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TAMPA SUNDAY TRIBUNE PART 2 PART 2 SPORTS WANT-ADS, MARKETS TAMPA, FLORIDA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1931 TO ftJim Sv a An Ml uv ALL VJ JVJ Georgia Bulldogs Crush Tech Under 35-6 Avalanche TERRIERS TOP WITH THREE; PLANT GETS 2 llllllllllllllllllinilllllllllllllllUllllllllllHllllHllllllllllinMmiimilltTTTTTTTrt Tampa Boys Named on All-Star Florida "Big Ten" Grid Team CORNING AFTER 13 Sports Writers Pick RING UP MOST DECISIVE WIN IN SHEARS Catfish Smith Plays Brilliantly in Triumph imiiiiimntiiihiiiiiiMnMiiiiHnMiiiiniiiMiiiHiii.MiiniiiiiiniiiiMiinmTniTfnTil Representative Team iy RED NEWTON Just why the dear old public expects sports writers to reach into their battered typewriters and pull out these mythical all-star football teams always has been something of a mystery. Yet the public keeps right on By RED NEWTON Hillsborough and Plant, Tampa's demanding 'em year in and year out. And we have yet to hear of a sports two high schools, bagged five of the 11 places on the all-star Florida high school "Big Ten" football team se writer with enough intestinal stamina to poke a reproving finger at the dear old public along with the admonition, "Go pick your own all-star team." lected for The Tribune by the 13 leading sports writers along the conference circuit. We have always petted and pampered the idea that the football players, themselves, should be permitted to pick their own all-star teams. How Hillsborough, although finishing ATHENS, Nov.

28. (Associated Press.) Georgia university's Bulldogs today completed their Southern conference schedule with a 35 to 6 Victory over Georgia Tech in one of can the sports writers in the press coop or the coaches on the bench pick fifth in the conference standings, placed three players on the team. out the padded bozo in that squirming mass of fighting humanity, who is getting in the most effective wallops upon his opponent. You can readily They are Phil Patterson, end: Willie imagine the disgust of some gridder, who, upon reading a sports writer's Godwin, tackle; and Julian Lane, fullback. the greatest triumphs the Athens team has scored 'nwoi- Tat-Vi in t.h The Plant Panthers, 1931 "Big Ten" PRESTO Aw years of their champions, landed two places.

Both Charlie Fleming, center, and Bob AN all. star rivalry. R. ii i over Gilliam, tackle, polled big votes. It is Fleming's third year on the mythical eleven.

two touchdowns in Others Landed Two Robert E. Lee high, of Jacksonville, the first period, Georgia quickly took command of the situation and the issue was never in doubt after the St. Petersburg and Miami also placed two players each in the selections, but one of Miami's players, Leven, a halfback, had to share his place with Pearce, fleet little Plant City back. The two tied in the poll, each getting or coach's all-star team, discovers missing the name of somes opposing player, who socked him on the beezer and in general made his life miserable through 60 torrid minutes of hand-to-hand warfare. five votes.

Sports writers of Tampa, Jackson ville, Miami, West Palm Beach, Fort We have written the above babble to sort of prepare you for our annual Myers, Gainesville, Orlando, St. Pe tersburg, Lakeland and Plant City contributed to the all-star team. Only first team selections were counted in the poll. Southern conference all-star team. And if you don't like it, just remember that the dear old public rushed us into the mess.

Never would we of our own free will designate Smith as a better football player than Jones, for you never can tell what Jones, Jones' coach and Jones' friends would do about it. It has been customary In the nast for thet "Big Ten" coaches, them selves, to select the all-star team, but Anyway, the Associated Press sent us the following communication: "The Associated Press is asking the assistance of the sports writers they voted to abandon the practico this season. The Tribune feels that a consensus of the opinions of Florida's and coaches in selecting outstanding football players for the annual Southern conference all-star team of 1931. We will appreciate your vote." leading sports writers, all of whom SMITH jirst io minutes. Following a second period devoid of touchdowns, Georgia came back to count twice in the third quarter and cnce in the final.

Except for a drive in the last few minutes, which brought its only touchdown, the Tech offense which functioned so well against Florida last week was not in evidence. However, in the second period. Tech's defense was so' strong that Georgia could not come within scoring distance although the Bulldogs rolled Up five first downs. Georgia Subs Score Twice Georgia's, second string backfield and a varsity line started against Tech arid counted twice, while the varsity, "rushed in at the opening of the second period, could not pierce the Jackets' defense when the goal was neared. The Bulldogs' first advance in the opening period started from the 38, but was haltea after two first downs had been made.

However, Barron, Tech halfback, fumbled on the first play and Georgia recovered on Tech's 37. With Dickens and Gilmore shattering the line Georgia moved to the five-yard line and Chandler slipped through, the line for the touchdown. Tech was unable to gain after the kickoff and Georgia began another 65-vard touchdown parade from the have seen the teams in action several times, will represent as representative an all-star team as it is possible to As it is not customary to discuss your vote before casting it, we're get. All-star Team Lineup The all-star first team follows: going to spring the following all-star selections upon you without wasting a lot of space trying to alibi just why we left off dear old Spinkleberger or dearer older Fodunk. Read 'em and weep: Plasman, Miami, and Patterson, Hillsborough, ends; Gilliam, Plant, and Godwin, Hillsborough, tackles; Shuler, Robert E.

Lee, and Mastry, St. Pe First Team Pos. Second Team Dalrymple, Tulane End Parnell, Florida LANE TERRIER. Full BACK tersburg, guards; Fleming, Plant, center; Puryear, St. Petersburg, quar PATTERSON TERRIER.

END Leyendecker, Vanderbilt Tackle Saunders, Tennessee Hickman, Tennessee Maddox, Georgia terback; Manes, Robert E. Lee, and Lodriguez, Tulane Center Sharpe, Alabama (Photo by Carl T. Tribune Staff) Pearce, Plant City, and Leven, Miami, Leathers, Georgia Scafide, Tulane (tie) halfbacks; and Lane, Hillsbor Jenkins, Florida Tackle Wright, Kentucky STECKER STARS ough, fullback. TULANE WRECKS With exception of two positions, AS ARMY BEATS 5, with Gilmore shooting around left Smith, Georgia End Haynes, Tulane Downes, Georgia Quarter Dawson, Tulane Zimmerman, Tulane Half Rogero, Florida Kelly, Kentucky Half Felts, Tulane All-Star "Big Ten" Teams Selected by 13 Writers L. S.

CLAIMS SOUTHERN TITLE NOTRE DAME 12-0 both in the backfield, all of the all-star players polled clean-cut majorities. Mastry, star St. Petersburg guard, who was a stand-out choice last season, was the only player to bag a perfect score. He polled 13 out of 13 votes, thereby inheriting the captainship of the mythical eleven. McEver, Tennessee Fullback.

Roberts, Georgia md for 38 yards and the second core. The second period resembled a comedy of errors with both teams passing often and both intercepting ong heaves made by the opponents. Georgia accounted for five first downs, but the Jackets held when NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28. (A.P.) By ALAN GOL'LD Associated Press Sports Editor Tulane's Green Wave bagged the Southern conference football cham NEW YORK, Nov.

28. (A.P.) Puryear, flashy little St. Petersburg With a surging rush that defied the pionship and became contender for the national title by defeating elements, the odds and opposition halfback, got 12 out of 13 votes, and their goal was threatened. Army's gold-helmeted, mud-spattered football team staged a magnificent is hereby appointed alternate captain of the team. Strange enough, Puryear, Louisiana State university, 34 to 7, comeback today to administer a Vift.

today before 30 000 wildly cheering a halfback, had six votes for quarterback, four more than his nearest competitor for this post. For some reason, the writers sprinkled their votes for smashing defeat to Notre Dame, 12 to in one of the First Team Second Team Player Position Player Plasma Miami End Crenshaw, Andrew Jackson Gilliam, Plant Tackle Buck, Miami Shuler, Robert E. Lee Guard Isbell, Orlando Fleming, Plant Center Henry, Mastry, St. Petersburg (c) Guard Bowyer, Lakeland Godwin, Hillsborough Tackle Ellison, St. Petersburg Patterson, Hillsborough End Commander, Robert E.

Lee Puryear, St. Petersburg Rodriguez, Plant Manes, Robert E. Lee Half Schemer, Andrew Jackson Pearce, Plant City and Leven, Miami Eppert, Robert E. Lee Lane, Hillsborough Hartman, Gainesville (c) Honorable mention: Line Thompson, Fort Myers; Christian, St. Petersburg; Barwich, Robert E.

Lee; Thompson, Fort Myers; Appley, St. Petersburg; Muelo, Hillsborough; Savage, Hillsborough. Backfield: Williams, Fort Myers; Johnson, Orlando; Hamil, Robert E. Lee; Tuppen, St. Petersburg; and Barrington, Orlando.

The victory, with the defeat today of Northwestern and the tie of South- most sensational upsets of the 1931 season. lern Methodist uni Led by Ray Steck- Key Scores Third Georgia took the third period kick-off, and with Mott, Key and Gilmore gaining consistently, marched to its third touchdown. The touchdown, made by Key on a play through guard which found him veering sharply to the right after passing the scrimmage line, climaxed an advance from Georgia's 37. Shortly afterward, Chandler broke off tackle for 76 yards and the fourth touchdown. Chandler had a clear field until he ran into Galloway, Tech's safety man on the 25, but he managed to elude the last Tech barrier and romped over for the touchdown.

Earlv in the fourth period Sullivan And in reference to all-star teams, Leon Shapiro, of Orlando, writes: "In this little town of ours we think you are the berries (not razz) when it comes to football and other sports. However, before Reggie Ascher and myself pass judgment on you as an expert of the first water, we are submitting' our selections as the all-time all-Southern football stars from 1922 until this time. "We have started an argument here in Orlando and have accumulated plenty, of enemies. Of course, being friendly to Tampa, we must start a war going there. All right, here goes: "Ends Shiver, Georgia; Dalrymple, Tulane; Bomar, Tulane; Catfish Smith, Georgia.

"Tackles: Spears, Georgia Tech; Sington, Alabama; Farriss, North Carolina; and Winslett, Alabama. "Guards: Drennen, Georgia Tech; Goldstein, Florida; Brown, Vanderbilt; and Steele, Florida. "Centers: Pund, Georgia Tech; and Roberts, Tulane. "Halfbacks: Johnny Mack Brown, Alabama; Banker, Tulane; McEver, Tennessee; and Flournoy, Tulane. "Quarterbacks: Spears, Georgia Tech; and Crabtree, Florida.

"Fullbacks: Hubert, Alabama; and Holm, Alabama." er, brightest star of the Cadet back- versity, left the Green Wave as the only undefeated and untied major football team in field, Army as tounded the experts DALRYMPLE and the green- STECKLH shirted warriors by waging a winning fight from the outset and battling the Irish to a stand still. Stecker gaining 50 yards on a pass the field general hither and yon. Two Close Races The race for one of the halfback posts and for fullback was close. Pearce, Plant City ace, who led the conference scoring with 77 points, polled five votes. Leven, Miami star, got four halfback votes and one for fullback, and is entitled to share the post with Pearce.

Manes, Robert E. Lee, clinched the other halfback position with nine votes. Lane, Hillsborough halfback, was the victim of another strange trick in the writers' poll. He carried off six votes for fullback, mainly because the bland youngster has pulverized oppos- ing lines all season with sharp off-tackle stabs. Lane's selection proved the surprise of the poll.

He beat out Hartman, a husky Gainesville back, by two votes. That the writers were pretty well of one mind as to the all-star team was demonstrated by the way the (Continued on Page 2 Part 2) from Travis Brown in the first pe tossed a short pass to Dickens, who riod, paved the way for the first America. Tulane washed over the invading Tigers with ease and precision. But the. Tigers pounced on the Greenies with ferocity in the first quarter by slamming over the first touchdown on the game and leaving Tulane trailing for the first time this season.

The touchdown was made with the great end, Jerry Dalrymple, sitting on the bench, but he was sent in immediately and under his leader shook loose and galloped 40 yards touchdown by Tom Kilday and per How the Writers Voted sonally contributed the second score, in the last quarter with a thrilling for a final score. Vernon Catfish Smith had a perfect day with his place kicks for extra ooint. booting five over perfectly. 68-yard dash from scrimmage BY RED NEWTON, THE TRIBUNE 81,000 See Game Smith also played his usual fine game Here! Here! End Bomar and Quarterback Spears played at Vandy, not Tulane and Tech. at end, time after time charging through and dragging Tech backs for losses.

A crowd of 81,000 spectators, the greatest of the eastern season, braved freezing weather to cheer West Point's first triumph over Notre Dame since the great Red Cagle ran wild on the First Team Pos. Plasma Miami Gilliam, Plant Tackle. Shuler, Robert E. Lee Fleming, Plant Mastry, St. Petersburg Godwin, Hillsborough Tackle.

Second Team Gay, Plant Buck, Miami Henry, Lakeland Kirkland, Plant City Appley, St. Petersburg Muench, Hillsborough Georgia threatened once in the final period before it finally scored, driving same gridiron in 1927. The game started in a heavy snow to tlje 18-yard line before an incom Gene Redding, of Bradenton, writes: "Will you kindly assume the role of a judge and give us your opinion of the best football players in the country this season for each position? This may seem inconsistent but a friend of mine and myself had an argument the other night that nearly resulted in one of us becoming a hos- storm that quickly turned the field plete pass over the goal line naitea into a quagmire and ended in semi- ship, the Greenies- whipped over a retaliating touchdown to even the score at the end of the quarter. The Wave rolled again for a touchdown in the second quarter and then banged the line, chased around end and threw passes for two touchdowns in the third. The wave registered the fifth touchdown in the last quarter.

Tigers Fight Hard But the Tigers fought boldly and hard. Twice they held the hard charging Wave within the five-yard (Continued on Page 2 Part 2) the advance. Tech Scores in Fourth Patterson, Hillsborough End Crenshaw, Andrew Jackson Puryear, St. Petersburg Quarter Rodriguez, Plant Pearce, Plant City Half Leven, Miami Manes, Robert E. Lee Half Hartman, Gainesville Lane, Hillsborough Full Carter, Plant darkness with a thick haze spreading over the field.

Notre Dame, harassed and frus FOOTBALL RESULTS trated at almost every turn, went ARXlt.l) FIXNEFROCK JACKSONVILLE IIMEM'MHN Manes Lane Right Half Fullback Robert E. Lee Hillsborough Tech's aerial attack functioned emodthly late in the contest, and Tech passed its way to its only touchdown. The successful Tech advance started on the 26, and four passes for 17, 25, 17 and 8, together with a few line eains. brought the score. The (Continued on Page 2 Part 2) Player Srliool Position THE ORACLES AD NUTWN ON THF SPORTS WRITERS SOCTH Georgia, 35: Georgia Tech, 6.1 Duke, Washington and Lee, Guilford, 12; 6.

Tulane, 31; Louisiana State, 7. Georgia Schedules Yale for Game Next touchdown pass from McArthur to Davis over the goal was good for Patterson Gilliam Fleming Mastry Godwin Dayman Puryear Manes Leven Hartman Hillsborough Plant Robert E. Lee Plant St. Petersburg Hillshnrongh Miami St. Petersburg Robert E.

Lee Miami Gainesville Left Knd Feft Tackle Left Guard enter Right Guard Richt Tarkle Right End Quarterback I-eft Half Right Half Fullbark F. P. (OLE TAMPA TIMES School Miami Robert E. Lee St. Petersburg Plant Hillshnrongh Miami Hillsborough Plant St.

Petersburg Miami Hillsborough Mustangs Held to 0-0 Tie by Texas But Win Grid Title eight yards. The try for extra point Player Plasman Shuler Mastry Fleming Godwin Buck Patterson Rodriguez Puryear Leven Lane Position Left End Left Tackle Left Guard (enter Right Guard Right Tackle Right End Quarterback Ift Hair Right Hair Fullbark Season, Paper Says was misled as Davis, who was noiaing the kick, fumbled. Georgia made 22 first downs to ATLANTA, Nov. 28. (A.P.) The JACK BKI.L MIAMI HERALD EAST Army, 12; Notre Dame, 0.

Yale, 51; Princeton. 14. Stanford. 31; Dartmouth, 6. Detroit, 6: Georgetown, 0.

Washington and Jefferson, 14; West Virginia, 13. Penn State, 31; Lehigh, O. Navy, 1: Woostcr. Cook academy (N. Nary Plehes.

O. Western Maryland. 34; Muhlenberg, O. Providence college, Rhode Island Slate. O.

Davis and Elkinn. 3.1; Morris Harvey, 0. eight for Tech, five of Tech's coming In the touchdown march. Tech com Journal says the University of Georgia pital patient. We have bet our bankrolls on the question, and we want you to settle it with your choice for all-America team.

Also, do you think Tulane has the best team in the country, and is Catfish Smith the best end in Georgia football history?" al McMillan PALM BEACH POST Posilion School Player has reached an agreement with Yale for a football game in 1933, the place on the 1932 schedule to be filled by pleted seven passes for 115 yards, while six were incomplete and two intercepted. Georgia completed two Player Thompson Gilliam Shuler Fleming Kmk PhiKman I'll rv ear Ala lies Leven Hartman Position I-eft End Left Tackle Left Guard Tenter Right Guard Right Tarkle Right End Muarterhack Left Half Right Half Fullbark Srbool Fort Myerg Plant Robert K. Ie Plant XI. Petersburg Miami Miami St. Petersburg Robert K.

ee Miami Gainesville for 65, seven were incomplete ana two were intercepted. Left End I eft Tackle l.ert Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Right End Quarterback Left Half Right Hair Fullback Hillsborough Plant Robert E. Lee Plant St. Petersburg Hillsborough Miami Fort liven Robert E. Lee Miami Gainesville Patterson Gilliam Shuler Fleming Mastry God iv in Plasman William Mane Leven Hartman Tech: Lackey.

Cain. It: Laws. 1st: FORT WORTH, Nov. 28. (A.P.) Mud slowed down the galloping Mustangs, of Southern Methodist university, to a walk here today but they traveled fast enough to play a 0 to 0 tie with Texas Christian and win the 1931 southwest conference football championship.

An estimated crowd of 15,000 braved inclement weather to see a slip and slide battle waged largely between the 40-yard lines. Southern Methodist once penetrated to Texas Christian's 24-yard line. Texas Christian reached the Metho-diste' 29-yard line, that was as close to a touchdown as either came. Keblett, Join's, re: rinrher. rt; Williams, re.

MoArthur, qb; Barron, lh; Hare, WEST Purdue, Northwestern, 0. Ohio State, 7. Michigan. 16: Wisconsin. 0.

Notre Dame Dayton, 6. Rluffton. Defiance, O. St. Ambrose, Cornell college, 4.

Temple, 38; Missouri, 6. some southern opponent. The 1933 game, says the Journal's dispatch from Athens, will be played later in the season than those of the series ended with a Georgia victory at New Haven this year. Heretofore the games have been played about the second week of the season. Negotiations are under way with several southern schools for filling the date next year.

The date of the 1933 Yale contest has not been definitely in: nerry, in. Gconria: Smith. Ic: Roce, It: Maililox Jin- MUSHIER Ahem! Our opinions, strictly personal, follow: (1) 1931 All-America football selections: Dalrymple, Tulane, and Smith, Georgia, ends; Marvil, Northwestern, and Schwegler, Washington, tackles; Munn, Minnesota, and Leathers, Georgia, guards; Yarr, Notre Dame center; Wood, Harvard, quarterback; Schwartz, Notre Dame, and McEver, Tennessee, halfbacks; Rentner, Northwestern, fullback. (2) We'll believe Tulane the greatest team this year until the Greenies are beaten. 1 (3) Smith is Georgia's greatest end so far as we can recall.

rt: Kelley. re: Sullivan, qb; Chandler, lh; FETEKNRIRG INDEPENDENT ST, Position School Plaver jJir'Rens, rn; biimire, 10. Srnr bv iwrindn: PETE NORTON PETERSBURG TIMES School Position Hillsborough Left End Plant. Left Tarkle St. Petersburg Left Guard Plant I enter Robert K.

Lee Right Guard St. Petersburg Bisrht Tarkle Anrl'w 3nrkson Right End And'w Jarkson Onarterbark St. Petersburg Left Halt GffJri. 14 14 1 35 SOFTHW EST Texas Christian, Southern Methodists, 0. Rice, Baylor, 0.

ST. I layer Patterson Gilliam Mastry Fleming Mi uler Appley rrnb Srhemer Fur ear Left End Left Tarkle Left Gunrd Center Right Gunrd St. Petersburg Plant St. Petersburg Plant Hillshnrongh Christian Gilliam Mastry Fleming Godwin Teen 0 0 0 6 8 Georgia, scoring: touchdowns. Chandler HIGH SCHOOL (2.

Dickens, Key. Point after touchdown. Smith (51. Tech scoring: touchdown, Davit. Black (Davidson) referee.

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