Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-02
GRID STARS TO
PLAY CONTEST
FOR CHARITY
Greatest Galaxy of College
Players Ever Assembled"
to Meet.
By NORMAN e. BROWN.

Inc greateSt galaxy of college foot
ball stars. past and present, ever as.
'sembled," as the circus spellbindets
would "a will perform on the grid
iron at Columbus today for swee,
charity. The affair is the secdhd an.
nual Grid-Grad day held in that cit,
to raise funds for the associated char
ities of the city. While interest in
that angle of the. game is mostly loo
al, yet the presence of the host of col
leg1ate stars who have promised to
boost the event by participating
makes the affair of interest generally.
Most every followerA, of the grid
game has wanted at m tim orsan-
other to see all his favorite' stars in
action together. boy, there would
be a team" you'd hear him say after
Keeling off the list of men that ap-
peals to him.. : =
There will be enough grid notables
assembled today to make up three or
four such teams.
East vs.. West:
They will divide up into eastern and
western squads for the day and go to
1t. Among those slated to play with
the eastern stars are George McLaren,
former captain and All-American full
back at Pittsburgh. now coach of
Cincinnati University; Eddie Casey,
All-American halfback at Harvard in
1919, coach of Tufts College this year;
Eddie Kaw, All-American half back
last year, captaining Cornell's great
scoring machine this season; Harold
Erickson, fashy halfback on W. j.;
George Moseley, All-American end at
Yale in 1916; r. M. Hogsett, Allan.
erican end for Dartmouth six seasons
ago; r. c. Dusty Ashbaugh, captain
and All-American end for Brown in
Browns" Great quarterback. in the
forward passing game; Jimmy
Munns, All-American guard and cap
tain of Cornell in 1913: Dave West,
All-American tackle and captain OF
Colgate in 1916; bob" Peck. the
great rowing center who won ALL
American spurs at Pittsburg a few
season back; Frank Culver. captain
OF this years Syracuse eleven, ALL
American last year and the smallest,
scrappi.est center in the east.
Roberts and Mcmillan.
Among the brighter lights who will
play with the western stars are "Bo'
Mcmillan and RED" Roberts OF Cen.
tire College fame; Jack" Crangle,
plunging Illinois fullback who clos(d
a brilliant career in 1921; "Potsy'
Clark, whose open field running amaz.
ed fans and who generated Illinois to
Western Conference honors in 1914;
Brick" Muller. CaIfornia's All-Amer-
lean end who thinks nothing of hurl-
ing the, football so yards with deadly
aim. and speed; s"Fike" Eichenlaub,
-fullback at Notre Dame in 1915; How
ard Yerges, great field general OF
Ohio States first two Western Confer.
fence championship teams in 1916 and
1917, now coaching Rice Institute in
Texas; DIN Smith, tackle and cap.
tain OF this years Ohio Wesleyan
eleven. which has just completed an
undefeated season and shares cham.
,ptonship honors in Ohio with Oberlin,,
will be represented In the
lGrid-Grad game. by u. H. Stallings,
also q tackle. Ali-Ohio star last wear
and coach Of Oberlin this year: "Pol.
~" Wallace, All-American tackle last
year for Iowa State; Centers Ernie
Wick Of Michigan and Andy Meme.
eek OF Ohio State. given Ail-Western
and All-American honors by many
critics sin 1890; Iolas Huffman and
Dean Trott. All-American tackle and
.guard at Ohio State In 1919. 1890 and
1891.
I Also IL viii bs the frst .of tbs N.
nual affairs to be- held In the new
giant stadiumsopene dsthisSf fall 4 place
AT "a hold such an array. Altosetlses
~ stacks 5aps@as one of the Schotct NOR
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