New Britain herald., 1929-11-13

By NEA Service,
 Pittsburgh, Ia. Nov 1&-If the
 Pitt Panther is victorious in it's re
 maining games against Carnegie
 Tech and Penn State, and splendid
 record indicates the proving cat
 will be Jock Suthorland's boys arc
 looked upon as having an even
 chance to make the long trek
 across the continent for their second
 Tournament Of Roses football game
 in three seasons at Pasadena.
 lndefoated in its first six starts
 with total Of 2O2 points scored
 against 2& by the opposition, the
 Panther aggregation truly would ably represent tho east in this an nual intersectional battle New
 Years Day in southern California. Thousands Of loyal Pittsburchcrs and Panther fans question superior itN of Notrc Dame over Pitt A game
 alone could settle that dispute.
 In certain respect thc Panthrrs
 and the RambIcrs are alike, in
 that both meet their opposition with a machinc-likc precision that seldom matched on the gridiron. Both elevens boast stars of the first water, but in the general play inc individual is ovcrshadowcd by the marked smoothncss Of the attack and defense as a unit.
 pr. J. B, Sutherland, he Of the 1 dental profession. familiarity known as "Jock,' has a team powerful in l its running and aerial attack and 1 Wcll-nigh imprcgnabIe on the de i fense, as the combined scores of the i opponents show. The team is made i up or more than II players. The | silent Doe has a wealth Of man l power.
 Ray Montgomery in the Panther forward wall has been termed the . perfect guard" by Coach Suther- ! land. Pokor-faccd Joe Donchcss at l end does his work so smoothly that ! he seldom eNcites attention from the stadium. BurlY Jim MacMurdo. at a varsity tackle position in his soph- omore year, has been a whole line in himself, Captain Luby Dimeolo. T guard, is a fiery leader. and with center Collins, end. and TullN. tackle. lend able aesjstance .o Montgomery. M@cMurGo and l'onch"ss in clearing ih" path for Suthorland's charGIu% backs,
 Rig Tom Parkinson. senior in via third year as varsity rnIbarl,. is almost certain 10 make the majority '' All-America selections. Bill |, 'Whitcy' Waliuchus. substitute lalfbach only because it's his mis- 'ortunc 10 he in school al the same imo with Tony Jansa and Josh Will iams, ran wild against Nebraska.
 ansa, like Parkinson, seems dcs- inod for many honor selections.
 No football team in the country boasts q player like Jim Rooney, 'nothor Pitt tcseryc haIfbach Roo o"N is perhaps the seasons best 'untcr. And at field goals he's not 30 shaggy either.
 Piu is blessed with two rroat in Eddie Baker and Edwards. Tho latter was varsity icld general for two seasons until r Baker bIosSomcd out this fall, his II ophomoro year. With these two laudN mon bi, rl,,- ,l;,,.-,.,,,. . z aorc than ordinary kicking and f 'assing talent. Coach Sutherland 'orcr worries about his team not 'eins able to seize a scoring oppor- unity
 Pitts season is almost identical with that Of 1927 when the great ( libby Wclch. All-Amcrica halfback. nd his Panthcrs to the Pacific { oast to meet Stanford in the Pag- ant of Roses classic, Pittsburgh { ad an unblcmishcd record that car. except that Stanford won from l hem 10 6 in the Pasadena con- ( est
 Parkinson. Edwards, lansa. lontSomcry and DonchcSs were ( eGulars Of the great team Gibhy Nclch led aaginat Stanford two ' cars ago. They're winding up rilliant careers this fall and cach ' -ould like nothing better than 10 I okc a crack at tho western repre- { be it California, Stanford z r Southern California, in the great ' 'aeadcna bowl |
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