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nnnnra nn n. ft ir ji JV. 0) 0 i0) 1 LZ3 SUVJ Sift) 1 1 1 The Fancy Dons! Tricky Stuff for Lewis' Valedictory Lions in Vain POST VACATED BY RESIGNATION OF LEWIS GIVEN GEORGE MALLEY ntvt Mtr.ort. TUESDAY CCCC SAN FRANCISCO. DECEMBER 1, 1936 TUESDAY 21 SVVANSON OF DONS INTERCEPTS ACQUARELLI (LOYOLA) PASS -V i4 I -ri i NO SURPRISE Appointment Confirms Rumors By Harry Borba Slender George Malley, expert boxer and trained for the law, yesterday assumed the burden of building the football glory at the University of San Francisco.

Hardly had the studentry recovered from the shock of "Spud" Lewis' resignation before Athletic Manager Rod Chisholm announced his successor. Malley has been Lewis' coaching assistant this year and his appointment confirms rumors that have been rampant all season that Lewis, dissatisfied with the Dons' set-up, was on the way out and that Malley would succeed him. Lewis stuck to his resignation despite tearful entreaties of his players on the way back from Los Angeles Sunday night. Although Malley's salary was not announced it is believed to be less than Lewis was getting. Spud was pulling down $5,000 since retrenchment two years ago and had an option for another 1,000 if the athletic receipts showed a certain profit.

Malley probably is drawing down $4,500. Ho will be permitted to pick his own assistant although, on advice of Lewis, he would like to have several. Malley is a graduate of Santa Clara, played football there under Eddie Keinholz and finished his last season when Adam Walsh was coaching his first year. Hence t3 SWANSON LATERALS TO BR AG A GREAT DEFENSIVE GIANT OF CAL LINE HONORED 5. SWANSON (George knows the Notre Dame THORNHILL GETS Beats out Fast Field for COAST SEEKS i style of play, learned the Warner system under Lewis the past year land in 1932 when he was back- Place; Star Guard of i THIRD DEGREE FROM SULLY Huskies Also Picked MANY A.

A. U. POSTS field aide to Lewis. He is not certain now which style he will teach but he likely will keep parts of both, using the double wingbacks and the Notre -jf Dame box both behind balanced By Harry M. Haj'ward By Lewis Burton Universal Service and New York American Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov.

30. Heat them if you ran! The All-United States team is herewith presented as-the Number One honor roll of intereollegiate football for 1936. 't By Prescott Sullivan Examiner Sports Staff TRYING TO LIVE DOWN A CRIMSON PAST WITH THE STANFORD FOOTBALL BOYS, It is the result of elose observation and careful inquiry by football experts of the Hearst morning newspapers, blanketing the country under the chairmanship of Damon Runyon. and unbalanced lines. George Malley began coaching in 1928 when he finished his law-course at U.

S. F. He became the head man at St. Ignatius High School, but when Lewis was appointed in 1932, Malleey came over to the parent institution as backfield coach. In 1933 he returned to the preps and his 193 1 and 1935 teams were unbeaten, winning 15 straight games.

St. Ignatius was not in the Local Academic Athletic Association at Into the discard with Avery Brundage, Augustus Kirby, Frederick S. Rubien and Lavvson Robertson. Let the banners of Judge Jeremiah T. Mahoney, William F.

Humphrey, Al Sandcll, Al Masters, Aaron Frank, Brutus Hamilton and Dean Cromwell swing on high. Yes, sir that's the way it promise with quality, and so there is no second team. Widely publicized players who failed to meet They investigated every possibility, searching for perfection and for strength. They picked the team in a telegraphic conference. They set the highest possible standard, making no com- (Continued on Tage 21, Col.

2) 1 the time. Continued on Tape TA, Col. 1) Hv t' i zy Cr; kg K4 11 -v i CHICAGO, Nov. 30. A sensational confession was extracted from Tiny Thornhill, Stantord football coach, today.

Confronted with the awfulncss of Stanford's record (two wins, two ties, five larrupings) Thorn-hill, conscience-smitten, broke down and told all. A transcript of his confession (questions asked by your old correspondent) follows: Q. What's doing? A Nothing much. Would you like to meet Columbia again? A Yes. But not this year.

Why not this year? A Because we'll have a better GAINS HIGHEST GRID HONOR team next j'ear and anyway I've had enough of New York for one WHEN "SPUD" LEWIS bowed out as head coach of the Dons in the Loyola game Sunday in Los Angeles, his boys did it up fancy for him. This nifty occurred in the first quarter. Swan son rambled 18 yards before letting Braga have the ball and Al went for 1 2 more before Acquarelli nailed him season, haven't you? fj Tut. Tut. Mr.

Thornhill, re member I'm asking the ques Irom behind. (International News Magic Eye Photo tions. All you do is answer them. Why will Stanford have a better team next year than this? A Because It will lose fewer ALL-U. S.

TEAM irames. Yeah. I know. But how will you manage that? Paulman Returns .4 4 A Bill Paulman will be back Football's Immortals for 1936 Hnd he will manage it for me. He can pass.

That's all we ever needed a passer. Q. Will you get in the Rose The 1936 All-United States Uootliall Team Bowl again? A. I ain't sure. All the boys A S.

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I'ittsburch 22 207 6.03 ML Lebanon. Pa. say so and I wouldn't be surprised. Q. How did you lose the Columbia game? A.

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B. Harrison (Sam Francis) 22 205 6.01 Lincoln, Nebr. All-United States honorable mention. Alphabetically listed, those given honorable mention below are so distinguished because they survived up to the final eliminations for the GUttos team of 1836. Veenker Quits as Iowa State Coach AMES Nov.

30. (AP) George Veenker, Iowa State College athletics director and head football coach, today resigned as coach and announced appointment of James J. Yeager, an assistant coach, to the position. Veenker said he will retain his Nntns Dame; Bill Mont irmierjr, Princeton; ens. Tnni-SHpe; Nrllo Falaai hi, Sanla Stoj.hf-n X.trthw -wttTn R.iijti.

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