.

Defense M. Speedie, Clev. P. Pihos, Phila. A.

Seals, S. Sprinkle. Chi. A. WiPtert.

Phil J. Kissell, Buf. L. Rymkus, Huff'an, L.A.R 'W. Serini.

Chi. firs. Hogan. Pitts. J.

Signaisro. N.T. Tk. Lizetch.L.R. R.

V. Rannia. Chi. Crd. C.E.

G. 0. Graham, Clev Saban; Cleve. C. Ball.

Van Buren, Philo. D. Doli. Detroit r. Canadeo, Grn.

B. J. Cason, S. F. urpnse Continued From Page 27 for the distinction of having most greatly upset pre-season calcula- tions.

Louisiana State, which won 8 Sugar Bowl assignment by walloping such home-conference luminaries as Rice, Tulane and North Moore, 205; Don Silvey, 200; Jim Mull, 211; De De Berry, 212: Gene Waldraip, 215; Ed White, 213 and Led Callahan, 211. Postal Post 717 is still first in the Service Club 'League at the Bakersfield Bowling Academy. Scores were: Elk's No. 2, 4 to 0 over K.C.U.H.S.; Kiwanis Builders, 3 to 1 over City School's Men's Club; Bakersfield Lions, 4 to 0 over Lamont Lions: Postal Post, 4 to 0 over K.C. Fire Department, and Elk's Club No.

1, 3 to 1 over Kern Kiwanis. John Calvin turned in a 591 series and a 226 game. Other high games were turned in by Ivan Tarr, 214: Sam Ming, 230; Ken Kane, 209; Art Hefner, 206; Gene. Waldram, 201; Jim Edwards, 214-205; John Doughty, 209; T. Ray, 208 and Ed Pothler.

203. Florida Proposal By ALEX KAHN United Press Sports Writer LOS Henry R. (Red) Sanders, a man who should be sitting on top ol the world, was as worried as any football coach has ever been today as he- debated with himself whether he should stay, at ILG.L.A. or accept a lucrative offer from Florida. Sanders was otf ered the job after Raymond CBear) Wolf resigned as Florida coach last night following his fourth unsuccessful season at the Southeastern Conference school.

As. soon as it became known that Sanders was considering the job, a mob -of U.C.L.A. students, complete with brass band, marched to his home to plead with him to remain here, Sanders would not comment, but only told them, "Who said I was leaving here?" Sanders Embarrassed But regardless of his decision, Sanders was embarrassed both for himself and the university, which in one year under his tutelage has assumed a major position in the footbalFworld. He would not even admit, he had been approached by Florida until he received word that resigned, Sanders, an outspoken coach who believes in saying honestly what he feelsris dissatisfied with the material available for him at U.C.L.A. The school's high scholastic requirements have kept numerous topnotch players away and the outlook is not bright for the future.

The square-jawed coach frankly says he is not dangling the Florida offer as bait for more money, Kern Gridders Win Berths Continued From Page 27 est runner. He hits with a low drive and a lot of shoulder. An all-valley team without Moore would be absurd. It was not hard to select the backs, Each is a fouehdown threat each time he packs the ball. Each is a team leader.

Combined the quartet possesses height, weight, speed and great -versatility. Spectacular Ends On the line was as spectacular a pair of prep ends as has ever been witnessed by this writer. Howell of East Bakersfield is not an end, he's a phantom. The glue- fingered flanker caught passes which were seemingly impossible to grasp. He was an inspirational standout and a team player all the way.

He is also being boosted for All-America honors. His all- valley partner, Alfaro, is another corker when it comes to palming passes. Alfaro is tall and rangy. He plays an outstanding game on defense as well as offense. At the tackle berths were Bakersfield's pillar of strength, Brown.

The husky tackle plugged and opened gaps for the Drillers all season. His play was always lauded by the opposing team! He is regarded a great college prospect Brown is also being boomed for All-America honors. Boghosian of Fresno was awarded the other spot. He's a hard-charger and a good tackier. Outstanding Guards Continued From Page 27 Rose Bowl, we understand.

He played against both on defense, a good judging Gifford is going out for track in the spring. He's a javelin prospect. He tossed the spear about 135 feet his first toss. James Radoumis, father of Jimmy Radoumis of the Kern County Chamber of Commerce and ace publicity man for the Shrine Potato Bowl game, witnessed his first football game Saturday night. Out of 210 draft choices at the minor league meeting at Baltimore, Lew Matliu of the Bakersfield Indians has 207th said.

What price championship. Tommy Howell, East Bakersfield High School's end, will get his pic ture in a statewide oil publication as result of his nomination for gridiron honors by The Ed Simonseu didn't lose the coin toss to Taft Jaycee after all. He won campus were that he had been offered a fat increase to return south. Sanders and Johns conferred for more than an hour yesterday prior to the student rally at the coach's nifi. Johns said he had nothing to announce but frankly admitted U.C.L.A.

wanted to keep Sanders. Other U.C.L.A. sources, said there was a 50-50 chance of Sanders remaining. It was presumed he would have to receive a raise of several thousand dollars yearly and a promise of a real drive for better material. The spontaneous outburst, of the students was unique ia U.C.L.A.

athletic history. Some 2000 students led by a brass band gathered in the courtyard in front of Sanders' apartment and cut loose with a din that could be heard for miles around. The students tarried placards pleading with "Red" to stay. "Are you going to Florida?" the students asked. "Who said I was leaving anyway retorted Sanders.

don't think any football coach is worth this much excitement." Tate of Merced and Silvani were outstanding at their guard positions. Silvani put on some of the hardest charges witnessed here all season. Tate is a giant of a guafd and was the star of Merced's freakish guard around. Both are also team leaders. The center spot was a battle royal with Wright of Merced finally edging out York of Bakersfield and Bob Pappendrof of Roosevelt.

Wright was a defensive standout as well as turning in a good game on Gator offense. York was used mainly on RACE ENTRIES AT By United Press Entries. for Wedneedjiy. December 7. Ciaar and faat.

Post claiming. 3-year-olda and up, I Brevity Mon xFire Away xBirdcage Candy Bob xToppuro Magic News Massal Warrior 114 Shesabara 165 Secret Plight 117 xFamed Goldie 109 sBolo Pat 108 xEplBcur 114 Sir Bonny 108 Judge 114 xWiae Kay 114 106 109 109 114 114 111 2-year-olds, 6 fnrlonss. xa.Ta.ir O'Doon Dist. Attorney spyer Run Ruvern Hay Raker xRecord Sigh Fancy 109 sGipsy 109 117 xMy Sea 115 112 106 111 xCatc.hum Andy 109 114 xKinRbolt 109 105 xLHUe Dixie IOS 106 aBnussy 111 Cinnamon Bread 111 WatrouB-Ef Peco Ranch entry. claiming.

3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongt. sRialta Glorious Girl xWinout Ripple Over BullfiDite xB'ar Land Brown Jr. Car a Dura 108 Crazy Minstrel '113 116 Toddy 116 111 Dark Achates 116 116 Joe Burger 116 1T3 xAll Velvet 108 111 zArlie 108 113 xEndowah 108 116 xVaidina Czar 111 3-year-oJds and up. bred in California, 6 furlongs.

xCuffie Sinaloa xMiss Tapper xPowrie Tirade 109 xPhantom 112 111 Comcatchme 114 106 Wise Coach 114 109 xRoee Zam 109 108 War Secret 112 allowances, 3-year-olds and up. 1 miles. xaNew Frontier 168 xMario's Pride 110 Cisco Gale 112 Preserve 113 106 115 108 xaHorae Flight 110 xPeach Cobbler 107 xSonic Speed Pea Soup llg Hoodlum xWar Edict A. Klipstein entry. claiming, and up.

1 mile 70 yards. xMohair xStylish Air xCabbie Boy xBarqual 113 Little Kip 112 Cancanier 108 xJade Lad 111 Dick's Agent- laforgfolfr (jlallfimtlatt Tuesday, Dectmbsr 6,1949 29 RACE ENTRIES AT By United Press Entries for Wednesday. December 7. Cloudy and fast. Post 1:45 p.m.

GE.S.T.), claiming, 3-year-olds and up, furlonss. Jolly GreroiJn Mel Cavano Miss Miami Scotlyn Little Jan Muchas Gracias 112 xThiak So 115 Susies Gift 109 Willis 115 xSilver Tray 11 112 Pleito Sweet Hope 112 xxJustasnaek 115 115 101 115 106 104 105 xMisboys Sugar 104 Pigeon Express 115 claiming', fillies and mares, and up, 6 furlongs. xFlossie Lassie xLismora 106 xLucky 106 Cafe Singer Can't Catch Me 117 xAraby Queen 109 114 106 IOS 114 109 114 ciaimine, and xCatchwetsta Good' Hostess Beth B's First 106 Foxey Rose 111 Survey IOS xHyting Belmonv Beauty 114 Gay Ten up. 6 furlongs. Sure Gift xKnightH Hill Jaeopolot Irish Wash 118 Andy's Chance 112 107 Don Coventry IIS 112 Kquisun 115 115 RACE RESULTS AT ens.

1 mile, 70 yards. 3-year-old maid- Carta Valonte 117 (Parnein S.fifl 2.3n Bravo Coaster US (Domer.ico) 4.10 2.30 Overhead 115 (Laeswell) 2-10 Time: 1:47 Also: Cee Bar. Miss Balance. War Gyn. Holly Broker's Val, Battlepowder.

Keu- Toubo. 2ND $2000. claiming-. 3-year-oMs and up. maidens.

I mile. 70 yards. Willy's Reward, 113 (Shoemaker) 5. SO Frank T. 113 (Giffordl 3.30 2.30 S.SO Ends Weil 115 (Volzke) fi.CO Time: 1:46 Pauline.

Fourth Fiddle. Bon Bernard. Breeze Away, Kohu, Sunny Tim, Iron Lash. Don'tbarme. Power Stroke, Daily Double paid $28.30, claiming, 3-year-olda ang UP.

6 furlongs. War Coin 114 (Matthews) 4.40 3.1ft 3.70 2.9ft 4.SO 4TH $1300. allowances, 2-year-old maidens. 6 furlongs. xHygros Wonder 113 Beau Gab I'm Don Dan Jr.

Evening 1 Cape Diamond Lane Its xGarbla 118 Madcap Mary 315 Bickett 115 its 113 115 US claiming, 3-year-olds and up, -S furlonsrs. Upgrade 109 xTnned Up xHbt ami High 107 Spiteful Sue Illustrate 109 Mrs. Valenti Sunsation 112 104 109 109 handicap, 3-year-olds and Surging Over 116 (Gtisson) War Secret 117 tBurgin) Time: 3:13 Also: Fleeting Image. Whatueallum, Lady Lassator, Miss Katene, Pronto Wash. 4TK J2000, claiming, S-year-oMs, furionsrs.

Competing Lady 112 (Litzenberg) .40 Deep Mystery 118 115 (Porter) 3. SO 2.73 6.19 3.30 Time: 1:15 Also: Hollyson. Salty Bubble, Kins Count, Cable Car. KOOO. claiming, 3-year-olda and up, 1 miles, Shasta Goal 114 (Peterson) 37.30 fi.SO 3.

On to Victory 109 (Shoemaker) 7.20 up, 6 furionsrs. Walkie Talkie Afton Prince Cotton Joe Vamanos Pilot Sig 117 (Glisson) 2.59 113 Bar Dal 100 Tidy Sum 107 MasKet 112 Time: 1:45. 1.06 Also: Battle Cloud. Port Engineer, 120 Strega, Jolly Jumbuck. 104 claiming.

S-year-olds, and up. 1 miles. 117 Token Reward 112 Soiater 11T US allowances, 3-year-olds and up. 8 furlongs. xThe Gike aJovianne xPleezwynne aWheatfield Vf.

D. Rorex-Z. T. Addington entry. claiming, 3-year-olds and 107 xJehn's Prida 107 116 xHuon Kid 106 103 Stubbs II ill 112 M'Dearsy 109 up.

1 miles. aTe Wa 109 Top Speed xPretext 108 xGallalrue Bright Scholar 117 aFrank Munns xTaters Preface 112 Mr, Shower 113 H3 117 113 C. E. Price-Mrs. C.

C. Cate entry. (Substitute race to used if necessary) 12000, claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 1 miles.

i M.J. JLA WJ proved a stjrong second Taft had to piay Boise Am the Saturdav night Jack 11 j.r\ fvnii 1 1 Prost, Bakersfield College coach, shook hands with Noah the Taft Cougars. Curti said, "Why didn't you win the toss?" Spud Harder says the new state rulings on state college athletics don't mean any great change. It will keep the schools-from subsidizin. high-priced coaches, however.

choice among the balloteers. Virginia and Pittsburgh were tied for third, each having been singled out by five voters as the surprise package of the campaign. California and Ohio State, who will meet in the Rose Bowl, each received four votes, California winning 10 straight on power football. Other teams, which received at least one vote for having done the unexpected were Baylor, Maryland, T.C.L.A., Princeton, Southern CaL, Villanoya, Oregon State, Rice, Kentucky, Santa Clara, Purdue. Army, Notre Daine, College of the Stanford, Michigan State and Gannon College of Erie, Pa.

Bob Murphy After Knockout No. 36 LOS Voted the "biggest flop" in the who will guide the all-star same poll was Vanderbilt, closely pressed in order by Minnesota and Tulane. Center Score COLLEGE PARK, Md. (HE) of Maryland centers Jim Brasher and Jake Rowden both scored touchdowns Virginia this year, against West Grimes Chosen for All-Star Battle LOS Bjlly Grimes of the Los Angeles Don.s will play in the All-America Conference all-star game December artist Bob Murphy of an Dieg( faces Lloyd Gibson, N.B.A. heavy weight champ Ezzard Charles' chie sparring partner, tonight in the 10-round feature at Olympic Audi torium.

Murphy, a natural light-heavy weight''who intends to fight heavy 17 in the Houston, Texas, Shamrock Bowl. New York Yankees Coach Reel pionship team, advised Doiwofficials yesterday of Grimes' selection. The game, sponsored by oilman future, boasts a Glenn McCarthy, will match a vvei ut in picked tram from six of the A.A.F.C. record of 35 knockouts in 42 fights teams against either Cleveland or Tonight's bout against the Cincin San Francisco, who meet Sunday I nati Negro is Murphy's heavyweight for the title. debut.

Enjoy fne whSsfcey that's dad you couid foin pouring grand-fasting OLD IROOK Whot richness! What smooJhnsss! I'm sure glad you coiled me "over on the SUNNY BROOK side!" SUNNY BROOK BRAND IOOK FOR THIS WATCHMAN ON EVERY McKiSSON RO88INS, INC. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS GRAIN NEUT8AL SPIRITS offense. York, however, is only a junior. Pappendorf was a first string All-City selection. Second Stringers Named to the second string were several All-City first Ellings worth Cooley of Edison, Guard Richard Yency of Roosevelt, Guard Charles Tessendore of Roosevelt and Back, Chester White of Edison.

All-Southern San Joaquin League honorees, Pollard of Wasco and Frederick of Delano, were named in the second team backfield. Pollard Was a brilliant back on a small club. He played his heart out each game. White brought Edison out of despair. He's greased lightning.

Olive, Bakersfield tackle, played hard and well. He tackled almost anywhere on the field and his blocking opened the way for many touchdowns. Gutierrez of Madera standout. He started against Bakersfield for the valley title as a sophomore. He stays low and hits hard.

Desert Lady Golden Glint Double Best Etaf Clarissa Eagle Hawk Must-I-Tel! Ill Blue Ripple 113 114 xTar Nation 109 UK xLord Onslaught 1R9 107 xTotal Victory 109 107 xEniz Brooks 10R 114 Racy Fly i -110 114 allowance claimed. Listed according to post positions. RACE ENTRIES AT TROPICAL PARK By United Press Entries for Wednesday, December Clear and fast. Post, 1:30 p.m. tE.S.T.) 3-year-olds and up, 8 furlongs: Day 108 zBimont 115 Jack 111 Buster Maedic 118 xSweet Streak Reno Upstart claiming-, up, 1 miles.

110 xxMiss 105 115 20 CO, furlones. claiming, 2-year-olds 8 3-year-olds and Rotamal 118 Sutton Place Town Man in Bet Nebraska 112 Oood Genii 109 Dagette 109 Top Serret 112 Montree 112 xPJoburk 113 xxF Eye log Bay Acre IIS Santa Rosenna 112 Wee W.ee Marie 109 xCassina SpanaQua. J21 Wise Tiger 113 111 xStar Graduate 11R Don O'Sullivan 115 xx- poat positions. A.C.C. Listed according to ELIGIBILITY CASE SET FOR JAN.

16 on the eligibility case of Star Quarterback Ed Demirjian of Muir Junior College today had been postponed until January 16. Counsel for both Demirjian and the Western States Conference, defendants in the suit, agreed to the postponement. Mr. Kilroy Miss Yam 116 xxDunder 110 Sanchilla 113 103 110 xFourteen Grand 111 Black Mittens ill Much Pleasure Gloam Major Play Penny Reward 111 xRampajreous j11 111 Virginia RW 107 118 Poi 113 110 She's Got It 111 claiming, 3-year-olds and UD. 6 furlonRs: Jet Propelled Neddiecan xPopna George xxGildsie Rablim Gay Reveler TOD Hope xxGood Fun 108 Floral Trail 113 116 xxTliird Man 101 .105 Linwood Blue 116 109 Northern Trust J10 111 Jay Forat 110 110 xxKohold 110 108 Elated 113 106 claiming, maidens, 3-year- olds and up, 6 furlongs: Simaid Desert Code xKarrier Alwhirl xSome Peace Auntie Mark Monniouth Warperdiem 111 Sir Larkspur 112 112 xStark Mad 107 107 Intrigue 109 11.2 Jalopee 111! 104 The Buzzer 112 109 xGold Apple 307 11 L' TOD Honors 112 113 Fox Rine 112 claiming, 3-year-olds and un.

6 furloiiRs: Atsiral By Me Call Shot 119 Nostoo 111 108 Red Ginjrer xEternal Danger 106 Impact sMerry Tudor Day Last Curtain claiming, urlonEs: 114 One Broke 119 xxTallv 114 xTurban 116 117 119 IL'O 117 3 03 109 McMahon Coaches Canisius BUFFALO, N. (U.E) McMahon, former defenseman for Buffalo in the American Hockey League, now coaches the Canisius College hockey team. County Judge My Freedom xHirdraulic xrorever Thine xMin Pomoia xOn Knd xBucyrus 105 Easy Chop 112 11:3 Queensberry 115 115 Go Yourself 105 103 By Road 112 107 xBird Ring- 107 117 Lady Duchess 112 112 Passemson 120 115 xLittlewhiteSie 107 allowances, 6 furlonss: Bowled Over Aoache Trail 108 Best Desree 108 Montel 114 Thunderjet 108 aSeleriite 105 xxWise Dame 101 aPlao Not IOS Stable entry. ciaiminjr. 3-year-oids and no.

1 miles: Glaeme! 107 xTownhouse UK xKmbrare Me 113 Potomac 121 xReijfhJane 113 xHamlet 112 Mill Point 121 Billy Perry 112 Impersonator 121 Red Pomoon 111' claiming, 3-year-olds and UD. Hi miles: xMaudeaux Peanuts Girl xxTransatlantic Mr. Hapov xFull Reward 116 xExcel Lad 112 113 xDixie Sweep 116 110 xKinjr Eric 107 121 Emoujon 104 112 pounds apprentice al- 2-year-olds, allowance claimed. Listed according to post 'positions, Sonreulo 113 (Shoemaker) $.80 3 an 2 SI Beau Cadet 120 7 30 4 'ft Tom 118 (Litzenberjj) ''TO Time: 1:13. Also: Sacred Acid Sunny Toots.

Super Safe. Happy Lancer. allowances. 2-year-olds. furlonRS, Top Production 107 (Shoemaker) 5.30 National Debt 112 fPorler) East Went West 118 (Moreno) 3.

SO 3. So 5.20 3.10 I.fiO Time: 1:12 Also: Flyinff Box. Challali, Pattie dForevpr After, Rimenark. Forever After disqualified and placed fourth, STH $2000. claiming, 3-year-olds and up, miles.

Pharaivell 111 (Gifforri) 10.20 5, 911 4 rid Speedmark 108 (Steedl 5.50 Boston Moon 111 (Parker) 5 Time: 1:65. Also: Xon. Santa Tomas. Hugh Blue. Sea Glory, Paani, Captain Perry.

By Associated of Idaho 70. Eastern Oregon 41 Washington St. 58. East. Washington 49.

Tfixas Christian SI, Howard Payne SI. Western Ky. S3. Ky. Wesleyan '45.

Tulane S4, Southwestern Louisiana Tennessee .61. Maryland 40. North Carolina State 77. Davidson 23. Baylor 59.

North 37, Iowa 73, Michigan.StaJe 53, Indiana S4. Waoash S3. Iowa State 70. Grlnneli 59. Alabama 87, Florence Tchra.

(Ala.) Northwestern 68. Ripon 55. Virginia Tech 62. North Carolina 48. Ohio State 82.

S.T. Georgetown 73, Catholic University 4f. Oakland A.A.U. Nussets 101. Southern Oregon Coltese ol Education 51.

Loyola 47, Arizona State at Tempe 4ft. Fights Last Night By Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Williams. 1SS, Trenton. N.J., outpointed Freddy Daw-son, 134. Chlcaso (15).

Cordova. 1S5. Albuquerque, knocked out Don Fonier, 171, Los Anselea (3). NEWARK, N.J. Lew Jenkins.

1S9. Swee.twater. Texas, knocked out Johnny De Fazio, Bayonne, (Si. NEW La Bue. ISfl.

New York, outpointed Jay White, York S. TUCSONT. Leslie, 125. Flint. outpointed Cecil Schoonamaker, 132, Los Ansreles (10).

First Night Game ELMIRA, N. first night football game was played at Elniira between the Philadelphia Athletics and the Kanaweola A. C. on November 18, 1902. Philadelphia won, 39 to 0.

Coaches Name 4 Bears Tops LOS California dominated the All-Pacific Coast Conference football team picked by coaches, with four Bear players named. On the first eleven were California's All-America guard, Rod Franz, tackles Jim Turner and Jim Cullom and Quarterback Bob Celeri. No other school placed more than one man oh the team. Others selected were Bob Wilkinson of U.C.L.A. and Ray Bauer of Montana at the ends, Roy Colquitt of Idaho at the other guard post, Jim Castagnoli of Stanford at center, Ken Carpenter of Oregon State and State's Don Paul at halfbacks and Bill Martin of Southern California at fullback.

Franz and Turner were the only repeaters from the coaches' 1948 team. Wilkinson, Colquitt and Castagnoli were the'only juniors picked. Honorable mention was given 'ends Darrell Robinson of Oregon, Stan McGuire of-Oregon State and Fran Polsfoot of Washington State: Guard Tom Desylvia of Oregon State; Center Leon McLaughlin of U.C.L.A. and Fallback Bob Sanders of Oregon. PROGRESSIVE BAKERSFIELD MANUFACTURER THAT Bruin Goach Talks Tonight in Taft "Harrison, backfield coach at U.C.L.A.

and former All-Southern Conference halfback from will be the guest peaker tonight at the Taft High i School annua. football oanquet. Harrison, who came to U.C.L.A, with Henry (Red) Sanders from Variderbilt. will be accompanied tonight by George Diekerson, fresh man football and Leon center and captain of the 1949 U.C.L.A. varsity.

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