The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 5

I ill 1 Ij i I' i' jj I1 I rl SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER 8 1928 THE OGDEN STAHDARD-EXAMItTEB 5 Mffr -1h 1h iPulrttWiO Wit Grift ifa'ifil'r (( I All Anne mean Hornsby Says Gabs atch Clark Places THh (jKhA 1 KAJAtl riiJKPiblS I greatest mield and outfield (n baseball-if the park is sodded with Krass that he cultivates on hlsTarm Hornsby sold thi Cuba for 50000 raises blooded stock mj fiis farm but his hobby is raising tine grass In the pictures oeiow ue is snown wjiu uiue aj auu uis pi I tm some registered hogs 5 Have Strength First Grid Team i L' i Veteran Fflayer Operalcs VISSER LOSES Farm Expects Lengthy Baseball Career LOUIS pec! do i you thiilk of tho Chicago IN BOUT WITH LEO PAPIONOS Cubs in 19 29 T' the ambitious in terviewer shot at iRogeijs Hornsby when baseball i highest priced player was tracked don and in terrupted at Ills chores om nis ins farm estate not far from the city- Big Crowd Sees Match It muy not bo necessary to recall 12 i- i 4 -3--- that the man who Was fired from St Louis after he had won a pen Ogdenite Knocked Out nant and a world series sent on to New York and then to Boston wai Colorado College Star Is Termed Outstanding Quar- terback of Nation Carroll Strong and Cagle Also Named for Posts Utahns Get Honor Mention ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS 1925-1928 1925 1928 Oosterbaao Michigan End Hanson Syracuse Weir Nebraska Tackle Wickhorst Navy DIehl Dartmouth Guard Connaughton Georgetown McMillan Princeton Center Boeringer Notre Dame Sturhahn Yale Guar Shively Illinois Chase Pittsburg Tackle Sprague Army Tully Dartmouth End Winslett Alabama 1 Grange Illinois Quarterback Friedman Michigan Wilson Washington Halfback Baker Northwestern Oberlander Dartmouth Halfback Kaer So California Nevers Stanford Fullback Joesting Minnesota 1927 1928 Oosterbaan Michigan End Frankaln St Mary's Hake Pennsylvania Tackle Pommerening Michigan Webster Yale Guard Burke Navy Bettencourt St Mary's Center How Princeton Smith Notre Dame Guard Post Stanford Kprague Army Tackle Speer Georgia Tech Shiver Georgia End Van Sickel Florida Spears Vanderbilt Quarterback Clark Colorado College Welch Pittsburg Halfback Cagle Array ii tt ill 1 11 sold to the Cubs recently (for cash By BILIv BOWMAN Pete Visser Ojrden heavyweight and players that may haVo reacn-ed the value of $250000 or more proved conclusively at the Twenty- Hornsby is celebrated for quick third street auditorium Friday decisions and frank answers When lie has something to say he says it nisrht that losins one head ip an athletic contest is synonymous with end he says just what ho! thinks He losing the match Peto lost his head a flock of times in his bout with Leo Papi- hasn't been celebrated for a sense of humor however Cut he has One i onos rouKiinouse oretK anu ine "What do If think-of the- Cubs?" latter won the ma'teh hands up he responded "I'm nrtt thinking or perhaps it was thumbs down this I knoW it The Cubs will It la tt-ltti on mo HositnHnn IhitWP refer to the brawl as a wrestling have the finest infield and outfield match The things the two con- in they buylmy grass testants did in the name of grrap- Hornsby's f4rm is stocked with iji ury oouainornia iiaimacn ai uu i vv aiswiufeiuu Joestlng Minnesota Fullback Strong' New York Univ ivo nrniilisil loortpil norseB cauie inosa aim chickens but tall the sec who are supposed to have discov ered the eentle art roll over in tions of the farm are not used to graze the stock There lare several acres devoted! to the cultivation of their graves The contest developed into an the verv finest frrass a commod even exchange of sIurs slaps digs ity that HornKby thinks has a great eroufres pokes bites scratches whams biffs kicks and what have future market for usq on goir By ALAN GOULD (Associated Press Sports Editor) NEW YORK Dec (AP) The shooting stars of the gridiron firmament collected in the All-American galaxy once more show a distinct tendency to follow a South by Westward course i It was not so 'long ago that this anuual habit was just a matter of inspecting the Eastern talent taking a glance or two at the Big Ten ranks selecting eleven stars by this somewhat wnf-KHrhfpil nipihnd finil Lihollin" -1 lipin i "Thr All- 'Aftf-r 10 minutes of these kind oan ueins him With the exception of some expe of goings on Visser got mad for the first time and picked Paplonos ditions into the scientific field of discovering hcw the potjties are go un and dropped him over the ropes ing to finish Ka pastime wmcn ne After that the times that Pete got insists is no One's business but hia mad and tried the same thing came own) Hornsby has been a very so often that a statistician would shrewd business man He talked have been hopelessly lost America" i noiGnnocsE Jt was a simple task at least-- The roughhouse continued and himself into the sajary he thought he was worth wheh-hq was play- ing with the Cardinals and also forced the owners to take him In as a stockholder He! became a competition has not failed to score the crowd which packed the audi compared with the Job of surveying a nation filled with such gridiron talent as it is today but the swins at least one touchdown in every torium from ringside to rafters game His average gain this' year went completely daffy Evidently $40000-a-year man with th of football's pendulum has brought was slightly more than ten yards OWNERS SHIFT it is roughhouse that the crowd FLORIDA WILL- Many Stars Receive well-earned recognition to players for every time he handled the ball Giants and the Braves had -to a-nrme the same salary obligation prefers Very evidently Charles (Chuck Carroll of Visser got a good split and lost It is not known what the Cubs It He tossed Papionos around Washington and Christian Keener (Red) Cagle of the Army comes ISEBALLSCENE HSnor On A Elevdn RULE FAVORITE marked in on his nevsr contract but the amount was certainly not less plenty for a while and finally close to being unanimous as any clamped on a series of five head- It may have been more and it Is understood that he wias given a locks each time throwing tne All-American this 1 season ioth have performed with consistent brilliance as brightly in defeat as Ends rdosenzweig Carnegie comfortable bonus for signing the g- xt treeK over wnn a inuu uum Chicago Conierence INOW took the first fall at the end of 25 over with ft thud until ne over a wider range of cctiort than ever before It has been conclusively proved that no one section any longer has a monopoly on star teams or star performers What ever shouting there may have teen from the i eastern hilltops toward the close of November was abruptly stilled after events that transpired at the Yankee stadium under the direction of Oregon State and Stanford Nowhere has the nationalizing Undefeated Meet Barna Hobart Bmith Alabama: new contract! Tw in victory yet they are widely minutes and 15 seconds of going Abernathy Alley Ten On Slate Draft To 1 had to do a lot of heavy talk Today In Grid Tilt Hfferent types Carroll is more on Paradeaux Bayor Stadelmant Ore-goh Richman lllltnols Hawley Davis "Eikins tichnor Hafvard Hoinecke Stanford Quarterbacks -f- Don Wiljiams Southern California Hovde- Minnesota: Armistead Vanderbilt The two matburn artists came nessee Collins Notre Dame Phe Get Consideration back for th second fall with a ven lan Detroit Provincial George At KnoxvlIe ing to Mr -Wrlgley and Mr Veeck" he said They're big business men and those mep who! are immensely Clark's style big and powerful a stone wall tti defense kicker pas-er and a shiftv runner' Casrle can rosni-n rtlwmfi rouehnpss! the town: Donchjfiss apparent goal of all good tyres Pittsburg Tap-! Southern Cali-MilnncS-tT Mur pan and Mcqasl TORONTO Oht Dec 8 (AP) also kick and he passes with uft- PKNOXVIIXE Tenhl Dee 4 tiers Improved greatly and slaps blunting Gonzagi Cuislnler Wis- fornia Haycriaft wealthy like Mr Wrlgley have to be shown But I think I have shown 1 The temporary baseball capital of usual skill but the Army captain- occupied the cen were about even phy Boston college Petty Texas the North American continent! to eiecc lor xvzv is noiea cmexiy xur Visser got mad Then he got Aggies Barrabee New York riir "Wan there! any danger that you his elusiveness in ai broken V'eld ter of a) colorful football stage today "with two undefeated teams mad some more And finally ne day was moved from Toronto versity: Churehiil Oklahoma wouldn't sign he was an art at which he is proclaimed got madder no posi HIggs Southern Cali where the 27 mlnorileagues of or asked representing the Universities of tively enraged fornia York Wake ganized baseball hafe been in ses the greatest since Red Grange was running-wild Cagle'e speed and football'-' Intuition are his biggest Florida and Tennesseje fighting It Visser spent most Of his mak "Wrhat contract?" he retorted "Your baseball wasn't talking about any base out in the finale of the 192S sea ing hours or minutes trying to figure outnew ways in which to man Cornell i Spfague Army? Smith PennsiyHania: Raskowski Ohio State Marjee Georgia Tech Steele Florida jPurpett Mississip assets sion to Chicago where a joint meeting of the American and National leagues the majors wilt be son- i ball contract" he said "we throw the Greek over the ropep on Florida Iield a distinct edge over MANY BACKS There are' other great halfbacks didn't talk two minute's about the to the floor held next Thursday the Tennessee Volunteers at' the kickoff on the basis of compara baseball contract The proposition I was talking about was to rcU He had a good airplane butwas pi Tinsley Iijulpiana State Swot ford Clemsorj hayer Tennessee: Schleusner ljw-a Williams Texas this year few so thoroughly equipped as Paul Scull of Pennsylvania an extraordinary drop kicker and The 27 minors came together n't content to toss Leo to the mat them mv grass for the park The tive results the Gators having rounded out a strenuous schedule with the question of the draft at He felt that he just had to flop Christian Bancroft California Waller Alizell of Georgia Tech's the head of the program and when him on some spectator's lap The without loss or tie also establish Tobin St Mary's Speidel Washing consm: uietsnnacKer oiapmru Witt Tennessee: fEllls Tufts Put nam" Harvard Wjeston Boat oti college Gullck Hobartf Hume Southern Methodist Bayslnger Syrleuse Shober Pennsylvania Russell Ne- Pe4ke VirgIniaPoly: Marsters Dartmouth Loud pale Bennett and Witmer Prneton Bartrug West Virginia Harti Col-gate Gillespie Villanova Thom-ason Georgia Tfch McEyef and Hackman Tenbessee Rpeves Louisiana State Justus Clefnson Barnes Virginia! Military i pood-bread Florida jHlcks Alaama Walker Mississippi Moore i Loyola: Lautzenheiser Chattarfooga Eby Ohio States Bennett Infiana Welch Purdue: Lusby Wicjpnsin Conneli and Bralzil Detroit Beb-crt -Marquette: lehrle Miffsouri Sloan Nebraskaj Peters Illinois Letzelter Carnegie: Lorn jCiilifor-nia Couch Utah Hannal Cinten-nry Love Southern Methodist Kiemic and Chcclgny Notre tame ithey went home it was in the same referee was horrid He Insisted in ing a nation-wide scoring record tripl threat Scull is also a wonder on defense but ineither he nor ton State McGuirk Boston college relative position Committees from standing between the wrestlers and Tennessee's "past" is almost as Brewster West virginin: Nagurski Mizeil prossesses the running abil the class AA leagues opponents of the ropes so there was nothing to handllsg balls or inljsaving the legs And I think convinced them that I jam raising the best grass that grows'' good although a Thanksgiving set innesota Kvorkiasn Brown Car ity of Cagle or the fiery aggressive unresinciea uiau anu me i do but stay in tne ring leagues one non-draft and three ALL WERE MAD ness of Carroll man Utah Prijrtcei Colorado Agr gies: Anderson Cornell: Mooney back in the form (of a tie with the Kentucky Wildeaits virtually eliminated the Volunteers from the Hornsby spends a lot or nis time The middle west which produced more or less in favor of Jt will meet visser eot madder if possible Georgetown Miller -Notre Dame on the farm with "Little his three ot the four All-American Southern conference running Rarrett Harvard jLyon Kansaf at West Baden Jnd January 10 papionoa acted sort of put out The With a smaller representation Pfree seemed peeved That made dogs and his livestocks tbut Jie gets backs two years ago had its share A possibility existed that -tpday's State Broadstone Nebraska driying a iracior of stars but none quite up to the from the leagues of lower classifi- unanimous and they all growled es of lower classifi- unanimous and they all growled the field wnere standard set by Grange Friedman game may bring a conifrence championship to Florida process in college footbal been bo strikingly emphasized as in the All-American consensus compiled by The Associated Press in the four years since the death of Walter Camp father of the all-star idea This consensus for 132S represents the opinions of more than 250 experienced observers the compilation of countrywide opinion It has been gathered first-hand by The Associated Press staf of sports experts men who have "covered" all the big games in every section and been so situated as to best collect the verdicts of sports editors coaches pcouts anJ officials FOUIl OS TEAM nits sifting analysis and final compilation shows the far west including the Itocky mountain area on a par with the east for the first time in AllAmerican history The supremacy in individual honors always enjoyesd by the east heretofore thoughi by dwindling margins ia now wiped out altogether I On the first team four places go to the east four to the far west with the Itocky mountain area in-Included for the first time two to the south and only one to the middle west experiencing an "off-year" in All-American ranking On the All-American squad of 33 players as a whole including second and third elevens the east again is tied by the far west with nine places each while the middle west has seven the south six and the southwest two Twenty-eight institutions are represented Only four have more than one man on the squad of 33 Only one Georgia Tech as powerful an array as D'ixie has pro cation very mi Guards Drenponl Georgia Tech: Kddy Y'alel Holm Nebraska Bo-besky Stanford Hagler Ala hfa greatest KICK luch in favor of up to this point Visser seemed and plowing up to talk if pos- to have pretty much the best of he grass is beir He lifted Papionos high in his greatest Kick eing he cultivated lie and Joestlng in recent seasons wholesale drafting ting Georgia Tech with a clean rec ay from the farm Bible to tne majors iace to lace things uajors face to face things ord in the south and an added vic bama: Farrls I Nrth Carolina: Brown i Vaughn North about the selection of players ue air and with a neat bit of open much and jconsldersithe outdoor life of a farhier to be positively tory in an intersectlonal clash with Glassgow of Iowa Bennett of Indiana Welch of Purdue Lusby oi Wisconsin Kby of Ojhio State Sloan of Nebraska Brazil land Conneli of through the medium commonly field running eluded the referee Notre Dame is a long favorite in arojma fciarp ouxoiia rmsouiK Called the "draft" 1 With a mighty heave he tossed necessary for his chief profession "Ynu can't Ireallze how careful a Holmer Northwest Young Ohio Kocn Kayior Detroit -Chevigny and Niemiec of The draft question will now move pnTionos over the ropes The the game at Atlanta today wifirthe battered and flu-ridden University of Georgia ejeyen Meisel Westi ViirgiAIa Thompson ball player who wants to be a good ern 'McLain' Iowa Fred Collins Notre Dame: Miles Princeton Lafayette: Crane Illinois Farber Brown Traiijerl Harvard Carroll to New York and Chicago It imay Greek held on and pulled Visser be discussed at the National league over with him On the floor they meeting at New York and 1 the roiied and then under the platform Victories for Tech! and Florida Karris CarnegleS Langmaidl Wil Notre Dame all were in the limelight but not sufficiently to crowd such super-stars as Cagle Carroll Mizeil and Scull wilt result in a conference tie liams Cornsweet Brown: Howell batter has to be in nursing nis eyes I do practically no reading under artificial light and 1 try to remain outside a many hours as Georgetown Catlsoh Oregon Stale American league conclave at Chi while a win for Florida and a de kicking poking and we suppose Centers Plressley Clemson: The south also wis rich In back- bago Tuesday The Toronto con scratching and biting Nebraska Beavers Arkansas Lumpkin Georgia fHolm Ahhawa: Terremere Santa Clara: ronlhti- The outdoor life Ot field material with Mizeil and Moynihan Not re Dame James Indiana vention seemed to shy from: tne When the police other wrestlers feat for Tech will gife the title to Florida' And vice jj-yersa defeat for Florida while is winning will give the Atlanta eleven undis course is good fof the I body tout It Crabtree perhaps I the best ail- question although an elaborate se Schmidt Callfdrnia Parkinson and spectators had unscramoiea Powell Southern Methodist At around performers! but not many Irles of recommendations for revi them and they were oacx in me kins Texas fChHstSan: Westgate steps ahead of of Virginia Pittsburg: White Washington---- Lee- McCrary -ffeorgia -i I bion had been made" by the major- puted claim to the title Pennsylvania 1 Kneen Cornell ring Visser was hurt He was wobbly and groggy They clinched Poly Banker of Tulane Ducky minor advisory council 1 A victory for Tennessee will have anH went off the platform again no bearing on the lather's standing Moore of Loyola Armistead of Vanderbilt McEver of Tennessee The national association jconven soundly thrashed! by Yale and Uni is a vital necessityao remove strain from the eyes "1 live for baseball of course but there are those months in the vear when ttjin't play baseball and spend those (months keeping myself fit for another season I never have been sick I never have had a headache apd I never have felt sands of visitors arriving early for ition gave opportunity tor traaes thls tlme through the ropes and Thoniason of Georgia Tech versity of Alabama players and many "deals" were with Pete groggier than ever the game Although he played at halfback Confirmation as to thei impor Probable 1 made Thirteen of the 16 major papi0nos landed in the middle of neupsi unless Tech is defeated (Both teams were handicapped by illness Joe Bryan Florida tackle has been forced out by a kidney ailment and "Farmer" Johnson Tennessee guard is in a on New York university team th? him 'flattening him out like the tance of this g'atjne came from the league managers 1 auenueu Florida Van Sickie Tennessee Hug Kenneth (Mike) Strong- is of the meeting and some! business coaches today both of them an waP I proverbial pancake and the: bout proverDiai pangane nun bulk power and alll-around ability Left Und done although the Jonly importan nouncing a complete first) string Ideally suited to fill the fullback trruAn vail was ended Papionos took the fall badly fcj the fjornlng When you in 14 minutes with a reverse body get ased to itlit ea IK na VISSER IICRT 1 nave feeovred that fit can ne a Celmmons roster from the kickoff Bill Alex weakened condition frm influeza announcementwas the transfer Thayer position allotted him The coun duced can claim the distinction ot putting three players on the myth- Mitfit Kfnnfnrrl: iArmv and first baseman Dale Alexander and nd ander of Tech even rlske the chance of relapse for Warner Mi try's leading touchdown maker does Coach Bob Neyland of Tennessee too has been confined with flu and training of his eleven the last few He profitable lifej jwuii uuiiwuima visser never came uat ina (M Visser never came back was ivai Left Tackle Johnson Steele Left! Guard Finney i I Clemmons everything and does it with con zeil his all-southern halfback who Toronto to Detroit Other rumorel ht Brw V-PV in nr Mark Brown 1 Know inai 1 Florida have two eacn ne vincing: skill He! was no more l-t- tltlnrv Pnninfltl i QnM I 1 4 wnAl In Thi battle for places on tnis days has been left to others had just recovered from ihfuenzM vifiia iuvviviM i 1 saia ir'eter was penmps ijuipu i ti-u-n 11 A I An mksi kson 1 1 Wit A new attendance record for His backfield 11 be Durarlt Ml siashingly effective! in his big day against Carnegie than was Captain New York in the National and New ternaliy in the dressing room he and when mypcuve York Washington and Boston in annttar didedlv Injured are over I wnt to-iiaye anoiner Reeve? keen as the struggle for team KnoxvIIle was expected with thou zell Thomason -t and Lunjpklns Center Tripp 'j I'J Right' Gjuard J- Johnson jL 1 i 1 vi't-''- 1 I 'I'Uld TTT1 I 1 1 LT Biff Hoffman of Stanford against against Hill Hooks -Dudley aft Mc the American were not contirmeo At the faJt p0Hce Sergeant the-Army but over the season's honors The task of selection has been just fas difficult as that of Ti-bine a championship team in a Waters Crarv No two! backfields in tne put announcements posiwve I George Phillips hoppea jmo ire business In hand This iarmmg looks to me llkei that jbuslness and there certainly is a great future in that grass If you want to buy some I will make you a profession Mooney of Georgetown and Bancroft of California were" other fine Viuth with the single exception of stretch Strong wasj as consistently good as any player! In the country negative were expeciea nesi we- rlne ewbb ne the UreeK i inen ---c--- Stanley Rason that has had its full phare i 1 some trwiw nhif of Tolic Harry 8 Anderson Tne minora nia Howell of Nebraska McLain of tackles Injuries handicapped two Florida and Tennessee's cosld be expected to furnish more firework? Right 'tend nf stunnine reversals Its rise and and with the nts1 rather mad He shook his Alley Dodd ardong themselves Minnesota and owa Nagurskf of 1 al Price" fn nf team as well as individual of the best Sprague! of the Army and Hibbs of Southern California majors although the volume was flst In papionosr face We could- el? I fn hova hpn Rmflllpr th 3 111 I rU Via 00 I Crabtree Quarterback Miles of Princeton had their big than those jsi It was not the Tech that con fortunes Maryland ace star tackles like Captain Sprague while Raskowski of Ohio State failed to reach his I 1927 form other years Los Angeles In th Ta- After the 10-minute rest period SPORTS FAIL IIS auered Notre Dame Alabama Van numbered Yale days while Snyder had several as he among his victims the Armv and Captain Hibbs of cmc wan (easue uu uuser ianea 10 return no was Sprague was a two-time All-Ameri CHICAGO SECTOR Southern California preat hacks? of the Southern association had the t- nnnthr five minutes and ran the onlv survivor from last derbilt and tTulne that Imtet the humble Bulldogs today but simply Bill Alexander's Yellow Jackets FINE TACK Li: like Al Marsters of Dartmouth most fruitful sessions getting half tin was unable to come back so vear's team but failed to repeat Great ends were difficult to find a dozen players each i the referee awarded the bout to Much as did Poriimerenlng of and Redman Hume of Southern Methodist had the bad luck to suf against Harry Mehre's Bulldogs this year The first choices for CHICAGO Dec Professional sports in Chicago have been a financial failure promoters hnv advised the city cottncil which flankmen Ike Frankain of St Royalty will be represented in a Many of the clubs in ieagues 01 rapjonos the lower classifications were not REED DRAWS Michigan Captain Burke of the Navy successfully led- his team out fer injuries or mishaps that im Mary's and Dale I Van Sickel of colorful throng fin the persons of paired their effectiveness and con so I fortunate One club president Arthur Mackay an old follow Florida fine team rank high but of early season drisister and dis Count and Countess Folke Berna sequently lowered their all-Arner- played i the prowess that gamea do not dominate the field The big from a class league said that er oJ tHe pame refereed the: bout eonsldef'lng ia 3 per cent tax levy when he came to Canada he left Je wa8 active careful and seem-jon all their gate receipts dotte of Sweden who interrupted Hackman Baumbaugh Left Halfback McEver i i Goodbread Right! Halfback Horner Cathon I Fuaibick Officials: Lambert Ohio State referee Bagley Washington apd Lee umpires Clark Sewanee head linesman Franke Army field 1udge I i a OLD RIVALS IN FEATURE BATTLE their honeymoon5 stay at Aiken gest man on the team outside of Frank Speer Georgia Tech tackle ican rankings iCLAUK SHINES Nowhere was the race '-any swift a number of notes In banks bacK e(J to novf njs business' 5 William Veeck president or tne him a post as All-American guard The Midshipman's running mate is Seraphim otherwise known as- for a hura-ied trip to! Atlanta nmf Jack Reed Ogden and August Cubs National league Daseosu ciuu frrankain is nevertheless fast and They made arrangements' for the "I exnected to sell some plav Seoo Colorado wresiiea au mm-1 said mac in ii yearn un uuu rated by Pacific Coast critics as the coveted seats bV telephone! last er than that for the backfield po sitions 1 It is noteworthy there best all-around end since the days ers to pay these notes" he said But added "I have not been able te fore that? Earl Harry (Dutch) of Brick Miller atj California Van "Dynamite" Post of Stanford's powerful line Thete is little to choose between Post and hi teammates Robeskey' on Driscoll to judge from what they did to the Armv at-the Yankee stadium but night and were expected fcyii noon Probable lineups: Georgia i Georgia Tech Kflii a Kinele olaver utes to a draw in a matcn iiiam'" nor paia a not seem to please the fans pverly investment to stockholders Hockey well football and lmket ball promoters Frank Miller took a fall! from also said theyjwere beaylly In debt nave Dodson and won his bout Bill George HaUsJ business manager Clark ball-earrying terror and Sickle i a star at tine passing game "I don't know what the ban'- halfback extraordinary of Colorado in addition to being a good block Maffett Jones are going to say to me when I college gets into the backfield er and tackier Phillips of Call Thornton refereed these bouts of the Chicago Bruins professional Post ia the unanimous choice of home forma Fesler of Ohio State Brown combination with Red Cagle of the VArmy Chuck Carroll of Washington Left End i I Bryant 4 Watkin Left Tackle i I Promoter Charles Revell said ne basket ball team reportea nis iem Pacific Coast critics who have seen of Mesdinger of West and Ken Strong of New York uni him perform brilliantly all season Point and Donchess of Pittsburg was pleasantly surprised at the had lopt $10000 during tne pasts crowd and declared lie believed' he three seasons: Tobin manag- Jacobson i Wesibrook ATLANTA Ga Dec (AP) versity to give the Rocky mountain were in the front rank all year Post and Burke are both rang Left! Guard 1 I The selections in an outstanding broke about even on tinances er or tne inicHgo piatftnavw and powerful while the former can The triumphant tornado" of Georgia Boland -t Pund hocKey team saia nia (irKumuui its first chance shot at All-Ameri can fame and glory Clark declared to be the Treat group of fine tackles are Otto Pom carry the ball If necessary on one of Pop Warner's trick plays Not Center I merening credited with almost single handed lifting Michigan out LIuHl Olvi of blke racing boxing and other Ilnff jDfennon est player the Rocky mountain area far behind them in all-around abil ity are Gibson of Minnesota Mc Tech today encountered the crippled Bulldoss of the University of Georgia with fvery prospect of continuing tts stride toward more impressive gridiron honors for the Right Guard i I has ever produced gains the quar ATMT PTFS ACCEPT tportw reported deficits A 1 tiLtLL tL3 ALLWi thft (ax Js levM( promoters of its rut and Fifank Speer SOS-pound bulwark Jnl Georgia Tech -e Frisbie Thrash terback position only after sharp riTlCAGO Dec Ii- Al" Mullen and his Nebraska running mate Holm Dumont ot Colgate Right Tackle I contest from a formidable group of great line Pomtherening played Right Big Ten football stars six of Palmer 1 Waddey rival candidates including Howard Choc Sanders full-blooded Indian throughout the entire season with season i i The trek of korhe 40000 Georg whom won all-conference nonor Right End of Southern Methodist Drennon of Harpster pride of the eastern en- Hill Durant Jans to Atlahta for this traditional eral staff Clyde Crabtree versatile during the past 'sensor) hnv agreed to play for the east in it fourth an out once yielding ti a substitute an "iron man" stunt that in itself gives him unique honor) In Michigan's Georgia Tech and Dimolio of Pitts burg Quarterback i engagements demonstrated how star of the Florida Alligators Fred nual gridiron battle witn yn au- Hooks 1 ever the conviction of partisans march to the touchdown that meant i 0 co 12 3 Tot Cashmere 163 123- 144' 430 Burnside 172 147 137 1 43ft Kuller 14 157 117 i 42 KdKtman i205 153 165 523 Crltchlow 165 134 146 44a Totals 851 114 709 2274 dy Hovde Of Minnesota Howard Maple of Oregon State and Don Ift Halfback I istar team at ian I rancisco A't-Icember 2S) that the Teeh-deorgia game is any body's as it always has been Charles (Chuck) Howe hi Princeton's second All-American center in four years The aggressive Tiger leader outplayed every rival a final victory over Iowa eight of the nine plays netting around 60 Dudley Thqmasort Williams of Southern California The IMg Ten players ar Captain Right Halfback All possess unusual qualities but Itube Wagner Wisconsin tackle yards wore driven through Pom merening's position Mcfirary Lumpkin Georgia's blithe march to prominence by victories over Yale and other Impressive opposition last he met and they Included the giant said a'lmi-ion would be rorcea upward nt nil events 1 The council bun taken tne proposal under advisement 1 II- I I'" "-'1 SCHOLASTIC TEAMS TO CLASH 1 TODAY CHICAGO -Dec "C- AP Thirty-five triousand spectators a good crowd for any college game were expected to watch Tildeft Tech and Del Paul academy battle for th Chicago prep football title at SildtT l-'i4ld (odayi The dinner Mill tne-t the Brownsville- Tes ltigb school team -Jiampions or Hie Rio Granda'al-lcy iu a pobtJfceason game there Captain George Gibson Minnesota Fullback none appears to combine nil the essentials of football greatness so much as Clark Clark alternating Barratt of Ohio-Stated as well! as the It took such great work as that guard Captain Walter uoitner rangy Kneen of Cornell and two or to keep off the first team tackles RUSIIMEB OPTICAL 1 2 3 year only to how to a Tech that had nothing impressive In its rec VON POItAT ILL i this year at quarterback and full like Mike Getto one of the out three Yale opponents? Howe fight CHICAGO Ddc ord was the measure of their eon back- perhaps lacks the polished ing spirit gives him an edge even if standing players in Pittsburg's mighty forward wall and Gordy Von Porat Norwegian heavyweight viction that ipas-t performance generalship and passing artistry of Plight over such capable passer Tot 47R 47 4S? 434 4yu Northwestern fullback Kennetn Haycraft Minnesota end lo BaKkowikl Ohio State tackle: Yatz Levison Nortlnvehtorn nuarter-oack offensive Captain "Chuck" Bennett Indiana halfbacki and 150 172 i 143 Morse Bushmer Kd wards Ueitingtr 15C lf 16' 135 14 Kf 148 143 1SG 14S is ill with inflnenza He was Jforcid counts for lttllci Brown rangy star of the ITnivet Jlarpster but the "Mymsr Dutch man" is considerably more usefu and towers of strength as Captain Peter Fund of Georgia Tech Nate to cancel hi shout with JoeTae But fceveil vt the Bulldogs have sity of 'IVxus eleven IJutch No-wack Illinois captain Al I-assman Ludden 1S7 ko of Cleveland at Grand Rapids from influenza at bucking- a line skirting the ends ttr backing up a line! Unusually Burrager of Southern California Hejnecke of Stanford I'ressley of just recovered among them tjse dangerous Mo Captain "Butch" Nowack Illinois tackle ot Mel DressCJ of Wash 745 2341 n'dition is not serious- 73 so: Totals team has bee lussed Clark in two years of keen ington State AVakeman of Cornell CJcmson and Kntt-n tof Cornell Crary -and stho1 1.