The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

Army Dominates All-Eastern Mythical Football Machine 12 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4 1945 --Felix Blanchard of Army came as4-Army and 252-pound George Savit-ends DeWitt Coulter Army and By William Tucker United Press Sports Writer Doubles Teams Tie In Colorful Bowling Program "California Here We Come" a matter of course but there was sky or jrennsyivanm wnc George Savitsky Penn tackles plenty of argument as to the rest as tackles Savitsky looked bad in johnny Green Army and James of the all-east backf ield finally one game against because Carrington Navy guards Richard NEW YORK Dec 4 To nobody's surprise Army dominated the all-star eastern football team filled with Columbia's power lull- tne auexs Kauseu uF and Stan tne principle mai ue wo rcuua back Lou Kusserow major menace ana an extra man or Scott Navy center Stan Kowlo-ski Holy Cross Glen Davis Army Felix Blanchard Army and Lou Kusserow Columbia backs Sfonrr1 team Paul Walkpr Vale Big Hank Foldberg of Army and two was thrown against him on selected by United Press today with five men on the first team closely Navy's Dick Dudeh nailed downi A tntu Kt 1 tnn Rramlptt of Navy's Jim Carrington won a and Bramlett Navy ends Al Freak Match Recorded At Ogden Bowling Center Between Four Ogden Keglers Teams Series xth vc coAnnH tsam nnst- ffuard OOSltlOn braCKetea Wlin Momot7 A r-rmr Tim Vot-oc Pn 7 a 4k AMon hppaiisp rf hlS SPSSOn-lOnS? 11 ft Wi the tion in smashing action against performance in a very good Navy and Joe Dickerson Penn guards followed by Navy valiant Midshipmen who landed three Columbia Holy Cross and Pennsylvania squeezed in with a man each to round out an eleven that would stack up with any of the prewar all-star teams if it ever came down to an actual test on the gridiron The selection of Glenn Davis and line And Individual Scores Identical Believe It or Not Cadets He and Dick Scottan the all-east center for Navy and Johnny Green of the Cadets were the outstanding linemen on the field last Saturday Bone-jarring Dewitt Coulter of Here is the United Press all-east ter Jim Lisi Brown Joe Tepsic eleven for 1045: Penn State Robert Evans Penn First team Henry Foldberg and Gene Rossides Columbia Army and Dick Duden Navy backs By Matt Wyse Tannerhill Is Hew USC Sensation Standard-Examiner Staff page Bob Ripley! Two freak sports feats were recorded at Ogden Bowling Center last night as they made the Asf- sociated Press wires tpday Utes Present Good Club I Horald Bateman and Harold Welch rolled a doubles team total In Cage Play of 1171 to tie for first place with FEARSOME FOUR HARMONIZE Rose bowl bo mid Alabama Vafeghn "Pancho" Mancha Harry Gilmer Hal Self and Tom Whitley (left to right) sing "California Here I Come" after the players accepted the bid to play in the Rose bowl Maxie Kosof and Carl Critchlow Mil Indians Travel East to Meet Colorful Basketball Opponents Bauqn namea Again on Pro Machine Three Rams Rate First Team Positions On Selections who rolled the identical score 1171 And strange as it may seerr Horald Bateman had a three-game series of 627 and Maxie Kosof rolled the same pin total 627 Here is where Mr Ripley enters Harold Welch partner of Bateman came through with three-game series of 544 Cai Critchlow partner of Kosof made the oddities comdete by listing the same score as Welch Another 544 White and Stokes turned in the third best series with 11P0 Jerry Leland put together games of 222 SALT LAKE CITY Dec 4 (AP) -HIGHWAY rtk There's nothing like atomic power i mm mm mm hidden in the University of Utah basketball team this season but the national collegiate champions of 1944 will head east today on a barnstorming trip with "a good By Walter Byers United Press Sports Writer six-foot ball club" pmr4rn rec 4 Cleve That's the word from Coach Vadal Peterson land's champion Rams led by the unanimous selection of Rookie Bob Waterfield placed three men on the United Press' 1945 all-profes-innthll team today while Peterson whose protruding jaw bespeaks determination looked over his lightning-like squad of war veterans then opined: "I've got a good six-foot ball Army Top Team Blanchard Best Gridder Felix "Doc'i Blanchard and the Army football team hogged individual and team honors for the 1945 campaign today Army scored a clean sweep in the August Lambert memorial tbphy emblematic of the eastern intercollegiate championship nd Blanchard was the choice for the Heisman memorial player award niannharil th Cadets' great Green Bay's 1944 cnarapions won tnree perms rnBuvr- iTj club but: I don't know what will happen when We run into those 190 and 217 for the best individual series a 629 High a individual scores were: Kosof 254 and 206: Charlie Johnson 202 and 221: Jack Stokes 215: Horald Bateman 233 and 227 and Cal Woods 231 Bush Markets "rolled the high team series wiMi 2985 with the Mint second with 2951 and Ogden Specialty third with 2925 Herb Wessman had the best Individual series in the team competition with 621 with games of 232 211 and 178 Walt Lovell was next with games of 187 181 an 221 for a total of 599 Bill Chick was next with 591 with games of 160 215 and 216 Other hieh single game scores: squads of giants that some schools have collected Detroit two each ana wasmngBj one I I i The selection board made up of sports writers who covered National football league games all season awarded Waterfield the only unanimous spot on the annual honor team marking the first time Ji t'ctiman niavpr has sained the 1 back polled 860 voles as againsi "I understand some of the schools we'll meet on our eastern trap have large teams but my prin 132-Point Man 638 for his running mate um Davis- EL Blanchard was also named the cipal fear concerns squads here in the Big Seven conference Wyoming and Brigham Young universities They'll average five or six winner of the Philadelpnia ivaax CLINCH ROSE BOWL POST Ted Tannerhill (33) on his way for first down for USC Trojans in first quarter of USC-UCLA game at Los Angeles before year's biggest football crowd of 103000 Bruin Ed Bryson (5) fails to stop Tannerhill but his teammates do the trick Other Bruins are Don Malm-berg (2) and Jack Porter (44) Trojans won the right to play Alabama New If ear's day with a 26 to 15 Victory (NEA phota) well club trophy honor Topping Green Bay's first team trio was Don Hutson voted an end This porner one of the members inches taller than now boys" But observers painted to Utah Bud Burnett 212: Bill Smith 216 Tom White 225: Horald Bateman 204: Jack Owens 200 and 202: Carl Critchlow 204: Al Hunt 202 and 201: Johnson 202: Young 202: scores in practice games as an indication of considerable power Utah trimmed Fort Douglas Utah 64 to 25 Clearfield Utah Naval position-for the seventh consecutive season The first team backf ield represented a complete turnover from last year although two linemen in addition to Hutson were placed on the honorary team for spcnnH consecutive year Tackle O'Connor to Compile Book on Landis Depot 77 to 11 and University of Idaho southern branch 43 to 26 We stillMobile Ala farm and Al Todd -three of our footballers By Hugh Fullerton Jr After winning the title in 1944 Utah sailed through to the who handled the Royals part Of last summer Whatev" became Al Wistert of Philadelphia and Guard Riley (Rattlesnake' Math- COLUMBUS Ohio Dec 4 (AP) Leslie O'Connor's final task a Big Seven title last winter without Of the talk about ousting Judge nf Plevelanri have 537 in service and If there is any way to get out other than through routine channel there would be slightly more than three in the Sunday lineups There losing a game but service calls Bramham as head of the minors Washington's Sammy Baugn of the Heisman award committee named Blanchard Davis and We-demeyer of St Mary's in that der ten days ago "i Bob Feiiimore of Oklahoma A and was third in the voting with 187 with Herman Wede-meyer of St Mary's next with 152 Harry Gilmer Alabama 132 Frank Dancewicz Notre Dame 56 Warren Amling Ohio State 42 and Pete Pihos Indiana 38 Navy was second in the Lambert cup event with Pennsylvania third Blanchard will be honored at a dinner party in New York City the wight of December 11 More than 2000 will attend! Last-year the Heisman award was wonlby Les Horvatn of Ohio State with Glen Davis of Army the runner-up Bits of Banter baseball's handy man is to compile a "book" of the late Commissioner Landis more important Jsnisinn -Jm nr 1 law'' Cliff Perrins Gus Richardson Mike Mazurczak and Les Tatro 201 The Standard-Examiner XL mixed team league will be organized at Ogden Bowling center this evening The meeting scheduled for seven Officers to direct the organization will be chosen and play will start in early Januarv I Trophies for the winning teams will be offered bv The Standard-Examiner and KLO depleted its ranks and the Indians lost in the first round of the aa-j tional playoffs Our boys are AnA tsnmt nf thf WOUld De Do winding up his greatest passing season in nine years of pro football was the second top vote getter receiving 19 out of a possible 20 first team ballots Baugh completing leagues? His position may be stronger than ever after this- week's meetings Today's Guest Star McKee Ashland Ohio Times-Gazette: 'Coach Bii Lange's wiser fients fathered her for the i smar his passes at the phenomenal percentage of 717 was the only Redskin player to land a first team berth and his backfield teammate Fullback Frank Akms was tne annual Minor league conclave wiu vonvennon nwier tell you nothing will be done about Don't look for jany big player revising baseball procedure until deals this week though ou'll al-Leslie finishes that task about Jan ways hear trade talk when a bunch 1 They may decide to do just0f baseball guys get togetner Con-the opposite of what the judge sensus is that the clubs overruled but they can't even do much stocked with notably the about that until they find but I Cards Yankees and will what he did rule Commissioner try to sell the surplus for Cash Kappy Chandler hasn't dene any- and that the buyers will be cau-thing about appointing a baseball tious Schoolmaster Branch Mt Vernon high football team WOn only one of nine games this season At the annual banquet Ml Vernon fans gave Bill a shotgun Is he supposed to take the hint? The squad now is built around Forward Nick Watts a former great back from the wars Guard Dave Howard a former marine the team's only skyscraper Vern Gardner six-foot four-incher from Afton Wya at center Mel Atkinson veteran guard back from tie war Fred Sheffield former national collegiate high jumping champion who performs well at any position and Lee Hamblin letterman forward Ten of the 12 "first stringers" are war veterans onlv Washington player to be awarded a second team spot Cnmnletine the first team back- Box Elder Bees one of the football teams in all Utah high field were Ted Fritsch Green Bay's school history will be dined oa ctnHhv 240-nound fullback ana promotional director and doesn't Wednesday evening by the Box El Apr phnmber of commerce Steve Van Buren Philadelphia's intend to do anything until he learns how much promoting the 30 5 feet 10 inches 238 pounds fifth season (Southern California) Tackle Emil Uremovich Detroit 29 six feet 2 inches 240 pounds third season (Indiana) Steve Pritko Cleveland 26 6 feet 2 inches 219 pounds third season (Villanova) Quarterback Sammy Baugh Washington 31 6 feet 2 inches 180 pounds ninth season (T U) Bob Waterfield Cleveland 25 6 feet 1 inch 200 pounds second season (L U) Fullback Ted Fritsch Green 25 5 feet 10 inches 210 pounds fourth season (Stevens Point) Martin Rasmussen is the chairman in charee of the banquet Sec eel-like halfback who i the top ground gainer on pro gridirons this season big leagues want to do Maybe he'll find out at next week's Chi retary Carroll Williams informed The backfield is one of the most Cleaning the Cuff9 Xavier of Cincinnati plan-ring to resume football text fall would like to get Lieut Phil Buckley as coach Phil Is the old Cleveland and Columbus pro star who holds two navy crosses the silver star and the Croi de Guerre for his scrapping in Europe and more recently has had the task of keeping Shanghai merchants from fleecing American servicemen this corner today i cago meetings Rickey former Boise lawyer staged a five-hour blackboard drill Sunday night for the benefit of bis covey of farm club operators Story here was that it was a $10000 boost in salary that induced Billy Southworth jto switch from the Cards to the Braves Leading candidates for Brunn Betzel's job as Montreal manager are Clay Hopper who piloted the Dodgers! Down Bengals SALT LAKE CITY Dec 4 (AP) Putting on a demonstration of bath raggedness and brilliance the University of Utah cagers rang up aj 43-26 victory over the Bengals of versatile ini recent years Baugh was placed at quarterback by the writers with Waterfield moving to TWe expect 170 people for the party which is scheduled for seven Caustic Comment at the chamber oi commerce Md Secretary Williams halfback Both are formation From a National Football leag uer: "i notice tnai a congress auarterbacks but Cleveland rookie star Was considered a bet Romney director of ath-Mttcs at Utah State college will be man is piqued over the return of ter runner the principal speaker Toasts will be offered by members of the team Baueh and Waterfield both are passing wizards while Van Buren McMUIin Thomas in Minors Open Meeting and Coach Earl Ferguson Committee reports will be given at the December meeting of the Weber Wildlife federation at is the top gunning DacK oi tne year and Fritsch packs more bruising power in his stride than any man in the National league Fritsch also Line for Grid is an expert field goal kicker and TOP SCORER Walt Trojan-owski 23-year-old war veteran tallied six touchdowns in eight carries among other thingscom piling 132 points for Connecticut to lead nation's scorers Waterfield boots points after touch By Sid Feder University Of Idaho southern branch last night before a full gallery in Deseret gymnasium! The Utes defending champions of the Big Seven conference built up a 23-7 lead In the first half while Dave Howard speedy guard chalked up nine points Only little Bob Sherman Bengal guard was able to penetrate the victors' defense But in the second half the visitors came to life and in the first six minutes they scored 12 points to Utah's three Then lanky Vern Gardner Nick Watts and Melly Atkinson went back into the game and completely shut out any chance the Bengals might have entertained for victory In a preliminary the Utei Papooses downed Fort DouglasV 45 to 38 I downs with deadly precision Baugh is the best "quick kicker" in football while Waterfield also is Honor of Year COLUMBUS Ohio Dec 4 (AP) The Pacific Coast league baseball's "odd-man" double-A minor league loop is putting on a full strength show at the minor league conven La booming punter stretch Alaba- learning In that By Barry Graysea NEA Snorts Editor ma tackling thej toughest type of tions here for recognition as the third major league inf organized' baseball I the Utah Power and Light auditorium Wednesday evening President George Garrison reports Officers and two directors to serve during 1946 will be named and other business transacted Vernon Yeltort game management agent for this area will be the speaker He will tell of the drive against game lawbreakers in this section He will also show some wild game movies Opponents to perform against the world famous Harlem Globetrotters in Ogden and Salt Lake City will be named this week The colored wizards' cavort at Ogden high the night of December 27 and in Salt Lake City December 26 von 10? games NEW YORK Deo The' New competition 'has Twenty representatives from the York World-Telegram is once more while dropping Ino more than 20 Footballl to Be Better During 1946 NEW YORK Dec 4 Col taking its poll of coaches to de loop's eight clubs in addition to League President Clarence (Pants) Rowland are here or were due and being tied on seven occasions This will be Thomas' third trip termine the one of the year of Indiana and Col Red Blaik of to the Pasadena Rose Bowl This hourly for the circuit's regular huddle today and the conclave of Steve Pritko of Cleveland Dare-ly nosed out Teammate Jim Benton for the other first-team end post while war heroes Tackle Emil Uremovich and Guard Bill Rado-vich the heart of Detroit's great defensive line were awarded first team spots along with Wistert and Matheson Charley Brock Green Bay's veteran star was named to pivote the line which averages 213 pounds The first-team personnel: Don Hutson Green Bay 32 6 feet 1 inch 180 pounds eleventh season (Alabamai Albert Wistert Philadelphia 25 6 feet 2 inches 214 pounds third season (Michigan) Rile Matheson Cleve the National Association or Fro Army will run fairly even with the foot beats of Jimmy Phelan fessional Baseball Leagues starting of St Marv's at their heels and tomorrow lege grid coaches' are predicting 1946 will bring the most rugged and aggressive football in history Lou Little Of Columbia not far 'lama Dominates Mythical Team ATLANTA Dec 4 Ala is the fourth successive Alabama team to play in a Bowl game So they want the spectacular eh? Well the war forcec' Alabama to drop football in 1943 and the 1944 Sugar Bowl team Was molded from 30-odd school boys who had never seen each other before the sumrne of that Just how far the coast crew gets in its bid to join the American with offensive-minded war vetera- Nice things can be said of each and National leagues in the majors of course remains to be seen However bama's Rose bowl-bound eleven ans carrying the burden of the attack The bulk of the mentors quizzed by The Associated Press in a sea- Rowland said six of the clubs fa Indiana was lightly held at the outset but help arrived in time to get the Hoosiers up to their placed four players on the Asso vored it before he left California year Old Notre Darner Thomas for the clambakes here and the Bushnell Takes League Game Bushnell turned back the UASF Depot cagers in the military basketball league last night at Bushnell Bushnell won 34 to 24 Two other scheduled league games were postponed and will be played Wed even had to recruit assistant land 30 6 feet 3 inches 205 pounds ciated Press all-Southeastern conference team to dominate the se seventh season (Texas Mines) coaches his regulars having entered the armed forces lections for 1945 Center Charlev Brock Green Harry Gilmer Alabama's sensa Buildine around a robust center son-end poll Dasea ineir on what they saw fn the '45 campaign when returning servicemen on a general rule displayed the same enthusiasm and spirit they had shown in prewar days There were exceptions but such tional passer and Vaughn Man Pancho Mancha and a remarkable unofficial chatter among the lobby sitters was that most of the rest of the leagues in the national association would give the westerners their blessing It was pointed out by the quick-er-witted baseball "brains" that the national association (the mi passer Harry Gilmer Thomas with cha the Crimson Tide's center were almost unanimous choices in the voting by coaches and sports hiss team tied Louisiana nesday night league officials an- 27 and Tennessee 0-0 and smacked standout vets as Pete Pihos of In- first Big Ten championship in I 46 years Colonel Blaik switched to the modern to build what many consider the finest football team that ever took the field and sweep to 18 consecutive and lopsided victories Phelan carried little St Mary's from a shutout season productive of only two touchdowns to a near grand slam and the New Orleans Sugar Bowl Little accomplished pleasing wonders with Gene Rossides Lou Kusserow and the other Columbia whiz kids Since Joe Williams inaugurated I la ti i writers Here's the complete 1945 team: Kentucky Mississippi ana Mississippi State was shaded only by Christensen led the Bushnell Mri nf TwTrth and Meryll Frost of Dartmouth and Ends Rebel Steiner of Alabama Jerry Niles of Iowa more than cagers with 10 points Desch was and Bill Hildebrand of Mississippi high man for the losers with eight Georgia during the reguJar campaign and by Duke 29-26 in a Sugar Bowl thriller in which tailback Gilmer completed eight out State Score evened the score Belief that the ex-servicemen nors) should be only too glad to give the Coast loop the green light A third major league would mean another market on which the minor circuits could dispose of their loose and extra ivory at fancy prices Should the boost get the go- Bobby Davis of Geor ASF Depot BusluieH i rTPPi gia Tech and Tom Whitley of Ala bama Guards Bob Dobelstein of Ten 4 2 0 8 2115 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 4 2 6 Pfiffnerf 221 5Deschf Bocknef 0 0 0 0Hubertf Christen- pparksc sen 4 3 2 lOSRadcliff Bay 29 6 feet 1 inch 210 pounds seventh season (Nebraska) Guard Gill Radovich Detroit they were interested only in selling ball Players As a result nothing much is expected to happen until the major leagues gather in Chicago next week and perhaps it may be even later than that before they get around to the business of exchanging players That was the attitud? preceding the convention which wlli consider such questions as: An amendment which might make Bramham the head of all miner leagues the final ruler in all differences In the minors and t3ke away from Commissioner A (Happy) Chandler the right to throw out all legislation he considered "detrimental to baseball" Much of that cannot be settled however until the majors meet of eight passes This fall's squad comprised largely of sophomores during the month of October belted by wide mareins Louisiana State Tennessee probably would ahead here ft the stunt in 1935 Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern Dick Harlow of 3 2 0 tiStasiakg the major league come before had learned more thoroughly the lessons of teamwork and adaptability and the supreme value of offense was the main reason for the rosy predictions -for next year Frost probably was the outstanding comeback example for he was badly burned in a bomber crash and spent 18 months in a hospital for extensive skin-grafting "If returning servicemen put as HarVard Hooks Mylin oi Lafayette Bill Kern of Carneg'e Tech and Georgia each of which had Peschg Grimesg McBroomg Crowef Smith Kehelg Churillag 2 3 2 SMcBroomg 1 0 0 1 0 2Stalyg 12 13 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oj 0 2 11! 1 Dr Eddie Anderson of Iowa Clark Shaughnessy of Stanford Frank Leahy of Notre Dame Bill Alex nessee and Felix Trapani of Louisiana State Center Vaughn Mancha of Alabama Backs Harry Gilmer of Alabama Charlie Trippi of Georgia Harper Davis of Mississippi State and Gene Knght of Louisiana State Nine of the first team are from the south The two exceptions are Trippi from Pittston Pa and Dobelstein from Bridgeport Conn more seasoned material Frank Thomas biggest handicap in this coach of the year business seems to be that his colleagues are so used to his winrmg that they pay little or no attentiorifl Alabama Baccijf 0 2 0 0 DemicM 0 0 0 0 ander of Georgia Tech Amos Alonzo Stagg of College of the meetings in Chicago next week The situation there undoubtedly would be a horse from a different garage since the American and National would undoubtedly take a dim view of any attempt to cut in on their exclusive rights Meanwhile the trade winds were calm at the convention with ivory hunters and traders talking only in terms of hard cold cash Most of the delegates insisted Pacific and Carroll Widdoes of 14 14 6 34 Totals 9 13 6 24 Totals Ohio State have been designated coach of the year by colleagues Selectors obviously take in the dramatic element put a premium next week i Louisiana State To Play Tulsa on a good year rather than con sistency Not too much was ex pected of any of the winners Some day however the selec Ward Leads Miami Picked in Orange Bowl MIAMI Fla Dec 4 Early bettng today rated the University of Miami football team a 6 to 5 choice over Holy Cross in the Orange bowl here on New Year's day The Hurricanes with a record Busters tors will probably get around to Frank Thomas who is not only the dean of southern coaches but 4 UaK jasiilifesl HOUSTON Texas Dec 4 (UP) Tulsa and Louisiana State reportedly were to be named today to play in the second annual Oil bowl football game here on New Year's day has the finest record of any stra tegist in the and that over a 15-year span at the one seat of much spirit into their play as Frost did this season we'll have the greatest football in history next year" commented Coach Tuss Mc-Claughry of Dartmouth While freshmen have carried on in unexpectedly brilliant style in the absence of the tested regulars most of the coaches welcomed home the older harder-hitting vets and thought the freshman rule would be reinstated in a year or two of eight victories one tie and a defeat were unanimously selected yesterday Selection of Miami marked the first time in 10 years that the Orange bowl committee had gone outside the Southeastern conference in picking its southern representative Miami played against Bucknell in the first Orange bowl game in 1935 and lost to 0 Coach Jack Harding of the Hurricanes announced that a game scheduled with the University of Havana at Havana Saturday night JMeet Your Friends att The Bank Smokery 1 Ogden's Finest Men's Club OUR LUNCH COUNTER SERVES I I GOOD CLEAN FOOD I From 6:30 AM to 11:30 I mW I MOVING? Pianos Furniture Electric Ice Boxes Baggage CHICAGO Dec 4 Walter Ward veteran Cleveland bowler led 139 of the nation's top competitors today at the three-quarter mark of qualifying rounds in the fifth annual all-star tournament I Ward moved in as pace-setter when he pieced together a 1259 on top of a 2443 for a 3702 total for his first 18 games Therman Gibson of Detroit leader during the first two days' play slipped to a 145 in his final game last night to wind up with a 3680 count still good enough for second place Highlighting the first three days' performance was the exhibition put on by Ex-Sergeant Ed Eastern representing Waukegan IU who totaled 3622 for sixth place BONO ItTCTION Wednesday Night IOI5-I200 Midnight Again Ogden Bond buyers will have the opportunity to buy valuable merchandise by auction the highest Bond Bidders will be able to bny everything from Turkeys to Nylon Hosiery Be sure to tune in Wednesday Night 10:15 Storage Packing Across the Street or Across the State SLADE TRANSFER Blended Whiskey 86 proof 65 grota neutral spirits Dial 8944 2457 Kiesel Sponsored by OGDEN ROTARY CLUB KLO had been cancelled He said he would give his squad a two weeks' layoff before resuming practice for the New Year's day title Peoria Illinois.