Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-21
BROTHERS STAR
ON THE HAWKEYE
GRID|RON TEAM
Aubrey and Glenn Devine
Have Contributed Large
" to the Success of the
Iowa Football Squad.


Iowa City, la, Nov 20.-TWo
brothers--Aubrey and Glenn De-
vine--are the chief reasons why
the University of Iowa football
eleven is on the verge of winning
its first western conference cham
pionship in twenty years, for, while
to the average person the Iowa
team is largely Aubrey Devine, to
persons who have followed the
eleven closely it has become more
and more evident that Glenn, COM
apratively unknown, deserves al
most as much credit as Aubrey, the
all-western star known to every
football enthusiast.
Glcnn's Steady Playing.
When the Old Gold of Iowa
floated triumphantly from the goal
posts after games with Notre
Dame, Illinois, Purdue and Mime
sofa, 1t was Aubrey Devine VINO
generally had done most of the
ground gaining. 1t was Aubrey VINO
hurled the successful FORWARD
passes with unerring accuracy and
il was Aubrey whose magic toe
booted the ball for points. Few
realized that but for Glenn, Iowa
might not have been victorious, Tor
Glenn's steady and valiant playing
was generally Of the type that
drew little attention but did much
toward winning the game.
Glenn opens holes for Aubrey
he spills the opposing tacklers, he
dumps interference for Aubrey 10
make tackles, and-best of all-lI
Aubrey happens to cut loose with
a wild forward pass Glenn general
" manages to snare it--sometllllee
with only one hand. 60
Thus the plugger--Glenn--has
drawn little attention, ana YET
without him or someone ike NM
Aubrey-the star--might nave
much more difficulty than at pres
ent in making his great plays.
Aubrey without Glenn would De
a real star-there is no DOUBT OF
that-but with Glenn he's one OF
the greatest in the country.
Several More Stars.
While these two men have done
more than any other pair OF play
ers TO keep Iowa to the front, the
team has several more stars.
In the line Slater, the giant
negro, and Bedding at tackle ana
end have consistently been chosen
MS circumference and all-western
material for several years, Both
are PLAYING their fourth season on
an Iowa team by virtue OF the ..
A, 7. c. ruling. Slater especlaily
seems to be putting up the mos
consistently brilliant game OF MS
career this fall. -.
However. the present strength
of the Hawkeyes lies not SO inucI
in reliance upon the dependaples OIL
other seasons as in the develop
ment of new men who are more
Than holding their own with the Ola
stars. 1t is doubtful If another line
in the conference is as good from
one end to the other as the Ola
Cold forwards, and the Iowa line'
plus Gordon Locke at fulipack, 20
enough to cause trouple lol any
team in America.
Locke Is Dependable.
Locke is unusually depehuaole,
for when the Hawkeyes are llVe
wards from a touchdown they can
on Locke, and Locke generally goes
over in one smash leaving a trall Oh
husky opponents on either slue
him and underneath. once
through the line, Locke also Is d
good open field runner.
Thompson at left tackle IS re-
earded as a find. He is playing ms
Second wear. Kadesky at left eno
is better man on defense than
Fielding. Slater is the old reliaole
al opening holes. HEIDI and Mi.
ick have elaborated to make
many an advance possible put
Heldt is especially strong on ae-
tense, Mead fills the breach pc
tween Heidi and Slater.
At carrying the ball the iowa
offense is mostly two-man propo-
sition. Either Aubrey DeVlhe
stands back with his triple threat
10 run, pass, or kick or else Locke
takes the ball from his place IN
threatening lnterleIehce c,,a,,,,
charges through the line. Glenn
Devine is especially strong on de-
Tense, at catching passes or III
SHILLING the opposition to ma &c
room for Aubrey. Shuttlewortn at
the other half can carry the odlt
we'll when called on and is last
enough to fit in well with the rest
of the backs.